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p a g e t w e n t y -f o u r — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Sept. 11, 1975 The weather Windy with periods of rain, highs upper 70s. The lottery Showers possible early tonight,'^ partial clearing, cooler, lows upper 40s. Saturday, SNNIAL MaiuriiTHtFr This week’s Connecticut State Lottery partly cloudy, highs in 60s. I Teachers in middle of economic crisis number can be found on page 2. disgruntled than “local” Somewhere along the line, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1975 - VOL. XCIV, No. 292 Manchester—A City of Village Charm TWENTY PAGES frustrated by the economic country are being laid off, children — a good education — • To make kindergarten taxpayers. They are, )n fact, PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS PATRICIA McCORMACK the NEA seems to have lost crisis sired by recession and in­ ripped off, pink-slipp^ and just remains in serious jeopardy programs universal, upgrade one and the same — angered at DPI Education Editor sight of the fact that Uncle Sam plain bagged. The time is at across the nation. adult education, reinstate the tax-take, regardless of the flation. gets his money from taxpayers, The new academic year may This was made plain at the hand for us to stop being" the “An NEA report released at financially induced cutbacks in source, be it federal, state or too. .•.V.V.V.V.VAW.V. turn into the year of the strike. recent annual meeting of the economic yo-yo for the ups and the convention shows that if school offerings and services. ’They are no less burdened of local. The school bell opening the National Education Association downs of the economy. every one of the 223,450 begin­ • Improve general education, With certain qualifications new term in many cities was “When times are good, ning teachers from the 1974 in Los Angeles. and spur other advancement. followed by picketing teachers, John Ryor, new president of teachers’ salaries rise all the graduating class had been hired, this would leave the “Undercutting our education PARK MLUOYCE FLOWER SHOP striking for bigger paychecks. the association, put it this way: way to mediocrity; and when % schools short of 466,500 ■programs,” Harris said, “will News Whether striking or not, “ We pay veterinarians more they’re bad, we’re practically WEEKEND SPECIALI only ensure more crime, larger teachers all over America are teachers needed to bring a than twice as much to nurse our destitute.” welfare rolls, fewer productive pets as we do teachers to shape More than 8,000 delegates “ minimum standard of Marguarite Governors supporting taxpaying citizens, weakened quality” to the nation’s schools. summary representing 1.8 million The mining minister. Col. Jose the minds of our children. Two- military strength, and less in­ thirds of the teachers in this teachers chorused that the big As the association sees it, Advancing down the Hudson Angonia Zelaya, said recently dividual fulfullment.” DAISIES country are making less than economic crisis in the schools qualified but now jobless River as part of a grand design that 1975 mining exports have With local taxpayers all over Compiled from the federal government says is threatens the nation. “Present teachers should be hired and for conquering the northern suffered a 30 per cent decline. In­ the nation pressing to keep the United Prees International the minimum living for a fami­ policies of school cutbacks in used in the following ways: offshore oil drilling colonies, the British army of stead of the $300 million earned lid on taxes, where will the do*. personnel and funds are in­ • To prevent or reduce over­ *1.49 ly of four. Gen. John Burgoyne clashed in in 1974 by the export of tin, cop­ money come from? Continental Oil Co., said legislation “We have to change this, to defensible, myopic, and crowding in classrooms. (Cash and Cany) NEW LONDON (UPI) - The governors way to help ease the impact of the rapid Sept; 1777 with the American per, lead and other minerals, The association says Uncle economic growth that would follow tap­ proposed by the committee would mean demand more.” irresponsible,” 1974-75 presi­ State of Rhode Island and Connecticut today army of Gen. Horatio Gates. Bolivia is likely to earn only $200 • To raise the quality of Sam should bciost its support of FLOWeaS and AaHAHOEMBNTS FOH EVeSY OCCASION . . . additional delays and higher costs to In