PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn;, Wed., Sept, 3. 1975 The weather Witnesses sought The lottery Becoming cloudy this afternoon, clearing tonight and mostly sunny Friday. Highs today in Barker fatal Pearlis and Friday in low to nnid 70s. Low tonight in The weekly Connecticut State Lottery the 50s. . o number drawn today was 8^YelIow-338. 'Not always round witnesses are being sought to headquarters or Troop H, both MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1975 - VOL. XClV, No. 285 Maticheiter—A City of Village Charm t w e n t y -f o u r p a g e s — t w o s e c t io n s p r ic e j f if t e e n c e n t s the Hartford accident last on Washington St. in Hartford. Wednes^y night that claimed Not always white the life of Manchester Policeman Kenneth Barker. Board opens But

State Police seek information with pledge always beautiful about the 6:15 accident on the In observance of the nation’s eastbound ramp from 1-91 to.I- Mideast accord costs Bicentennial, something' nevi I News 84. It involved a red Cadillac has been added to meetings of convertible and a flat-bed the Manchester Board of Diriec- trailer truck with a yellow cab I summary tors. and a gray piece of machinery As of now, each meeting of tied to the bed. the board will be started with Complied from to exceed $2 billion Bruck Stephens, 38, of West The Pledge of Allegiance. t United Press International Concord, Mass,, the truck Tuesday night, in addition to WASHINGTON (UPI) - The United for the rundown by Kissinger, who proposal to station up to 200 American driver, has been charged with reciting the pledge, all in the States bds promised more than 32 billion returned Wednesday night from his civilians in the Sinai Desert to monitor negligent homicide with a Municipal Building Hearing W- in military and economic aid to Israel this successful Middle East mission which compliance with the accord by the Israelis year and up to 3800 million for Egypt un­ culminated in the new pact. motor vehicle. The truck’s Room observed a moment of I^ S tu tiC and the Egyptians. brakes failed, state police silence for two Manchester der terms of the new interim Sinai accord, Sen. Robert Byrd of West Virginia, the Congress still must vote on whether to it was disclosed today. reported. men who passed away last ^ GROTON — Another round of assistant Senate Democratic leader, said place the American observers in the week — Kenneth Barker, House Republican Leader John J. after the meeting that the Israeli aid buffer zone. Anyone who saw the vehicles « talks were slated today after a longtime policeman; and Rhodes said after a 90-minute White package may be toned down somewhat "It was a very good discussion,” just before the accident are g Wednesday session in which a James McCarthy, coach in the House briefing of congressional leaders by because there is “ the general impression Sparkman told reporters, “ A lot of asked to contact state police « federal mediator reported no - ■ ^ ‘V’’ ^ President Ford and Secretary of State Little League. S progress to end the 10-week strike that the Israelis are pretty well armed.” questions were asked.” SARDONYX / Henry A. Kissinger that the amount of aid » against General Dynamic’s Electric Byrd said he anticipated there will be House Speaker Carl Albert said he told for Israel will run between 32.1 billion and .FACTORY OUTLET « Boat Division. Major issues include “ some problem” in getting Senate ap­ Ford he supported the agreement and 32.3 billion in fiscal 1975-76. g wages, wage rqtes, subcontracting proval of the plan to station American predicted it would pass the House. He said 31.5 billion of the Israeli aid will that would be paved, as well as* the existing parking lot. « and work practices. civilians in the Sinai, but that “ in the final “ I expect the House to approve the Rec Director Mel Siebold points out to menibers of the Ad­ be in the form of military assistance, the analysis” he expected it would be ap­ From the left are Fred Ramey, board secretary; Dot Brm- request” for American personnel, Albert visory Park and Recreation Commission the areas I V rest in economic help. proved. said. He said the agreement “ would damour; Carl Silver, rec program director; Siebold; Joel W E S p /o R T - Off-duty proposed for a commuter parking lot at Charter Oak Park. # ■ I , Earlier news reports indicated the Byrd said he has some personal reser­ relieve tensions between the strongest Janenda, board chairman; John Didonato and Joe policemen planned picketing of Behind the group is the soul^iem corner where the tennis M/r overall assistance to I'rael might total vations about the plan. Arab country in the world and Israel. cVw// Town Hall today to protest the lack courts are loca t^ . The grassy plot behind them is an area Sylvester, board vice-chairman. (Herald photo by Dunn) nearly 310 billion over the long term. Sen, John Sparkman, D-Ala., chairman Sparkman said his committee would if c / in / M ir of a contract and alleged unfair WOMENS NAME BRAND Ford invited Republican and of the Foreign Relations Committee, said hold a closed hearing on the accord later labor practices by the Westport Democratic leaders to the White House many questions were asked about the in the day and “ I think we will be getting town administration. The policemen d / some highly classified information.” CULTURED voted Wednesday night to begin job SHOES, BOOTS & COATS action and to begin growing beards Rec Board delays commuter parking report v o o in violation of police regulations. Recreation group l*ejects voiced opposition. He has (1) AT DISCOUNT PRICES The Advisory Park and Rec Transportation proposal last about 3300,000, mostly federal Regional "/• suggested the parking lot be Commission has delayed its Thursday, but came to no final funds, to improve the lot, the Ea'iy payments Sf' located at Manchester Com­ 48 Purnell Place Manchester report on a proposed 2^space decision. It agreed to meet access road, and the entrance BOSTON — Egyptian President g munity College on state proper­ Charter Oak parking plan * commuter parking lot at again at 5:30 Tuesday afternoon and exit to the park, if the town Andwar Sadat told a group of k i : ty, and (2) threatened court ac­ Rear o f Worth’s - One Flight Up 6 4 9 - 8 6 8 7 Charter Oak Park. at the park. It did, and came to approves of the project. visiting U.S. congressmen last ^ Jay Giles, town public works tion if town directors approve By DOUG BEVINS The DOT proposes to construct 185 ad­ Originally promised for the the conclusion the report will D Iv. month he wants to buy a variety of sideration if directors overrule the com­ • r the lot at Charter Oak Park. C e rria g e H ouee JEWELERS-SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1900 town Board of Directors for take some time to prepare. director, said the plan is Boutique) sophisticated American weapons, ^ Herald Reporter ditional parking spaces in Charter Oak mission. Before the project could be COAT Tuesday night, it now is to be It is meeting again tonight at similar to one drawn in 1971 by 0 ° ; according to a report in today’s g Parks and parking don’t mix, Park, and establish a commuter bus ter­ Janenda said the final report will stress approved, directors would have Open 9:30 to 5:30 RACK. submitted next Tuesday. 7:30 in the Municipal Building. the town but shelved because of 958 MAIN STREET, DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER Boston Globe. Manchester’s Advisory Recreation and minal. There are 82 parking slots existing that the commission recognizes the need to write an ordinance and con­ The commission discussed The DOT proposed to spend lack of funds. Thurs til 9:00 PUANILL PLACC Hartford • Waatfarma Mall Park Commission decided again at the park. and desirability of commuter projects. n duct a public hearing on it. I the state Department of The rec board has previously PROVIDENCE, R.I. - Brown | Wednesday night. The DOT said it wanted title to the land But the report will point out that the DOT voiced opposition to the project. University has agreed to pay 329,495 » The commission voted unanimously to to be used for the new parking, and the might not have fully explored other sites When the proposal came before in an out-of-court settlement of a g recommend that the Board of Directors state would agree to a deed with a for a parking lot. town directors last mo^th, they sex discrimination suit. As part of ^ reject state offers to establish a com­ reverter clause but not a lease. A reverter Being mentioned as alternative sites are referred it again to the rec the settlement, Jane K. Thompson, muter bus parking area at Charter Oak clause would specify tha the land could by state property at the Manchester Com­ Park. The commission’s final report, still board. a psychiatric social worker in the S used by the state only as long as it munity College main campus off Bidwell Cooling off after a hot day at school Last Thursday, Mel Siebold, S school’s health services, agreed to being prepared, will be given to directors operates planned commuter express buses St., an existing parking lot off Prospect St. ABOUT TOWN rec director; and Joel Janenda, ^ resign. S next 'Tue^ay. to downtown Hartford. near Interstate 84, and shopping center board chairman, repeated their Main reasons cited by commission Because the commuter project would parking lots at the west end of Spencer St. School opening may have restricted the time for playing for Manchester opposition. Siebold feels a rec members Wednesday night included possi­ require at least 200 of the total spaces, youngsters, but when it comes to making the most of an unusual opportunity I BERKSHffiE CENTER, Vt. - | Four years ago, Manchester prepared area should not be combined ble parking lot conflicts with use of the commission members decided that rec there are no restrictions on imaginations. Paul Cooney, 8, and his brother, g State police Wednesday raided a ^ plans to create new parking areas at Squadron CiVil Air Patrol will with a commuter parking lot. park, danger to children, increased traffic programs might suffer due to competition First Church of Christ, Scien­ » garden and seized about 650 pounds Charter Oak Park, a plan similar to the Patrick, 9, waiting his turn, both of 52 Bissell St., get the jump on winter by hold meetings from 7 to 9:30 Janenda, supporting that congestion on area streets, and the for parking spaces. tist, 447 N. Main St. wiil have a g of marijuana in plants between two state proposal, but those plans were leaping into a Manchester Ice Co. “snow bank” created when it p.m. every Thursday evening at view, has also said he doesn’t method of allowing the state to use the Ctommuters would park at the lot from meeting tonight at 8 which will § and eight feet tall. ^ shelved due to lack of funds. defrosted its locker plant. (Herald photo by Dunn) include individual testimonies the Manchester Aaroory, 330 favor the town losing control land. about 7 a.m. to nearly 6 p.m. by Christian Scientists. The Main St. CAP is a civilian over the land, because while Coitimission Chairman Joel Janenda, Use of a now-grassy area near the BOSTON — By a large margin the public is welcome. auxiliary of the U.S. Air Force. there is a reverter clause in the summing up the discussion, said the state pq'rl(’s tenni;! and basketball courts par- All young people who are agreement, the town does not Massachusetts House passed^and Department of TVansporiation 'fDOT) thniiarly cthicernsiibmtniwion members. S sent to the Senate a bill to raise'IHie I The Presbyterian Church, 43 presently in seventh grade have the option of breaking the hasn’t proven the need to use Charter Oak They felt loss of that parcel would jeopar­ ^ legal drinking age in the state from Spruce St. will conduct a prayer through high school are agreement if problems arise. Park. Janenda said he would hesitate to dize plans for future expansion of i^ 18 to 19. Proponents said the lower meeting tonight at 7. < welcome. For further informa­ Edward Wilson, a GOP town give the DOT control over theVrl^inK facilities, and they will recommend that Parallel committees to probe tion call 646-6344 or 875-6870. director candidate in the com­ drinking age has been marked by an area forever. the town eliminate that area from con- increase in fatal accidents involving The Manchester Composite ing election, has strongly ;|: teenagers and drinking has become a problem in high schools. state’s nursing home industry

I Vour M asW CharQa Welcome On All Freezer Orders I National Bristol woman wins HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella T. The governor had offered 320,000 to help home abuses, but he couldn’t get 3100 for Grasso today announced formation of a se­ Cohen’s committee, but she said Attorney his committee. NEW YORK CITY - New York j $100,000 in lottery cond investigative committee to look into General Carl R. Ajello informed her that “ I’ve got a gut feeling that something is ; City, on the edge of default, is sen- •; Connecticut’s nursing home industry. she could not provide the money out of her holding us back,” Cohen said. ; ding out 34.5 million worth of j But her nine-member panel lacks sub­ budget. Also serving on Mrs. Grasso’s com­ WESTERN BEEF > welfare checks today that may j By DOUG BEVINS Lewis Chamberlain of 37 Laurel St., South poena power to obtain records and force mittee will be Mrs. Mary Erlanger of Red­ i OPEN SUNDAY 9-6 1 : bounce. Mayor Abraham Beame has j Former House Speaker William R. reluctant witnesses to testify. The gover­ ding, past president of the League of 63 TOLLAND TPKE Herald Reporter Windsor, who works at Pratt & Whitney Ratchford of Danbury is heading Mrs. Mon., Tues., Wed., Sot., I rejected a major portion of a fiscal : nor’s committee will parallel the work of Women Voters of Connecticut, Prof. Mor­ MANCHESTER 643-1184 Captain (}ash brought the Connecticut Aircraft, was one of the 31,000 winners. Grasso’s nursing home committee. d e e p I plan before the state legislature j a legislative committee which lacks the ton Coleman of Bloomfield, dean of the Sun., 9-6 Thurs., Fri. 9-9 State Lottery to Manchester this morning, The weekly lottery number of the With a complete line of ; which was designed to keep the city | funds to hire an attorney and an accoun­ Connecticut pays nursing homes about School of Social Work at the University of WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO ' giving away 3100,000 to a Bristol jackpot drawing was conducted by lottery : solvent through December. ; 3168 million to care for the elderly. Connecticut, and Dr. Evans Daniels of GROCERIES & PRODUCE LIMIT QUANTITIES [ . I housewife, 38,000 to seven runners-up, and officials with assistance from several tant to assist in its investigation. Rep. Morris Cohen, D-Bloomfield, co- Mrs. Grasso said she recognizes the Hartford, director of Community Health a n d s o ft a winning weekly number which meant Manchester public officials and super­ limitations of the investigative powers of SPECIRLS THURS-FRI-SRT- : WASHINGTON - Democratic j chairman of the Committee on Public 32,500 to an Ellington man attending the market owner Sam Crispino, whose Services, Inc. I leaders are counting noses to deter- | Health and Safety, told newsmen the the committee, but would take whatever A fifth public member will be named THINLY SLICED .cn .. I» drawing. Supreme Foods store parking lot provided I mine whether there are enough j legislature has thwarted further investiga­ action is necessary to make sure it can later, she said. Mrs. Pierrette Ouellette of Bristol, 'a the site for the event. proceed. lu x u rio u s I votes to override a veto of the oil | State Sen. David Barry of Manchester tion into the industry' Also on the committee will be Finance resident alien, was the grand prize winner. I price control extension bill. The out- : Cohen said continual roadblocks have “ We hope the limitations are not insur­ Commissioner Jay 0. Tepper, Social Ser­ She aid she intends to buy a new house for announced the 3100,000 winner. S ; come may decide whether there will > been thrown up in the path of his efforts to mountable,” she said. “ I would have vices Comfnissioner Edward H. Maher, her family with the winnings. At least one person in the crowd atten­ ; be a compromise on a phasing out of ; conduct a thorough investigation. Mrs. prefered a single committee that would Health Commissioner Douglas Lloyd and sVEALCUTLnS.1.691 Mrs. Ouellette said she and her husband, ding the drawing was a prize winner in the not have had this awkwardness.” c a rp e tin g ; controls. Commissioner on Aging Charles Odell. Grasso said she was blocked by the state Joseph, have been living in an apartment weekly drawing. Richard Senger of 1 constitution from providing funds to An assistant attorney general'will be SMITHFIELD HICKORY SMOKED for nine years. “ That's enough,” she said. Moser Dr., Ellington, had a ticket with all able to assist the committee, she said, in WASHINGTON - President Ford ; the correct digits but the wrong lucky (Cohen’s committee to continue its work. The Ouellettes have a daughter, Joyce, 8. obtaining necessary information. Cut as desirsd flew to the West Ck>ast this morning ; Cohen’s committee conducted an in­ Runner-up prizes of 31,000 each went to color. He’ll win 32,500. The governor said preliminary in­ Inside today into roasts & for a series of essentially political vestigation earlier this year, but the SWHOLE HAMS center slices six can^dates for the jackpot drawing, The weekly number drawn was 82- vestigations conducted by her administra­ appearances and a chance to test ad­ Democratic-controlled legislature refused and 32,000 went to one other candidate. Yellow-338. tion showed further probing is merited Andover...... 16 Editorial ...... 4 vice from moderate Republicans to to grant him funds to continue the probe. because of what she called “ very real and Bolton...... 16 Hebron...... 9 IB l BONELESS SHOUlSHOULDER CLOD FRESH LEAN project a less conservative image. 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Only 19 per cent of Wilmington's 1,200 students took an extended holiday or sat in teachers reported for work opening day HIGH-LOW CUT PILE SHAG An exciting shag carpet with the natural look of a way this morning with some confu­ understaffed, half empty classrooms. Wednesday. City officials asked the court 1 19 wind-blown wheatfield. Brilliant, multi-tone effects coordinate easily with existing sion and at least one rock-throwing The strikes affected 569,500 school 1 .4 9 to fine the Wilmington Federation of . . Chicago public school teachers manned incident. children in Illinois, 100,000 in Penn­ decors. 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(8-10 sirloin stesksi I • v # VALUEII show its displeasure wito the pact negotiations for a new contract only hours . 2 9 * SHORT LOIN of BEEF , INSTALLED and the United States decided to after 26,744 union teachers bhgan stay away to avoid further picketing the city’s 669 elementary and by California growers I Bartlett Pears Av. wt. 25 Ifae. ’ 1 V i (10-12 porterhouse steaks) LB. ■ » These carpets are available at both our diplomatic embarrassment. The high schools. However, the talks failed to two nations are cochairmen of the produce an agreement. PORTERVILLE, Calif. (UPI) - He ordered a hearing for Sept. 12 to see if Manchester ond Bloomfield store the ruling should be made ^rmanent. jfi iHomc Frcegtr bepartmenti U.N.-Middle East Peace Conference “ By God, why don’t we first get the Growers made eight citizen arrests of which is sponsoring the signing. children back into school?” Daley fumed United Farm Workers organizers on The rule was fiercely opposed by to reporters. “ Then we’ll negotiate— and trespass charges in Fresno and Tulare growers who in some cases met union MANCHESTER LISBON, .Portugal — Portugal’s organizers at gunpoint in order to keep I HINDS of BEEF SIDES of BEEF CHUCKS of BEEF we can.” Qounties Wednesday. 935 DOWNTOWN MAIN ST. CONVENIENT army and air force leaders joined a Chicago Schools Supt. Joseph Hannon them off ranches. powerful alliance today to demand BOTH CHARGE PLANS ordered classrooms closed as teachers The arrests of the UFW organizers, who Crocker signed a complaint filed by the the ouster of Conununlst-backed S 1.19b^ 1.09i. 99S I STORES AVAILABLE struck on the opening day of classes were booked here and then released on South Central Farms Committee which BLOOMFIELD armed forces chief Vasco Gon- their own recognizance, came as Fresno alleged that the board’s' rule was A HINDS SIDES ALBU AVAILABLE AT ABOVE PRICES 9 | OPEN: TUE. THROUGH FRI. 'TIL9/SAT. 'Til 5:30/ClOSEb MON Wednesday, but the schools were open to 533 COHAGE GROVE RD. calves. President Francisco da Wins the big prize principals and, staff *members. Police federal Judge M.D. Crocker issued a tem­ “ constitutionally overbroad” and that K CUT, WRAPPED, QUICK FROZEN-NO EXTRA CHARGE M Costa faces a tough choice — stood by to prevent violence. porary restraining order prohibiting en­ “ such access was not required” to enforce keeping Goncalves in power despite Captain Cash tries to summon some audible reaction from Mrs. Pierrette forcement of the California Agricultural the new farm labor law, which will permit J|w E ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS FILL YOUR FREEZER ^ growing opposition or risk Com­ Ouellette of Bristol, but she appeared too stunned to speak after she won In suburban Chicago, teachers at Elgin Labor Relations Board’s “ access’ rule farm workers to decide if they want to join munist riots by firing him. $100,000 in the Connecticut StateLottery this morning. The drawing was held struck today but classes were kept open adopted last week to provide union the UFW, the Teamsters, or no union at in ^fonchester at Sam Crispino’s Supreme Foods. (Herald photo by Bevins) for 26,000 students. A strike by high school organizers access to workers at ranches. all. WfACCEPT FEDERAL FOOD STAMPS \SiSSSi99StiSdSmse9SSSS

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Sept. 4, 1975— PAGE THhFR PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Thurs., Sept, 4 ,1975 Education today; edicos studying offer Ex-lecturer returns Prof invents committee game HARTFORD (DPI) - “This is it,” Dr. Shepherd The commissary and housing to MCC as student privileges have been a sore lical and psychiatiic per- said. “Our job is to see how to He charges the manner of his Education, he tells about rules, point between resident and non­ By SOL R. COHEN ^ By PATRICIA McCORMACK — 5 points for forgetting an the opposition to the point nnel at state institutions make it work.” termination (without being etiquette and scoring system. where it will vote for anything resident personnel at state in­ Herald Reporter UPI Education Editor earlier decision and bringing it , „, ay were con^dering a |1 Doctors and psychiatrists at given a reason) damaged his ■rhe purpose of a committee, simply to adjourn the meeting. stitutions. An er-coUege English lec­ And, now, here’s ’The'Com­ up for renewed discussion. ft^llion overtime pay offer by Connecticut mental institutions professionai reputation and in­ as be sees it: “To prevent the Shepherd and two deputy turer, dismissed in Aprii from mittee Game — invented by — 10 points for throwing in a P.S.: Jackim says players jOov. EUa T. Grasso. demanded pay increases of |8,- terfered with his attempts to development of significant commissioners met with a his job without being given a Halas L. Jackim, professor of new term, preferably from a can be disqualified if they per­ S vThe package, designed to 000 to $10,000 as well as over­ seek other employment. decisions; to delay or diffuse an superintendent and medical reason, is back on the same education at the State Universi­ foreign language. sist in their effort to clarify the t tiemands for h i | ^ pay, time to bring their scales on par He said his attorney—Robert issu e by making it un­ staff representative from each campus this term — but, as a ty of New York College at — 10 points for injecting an committee’s goals. Would make official tte with neighboring New York. Hirtie of Hartford -- is recognizable.” of the four state mental in­ student and not a teacher. ()swego. irrelevant issue. ^ong standing practice of Jay 0. Topper finance com­ preparing warrants for presen­ The thing about etiquette: stitutions for several hours to James Gardner, told his ser­ It’s just in time for all brave — 5 points for canonizing the ^ moonlighting. missioner said money for the tation to U.S. District Court, just remember to “show, dis­ explain the Grasso proposal. vices at Manchest^ Communi­ souls ready to throw need for student participation. WEEKEND CASH AND CARRY SPECIAL 1 A total of 200 medical and increases would be found in alleging Gardner was denied gust for any act aimed at Comparable salary ty College were terminated themselves into committees — 5 points for citing a study, J psychiatric personnel would agency budgets by ecownnizing his constitutional r i^ ts to due achieving a speedy discharge of adjustments would be made for Mter six yean of service, is around college or the book, or other authority and $ 0 6 2 ; benefit from &e plan, including in other areas, but the plan was process of law. ’The warrants a committee’s mission.” Miniature other top professional staffers, suing the. State Community schoolhouse in the new quickly changing the subject bunch I 70 in the Department of Mental the best the state could offer. Coilege Board of ’Trustees for are against Denison andSearle academic year. Also: “Resist all attempts to before being questioned atout Carnations ^ J Health, some of whom have The mechanics of the proposal Tepper said. Charles, executive director of delegate individual respon­ Although an estimated 60 per $500,000 in damages and $17,900 Jackim’s game, based on 23 it. j refused to work overtime to would be worked out at the next the Regional Community sibility. Rather, insist on com­ cent of the medical personnel injost wages. He has taken his years of infiltrating com­ — 5 points for .gesticulating < dramatize demands for more meeting of the Personnel Coilege Board of Trustees. mittee action for every little bit moonlight, the practice of ear­ case to the Connecticut Claims mittees, should help all the with glasses, pipe or pen. iPay. Policy Board later this month, Asked about his interest in of committee business.” ning e i^ a money outside nor­ Commission. si^ool committee members — — 5 points for telling the f After detaiis of the plan were he said. the planned A.C.L.U. chapter From five to 15 may play the mal hours has not been ap­ Dismissed April 16 from his from PT^ to school board, group that it has a communica­ I spelled out Wednesday, medical Other key provisions of the on the MCC campus, he said the committee game; the greater proved officially. Shepherd said. summer teaching job by MCC lunch room, field trip and what­ tion problem. ^ and supervisory represen- plan include bringing staff up to president Ronald Denison and organization would tackle not. the number, the more confu­ — 5 points for taking twice as itatives returned to their in- authorized levels, hiring at broader issues than just his sion. inc. Shepherd said the medical told his 1975-76 teaching con­ In the Chronicle of Higher long as needed to say I stitutions to determine whether above minimum pay scales and own. It’s purpose, he said, not Some excerpts from the f l o r i s t staffers probably would be tract wouldn’t be renewed, something. .their colleagues would accept providing educational leave only will be to supprt MCC Jackim scoring system: allowed to work somewhere Gardner is claiming $900 in lost — 15 points for phrasing a J the offer. with the state picking up most people in qivil rights issues, but — 5 points for converting the between two and 16 hours a sununer wages and $17,000 for statement in such a way that a Past Hartfo"''*’ ^ 5 2 ^ 9 5 8 6 < Professional staffers could of the expenses. also will be to educate citizens obvious meaning of a statement Avenue, East p^one-^ week on their own as long as it loss of a year’s wages. player opposed to it fails to jeam up to |4,600 a year in in the entire community in con­ into something different by ap­ B u r h s id ® Some of the costs from the in­ didn’t conflict with their While awaiting permission to MPHNA to get recognize it and votes for it. ^authorized overtime and stitutionally guaranteed proaching it from a creative- 1122 crements would be offset by regular duties. Such work is sue in U.S. District Court, — 25 points for wearing down ^possibly more in certain freedoms, responsibilities and larger offices oblique angle. eliminating commissary worth an estimated $25 to $70 an Gardner is taking evening ] situations. Mental Health Com- rights. The Board of Directors of the privileges which provided food hour. courses at MCC, in accordance Nnissioner Ernest Shepherd for staff families at bargain with the state’s unemployment Responding to the quesUon, Manchester Public Health ^aid. Doctors and psychiatrists rates. Within a year, housing The overtime shift would compensation provisions. “How does it feel to be a stu­ Nurses Association at their ^ o u ld be on call once a week charges, set 40 years ago during cover hours worked between After his first day on campus dent again, with former August meeting voted to rent sand would be paid $95 for each the Great Depression, will be 4:30 p.m. and 8:30 a.m. at state as a student in French and colleagues as teacheri?” additional office space at their ?night they were on duty. reviewed and probably in­ mental institutions and other Spanish, Gardner announced Gardner replied, “As both a 150 Main St. quarters which the ^ Basic pay scales would re- creased, Tepper said. facilities. his intention of forming an peer and a student, I can be association moved into about a ^main the same. believed when I compliment my year ago. Balloon Mail MCC chapter of the A.C.L.U. The French created the first Tlia Magic Name In Athletic Footwear (American Civii Liberties teachers on their classroom The need for more room was a d id a s techniques. ,I’m not apple­ necessary due to the increasing postal system of modern times FOB SOCCER • FOOTBALL o TBACK o TENNIS o BASKETBALL Union), to protect the civil in 1450 and launched air mail a polishing. I ^ink my instruc­ demand for public health nur­ liberties and rights of his fellow century ago. A balloon carrying WE STOCK LAPAZ o LA PLATA o SL72 o DRAGON iHashish smuggling try students and former faculty tors are great.” sing services in the community 500 pounds of mail soared aloft SUPERLITE o TOURNAMENT • PRO • GAZELLE • ROM colleagues. and the resulting additional ad­ from Paris on Sept. 23, 1870, ministrative work involved, during the Franco-Prussian said Mrs. Margaret Shainin, War. Because the free-floating adidas H y LAN and bhiLL '^nds with four arrests president of the board. * Gold THEATER SCHEDULE balloons landed in the Prussian Gym Shirt • Red GYM SHORTS It has also been necessary to camp, Parisians soon switched SALE FARR’S • Powder increase the clerical staff in to pigeons. Before Paris BIKE ATHLETIC MOUTH- 2 M A IN ST. A woman arrested later Blue 5 HARTFORD (UPI) - Four boat in the Sound from a 54-foot order to keep up with the TEL. 643-7111 UA East 1 - “Jaws” 2:40- capitulated, the birds delivered SUPPORTERS PIECE ^persons were arrested attemp­ sailboat that picked up the il­ Tuesday, Pamela Goodchild, Saddles” 7:00-10:15; “Young ‘Can you fix it. Daddy?’ required record keeping some 115,000 messages to the OPEN DAILY TO 9:00 5:00-7:20-9:40 Short Sleeve PROTECTIVE PADS t i n g to smuggle a ton of hashish legal cargo in Morocco. 