his nomination acceptance dent Jam es A. Harris warned. supported offshore drilling for oil and ping of the offshore resources. The Battle of Saratoga and the million this year, the same sum education for handicapped and public school financing from 7 “While qualified persons natural gas but said adequate controls The two governors testified before a produce oil and gas from the coastal resulting surrender of speech, Ryor used even tougher disadvantaged children, in­ per cent to a full one-third — 36 OAK ST., MANCHESTER Tel. 649-0791 or 649-1443 NEW H.WEN—Former British as in 1973. the minister said. must be provided to minimize adverse congressional subcommittee holding the waters. Burgoyne’s army wrecked the language saying: search unsuccessfully for dividualize instruction and FREE Delivery & Parking • Frank Gakeler, Prop. Prime Minister Edward Heath will Since 1973, the costs of extract­ 33.33 per cent. first of two New England hearings on Finley said the present Outer Continen­ British campaign. More impor­ ‘‘Our colleagues all over the teaching jobs, the birthright of fspeak at Yale University Sept. 14-17 economic and environmental affects. ing minerals have tripled, he curriculum. tal Shelf Act as well as other federal and tant, it was the turning point of in connection with his appointment Gov. Philip W. Noel of Rhode Island said drilling. The second hearing is scheduled said. for Saturday in Boston. state laws provide adequate safeguards the Revolution. Not only did the as a Chubb Fellow. He will meet his economically depressed state wants to Both Reps. Christopher Dodd, D-Conn., for the environment and assure a fair colonists draw new hope at a with students and faculty in both participate in offshore continental shelf and John Murphy, D-N.Y., criticized public return on the oil proceeds. . critical moment when defeat classroom and formal sessions and development. But he said Rhode Island's President Ford for proceeding with Finley said existing laws plus the nor­ would have been devastating, his Sept. 16 speech will be open to tourism and fishing industries must be , offshore leasing without considering the mal lead time of five to eight years to but the victory also had a the public. protected against harm from such decisive influence on development. needs and problems of coastal states start oil flowing provides sufficient time negotiations in Europe for an Gov. Ella T. Grasso of Connecticut affected by the development. for the states affected by oil development HARTFORD—The Roman alliance with France, The suggested revenue sharing would be one James E. Finley, a vice president of to react. World Almanac recalls. Catholic archdiocese of Hartford A spokesman for the Greater Boston has reported its experiment with Chamber of Commerce, Thomas A. Samp­ “ team ministry”—many rather than son, suggested a direct revenue sharing one priest in charge of a parish—has system to compensate the states from the been successful. The Hartford study NYC teachers told producers. involved all priests, but in other Sampson said a precedent already exists areas lay persons have been in­ under a 1920' law for sharing oil payments Columbus Day cluded in the team concept. with the states. Introducing “ We believe that it should be a. proclaimed to cease picketing prerequisite for this region’s acceptance WASHINGTON (UPI) - NEW YORK (UPI) - A State Supreme Justice Irving Saypol gave the order at of OCS production and development,” President Ford said Wednesday I Regional Fire follows prison disturbance Court judge today gave teachers three an 8 a.m. court session and then recessed Sampson said. the United States would not be With the skyline of Nashville, Tenn.,Jn the background, smoke and flames hours to end four days of picketing that the hearing until 11 a.m. The 22 coastal state's which account for celebrating its Bicentennial in BOSTON—Gov. Michael Dukakis more than 55 per cent of the nation's pop­ billow from inside the walls of the 'Tennessee State Prison l,ate last night has crippled the nation’s largest public The formal order to end the strike came 1976 except for Christopher says his office has received com­ school system. ulation “must be active participants in after a disturbance by inmates. Police quelled the uprising about 1:30 a.m. after the United Federation of Teachers Columbus’ journey to the New mitments from eight announced Failure to comply could result in jailing