29, of New York City, was Frankenstein” 8:40 ■procedures as a result of surrounded city despite Ger­ 99« UA East 2 - “Benji” 2:15- All Cotton %vaiued at $4 million into Authorities said three per­ released without bond so she Showcase Cinema 1 — “Once This seems to be the question raised by William Parrott Jr., 9, rear center, and his growing federal and state man efforts to intercept the WE LETTER 25 Seconds EVERYTHING 3:50-5:30-7:15-9:15 SAoo ^Connecticut from Long Island sons were arrested while could care for her young Is Not Enough” 7:059:40 brother, Michael, 5, as they look at the wrecked wing on their father’s (William Parrott programs, Mrs. Shainin said. mail with hunting falcons. SHIRTS 6 JACKETS To Fit IN SPORTS UA East 3 - “Beyond the ?Sound, federal authorities dis- loading the van, including the daughter, according to U.S; At­ Showcase Cinema 2 — “For­ Sr.) model airplane. The ill-fated flight attempt was made during the weekend at the captain of the sailboat, Henry torney M. Hatcher Norris. Door” 2:30-4:10-5:50-7:30-9:10 tune” 7:359:30 ^closed Wednesday. Sira Berta, left, and her sister Meg sit in a pretend Scandinavian restaurant and talk about Waddell School. The Parrotts were visiting at his brother Robert’s home at 153 Loomis St. Fine, 44, of New York. Fine was A hearing was scheduled for 2 Burnside 1 — “Dr. Zhivago” Showcase Cinema 3 — The hashish was confiscated pretend meals from a menu. The cafe setting is part of an ethnological exhibit newly To answer the question, the model probably can be fixed but it will take m ore than a minor early Tuesday in a van alleged­ identified by his court- p.m. Friday in U.S. District 8:00 “Return of the Pink Panther” arranged at the Lutz Junior Museum. (Herald photo by Dunn) repair job. (Herald photo by Dunn) ly loaded from a motor boat appointed attorney as a former Court at Hartford. Burnside 2 — “The Reincar­ 7:459:55 near a marina in Stonington. Hunter College psychology Norris said Miss Przybyl, a nation of Peter Proud” 7:30- Showcase Cinema 4 — “Love Federal agents said the hashish professor. British citizen, would also be 9:30 and Death” 7:259:15 was transferred to the motor Picked up with Fine were prosecuted for illegal entry into Manchester Drive-In — “The Maria Ann Przybyl, 23, and the country. Manhandlers” 8:05; "The Q2;atheatres east Robert Pervor, both listed by All four were recently Museum reopensSunday Swinging Barmaids” 9:30 agents as residents of London, charged with drug conspiracy Vernon Cinema 1 — “Part n New York City’s England. ’They were charged in in a sealed indictment handed Walking TaU” 7:15-9:15 Men^ and Boys’ crisis hikes U.S. District Court at Hartford down by a federal grand jury in The Lutz Junior Museum, 126 and hooked rugs in the “Rugs” and “Walk in The Woods.” Cinema 2 — “Rollerball” with possession of hashish with Brooklyn, N.Y. AuBiorities said Cedar St., will reopen Sunday at display, and actually par­ The museum is open free to 7:30-9:35 s/sm *201 interest rates intent to distribute, and the alleged smuggling opera­ 2 p.m. Closed for extensive ticipate in producing a latch the public Tuesday through Sun­ Showplace — "Blazing 5 G y m S h o e s HARTFORD (UPI) - New arraigned on $15,000 bond each tion was still under investiga­ exhibit renovations during hooked rug. day from 2 to 5 p.m. York City’s financial crisis is before U.S. Magistrate Thomas tion and more arrests were August, the museum will offer “Color andShUpes” will offer In addition to the exhibits T I d o o k Sears costing Connecticut money in F. Parker. expected. • new and exciting “do touch” a wide choice of activities in- described, the museum also V the form of a higher rate of in­ exhibits for chilflren of all ages. cliidihg miatching and tecogni- offers art and nature classes, terest on the sale of $100 million Among the new displays will tion games and creative design. workshops, ^ field trips' and ^ BO 8VEN80N (PQ) SAVE «2.00 of state bonds. be “What Is It?” a historical Other exhibits include cultural programs. Details of “PART 2 (REG. »5.99) State Treasurer Henry E. Boston mayor pledges .guessing game, and “Post Of­ “Peanuts and Natural Dyes,” these events will be announced Parker said Wednesday the fice,” an opportunity to dis­ “Water, Water Everywhere” soon. WALKINB T A ir state sold the bonds at an in­ cover what happens to a letter 1-nuM 7iS MS Sal IM. 2 PJL terest rate of 6.16 per cent to a busing enforcement once it is mail^. Sn OmI ms M IMS 99« syndicate represented by the The Scandinavian restaurant BURNSIDE im » 4 r' Connecticut Bank and Trust Co. BOSTON (UPI) - Mayor some black leaders for not is an ethnological exhibit which I summnn., i Hie sale will cost the state $60.8 Kevin H. White says 1,650 city, being tough enough with anti­ includes not only crafts, native OMAR VHAIUP million, Parker said. dress and the language of the YOU WILL state and federal officers will busing forces. 3 C ycles Your choice of nor­ At the last bond sale in June, be on hand next week to prevent Meanwhile, the Boston Police' various Scandinavian countries, BAZMVMO JAMES CAAN (R) mal, pre-soak or short cycle. Parker said, the interest on but an introduction into the P Q - t P . N L disruptions when the buses Patrolmen’s Association called Fabrics get proper washing ac­ another $100 million offering begin to roll for a second year an emergency meeting today to ways of a restaurant as well. “ROLLERBALL” tion. was 5.63 per cent. of Boston school desegregation. consider a possible citywide In “The Metrics are "HE ROKMIIUTHIN 7:39 9:3$ Sit Mil 2 Ml Parker said inflation was “ Absolutely no breech of police refusal to work over­ Coming,” visitors will be in- STOP SiK 2 4:31 7:39 9-JS 6.Reinforced bumper OFPnERPROUr 1. Comfortable new another factor in the higher in­ public safety will be tolerated, time, which would substantially v i^ to use ayariety of metric MIMiMii8B« wider toe last. and toe caps. terest rate. absolutely no threat to bus, decrease the number of officers instruments to measure area, SMOKING NTiSp-MO 990 B o S “Potential catastrophic fiscal school or child will escape swift available for school duty. distance and volume. problems that plague New York Visitors can also learn the and severe punishment, and ab­ Legally, police cannot strike. FILM RATING GUIDE City and New York State have solutely no effort will be spared Steve Dunleavy, a spokesman history of Navajo, Oriental, rya ON OCT. 22nd made the money market ap­ At StnokEndn, m wdl INSIST thW you kwp moUng isUH you hwo For Paronts and Thair Chlldran to secure maximum sentences for Police Commissioner lotmad to quH calmly, oomfortifaly «nd wttn dHinlty - tatww In * of nw OMlrt 2. Double-duty can 7. Reinforced prehensive,” Parker said. 3 Temperatures You pre­ for any and all who interfere Robert diGrazia said officers D in v k t . nBML IHOn a Hh MallM vas duck uppers. ^ ventilated' eyelets. “While Connecticut continues VUli will toich vou to quH amoMna with with N O to ira tacRioi. N O w H Ilpow set three wash/rinse tempera­ with the education or the safety can, however, rdfuse overtime NO hypnoaH, NO ilw M tnatmarf, NO drupi and NO "cold turtwy'^ wlth- to trade as a quality institution, of a child — black or white — in until all members of the force Child killed drwMi. Er^oyttwpaMaiaitvlpapularSmateiidirmtltiodlMhtaraa^ nm rai [ aOKSTB Stm Q M d Hq M h iaItaUi Nr ht-T|p|n tures depoiding on the type of we are still subject to the in­ the days ahead,” White said have — at which point they can iwllonwIdaKnaim for halping tana at thouaindi baooma iMppy, ralaxad NON- load. fluences brought about by these DANBURY (UPI) - Cindy amofcara - totally Indiffaranc to doaraltaa. (BIW IB Ndw n raadm acmaaoK hm l ir Mdl AaNha Wednesday night. be ordered to take it. Lee Murphy, 10, of Danbury, You oah't altard to amoka. HghI InflaHon by aaving all tlwl monay. uncontrollable problems,” he White, in a televised speech, BPPA Chairman Chester J. Ooma to a brM In tio d u c^ maating naar you. It'a Iraa. Plaaao bring your 3. Several color 8. Sure-grip rubber was killed Wednesday on Rte. 6 dga^aa...by Octobar 22nd you nwn'f naad ttiamtanymora. i M M M B n W i n B ( In M any n q la n rtili aaai) said. said “unlike last year, violators Broderick said the overtime choices. soles. Parker said despite the high when struck by a car that had risk arrest by federal refusal was one form of job ac­ been hit from tehind by a truck, FREE EXPLANATORY SESSION rate, he believes the state got a authorities under tou^ federal Coma to Elthar OataLlalad tion to be considered in protest police said. good deal. statutes, and face sentencing in of what the police call “ flagrant “The differential in dollars, MANCHESTER federal courts.” violations of our contract by the \ (^RIVE-IN/ROUTES 6 &44A TOMTE TO SUN. $1.7 million, would have been The first year of the integra­ city.” 4. Protective padded ^ 9. Extra-comfort substantially higher had the W » n Me b a re k ttsM ankle collar. padded tongue. tion plan, which called for As part of preparation for the QUfTONBURY M o n d a y T O M N O r r O N W W n a o d w W b tn jlw ^ ie on tiM 2 Water Levels select best state not arranged a short YanhaaMMrInn Sapl. 10 or the metton na lly b tg ln tl busing about 18,000 students, start of inte^ation Monday, the CORRECTION TtisButMoird S a p l. 8 o r water level for a clean wash, de­ maturity for several items in FraaMy SHowl, Aaaortad *0 0 1 1 1 * 2041 NWi> Str«8l S a p t. 15 S O M M n S m a l S ip l. 17 met vocal and sometimes BPPA said police schedules 8 :0 0 p m 6 :0 0 p m t ti t f m l r i ib ‘9«99WB . the bond sale,” Parker said. inib’tMWtl pending on the size of the load. violent resistance. This year’s have been shuffled, with night COLD CUTS W W m d i y “In spite of the difficult EAfnMNOaON M in d a y nnao plan expands the number of officers moved to days, R v m d s t n n S a p t . a o r HoapiMMy fytolQr mn S ip l. 17 market, the sale under these Rom sidOAiei 8 ip l. 15 1 BrtgM lAMdow BouiM rd 6 :0 0 p m 5. Web tape backstays. 10. Fully cushioned students bused to about 26,000 changed days off, and unfair WIb. 8 :0 0 p m circumstances was a good and increases the areas in­ distribution of overtime. insole. one,” he said. MNBTB) M o n t o y ■MSrOL T h t f s d iir volved. Also Wednesday, the state • P IP Loal • Luxury L«al WmMMmWHoipNii 8 4 p l. 8 o r BrMol HoipNM S i p l . H e r GrawMar Road S ip l. 16 K e n m o re Autom atic W asher lockChlckanaLiwBolog 115 Iptnoir aktsl • ip t . 15 3-Cycle Also bidding on the bond His speech was stronger than Senate appropriated $2.85 • PoHah Brand Loal 6.-00 p m 6 :0 0 p m package was the Hartford a similar one before school last million to pay state troopers. National Bank and Trust Co. in NnVBMTAW M o n d a y BOLTON T t iu ra d iy fall, ac>'entuating the strength Metropolitan District Commis­ MfATOWN .Afm hom Cmioar SocMy S a p l. I S FMno's Raatauran S a p l. n o r • Your choice of 3 cycles . . . normal for regular loads, pre-soak association with Bankers Trust TOOFDMSHUI 0 ;O b p m Rou9«66i44A S a p l. 1 5 on hand to enforce the court- sion police and national 12151A Silver Lan* 6 :0 0 p m to loosen heavy soil, and short cycle for your delicates Co. and associates with a 6.22 ordered integration plan. Last guardsmen for desegregation, East Hartford per cent offer. PLAMVIUC T u a id m CANTON T h u rsd a y • 3 pre-set wash/rinse temperatures; 2 water levels year White was criticized by work. H a U d w ln n S a p l. O o r Roaring Braek N M in OMHar S a p l. n o r 400 N w Britain Avwius S a p l. 16 G r a o e y t a d S ip l. 16 6 :0 0 p m 6 :0 0 p m • Heavy-duty motor; straight vane agitator for vigorous washing ManchMtBf Evening HereM QflAMY T u ia c M y H A R T R O R O T h u rsd a y II Sizes: action. Regular $219 Publlahod evary evening except 8o. OongrMMitonil Churdi 8 ip t . 5 o r FNrtlord HoapNai Sipl. It or Sundays and holfdaya. Entered at 242 SMiTion Brook 8D88I S a p l. 1 6 eOBaymoirttmN S m i - 16 11-2, 2Va-6. 6'/4-12. 4-H’ers win awards at f^iir 6 :0 0 p m (OantimAngCmUnH) • A p m the Manchester, Conn., Pott OWca at Second CteM Mall Matter. CAffTHARTPONO T u iK la y FARMINGTON Ih u T M la y *199 Our Lowest Suoaested Carrisr Rates Hoiidsy Im S a p l. 16 UCPnn. HoNthCamar S a p l. n o r Our Lowest aURobiruaraM 8.-00 p m BHaAudNortum s i m L i s borenofeto The following 4-H (Hubs won Keith Marritt, 4 Uuaa, 0 rada, t whtta, TImothea KargI, 8 Uuaa, 3 rada, arte Payable In Advance /teadamie taW ng Lot 6 :0 0 p m m v/ow a/^teel^ llowsra; 2 Uuaa, Induatrlal arta; 1 blue, and cralta; 2 rada, foods; t blua, Single copy...... ;..1St Priced Ken­ awards at the Hartford County arta and cralta; t blue, raeord books. clothing; t bluo, record book. WWTHAIITRMO V IM n a a d iy U T C N f m O T h m d w Priced Com­ W e a k ly ...... g o t JtiMMi Owtwtunky Cartar Sapl. tOor W S s n t i s d m I N a m r r t 8 « l . i 6 4-H Fair at Bradley Field in Chris Nalaon, Sanlor Raaarva Cham- Karan Benaan, t Uua, honw arta; 1 One m o n th ...... 13.90 ♦SAVE A N EXTRA 5(K lon, 4 bluat, t rad, Induatrlal arts; 2 335 OtaonifMd AMsnut S a p l. 17 v m m i S b m i 6.t»pm August: blua, foods; t Uua, clothing; 4 Uuaa, Three months ...... $11.70 i A p m more Electric §luaa, record booka; t Uua, UcyM AT THE TACWAY TRADE-IN BIN; pact, Portable arte and crafts; 1 Uua, record book. S ix m o n th s...... 1 ^ .4 0 SBOHCASt CINEMA/ 1234 Handy Craftera gymkhana. Ann . Marla Morterty, 8 Uuaa, homa O ne y e a r ...... $40.80 NgMMMTQN IN S d n m d a y V W N O N rntm Edward VUga, Junior Raaarva Cham­ Bring us a pair of your old shoes. 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Rolls about easily on vageUUaa; 1 Uua, 3 rada, two whitaa, GENERAL LYON INN lar loads; select “air only’’ set­ adanca; 2 rada, 2 whitaa, arta and ■ ifc?SMw’?SSbn^ 4 rubber casters. Single control cralta; 2 Uuaa, raeord booka. flowsra; 1 blua, 3 rada, 2 white, EA8TF0RD, CONN., RTE. 198 Bte. Sn M. T4NJ8 >.< ting to fluff pillows and blartkets clothing; 1 Uua, foods; 3 Uuaa, t rad, t with settings for agitate, drain Maradith Emaraon, t Uua. raoord atiitOitumtW Mir' without heat. Internal lint screen. books. whits and Raaarva Cham pion, canning; **Serving an American Cuisine in an and spin. Only 24 inches' wide Frsd Hughaa, Junior Grand Cham­ 6 Uuaa, 3 rada, arts and orafta; 4 Uuaa, Load-A-Door. 2 rada, t white, hom a arte; i;rad, record TRADE UP TO and 21 inches deep. pion, 7 Uuaa, Induatrlal arta; t Uua, book. Authentic Colonial Atmosphere” *THE EASY WAYTO QUIT SMOKING” raoord booka. 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iianrl;r0trr lEumng lirralb Knight appointed Miss Ohio, Miss Rhode Island win talent, swimsuit contests Founded Oct. 1 , 1681 to Missouri post YOGA Member, Audit Bureau of Circulation Member, United Press International ATLANTIC CITY, N .J. (UPI) major wore a black gown with by a panel of three women and Dr. W. Nicholas Knight, Wesleyan University where he Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, — Miss Ohio, Susan Kay Banks, rhinestone trim during the four men. The remaining swim­ formerly of Manchester, has was a member o( the faculty Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) M3-2711. won th e first of three talent contest, the first of three. suit and talent contests will be CLASSES been appointed chairman of the since 1966. preliminary talent contests held tonight and Friday. humanities department and In 1969-70, while on sabbatical The 115-pound Miss Cusick, CoBd For All Ages Raymond F. Robinson. Editor-Publisher Harold E. TurKIngton, Managing Editor Wednesday night id the Miss The 50 contestants are divided associate professor of English leave, he studied law and its whose measurements are 35-23- America pageant and Miss into three grdups for the events at the University of Missouri at relationship to literature‘at the 35, wore a bright pink swimsuit FALL REGISTRATION Rhode Island, Debra Jean and appear in the order of the Rolla. He began his duties in University of London, England. with a low back and high heels Cusick, won the first swimsuit date of admission to the Union ClasMt Start The Week of September 8th O pinion August. Since then he has developed a during the first swimsuit con­ competition. of the states they represent. PHONE 649-6531 ^ fo re going to Missouri, Dr. number of courses in this area. test. Miss Banks, of Ravenna, Knight was assistant professor In the early 1970s, Dr. Baglnnors — Intarmodlatos — Advanced Ohio, sang “^ m p re Libera” Unlike poolside photography of English and scholarMn- Knight’s research led to his dis­ Morning and Evening Classes A dangerous practice from the opera “La Traviata” sessions, the contestants were Register at the Studio w Hour Before Class residence at Wesleyan Univer­ covery of a rare, authentic and receiv ^ loud applause and not permitted to appear in two- Mon. 9:30 a.m. - Intarmadlita sity, Middletown. He was also Shakespeare signature in a law Wad. 0:00 p.m. - Intarmadlataa We have been hearing jokes about debt is good public management when several “bravos” when she piece suits. MUSIC 10:30 a.m. - Baginnara dean of faculty and professor of book. 11118 discovery, in turn, 0:00 p.m. - Advancad 7:00 p.m. • Baginnara II finished. Miss Cusick, of Providence, 0:00 p.m. - Baginnara New York City and its current fiscal it becomes a habit, which could very legal history at the led to the development of an 7:00 p.m. - Intarmadlataa The 24-year-old Kent State R .I., was judged the best in the LESSONS 0:00 p.m. - Baginnara Wethersfield school of Law in explanation of what (NHh A DHferenee) FrI. 0:30 p.m. - Intarmadlataa plight. well be the case in Connecticut. If Dr. W. Nicholas Knight University music education first of three swimsuit contests Hartford. Shakespeare was doing during GUITAR (Umlted Enrollment) But we are finding it harder and there wasn’t the courage to really cut He graduated from Amherst the “lost” years of his life. This College, Amherst, Mass., with • TEN0RRAN60 1045 Main Street in harder to laugh as we detect back the state budget immediately scholarly research was both In England and in this a B.A. degree, cum laude, in published by Dr. Knight in a country, including an off- • VIOLIN the Manchester State Bank Bidg. similarities between what happened after an election, it does not seem like English in 1961. He obtained his book entitled “Shakespeare’s Broadway presentation. MANDOLIN master’s degree in English Your Instructor, Shirley Banks to bring Fun City to near bankruptcy that much sail trimming will come in Hidden Life; Shakespeare at D r, Knight attended PhonB from the University of Califor­ the Law - 1585-1595.” DUBALDO and what is happening in Connecticut. an election year. Manchester schools and was 649-7120 nia in Berkeley, and his Ph.D. Dr. Knight’s dissertation has graduated from Manchester Last week we got a fiscal report to Today there may be no comparison in English from Indiana Univer­ been published in book form High School with honor. MUSIC CENTER sity, Bloomington, in 1968. the effect that we went about ?80 between New York City’s $3.3 billion and he has another book in He and his wife, Susan, and Dr. Knight’s major field of in- preparation. In addition, he has their four children live at 1313 million further in debt last year aS a debt load and Connecticut’s ap­ Registration for Music Lessons terest began with more than 50 articles and Whitney Lane, Holla, Mo. state. proximately $250 million. But Shakespearean and reviews published, in Dr. ^ ig h t is the son of Mr. PHONE 649-6205 Renaissance drama. He has manuscripts or in preparation. and Mrs. N. William Knight of Now we understand all the tomorrow could be a different story taught English courses with A play by Dr. Knight, entitled 65 White St. • GUITAR • ACCORDIAN • ORGAN BEVERLY BOUINO BURTON explanations as to why this happened. unless we learn from New York City’s emphasis on course; in his “The Death of J.K .” has been (Herald photo by Dunn) major interest fields at the Sure the recession cut revenues and experience that you cannot postpone published and has been per­ • PIANO Sailing by the inner lighthouse at the mouth of the Connecticut RiVer University of California and formed more than 100 times increased expenditures in some areas forever a fiscal accounting. THIS WEEK from DANCE STUDIO such* as welfare, etc. We might find the current debt hard Eluropeans brought the fust 22 OAK STREET, MANCHESTER dogs to the Andaman Islands, 2:00 P.M. to 0:00 P.M. But what nags us is that perhaps we to swallow but letting it grow via the lying in the Bay of Bengal be­ 186 West Middle Tpke., Manchester 649-6205 have not trimmed our sails as much bonding gimmick won’t make it any tween India and Burma, around the turn of the century. Today as we could have to avoid a deficit this easier. A crushing blow to history buffs PIANO dogs are among the islanders' fiscal year. We cannot erase last year’s deficit. most prized possessions, especially for hunting wild pig, We increased the sales tax to 7 per We cannot pay off the current state WASHINGTON — We history buffs are a peril to learning what happened because port the flat statement that he arranged. National Geographic says. dealt a crushing blow in the September ANDREW TULLY it encourages the student to dismiss the in­ cent, we dropped ^ome tax con­ debt in one fell swoop. the bombing of Pearl Harbor. THE WINDHAM SCHOOL OF issue of The Journal of American History, formation at hand in his history book — Moreover, I reject the notion o f' LESSONS cessions made to investors, and we But we can insist that those in which carries an article reporting the documented over two centuries — and to “presentism” that current events should did come up with some new revenue power —Democrats or teaching of American history is on the countered leave me yawning: Too jejune sign off with the cop-out, “Who knows for be taken out of their historical perspec­ Register Now! DANCE which along with several much Republicans—cut out every possible decline in the nation’s public schools. for my taste. ( sure?” tive. Despite the political myopia suffered MADELINE CAIN A detailed survey of the 50 states and the But what worries me most is that this Moreover, I feel uncomfortable about MANCHESTER publicized cuts in budget requests did frill in state government so that we by world statesmen since Moses, we m ust' 86 LOCKWOOD STREET Classes Start District of Columbia finds “a movement shift away from history — the most teachers who are permitted to teach still try to learn from history. Today’s ’ September 15th give us a balanced budget, on paper at has MOVED balance the budget, pay off our debt, away from history, at least as history is fascinating of all subjects in my book — American history in their own ideological social programs should be compared with \ Registrations Now Being Accepted least. and maintain our credit for tnie traditionally defined and taught.” Instead, has given us the ‘‘New History,” based on way — to slant it, to tilt it to one side or England’s post-war socialization to- says the report, educators and students the “conceptual” approach. (Blast these RICHARD J. But it is false security in a way, for great emergencies rather than a the other. None of use sits among the measure their chances of success. Tel. 643-0294 are turning to something called “presen- new, illegitimate words!) As I understand angels, not even thee and me, and what I Presumably, no President today would* from Willimantic we have done some things that New means to avoid saying “no” to un­ CHILDREN AND ADULTS tism ,” or current events taken out of their the “New History,’’ there is the danger want in a history teacher is one i^ho will buy McKinley’s “Manifest Destiny” ; he RISLEY York City loved to do until the laws of needed or unecessary public services. historical perspective. students will substitute their personal present the established historical facts, might, had not McKinley tried it first. It seems that in many states there are to Bolton simple mathematics caught up with For the bottom line lesson of the opinions for facts. together with the pros and cons about Finally, I salute the South. The article in DAIKESTUDIO “doubts”about history’s “usefulness for Of course it is far more important to those facts, and let the student decide on her. New York City crisis is more than the historians’ journal reports that in Main St. Rt. 31 DIRECTORS LEE & BEVERLY BURTON the individual and society.” School know the causes of World War I than the his own what he thinks of the knowledge he general history teacher requirements are COVENTRY We are financing a prior deficit, dollars and cents. That lesson is that authorities are substituting “ethnocen- date of the battle of Chateau 'Thierry. And has acquired. highest in the land of Dixie. Hiat doesn’t Graded Claeseo In -Gffering classes in- plus the one accrued last year with someone, somewhere, sometime has tral” subjects and social studies for of course the student should exercise his In short, history should be taught, not surprise me. Southerners have always had CLASSES FOR CHILDREN AND ADULTS history, the survey found. I know what bonds. to pay, for there is no such thing as a mind by taking a critical approach to what revised as in totalitarian countries. If a deep feeling for what the past could Tap • Ballet • Toe social studies are, and I suppose the history books tell him. Thomas Jefferson bestowed motherhood teach them. It doesn’t surprise me, either, CLASSICAL BALLET MODERN DANCE IN CLASSICAL BALLET, TAP This device gives more current in­ free ride in New York City, in Hart- Acrobatics “ethnocentral” subjects have to do with a But there is a difference between on a number of his black slaves, that that the survey found “History is in an es­ EXERCISE THROUGH DANCE come for current expenses since only fbrd or in Manchester. PRE BALLET person’s racial and geographical critical and cynical. In a critical at­ doesn’t detract from his stature as a pecially weak position in the E ast.” We’ve Modern Jazz JAZZ, ACROBATICS, TUMBLING, interest payments and some principal This means we must accept as background. mosphere, the student is encouraged to statesman. Franklin D. Roosevelt may just got more smart alecks in this Just so. Both are subjects of value, is paid off. If we were to apply current citizens that government cannot solve make value judgments and interpretations have been devious and perhaps even neighborhood.' Baton Twirling BATON, BALLROOM although the kind of social studies I ’ve en- based on facts. The cynical atmosphere is sinister, but the facts at hand do not sup­ I Director, Instructor income to debt retirement, many all our problems by throwing more Gymnastics Floor more agonizing budget cuts would be money at it because that money, one JAN JOHNSON Exercise Graduate of the Hartford Ballet Go’s Register at Studio necessary. way or another, still is our money. Rhythmic teacher training program We do not think bonding to retire a Has performed extensively with the Gymnastics Hartford Ballet Co. Best timber deserts the ship of state MURRY ClMSfR ARE CIORIINU ENROU NOW FOR FALL WED., SEPT. 3 3 to 8 P.M. / Boys Tumbling Rosh Hashanah PATTI CORRIGAirS SCHOOL OF GYMNASTICS, RK. * WE HAVE M m a TO AH EVEN IN O B IO ETTO FACNin ★ Kinderdance for THURS., SEPT. 4 3 to 8 P.M. WASHINGTON — Some months back, May 1974. Only three of 15 administrative he’s getting in government, as happened ICmr i< h rtM N I PIm II - ni Hn IL O w M r. Cm) RtCISTIIItTKlN at the studio the director of the U.S. Army Electronic RAY CROMLEY law judgeships at the National Labor with the Agriculture Department’s direc­ Specializing In Qymnaatlca for Qlrlo of all agoa Pre-Schoolers Warfare Laboratory wrote President (praachool2W-up) and Youngar Boya. 32 HEBRON RD. under the Church of St. Maurice FRI., SEPT. 5 3 to 5 P.M. Wishes for a good year Relations Board had been filled. Six highly tor of automated data systems, what is he Register by Phene Ford...“in the 18 months since I assumed qualified individuals had turned down the to do? Or how many men and women can Individualizad Small Group Inatructlon on eUnovon this responsibility I have lost...a deputy government’s top offocials — usually the post of senior specialist in taxation and reject outside offers 40 per cent above Parellol Bara • Balanc# Baam • Vaulting • Floor Exorclao SEPT. 6th FOR INFORMATION CALL 647-1083 (tumbling comblnod with danco) Tel742-6886 SEPT. 4th & 5th By David Hendin director, an associate director and three best ones — are now either quitting their 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. fiscal policy at the Library of Congress. their government salaries? ★ MEET OUR STAFF ★ 2 pm - 6 pm Mr. and Mrs. Burton are well known in this area as performers, choreographers, Many are surprised to learn that Rosh technical area chiefs...to retirement (and jobs or retiring early. Middle and lower For months there had been no program The government’s generous retirement er 742-9766 • PATTI CORRIOAN DUNNI Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, actually new careers)...five of the top eight and instructors. They are members of Dance Educators of America, N.Y.C. grade employes, and the mediocre among director for chemotherapy or program system is a part of the problem. For a man U UbCL IM lliw k TnWii M lin U « 1 W m I liH lia I law hr Anytime Chapter. Mrs. Burton is also a member of Dance Masters of America and Dance takes place in the seventh and not the first people...this situation is (duplicated) the top graders, have been staying on. director for cancer centers at the National or woman who begins a federal career O i ^ IN FndM M C iM t IW-TnMv U for further Information call 228-0373 CkMfimkip Toml Teachers Club of Conn., Inc. month of the Jewish Year. throughout the federal service. I note that Data now being compiled gives an Cancer Institute. Time may have outdated early in life, and reaches top status, • KEVIN DUNNE Or Register at the Stiidio The holiday also confuses people in my former laboratory...two of the most ominous warning of how far and how fast the examples in these reports; the over-all retirement with a tidy income can begin at U lpri« M M k » EhoWi 1 HM e Rncto U M O M HP SdMt th ih . Cm . * DONNA DUBALOO Thurs., Fri., Sept 11, l2 because some Jews celebrate Rosh productive defense scientists of our time this trend is proceeding. situation today is the same. 55 or 50 at $22,000 to ^4,000. It is therefore lA IhtiVO N Cm hdaV C p A h M hratr M w lir N to , hM b'i ICaaric Hashanah for two days, while others are leaving this month...we are losing our In June, six of the Treasury For run of the mill bureaucrats of very attractive to retire and move into S c M b M h rtM from 2-7 p.a * MARILYN PEARaON celebrate only one. This year Rosh leadership...” Department’s 12 top officials said they average ability, government salaries and private life for another eight to 10 years of U Sn IIm NMb liw iib . im U A HhcNM CiiM Tna ii hiMt IM Cm . Mhr OWfle Sat, Sept 13 from Hashanah begins with sundown on Friday, The rate'Of resignations among top were leaving. In the previous five months benefits are far and away above those in work. Adding a high industry salary to the CtagiK ll'F n M hwtai CRMt IM HmU b M Tri*. 10 AM. - 2 P.M. September 5. PLUS SEVERAL OTHER OUTSTAHOIHO INSTRUCTORS^ professional'employes has doubled since 17 Defense executives resigned. The chief private industry. These would be fools to generous government retirement MembenD.M. of A.; Dance Rosh Hashanah is the first of the 10 days 1970. Retirements in the higher echelons economist of the Commerce Department’s leave. payments means a very fine scale of Toachero Club of Conn.; of Penitence which culminate with Yom jumped 50 per cent between 1973 and 1974. Bureau of Economic Analysis and the For men and women of outstanding livipg, indeed. REGISTER NOW BY PHONE P.D.T.A. and Prordanco. Kippur, the day of Atonement. Jewish T^ay, more than 20 per cent of the talent and leadership, those capdble of Thus, as outlined above, while many a Betty-Jane Turner clinical director of the National Cancer tradition holds that God created the world Institute left. The list goes on and on. holding down critical posts in industry and government employes are overpaid for the CALL Certified by toot to teach on this day. Yet there is no mention in the The hiring of top flight men and women in universities, government salaries can­ work they do, the cream of the crop, the by the Danco Masters Bible that it should serve as the New for key posts has become more difficult. not compete. Yet these men and women ones worth their pay and more, are being 450-0400, or 049-0497 of America, Inc. Y ear’s Day. In one series of reports a while back, the are the yeast which stimulates whatever drained away, leaving more and more of School of Dance The Bible does say, however, that “In ■ felt that all Jews should be able to observe chief actuary position at Social Security progress the government makes. the bureaucratic leadership in the hands of the seventh month, in the first day of the at least most of the. holiday at the same TO D A Y’S had been vacant 15 months, the direc­ Loyalty and loye for their jobs, hold the time servers. TEL. 649-0256 month shall ye have a sabbath, a time. Today the Jews in Israel, as well as torship of the National Institute of Aging numbers of tliese people. But when in­ This could lead to disaster. memorial blowing of trumpets, an holy members of the Reform movement, have THOUGHT of the National Institute of Health since dustry offers a man almost double what GRADED CLASSES IN convocation.” returned to the Biblical custom of And this is the day that is celebrated as celebrating for a single day. Rosh Hashanah, literally “the head of the There is no champagne or confetti in the ’There are truths contained within the Priscilla Gibson BALLET - TAP - JAZZ year.” Rosh Hashanah celebration as in celebra­ Scriptures which need no explanation. BILL WHITAKER’S MANCHESTER But the actual first day of the first tion of the Gregorian New Year. Indeed, Read the following story that Jesus told in month on the Jewish calendar falls nearer this holiday is considered the annual Judg­ the Gospel of Matthew and see what it PRE-SCHOOL-ACROBATIC - BATON TWIRLING to the spring. TJiis calendar counts from ment Day. Temple and synagogue ser­ says to your heart. the first day of the Jew s’ exodus from vices are solemn. ‘"There was a man who had two sons. He School of Dance Arts went to the first and said, ‘Son, go and BOYS’ TUMBLING AND TAP CLASSES Egypt as designated by Moses. After an elaborate prayer service, the The next question is why some celebrate ram’s horn, or shofari is sounded for all to work today in the vineyard.’ “‘I will not,’ he answered, but later he the holiday for one day, and others for hear. Its piercing call summons the TEEN AND ADULT PROGRAM TAP - BALLET - JAZZ changed his mind and went. 388 MAIN STREET two. worshippers to look within and search / ^ C llT M 3 K r This dichotomy also has its roots in an­ “Then the father went to the other son their consciences. and said the same thing. He answered, “I tiquity, for in Biblical times Rosh .'A. ■ The traditional holiday greeting is “May will, sir,’ but did not go. Which of the two REGISTER AT STUDIO Hashanah was celebrated for only a day. I you be written down in the book of life for did what his father wanted? (The New "All PasseS'^Arf Alone Endures” But when the Romans crushed the ancient a good year.” International Bible Matthew 21;28f.)- 40 OAK STREET. MANCHESTER Jewish state and sent its inhabitants to the At a time when the United States and the Rev. Robert W. Eldrldge Dancing Should Be A Fart Of Every Child's Educatlen four corners of the earth, one of the sages rest of the world are best by economic, as South United Methodist Church •M i added a second day to the holiday. well as other, problems of all sorts, it can Thursday - Sept. 4th 2 P.M. to 7 P.M. Have you ever watcfied children who have been given the advantage* of premier dance Since wide time differences existed in be hoped that people everywhere will be various oarts of the world, concern was i trainlngf. It ao, you would immediately have noticed the effect of such training, es­ Friday - Sept. 5th 2 P.M.'to 7 P.M. "written down for a good year.” pecially In youngsters of pre-adolescent age. Their Instinctive response to music and • ■ iii fhelr'harmonious muscular co-ordlnatton can be accomplished through the development of an inmvldually co-ordinated program wMoh can cMy be arranged by a trained Saturday - Sept. 6th 10 A.M. to 12 NOON • M T T r t expeHenced personnH. Only here In the stimulating experience of the dance class will I 2 3 I they develop a sense of delightful, individual accomplishment aa well aa the posture, 4 S « 7 I 9 10 HERALD II 12 13 U li 1« 17 rhythm and pdlse that molds a yottngater Into a better social being-graceful, gra­ WQss Turner is a member of the Dance Masters of America, Inc., Dance Educators of America, the II 19 20 21 2? 23 24 cious and self-possessed. Tbmre are* many fallacies In poorly schednled programs for 2S 20 27 2t 29 30 ALMANAC YESTERDAYS the development of your child's potentialities. It Is Imperative that you, aa a parent, Professional Dance Teachers Association, and Is the immediate Past-President and on the ^ ard of Directors m should he guided by the competence and merit of your dance Instructor; for although dancing la a healthful form of enjoyment, the importance oM t to you Is the develop­ of the Dance Teachers Club of Conn. .r. *• ment of a vibrant, firm, healthy body. She recently returned from New* York where she attended the PDTA and Dance Educators Conventions. By I'liileil I’rcsd Inicrnulionul sign of Virgo. 25 Years Ago Today is Thursday, Sept. 4, the 247th day German composer Anton Bruckner was Today was Labor Day; The Herald did REGISTRATION AT STUDIO of, 1975 with 118 to follow. born Sept. 4, lffi4. not publish. 649-0256 — 529-8906 w . The moon is approaching its new phase. On this day in history; i SEPT, 4 - 5; 3 P.M. - 7 P.M. Help your child obtain seU'Con/idencef potoe, and physical fitnoto thru: The morning stars are Venus, Mars, In 1609, Henry Hudson discovered the 10 Years Ago g SEPT. 6; 1 P.M. - 4 P.M. Jupiter and Saturn. island of Manhattan. i Jasper M. Gambino is appointed DANCE TRAINING The evening star is Mercury. In 1781, Spanish settlers founded the city manager of Connecticut State Employ­ Those bom on this date are under the of Los Angeles. ment Service office at 806 Main St. PAGE SIX — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs.. Sept. A 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Sept. 4. 1975- PAGE SEVEN ‘

IN TH E Alson-Richter SERVICE FROM YOUR iH im im uiiiuiiiiiiiii Nancy Ann Richter of Tolland tiLOUPOM OFFER) Loris “Buddy” E. Durand, and Stephen Graham Alson of NEIGHBOR’S KITCHEN son of Mr. and Mrs. Ixnis Rockville, were married Aug. Durand Sr. of 51 Dover Rd., is a 30 at the First Congregational By VIVIAN FERGUSON member of the 3rd Battalion, Church of Vernon. 5th Marines, 1st Marine Divi­ sion. The bride is the daughter of Chard is a vegetable not He was recently cited as a Mr. and Mrs. Christopher generally found in most With Thu Coupon member of a Marine squad Richter of 122 Reed Rd., markets though it is very easily competing for the title of “The Tolland. The bridegroom is the grown. The backyard gardener Super Squad” of the Marine son of Mr. and Mrs. George knows it well. It is a prolific 60< OFF Corps. lUs squad has defeated Alson of 58 W. Main St., green, leafy vegetable with a squads ffom the Isi Battalion Rockville. white stem. It grows in summer SAUDATEAMfiS and the 2nd Battalion and has The Rev. John A. Lacey of anti into the early fall months 100 COUNT won the honor of representing Vernon officiated at the double­ until the frost comes. Chard can Good thru Saturday, September 6th his battalion and the 5th Regi­ ring ceremony. Clifford Wood be cut and cut again as it keeps Redeem at Highland Park Market ment in the annual Marine was organist and soloist. re-growing. HIGHLAND PARK (Limit One Coupon Par Family) Corps Rifle Squad Combat The bride, g iv en ^ marriage Mbst people know this 317 Highland Sl , Manchester Competition this month in by her father, wore a/gown of vegetable as Swiss chard. To Quantico, Va. . imported Chiuitilly - lace and my surprise, while researching The Choicest Meat In Town! Durand is a 1974 graduate oi crystallettes, enchanced with the vegetable, I found it has Manchester High School. scattered seed pearls and several other names — leaf designed with high Victorian lUlUllllli beet, white beet, strawberry neckline, full Bishop sleeves, spinach and sea-kale beet. natural waistline, lace bodice. Cbard has-J>een used in CCOUPOIN O FFERI (Herald photo by Dunn) Southern ^ U e skirt with lace Europe for as long as there are Lecture set redingote and Watteau train. definite records on food plants. Busy hands bring happy hearts Her fingertip veil was attached Aristotle wrote of red chard in for tonight to a seed pearl. crown. She the 4th century B.C. Later Residents of the Meadows Convalescent Home’s East Boucher, Lillian Twiner, Jessie Lozeau. Some of the carried a lace basket of pink records tell of light-green as With Thu CoupotP workers sewed the squares together, while the others An orientation lecture on the and white sweetheart roses, well as dark-green varieties. 'O Building have been busy since June 6 completing a Inner Peace Movement, a non­ stuffed them with nylons donated by staff members. Quilt white daisies, stephanotis and During the 16th century, a patchwork quilt. Admiring their handiwork are, from left, profit educational program of baby’s breath.- Anna Schuetz, Edward Schildge, Hattie Hendenson, Elsie will be awarded at a drawing at'the home next week. Swiss botanist described a 15« OFF self-development, will be Miss Susan Jean Richter of yellow variety. Today, we see presented by 0. B. Deane, Manchester was her sister’s only the dark green chard. M&M MARS FUN SIZE' tonight from 8 to 9:30 at the maid of honor. Bridesmaids It is somewhat difficult to MENUS Essex Motor Inn on E. Center were D. Denise Barnett of find recipes for Swiss chard. BtCKIhSIIOOlSIW. CANDY BARS St. Springfield, Mass., Christine Most cooks boil it in'water, Crafts-Bissonnette Deane, who resides with his Kidney of Talcottville, and \ ' % & 1-Lb. Pkgs. School cherry crisp, butter and milk. chopping the leaves or cooking Good thru Saturday, September 6th family in Windsor, will present Carol Hewitt, Gail Gourley and them \ffl5ole. I prefer to steam Situdents and Parents Alike Rate Everything Cafeteria menus, which will Friday: foked haddock fillet techniques to leading a more Yvonne.Gendron, all of Tolland. Fiodeam at Highland Park Market with lemon wedge, potato it. Simply wash the leaves, at Highland Park A+! (Limit One Coupon Par Family) be served in Manchester Public creative and fulfilling life. The Reginald Alson of .Ontario, remove (he white stems as they Schools, Sept. 8-12, are as boiled in jacket, scalloped Inner Peace Movement is Can. was his brother’s best tomatoes, enriched bread, take longer to cook. Put the (Herald photo by Dunn) follows: designed to help man identify man. Ushers were Geoffrey chard right into the pan without Monday: Breaded veal patty butterscotch pudding, butter and balance the physical, men­ Alson of Ontario, Can., the and milk. draining. There will be enough ■with tomato sauce, whipped tal and spiritual forces in life so bridegroom’s father; Glen water. If you’re unsure, just put Pat Mastrangelo snips a bunch of Swiss chard from his potato, buttered wax beans, he can mold his owll destiny and Somero of Rockville; David enough water to cover the bot­ garden. C orrection become the architect of his own bread, butter, milk, pears. Kidney of Talcottville; Frank , McLaughlin Photo tom of your pan. Serve with Tuesday: Frankfurt on roll, The reception to present an success. Phelps of King of Prussia, Pa.; original, watercolor painting in salt, pepper and butter. Try potato chips, whole kernel com, On Friday, from 7 to 11 p.m. and Wayne Somero of eating it plain with vinegar and milk, vanilla pudding, peach memory of Ginny Taylor, at the Motor Inn, Deane, a Rockville. Mrs. Stephen G. Alson Cut chard into pieces. Cook planned by the Nutmeg Branch salt. Put the vinegar cruet on Swiss chard V.S.D.A. CHOICE MEATS! sauce. licensed minister of the Peace (as in previous recipe) no of the Hartford Region YWCA, the table so each person can use Genoese-style Wednesday, Barbequed beef Community Church, will review A reception was held at The Mrs. Alson is employed by ding the Computer Processing longer than 10 minutes. Com­ will be held Monday at8 p.m. at Colony in Talcottville, after as much as he likes. 1 large bunch Swiss chard All Meats Are Freshly Cut; They’re Never Pre-Packaged! on buttered noodles, buttered these techniques. The Travelers Insurance Co..in Institute and is employed by Every, now and then I am for­ bine cooked chard with soup peas, bread, butter, milk, the Y building, 78 N. Main St. The lectures are open to the which the couple left on a trip to Hartford. Mr. Alson is atten- Dean Machine in Manchester. and season to taste. Place in' V4 teaspoon salt U.S.D.A. CHOICE and not on Saturday as reported Boston. tunate enough to receive a gift Vi cup olive oil (or more, if mixed fruit. public. There is a nominal fee. of chard from a gardener. Pan greased casserole. Toss Thursday: Salami grinder, earlier in The Herald. croutons with melted butter. desir^) and Ann Mastrangelo of 159 2 medium onions, sliced BOnOM ROUND ROAST applesauce, milk, ice cream. Maple St. sent me some of their (Bread crumbs may be used in­ .M .4 9 Friday: Baked fish sticks, stead of croutons). Bake about 1 tablespoon chopped parsley U.S.D.A. CHOICE lovely produce to use on the 2 cloves garlic french fried potatoes, cole 25 minutes at 350. holiday weekend. Pat was a city Vi lb. mushrooms, sliced slaw, bread, butter, milk, boy having been bom in New ’The Mastrangelos have one 2 eggs slightly beaten BOTTOM ROHM) ROASI, chocolate cake. York City. He has an organic ,.*1.69 Vz teaspoon pepper U.S.D.A CMDirtB Elderly garden in the back of his house son Eugene, a major in the Air Mrs. Richard L. Crafts Force. He and his wife, the 2 tablespoons grated Parmesan The following menus will be and grows vegetables like a cheese country boy. former Marjorie McBrierty of Linda Carolynn Bissonnette Miss Diane La Bossiere of served Sept. 8-12 at Mayfair Coolidge St. live in Maryland. Vz teaspoon salt BACK RUMP ROAST Gardens and West Hill Gardens Ann was a Keams. There . n . 7 9 of Danielson and Richard Danielson was maid of honor. Vz cup fine bread crumbs. UeO.UaAe V nO IC C were 14 in the family. Her They have three daughters and Kurtis Eisenman of Billerica, for all Manchester residents Remove stalks from chard, Leslie Crafts of Manchester mother canned all summer to one son. Their oldest daughter Butcher Service’’ were married Aug. 23 at St. Mass, served as best man. over 60. Reservations are taken wash and shred. Place in feed her family in winter. She is married with one son. James Catholic Church In Ushers were David Crafts of N. in person only at the Gardens on saucepan with Vi teaspoon salt EVE ROOM) ROAST Monday prior to the week of the can tell you how to cook just ■ .* 1 .8 9 Danielson. ^ Billerica, Mass., Thomas and no water; cover pan and it Our Service Meat about (any vegetable you can The bride is the daughter of Crafts of Westfield, Mass., luncheons. Menu is subject to Pat is chairman of the- cook about 10 minutes, stirring think of. She says that Pat has a Mr. and Mrs. Jean G. brothers of the bridegroom; change. Mancihester Housing Authority. often. Remove from fire and sheer knack with chard. “No Department, You Bissonnette of Green Hollow and Albert Bissonnette, Monday: Hamburg patty in An active member of the drain very well. Cook onions in CUBE STEAK, CutfromRound . .. one makes it as good as he does II .Q n A r u n i r p ...... > 1 .9 9 Rd., Danielson. The stationed with the U. S. Army in gravy, baked potato, buttered Democratic Town Committee, oil, browning slightly. Add even if they use his recipe.” bridegroom is the son of Mr. Panama, the bride’s brother. carrots, enriched roll, ice he is chairman of voting district parsley, garlic, mushrooms and Pat grins. “Don’t overcook it. See Both Sides of and Mrs. Roger E. Crafts of 97 cream, butter and milk. He is a charter member of chard; cook five minutes, It doesn’t take long to cook, you Princeton St. Music was provided by Miss Tuesiday: Breaded veal cutlet the Elks and a life member of remove from heat and cool. GROUND ROUND .*1.39 know. It’s delicious with tomato The Rev. Emil Dusseault of Donna Gingras, Miss Julie and gravy, Spanish rice, the International Association of Add eggs, pepper, cheese andlVk the Meat You Buy! sauce. Sometimes, I mix it with St. James Church performed Gingras and Miss Diane La buttered turnip greens, Machinists. teaspoon salt. Place in greased cannellini beans (Italian kidney the double-ring ceremony, Bossiere, guitarist. Robert enriched bread, canned peach casserole and sprinkle with beans you can buy already TURKEY BREASTS, 3t.siu,.r,. .99* assisted by the Rev. J. Ray­ Paine was organist. half with oatmeal cookie, Ann is a member of the bread crumbs (try the herbed cooked in the can) or you can mond Sikkel, pastor of West- butter and milk. Democratic Women’s Club and type). Bake about 20 minutes at A reception was held at the use red kidney beans. We’ll field Congregational Church in Wednesday: Turkey tetraz- of the Manchester Wates. 375. Berris Motor Inn in Brooklyn. take off the white stems and Danielson. zini, baked yellow winter Ann will cook them separately* The bride, given in marriage Mrs. Crafts is employed as a squash, pink grapefruit section another time.” by her father, wore a white secretary at the Massachusett with French dressing, enriched Ann interjects: “You know, organdy gown with a picture Institute of Technology in Cam­ bread, chocolate cupcake, potatoes are delicious with the Grocery Specials ^ hat and carried a colonial bridge, Mass. Mr. Crafts is butter and milk. bouquet of baby pink roses, beginning his senior year at Thursday: Swiss steak, oven chard and the tomato sauce. PACKED IN WATER, SWEET LIFE The potatoes have been really white carnations, an(l Worcester (Mass.) 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Sept. 4, 1975- PAGE NINE ‘ PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Sept. 4, 1975 School in South Windsor Astrology a lot of Taurus Broad Stroat MANCHESTER opened by Lutheran Church AREA POLICE REPORT I men’s easi-walkers BUFFALO, N.Y. (UPI) - The statement was printed in charts, forecasts and Astrology is just a lot of the September-October issue of horoscopes by the media and by PARKADE Judy Kuehnel counts in their stores for senior Taurus-or bull—according to a Humanist Magazine, published otherwise reputable 1 2 6 " ' ! 644-1364 citizens. ACCIDENTS newspapers, magazines and Vtrnon Police said Johnston drove group of 186 prominent scien­ in Buffalo six times a year by South Windsor's smallest South Windsor Chu Chao Kang of 143 Mon- book pubiishers.” The discounts range from five out of the driveway to the Todd- tists. the'American Humanist parish, MeMiah Lutheran Power was out at about 10 South tauk Dr., Vernon ran the car he Such dissemination, the stat^ to 15 per cent for the seniors, Burroughs plant on Rt. 30 in Association. Church, became the town’s first Windsor homes shortly after 1 was driving off the ramp at en­ The scientists, including ment says, “can only contribute who must present a senior Tolland and struck the side of church to open a parochial a.m. today after a car driven by trance 95 to Interstate 86 in several astronomers, have Paul Kurtz, editor of the to the ^ow th of Irrationalism THE THANK YOU STORE citizen card to be eligible. the Ouellette car which was school. Donald R. Harrison, 29 of 4 Vernon and hit a fence post. No signed a statement condenming magazine, said the statement and obscurantism. The time has Included with the par­ going west on Rt. 30. ted on Buckland Rd. the Oakwood Dr., South Windsor astrologers as charlatans and was published because of come to challenge directly, and charge was lodged. Johnston is scheduled for offers “a Christian ap­ ticipating merchants are: saying there is no scientific growing concern by scientists forcefully, the pretentious left the roadbed on Ellington Tolland appearance in Common Pleas proach to education” and has Rd. and struck a utility pole. foundation for the ciaims of of “the continued uncritical dis­ claims of astrological a Spring Tile and Carpet, 984 Douglas N. Johnston of 14 Court 19 in Rockville Sept. 30. semination of. astrolgical Back-to-School Savings on presently enrolled 12 students Harrison was admitted to astrology. ______charlatans/^______■ Sullivan Ave., 15 per cent; Ten Laurel St. Rockville was ARRESTS with eight openings still Manchester Memorial Hospital Pin Bowl, 95 John Fitch Blvd., charged with failure to grant Vernon with multiple bruises and frac­ available. 50 cents per game; Hills Paving the right of way as the result of Mark W. Schaufler, 25, of 4 Charge Accounts Invited Diane Kalvus of Reedfield, tured ribs. He was reported in Co., 1468 Sullivan Ave., 10 per a collision between the car he Regan Court, Vernon was stable condition today. He was Bank Charges Welcome Wis. has been hired as the cent; B and B Equipment, 783 was driving and one driven by charged Thursday with second- Stationery and Toiletries! school’s first teacher. charged with failure to drive in John Fitch Blvd., 20 per cent; Joseph R. Ouellette of DePietro degree larceny and with She is a graduate of Dr. Mar­ an established lane. AA Automatic Washer Service, Dr., Tolland. mutiliation of a motor vehicle tin Luther College in Minnesota 430 Ellington Rd. identification number in con­ with a BA degree in education. nection with the June 19 theft of TEXAS INSTRUMENTS Miss Kalvus taught for four Parkway Foods, 1249 John N O V U S 850 P AN A SO N IC 840 a motorcycle owned by Steven PANASONIC years at Juneau, Wis., before Diane Kalvus Fitch Blvd., 5 per cent; South Casper of Rt. 30, Vernon. He is W indsor P h a rm a c y , 969 SR-10 Calculator 2001 coming to South Windsor. Who will foot the hill scheduled for court in Rockville |S-Digit Calculatoi Sullivan Ave., 10 per cent on Calculator IVition for the school is $40 possibility of building a Sept. 24. 80 per month for non-members school.” Classes are now being prescriptions; Society for William G. Cote, 24, of Hart­ Calculator with one child enrolled and $25 held in the church. Savings, 1765 Ellington Rd., for Ford campaign trip? ford was charged with third- 12^ Igss for a second child. free money orders; Imperial Church schedule degree burglary after a com­ For parish members, tuition The Avery St. Christian Oil Co., 981 Sullivan Ave., 10 per plaint that the glass in the front Don’t wait... Adds, sub­ CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) - showcase March 2 primary. is $25 per child and $15 for a se­ Reformed Church will return to cent on plumbing equipment door of Vincent’s Pharmacy on this sale ends Saturday. tracts, mul­ Handy and a one-cent discount on oil. Republican Louis C. Wyman Supporters of both work side- cond. its 11 a.m. morning worship Union St., Vernon had been tiplies, di­ Strap goes before the voters in the by-side in the Wyman organiza­ Rev. Karl Gurgle, pastor of time on Sunday. The Sunday broken. vides. Full A C Adaptor the church, said that state ac­ Jerry Z’s Pharmacy, 577 John rerun of history’s closest tion, each picking up valuable at shoe-town. School will resume on Sept. 14 South Windsor Free parking. BankAmericard, Mastercharge. floating de­ creditation will be applied for Fitch Blvd., 10 per cent on Senate election in 13 days. statewide contacts six months 8-dlgit capacity, 4 and C ate at 9:45 a.m. Barry R. McCleldon, 22, of MANCHESTER cimal. 9v following the successful com­ dinners; Pleasant Valley Phar­ Gerald Ford hasn’t said before the primary. functions. With a Hartford was charged with Palhmark Shopping Center battery. pletion of the school’s first macy, M9 John Fitch Blvd., 10 whether he wants to face the Their visits also may tip the Spencer St (Silver Lane) & Hillstown Rd 8 digit mantissa, 2-dlglt com­ battery, strap. • Full memory, 5 mathematical Discount offered third-degree assault and third- per cent on prescriptions; same voters In the nation’s first outcome of the rerun, a virtual WETHERSFIELD WINDSOR ponent, 2 signs. Engineering functions. Percentage key. year. Twelve South Windsor degree criminal mischief in “After two years,” said Rev. Frank’s Pharmacy, 10 per cent 1976 presidential primary 167 tossup two weeks before voters Berlin Turnpike Windsor Shpg. Ctr. AC Adapter...... 3.99 siide ruie. Adaptor/charger. A C Adapter...... 3.99 With AC adaptor and case. retailers have authorized dis­ connection with a dispute with a Route 159 Gurgle, ”we will consider the on prescriptions. days later. return to the polls to select the state’s second senator. co-worker. He is scheduled for Otlwr locitlon* throughout Connecticut Without word from Ford, the appearance in Common Pleas Federal Election Commission Court, East Hartford Sept. 22. ONE SUBJECT THREE SUBJECT tries to read between the lines of American politics today, Elmer’s deciding who benefits and Hebron synagogue sets therefore who pays for a planned presidential trip to the 725 E. MIDDLE TURNPIKE Glue-All services for New Year nation’s seventh smallest state. Faced with review of the first congressional election con­ MANCHESTER Glue JERGENS Anne Dallaire practice will be at 7 p.m. Refreshments will be served after each performance. ducted under 1975 federal cam­ We Reserve The Right PIMERS 228-3267 Those attending are asked to bring their own meat and a dish Proceeds will go toward a fund paign law, the commission last To Limit Quantities CLUEALL Lotion Soap The Jewish New Year will week delayed a final decision on begin Friday evening with ser­ to share with others. for the organ which is in need of Other S to re s ...... S****M»»a>i*> Anyone wishing to join the extensive repairs. whose campaign spending limit Sup^fiH arkets vices at 6:30 p.m. at the United should be assessed the cost of Brethren of Hebron synagogue choir is invited to attend. Ahearn to visit Concert series State Representative Ford’s trip. Wyman can spend eOOD THRU lo ^ n on Rt. 85. $150,000 for the seven-week 40 Ruled pages. 8 oz size with 6 Pockets Services will also be held at H e b ro n ’s F ir s t Aloysius Ahearn of the 55th SEPT. 6 3 oz size Congregational Church has an­ District announced he will be in rerun. Ford has a $12 million the synagogue Saturday and ceiling on spending before the Sunday at 9 a.m. nounced it will give eight Hebron Democratic Town Com­ monthly concerts featuring mittee Booth Saturday and Sun­ 1976 GOP convention. PKG OF 100 2-DRAWER There will also be a meeting ICOUPONI LOVELY FARMS Filled Binder at the synagogue Monday at many talented persons in the day from 2 p.m. on at the W y m an ’s c a m p a ig n 7:30 p.m. for election of officers area beginning Oct. 18.' Hebron Harvest Fair on Rt. 85 manager, George Young, said WITH THIS COUPON Filler Paper Metal and collection of dues. John Bell of Hebron, an ac­ for anyone wishing to talk over. Wednesday the local share of a S7.SO PURCHASE ICE Vy a Yom Kippur services begin at complished bassbaritone and a any legislation he has par­ presidential trip, including the sundown Sept. 14 with another member of the church, will ticipated on or will be working $2,700 per hour rate for Air 2^ File service at 9 a.m. Sept. 15. begin the series. on in the future. Force One, would be about $5,- CREAM gal. w : The services will be con­ Season’s tickets may be ob­ Registration 000. Sharing expenses six days 100 SHEETS for TRIPLEX • 2 Ppckelt ducted by Rabbi Green Grass of tained frohi any members of the Registration make up for Cub from now when ex-California IPRELL rn rrl i^ ^ C T IO N Cabinet New London. music committee. The price is Scout Pack 28 will be at the • 50 ct. Filler o Gov. Ronald Reagan arrives to Church picnic $12 a single ticket and ^ for a Gilead Hill Elementary School help Wyman will be less expen­ II family ticket. Individual con­ and the Hebron Elementary • D ivid e r* The Pir.st Congregational sive, Young said. ■s h a m p o o Note Book Church choir will begin its new cert tickets will be $1 for a stu­ School, T u e ^ y from 7 to 9. Ford and Reagan may meet rntt ■ • Lpose-Lesf season with a picnic Sept. 11 at dent; $2 per person and $3.50 for p.m. A registration fee of $3.50 later in New H am pshire’s V4 Oz. Tube 30 page pad, D ictio n a ry 5:30 p.m. at the church. Choir a couple. is required. Good Thru Sept. 6 clip and four ■ Keeps Important papers organized. | One Coupon Per Family handy pockets. -M. ^■■■ilCLIPIICLIP N’ SAVEH SAVE H i W‘ SWECT LIFE 64 oz. Bt. MOUPONMI PACKAGE OF 8 MAGIC MARKER* APPLE WITH THIS COUPON $7.80 PURCHASE Liquid Sears Wooden Crayons^ _ _ ■ BONELESS - USDA CHOICE Pencils J SUNCREST Markers I SUGAR $1 29 ! TOP SIRLOINl I " W O PKG OF 64 68* 5 Lb. Bag American Crayons J * I STEAK lb. 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America’s birthrate may go up COtME SW IM iSptimV Basques: An ancient people in modern furor WITHUSI MADRID (UPI) - Since the central administration in down patrolling rollcemen, assassinated 18 months ago in France to attack guerrilla pathy toward the extremists. By AL ROSSITER Jr. will have to begin their families 3.1 in 1967 to 2.6 in 1973. and political uncertainties and MmehMtar Country CKib 1936-1939 Spanish civil war, the Madrid has given birth to a bombed businesses imd govern­ an elaborate bomb plot by bases. ‘“rh e time of talk has UPI Science Editor soon. In addition. Dr. Skiar and when sexual attitudes and the Swim Attn, will hold on green mountain valleys along number of extremist ment television stations and Basque commandos who In the Basque country, the at­ passed,” one Basque lawyer 85 East Center-€t,i WASHING’TON (UPI) - Two “Evidence that young women “Opto Houtt Swim," Sun., Mrs. Berkov said there is a - roles of women are changing. Spain’s Northern Atlantic organizations. extorted money from k ip p e d exploded a bomb beneath a titude toward the guerrillas said. ' at Summit 8t. ' V California researchers believe may be starting to make up for StpL 7th tram 2-4 PM for growing tendency not to have But they said, “Our evidence seaboard and the Pyrenees The most militant is “Basque government supporters,, in­ Madrid street that blew hiS was generally one of rejection the deciine in the nation’s birth lost time is provided in, the pratpocUvo mtmbtrt for tht children so soon after lAarriage suggests that the American 1276 tttton. Rtd Crott tp- Bknintains have been Spain’s Hbmeland and Liberty,” a cluding a ransom of $900,000 limousine over a five-story m ix ^ with fear — until seven WEEKEND CASH and GARRY SPECIAU rate is coming to an end and latest data from California. as women did in earlier years. birth rate may have bottomed provtd htaont art maittbit center of antigovemment and Marxist-influenced secret from construction tycoon building. weeks ago when Interior American women are starting There, despite somewhat for mambora. For hirthor In­ GREETING CARDS CODGimTIONS By last year, they said the out and that the country is like­ secessionist fervor. society that has created its own Felipe Huarte. In recent weeks, following Minister Garcia gave the signal FOR ALL OCCASIONS to produce more children. a d v e rt economic conditions, proportion of childless married ly to see a rise in reproduc­ formation, oail 642-9664. to fight the guerrillas with their ' It is the homeland of the army of full-time guerrillas Fifty-five persons have lost refusal of the French govern­ Sm Our Large Oltplay ...... *2.57 Incept for a minor upturn in birthrates rose in 1974. , women had reached very high . Roses tion.” Basqtiea, a people of obscure who finance their operations their lives in Basque political ment to crack down efficiently own weapons. 1969 and 1970, the number of “Further, in California and levels — almost one-third of all As a result of police OpaM HI 6 P.M. THURSn FBI. Niretl origins who have lived since through bank holdups and kid- violence in the past seven on Basque exiles, Spain has ARTHUR DRUG births for every 1,000 American the United States as a whole, wonrien under 30 who had ever toughness many Basques are pre-Roman times in the moun­ napings. years. ’They included Premier begun sending policemen and Although as kids we enjoyed a Once each week the afternoon women between the ages of IS contrary to the original expec­ been married had not had It’s strange why people would tains and along the Bay of ’The organization has shot Luis Carrero Blanco, hired guns into southwest beginning to feel more sym­ dip in the salt water, as a stand -back so far to gaze at a attraction was a hot-air balloon and 44 dropped steadily through tations of some observers, children. In 1970, this propor­ change, we felt one serious dis­ ascension. We got there early to 1973 after peaking in 1957. liberalized abortion has bad tion was one-fourth and 10 years Biscay. heap of seaweed. Only one ' Although many work in in­ advantage. At our local ponds, help hold down the bag while it But Dr. June Sklar, of the only a small effect on earlier, it was one-fifth. woman fainted before someone dustrial plants nowadays, we were as unencumber^ as a was being inflated. University of California at legitimate fertility and has not “It is not likely that such screwed up their courage to B asque have long been known zephyr, but at the seashore we pull away some of the cover. It was quite a thrill seeing Berkeley, and Mrs. Beth stopped the upward trend in il­ large proportions of married REEAL'S as uie))heids. Thousands have were expected to wear one of ’Two boys were struggling to that man yanked up sitting on Berkov of the State Department legitimate births.” women will remain childless. nligrat^ to such western U.S. those one-piece clown suits, his trapeeze, and watch him of Health, said recent birth in­ The fertility rate in Califor­ Most women, indluding those throttle their ecstasy. OF MANCHESTER states as Idaho, Montana and designed like a baby’s sleeping performing until he looked like formation from California in­ nia in 1974 rose by 2.3 per cent under 30, want and expect to outfit, but horizontally striped To draw the crowds from a small toy acrobat. ’Then when dicates an upturft is occurring. to 68.3 births per 1,000 women have families of at least two Nevada to tend flocks. like jail-birds. Big loose baggy New Haven, the trolley com­ he cut loose and came floating ’They believe California figures of childbearing age. Live births children.” Many 'Basques resbnt what things all buttoned up full pany had entertainments at the down with a large parachute we are representative of in the state increased from 297,- The two population they call the suppression of length in front. amusement patk at Light could run and try to see where nationwide trends. 