and the Board of Education failed to reach any successful effort to develop the outer today. It was sparked by an inmate who got bologna instead of pork chops at World. Democratic presidential canidates of the union's leaders and a fine against a settlement during all night negotiations. continental shelf,” Mrs. Grasso said. In a proclamation designating to attend a regional party con­ supper. (UPI photo) the union. Both sides reported they were stalled “Based on the record, it is clear that a Oct. 13 as Columbus Day, Ford tfie /u re ference in Springfield Sept. 27-28. over money, congressional mandate is vital to said “we honour the great Cosponsored by Duakakis and New “Nobody knows what will happen,” a guarantee the coastal states an effective Italian navigator whose historic York Lt. Gov. Mary Ann Krupsak, board spokesman said as the talks role,” she said. westward voyage blazed the the conclave is financed by the recessed indefinitedly at 5:30 a.m. “The Ford administration continues to way for the setters from many Americans for Democratic Action or wants school projects politely downplay, if not ignore, crucial Saypol had met with attorneys for both lands who followed to build a and several labor unions. sides in his chambers for 20 minutes issues affecting the states,” she said. new world.’’ before today’s morning court session and If reserves are found on the Georges Ford’s proclamation never PROVIDENCE, R .I.-“Under contingent upon state aid then said he would grant a union request to Bank, she said, they would supply New actually said Columbus dis­ law...a strike by public employes is suspend the court actions until Tuesday England needs for no more than five covered America. 'That school illegal” Judge Arthur A. Carrellas “on the condition they go forward im­ years, according to best estimates. tion, the state revealed it had reached its think it prudent, however, to proceed with book version has been said Thursday in ordering By SOL R. COHEN mediately to stop the strike.” “The time gained from successful TfilnoA school bonding ceiling and that state the construction in this uncertain challenged by devotees of Leif Middletown’s 215 teachers to ^ r t Herald Reporter development of the shelf should be used as grants for school construction aren’t economic period without state assistance, Ericson — said to have landed work. Pawtucket Teachers Union a reprieve in which to find more lasting ‘Informed by Town Clerk Edward available. as anticipated by the committee and the Saypol had ordered the picketing ended in the new world about 500 officials are to appear in a solutions,” she said. Tomkiel there’s no provision in the law for State officials said it’s unlikely anything board.” Thursday but agreed to adjourn the court years before Columbus arrived Providence court Monday to explain “Outer continental shelf development removing the $2,373,000 school-renovation can be done until at least February, when He said, “ It is my judgment that the proceedings until today when both sides in 1492 — and others. defiance of a second back to work should be regarded, at best, as a tran­ question from the November voting the General Assembly convenes again. need for the improvements has been indicated an agreement might be reached. “Our admiration for the order. The officials are in South sitory development,” the governor said. machines. Mayor John Thompson is They said, also, there’s no assurance the demonstrated. Our children at the Bentley ’The strike, now in its fourth day, has vir­ achievement of Christopher Attleboro, Mass, and sheriffs cannot “It should be regarded as an opportunity proposing an alternate approach. present formula (state grants equaling 50 and Washington Schools are being short­ tually shut down the 1.1 million student Columbus has not dimmed over croi^ state lines to serve sum­ to invest rather than occasion to indulge.” He said he’ll propose to the Board of per cent of construction costs) would be changed. The West Side Recreation Center public school system. the span of nearly five cen­ monses. Connecticut, she said, has led the nation Directors in October that, “if the voters has had a long and illustrious history, but Emerging from his hotel room shortly turies,” said Ford. retained, even if the bonding ceiling were in energy saving and ranks 49th in per approve the referendum question, the' after 7 a.m. for his early court In another proclamation raised. 