834 in 1973 to 311,650 in 1974. specialists said persistent un­ their cultural heritage and Even at that we had it better House Point. We just walked He landed. As soon as his weight "To begin with, the propor­ The two population favorable economic conditions langua^d — an incomprehensi­ than the poor girls with their bare-footed along the beach left on the bottom, a sand bag tion of childless young women researchers said the drop in might temper the upward birth­ ble tongue which, according to bloomers and blouses, hats, from Morris Cove so avoided on a cord from the top turned is now very high and there is birthrates during the 1960s rate influences. And they said Basque legend, even the devil slippers and long black the gate. ’There was a stage for the bag upside down so the hot evidence that they do not desire came in part from a declining that forecasting the American could not learn. Forming stockings. Poor things were not vaudeville shows in afternoon air and smoke poured out of the to remain childless per­ marriage rate among the birthrate is a precarious under­ Spain’,^s most highly in­ allowed to display any skin and probably evening, though bottom opening. manently,” they wrote in the young. Although the number of taking, especially when the na­ dustrialized and most whatever except face and we were supposed to be home Some times both man and journal Science. “ To reach women between the ages of 15 tion also is faced with social prosperous region, they crave hands. 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Sorry, items cannot be mailed. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn,, Thurs,, Sept. 4, 1975 — PAGE THIRTEEN PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Sept> 4, 1975 OBITUARIES Grasso abortion policy Thoughts Weaver refuses to admit defeat Edward J. Salterbach POLICE REPORT BALTIMORE (UPI) - they would get hit in the victory and ’Thurman Mun­ VE.RNON - E dw ard J. called discriminatory ApLENty Oriole Manager Earl head, but there’s simply no son hit his 11th homer and Salterbach, 64, of 89 E. Main Weaver won’t admit defeat reason not to have them in a drove in four runs to lead St., died Tuesday night in By Len Auster even though the Boston Red much better position.” New York over Detroit. HARTFORD. (UPI) - State Grafsso arbitrarily changed toe Rockville General Hospital. He Sen. Betty Hudson, D-Madison, Winifred O’Brien, speaking ARRESTS Sox came away with a 3-2 in Umpires in the National Hunter, who has lost 13 was the husband of Mrs. Evelyn state’s plan to comply with the for Catholic Women for toe License plate stickers had said today Gov. Ella T. Manchester 10 innings Wednesday, League work from inside the games, struck out four and Miller Salterbach. new Title XX Social Seourity Right to Choose, denounced expired. Court date is Sept. 23. Grasso’s decision denying elec­ Joyn F. Rys Jr., 20, of 11 thanks to Cecil Cooper’s infield grass. didn’t walk a batter in his He was bom in New York Act to exclude elective abor­ what she called “I^s. Grasso’s Wayne Tursi of 33 Ato Rd., tive abortions to welfare Cubles Dr., Bolton, was dramatic home run. Despite the outcome. 26th complete game—most City a ^ lived most of his life in tions. patronizing and unfairly South Windsor, charged Upgrade schedule mothers amounts to dis­ charged Wednesday with for a Yankee since Carl Rockville. Under toe plan, the federal . punitive mandate.” Wednesday with operating an “ Jim Palm er won the crimination because all women driving toe wrong way on a one­ When you upgrade the schedule, you must improve your He was employed as a government would pay for 90 “’The reality for poor women unregistered motor vehicle. game, 3-2,” Weaver insisted Maas 55 years ago. have toe right to an abortion. way street (Trotter St.) and program proportionately. Otherwise, you will be chewed machinist at the Pratt & per cent of toe cost of abortions is that once again they are Registration had expired afterward, referring to a Indians 11, Brewers 3 “Abortion is a matter operating an unregistered up and spit out in the process. Whitney Division of United for welfare mothers, Mrs. Hud­ losing toe responsibility for an February 1975. Court date is fourth inning judgement by Buddy Bell hit a homer, between a woman and her doc­ motorcycle and misuse of Technologies Corp. in East son said. Under the current important area of their lives — Sept. 23. umpire Hai^ Morganweek scored two runs and drove in tor. It is not a matter between a registration plates. Court date The University of Connecticut is upgrading its entire Hartford until his retirement Medicaid plan, toe state must whether or not to bear three more to pace a 19-hit woman and her governor,” is Sept. 16. sports program. Football is one sport at the state school that went against the two years ago. pay half toe cost. children,” Mrs. O’Brien said. Mrs. Hudson, head of the •Four people were clocked by which is moving up in status. Orioles, now seven games attack that carried Other survivors are two “Title XX provides a net cost In a June 1974 decision New­ Human Services Committee, radar as surpassing the posted At its annual preseason football press luncheon behind the Red Sox. Cleveland over Milwaukee. daughters, Mrs. Joanne Shaw- saving to the state,” Mrs. Hud­ man ruldd that federal laws did told newsmen. speed signs; Cooper smashed his 13th Fritz Peterson, with seventh and Miss Lucille Salterbach, son said. not prevent Connecticut from Wednesday on the Storrs campus, one fact became clear. Mrs. Grasso, a Roman Edna A. Sides, 18, Cider Mill home run in the 10th inning inning relief from Bob both of Rockville, and two ‘ 'Those women who most need paying for such abortions and The schedule is much tougher than ever before and the Catholic who strongly opposes Rd., Bolton, on E. Middle Tpke. Reynolds, won his seventh grandchildren. to limit their family size, not in ordered toe state to pay for 1975 squad will be bigger and stronger. off Palmer to give 18-game voluntary abortions, recently Court date is Sept. 23. MANCHESTER The funeral is Friday at 8:15 order to lead toe so-call^ good them. Stronger. That seemed to be the key word. ’The veterans winner Rick Wise another straight game to raise his ordered toe state l^ial Ser­ • Robin Giglio 20, of 15 Old a.m. from the Burke-Fortin life, but in order to merely sur­ The appeals court rejected HOSPITAL from the 1974 4-6 club came back in good physical condi­ notch on his bid for com­ record to 11-7. vices Department to stop Coventry Rd., on E. Middle Funeral Home, 76 Prospect St., vive, those Women are denied his ruling, however, on grounds eback of the year honors. Rangers 5, Angels 4 paying for abortions unless Tpke. Court date is Sept. 23. tion. Many, came back with extra poundage to help them toe right to elective abortions,” that constitutional issues should NOTES Tom Grihve drove in three Rockville,with a Mass at 9 at St m^ically required. • Dennis Cormier, 24, of withstand the rigors of week to week warfare. Wise, 18-8, struck out only Mrs. Hudson said. be decided by a three-judge which was dramatized by Bernard’s Church, Rockville. Meantime, U.S. District West Hartford, on Center St. Husky Coach Larry Naviaux, starting his third year, one batter, but didn’t walk a runs with a homer and two “This decision by Mrs. panel rather than a single Burial will be in St Bernard’s Court Judge Jon 0. Newman Court date is Sept. 23. Discharged Tuesday: expressed optimism for the forthcoming year. He stated man in going the route for Lee May’s 18th home run in singles to lead Texas past Cemetery, Rockville. Grasso is discriminatory and judge. the sixth inning, tying the has asked the Grasso ad­ inhumane,” she said. • Michael Rouette, of Mildred Morris, RD 4, Coven­ fall camp went very well with positions more stable than the 16th time this season. California. Reliever Clyde Friends may call at the ministration for an explanation Willimantic, on E. Middle try; Diana Shoaf, 50 HoU St.; in the past. The play Weaver game, even Weaver had to Wright pitched 4 1-3 innings funeral home tonight from 7 to of its stand denying subsidies Tpke. Court date is Sept. 23. Jane Cary, 32 Cambridge St.; questioned occurred after admit “losing two games to to gain his fourth victory. 9. Several players on the offensive side have been shifted to for elective abortions to ^Matthew Paquette, 19, of 113 Adrianne Sullivan, 588 King St., new but somewhat familiar positions. The common ’Tommy Davis led off the Boston would make things The Angels also learned that welfare recipients. South Windsor; Rose O’Neil, Center St. was charged denominator is that all these are experienced players fourth inning with a single. look gray.” ace Nolan Ryan will be out Newman made toe request Wednesday on Trotter St. with North Windham; Daniel Stack, Observer’s publisher who’ve been tested under fire. One thing which U(5onn Lee May grounded to third Wise put the Red Sox in for the rest of the year with Wednesday because a U.S. misuse of registration plates. 804 Avery St., South Windsor. proper perspective. “Of bone chips in his pitching Mrs. Gerald Hunt Jr. Appeals Court has ordered a can’t afford to do, this season in particular, is go with baseman Rico Petrocelli, HEBRON — Mrs. Susan B. freshmen. A truly outstanding first year player would be whose relay throw to second course, it’s a big game for us elbow. new hearing on a suit by two to face pay charges because we want to win the Hunt, 31, of Walnut Dr. died welfare recipients denied the only exception. The slate, which includes Navy, baseman Denny Doyle for Royals 5, White Sox 4 Wednesday in the Hartford payments for voluntary abor­ the attempted forceout was division, but it’s not the A1 Cowens tripled home Raymond F. Healy, 35, of 14 claims for back wages brought Delaware, Yale, Rutgers and VMI, is top grade. Transfer Hospita after a long illness. She tions by Connecticut. juggled as David slid in. most satisfying game I’ve two runs with two out in the Shallowbrook Lane was to toe Labor Department by 13 students Nick Giaquinto and Darryl Schwartz, who came was the wife of Gerald R. Hunt Mrs. Hudson, flanked by pitched this season. I could 10th inning to give Kansas (UPI Photo) arrested by Manchester Police former employes of the former Catholic Burial to UConn after the University of Bridgeport dropped foot­ Morganweek called Davis Jr. representatives of numerous argue a case for the nine in­ Wednesday afternoon on 11 weekly newspaper. Should your family’s burial place reflect your faith? ball, seem to be the most likely to give aid and comfort to out, even though Doyle did City and rookie right-hander Mrs. Hunt was bora in North women’s rights and pro­ nings I pitched here April 11 counts of failure to pay wages. Back wages claimed by toe If you think so, selection now is the best way to assure Naviaux. not appear to have posses­ Dennis Leonard its victory Platt, Neb., and lived in the abortion groups, said Mrs. Red Sox’ Denny Doyle bobbles ball at second Healy, publisher of the now former employes total |2,233 it. sion of the ball. Jim when we eventually won in oyer Chicago. The win, Hebron area for many years. Grasso’s decision has created Giaquinto and Schwartz have been tested and know what defunct Manchester Observer, and are for the period March 3 Northrop, the next batter, 12 innings. ’That told me I Leonard’s 12th against five Ump Hank Morgenweek called Orioles’ Tommy Davis out She attended the two classes of women in to expect. Incoming freshmen, no matter bow good they was arrested on a warrant to the paper’s termination on was sound again, although losses, ran his winning Presbyterian Church. Connecticut. Mass is offered daily for the repose of the souls were on the schoolboy level, still have a lot to learn and singled. issued by Common Pleas Court Aug. 5. Wage judgments had I’ve never lacked desire or Other survivors are a son, “Those who can afford to pay of those buried in our Archdiocesan Cemeter­ their first year mistakes are something the Huskies can’t “I can understand after streak to seven games. 12, East Hartford, at the been filed against him by the confidence in myself or my Lantz Hunt, and a daughter, for abortions can exercise their ies. afford. seeing it on replay how he Federal judge rules Heidi Hunt, both at home; her request of the state Labor Labor Department. could miss it,” Weaver said ability.” legal right to do so while those Department agent Reginald C. The weekly newspaper parents. Max and Louise Miner women served by Medicaid are of Morganweek. “He can’t Wise, who had averaged Kerfoot. published 15 issues before SAINT JAMES CEMETERY EasVs contribution moved of Grand Island, Neb.; a denied that right,” Mrs. Hudson over 250 innings pitched for Healy, president of Sundex closing due to financial reasons, 368 Broad Straot ’The only local player dotting the UConn roster is former see the ball from his position brother, Mike Miner of St said. five straight seasons in the Graham victor Corp., doing business localiy as the former publisher said. Manchaatar, Connecticut behind the second baseman. Louis, Mo., and a sister, Mrs. Mrs. Hudson said without a East Catholic guard Bill Leahy. A year ago, Leahy was the National League prior to his NCAA rule ^unfair’ the Manchester Observer, Healy was released on 32,500 Phone 846-3772 The reason Lee MacPhail COLUMBUS, Ga. (UPI) - Judy Goodman of Grand Island. proper explanation, Mrs. mainstay of the Eagles’ offensive line but it remains to be allegedly declined to pay non-surety bond. Court date is won’t let his umpires work trade to Boston last year, Veteran David Graham has es­ The funeral is Saturday at 11 seen if he will still be a guard at UConn. saw only 49 innings of action tablished himself as one of the a.m. at Livingston-Sondermann Sept. 22. from the infield grass is that TUSCALOOSA, Ala. The NCAA, at a special con­ “ But from my personal Coming into fall camp with aching legs, something in nine starts last year due favorites in the 3100,000 Funeral Home, 505 Koenit St., vention last month, adopted the standpoint, here at toe universi­ acquired while working out for the Nutmeg Bowl last to shoulder problems and a Southern Open golf tournament (UPI) — Federal District Grand Island. Burial will be in Transferring volumes Judge Sam C. Pointer rule limiting the size of home ty, I am disappointed,” he said. month, Leahy hasn’t regained the quickness which made freak accidents in which a opening today after firing a Grand Island Cemetery. him so valuable at East. With the Huskies needing a spectacular bunder-par 64 in Wednesday night threw out teams to 60 players and the size The Watkins Funeral Home, door was closed on his of travelling squads to 48 John Cooney of the Manchester Public Library staff center, and Naviaux noting you can never have enough, Wednesday’s warmup. as “unfair” the NCAA’s new “We normally take 70 with us 142 E. Center St., Manchester, carries armful of books into new town bookmobile as the pitching hand. players in an economy move. on a trip. I don’t mean we is in charge of local Leahy has been worked mainly at center in fall drills. college football rule The University of Alabama library transfers volumes from a vehicle on loan from the AND Elsewhere in the AL, New Clements stars always play 70, but now we arrangements. 'There are n o ' Rick Johanningmeier, UConn offensive line coach, York blanked Detroit 8-0, requiring a 48-man traveling immediately filed suit state. The new bookmobile, which can accommodate team to play a 60-man home can’t take an injured player or calling hours locally. stated Leahy’s future is possibly at center. “He has had Cleveland ripped Milwaukee MONTREAL (UPI) - Tom challenging the rule. one who has contribute greatly wheelchairs and contains about the same number of books, S A V E *30 Clements threw two second half team. experience at center and can deep snap (for punts and RADh 11-3, Texas shaded Califor­ Alabama Coach Paul Bryant to preparation for the game.” will go into operation next week. (Herald photo by Bevins) touchdown passes Wednesday extra point attempts). He’s a very coachable kid and we nia 5-4 and Kansas City “Only the 60-man limit can be said he was basically pleased night to give the Ottawa applied to both home and with Pointer’s decision because feel he will help us in the future,” Johanningmeier offered. edged Chicago 5-4 in 10 in­ Bryant said the ruling TONIGHT Roughriders to an 18-11 win visiting teams,” said Pointer, “everyone will be on even eliminates the school’s practice Hostages 7:25 Red Sox vs. Orioles, nings. over toe Montreal Alouettes who added he will issue a footing, will have toe same of “rewarding” hard working Kenmore Powermate Frosh to help later Yankees 8, Tigers 0 HNC buying WTIC and force a two-way tie for first preliminary injunction against number of players and I think it players “for doing a good job released ;ABOUT The quarterback situation after two years has seemingly 7:53 Yanks vs. Tigers, Catfish Hunter pitched a place in I the Canadian Football enforcement of the new NCAA is great that it is all over, for and now we’ll have to take just portion of straightened itself out. Ramon Sanchez was slated to be WINF five-hitter to pick up his 19th League’s Eastern Division. rule. everyone. the people doing toe playing.” No. 1 but knee surgery has knocked him out and Lou Man- unharmed TOWN mortgage cari has stepped in and done a fine job in the fall, Naviaux HARTFORD (UPI) - The V acuum Cleaner notes. Enfield High’s Joe Dippei, who local fans will ALBANY, N.Y. (UPI) - A The Fellowcraft degree will Hartford National Corp. says it remember leading the Raiders over Manchester High, 48- robbery suspect who clubbed a be conferred when Friendship will buy a 33 million piece of a 21, has been impressive but it appears his time will come bank guard, shot a policeman Lodge of Masons opens its fall mortgage held by its real estate later. and held nine persons hostage season tonight at 7:30 at the investment trust, which the The Huskies are young in certain areas, two sophomores for more than 17 hours.sur­ Regular •169.99 Masonic Temple. 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li,- PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Sept. 4.1975 Old pro Otto retires Scott should fit in nicely NEW YORK (UPI) - Jim was from the old blood and guts SCOREBOARD his retirement. Otto never had any use for the Otto, the famed No. 00 who school of football players. He often voiced his disapproval of “prima donnas” of pro football. was regarded as one of the what he called, “prima don­ American League His job was to labor in ig­ finest centers in. the game National League East nas”. East nominy in the pits and he did it during his-prime, joined team­ W. L. Pet. G.B. “He’s the guy who thinks W. L. PcL-G.B. Boston 56 506 - as well as any man who ever mate George Blainda in setting more of himself than anyone Pittsburgb 77 59 686 -r Baltimore 74 82 .544 7 wearing Celt colors in NBA played his position. a consecutive game streak for St. Louis 73 65 .529 5 New York 504 124k else,” Otto said. “He’s the guy But the end came Wednesday pro football at 210 games. ’The Pbiladelpbla 73 65 529 5 Cleveland .477 16 who spends the most time in New York 72 86 .522 6 ByEARLYOST acquired from Phoenix in far a club goes depends upon when Otto, who appeared in 37-year-old Otto will become Milwaukee 60 78 .435 22 NBA teams are more com- front of the mirror. He’s the Cblcago 64 75 .480 liVk Detroit 53 83 580 28 G R O s s m n n s Sports Editor exchange for Paul Westphal. every reguto season game the the Raiders’ business manager. Montreal the injury factor. If you can petitative every year guy who goes_ through various 80 76 .441 17 West - “ He plays our type of Oakland Raiders played since* Otto also appeared in 74 West One of the best walking go the entire season without because of the player routines to make people know W. L. Pet. G.B. game,” Auerbach said in their inception in 1960, finally preseason, 13 post-season and W. L. Pet. G.B. Oakland 82 55 .599 - advertisements for Connec­ too many injuries, like we he’s around and expects the Cincinnati IQ 48 .867 - draft...Many college players surrendered to the pain of six 12 All-Star games. Kansas City 75 61 561 64k ticut’s fast dwindling tobac­ between puffs of smoke. He did last year, you will be all are fundamentally unsound best of treatment from Los Angeles 73 86 525 194k Texas 68 71 .489 15 knee operations and announced A 6-foot-2, 255-pbunder, Otto San Francisco 69 69 500 23 co crop is Red Auerbach, can get the ball out. He right. coming into the pros...Paul everybody wherever he goes. Mbinesota 65 70 .481 16 reminds me a lot of (Bob) San Diego 63 78 .463 29Vk Chicago 86 72 .478 164k general manager of the "Injuries are always a big Westphal was a good one-on- He won’t give of himself but he Atlanta 80 79 .432 324k CaUfomla 63 75 .457 194k Cousy in getting the ball wants everyone to give of Houston 53 87 579 40 Wednesday's Results EASY TO Bostpn Celtics, the most factor in any sport today ,” one player whose biggest dominating professional downcourt quickly. He’s not themselves. New York 8 Detroit 0, night he cautioned. problern was passing the MAJOR LEAGUE BOXSCORES Wednesday's Results Texas 5 California 4, night the passer Cousy was, but “These are the guys who go Pittsburgh 3 New York 1, night basketball team in history. The visitor has the hipest ball....Celtic Captain John Cleveland 11 Milwaukee 3, night out saying, ‘I’m doing my Philadelphia 6 Montreal 3, night Yesterday noon at the Scott can get that ball respect for controversial Bill Havlicek can play only one AMERICAN LEAGUE Boston 3 Baltimore 2, 10 inns, night thing’, and they’re not doing a Chicago 11 St. Louis 6, night Kansas City 5 Chicago 4, 10 Inns, Sonesta, wih cigar in hand, moving.” Walton with Portland. He’ll Cincinnati 13 Los Angeles 2, night way, by running. 'There com­ Pittsburgh New York Boston Baltimore damned thing.” night Auerbach was in the city to That’s the Celtice game, be in Hartford for one of the ah r h hi ab r h hi San Francisco 9 Houston 4, night today's Games es a time when even a train abrhbi abrhbi Otto said he will need a San Diego ID Atlanta 9, night DO-IT-YOURSELF Cooper dh 4112 Singleton rf 5 010 help promote interest in the run, run, run which has Stennett 2b 4 010 Unser cl 4 0 0 0 (All Times EDT) five regular games on Jan. will stop...If you want to win Doyle 2b 5 0 2 0 Gricb 2b 4 0 0 0 seventh knee operation to proven successful ever since Sangulllen c 3 10 0 Torre ph 0 0 0 0 Kansas City (Splittorff 66) at six games-one exhibition-the 13. Other clubs due are Ystrzmsk lb 4 0 0 0 Davis db 412 0 remedy his condition. Tonight's Games a ball game, you use eight OUver ef 4 0 2 0 Mlllan 2b 5110 Chicago (Osteen 7-12), 2:15 p.m. the now retired Bill Russell Lynn cl 5 0 0 0 May lb 4 112 (All Times EDT) Celts will play at the Hart­ Atlanta Nov. 11, Kansas men. (Twelve are suited up Stargell lb 4 0 0 0 Vail It 4 0 11 In other news Wednesday, a Boston (Tiant 1613) at Baltimore came on the scene to Rice II 4 010 Nortbrup cl 3 0 10 number of veterans were Los Angeles (Rau 12-9) at Cincinnati (Torrez 167), 7:» p.m. ford Civic Center this City Dec. 17, New Orleans each game)...Toni Boswell Robinson II 4 2 2 1 Kingman lb 2 0 0 0 Fisk c 4 0 0 0 Blair cl 10 10 (Kirby 64), 8:06 p,m. dominate the game. Parker rl 4 011 Staub rl 4 0 10 dropped or traded as clubs New York (May 11-10) at Detroit season. March 9 and Qeveland April and Jerome Anderson were Evans rl 3 2 10 Baylor 11 4 0 0 0 San Francisco (Montefusco 12-7) at (Bare 86), 8 p.m. 3 0 0 0 Grote c 4 0 3 0 Burleson ss 3 010 Hendricks d 4 0 0 0 trimmed to the 49-player mark Houston (Dierker 1613), 8:35 p.m. Although not one of his 6. Philadelphia, with George standouts in Boston’s rookie 3 0 0 0 Garrett 3b 4 0 0 0 Cleveland (Harrison 6-5) at Mil­ Petrocelli 3b 3 0 11 Robinson 3b 4 00 0 San Diego (Folkers 56) at Atlanta waukee (Broberg 11-13), 8:X p.m. Mets* Jerry Grote forced at second base 3 0 0 0 Harrelson ss 1 0 10 on their way down to the biggest boosters, one has to McGinnis will be the pre­ camp at Marshfield, Wise p 0 0 0 0 Belanger ss 4 0 2 0 (Niekro 14-12), 7:35 p.m. Texas (Umbarger 76) at Calilomla Alou pta 10 0 0 regular season limit of 43. They Pirates* Rennie Stennett views peg to first be impressed with his Excels on defense Pabner p 0 0 0 0 (Singer 7-13), 10:X p.m. season foe Oct.5. Mass...Fifty five players Phillips ss 0 0 0 0 must be down to 46, counting frankness and honesty. Touts 35 3 7 3 ToUls 37 2 8 2 “Scott is an excellent were in the rookie Heidi^ pta 10 0 0 Boston 010 000 lo o t-3 College All Stars for the first Auerbach occupied the defensive player,’’ the Short dribbles Matlack p 3 010 Baltimore 0000020006-2 camp...Individual game Sanders p 0 0 0 0 time, on Sept. 9, and to 43 on spotlight for 20 minutes and balding guy who doubles as tickets for games in Hart­ LOB-Boston 7, Baltimore 6. Sept. 15, six days before the BOWLING RED AUERBACH Bill Walton can be one of Steams ph 10 0 0 2B-Doyle, Belanger. HR-May (18). SB- he could have gone on for president said. “He’s a the great centers of alltime, ford will be available after 32 3 6 2 Touts 34 1 8 1 Yastrzemski. S-Gricb. start of the season. another half hour and he potential 20-25 point per 000100101-3 ip b r er bb so "nie New York Giants traded Exiled Robinson deals of St. Louis, the same club if he wants to play. He has Sept. 15 at the Civic Center 100000000-1 Wise W 168 10 8 2 2 0 1 receiver Bob Grim to Chicago Means 538, Jim Watt 503, Cy would have been enter­ game man. South Windsor’s Tom Roy tremendous ability...The box office. E-Qarrett 2, Harrelson. DP-Pittsburgt K of C- Real Audet 223-591, Palmer L 269 10 7 3 3 5 10 for defensive end Dave Perkins 212-526, Ellie Newcomb taining. “JoJo White is happy will be with this season. 1, New York 2. LOB-PitUburgh 6, New . T-2:52. A-30,968. Norbert Audet 203, Vic York 10, Gallagher and Dallas sent 200-528, John Fogarty 521, Ben The man who built the about the trade. He loves to “We’Jl miss (Chaney. He Squadrito 201-547, Yvan Audet Mets’ title hopes blow 2B-Millan, Vail, Robinson, Parker. HR- NATIONAL LEAGUE guard Jim Arneson to Foreman 501, Jeff Jones 508, Celtics into a dynasty really Robinson (6). S-Sanguillen, Taveras. 201-501, Paul Ford 524, Terry pass the ball, too, but he also was a great performer, a Cleveland for a draft choice. Ray Duhamel 504, A1 LaPlant believes that the 197^76 club loves to shoot. ’They will get great kid and a great ip h r er bb so New York Detroit NEW YORK (UPI) - Six Robinson and Dave Parker in the third and later put the Reuss W 1610 9 8 1 1 4 8 ab r b bi ab r b bi Baltimore waived receiver Tim 223-563, Frank Ruff 543, A1 Kuz- will be better than the one along good in the rebounder.” Maddox undergoes surgery years after being exiled in gave the Pirates another run Phils ahead 4-3 in the sixth Matlack L 169 8 6 3 2 1 8 Bonds rf 4 2 2 0 LeFlore cl 4 0 0 0 Berra, whose father, Yogi, was^ mickas 204-522, Jim Cooper 518. which copped the NBA’s backcourt.” Auerbach admitted he was Sanders 100010 Bergman rf 1 0 0 0 Sutberlnd 2b 4 0 0 0 fired last month as manager o r 19th HOLE disgrace from the “Big in the ninth. The Mets’ run with his sixth home run. • NEW YORK (UPI) — Elliott Maddox, who opened the Alomar 2b 5 3 3 1 Meyer lb 4 0 2 0 Eastern Division cham­ Scott will take over the never one to go out on the Matlack pitched to 2 batters in 9th. the baseball New York Mets, Y- Don Carpenter 188-142-139- Apple,” Bill Robinson is still came in the first on con­ Padres 10, Braves 9 season as the New York Yankees’ regular centerfielder, T-2:22. A-27^89. White If 4 111 HorUn db 4 0 0 0 pionship. spot vacated by Don Chaney limb and pr^ict another Munson c 3 12 4 Freeban c 3 0 0 0 and linebackers Tony Bertucca 469, Rocco Lupacchino 152-146- taking it out on the New secutive doubles by Felix Dave Roberts singled underwent surgery Wednesday to repair cartilage damage Tallwood Newcomer Charlie, Scott who played out his option win for his club. “’The rest of to his knee three months after injuring the knee. Herrmann c 1 0 0 0 OgUvie If 3 010 and Danny Rhodes. 427, Don Simmons 165-137-419, Yorkers. Milan and rookie Mike Vail. home pinch-runner Don is the reason. He was Nettles 3b 4 0 0 0 Rodrlguz 3b 3 010 Buffalo dropped comerback Russ DeVeau 155-414,’ Ken and signed with the Spirits the league is tough. Just how Maddox’s abbreviated season consisted of 55 games and Williams db 3 1 2 1 RoberU rf 3 010 The 17th annual Rolling Park Robinson, traded by the Elsewhere in the National Hahn with the winning run Seaton 142-135-403, A1 Bujaucius 218 at-bats for which he had a .307 average including one Cbamblss lb 4 0 2 0 Veryzer ss 3 0 0 0 Earlie Thomas and Cleveland Invitational at Tallwood Golf Yankees in 1969 after three League, San Diego beat during a five-run San Diego Bladt cf 4 010 Lolicb p 0 0 0 0 placed guard Pete Adams on 146-143-396, Mike Pagani 141- homer and 23 RBI. Club begins Sunday morning at seasons of failing to justify Atlanta 10-9, Philadelphia rally in the ninth inning. SUnley ss 4 0 0 0 LaGrow p 0 0 0 0 the injured list. Houston waived 10:45. 138-396, A1 Pirkey 147-137-396, Only 1,119 fans showed up- He will be hospitalized for an additional week and have a Hunter p 0 0 0 0 two veterans, guard George Pete Aceto 139-383, Frank Calvo the trade of Qete Boyer, trim m ed M ontreal 6-3, ToUls 37 8 13 7 ToUIs 31 0 5 0 Bob Dieterle, defending made one of his rare visits Chicago drubbed St. Louis —the Braves’ lowest total cast on his right knee for a month but should be ready for New York 202040000-8 Daney and safety Mike Simp­ champ, will lead competitors in 170-397, Tony Marinelli 147-390, to New York with the 11-6, San Francisco toppled ever in Atlanta. Hector next spring training. Detroit 000000000-0 son, along-with rookie kicker their quest for the Bert Mike Balesano 158-389, Art Connors heavy pick E-Rodriguez, Oglivie. DP-New York 1, Pittsburgh Pirates Houston 9-4 and Cincinati Torres had a two-run homer Alan Pringle,and Minnesota cut McConkey Trophy. The trophy Johnson 376, Hank Martyn 142- Detroit 1. LOB-New York 5, Detroit 4, veteran center Scott Anderson. was established five years ago 383, Gene Tirinzonie 142-369, Wednesday night. And once battered Los Angeles 13-2. and Willie McCovey hit a • 2B-Bonds, Alomar, White, Meyer, The New York Jets placed in honor of the tournament’s Charles Whelan 381, Bert Davis again was a big disappoint­ Reds 13, Dodgers 2 run-scoring double to tie the Chambliss. 3B-Alomar. HR-Munson (It), to advance to semis MAJOR LEAGUE Williams (5). S-White. SF-Munson. quarterback A1 Woodall and founder and honorary chair­ 159-385, Andy Lamoureaux 146- ment to the New York Tony Perez singled home game in the ninth. Ip fullback Bob Bums on injured man. 358, Irv Rusconi 356, Bob faithful. two runs and Pete Rose and Giants 9, Astros 4 LEADERS Hunter W 1613 ! reserve and Los Angeles Participants are requested to Boroch 355, Bill Adamy 138-350, FOREST HILLS, N.Y. semis against Spain’s Miss Evert had an easy 6- Lolicb L 11-16 With the score 1-1, Robin­ Joe Morgan doubled home Steve Ontiveros banged waived much-traveled defen­ Vic Marinelli 139. (UPI) — Jimmy Connors is Manuel Orantes. Nastase LaGrow I report to the first tee at 10:30. son hit his sixth home run of one each in a 10-run fourth out four hits and Gary 2, 6-1 win over Australia’s sive end Wes Grant. expected to go easily into was fined $8,000 Wednesday Kerry Melville Reid. By United Press IntemaUonal Home Runs Fishing advisory the season leading Off the inning that saw 16 Reds bat Matthews and Von Joshua National League: Luzinski and the U.S. Open Tennis Cham­ Leading Batters seventh inning to put the against Los Angeles. The had three apiece in a 17-hit for his actions in tee Cana­ Mis Evert’s <»itry into the (based on 375 at bats) Schmidt, Phil 31; Kingman, NY 29; Inland Fishing pionship semifinal today by Bench, Cin 25; Cey, LA 22. Trout fishing is reported to be Pirates ahead for good in a victory, which went to Gary San Francisco spree to help dian Open final, when he semis was the fifth straight brushing aside Rhodesia’s was accused of not trying in year she has come this far NaUonal League American League: Mayberry, KC and good in the West Branch of the 3-1 victory over the New Nolan (13-8), cut the Reds’ rookie Pete Falcone beat g ab r h pet. Jackson, Oak X; Scott, Mil 27; Bonds, Andrew Pattison. The only Farmington River, Housatonic York Mets. The loss, NL West clinching number Houston for his 11th victory. his 7-6, 6-1, 6-0 oss to and she has yet to win. Madlock, Chi 119 477 74 175 367 NY 25; Burroughs, Tex 23. other American left from Orantes. Miss Navratilova and Simmons, St.L 183 483 89 162 3S Runs Batted In River and Ball Pond. Trout charged to Jon Matlack, to five. Matthews and Willie Mon­ National League: Luzinski, Phil IM; fishing is fair in Candlewood the original field of 128, Ed­ Nastase will appeal the Mrs. Cawley are tee two Watson, Hou m 461 64 149 3S dealt the Mets’ National Cubs 13, Cardinals 8 tanez knocked in two runs Morgan, Cbi 126 434 96 143 329 Bench, Cin KB; Perez, Cin 97; Staub, NY Lake, Amos Lake, Long Pond, die Dibbs, is due to depart fine, highest in tennis 92; Montanez, SF 86. L^gue East title hopes a Pete LaCwk hit a grand apiece as the Giants given the best chance to stop Joshua, SF m 434 86 140 323 Mashapaug Lake and Wyassup AGWAYI against Sweden’s Bjorn history. Sangulllen, Pitt lU 409 48 131 320 American League: Lynn, Bos93; Rice, as they lost two out of slam homer off Bob Gibson collected . 10 hits and eight Miss Evert, who has won 82 Bos and Jackson, Oak 91; Mayberry, KC Lake. The best fishing is in the Borg. Rose, Cin IS 571 94 180 315 three to the front-running with two out in the seventh runs in the first three in­ In th e other men’s straight; matches on clay Brock, SLL P:- US 446 99 140 .315 89; May, Balt, Scott, Mil and Muhdoit; early morning and evening. Connors, the defending U7 413 83 UO NY 88. Pirates, falling six games inning as spoiler Chicago nings. quarter, second-seeded surface. Griffey, Cin • 315 Panfish are providing good champion, has had only the Guillermo Vilas of Argen­ Garvey, LA 137 565 69 177 313 Stolen Bases fishing at Lake Zoar, Pachaug back. sent St. Louis five games Mrs. Cawley played National League; Lopes, LA 81; 6REENUWN PLUS slightest difficulty in his Pond, Glasgo Pond, Quaddick 21-5-7 broadleaf weed klNar ‘I ’m a little older and a back of the Pirates in the NL tina opposes Chile’s Jaime erratically getting by American League Morgan, Cin 54; Brock, St.LSZ; Cedeno, Hou 44; Cardenal, Chi 28. M e e t the first four matches. He has Fillol. Kazuko Sawamatsu. The g ab r h pet. Reservoir and Aspinook Pond. little wiser than when I was East. Gibson (3-l0) came on American Leape: Rivers, Cal 64; dropped only one set, 5-7, to The completion of the Japanese girl, suffering Carew, Minn 124 482 82 172 372 Bass fishing is generally slow a Yankee,” said Robinson, after the Cardinals had tied Lynn, Bos 125 453 » 148 327 Washington, Oak 48; Otis, KC34; Remy, American clay court ace Cal 32; Carew, Minn X. throughout the state. who lifted his average to the score 6-6 with five runs women’s quarters from a recurrence of an old Munson, NY 134 504 73 180 317 Harold Solomon in the round Wednesday set up semifinal back injury, nevertheless Rice, Bios 125 492 83 154 313 Pitching Marine Fishing .285. in the sixth. Washington, Oak 125 486 72 154 310 (Based on most victories) Fishing for bluefish is BC picked of 16. pairings of Chris Evert- had set point against Mrs. National Leape: Seaver, NY 20-7; Still, Robinson is a Phillies 6, Expos 3 Singleton, Bait IS 507 74 156 306 generally slow throughout most Lawn f — O s S.OOO Sq. R. NEW YORK (UPI) - Boston Dibbs, of North Miami Martina Navratilova and Cawley in the first set and McRae, KC IS 480 S 147 306 Jones, SD18-8; Matlack. NY 16-9; Sutton, reserve with the Pirates and Garry Maddox drove LA 1612; Morton. Atl 1615. of Long Island Sound. Bluefish Iron added for Greener Lewno College has been picked as the Beach, Fla., came this far Evonne (joolagong Cawley- led 5-2 in tee second. But the Hargrove, Tex 124 441 72 134 304 only played Wednesday home three runs with a tri­ Orta, Chi American Leape: Palmer, Balt 369; are providing fair fishing at 20th ranked team in the nation by knocking out two seeds on 120 466 S 141 303 GREENLAWN PLUS night iKcause of an injury to ple and home run and rookie Virginia Wade. Australian won 7.-6, 7-5. Braun, Mbui U8 402 69 120 399 Kaat, Chi 1611; Hunter, NY 1613; Wise, PlumhGut, the Race, the in this year pre-season college Bos 168; Blue, Oak 1610. regular leftfielder Richie Tom Underwood ran his a surface he prefers, clay. Sluiceway, Black Point, football issue of Sports ’The 24-year-old Dibbs put Zisk. record to 13-10 as Illustrated. BC was the only Hatchett’s Reef, south of Bran­ Builders! out 16th-seed Cliff Richey in Jerry Reuss (15-10) went Philadelphia snapped a four- ford Reef and in New Haven eastern team chosen by the the second round, then the distance for the Pirates, game loss streak, beating Harbor. magazine’s editors, who base stunned casual tennis scattering eight hits. Montreal. Maddox tripled their selections on scouting Snapper blues are abundant viewers by routing and providing good to excellent Consecutive doubles by home two to tie the score 2-2 reports. Wimbledon champion and fishing all along the coast in fourth-seed Arthur Ashe in bays, rivers and tidal creeks. A straight sets. Polyglas Whites few of the better areas are: But against Borg, who has Thames Rfver, Niantic River, Nastase to appeal fine Stonington Harbor, Connecticut twice won the French title, Prices Cut on Pt^yglasPbes 6trCompact,StaudantJlKg Cars River, Stony Creek, Branford FOREST HILLS, N.Y. Nastase, through his and Frenchman Philippe Dibbs may be in over his Harbor and the Fort Hale Pier. (UPI) — Bie Nastase is |8,- lawyers, announced he Chartier, and ATP officers head. Borg, fifth seeded, Fishing for tinker mackerel 000 lighter in his pocketbook would appeal the decision. Arthur Ashe, Jack Kramer polished off Aussie great is good at Pleasure Beach, today, but he does not intend “I believe that the fine is and Pierre Darmon of Rod Laver, the ninth seed, Seaside and City Pier, Thames to part with his money easi­ ^ossly excessive,” he said France. to get to the quarters. River. A few fluke are being taken off Sea Flower Reef. ly- in a prepared statement. The Council will hear the Pattison, 26, slipped Nastase, the 29-year-old The ^,000 Nastase was appeal and they have the through this far in a series of Good catches of blackfish are right to appoint a three-man matches highlighted only by being made at the Basin, Bran­ Romanian firebrand, was fined represented the sum ford Reef and the fow and Calf. fined that sum by the Men’s he won in the Toronto tour­ independent committee if his upset win over 12th-seed they wish. John Alexander of Australia Porgies are abundant all along International I^fessional nament. He ws also accused the central Connecticut Council for not trying in the of uttering an obscenity. Nastase reached the and has not shown the type coastline. Canadian Open final three The (Council is made up of doubles quarterfinals with of game that can ruffle Con­ Professional Forjiiula Got a thin lawn? weeks ago Where he lost 7-6, ILTF members Derek Jimmy Connors late nors. GraSs Seed Wedne^ay and was not Hie Nastase seeks the 6-Oj 6-1 to Manuel Orantes of Hardwick of Britain, Stan A78-13 Size fits Vegas, Pintos, (^Its, Gremlins, (84-1315, 17) Give it a “carpet-pile" look with new grass seeid! But Spain. Malless of the United States prepared to discuss the Falcons, Toyotas and other compacts. Faults league beware of cheaper seeid that contains a high per­ Council’s findings. “You 3 LBS. centage of temporary grasses. For just pennies a have my statement,” was CHICAGO (UPI)-Thelegal- Custom Power Cushion Polyglas square foot more, use Agway Professional Formula all he would say. counsel for the (Chicago Winds' This is America’s largest selling lire - for lots of gooil A European tennis ad­ Whalers end said Wednesday it was the Lawn Seed with its special mix of Pennfine, plus reasons. Resilient polyester cord body for smooth­ league—not the Winds’ owners •5.55 ministrator said, “I can see riding comfort. Tread firming fiberglass belts for road­ Pennstar Kentucky Bluegrass that won't die out next Holiday onice next week —which failed to meet its finan­ Greenlawn Plus spring, but will stay thick year after'year! trouble ahead. ’This could Smithes pact holding traction. A use-proved tread design that really cial commitments and forced a long drawn-out affair.” delivers on mileage. This is a tire featured on many of the club’s downfall. Lawn Fertilizer for run at Civic Center Don Fontana, the Director the 1975 model cars. (86-4266, 67, 68) \ of the Canadian Open who HARTFORD (UPI) - ’The New England Whalers have SIZES SIZES lodged the complaiht 7.00-U 07614 17614 F76U H76I4 H761S OPn COMPETmON 5j000 SQ. FT. FOR Eight performances of the terminated tee contract of B7614 E76M 07614 07615 J7614 J7615 Holiday’s finest entertainment against Nastase, said he was C7614 E7619 L7615 Holiday on Ice show will be efforts. “not satisfied” with the goaltender A1 Smith, SAT. 7:30 SEPT. 6 presented Sept. 9 thru Sept. 14 Got a good lawn? Jimmy Crockett, world’s Council’s findings. making him a free agent. ^ 5 e5 0 ^ . '2 9 at the Hartford Civic (Center. professional champion; Patrick General Manager Jack CONN. MASS. Matinee performances will be McKilligan, a tremendous new Fontana refused to lO W ) SQ. FT. FOR Then why not keep it that way with Agway Green­ elaborate, but he had sought Kelley has announced. CHAMPIONSHIP on Saturday and Sunday, Sept. skating discovery; Jill Kelley said We^esday the ' Plut $1.77 to $3.tl F.LT. p«r tin diptndinf on tin and old tin lawn Plus fertilizer? It’s the way to get "more green to have Nastase, Sweden’s 13-14, starting at 2. Shipstad, an outstanding star; SAIN CHICK — H W4 sell out of your size ws will Issue you a rein for your money'*—more plant food value per dollar; Bjorn Borg and World Hockey AssohiatiCHi Judy McLeod, one of the great team has signed former clwoh, assuring future delivery et the edverUsed price. 1 0 0 ISstSf * 1 1 . 0 0 ? ^ 5 9 more long-lasting, long-feeding organic nitrogen; Evening shows will g^t under feminine skaters; Almut Czechoslovak Jan Kodes u r n iM K way at 7:30 Sept. 9,10,11 and 8 University of New more iron. And, to protect your lawn as you feed Lehman and Herbert suspended from tournament n u « R o’clock Sept. 12, 13 and at 6 Wiesinger, German Pair cham­ play. Hampshire All-America 4 Easy ^ys to Bay it, get Greenlawn Plus with Broadleaf Weed Killer. Sept. 14. pions; and Don Bonacci and The case against Borg was goaltender Robert “Cap” Destroys dandelions, chickweed, plantain, and other Raeder. AUTO RACES Children under 16 will be ad­ Cathy Mishkin, a youthful and dismissed, while Kodes was broadleaf weeds! mitted for half price to the GOO f i r EA R talented new pair,, are some of fined 1400. Kelley said tee with tee •C tth sOur Own Gustomer Ptui Sept.ll and the 6 p.m. show the stars. full recovery of Christer • Master Charge •kn o Charge •750 I?N Sept. 14. Tickets are available An ample amount of comedy All three men disputed 2nd $400, 3rd $200, 4th line calls. Kodes w alk^ out Abrahamssoq from a knee at the Civic Center box office. is provided by the veterans injury, and along with $130, 3th $100. on his second round match, Paul Andre and Dick Ganobsek. veteran Bruce Landon, tee Roligr Cams Allowed The 1976 edition of Holiday on while Borg lost in the . 340 C.l. Max. amall block Ice has for its theme “Music The "Biddy and Baddy’’ act and Whalers are now strong in the production, “Sesame quarterfinals. 13.30 tiraa, 1-4 barral carb. STORE HOURS EOUIPMENTSHOP Makes It Happen.’’ It goalies and the release of MufOara - Trophlaa. emphasizes the importance Street’’ with the Muppet The fine, if it is upheld, Mon, T u m , Wed AGWAYj^Inc. Mon, Tuet, Thur», FrI Smite was by mutual agree­ N eW Inga 8i30-S:30 S40 NEW STATE ROAD. BuckI.ind 643 S1?3 music plays in the production of characters from the television i represents the largest in 8:00-6:00 special, also provide a light ment. MCHOLS-MANCHESTER TIRE INC. Call MOB 229-4033 Thurt 8 :3 0 -8 :3 0 Set 8:00-4:00 tennis history. Nastase was an ice revue. A musical tribute, Raeder passed up his for raglalration Sat 8:00-4:30 Other Agway Store* CLOSED WEDNESDAYS comic touch to the sho#. fined |5,000 by the ATP for 295 BROAD ST., (OPPOSITE SEAR’S AUTOMOTIVE) Ellington, Middlallald, North Haven, Willimantic backed by sensational skating Watch tor mora bigractat and superb production Variety is the "spice" of this breaking the 1973 senior year at New numbers, have made this one of two and a half hour skating Wimbledon boycott, which Hampshire to sign with the raONE 643-1161 extravaganza. Whalers. MON., TOES., WE0„ FBI. I4 :S I a THURS. S 4 • SAT. S-1 PliUNVIllE SnDHIM was the previous high. I J PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Sept. 4, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester', Conn., Thurs., Sept. 4, 1975- PAGE SEVENTRRW East Hartford transfers funds for primary, identifications DevGo asked to assure Coventry

EAST HARTFORD Voters election officials fund. A $1,200 sum had been set by a resolution of the Town The council further cited Dell sessions will begin the middle Tennis for women Park pool house at 10 a.m. it won’t revive new community aside for this purchase but Sheila Tuller The mayor also requested Council at '^esday’s meeting. Angela’s aid in the defeat of of this month. The Park Department is Tuesday. and received council approval because the bid is $1,755, it is In the resolution, the council proposed interstate highway All registrations must be 289-4283 Registration for children who sponsoring the annual fall ten­ on the transfer of $555 from the necel^ry to transfer $ ^ to cited Dell Angela’s outstanding Monica Shea missions to offer their views on who oppose the council’s inten­ Residents also expressed con­ Mayor Richard H. Blackstone exchange. wish to sign up as beginners, nis prograih for women of the made in person. The fee for the contingent fund .to the account meet the bid. service to the town as director 742-9495 what might be done with the tion to seek state and federal cern that the town hasn’t had requested the Town Council to Pools to open advanced beginners, in­ community. lessons is $10 and class size will of the town clerk. Richard C. Harvey, director of development. Dell Angela The Town Council has voted land and to report to the council funds for the purchase of the th e funds to develop approve the transfer of funds in The Park and Recreation termediate or swimmers, will Leswns for beginners, ad­ be limited to 12. The purpose of this transfer is of finance, certified in both also serv^ as East Hartford’s to seek a formal statement by,Oct. 15. Keene property between recreational land it already the amount of $4,700 to cover ‘ Department announced today be at Penney High School, Sept. vanced beginners, in­ to purchase a photo identihca- requests that the contingent first town planner from 1966 to that the two indoor pools at the 10 at 6:30 p.m. termediates, and tourpiament from Greater Hartford Process See no violations Lakeview Terrace and owns. expenses of the Sept. 11 Lakewood Heights. tion system for the town clerk’s funds contain the necessary 1969. local high schools will be open Children who wish to take will be offered for five weeks DevCo as to its intentions for After listening to John The council has voted to primary. The council has authorized office. funds to meet with the request. As director of development, for recreational swimming lessons at the East Hartford beginning 'Diesday. the 1400 acres of land it owns in Willnauer, building inspector, authorize Allen Sandberg, town This amount was determined HORSE explain that the houses on Frank Connolly, town planner, The administration and the Dell Angela praised he contributed hard work and beginning Monday evening. High School pool may register 'Die lessons, scheduled for northwest Coventry. manager, to sign an agreement by V. James Dellsripa and to file an intent to file form with council wish to purchase this Louis Dell Angela, who dedication in the assembly of Children and adults may u% there Sept. 11 at 6:30. The same Tuesdays, will be held at Mar­ The council is seeking ab­ North River Rd., the Coventry with the Department of Harry Borst, registrars of the federal government. This equipment to provide ID cards recently resigned his East open space including the East the pool from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. classes will be offered at East tin Park’s lower courts from 9 solute assurance that DevCo Meadows subdivision, had no Transportation for the prepara­ voters. form indicates that the town is for residents to use at the East Hartford town position to move Hartford Golf Course. H^' also The 8:30 to 9:30 |^m. swim is Hartford High. a.m. to 2:45 p.m. RAGIHG has abandoned completely all building code violations, the tion of the design to reconstruct Approval .was given,by the asking preparation to seek Hartford Golf Course. Iden­ from Manchester to California worked towards the completion reserved for adults. Registrants must be Ann Murphy, a member of plans to build a new community council voted to end its involve­ Daley Rd. council Tuesday night to grant assistance for the tification cards will also be to take a similar but more of the South Meadows The pools will also be open for residents of East Hartford and on the site. ment in the situation. The council will review the transfer the funds from a con­ the U.S. Ladies Tennis Associa­ purchase. issued to officials of the town challenging post, was honored Redevelopment area. recreational swimming Satur­ at least 3>^ feet tall. The council met with Peter Council members conceded design and then decide whether tingent fund to the Registrar of tion and a high ranking New The signers of the petition and senior citizens. day afternoons from 1 to 5 p.m. At the end of each session Libassi, DevCo president, that the residents may have to have the road reconstructed. England tennis player, will con­ complained about the cost to tests will l^e 'given and several weeks ago to discuss legitimate problems with their duct the classes again this year. the town for its one-quarter Swim lessons offered swimmers who pass will possible purchase of the land by homes, but that the problems All ladies interested are share, the cost of a new road The first of four fall and receive Red Cross certified DAVS the town and Libassi told the were civil and must be resolved asked to meet at the Martin which would have to be built on M O R lI winter swimming lesson cards. council then that Process would between the buyers and the Andover club plans benefit dance consider such a request by the sellers. the site for public access, and August 29 town. Oppose purchase the probability that an overflow Owr 40 Ymt* of UiimmM S«nrt09 The council also moved to The council received a peti­ of out-of-town users, will create O pen 24 Hours Dally September 6 a nuisance in the area. office and available for public the Coventry High School gym­ ask all town boards and com­ tion from 50 lake area residents FOR EMERGENCY SONKE Donna Holland its monthly card party Sept. 9 Racing Sunday 646-0375 at the Old Town Hall on Rt. 6 at inspection. nasium and Oct. 1 at 7 p.m. in 8 p.m. 1-84 hearing the Bolton High School gym­ Mayor says challenge unanswered The Hop River Square Dance Refreshments will be served. A hearing to discuss the nasium. AT Club^vill sponsor a scholarship The public is invited. A map showing the proposed EAST HARTFORD challenge over the media and debate “one to one” with the Moriarty on school board, M ob il square dance Friday from 7:30 proposed corridor for 1-84 from HEATING OILS Bolton to Columbia will be held corridor is on file in the town Sheila Tuller this was followed up by a mayor, not with a panel as laid THE until 10:30 p.m. at the Andover clerk’s office. Tow n clerk Sept. 29 and Sept. 30 at 7 p.m. in Mayor Richard H. Blackstone special delivery return receipt out in a format by Mayor OIL BURNER A Elementary School. letter.” Blackstone. selected on second ballot Happy Hal will be caller and Ruth Munson, town clerk, is announced Wedneday he has not NORTHAMPTON HEATING INSTALLATION attending the 18th annual received a reply from his The mayor and members of Another debate is planned for instructor, giving instruction in were, first place, Greg San­ Connecticut Town Clerk’s Three to face third trial primary rival, Harry Ravelese, his ticket plan to be at East ’Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Penney COVENTRY reach a decision. square dance steps to those who FAIR! Cromie had been selected by born; second place, Joe Holden, 643-5135 Conference today and Friday. concerning tonight’s scheduled Hartford High School at 8 High School. Monica Shea 315 Center St. Mencheeter attend from 8 to 80. third place, Gordon Sandberg. The office will be open for all HARTFORD (UPI) - Three” all charges Wednesday. debate. p.m. tonight to meet Mr. 742-9495 the Democrats by a 10 to 13 vote t Donation to the dance is $1. business that doesn’t require Rhode Island men charged with But they couldn’t agree on a According to Blackstone, Ravelese for open debate. at a special meeting. the signature of the town clerk. conspiracy in the death of a verdict for David Giulette, 33, “Mr. Revelese received my Ravelese said he did wish to PARK HILL-JOYCE FLOWER SHOP The Board of Education has Moriarty has been a Coventry All donations are for the Parent federal witness -face a third Herald photo by Barlow elected Vincent Moriarty Jr. to resident for four years and has Teacher Association The audit report on Rbam and Robert Joost, 30, both of trial on the charges, while a Providence, and Nicholas Zinni, W EEKEND SPECIALI fill the vacancy on the board been involved in volunteer Scholarship Fund. High School, Regional District Corn harvest in Vernon fourth man, an attorney, has 46, of Cranston. A new trial will created-by the resignation of special education for some There will be door prizes and 8 and the signed contract been acquitted. be held. Tony Felice. time. refreshments. between the Rbam Education Miniature Corn stalks laden with ears stand stand high in this field off the crop to feed his dairy herd. Riding the tractor is Bill Association and the Regional A U.S. District Court jury of Deliberations covered more Moriarty was elected on the muse Tunnel Rd. in Vernon. Bearing down on them is a crew Klee who rented the field and planted the com. The men District 8 Board of Education eight men and four women found than 40 hours in a six-day period Carnations second ballot over Richard Race winners Grange meeting have been working from early in the morning to the flo ris t & Greenhouses are on file in the town clerk’s attorney Andrew Bucci, 44, of since Judge Jon 0. Newman .A^rcune fciclory" harvesting the crop; At the controls of the tractor is Corbin Cromie who had been the The Coventry Paddle, Prop The Andover Grange will hold North Providence, innocent of charged the jury Aug. 26. Bahler of Bahler Farms Inc. in Ellington. He has bought evening, cutting the com crop in recent days. Democratic Town Committee and Sail Club held a sailboat ’The four were accused of con­ ^ n < ^ r 66.IY-YOURSiLF”n ^ 1 .8 6 bui>ch endorsed candidate. race Sunday and 10 boats spiring to violate the civil V I FRAMING or CUSTOM Across the country the cost of The first ballot was 3 for entered. rights of Daniel LaPolla, 54, (Cash and Carry) FEC ponders pay telephones has risen 130 per Cromie and 3 for Moriarty. Winners in the first race . ______F j A jB N G Bolton asks for volunteers The board then decid^ to who was killed on Sept. 29,1972, FLOWEBS tnd ABBAHOEMEHTS FOB EVEBY OCCASION . . . royalties cent since the last days of the were, first place, Joe Holden, when a dynamite booby trap h GtU Dona Right and It Gab Dona Right Away - Z WOODLAND five cent call back in the early hold a second ballot before tur­ Hobie Cat; second place, Greg 36 OAK ST., MANCHESTER Tel. 649-0791 or 649-1443 1950s. A lot of the increase hais ning the selection over to the went off in his Sterling, Conn., WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sanborn, Hobie Cat; third - a c t Moneheiter to prepare lawn at library LAPP PLAZA Rt 83, Vernon 872-8022 FREE Delivery & Parking • Frank Cakeler, Prop. gone into making pay phones Town Council which it would 643-9559 home near the Rhode Island Should George Wallace be place, Gordon Sanborn, Sunfish. ^ m HARTFORD ROAD. MANCHESTER border. allowed to accept $150,000 in vandal-resistant. have had to do if it could not Winners in the second race Donna Holland Eagles said 620 students are count taken in June royalties from Wallace 646-0375 enrolled for the 1975-1976 school showed 629 studenU for both watches, T-shirts and other H 168 Woodland St., Manchester • 643-8474 | year. He said the last enroll- schools. campaign souvenirs? David Dresseliy, first select­ If President Ford goes to man, has called for volunteers New Hampshire to campaign in to do lawn, work at the town’s the special Senate race, is the new Bentley Memorial Library, cost charged to the Senate con­ And don't forget...at Spree'we I weather permitting. Man accused of sex crimes tender’s campaign or Ford’s re- Fill ThoseMUMS Bare Soots With Hardy, Pall tturnsl Heollliy| \ !I S a r T v l'° '" ’" of 7 Saturday morning beginning election committee? party supplies includinq nan I MPlants, taitU f All A ss Colors,SuOsOrSy InMIS Bud, MJlStSs at 9:30 the volunteers will rake, BRISTOL (UPI) - A Bristol Bristol police said they Sen, Lloyd Bentsen, D-Tex., fertilize, seed and roll the ms tablecloths, g a m e r b t man has been charged with arrested DeSantis Tuesday wants to run for both president loons...everything you need l o r grounds. several sex crimes in connec­ after he was seen in a Glaston­ and the Senate next year. Is he Regular H.89 S Teen-age and adult tion with assaults on three girls bury park. allowed to spend the legal limit volunteers are being sought and Wh It savings, in Glastonbury within the past ’The assaults on the young for both? I Joo I also find a compiL t I f thoM planning to work are year, police said. girls were reported on These, are among issues asked to bring a rake and Ronald A. DeSantis, 33, was September, 1974, July, 1975, and Vi1 beftt4|f4 the Federal Election selection of adult art supplies ^ shovel. Aug. 21, 1975. DeSantis was Comihission at its weekly BACK-TO-SCHOOL VALUES « being held on a $7,500 bond after o Is lor Opening smooth charged with risk of injury to meeting today. ^ his arraignment Wednesday in and John Eagle, principal of Bristol’s Superior Court. Police a minor, two counts of sexual The decisions will have a | YOUJ/l/ON*TWm^O IHISSI^ Bolton Elementary School and said they were investigating contact, three counts of third m ajor im pact on the first Bolton Center School, said whether DeSantis was responsi­ degree unlawful restraint, two presidential election run under LABELED , ______E school opening Wednesday went ble for other assaults in nearby counts of public indecency and the new campaign reform act. very smoothly. towns.' three counts of threatening. Louis C. Wyman, the F O R C O L O R Republican running in the New Hampshire special Senate nmoff, asked the commission to rule on which campaign com­ mittee must pay the expenses for a visit by outsiders like 10 for <14.95 EXTRA SPECtAU President Ford or former Gov. K't Mott taiNrM To hiJ V«r Un MW YOUR CHOICE Ronald Reagan of California. The commission indicated in 6REENFIEL0 WINTERGREEN STAPLER WITH its meeting last week that it (non IMN H. fl. 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V I PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Sept. 4, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Sept. 4,1975 - PAGE NINETEEN