'ITiey hinted the formula might be it should be replaced.” capita consumption of energy. Board should proceed with the projects appearance, a haggard-looking Albert designating Oct. 27 as Veterans’ reduced. He concluded, “There is no change in “ Even with such frugality, however, National only if the original state funding is the need. ’There is, however, the question Shanker, president of the UFT, said when Day, Ford said that of all the many of our current economic woes are assured.” Thompson’s statement today is in the of funding in these difficult financial asked about the prospect of going to jail: days to note during America’s caused by energy-related problems,” she ;|; LOS ANGELES—Seven ballistics Thompson’s position is the same as that wake of a brief discussion by the directors “I ’m not looking forward to it.” Bicentennial, “none is more times.” said. ij expers across the nation will carry of the Board of Education, in a resoiutuion Tuesday night. The sentiment was for worthy of special observance” out independent tests on Sirhan it adopted Monday night. removing the question from the voting than the one honoring those who |5 Sirhan’s pistol under a judge’s order When the directors authorized the machines, if possible. Thompson said he’d died fighting for this country in to determine whether another gun referendum question on Aug. 5, it was on seek a legal opinion from the town its first 200 years of history.” j: was fired in the assassination of the assumption the state would contribute counsel. He learned the question must Boston, Louisville schools Robert Kennedy. about $980,000 toward the cost. The project appear on the machines. is for renovations and additions to Bentley He said today, “It is unfortunate that § WASHINGTON-A swap of and Washington Schools and for replacing the hard work of the Citizens Advisory end week of busing quietly MCC offers vets ;i: American grain for Russian oil may the West Side Rec with an entirely new Committee and the Board of Education, as well as the children, are threatened by the math, English be raised by U. S. negotiators in facility. By United Press International Thursday. However, six male students — three Moscow as part of currenb talks on a Shortly after the directors’ Aug. 5 ac­ uncertainty of'the state’s funding. I do not Schools finishing the first week of court- blacks and three whites — were suspended The Veterans Affairs Office Arrests after a week of court-ordered possible long-term grain trade ordered busing in Boston and Louisville, from South Boston High Thursday. Four at Manchester Community - _ B s i f y U desegregation stood at 107 in Boston and agreement, according to ad- Ky., are quiet and the students are going were in a brief fight in a third-floor cor­ College is offering remedial 574 in Louisville. I ministration officials. back to classes. ridor. One of the blacks left school with his math and English courses for At South Boston High School, Head­ Attendance in Boston Thursday rose to master William Reid said tensions were arm in a sling. vets this semester. Ford to politick 69.1 per cent of the projected enrollment Fourteen students were suspended I WASHINGTON-The Senate Civil beginning to ease among students. The classes are open to all Momb«rF,oi(, of 76,127, and to 76 per cent in Louisville of Wednesday. vets regardless of length of ser­ Service Committee says 3 million “Each day, you see more and more the expected 124,000. On the streets of Charlestown, a vice. Space is on a first come, ;|S white collar federal youngsters at leat speaking to each There were few reported disturbances women’s antibusing group marched near first served basis. The courses employes—including the vice presi- in Midwest, Texas other,” Reid said. Bunker Hill for the third day to protest the are free but the textbooks dent and members of federal desegregation order that involves Congress—deserve an 8.66 per cent WASHINGTON (UPI) - Stuffed into a bulging under Ford’s brown pinstripe aren’t. the busing of 26,000 students. ’The math course meets Mon­ pay raise. President Ford has asked :|i jacket, was one of the security bulletproof vest. President Ford cam­ Police presence remained high days from 8:25 to 10 p.m. begin­ :•! that pay hikes be limited to 5 per precautions taken after Lynette Alice paigned across southern New Hampshire Thursday and Police Commissioner ning Sept. 22. The English S cent. g Fromme, a follower of Charles Manson, for 11 hours Thursday. But the sky was Robert diGrazia refused to speculate on course meets Wednesdays from pointed a loaded pistol at Ford in s? % clear, the crowds large and friendly, and when he might begin to withdraw some of­ 8:25 to 10 p.m. beginning Sept. g WASHINGTON - Doctors have Ford called it “a wonderful day.” Sacramento, Calif., a week ago. ficers. $; removed a nodule considered Throughout the motorcade tour — 136 24. They will each run 12 weeks. With only a brief rest. Ford leaves today “We’re going to be sneaky about it :g probably cancerous from the right miles and stops in more than 20 villages To learn more, call the vets’ on a two-day political trip to St. Louis, because we’re dealing with sneaky ;i|: lung of Sen. Phillip A. Hart, D-Mich. and towns — some 115,000 persons turned office at 646-4900, ext. 325. Mo., Kansas City, Mo., Kansas City, Kan., people,” diGrazia said. Hart, 62, was listed in satisfactory g and Dallas and Midland, Tex. out to see the President. At a news conference, more than a Take your pick . . . we’ve got six savings § condition at Bethesda Naval Ford had flown to New Hampshire for a His style of campaigning involved even dozen gasoline bombs were displayed, ^ Hospital Thursday. g plans... from 5^% on Regular Savings all the way up one-day campaign blitz in behalf of more contact with people than before along with a dozen darts of the type Hammond ORGANS Republican senatorial candidate Louis C. Sacramento. He grabbed and -shook out­ reportedly fired at police by some white to 7%% on Six Year Certificates. I NEW YORK-First City Bank | Wyman, who faces a close election fight stretched hands by the hundreds. He stood All S.B.M. savings plans ' S ; . * gangs. g; today raised its prime interest rate with Democratic candidate John Durkin in in his presidential limousine, with the roof “We’re talking about a small group of are a sure thing: All S.B.M. savings earn from day of deposit to day of iji one-quarter percentage point to 8 g a special election Tuesday. pulled back, waving to crowds for most of hooligans who aren’t concerned about • SURE to earn you the highest interest allowed by g per cent, the highest level since Tlte proteptive vest, which could be seen the day, and after darkness fell. busing,” diGrazia said. “They’re having withdrawal*... your earnings are compounded con­ § February and another repercussion g I . law. their Halloween nightly.” tinuously and credited monthly. IS of inflation. $: In Louisville, there were no antibusing i s demonstrations Thursday despite the lif­ • SURE to be an absolutely safe investment. All ac­ g NEW YORK-New York Lt. Gov. g Compromise oil price bill ting of a ban on such protests by U.S. counts are insured up to $40,000. by F.D.l.C. Save for something big... or save for something small ij:' Mary Ann Krupsak urged a City g District Court Judge Jam es Gordon. , |S Council panel Thuray to approve the g «»?!♦ Gordon ordered the system to bus 26,600 ... but to be sure you get a sure thing ... save at S.B.M. g “Gay Rights Bill” which bars dis- g bogs down in the Senate of 124,000 children to achieve racial • SURE to give you a great sense of security as you § crimination against homosexuals, g balance in the city and county schools. watch your savings grow. g But after 13V2 hours of emotional g WASHINGTON (UPI) - It raced “The President... has not moved an in­ More than 900 National Guardsmen were You can RENT an ORGAN § debate the council rejected the bill g through the House, but a compromise ch,’’ Sen. Edmund Muskie, D-Maine, said. called out during the weekend after 10,000 from WATKINS. Entire rental g which was first proposed four years iji; extension of oil price controls bogged Shortly afterward, the Senate quit for persons began stoning police and setting g ago. down in the Senate — and even a phone the weekend. 'im fires. cost credited towards ‘ So long as $5 remains In account 'til end of period purchase If you buy laterl call to President Ford proved futile. Its debate during the long day echoed IS. FDIC regulalloni permit wlthdrawile from i I The Senate quit for the weekend at 8:40 the same suspicions and accusations that The World** Largest Time Sevlnge Accounts before meturity pro­ I International | p.m. Thursday, with no agreement on the have characterized the energy debate vided.rete of Inleretl on amount withdrawn jka«ii Selling Organ compromise. since the Arabs’ oil embargo of late 1973. Is reduced to the passbook rets and three g CAIRO -Egyptian Foreign Minutes earlier, assistant Senate That embargo led to price controls on oil Inside today months Interest Is (ortelted. S Minister Ismail Fahmi today g Republican leader Robert Griffin of that held 60 per cent of domestic oil How About Joining Our g challenged theSoviet Union to g Michigan announced he had reached Ford production under a $S.25-per-barrel ceiling Bolton...... 