About 5,000 directories are Foreign news commentary: printed annually in the United Dtiiice school relocates Thompson idea adopted States, including 2,287 published Jan Johnson, director of the the Hartford Ballet and given She has performed for the by the Bell ^fstem. The total cir­ Windham School of Dance, is lecture-demonstrations in Hartford Ballet at the Hartford culation of Bdl directories alone moving her school to Bolton, in public schools. - Arts Festival, the Bushnell, the is 184,415,000. PUBLIC RECORDS the basement of St. Maurice Ms. Johnson received her cer­ State Capitol, and on (tonnec- New disclosures in Thailand A proposal made by Connecticut’s municipalities state’s municipalities. Church. tificate in dance teaching from ticut television stations. She Manchester Mayor John are in need of more guidance in “The governor and I,” wrote The school offers a vem tile the Hartford Ballet, and she has has taught. for the Hartford Thompson during last year’s intergovernmental relations, By ROBERT KAYLOR Knowing they would lose It had always been assumed Killian, “are committed to program including modern also studied with the Modem Ballet, the Michell House in gubernatorial campaign has particularly as they relate to FRESH GUNDY Warranty Deeds Susan 1^. Mase to K. BANGKOK (UPI) - New their jobs when the last 19,000 the United States paid indirect­ assist municipalities, where dance, classical ballet, Dance Club of the New Haven Hartford, and the Haiit School been incorporated into state technical and financial MHItilAII, 8CHMFFT. Manchester Water Co. to Michael Repoli, property at 23 disclosures of the extent to GIs and 250 airplanes have left ly for base security through possible and appropriate, with rhythmics,, and repertoire. Its Dance Ensemble. of Music. problems.' CANDY cu n o A m Town of Manchester, all of its Trumbull St., $33,000. which the United States ran Thailand by next March, 2,000 such mediums as thff'inilitary government by Gov. Ella the complex intergovernmental students have performed with The new program will pieces and parcels of land, Trade Name military affairs in Thailand of the guards have been on aid program that has put more Grasso. programs we must face.” n during the Indochina war years strike since last June to d ^ than $1 billion iqto the country, She has directed creation of operate within the Office of ARTHUR DRUG I together with buildings and all Susan Jo Levine, doing Intergovernmental Programs, p i t ****** 'J have come as a result of a con­ mand improved benefits from but the memorandum show^ the Municipal Assistance m M \ improvements thereon and ap­ business as The Cards Etcetera frontation between security the government. there was more than met the Program and has appointed which is under the juri^ction | l i | i I y i ■ purtenances thereto, situated in Shop, 215 Spencer St. The guards marched on Van Selden its director. Selden of Lt. Gov. Robert Killian. iHi the Towns of Manchester, Marriage Licenses guards at military bases here eye. Area driver l i i p and the government of Prime Kukrit’s office to join the other All pay scales and working worked for the Connecticut In a letter to Thompson, Bolton and Vernon, no con­ Brian Thomas Sullivan, 85 Minister Kukrit Pramoj. pressure groups that have conditions were set up by the Conference of Municipalities Killian said he is soliciting finishes 13th BUSINESS veyance tax. Spruce St., and Lee Ellen The disclosures, including the harried his shaky democratic United States and money for (formerly called Connecticut ideas, thoughts and suggestions BICYCLES Theresa I. Berntsen to Aceto, 197 (Jlenwood St., Sept. Conference of Mayors). for the new program from the in nationals 6, Trinity Covenant Church. text of a memorandum of un­ government. As it has with payrolls provided directly. The Not having the authority to' E dw ard G. and G ale B. Thompson’s position was that chief elected officials of the LAMEST SEUCTIN IF Robert Stephen Wyman, derstanding between the two other groups, the government guards were in effect employes draft men for military ser^ce. NEW IICTOLES IN THE A sleeping revolution? Berntsen, property on Lydall governments, shows that caved in to the guards’ of the U.S. government in St., $40,000. Talcottville, and Sandra Jean Congress and the states used VEIMN ANEI Robert Toce of South Wind­ CHEPACHET R.I. (UPI) - demands. It began to leak everything but name. manufacturer-retailer, is Gould, 36 Norman St. American commanders had bounties to induce voluntary sor, a truck driver for the W.T. Mary F. Andreo to Loren J. reports that Kukrit had gone to Despite the clear wording of An electric mattress will marketing the mattress. The Robert Edwin Burdick and controi of the guards despite enlistment. ’The states started Grant (to. of Windsor Locks, Jan Johnson and Margaret M. Andreo, constant protestations by both the U.S. government for money the agreement, the arrange­ revolutionize sleeping on the units provide separate heat con­ Mary Anne Kingsley, both using this device early in the placed 13th in a field of 30 in his parcel on Bush Hill Rd., $7,500. governments that the Thais to pay them off. ment apparently didn’t always Revolutionary War, and Gen. East (toast by allowing people trols for three different sec­ Manchester, Sept. 13. iZA DEPT. STORE class of competition at the re­ to sleep in comfort on the Canterbury Construction held full sovereignty and con­ In a countermove, U.S. of­ work well. ’Through the years Washington soon realized that tions of the body. Eight hours of Clifford Ftalph Gerich, South (W f Have A Notlm To PiMM) cent National Truck Roadeo at coldest winter nights with only Americans spend some $75 Corp. to Leonard D. and Sheryl troi of the bases. ficials here then made new in­ American commanders have the bounty system was a Bicycling... use will cost approximately 1.4 Windsor, and Jeanette Eiorothy Next to Frank’e Supermarket Indianapolis. a sheet over their bodies, accor­ million a year for suntanning M. Goldberg, property on Among other things, U.S. of­ formation available about true often complained about the necessary evil. He recommend­ cents per night on a residential .Bidwell, 33 Tanner St., Oct. 4, EAST MIDDLE TPKE., MANCHESTER ding to its developer. creams, oils, butters and lotions Nutmeg Dr., $45,000. ficials used the alleged Thai arrangements on the bases. poor quality and performance ed that recruits be offered “a electric bill, he estimated. St. Mary’s Episcopal Church. Toce was one of five (tonnec- Justice Bedding Co., a local to smear on their skins. They disclosed that last July 30 of the guards. In the current good bounty” and at least 100 or control as an excuse for NOTICE T h e F a m ily ticut men competing in the strike and on occasion in 150 acres of land, a suit of denying American reporters en­ U.S. embassy officials agreed H e ’s on the cover American Trucking Association try to the bases and access to to provide up to |2 million to the former years, some U.S. ser­ clothes and a blanket for In Obaervance of The Jefoiah Neu Year, OVER 50 YEARS OF DEPENDABLE SERVICEI enlisting, ’The World Almanac R e c re a tio n event. He drove in the four-axle U.S. airmen during the years 'Thais to mollify the guards. vicemen have had to fill in for P h u a Will Be Closed Saturday, POST ROAD PLA^A Therapisfhas unique style notes. Barry Resnick of 23 Richard Rd., Vernon, a mechanic for truck class, scoring 328 of a bombing of Indochina was going A copy of the memorandum them. September 6th. P B B H I MON.$AT4:»-t:3« MAIN STREET. ROUTE 30 I lUUtolllCMOo p E N T H U R S t F R I. VERNON, C0NN.D72-31BI 13 years at Reuben Plen’s Texaco at 318 Adams St., gets a possible 500 points. By Greater Manchester at home and at work, while at experience in family service on. of understanding about the *~BI— ■ eVENINOSTILLT Chamber of Commerce the same time improving fami­ organizations, public schools, BANTLY OIL CO. look at himslf on the cover of Brake and Front End, a bases was also made available The security guards, all Thai national trade magazine. Daryl Kotyk, district manager Toce qualified for the David Campbell, child and ly functioning. Counseling is and child guidance clinics. He is • 24 Hour Emergency Service military veterans put back into for inspection. It included one for Grey-Rock, a maker of brake supplies, said his firm national event by winning in his family therapist, maintains an offered to employes who are a member of the Academy of • Burner Sales & Service uniform to patrol the clause that read, “The U.S. There is an average of one class at the Connecticut State office a t 22 W alnut St., having personal adjustment Certified Social Workers, a • Clean Heating Oils perimeters of bases where commander at the base will divorce for every seven mar­ picked Plen’s station for the picture because they needed Truck Roadeo earlier this year, problems related to their requirement of his profession to “a clean, reputable place.” The magazine’s cover story is Willimantic. American planes were parked, have complete operational con­ riages in Venezueia, according and by driving fpr 12 months Campbell’s style of working employment. be in private practice. to Jose Vicente Gutierrez, direc­ 6 4 9 -4 S 9 5 ; were hired by the Thai govem- trol of the security guards,” about a,new safety program of Grey-Rock. Alcar Auto without an accident. with people is to help identify A 1953 graduate of the Boston ■Campbell joined the Greater SAVE HEATINGS$...CALL FOR A FREE tor of the Nationai Family and 'm ent and were supposedly its issuing orders and setting Parts of 226 Spruce St. stocks Grey-Rock parts, Kotyk and Iniild on their strengths to University School of Social Manchester Chamber of COMBUSTION EFFICIENCY CHECK ... Minors agency. ' • employes. duties. said. (Herald photo by Barlow) ^ improve individual functioning Work, Campbell has had Commerce in November 1974. deservl Many pass engineer test Several Manchester area professional engineers include first half of the engineer residents are among 174 can­ Gordon D. Barton of Rockville, examination and have been didates who have passed Donald A. Booth of Vernon, issued certificates as examinations conducted by the William J. Dowicki of Vernon, engineers-in-training include ITS OUR 66th state Board of Registration for John D. Robinson Jr. of Lawrence H. Bennett of Professional Engineers and Tolland, Cecil C. Rosen III of Rockville, Steven J. Burgess of Land Surveyors. They’re now Manchester, Robert L. Smith of South Windsor, Calvin R. qualified to practice in Connec­ Vernon, and Howard M. Wexler Goldsmith of Vernon, and Jack ticut. of South Windsor. D. Nash of Manchester. Area residents qualifying as Those who have passed the “76" BIRTHDAY, BUT HOME ^ APPLIANCES MODELS ROSSIGNOL M'TiirlpooI NO-FROST 14.2 CU. FT. REFRIGE^RATOR If FREEZER CONCORDEIDE • No-Frost re(rlgerator and Reg. *735.0010 RReg. e a . *775.00^ n s n n O w freezer sections . Caidtol YOU (XT THE • Family-size 14.2 CU.M . capacity serving Connecticut homemakers since 1909 • 2.90 CU. M. No-Frost freezer WTiirlpoo! • Porcelain-enameled interior Tire resists stains, scratches SUPER SCOUR and rust DISHWASHER li • Twin crispers hqld nearly • 4 cycles with SUPER SCOUR % bushel of fruits and cycle to help eliminate hand . blau ■i vegetables u PRESENTS scouring EXCEPTIONAL VAUIES furniture stores • Color cp-ordinated exterior • 2 full-size revolving spray arms K-2 • Super storage refrigerator M id dle to w n M anchester has 3 full-width shelves • Porcelain-enameled tub 6 4 3 -4 1 5 9 • Full time filtering system helps 3 4 6 - 6 6 0 6 “SUNLITE” eliminate pre-rinsing Model SAF-440 • In-the-door silverware basket 1976 MODELS Convertible-Portable leaves more room for dishes in Model SAU-440 the rack LU X E C H A M Whirlpool • Dual detergent dispenser IN CASH! Undercounter 5-CYCLE DRYER • Rinse conditioner dispenser 4-|riy polyester cord Reg. *7 5 5 .0 0 • TUMBLE PRESS control • Convenient push-button Wail Fixtures, ALL our Oriental Rugs, ALL our helps restore creases in operation ^ Strong, tmoolh-riding 4-ply lift HERE’S HOW IT • Full extension racks ^ it • sensational low price. Permanent Press garments Everyday discount prices ^ Deep concave-molded tread gives fuN You only pay 6^0 bn the dollar. That’s right, a Wall-to-Wall Carpets and that’s a lot, but there’s $ 9 0 9 9 • Bac-Pak Laundry Information • Four color panel-pack two ^ tread-to-foad contact for long, even weer | Aggressive 7-rib tread provides even more. How can we do this? Well, we can’t Center separate reversible front panels ^ outstanding traction. $10.00 purchase only costs you $6.60 A $100.00 • Custom Dry control auto­ Undercounter model only •3“..*5“ IISS for long so hurry in before we have to call it off. • Reversible cutting-board top. BLA .L sale only costs you $66.00 etc. What does this matically shuts off dryer at Bicseet f . U Ksf. LESS time you pre-select one side lor work, one for show. Sits Fal74 Ariw (SMk) apply to? Practically everything in our beautiful But for now it’s our way of saying thanks for • 5 settings for proper drying • Convertible-Portable model only B78-13 •5.26 •18.96 M.S4 C78-14 4.06 2b.9S 2.04 store. ALL our Living Rooms, ALL or Dining being our customers and for those of you who temperatures D78-14 3.86 21.96 2.10 HANSON e NORDICA • TECNUS • HEIERLING • End-of-cycle buzzer E78-14 2 1 ^ 3.66 22.96 2.27 haven’t, well come on in and see what you’ve F78-14 2 m s 3.60 24.96 240 Rooms, ALL our Bedrooms, ALL our Occasional • Full-width hamper door ^ ^ i r l p o o l G78-14 2SYO 3.76 26.99 2.S6 H78-14 ^ 0 0 4.06 27.96 2.77 Tables. aIE our Lamps, ACTour Pictures and been missing. Model LDA5380 Model LDE 5800 30 ELECTRIC RANGE G76-15 3.60 29.96 2.60 H7B-1S ( 32.76 \ 3.80 28.96 283 CONTINUOUS CLEANING OVEN All prices plus tsx and old lira. HEIERLING ? W h irlp o o l HEAVY-DUTY WASHER Refl-’1059.00 • Automatic Mealtirher’ clock WhHtwall in abov* alaaa add *3. t Washes up to 18 lbs. of heavy • Easy-to-clean filter PICK A PRICE AND FAMOUS SKI BOOTS ladies’ • High-speed, plug-in surface denims and twill garments’ • Heavy-duty Vz hp. motor units with inlinite-heal NOW • 3 cycles: NORMAL, SHORT • Porcelain-enameled top and lid control , SMALL CARS! SEE WHAT YOU SAVE and PERMANENT PRESS • Super SURGILATOR ■' agitator • Adjustable oven racks SAVE *361 • Cool-down care for Permanent • Bac-Pak Laundry Information • Lift-up cooktop m Firestone Champion* R egular Y o u Y o u r * 6 5 ” * 9 9 ” Press fabrics Center . ’ ^ P rice • Balanced-heat oven .00-13 $|C 9S * b £ ^ 1 2 . . . . P rice S a ve LADIES’ STAR MEN’S LOTUS • 3 wash/rinse energy-saving ’Whirlpool selected load-see • Removable oven door ' wafer temp selector Laundry Guide. Wash basket $ 200 $ 68 $ 132 FUR LINED FLOW FIT • Full-width storage drawer I PlusM.44toM.S0p. Fits m any • 2 load-size water-saving 2.71 CU. ft. capacity with agitator • Adjustable broiler control F.E.T. and old tire. Valiantt Darts. Triumphs. $ 300 $102 $ 198 Reg. *85.00 Reg. *740.00 selector in place. Filimtny V igtt f t n lo t G re m fm . f U M S a.,sun. Toyc. On.,. » |I |W $ 400 $136 $ 264 Model RYE3667 WHITEWALLS PnOPOHTIONATELV LOW PRICED. T $ 500 $170 $ 330 N 7 C M C Fits m any V W . S u b s . f - ) 76 MODELS $ 600 $204 $ 396 ^^VYlpool believes...quaiity $ 700 $238 $ 462 $ 800 $272 $ 528 S? SALE ““ HEXCEL • FISCHER ELAN costs $ 900 $306 $ 594 Hfndsome master bedroom in heavy dark knotty BASSETT FRENCH PROVINCIAL DINING $340 $ 660 pine. Includes triple dreuer, hutch mirror, door SHOCK ROOM in eloquent pecan. Includes Table, 6 $1000 chest and cannon ball full or queen head board. SAVE NOW ON THE W h irlp o o l APPLIANCES SHOWN HERE ABSORBERS Chairs ft Full China. < $1500 $510 $ 990 SEE! OLIN - K-2 $2000 $680 $1220 To arrive at the sale price of any SAVE THE BEST SELECTION Regular $380.95 regular price not shown, just mul- »>1S9» SALE *105** *54*' OF SKI WEAR ROSSIGNOL SAIE»257” tiply the regular price and there’s by HEAD • ROFFE your price. Firm back sup­ ALPINE DESIGNS • SKYR FISCHER - HEAD Improve m >i32» port quilted in­ C-B SPORTS • DEMETRE your car's ner spring mat­ performance 90 DAYS SAME tress with NOW ON DISPLAY! and tire wear with SAVE 50% M^o’'6lPs the famous Monro-matic*. AS CASH - OR matching boobs. Full queen and EXnSDED BANK king sizes at TERMS IF NEEDED even bigger 1 3 8 8 savings. RENTAL BOOTS OLIN MK 1 each HIDE-A-BED NO CHARGE Values to $75.00 Reg. $160.00 INSTALLED Sits three sleeps two FOR DELIVERY $ 1 ROO PAIR $ 9 9 9 9 Choice Herculons & Vinyls I U MEN’S & LADIES’ Dally Til 9 P.M. STORE Sunday 1 to 5 for HOURS Rrowsing EASTERN CONN’S LARGEST SKI SPECIALTY SHOP! ^ m . *395" *M3^ r b * ' WALL TO WALL ' CARPET BAR6AINS THE C a ^ ...... $10.25 YOUR MICHELInY tIRE HEADQUARTERS 1/2r Pad...... 2.89 “ALPINE «HAUS Labor ...... 2.00 See Special Values On The Complete W hirlpool Line! Rafliriar Total ...... $15.14 SKI SHOP vVERNON MANCHESTER Our #1 Beqi ROUTE 30 - POST ROAD PLAZA ysar ’round, COMPLETELY INSTALLED Exit 96 Off 1-86, VERNON, CT. 325 RROAD ST. Use Our Convenient Law-Away Plan TWO LOCATIONS best selling 6 4 6 -3 3 S 6 Colonial Sofa HOURS: Famous h r Service 130 Cantor St. El Camlno Plaiaj aiid matching Chair. Choice of prints and S in ce 1931 MON. thru FRI. 8-5:30 MON. - TUBS. - SAT. 10 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. , Mandioftar Rt. 30, Vernon S A T. 8-12:30 tweeds* Rich lux foam seat cuahions and WED. - THURS. - FRI. 10 A.M. TO 9:00 P.M. Pottortoiiki I backs - self decks. : ™ LI, ■ L * MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Sept. 4,1976 PAGE’TWENTY-ONfi PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Sept. 4, 1975 HafpiYanltd 23 komea For Sala 23 Homaa For Sala 23 Homaa For Sala 23 Homaa For Sala 23 Homee For Sale LEGAL NOTICES 73 Help Wanted 13 Honrn For Sale "J ,000. ATTRACTIVE 5 room COLONIAL - seven rooms, 11/2 ’TOWN OF ANDOVER 7.8 ACRES - pond, custom built Colonial, 2% ... baths. family nch, fireplace, baseboard MANCHEBTER baths, three bedrooms, BERVICE IS V East Haven teachers agree AUDIT REPORT S breezeway, garage, swimming r n room, fireplaces, heating, stove, refrigerator. Regional School District 8 CONDOMINIUMS Hutemns Agency, ' Hutchins Agency 646-3166. pool, redwood deck, wooded OUR ONLY L o 1 ’The audit report on the Rham UALTOK I S - n e r a t t i LOW 30’s yard. $42,500. Philbrick Agency, danM I. r«al« PRODUCT MAS High School, Regional School USEnvelope 30 LOCUST STREET - two HEBRON - eight room Enjoy your homo and lot Realtors, 6464200. Districts, Hebron^ Connecticut, famiW, no agents please. $44,- Colonial, on 2.9 acres, deck gomoono olto worry about to arbitrate wage dispute for the fiscal year ending June 000. Phone ^ 2 4 2 6 , 9-5. overlooking brook, four NEW RANCH - Extra targe maintonanco, cutting and CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING bedrooms, first floor family modern kitchen, two baths, 30,1975 is on file in the Office of Rockville Plant trimming tha lawn, anoW the Town Clerk, Andover, Conn, 6,900 - Duplex, 6-3, cabinet room garage, walk out base­ fireplace, 2-car garage, “ROCKLEDGE SPLIT schediiled a Sept. 16 hearing on across-the-board raise in the se­ ment, quick occupancy, mid- ramoval, ate. aluminum siding and windows, Bpaoloug eeven room Split Laval on a larga waH- EAST HAVEN (UPI) - East East Haven Board of Educa­ and is available for public in­ Has oponinp tor tchens, firrolace, carpeting, his injunction. cond year and a $500 increase in gtile baths, $435 monthly income^. 50’s, principals only, 228-0062. large deck, picture window in treed and privata lot. 2Vi bathd, bulH-lna, Haven teachers today voted un­ tion Chairman Wiliiam Farat, spection. RANCH CONDOMIMUM The school board offered a the third year. The teachers PHONE 643-2711 Hutchins Agency, 646-3166. basement with walk-out to firtptaoed living room, raoraaNon room and two animously to return to work who said earlier he would not Ruth K. Munson, said they wanted a two-year FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD TOLLAND - Seven room COLOMAL CONDOMINIUM patio. $47,900. Philbrick Agen­ garagee. $47,900. Call Bud Lewta. while their wage hike demands negotiate until teachers new contract to replace the one contract with graduated pay Town Clerk, Andover. MANCHEST’ER - Five room L aluminum sided Ranch, with Each of theao homoa haa an cy, Realtors, 646-4200. returned to the classrooms, and which expired Sunday with no ssss are submitted to non-binding 2 MACHINE ADJUSTERS Ranch, breezeway, garage, on. treed acre lot. Wall- alr-conditlonad and haatad raises in the first year, a 6300 hikes. arbitration. Riccio began the meetings at 6 INDEX fireplace, trees, dead-end. carpet throughout, two family room, all wall4o-wall BOLTON - Greatest view in TOWN OF MANCHES’TER O The about 300 teachers who p.m. They continued off an on N O T IC ia ADVERTISING Hutchins Agency, 228-3540, 646- baths, fireplaced living room, carpal, central air con­ town, eight room Raised MANCHESTER Cvergizgd Cape with dormer. 1'A baths, 3rd3hlft eat-in kitchen. $39,900, Zinsser struck Wednesday met at 7:30 into the morning hours at Bran­ The Planning and Zoning 1 ^ 'Lott in d Found 3166. ditioning, atova, hood, Ranch, in prestige area. Large soH-clean ovtn and range, wall-to-wall throughout, a.m. and accept^ the agree­ ford Motor Inn. Commission will hold a public 2 Pcrtonili Agency 646-1511. garden witn many fruit and nut Director chosen 3 — Announcamanit i RATES refrigerator, dishwasher and flreplaced-llving room and air conditioner. Asaumable ment for arbitration^worked out Prior to the agreement. hearing on September 8,1975 at. (Train on 1st ahlft) frees. One acre plus. Too many 4 Entartainmant 1 d a y ...... 9» word per ^ y COVENTRY MANCHESTER - new Usting, diaposal go with these mortgage with $0,900 to take over payments. Call Joe Mayor Frank Messina 7:30 P.M. in the Municipal 5 — Auction* between school officials and 3 days ...... 8c word per Bay Muat havo toma knoWladga and machanical South Farms is the location of homes. Cordon. threatened to press for con­ Building to consider adoption of JUST LISTED! Tedford Real Estate, 647-9914. Joseph Riccio, head of the Elast at Singer Center FINANCIAL , 6 d a ys ...... 7c word per day ability in working on machinoa. |7 room Ca(^ With 1 ear garagt'pliM a this seven room Dutch Colonial Haven Education Association. tempt of court citations against Regulations entitled “Inland 8 — Bondi-Slockt-Mongagaa 26 d a ys ...... 6C word pet day situ a te on almost one acre. MANCHESTER Economy two-tamlly with aepareta B — Parional Loani ’ Iptoyroomo flnMiod In bMomonL F. J. SPILEGKI BEAUTIFUL custom home, Riccio said the teachers wiii the 300 striking teachers who Wetlands and Watercourses 15 WORD MINIMUM heaUng ayttams. Tenenta pay own utllHtat. Nice yard. Mrs. Kyle McCarthy, direc­ public school teachers at the '10 - - Iniuranca Rate Range: $3,205 — $5.01 rIghU Hr*. MoQloiio, 848- TTiree good sized bedrooms, Realtor 643-2121 located on small cul-de-sac In be working under an extension picketed the town’s 12 schools. Regulations.” The purpose of. Happy Ads ...... $2.00 inch IBSO*. fireplaced living room, family executive area. Eight roonns, 2 Call Qeorga Popik. $30,900. tor of the Singer Learning University of Connecticut spon­ EMPLOYMENT Plua 200/hr. Shift Diflarantlai of the contract which expired An injunction was issued in adoption of these Regulations is BQUAL HOUStNQ OPPORTUNITY room, large formal dining 1/2 baths, family room with Center on Spring St., assumed sored by the Singer Learning 13 — Halp Wantad Sunday. Superior Court before the to give authority to 14 — Butlnaai Opportunltlai room, Z i i ^ r Agency, 646-1511. fieldstone fireplace, excessive MANCHESTMI Naw six-room Colonial, quality built by her present position Aug. 30. Center. 15 — Situation Wantad lARROWS A WALLACE M AK construction. Your plana or ours. Savaral locations “We have found a way teachers began their walkout. Manchester’s Inland Wetland o^^aaa ^vas^^aav TWO-FAMILY Duplex, 6-6, closet space, all customized, She was formerly the assistant Mrs. McCarthy and her hus­ MANCHESTER - Ansaldl built through the state mediator to About half of the 5,700 student Agency to regulate only those EDUCATION . Apply at our Peraonnol Offico botwoon 8:15 A.M. 3>7-18» 72S-M18 $41,900. Two-family flats, 5-5, large deck, surrounded by to choose from. Call Qeorga Popik. $43,500. director. band, Michael, live- at 30 IS — Private Initructloni Ranch located on nice woods, and magnificent resume these issues and enrollment showed up at activities which: Main Street ahd 4*.30 P.M. Monday thru Friday $34,900. Philbrick Agency, She succeeds Mrs. Judith Florence St. 19 — Schools-Classaa landscaped lot, two fireplaces, Realtors, 646-4200. landscaping, many, many cleared the path to sit down in schools where two hour Remove material from. 20 — Instructions Wanted MANCHESTER Two-famlly cloaa to Manohaatar a Musical Band large paneled family room, eat- extras, high 70’s, call for ap­ LaVorgna who has been ap­ Deposit material in. MANCHESTER - custom built Hospital. Excallant conversion possible for olfica use. good faith bargaining, said Ric­ sessions were run by a handful REAL ESTATE Manchester An Equal Opportunity Employer in kitchen, garage. Priced in pointment, principals only, 64S- pointed to the faculty of the Construct, build or erect upon. 23 — Homes lor Sals Ranch home with privacy and MANCHESTER - Spring Street cio. of teachers who crossed picket the $40’s, Zinsser Agency, 646- 5435. Call Jim C ’Maara. $42,500. Greater Hartford Community . 5 24 — Lots-Land lor Sals Armory trees, large master bedroom, - Many trees shade this large He said the extension of the lines and some 50 substitute Obstruct, 1511. College. 25 — Investment Property Main St., Manchester two fireplaces, 11/2 baths, gar­ raised Ranch with three contract was “a first big step teachers. Alter, or 26 — Business Property WILLINGTON - Five room MANCHESTER Three family on a larga B-2 zoned lot lor The Singer Learning Center is 27 — Resort Property Sept. 6 age, lOflr x200' lot on dead end bedrooms, one full, two half toward negotiating a successfiii School officials said half day Pollute a wetland or water­ aluminiw sided Ranch, two office use. Great invaator situation. Call Dan Reals. $53,- an approved private nursery 26 — Real Estate Wanted Dancing 9*1 g street, $44,900, Keith Real baths, relax in paneled family agreement.” sessions would be held until the course. Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. MIYNREIIT acres tWtb great view, more 500. and lower elementary school MI8C. SERVICES B.Y.O.B. Help Wealed 13 USEnvelope room, two fireplaces, oversized land available. $20,000. ’Tedford Riccio said school board strike is settled. A copy of the Regulations has W/OFTION TO MIT 31 — Services Oltarsd $ or 4 bedroom Colonial. Quiet, two-car garage. Owner, 643- that opened in Manchester in been filed in the Town Clerk’s 32 — Palntlng-Psparlng A limited number of Real Estate, 647-9914. NORTH COVENTRY Heavily tread 20 Acre piece of land agreed to “cease its efforts to The teachers began the SECRETARY - for busy . MANCHESTER - large rooms, reekleoUil area. 2553. walkout Wednesday despite a September 1972. Office together with a map 33 — Bufiding-Contracting tickets will be available ROCKVIUE PLANT accentuate this older Colonial, with 1,000 feat of frontage. Six frontage lota on road a terminate teachers.” 34 — RoolIng-SIdIng research compsny. Heavy ELLINGTON - 13 pastoral Mrs. McCarthy graduated which depicts the wetlands in great starter home, city ★ CENTURY 21 ★ good poasibillty. Call Dan or Jos. $30,000. State Education Com­ Superior Court injunction by 35 — Hsatlng-Plumblng •$ . at the door. , dictation, and other 121 WEST MAIN STREET MANCHESTER- Seven room acres with 600’ road frontage, from East Carolina University 36 — Flooring utilities, full cellar, clean and PhyllU Jackaton Agency missioner Mark Shedd had Judge Henry DeVita and the Town of Manchester. These Bolton Football | duties. Call Mrs. Ander­ Raised Ranch, 3/4 acre, 2 six room house, barn and coral, in Greenville, N.C. with a B.S. 37 — Moving-Trucking-Storigi a ROCKVILLE, CONN. ready to go. Only $32,500, Keith CJUi US TODAY called on both sides to meet threats of mass firings by can be inspected during office 38 — Services Wanted S AeaodatloQ M son, 633-6743. baths, 2 fireplaces, two car gar­ mid 40’s. Call Suzanne or VERNON Out Of town owner must salll Seven-room Split degree in early childhood hours. Further information a\id Real Estate, 6 ^ 1 2 6 , 649-1922. 046-1316 or 848-805d age, carpeting, pool, huge deck, with a state mediator late school officials. DeVita has RHSC.^OR SALE Arthur Shorts, 6463233. J. Wat­ with Vh hatha, built-ins, rec room and garaga. Call Jan education. She plans to work for copies of the Regulation may be WANTED, bookkeeper, with central air-conditioning, $46,- son Beach Company, Wednesday. 41 — Articles (or Sale ...... i ...... BRICK and Aluminum seven Wiatar. her master’s degree at the 42 — Building Supplies advertising experience, a^o 900. Warren E. Howland M anchester office, 647-9139. obtained from the Planning Help Wanted 13 LIVfe-lN Companion, light ATTENTION - need two per­ room Colonial, front to back University of Connecticut. 43 — Pets -Birds- Dogs sales expenence, for restaurant Realtors 643-1108. Equal housing opportunity. Department in the Lincoln 44 — Livestock housekeeping for senior citizen. sons over twenty-one, im­ fireplaced living room, formal ELLINGTON Need five bedrooms? <1 ao, plaaaa viait our Before coming to Singer, shp in area. Send Resume to P.O. B E OUR GUEST - and see for Center Building. 45 — Boats & Accessories GOOD CHARACTER a must. Must have car. Call 643-9334 for mediate employment. Tliis is dining rooni, 24’ master nine-room Colonial close to Country Club. Owner 46 — Sporting Qoods ^ x 13, TerryVille, Ct. yourself why Condominium M A N C H E S T E R - F U L L MANCHESTER - Redwood Superior Court case was associated with the Planning and Zoning Opportunity for $120, appliance interview. not a fancy ad. We simply want b^oom , 1 1/2 baths, garage, anxious. Call Qeorga Popik. $53,900. 47 — Garden Products living is becoming so popular. Dormer Cape, 4 bedrooms, 2 Farm s, aluminum sided Cape, Chocowinity, N.C., research 48 — Antiques se r v ic e -s a le s. On the jo b a person who needs a j^rma- nice lot, mid-40’s, Keith Real Commission HAIRDRESSERS - Full-time, ’This three bedroom Colonial baths first floor family-room three bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, and laboratory school. 49 — Wanted to Buy schooling, earn while learning, PEflSON w a n t e d as truck nent job. Advancement oppor­ Estate, 6464126, 649-1922. Alfred Sieffert, Tlie Stylers Hair Salon is accep- with a fully applianced kitchen with fireplace, treed lot, walk formal dining room, family backlog up 50 per cent At Singer, Mrs. McCarthy call 528-6702. driver and yard help, apply in tunity, percentage plus. Call Chairman RENTALS ting applications fof a and family room, immaculate to Keeney School. $39,900. room with fireplace, attached LIST YOUR HOUSE IN ... 52 — Rooms lor Rent person, at W. H. England 236-3126 between 10 a.m. and 12 BOLTON LAKE - fuUy fur­ served as a language and arts Joseph Swensson, progressive individual aware of condition, priced $36,000. Give Warren E. Howland Realtors garage. Many extras, low 50’s. HARTFORD (UPI) - 53 — Apartments lor Rent NOTICE - now hiring, steady Lumber Ck>., Route 44-A, Bolton noon. An equal opportunity nished summer cottage on for the backlog was the lack of resource teacher. / Secretary 54 — Homos fo r Rent todays direction in hair design. us a call, a n j we’ll tell you the 643-1108. Owner, 643-0611. Diespite the disposal of an ad­ 55.— Business for Rent work, starting to take Notch. employer. market for first time, three rest. Avantffl Realty, 646-5461. funds to hire needed additional Most recently, she par­ . Dated this 4th day of Call 872-8197 or 875-6511 after 7 ditional 1,000 cases, the backlog 56 — Resort Properly for Rent applications, for full time ------a------rooms and loft, stove and personnel to handle the in­ ticipated in a workshop for open 57 — Wanted to Rent p.m. ------Mrs. Kyle McCarthy September, 1OT5. , employment. A number of job PERSON for housekeeping and FULL TIM E cooks and dis­ refrigerator, $21,500, Wolverton MANCHfiSTER - great buy for REALE’S IWRNER in Connecticut’s nine Superior creased cases. education for Manchester 56 — MIsc. lor Rent openings to be filled, phone 528- laundry work, ideal for hwashers, also person to wait Agency Realtors, 649-2813. Courts for fiscal, 1975, was 50 INVENTORY and Billing - investor or handyman, eight ANNOUNCING... 175ISAIN STREET PHONE 646-4525 AUTOMOTIVE 6702. someone with children in tables, full or part time. Apply room aluminum sided home, per cent higher than a year 61 — Autos (or Sale must be well organized, quick school. Hours 9-2, Essex Motor in person, Tacorral, 246 Broad MANCHESTER - Grissom two baths, two car garage, earlier. 62 — Trucks for Sale to learn, and retain details. A new Manchester prime residential area of Early 63 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale LEADING Caterering firm Inn, 100 East Center St. 646- Street, Manchester. Road - Seven room Raised possible conversion to two- ‘Court records showed Good speed in typing, ten k«;y American Homes on Pilgrim Lane. SIX FIVE choice lota VERNON - Spacious 16 room MANCHESTER - Good Value 64 — Molorcycles-BIcycles needs an ambitious responsible 2300. Ranch, three bedrooms, two family, only $25,000, Keith Real 65 — Cempers-Trallsrs-Moblle adding m achine, and good available...one lot haa already been sold. Executive home in lovely coun- at 83 North Elm Street. Two- Wednesday 4,941 cases were person for diversified work, fireplaces, formal dining room, . Homeff number aptitude necessary, Estate, 6464126, 649-1922. try setting. Nine be<&(ooms, sto ry 6 1/2 room hom e,, received by the courts in the good wages, truck driving abili­ SEVERAL newspaper carriers family room, 2 1/2 baths, out­ 66 — Automotive Service ^ ce lle n t benefits and oppor­ PART TIME H O M ES customized, designed and built by Orlando huge game room, libra^ , 41/2 aluminum siding, family size last fiscal year and 3,773 of 67 — Autos for Rent-Lease ty a requirement. 649-5313. and one motor route driver for side deck, 2 -^ basement gar­ MANCHESTER - very clean six tunity. CaU Marvin Weinberg, baths. CaU Arthur or Su;lUzanne kitchen, formal dining room, them were cleared. Rockville/Vernon and South FULL TIME ^ age. $51,900. This house room Condominium, wall-to- Annum. Shorts, 646-2333. J . Watson three bedrooms, many Economy Electric Supply, 646- Windsor areas. Call 647-9411, This compared to a total of 3,- ye'ieeg-A/m PART ’TIME Janitorial help qualifies for the $2,000 tax wall carpeting, Franklin Beach Company, Manchester beautiful trees and shrubbery, 2830. An equal opportunity between 3:30 and 6:30 p.m. For More Information Call 237 received the previous year, wanted, mornings and rebate. Call Peterman Realtor, fireplace, dishwasher, stove, Office, 647-9139. Equal housing good financing. $34,900. Cantor' employer. HELP WANTED 649-9404 or 646-2912. with the court clearing 2,777 □ N O TIC E S evenings. Must have transpor- tr sliding glass doors, carport, opportunity. & Goldfarb, Realtors, 643-8442.