6 Editorial ...... 4 g mediate an interim peace agree- g ADULT ORGAN CLASS during a political swing through New at a time when uncontrolled oil was selling Business...... 3 Ellington .... 6, 10 FOR BEGINNERS g ment on the Syrian Golan Heights g Hampshire and told him of the at from $10 to $13. Classified — 14-18 Gardening ...... 20 At Our Manchester % along the model of the latest g Democrats’ latest offer. The law ended Aug. 31, and Ford vetoed Chatting with governor C om ics...... 19 Obituaries ...... 10 Egyptian-Israeii Sinai accord. g That was for oil price controls to be Tuesday the six-month extension Congress Studio. STARTS In SEPT. Mrs. Frances Grimes of Manchester visited Governor Ella Grasso in Vernon Coventry .. 6-7, 20 S. Windsor . . . 7, 20 extended, but on condition the President had passed. His veto held up when a Sports...... 11-13 Morning & Evening s Thursday as she conducted “office” hours in the Memorial Building, Park Dear Abby...... 19 Classes. Enrollment TEL AVIV -Is ra e li and Palesti- g not send Congress a decontrol plan until Senate move to override it got a 61-39 vote E. H artford...... § V ernon___ 7-6, 10 nian guerrillas have stepped up g November. Wednesday, six shy of the two-thirds Place. Mrs. Grimes, like many others, just came to chat or praise, rather Limited. For Details Call than register a complaint. Mrs. Grimes is a former teacher of nursing Marlon. fighting along the Lebanese border g Griffin, said Ford agreed that if the margin required. In S a tu rd a y ’s Herald, Weekend Savings Bank in a violent offshoot of the new Mid- g Senate would pass the louse’s extension Thursday, the House Commerce Com­ science at Windham High School. She told Governor Grasso that she felt Rabbi Leon Wind of 043.5171 magazine features die East peace pact. Israel made g Ford would not send a decontrol plan until mittee approved a reinstatement of con­ many retired teachers do not understand the law concerning retirement pay Temple Beth Sholom, a look at last OKI mSMY TWO UTHMV its seventh strike in the last two g Oct. 20. trols, through Oct. 31. The House took that and thus are blaming Governor Grasso. Mrs. Grimes and the governor also weekend’s Miss America Pageant, stamps . OKI niWSMY um i I PR months against Palestinian targets g If the Senate could buy that, Griffin up immediately and passed it without dis­ chatted about mutual friends during the session. The governor was in Vernon and coins, books, the arts, and complete said, “I think a great sigh of relief would of Manchester in Lebanon Thursday. sent. The extension was longer than Ford for about four hours and during that time met with some 40 persons. (Herald television listings. Member F.D.l.C. go up all across the country.” had said he would accept, but Republicans photo by Richmond) _646-1700 MANCHESTER • EAST HARTFORD • SOUTH WINDSOR • BOLTON e ANDOVER No deal, the Democrats replied. felt he could accept that. MB IM n Straat WawitiMUr People-to-Paople Banking .

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PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., Sept. 12, 1975 THEATER SCHEDULE Citizens band radio becomes big business Film, exhibits to open Stairwell Gallery Showcase 1 - “Once Is Not NEW YORK (UPI) - don’t tell the whole story. Many of Ampex and Raytheon. owners. About one out of every vised about radar traps and chatter away without official Vernon Cine 1 — “White Line U.A. East 1 - “Jaws,” 7:20- Enough,” 7:05-9:40 Citizens band radio, introduced hobby purchasers don’t bother When Thompson took over five long haul trucks carries a thereby escape the prying eyes sanction, and with little Fever,” 7:30-9:10 9:40 likelihood of official reprimand The Stairwell Gallery at Orwell’s classic. Refreshments Newington, has lived in New that date from 1966 to the pre­ University of Connecticut Showcase 2 - “ Fortune,,” as the poor man’s marine radio with a license although the FCC Linear Systems, it was doing citizens band transceiver as of the police while defying the P U n DEFT. STOIS Vernon Cine 2 — “Bite the U.A. E a s t 2 - “Benji,” 7:15- as long as they stay off assigned (Wo Hava A Notion To Pioosa) Manchester Community will be served; there’s no ad­ York City since 1964. His work sent. He has had three one-man (1974). 7‘35-9.’30 system, has found public favor, cut the fee from $20 to 34 a few only $1 million a year in well as standard common emergency 50-mile sp e^ limit. Bullet,” 7:15-9:30 9:15 Noxt to Frank’s Supormorkst College will open its 1975-1976 mission charge. is includ^ in permanent collec­ exhibitions in New York City Showcase 3 - “Return of the but mainly on land. years ago. business. This year it expects to carrier radio telephone. The There are indications the hob­ channels. Manchester* Drive-In — “Box U.A. East 3 - “Cleopatra East NUiMlo TDko.. Manchostor season tonight with the The gallery is located at the tions at the Museum of Modem and has exhibited in several I Pink Panther,” 7:40-9:55 Licenses to operate the two- There are about a dozen do $14 million and Thompson is Electronic Industries Associa­ by network is growing. The Car ^ rth a ,” 8:00; “Six Pack Jones and the Casino of Gold,” screening of a film classic and college’s 146 Hartford Rd. Art, the National Gallery in group shows. Showpase 4 - “Love and way transceivers are being manufacturers in the United confidently counting on $30 tion said about one of every 39 equipment, unlike ham radio 7:15-9:15 building. Gallery hours are 8 Washington, D.C., Yale Univer­ In June, Hebert received the Annie,” 9:40 issued by the Federal Com­ million next year. motorists making long trips stations, is fairly inexpensive, GREETING CARDS NOTICE an exhibition by David Prentice Hebert, a 1971 graduate of Showplace — “Blazing Death,” 7:20-9:15 States with company sales of a.m, to 10 p.m. weekdays and 9 sity, and the Wadsworth MCC, is the first alumnus to Ken Davies Award for artists munications Commission at a Thompson said the big growth carried a CB transceiver. simple to operate, requires no In Observance of Yom Kippur, and Tom Hebert. Saddles,” 7:00-10:15; “Young $10 million a year or more. FOR ALL OCCASIONS a.m. to noon Saturdays. The Atheneum. exhibit in the Stairwell Gallery under age 30 at the Connecticut rate of 150,(W0 a month, up from ’Typical is Linear Systems has been in use of the citizens Thompson said the energy test. Many of the hobby users See Our Large Dleplay Plaza Will Be Closea The gallery's eighth year Frankenstein,” 8:40 imTHEATRES EAST exhibition will remain on view At MCC, Prentice will be as a professional artist. Besides Academy of Fine Arts Exhibi­ 20,000 a month in 1973. band by trucking companies, crisis in late 1973 and early 1974 are licensed, of course, but starts at 8 p.m. with a showing Burnside 1 - “Tommy,” Inc. of Watsonville, Calif., run Monday, September 15th. of “Animal Firm,’’ the until Oct. 3. showing drawings, prints, his degree from MCC, Hebert tion at Hartford’s Wadsworth But the licensing figures by a 44-year-ol(i Harvard owners of motor homes and gave a tremendous lift to CB others — some of whom fall iK D M H K animated film of George Prentice, a native of collages and small paintings holds a B.F.A. degree from the Atheneum. Judge Newman Business School graduate, recreational vehicles, business because truckers began using short of the FCC’s 18-year old Burnside 2 - “Part II concerns and passenger car the band to keep each other ad­ minimum age requirement — to address Walking Tall,” 7:30-9:30 ill David ’Thompson, an alumnus FOI workshop n [ 3 Three Democratic mayors upset in primaries I \ - \ h z . lipi WES’! HARTFORD (UPI) - fi U.S. District Court Judge Jon m 1 his party-endorsed candidacy 144-Uie *3^ United Press International and graduate of the Yale Law century until his death earlier carry his entire slate into the 0. Newman will be the main F against' challenger John to cm n M OK PMOMI ujoring Mayors in three of Connec­ School, got heavy support from this year. November ballots. Mambruno speaker at an Oct. 2 workshop the university area and was en­ Hartford Town Chairman and became mayor when Bergin’s McGuire, while the on Connecticut’s new Freedom T B lX im o BOTH CINE ticut’s four largest cities were organizational slate won in Hffj PLUS S3UU)LES BUSINESS defeated in major upsets by dorsed by Sen. Joseph I. Lieber- City (Council President Nicholas father died in office in 1971. of Information law. iM 99G TH IS WEEK A East Hartford, led by Mayor •Deluxe 12-Sp. Democratic primary voters man and Rep. Albert Webber, A. Carbone received 5,018 A three-way mayoral race in The workshop, sponsored by SAT.