• MACHINISTS - first class, (mala a lamal#) Mominga, an WARREN E. HOWLAND tation. Call 649-5334. excellent buy at $32,900, Keith cases. SECRETARY - good typing and experienced on lathe, and noona • Saturdaya. Dali, Countar a MANCHESTER lots of living REALTORS 643-1108 The increase also stretched shorthand required, Real Estate, 6464126, 649-1922. NEW HOMES ... in desirable LOW thirties ... remodeled six' Lost end Found bridgeport interviewing 8 a.m. Maat Trafawa. In paraon Im- space in this sprawling eight MOTHER’S H ELPER - to care Manchester real estate com­ central area. Drive by Grand­ room Cape, centrally located. the average waiting periods for to 4 p.m., overtime and madlalaly to room Ranch, four bedrooms. for kids and clean in absence of pany. $120 weekly. Call 646-8250. MANCHESTER - four bedroom GARRISON COLONIAL - Seven BOLTON - eight room tri-level view and East Eldridge Street New carpets, linoleum, defendants from four months to FOUND - black female benefits. Dynamic Metal grade level family room, plus a mother. Part-time mornings, Colonial in price range you can rooms, 1 1/2 baths, formal in charming country location. and note our activity. Two aluminum siding, big porch ... from five to seven months. Labrador retriever type dog. Product Co., Inc., 420 North MEATOWN finished rec room, kitchen with call 643-1442, evenings. afford, beautifully kept home, diniiiing room, aluminum Oversized 2-car garage plus Ranches and a Colonial un­ good value. 'T.J. Crockett, Officials attributed the in­ Call Dog Warden, 646-4555. X-RAY Technician - Main St., Manchester, 646-4048. 1215’A 8 ILVER LANE built in oven and range, air con­ s with first floor laundry, 1 1/2 (registered) part-time, 3-11:30 siding, swimming pool, separate tool shed and derway ... T. J. Crockett, Realtors, 643-1577. crease to a rise in the number As storekeepers, we’re not muon...the place is EA 8 T HARTFORD. CONN. ditioners, garage, only $45,900, a, WANTED maid for motel work, baths, garage, treed lot, con­ workshop. A true value, (tall Realtors, 643-1577. LOST - Calico kitten, with lots p.m., two weekends out of five. BABYSITTER - for six month Wolverton Agency Realtors, enclosra porch, patio. $38,000. of serious crimes committed, a mess...piles of merchandise every place...crooked aisles...purek experienced preferred, call at venient location, all f6r only Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Arthur or Suzanne Shorts, 646- VERNON in a commercial zone of yellow, female. Vicinity Must be capable of working in­ old,'4:30-5:30 on Monday 649-2813. ruling that expanded the Connecticut Motor L o ^ e for in­ dependently. Pay cbmtnenJ'’ $37,900, Keith Real Estate, 646- 6464200. 3233. J. Watson Beach Com­ ... a four apd three, 2-family, chaos counters...flxtures (I) are old... ' Garden and Laurel. Call 649- through FYiday, 649-6457. jurisdiction of Superior Courts terview, 400 Tolland ’Turnpike, surate with experience. Situation Wantea 15 4126, 649-1922, pany, Manchester office, 647- MANCHESTER good income producer. Selling 3333. MANCHESTER - New Usting, and a change in the state’s hard We offer no charge accounts, we don’t take credit cards, between 10 a.m. -1 p.m. Evening and weekend bonus in ­ COLUMBIA - 80 acre farm, 9139. Equal Housing opportuni­ Beau tifu lly m aintained 6- for $36,900. 84 by 120 lo t... great' five room Ranch, West side, potential. T. J. Crockett, drug law. we don’t have fitting rooms, or floorwalkers, or free delivery, or cluded. For appointment con­ STRONG young man COVENTRY deep flowing brook, small ty ______room (tape, full dormer. IVi Peraonalt 2 location, tile baths, built-ins, Realtor, 643-1577. The major factor in the sharp GROW WITH a fast moving tact, Donald BergerOn, specializes in lawn mowing, Colonial with oil heat, large baths, paneled family room, 2- E LAUNDRY garage, $31,600. Hayes (ktrpora- fancy displays. Some of our merchandise is dirty, or the packaging/ chain, positions now open at RockviUe General Hospital, 31 garage cleaning and painting. II *32,900 II MANCHESTER - 103 Conway rise is the return of class D NEED RID E - Monday mor­ Tion, 6469131. barn, located in beautiful area. crushed, or it’s marred, blemished, banged, bumped, broiled,^ Birch Lane Restaurant, 1100 Union Street, Rockville, Conn. Billy, 646-2999. will buy thi* S room Colonial In vary Realistically priced. For Road, seven room Ranch, three felonies from Circuit Courts to nings, from Manchester to SERVICE good eondlUonI 2 car garaga with easy financing at $34,9()0. Investment Property 25' Burnside Ave., East Hartford, 872-0501. details, call Lange Agency, 228- bedrooms, family room with Superior Courts, according to smoked, toasted or otherwise violated...yet, admittedly, some of it is ■ Guilford, to arrive before 9:30. Mature parson for laundry RELIABLE COLLEGE woman MANCHESTER - brand new workahop. Mra. McQlona, S49-530S. FIANO REAL ESTATE An equal opportunity employer. 9349, 228-3296. fireplace and sliding glass DOWNTOWN Manchester - Joseph Shortall, executive CaU 649-9017...... waahroom and dallvarlaa, looking for painting or odd jobs. seven room Raised Ranch, , 100% perfect, the exact same merchandise in the exact same condi- SECRETARY Receptionist $>r ' EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY doors to patio, spacious rear 646-5200 Excellent return, two store seretary of the Judicial Depart­ full-llma, daya, avaninga, Call anytime, 643-(5673. three bedrooms, two full baths, I tion as the “iegitimate” stores, it’s amazing (and we’re gratefuil) that dental office, one year college BOLTON - RANCH, 5 rooms, 3 yard with swimming pool, gar­ complex, unlimited customer ment. □ FINANCIAL NURSE’S AIDES axealiant t>anaflta. etarting built in oven, range, dis­ BARROWS & WALLACE and ' office experience hwasher, and disposal, two ManciNttar Naw Havan Hartford bedrooms, garage, large age, tool shed. Immaculate con­ The state Supreme Court we’re so busy ’cause we’re reaily not running much of a store...simp- 3 p.m. -11 p.m. necessary. Call between 10 rata $2,37 hourly. WILL BABYSIT in my home wooded lot $56,000. Philbrick dition. $39,900. Cantor & Gold­ fireplaces, rural lot, $^,500, 949-9306 397-1915 729-6619 OWNER SELLS in Manchester. 3331. ruled unconstitutional Full niM and pm Unw a.m .-l p.m., 633-5475. Plaaaa apply Injtaraon for working mothers. farb, Realtors, 643-8442. ly department store merchandise at cheap prices, backed by a Bonde-Stocke-Mortgegee Wolverton Agency Realtors, Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. 8 Enjoy working with a skilled Washington School area. Call Newer attractive 2-family, six legislative action that removed 649-2813. P satisfaction-or-your-money-back guarantee, sold by pleasant, help-|| BACK-TO-SCHOOL clothes MEADOWS 6434913. down, 4 1/2 up, second floor sun Bualness Property 26 the class D felonies, which have and dedicated staff in a very MANCHESTER - seven room MORTGAGES, loans first, se­ pinching your budget? Earn CONVALESCENT HOME room, 2-car garage, patio, maximum penalties of five ful folks. It ain’t much...but it’s a fun place. Come poke about. Bring ^ pleasant and modern at­ older Colonial, with two car cond, third. All kinds. Realty extra money as an Avon HARD WORKING boy willing many appliances, other extras. MANCHESTER - Unique op­ years, from Superior Court. the kids, your neighbors, and your wailet. We’ll have the coffee mosphere. Experience 333 BIDWELL BTREET MANCHESTER garage, on large treed lot. statewide. Credit rating un­ Representative'; Sell quality to ^ yard work and odd jobs MAKE AN OFFER Convenient to everything. Mid portunity - modern one floor ’The class of felonies includes preferred. Please call Doris MANCHEBTER Ih ree bedrooms, den, dining 50’s. No agents, call anytime, ready. . ______necessary. Reasonable. Con­ Avon producta while your after school and on weekends. On this six room home In Martin School area. Owner says building with 2300 square feet, Blain, R.N. Director of room. Needs some work. second-degree assault, third- fidential, quick arrangements. children are in school. Call for An equet opportunity omphytr. Call 649-1609 after 3. sell, he wants to move. Basic Ranch with super family 646-0136 or 646-2333. three acres, ideal for office, Asking $32,000, Zinsser Agency, degree robbery and third- Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. Nurses. 646-0129. details: 523-9401. room, garage and patio combo in very private yard. club, or organization. Below 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart­ 646-1511. VERNON - brand new multi­ replacement at $49,900. Hayes degree robbery. ITEMS WE'RE HUMBIY OFFERING FOR YOUR INSPECflON: ______■' NEED AN experienced part CONDITIOli Im m olate occupancy. Call for complete details on this im­ level home includes three targe Chief State’s Attorney Joseph ford. Evenings, 233-6879. PRINTED aRCUlT Manufac­ time secretary? Reply Herald Corporation, 646-0131. " R m r EXPERIENCED short order » t room*, 3 bsdrooim, $32,900 - A'TTRACTIVE 5 1/2 maculate, outstanding buy. bedrooms, two full baths, T. Gormley Jr. said another turer desires help in lUioto and Box HR. CAPE MEN’S-BOYS’ SIZE 6-13 385 Wo t! Center 8t. cqok, part time nights, Monday Sraplacvd living room naw, kHchMi- room Ranch, garage, MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd plating areas, experienced . fieldstone fireplace in living Real Estate Wanted 28 factor in the rise may be due to mortgages — interim financing through Friday, 5-9 p.m.. Apply rool proH. dacoraUd. nica lot baseboard heat, manicured room, dining room, fully the fact penalties for convic­ preferred, immediate openings, W. T. Grant Co., Manchester w/garaga $36,900. CHILDREN’S — expeditious and confidential shaded lot, Hutchins Agency, COUNTRY CHARM applianced kitchen, two car ALL CASH for your property SERVICE STATION attendant, a good opportunity with a small tions for possession of hard CONVERSE Parkade. An Equal Opportunity □ EDUCATION Realtors, 646-3166. Yet all the conveniences offered In a condo. Beautiful our service, J.D. Real Estate or auto mechanic with some company on the grow. RANCH " 7rooma-3badrooma, garage, and aluminum siding, within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, drugs were raised from five Employer. Sfaplacad Uv. room, tomial dining Basketball Assoc. 646-1980. experience. Full or part-time, Northeast Circuits, East carpeting enhances large living room, completely $51,900, Wolverton Agency instant service. Hayes Corpora­ BACK TO SCHOOL room, don and garaga. $30,900. SEVEN ROOM older home, years to seven years. apply in person, Clarke Motor Longmeadow, Mass. Telephone Privata InatrucUona 18 applianced kitchen — aluminum exterior, many extras — Realtors, 649-2813. tion, 646-0131. HOMEOWNERS - Money to NURSES AIDES - for all shifts. five rooms and bath on first He estimated between 300 Sales, Route 6, Bolton, Conn. 413-525-3241.V525-‘ RAISED RANCH -rroom a, MINT CONDITION - $31,900. loan for remodeling, consolida­ M l time or part time, only the 3 badrooma, 2W balht, Hraplacad floor, two bedrooms on second MANCHESTER - owner has and 400 cases were added to the VIOLIN, VIOLA Lessons - SELLING your ho3se? Call us TheirSNEAKERS M l - S ^ 6 * ® tion of bills or any worthwhile experienced need apply. High tamUy room, ahim aiding, dout floor, garage, conversion to two dropped selling price, by $2,000 backlog because of the change. COSMETICIAN - to head fuU Experienced teacher and musi- first and we’ll make you a cash purpose. 649-7723. 643-6663. starting salary. Liberal fringe gara^, larga woodad lot wHh vlo family a possibility, needs in order to sell this comfor­ offer. One day service. T. J. Gormley said another reason line cosmetic department in SHADE benefits, ^ply in person. East ctan seeks students of all ages. pleasant modern pharmacy, ■ 7 rooms, work, $32,9(}0, Philbrick Agen­ table, 6 1/2 room Colonial. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. EXTRA FIRM Double Red Hartford (^nvalesceht Home, Call 742-9807 or 643-7815. COLONIAL excellent salary plus commmis- TOBACCO badrooma, 2W baths, family room cy, Realtors, 646-421)0. ’Three bedrooms, sewing room, □ EMPLOYMENT 74StMain St., East Hartford. RICHARDS & KEHMNA 1 1/2 baths, kitchen, den, and MAHRESS & FOUNDATION sion incentive. Experience FARMS DRUM LESSONS - for begin­ w/9rsplaea, alum, atdlng, 2 car 528-9546 IMMEDIATE CASH for your Lufkin bypassed SHOES •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• garaga. EXECUTIVE L Ranch - nine MLS living room, only $32,500. property. Let us explain our necessary. Amly at once to Immodlato poaltlona open KITCHEN HELP - cook to ning and intermediate students Wolverton Agency, Realtors, for cabinet post 2 Pc. SETS $0^90 Help Wanted 13 manager, Mr. Michael Dworkn. rooms, 22x28 Master bedroom, fair proposal. Call Mr. Belfiore, lor Farm Suporintondont, prepare noon and evening meal given by experienced drummer. family room, game room, den, 649-2813. WASHINGTON (UPI) - » Mother Goose • Pocos Liggeit Parkade Pharmacy, Good rates. Lessons start in Oc­ REDUCED - quick sale by 647-1413. thoir $179.95 gur ATTENTION Demonstrators - aaslatant farm suporlnton- in a large convalescent norne. private yard, on dead end street Parkade Shopping Center. tober. Call 646-5113, evenings, owner. Mid-fifties. Offers con­ Thomas S. Kleppe, head of the • CHILD LIFE • Jumping Jacks Toys and Gifts. Work now thru dont and third men. Year Experienced preferred. Will M ER R in in prime neighborhood, for RMNCHESTER CHARTER OAK ST. - attrac­ MAY WE BUY your home? teach the ineimerienced who ask for Bob. sidered. Rockledge area. Small Business Administration, Plastic Disposable December. Free Sample Kit. O FFICE H ELP - part - time. 20 ’round employment • wagoa furtner details caU Philbrick tive five room Ranch, three Quick, fair, all cash and no show ability. Must work some Realtora 646-1180 Spacious seven room Raised bedrooms, fireplace, screen has been chosen by President Their $8.95 to $14.95 pr. No experience needed. Call or hours weekly, general office dOpandant upon oxporiohco Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. problems. Call Warren E. weekends. Breakfast cook, 5 PIANO instructions in my Ranch, targe wooded lot, 224 Ford to become interior GLASSES Our 4 9 * fores write Santa’s P arties, Avn, duties in ageilt’s insurance of­ porch, Martin School, owner, Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. - additional banaflta - WHta a.m. - 7:30 a.m ., additional home. Beginners a specialty. Ferguson Rd., Manchester, Ct., HOUSE AND secretary. Senate sources said Conn. 06001. Phone 1-673-3455. fice. Call for appointment, 649- MANCHESTER - 34 Agnes GARRISON COLONIAL - four 643-7089. Box L, Manchoatar Evanihg hour^’ if desired. Must work 166 McKee Street. 649-9679. years old, fieldstone fireplace, call 643-1210. Wednesday. PLASTIC FOLDING Thair Also Booking Parties. 2891. Harald. Drive - Six room Ranch with at­ INSTANT cash for your home. some weekends. Will need own beam ceiling, Wall-to-wall Call Dan Reale, 646-4525. The selection apparently ends CHAIRS >7.95 our PIANO Instruction - private tached garage, excellent condi­ MANCHESTER - New Listing, BUSMESS ELLINQTCN OUR * »* « “ PR. *4.80 JOBSEEKERS Employment BUSINESS secretary assistant, trahsportation. Apply between carpeting, fanuly room, sliding a bid by former Connecticut 3 6 lessons, hy experienced tion, finished basement, seven room Colonial, first floor 9 a,m. and 4 p.m. on weekdays, OWNER ANXIOUSI •••••••••••••••••••••••••••* Service - open 8 a.m.-8 p.m., dental office, excellent typing WANTED General Machinist - beautifully landscaped. $45,900. glass doors to targe deck, gar­ Environmental Protection East Hartford Convalescent teacher. Beginners and in­ family room, 1 1/2 baths, gar­ Vf« iiMd a tala on thla lovaly S ro6m Floral Scant Room thoir 096 Ptaitk UtdiM M r tl6 with full and part time o j^ r- and business office skills essen­ 50 hours, paid holidays, CaU Peterman Realtor, 649-9404 age, mint condition, $51,700. LOCATION Commissioner Dan W. Lufkin Home, 745 ^ i n St., ^ s t Hart­ termediary. Call evenings, 649- Pnilbrick Agency, Realtors, age, great location, $45,900, Ranch witti 2 cm garaga and full tunities available now. East tial. Reply Herald Box D. excellent insurance benefits. or 646-2912. □ MISC. 8ERVICE8 for the post. Toilet PLUNGERS tMni.ys our 89^ GLOVES ...4 5 V . ford: 1256. or«b -z»iz. Frechette & Martin, 6464144. Six room extra nice walkout baaamonU Call Howl M t- DEODORIZERS ou r35« Hartford, 568-1070. Metronics Inc., Route 6 Si 44A, 5306. Lufkin and acting Interior Colonial plus 2-story HOUSEKEEPER, two mor­ Bolton. 3 Announeamanta Secretary Kent Frizell were 100’ Hank Poly thair 13.69 Announeamanta 3 Announeamanta MANCHESTER - New Listing, heated barn on busy Main EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY Servicea Offered 31 nings a week, to do cleaning and one year old, six room Ranch, contenders for the post vacated FASHION TONE foam backed 15’ JELLO Instant NORTHFIBL0 QRBBN BARROWS & WALLACE laundry, own transportation, ROCKVILLE Memorial NlMT- two full baths, fireplace,partial Street location. Near CLOTHESLINE ow *2»> sing Home - now taking CONDOMINIUM kltnchaalar Maw Havaa Nartlord REWEAVING burns, holes. in July by former Wyoming OZITE CARPET $ Jop PUDDING s i 646-4224. rec room, assumable 8% hospital. Ideal for officea, 101 •SOiflOO 949-9309 397-1915 72B-B919 Zippers, umbrellas repaired. (j o v . Stanley K. Hathaway. tq .y d . 2 lb; bag ■ applications, for nurses aldq mortgage, only $43,900, or tradesman. $65,000 Thair $5.95 8Q.YD.our RECEPTIONIST, Immediate thii Colonial stv< ^odom lnium has a Window shades, Venetian Hathaway, suffering from Fancy pattarnad i6”x16” position, available September, Ftechette & Martin, 6464144. PART TIME apartment sup?r- opening for person with plea­ 8754)771. PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT beautiful f a > 'A O c in , home in Im­ blinds. Keys. TV for rent. mental depression and 8 PC. IGNITION Sat of vlshr. Must be good painter. maculate A V too n. Immediate oc- H ER E is one that Owner wanta PARSONS Sat of 4 Raad 8aat Colonial sant personality. Includes cupany. Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649-5221. diabetes, resigned six weeks $2.50 hourly. Pasek Realtors, CAPE COD - Immaculate two sold quick. A Builder selling his telephone console, typing, STORE CLERK - For banUrare WARREN E. own home. Remodeled-Colonial after taking office. TABLES thair IS.9S our WRENCHES 289-7475. ______ORGANIZJITIONAL MEETING year old with three bedrooms. .*3*» various office duties. 5 1/2 day and plumbing material. 1^11 F.J. SPILEGKI of seven rooms ... aluminum MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. 24’ living room. Fireplaced ■ Kleppe, 56, a former two- week. Apply W. G. Glenney Co., time only. Apply in person. ReWtor '943-2121 Removal, pruning, lot clearing, OUR family room off eat-in kitchen, sided this year, 1 1/2 baths, term congressman from North Pk . of thair 986 PERSON to help clean house, 336 North Main St. between 2 Barrett Plumbing Supply Com* SEPTEMBER 15,1975 HOWLAND sspraying. Fully insured. 0 so double garage and aluminum lovely kitchen with appliances Dakota, was appointed to his part time once a week, arrange and 4 p.m. pany, 331 Broad Street, Licensed. Fre estimates. Phone PURPOSE: Form Choney Tech. Alumni ABSociation. siding. Merritt Agency, 646- (uKin H3-UH ... T. J. Lockett, Realtors, 643- present post in 1971. CLOTHESPINS our 50< ™ ' 2 9 ‘ your own hours, call 646-2369. m nehester. 646-3437, 633-5354. Aluminum PLACE: Chaney Tech. Auditorium - 7 o’clock P.M. BOLTON - 61/2 room Ranch on 1180. 1577. Senate sources said another NEW SHIPMENT COUNTER HELP - hours 7 to 11/2 acres, generous size Columnar Work Shaata S BULK PACK OVERNITE NEWSPAPER Driver - for Ver­ midnight, m idni^t to 7. Apply PERSON FOR housekeep ALL GRACUATE8 OF MANCHESTER STATE TRADE Connecticut officiai, Bridgeport FOIL non. Must have dependable car, rooms, two fi^taces, 2-car Mayor Nicholas Panuzio, was in person only. DipNSip Donuts, and -cook’i helper, full SCHOOL, CHENEY TRADE SCHOOL and HOWELL CHENEY g a ru e . $39,900. Pnilbrick Agtgen- WINTHROP ACCOUNtlNG o n * live in Vernon, six days a week, 335 Center St., Manebeeester. Laurel Manor, 64M519. expwted to be named today as call 647-9946. cy, Realtors, 646-4200. MSPOSABLE TECHNICAL SCHOOL ARE WELCOME... ANOTHER VIEWER WHAT SHOULD I F H - L Y O J R commissioner of the General P*DS«,t5T,.«,oU* PANS CELLAR WITH Service Administration’s • baking • roaating PART-TIME housekeeper, to CAPE - Six rooms, treed lot, AeKSy "WITH CO TO PREPARE city utilities, handy location, 6 U N F U C W E R Public Buildings Service. ’The Ad|uatabla Staal Harvard • laaagnaabags DIAPERS care for home and small boy. TWO AIMIRESSIVE SALESPEOni WORtP CONDITIONS FORTHE RJTURE"?* $31,500.' Philbrick Agency, 6 E E P 6 position pays 136,000 a year. i / STO R E Approx. 200 Pack Tuesday-Friday, 10-3, must 5 0 UNSTABI_E... BEDFMMK M0*o drive own car. May bring one Are MMtod to atld to our m Ioo forool R o t o r s , 646-4200. ^ 7 2 PRICES Uialrt1S.95 our with $ 1 1 s o child. References preferred. Excollont oommiMlono. itow domomtrator, geo taba OUR CASE 649-1685 ’til 5:30, 6 4 $ - ^ after R e c | d l K S & ? CIRCA 1830 wel^ nnaintained I I ■llowaneo, mohy ottior oompany bonoflta. O IL Pl'1’8 SIGN UP FOR OUR 32 PAGE MAILER DEPICTING 5:30. nine room Antique Cdlonial, CARACAS (UPI) - Oil is stored I ADVANCE INFORMATION ON INCOMING 8TOCK8 EXTRA URGE SIZE for BABIES to 2B lbs. piooM call Jim MoCmnagh. four fireplaces, four bedrooms, We offer convenience along with a aupertor product. study, one full and two 1/2 baths in open pits on the Amuay penin­ PART-TIME office nurse, plus attached five room un­ sula where Venezuela's largest Rockville area. Write Box J, Manchester Herald. Corner of Broad finished carriage shed, poten­ renncrics are located because it MORIARH BROTHERS tial for studio, etc., two story never rains there. the GLORIOUS EMPORIUM and Center Street M en.-Fri. . . 8 a.m. • 9 p.m. BABYSITTER wanted dally, 301-818 Cantar St., Manohaatar bam, well t r ^ lot, $54,00(), More than 20 million barrels of Phone 646-2112 S a t ...... 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. CORNM HABTfORD HOAD A PINE ST.. MANCHESTER 649-77S2 8:30-11:30 a.m. please call 646- 64$-81S8 Philbrick Agency, Realtors, oil can be stored at a time in the 3779 after 5. 646-4200. pits. V A 1 J-.. MANCHEiSTER EVEINING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Sept. 4, 1975 — PAGE TWENTY-THREE PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER IsVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tliurs.. Sept. 4 , 197S Answer to Prevloua Puzzle Born Lotor — Art Bansom 41 Artfetes tor Solo 41 Arttotoa tor Solo 41 Artleloo for Solo 41 Aportmonii For Sont 53 Aportmonto For Root 53 Resort Property S tn iet ontrmi 31 Arttetea tor Solo For Rent Belgium VERNON - Four room apart­ n r j i a TREE SERVICE (Soucier) MALE Irish setter, 6 months LOOKING for anything in real old, with papers, reasonable. ment, in 2-famlly home, con- SPEND a weekend or week in Treei cut, trimmed or topped, estate rental — apartments, ACROSS 3 Goals ki w Call 6494670. venlenthiral location with nice New Hampshire on Lake THERe.I stumps removed, fuUv iiunied. homes, multiple dwellings, no 4 Tasty idi-inM un nriGsnc-i yard. $170 monthly. Includes ItenasaUca in Moiiltonboro. Fall Dear Abby 1 Befglan river a Got a tree problem? Well wmth fees. Call J.D. Estate 5 Mongrel THOUfeWI FREE KITTENS to good home, Associates, Inc. 646-1980. heat, hot water, appliances and and winter rental. Furnished, 5 Belgian 6 Relish (pi.) M iJi'jHtin a phone oill. 742-8252. product n r4 i3 call anytime, 6 4 6 -^ . garage. 646-1510, 647-1113, winterized and fireplaced cot­ 7 Girl's name )»A?51jO$IN' 9 Belgian 8 Kind of brew E inP i NEWER Three-bedroom tage on 150’ lakefront, sleeps By Abigail Van Buren women----- C fiv in M r_1 ld Id (-4r_1|V! TWO HANDYMEN will clean, six. Enjoy foliage, fishing, hun­ 9 Earnestly MinwiwMurj m rake, lime, fertilize, mow, TWO MALE - miniature white Duplex - IVk baths, carpeting, CHAPMAN APARTMENTS, lece 10 Enthusiasm poodles. Call 6434492. ting, suing, snowmobiling; $ltt 12 Operatic tolo l7.IMiir-1(-] i;iN[<:K<1lli:i *Cmyf)DG^* maintenance of lawn seasonal. all appliances. |275 monthly. completely furnished, freshly 11 Pinion [inmraBnni.-m Frechette Martin, Inc., week - also weekend rates. Call 13 Arm bone Cellars and attics cleaned. & ‘ ited, 11/2 room efficiency. 16 Enlists [iiL ir-4 i n i - i a i -4 l i i i o u r : LIvootoek 44 Realtors, 6464144. Cromwell 6354457 after 5 p.m. 14 Samuel't 20 Kitchen gadget Qr:4llT l i m M L f I h ITITIPI Reasonable prices. 643-5305. E . No leate. Security. Pasek DEAR ABBY: My brother’s wife recently died leaving teacher (Bib.) 22 Alleviates Itors, 289-7475. him . with a 13-year-old daughter. 15 Hardanltw CLEAN WOOD - shavings and MANCHESTER - five large 24 Poi source 33 Main artery 47 Weathercock LIGHT t r u c k in g - Odd jobs. When tte child feels ui^ppy, afraid or lonely, or when 17 Operateo 48 Shield bearing sawdust, ideal for bedding, call rooms, on second floor of brand THREE ROOM furnished 18 Black buck 25 Mimicked 35 Serf Cellars and attics cleaned, Ads must be mailed only □ AUTOMOTIVE them are houseguests and a shortage of beds, her father 26 Those most 40 Soup 5q Condition 643-2208 after 5 p.m. new two-family, carpeting, air apartment, all utilities, also allows her to sleep with him. (This occurs every two weeks.) 19 Swerving container (suffix) lawns mowed, small tree work. 21 Sad (Scot.) unallke TM R^USNlOfl q-4 F i^ estimates. Phone 643-6000. Payment must accompany ad conditioning and dishwasher, one sleeping room, call 643- He says he doesn’t want her to grow up remembering that 28 Small candle 43 Perlume 51 Car damage separate driveways, f260,per 51 23 L. Qrande 52 Being (Latin) One Item only, Include price and phone Booto-Accouorloo 45 4071. Autos For Sale her father made her stay alone at ^ght when she was blue or 24 Chinese 30 Greek portico 45 Tarry month, security, call 646-1379 31 Picnic place 46 Asseverate 55 Stripling Mickey Finn — Morris Weiss AVAILABLE supervised day No refunds for early cancellation por non-commercial users only upset. He worries about her emotional security as she has religion after 6 p.m. MANCHESTER - three care with meals for your elder­ 18’ CRUISER LINE, 125 h j NEED CAR? Credit bad? 27 Oven r r r 6 r Ad may be edited to conform to rules demonstrated a fear of losing her parents since she was 29 Moon's horn 1 r r r 5 r ly relative, while you go to Evinrude with trailer. Call ffifS bedroom apartment, in newer Bankrimt? Repossessed? Ad will appear In the next three Issues of the Herald after It Is received. FURNiSHED three-room adopted as an infant. 32 Horrifies work, shopping, visit a friend. 8119. two family, appliances, Honest Douglas accepts lowest 15“ Is 14 apartment, water heat, and Tne recent death of her mother was very traumatic for 34 Parses sacred Call 649-2^ for information. No delay In publication will be permitted. carpeting, air conditioning, down, smallest payments. electric Included, |200 per her. writings IT ii 1? convenient location, security Douglas Motors, 345 Main. 36 Sleep Qordon Products 47 mouth, near hospital and high Ck)uld you or your readers offer some experiences that DRIVEWAYS - 9’xlOO’, com- required, references, $245 37 Salon ii" Hi school, Philbnck Agency would emighten this father or me? pietely installed on your base, monUily, 643-5836. TOYOTA - See us for reliable 38 Smell TOMATOES, pick in own con­ Realtors, 6464200. 39 Saintes (ab.) cold mix. Anywhere m Connec­ used Toyotas with our 60-day SIS a t a in e r s , 21 A n g e l S t ., THREE ROOMS, with heat and 41 Tibetan animal ticut. Cali now for immediate 100% warranty. We also .buy s r 28 51 Manchester. appliances, no Mts, security. 42 Depot (ab.) installation. 646-3929, anytime. used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, D E A R SIS: Under NO chrcnmstances should a 44 Constellation Available now, w Church St., 345 Center Street, Manchester, IS-ynr-old giri be sleeping with her father. In fact, my ST 35 DELICIOUS ECONOMICAL APARTMEIIT 46 Flyer call after 4, 647-9660. 6464321. psychiatric consultants state that beyond the age of four, no 49 Domicile HAVE CARPETS Qeaned with easy to serve sweet com at its RENTJU. OfFICE 36 steam process, only way to cM d should sleep with a parent of the opposite sex. If your 53 Huge lub best. Buckland Farms fruit and Open 8:3041 weekdays, other 54 Latlices clean carpets and upholstery. A DESIRABLE location, near bus WE PAY $15 for complete junk brother tries to justify ^ actions, he despnately needs 3$ 41 vegetable stand, corner of times by appointment. line, five, rooms, first floor in cars. Call Joey, Tolland Auto 56 Compass point & B Carpet Cleaners, free es­ professionai help. 57 Athena Adams Street and Tolland We have a large variety of two-family. Middleaged couple Body, 58-1990. 42 43 timates, 668-5273. Turnpike opposite Caldors. No doubt he is also lonely, but substituting his daughter 58 Noises dOluxe one & twd^bedro^ preferred. 52 Strickland. .59 Legal point 60 8T 52 NAME Open Daily. for his wife (which he could unconsdously be doing) is skk. 48 JT ODD JOBS - trucking, home 'Townhouse anfi Garden t ^ DART SWINGER 1973 2 door 60 Tear asunder Prisciiia’s Pop — Ai Vermeer repairs, serving Manchester for e h e a d d r e s s units throughout Manchester. MANCHESTER - Three room hardtop, automatic, power 61 Italian city S" 54 55 NEW-USED wide mouth jars, furnished apartment, heat and steering, radio, vinw roof. , DEAR ABBY: We are the patents of a 1-year^ld five years, free estimates, 643- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING CITY 53“ 5? bd T H O M A S ^ G O O D carboys, one-five gallons. DAIUTO ENTERPRISES hot water. Available October 1, Chorches Motors 643-2791 daughter. We both work and do not plan on having any DOWN TM E M E T R I C ------^ 1/^ 0304. STATE Crocks, 2-5 gallons. Kegs, more children. SYSTEM ISN'T JE F F E R S O N ITHINQ FIE 240 New State Rd. $150. One month security 1 Entangles 8T n 51 barrels. 643-2880. How do you feel about raising an only child? I am tired of 'sA/AS FOR IT D ID N 'T C O N C R E T E W O RK - P.O. Box 591 ZIP 646-1021 deposit. Adults. Call 875-3503 1969 CORVETTE four speed, 2 Scope -fJ^RlSClLL^ hearing that it’s “ unfair” to our daughter to be raised as an W A IT O". experienced on foundations, ad­ Manchoator, Conn. 06040 after 6. two tops, AM-FM, Ansen sprint mEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) IKJ 1790. PHONE CHRYSANTHEMUMS - dig mags, new rear tires, must sell, only child. ( lO/ ditions, digging, floors, steps, your own, $1.50 each, 29 Moun­ sidewalks, patios. Free es­ PLUSH 2 1/2 room apartment, see at Miles Auto Sales, 478 " We feel that as long as she gets plenty of love and tain Rd., Glastonbury, (near BIRCH STREET - Four rooms, timates. Richard Caron, 875- 1 ! large enclosed private patio, Center St., 646-6604. discipline she will be aU right. Have yob any statistics to L___ 12 Words • 3 Days • *1 Dollar. Minnechaug Golf Course). second floor, appliances, $150. pool, all utilities, appliances in­ 3827. Classification 41, MIscallanaous For B alrC suppibrt or oppose raising an only child? •••••••666«66666666t6666666« Married couple, one child. 649- cluded, 6494)358, 6434266. 1973 DATSUN 24dZ, automatic, \ TULSA PARENTS DRESSMAKING, Alterations Antiques 45 8350. has 20,000 miles, and new steel Win at Bridge wearing apparel also draperies. MANCHESTER - four rooms, belted radials. Call 5684173 DEIAR PARENTS: Don’t look for statistics. You have 32 RooSng-SIdlng-Chlmnoy FOR SALE - Student model. WANTED Antique furniture, MANCHESTER - New four immediate occupancy, singles Free pick-up and delivery. Call Pointing-Poporing after 4:30 p.m. on weekdays. the right idea. Conn slide trombone, excellent glass, pewter, oil {paintings, or room apartments, 1 1/2 baths, accepted, appliances, $119, 872-2197. condition, $60. • Call 647-1692 Low card lead tops honors PAINTING - interior and ROOFING - Installation and other antique items. R. all appliances, carpeted, air- security, utilities extra, 643- 1969 FORD LTD, excellent con­ repairs, gutters, storm win­ after 5 p.m., weekdays. DEAR ABBY: Recently I had dinner at an expensive UGHT TRUCKING - attic and exterior, paperhanging, Harrison, 643-8709. conditioned, individual 9274. dition, $1000, 1967 Pontiac, West opens the deuce of - excellent work. References. dows, doors. Experienced basements, washer-dryer restaurant and the total bill (for eight people) came to $60. ® 1975 by NEA Ittc. T M Rtg U S. Pal Qtl. 9 *^ cellars cleaned, for free es­ Bonneville, good running condi­ NORTH (D) 4 spades against South’s three Free estimates. Fully insured. quality workmanship. Fully in- CHROME WHEELS, four AFX facilities, one apartment When the waiter handed me the bill he whispered, “ A 10 timate phone 647-9610. WANTED - Antiques or collec­ tion, $250, call 649-7850. * 8 4 notnimp. East rises with the ______Martin Mattson, 649-4431. sured. Free estimates. wide reversed 15” plus five available with fireplace. Heat per cent tip is not included in the bill.” Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence tables, rugs, paintings, bronzes. VK94 ace and leads the suit back. Dunlop extra wide E78, G78-15, china, etc. and hot water included. $275 per PRESIDENTIAL Is it proper for a waiter to try to hustle a tip this way? nfe * A6 DRIVEWAYS - residential and ...... * ...... furniture, lanms. 1974 MONTEGO, 6 cylinder. Now put yourself in South’s WHEN I SAID UNCUB PLATO'& - I DIDN'T WHY?! I DON'T PON’T YOU Burnett, GT qualifier tires, one brand Any quantity, W ‘ month. Call Peterman, Realtor, VILLAGE APTS. Call after 5, 644-3311. caught me off guard. * A Q 10 7 5 4 ILLNESS CHANSES EVERYTHINS M EAN WE UNOERSTANP- REALIZE THE commercial installed anywhere position. If his opponent makes Bullding-Controeting 33 new. Will fit most cars and 649-9404 or 646-2912. WONDERING WEST EAST I JU ST MEANT WE COULDN’T SHOULDN'T PROBLEM I'P in Connecticut. No job too large vans. $175. 646-1831. MANCHESTER old-fashioned leads, he knows BE UP AGAINST D&A ROOFING. Roofs, siding, 49 1966 PLYMOUTH Fuiy, $150, *Q72 AA9653 HAVE A WEDDING CELEBRATION- GET m a r r ie d or too small. 688-Oto. Wanted to Buy where the queen of spades is. IF YOUR UNCLE NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - gutters, and leaders. I^ee es­ 2 1/2 ROOM efficiency, $140 call after 4 p.m., 649-9313. DEAR WONDERING: It was not only “ improper” but a VQJ63 V1082 OR 6 0 ON A HONEYMOON i Remodeling, repairing, ad­ timates. Fully insured. 249- FIVE PIECE Bassett One and two bedrooms. He rises with his king and loses DOESN'T ELECTRONIC TUNE-UP $10 OLD DOLLS - Paying top prices monthly, carpeting, and good way for the waiter to lose his job. You would have done 4Q975 *KJ4 2 ditions, rec rooms, porches and mahogany bedroom set, Near schools, churches the club finesse, but it doesn’t lus parts. Brakes, shocks, 0205. for your old dolls, $65. and up parking included, one months 1971 COMET - four door sedan, him a favor had you warned him of the consequences. *62 *K3 roofing. No job too small. Call •••••••6««6666666«*6*6666666 excellent condition. $600. 646- security, no utilities, no pets, cost him his contract. West’s ube, bearings, etc. for Giina and bisque dolls. $100 and shopping center, on very good condition, call 643- SOUTH 649-3144. 0495. rGuaranteed. Call anytime, 646- Heating-Plumbing 35 and up for Bye’lo. Never give or call 646-5200. bus line. Ca\l anytime 4550 after 5:30 p.m. * K J 10 queen blocks the suit. There sell a doll without getting our Everyone has a problem. What’s yours? For a personal V A75 might even be an unexpected 2065. CARPENTRY - Repairs, .GENERAL ELECTRIC 23” SEWERLINES, sink lines, offer. Call locally, 875-7356. CHARLES APARTMENTS, 1967 VOLKSWAGEN, excellent reply, write to A B B Y : Box No. 69700, L.A., Calif. 90069. 9 10 8 3 2 dividend. West might drop his remodeling, additions, garages, color TV. Call 6494619 after 5 PAVING, recap old driveways. cleaned with electric cutters, East Middle Turnpike, 4 1/2 646-2623 running condition, good body, Enclose stamped, self-addressed envelope, please. * J98 queen to unblock and thereby roofing, call David Patria, 644- p.m. . Excavate and grade new or old by professionals. McKinney ------LIVING ROOM - sofa and chair TownhouM, 1 1/2 baths, $600. & l\ after 12, M3-7128. establish South’s jack. 1796. North-South vulnerable driveways with amesite or Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ TWO OLD □ocks, one round in good condition, call M9-9765. a p p lia n ces, tw o a ir con - South might make the same ® ditioners, heat, hot water, Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl and Stoffel bituminous concrete. 688-5407. pany, 643-53OT. wall clock, MOVING - Must sacrifice, 1965 play against a modernist, but he BUILDING - Remodeling, one alarm ■ *...... •••••••• storage, basement garage, $235, ^ ^ Homes lor Rent 54 Oldsmobile station wagon, and West North East South would be guessing well — not roofing, rec rooms, additions, 6464433. LAMP REPAIR Service - NO JOB too small,* toilet 646-0800. 1965 Mustang, 6494453. ^G/60Le..^^ playing a cinch. garages. All kinds, carpenti^ CERTIFICATE for beginner □ RENTALS MANCHESTER - four room p : ^^^CHUCKLE.y reasonable rates, quality work, repairs, plugged drains, kitchen 1* IN.T. work. For esthnates call 649- Lessons. $25. LARGE SIX room apartment, Alley Oop — Dave Graue specializing in antiques, will faucets replaced, repaired, rec Belly Dancing house, immaculate condition, Trucks lor Sale 62 Pass 2 * 2 N.T. 1142. rooms, bathroom remodeling, Call 6464347. 199 Center Street, no pets, fireplace, fully furnished, pick up and deliver, call 649- Rooms lor Rent 52 Pass 3 N.T. Pass WELL,THE SUPPLIES ARE Y E S ...I IN - , WHAT ABOUT 11 BELIEVE S E E HOW JAKE, IF IT 3608. heat modernization, etc. Free security, $200 monthly. 646- private yard, garage, no pets, FOR SALE - 1955 Chevy pick ALL IN, AND JA K E IS / HE TOOK WES ROBBINS carprpentry Pass 5ISTED ON IT.' THE PISH- /I HEARD V'LIKE TTXarTES AS estimates gladly given. M & M AIR-CONDITIONER, 5,000 5566. no children, $275 monthly, upUW| four IVUL& 0speed, | / W U | 3/4V /* S .Wton, S S | fSW ^ or WVLSY BUSY IN THE, KITCHEN ( A BATH, ^ WASHERS?/ t h e m COME THAT, g e n t s ! GOOD AS IT remodeling specialisL Ad- THOMPSON HOUSE, fur­ Opening lead —2 * WINDOW CLEANING - Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. ^ U , used veiy little. $50. Call Hayes Corp. 6464131. best offer, call 647-9371. \MMJSY An Alaska reader wants to COOKING.' D ID N TH E? DID THEY^ < IN THROUGH SM EU S.W E ditions, rec rooms, dormers, nished rooms, centrally Commercial and residential in­ 643-0900 after 3 p.m. MANCHESTER - six room LOAN CO. know what bridge writers mean SHOW UPT ) THE BACK OUSHTA built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, located. Kitchen privileges. v s '' cluding initial construction FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing Duplex, newly decorated, gar­ WADDELL SCHOOL area - Motorcycles-BIcycles 54 when they say that a contract is DOOR.' I... MAKE A. Parking. Reasonable rates. By Oswald & James Jacoby cleaning for building contrac­ 64^446. - Repairs and remodeling, MAKE beaten down carpet nap age, centrally located, no available October 1, six room cold. Phone 649-2358. What do you lead from a tors or developers. Fully in­ sewer lines cleaned electrical­ at doorways bright and fluffy cmldren, no pets, responsible house, $250 monthly. Security. 1971 KAWASAKI, 100 Trail 1 ^ The expression means the LEON C IE S Z Y N ^ builder - sured, free estimates. Call ly. Prompt service on emergen­ again with Blue Lustre. E. A. adults, only $200 monthly, Lease. 649-0050 after 5 p.m. bike, good running condition, three-card suit? The old rule same at the North Pole and the new homes custom built, ESSEX MOTOR INN weekly was to lead the top unless head­ Maintenance Service, cies. 643-7024. Johnson Paint Company. Hayes Corp. 6464131. $2%, call anytime, 649-4911. equator. It is a colloquialism of remodeled, additions, rec rooms, single $56, double $69, ed by an honor, in which case r-9498. THREE BEDROOMS, two ■ bridge and means'that declarer rooms, garages, kitchens GARAGE SALE - September 4, plus tax, continental breakfast, MANCHESTER - inunediate baths, full dining room, TRIUMPH in excellent condi­ you would lead the lowest. « BOTTI HEATING and Plum­ is sure to make it. Not that all remodeled, bath tile, cement air conditioning, color TV, call CUSTOM DRAPERIES - made bing - All heating and plumbing 5, 6. 9-5, Oak buffets, oak occupancy, four rooms, central­ fireplace, garage, basement, tion. Reasonable. Call 6434534. The modern expert practice work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ 646-2300. cold contracts come in. very reasonable, work repairs plus remodeling. Call chairs, tmck, bureaus, glass, ly located, $180 per month. large yard. Warner and dryer is to lead the bottom from three tial or commercial. Call 649- Sometimes they are only sure guaranteed, call anytime, 649- 643-1496. books, many other items. 271 Adults only, no pets. Call 643- hooK-up, References, available MOTORCYCLE Insurance - small. Today’s hand shows the 4291. LARGE, CLEAN ROOM - cen­ SORRY WE COOtONY GRANT fire if declarer knows how to 4266. Main Street, Manchester. 1577. ^ptem ber 15th. $260. Write Call the experts at Crockett advantage of the modern prac­ EBS tral location, $22 weekly, call Box K, Manchester Herald. Agency, 643-1577. W U TH' IjOAN, SYLVESTER, play them. Flooring 36 649-4143 or 528-9081. BUT niS TH' BEST LAUGH tice. Palnllng-Paperlng 32 TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY GE Refrigerator, good working MANCHESTER - One bedroom Carpentry and general contrac­ i Ve h a d in m o n t h s .^ FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, condition, low energy consump­ Ranch Type apartment, private SIX ROOM Cape - fireplace, FOR SALE - 350CC Honda, low Out Our Way — Negley Cochran Mr. Abernathy -- Jones and Ridgeway ting. Residential and commer­ FURNISHED ROOM - all com­ PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%. floors like new, no waxing, tion, $25. Call 649-3303. entrance. Includes heat, hot convenient location, option to mileage, excellent condition, cial. Whether it be a small forts of home, kitchen, parking, I ALSO SEE A COUPLE OF ARMS Five years experience. (specializing in older floors). water and appliances, $195 per buy available, Dubaldo: call Dick at 649-1668. COME OW" WHAT ARE HAVING la r y n g itis HASnY repair job, a custom built home TAG SALE - Duncan Phyfe security. Call 649-3436,643-77M. month. Paul W. Dougan Lesperance, 6464505. you WAITIMS FORf THAT REACH ALL TH’ WAY TO TH' Excellent references. Pete, 742- Ceilings and inside painting. FLOOR7 T IE OWE OF 'EM BEHINP j HANDICAPPH3 HIM A 3ITl or anyming in between, call 646- dining table, baby furniture, Realtor, 646-1021, or 643-4535. SUZUKI - TS 1%, 1974, 2,200 uSY WOW THAT I'M POWW 6117 (toll free) 5-10 p.m. John Verfaille, 646-5750, 872- LIGHT Housekeeping room for LSY ow m Y k w e e s y o u YOU AW' a a a y b e a c o u p l e o f 1379. household items and mis- Business lor Rent 55 miles, full knobbles, new CAW S E E WE’FIE BOTH SHORT ARMS WILL HAVE A 1 / rent, stove, refrigerator, arid N c a INSIDE - Outside painting. ceilaneous. Saturday and Sun­ ROCKVILLE - Three room sprockets, many extras. $625 or a b o u t TH' SAME CHAWCE AOAIW ST OWE STEPS, SIDEWALKS, stone linens provided. 801 Main ^ HEU3HT.' LOWS OWE/ Special rates for people over 65. HOMEUNE Floor. Cleaners - day, September 6-7, 126 North apartment, with heat, hot OFFICE SPACES for rent on best offer. 643-9290 after 5 p.m. walls, fireplaces, flagstone Street. 649-9879. water, stove, refrigerator, $150. Fully insured. Estimates given. Residential - Commercial. Elm Street, Manchester. Main Street in Manchester, terraces, concrete repairs, in­ Call 649-7863. Strip, wax and buff all floors. Adults only. Parking for one ideal location for professional 1973 HONDA, 350CL, low T T side and outside. Reasonably CENTRAL - coinfortable room, Estimates. 6434367 between 8- CLEAN carpets professionally car. No pets. Security deposit offices very convenient to all mileage, good condition, $675. V -v priced. 643-0851. next to shower, TV, telephone, WAl Lp APER Hanging - $2.75 clean with new portable steam required. Call 643-9678. facilities. Please cali 6464100,9 Call alter 5 p.m., 646-1071. 4. parking, 649-6801 after 6. per roll. Eiyierinced cleaner. Rent RINSE-N-VAC at a.m.-5 p.m. TOBIAS CARPENTRY Service •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• tradesman. Call R. Manchester Wallpaper & Paint FOUR ROOMS, second floor, 1973 XL-250-HONDA, 1,500 FURNISHED ROOM, con­ Starkweather, 644-3194. - Remodeling, repairs, ad­ Company, 185 East Middle appliances, married couple, no miles, set up for woods, many ditions, custom building. No job □ MISC. FOR SALE veniently located, clean, quiet, pets, $120 plus security deposit. Turnpike. 6464143. Have ninsr repairs ta be 4om ? extras, make an offer, 643-1126, too smaii. Free estimates. Over •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• shower, parking, homelike at­ Central. 643-7094 after 4 p.m. days, 646-8327, evenings. Have A Nice Dayl Read Todair’s CImifiad Ads fer 25 years experience. 643-5769. Articles lor Sole 41 REMOVE spots and residue mosphere, phone 569-2525. Intarior-Extarior left behind from other cleaners. MANCHESTER - Attractive the help yes seed. (TWO) HONDA CB450’s,‘ l»70, Astro-graph MarlaWvaau ALUMINUM sheets used as Rent new RINSE-N-VAC steam PRIVATE HOUSE* - room four room apartment, modern new paint, hookers, 1972, low PAINTlin Roodng-Sldlng-Chlmnoy 34 available 9/20, for neat, clean, kitchen, stove, refrigerator, printing plates, .007 thick, cleaner at Manchester mileage. Excellent condition. By BERNICE BEDE 080L 'HEREEASUITTHATS C5H,t h a t 6 f in e / I 'll c a l l 643-1671 Hardware & Supply, 877 Main non smoking, person. 646-6025. references, no pets. $175. 646- MAIN STREET Offices - 500 Call Dave 646-1993 or Mike 643- MRS-MUTTPLEASE/, g o f in o ^NOBODYWia. BIDWELL Home Improvement 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for $1. TOO SMALL FOR MUTT/ BACKFORTHEM IN AN Fra* EtUmalM Street, Manchester, 643-4425. 3167, 228-3540. and 1000 sq. feet, heat, janitor, 0697. For FrMar, Sept. 5,1975 SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) A EVBRSII'CEVCXI HIRE M E Spfiy « BfMh • BoMf Co. Expert installation of Phone 643-2711. 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PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Sept. 4.1975 The weather noting that Builon is British “U.S. Involvement in this af­ Cloudy toward evening, highs In the mid and Miss Taylor an American, fair conceivably could drag this and upper 70s. Qoudy tonight, lows In the The lighter side: The Taylor^ Burton shuttle feel that because of the Inter­ country into a divof ce case that 50s and low 60s. Occasional rain likely Saturday, highs in the low 70s. J ABOUT national nature of their would be worse than Vietnam,” By DICK WEST tians and Israelis, he mi(^t trip across the living room tb crowning achievement of his the master bedroom, near the relations, the marriage should one congresisman protested. have an outside chance of discuss Burton’s demands and brilliant career as a negotiator. liquor cabinet and at a couple of be monitored- by the United TOWN WASHINGTON (UPI) - It, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1975 — VOL. XCIV, No. 286 Manchester--A City of Village Charm preventing ahother Taylor- concessions. “Compared to Taylor and other strategic positions along Nations. was more than mere coin­ Burton war. At about the time Israel and Burton, Egypt and Israel were the Taylor-Burton border. cidence that Richard Burton Egypt wre initialing their like Damon and Pythias.’’ But congressional leaders, A Bible study will be con­ So the famous thespians and and Elizabeth Taylor showed up agreement, Taylor and Burton ’The big question mark now is ducted tonight at 7:30 at the debaters, who were divorced 14 in Jerusalem while Secretary of were flying back to Switzertand the tentative arrangement that United Pentecostal Church, 187 pionths ago, were invited to d - ORANQE HALL State Henry Kissinger was visit Kissinger’s suite in the amid reports they had agreed to provides for the United States Wo^bridge St. there on his Middle East peace hope his negotiating technique r0W6(l to furnish technicians to * News ’ I mission. would shore up their shaky two- “I understand there are monitor certain aspects of the Jehovah’s Witnesses, Kindom Their only publicized meeting Machb? week-old reconciliation. several technicalities that must second marriage. Attempt made on Ford^s life Hall, 726 N. Main St., will con­ was a party that Henry and BINGO be cleared away before they Congressional opposition is duct a theocratic ministry As in his diplomatic trips summary | Nancy gave for Liz and R ichar^ return to the altar,” one expected on grounds the m school tonight at 7:30 followed between Jerusalem and Cairo, STARTS SAT., SEP 6 at their hotel. But I have it on veteran diplomatic and monitors would caught in the by a service meeting at 8:35. Kissinger shuttled back and lomti good authority that there was •forth between Taylor and Bur­ matrimonial observer told me. middle should hostilities break .m. Compiled from United more to it than that. ton. First a conference with “But if the formula that out again. Press International SACRAMENTO, Calif. the Capitol before a scheduled the wonlan, carrying a large The feeling was that if AT THE I8E HALL In one second the sun radiates Taylor to see how far she was Kissinger worked out in State Department officials (UPI) — A young woman drew address to a joint session of red purse, wandered onto the Kissinger were skilled enough more energy than man has used willing to go towaed restoring Jerusalem does bring them have pointed out that only a few a pistol and aimed it at Presi­ the stale legislature near the concrete walkway iii the palm since the beginning of civiliza- as a mediator to arrange an marital relations. ’Then a quick back together, it will be the technicians would be needed in agreement between the Egyp­ State dent Ford as he walked end o“f a two-day West Coast tree-lined garden surrounding tioa through a crowd here today trip filled with political the Capitol. Police moved her but security forces prevented appearances. back behind the restraining STORRS—State agriculture of- ;! her from firing at him. lines. ficials say this summer’s heat,^ Ford was but a few feet Ford had been making his deaths of thousands of chickens and''-! from the woman, who stood way along a line of hundreds After she was subdued, the affect on egg production caused j among well-wishers greeting of greeters, reaching out to three police officers pushed losses of about $2 million to poultry ! shake hands with many of her into the back seat of a city farmers. An estimated 133,946 birds ; the President as he walked from a downtown hotel to the them on a beautiful sunny police cruiser and whisked her [PEOPU SAV BANKS ARE Slow.] reported lost by 85 farms with a j morning, and the woman's ac­ to the nearby Hall of Justice. total bird polulation of 2.8 million, i State Capitol across the street. resulted in a loss of $435,326, accor- | As soon as police and Secret tion shocked the crowd. ding to Dr. Aaron H. Spandorf, : Service agents saw the gun, As the car drove away, the Some witnesses and police woman had a faint smile on regional poultry agent with the ; they grabbed the woman and officers said they thought the her face and appeared calm. University of Connecticut | Ford ducked sharply away. woman had a 45-caliher pistol. Cooperative Extension Service. ; As the woman was subdued When the incident oc­ and handcuffed, police The assailant was led away curred, a Secret Service of­ HARTFORD-Angry over delayed j wrestled the gun from her and from the scene by police and what they called unacceptable : ficer suddenly reached out she shouted “It didn't go off." within a few minutes. wage proposals, some Hartford ; and grabbed the woman's arm THE BANK THAI USTENS ^ The woman, who was not Before that, she shouted, police and firemen have threatened | that held the pistol pointing at immediately identified, had “He's not your servant" in a one-day sick-out sometime next ; rile President. With a quick red hair under a 'red turban reference to Ford. week. The threats were aired at a | motion, be shoved her arm and a long red dress. She is meeting Thursday afternoon after i She told police, “Easy, straight up, pulled it behind white and appeared to be in about 300 angry police and firemen j guys.-sDon't baiter me. The her and wrestled her and the told their leaders to leave, in ap- \ her late 20s. gun didn't go off. Easy guys, parent satisfaction over the city’s i weapon to the ground. The President was quickly I'm still. The gun didn't go BMNGS BANKING wage offer. ; A young woman tentatively identified as Lynn Fromm, and believed to be hustled away by security off." After the incident. Ford was forces and clearly was .un­ hustled into the Capitol for one of “The Manson Girls,” is led away by security agents after she drew a Observers said that 20 NEWTOWN—Five doctors are ; harm ed. the meeting with Brown. pistol and aimed at President Ford as he walked-through a crowd in minutes before the incident. Sacramento, Calif. Ford was unhuTt. (UPI photo) said to have resigned from the staff The incident occurred at Fairfield Hills State Hospital to about 10:03 a.m. PDT as Ford protest the wage increase offered was on his waiy to meet Calif. them by the state. A spokesman at UP TO YOUR SPEED. Gov. Edmund C. Brown Jr. in the hospital. Dr. Eric J. Scales, said Thursday the five delivered their resignations after Finance Com­ missioner Jay 0. Tapper announced Coup try crushed in Sudan the state’s offer of $4,600 a year in guaranteed overtime.

BRIDGEPORT—The appointment CAIRO, Egypt (UPI) — The Sudanese The commander of Sudan’s armed of the plotting by a handful of men, used ment on Omdurman Radio. of Mayor Nicholas A. Panuzio to a Iikside today armed forces crushed an attempted coup forces, Maj. Gen. Bashir Mohammed Ali, by some failed politicians to accomplish federal job apparently won’t keep against President Jaafar Numeiry today, broadcast a statement saying his troops their aims.” Ali called on all otlicers and men to him from a chance to land the Andover...... 3 E. Hartford...... 7 the Sudan News Agency said. had destroyed the plot against Numeiry in “carry out their duty toward the (May The Middle East News Agency said its 1969) revolution and guard the security of Republican gubernatorial nomina­ Bolton...... 3 Editorial ...... 4 The mastermind of the plot, Lt. Col. t^vo hours and restored full authority to correspondent in Khartoum reported the citizens and the reputation of the country, tion in 1978. Panuzio, appointed Business...... 5 Gardening...... 20 Hassan Hussein Osman, had earlier gone the government, which has ruled the city was “stable” and popular inside and outside Sudan. ” ’Thursday by President Ford to a Classified .... 14-18 Hebron...... 7 on Omdurman radio to report the African nation for six years. “ What your armed forces did today was demonstrations had begun in support of $36,000-a-year job with the General Com ics...... 19 Obituaries...... 10 overthrow of Numeiry and the dissolution Numeiry. Services Administration, said he Coventry ...... 14 S ports...... 11-13 a true revolutionary action,” Ali said. The first announcement of the coup ■ of the government. came when Omdurman radio suddenly would be happy to accept the party’s Dear Abby...... 19 V ernon...... 10 “We will crush all opposition and smash The 45-year-old army general came to But the coup he led together with a began playing martial music and an army gubernatorial standard in 1978. all Communist or sectarian corruption.’’ power in a military coup in 1969 after a officer identifying himself as Lt. Col. number of junior army offipers was In his sU fe m ^ ,,. AU indicate thaP turbulent career In the aririiSnorces. He ln~Saturday’s Herald, Weekend Hassan Hussein Osman announced crushed wlthin two hours by units loyaMo- -'some fightir^ was still going dh 'ln the once survived a Communist-backed coup magazine features the red-hot Re^ Sox, President Numeiry, the agency said. Numeiry had been overthrown. capital of Khartoum. attempt that lasted three days in 1971, Regional the upcoming Big E, a close look at horns A government statement called the con­ “I warn those who are still holding out in by Herald Photographer Steve Dunn, and spirators as “Communists and memers of All’s broadcast followed an earlier He announced the dissolution of the BOS’TON—Flanked by the mayor S enemy positions to regain their senses im­ stories on the new telfevision season. 'The the Moslem Brotherhood,” a fanatical statement from Maj. Aboul Kassem Sudanese power structure, including the and a top Justice Department of- s mediately,” Ali said. ficial. Gov. Michael S. Dukakis ^ usual features include Forum of the arts, relgious group banned in the Sudan and Mohammed Ibrahim, a member of the Socialist Union, the Peoples Council, the Thursday said massive police ^ Books, Stamps and coins, and complete other Arab countries. There wqs no word He said that “this has been a sad day in ruling political council, promising that Council of Ministers and the National security authority. protection would handle resistance f i , weekly television listings. on their fate. the history of the armed forces as a result Numeiry himself would soon make a state­ to a second-year of court-ordered S desegregation. “Our position is g clear and it is united. Persons who ^ violate the law or engage in violence TM. will be apprehended and prosecuted, ^ ‘ and the prosecutions will be even- S handed and swift,” he said. » District silent on petition, petitioners^ lawyer says it’s valid NEW YORK—Today was the day gI New York City was supposed to fold, g It didn’t. ’The next scheduled day for § By SOL R. COHEN legal opinion Tuesday by Assistant Town the Connecticut General Statutes as his action, under the jurisdiction of the Town meeting and that he hasn't asked LaBelle default is Sept. 15. In last-minute % Herald Reporter maneuvering ’Thursday, municipal s Counsel Victor Moses. authority. Section 7-9 spells out the Fire District and under contract^with the for an opinion. Tuesday ight, LaBelle unions lent the city $100 million in g - ' / Moses declared the district acted in process for circulating and certifying District Fire Department. declined to comment and wouldn’t say Atelier Eighth District officials continue to violation of its charter, the town charter petitions within a municipality. whether or not he is preparing an opinion. pension funds to avoid default. g Massaro, in declining comment’on the A no-waiting maintain silence over the latest develop­ and state statutes July 31, when it voted to A laywer for the petitioners disagreed. Comment was forthcoming, however. situation, said he won’t have any to make ment in the dispute concerning fire- extend its fire-service boundaries into the The “Invalid” petitions, Moses said, until John LaBelle, district counsel, issues who only coshes checks. service jurisdiction in the Bucklahd area Buckland area. way to make International wipe out the July 31 action to extend dis­ an opinion and until after the district — the town’s or district’s. He ruled as “invalid” the petition from trict boundaries — with the status quo of board meets to discuss the developments. See Page Ten District president Michael Massaro said Buckland area property owners which led A iine that octuaiiy moves. How many times have you just wanted to cash a CAIRO, Egypt (UPI) — President fire service there remaining as before the He said he hasn’t scheduled a district today he has “no comment” regarding a to the July 31 action, citing Section 7-9 of deposits and check (a one minute transaction) but found yourself Anwar Sadat has attacked Say good-bye to the great American pastime of “seditious rumor-mongers” in the standing in a five or ten minute line? Our new Jet Soviet Union and accused the standing in teller lines that never seem to move. payments. Check Cashing Line is open at the busiest times of Kremlin of “attempting to under­ CBT's Jet Teller Line is a moving experience. In fact, mine the unity of the Arabs.” The If you're makiug a simple day to make sure that when you just want cash, president angrily lashed out at the even if someone up ahead is making deposits for Soviet Union Thursday for boycot­ Hilliard Pond seen potential nature center you'll get it fast at CBT. savings or checking deposit, the whole neighborhood, it won't slow you down. ting the signing of the new Egyptian- Israeli peace agreement in Geneva. or making a Master Charge, loan or mortgage pay­ Because in our Jet Teller Line, you get the next avail­ / By MALCOLM BARLOW • Raccoons and American toads are ment, you may not even need a teller's help. And able teller. No matter how busy the other tellers are. Herald Reporter common there. that's what our Jet Deposit Box is all Saturday hours, ■LISBON, Portugal (UPI) - A young Manchester woman did a study • Many rare plants surround it. Defiant army officers today v o t^ to. § of Hilliard Pond off W. Middle Tpke. this Miss Taylor has contacted the members about. You just fill out a special Jet boycott a crucial meeting of the g spring. She now considers it a possible se­ of the to\vn Conservation Commission to Deposit Envelope, put in your deposit or hmditime hours. nation’s military leaders, post- “ cond nature center for the town. tell them the results of her studies. poning talks dealing with the fate of Miss Kathe Taylor, 21, of 296 Ferguson The commission put the purchase by the payment, and drop it into the Box. It's Now, most of CBT's 84 offices around the State pro-Communist armed forces chief Rd. graduated this spring from Springfield town of Hilliard Pond on the top of its simple, fast and safe. We'll mail your Vasco Goncalves. The army College with a BS degree in environmental priority list Nov. 18. give you Drive-Up Window service on Saturdays delegates to the Armed Forces studies. “There's only one .nature center in receipt (or your passbook) the same day. Movement general assembly During her last trimester at Springfield, Manchester and it’s on the other side of from 9 A.M. till Noon. demanded the immediate ouster of she planned and carried out a detailed town (Oak Grove Nature Center). Hilliard And if you do your banking at lunchtime, you'll Goncalves as their price fof atten­ study of the pond. She was aided by Allen Pond is within walking distance of at least dance, military sources said. Williams of the state Department of En­ one school (Waddell) and thousands of be happy to know that our tellers don't go out to vironmental Protection and Ken Bond, a area residents. limch when you do. They're there when you need Manchester architect who supplied her “The idea has the active support of with pond blue prints. many area residents. them. Among her findings are; “Trail development for nature walks • There is a foot path around the 13-acre appears easy. Fishing is almost possible pond which has been used a great deal by now. Winter skating would be okay if the area residents. tires and shopping carts were removed.” • The surrounding land is only 30 per The pond is now owned by Morris and Kissinger gets cent urban despite the view most people Richard Bezzini of East Hartford. They have of the pond from the turnpike. have recently drained much of the water strong support • The land and pond are rich in a wide away, making it appear even more un­ variety of animals and plants. The sightly. WASHINGTON (UPI) - habitats are Weal for several types of en­ The Bezzini bYothers have said they Secretary of State Henry dangered plants and animals. have no immediate plans for the land. K lssin^r has won stropg Senate • The water has a C or D rating by DEP Development on it might be highly costly support for swift congressional standards. An A rating is clean enough for due to the fill needed. It may even be im­ h% baukiug the way yoH want it. possible if the land is considered inland- authorization to use U.S. civilian bathing. She said the pond rating could technicians after promising easily be raised to B which is good enough wetlands by the DEP and the town. Americans would be informed of all for fishing. Miss Taylor hopes to discuss the pond at U.S. commitments in the Egyptlan- “The pollution is not as bad as it looks,” the September meeting of the ConServa-- THE COIVINECTICUT BANK Israeli accdrd. “The American peo­ Miss Taylor said. tion Commission. ple will know everything we are • There are muskrat lodges in one part She will become an intern this month at committed to,” Kissinger told of the pond. Such things are not the usual the National Audubon Society offices in AND TRUST COMPANY reporters after a three-hour in the middle of a town. Greenwich. There she will be trained for meeting with‘Senate Foreign Kathe Taylor adds to her study of Hilliard Pond late/in over her left shoulder. (Herald photo by Dunn) • Many fish are in the pond. Song birds nature center maintenance and the Relations Committee members and August; The Parkade Apartments on W. Middle Tpke. are and game birds of many varieties frequent teaching of nature classes. at least 18 other senators. it. ■ •