-SUN. 2 P.M. Richard H. Blackstone over who rebuffed the party- both Democrats from New votes, the least amount on the New Britain was narrowly won the Connecticut Council on “RUN WILD r innMm-lwNcMMMK > Tax seminar Hand Mixer by Matthew Avatabile, with 3,- Harry Ravalese. Freedom of Information, also endorsed leadership Thursday. Haven. slate. The Internal Revenue Service 477 votes, over Henry J. Stamford Mayor Frederick will feature the three members BUN FREE” “BITE THE BUlLEr\po> Only Hartford’s party- The unofficial tally gave Former Hartford Mayor will conduct a free small •Automatic Logue 9,540 votes to 9,003 for George B. Kinsella and Sen. Olszewski, with 3,338, and Dr. p. Lenz Jr., won renomination of a new state commission |.8 6 tX IIH -(0 ll0 W BUBMSIPt SICMS 7:15-9:S0-5TrMAT!‘^ S r ‘''''^ endorsed councilmanic slate, SUN-2-4:30-7:15-9-J0( business seminar Sept. 23 at Guida from among the 30,000 Wilber G. Smith, who headed William Candelori, with 2,437. when he polled 3,580 votes to 2,- formed to enforce the freedom Can Opener led by the daughter of former 778 for Lillian Filardo and 200 6:30 p.m. in the Federal Democratic National Chairman registered Democrats. the petitioning slate, came in The Town Committee had not of information statutes. BURNSIDE Q-Q Knife Sharpener for John Nocerino. Building, 450 Main St., Hart­ John Bailey, survived the revplt 7th and 8th, respectively, the endorsed a candidate. Appearing at the University Isio iiHiiisiei avL, i. uwe.»szi-nnj In other results: ford. Barbieri, whose 22-year reign latest unofficial counts showed. Avatabile will run against of Hartford will be Freedom of against local party machines Shelton Mayor Francis X. DM HMUKT IRS representatives will dis­ your choice that gave challengers mayoral as party chief is now Bridgeport City Clerk John former state Public Works Information Commission aUMIIMI A A ^ Kelly was re-endorsed over cuss common tax problems. wins in New Haven, Bridgeport threatened, blamed Guide’s Mandanici defeated endorsed Commissioner Paul J. members Herb Brucker of Edward Rockett; Norwalk’s “TOMMY" H H '' They’ll explain record keeping, loss “on a combination of candidate William Mullane for Manafort in November Avon, retired editor ’of the (PO) W W JAN-MICHAEL VINCENT and Waterbury. party-endorsed Patsy Brescia employment and unemploy­ In New Haven, Alderman things,” but singled out support the mayoral nomination, In Bristol, Mayor Frank Hartford Courant, attorney 7;1B-»:15 easily defeated former “WMnUKFEKr ment taxes, and recent tax law . Frank Logue, 51, won by an un­ given Logue by Yale students. dealing a blow to the leadership Longo was upset by party- Judith A. Lahey of Giastonbury, “PARTn legislator Otha Brown Jr.; (PW changes. official 537-vote margin over in­ “They did turn the tide,” he of Town Chairman John endorsed Henry J. Wojtusik Sr. and Mrs. Helen M. Loy, assis­ Wallingford Mayor Rocco J. WALKWG 7:30-9:10-SAT. MAT. AT 2 PM To make reservations for the Reg. cumbent Mayor Bartholomew said. Luchart. Unofficial results gave tant vice president at the un­ Vumbaco defeated challenger TALI’ , SUN-2-4:30-7:1S-9:30 two-hour seminar, telephone To F. Guida, who had been backed In her first bid for public of­ Wojtusik 2,969, Longo, 2,720 and iversity. ALL MATS 99* Albert E. Killen; and 244-3172 or 244-2700. 13.99 by Town Chairman Arthur T. fice, Barbara B. Kennelly Waterbury Mayor Victor a third candidate, Salvatore challenger George A. Chase Jr., SUN. CONT. from 1:18 ^rbieri. polled 6,905 votes to lead a six- Mambtuno was beaten by Micucci, 1,157 votes. SNET payout Former Meriden Mayor upset endorsed candidate An aide to Logue, pollster member, party-endorsed coun­ challenger Edward D. Bergin Directors of the Southern Abraham Grossman retained Alphonse DeCicco. Robert Abelson, said Barbieri’s cilmanic slate in Hartford. She Jr., with unofficial results \MANCHESTBR New England Telephone Co. support hurt Guida because of a is the wife of House Speaker showing Bergin with 8,128 and DRIVE-IN/ROUTES 6 &44A . weWTASt CINEMA/ 1234 have declared regular quarter­ voting scandal involving James J. Kennelly, D-Hartford, Mambruno 5,890. 1-84EXIT58“ SILVER LANE-ROBERTS ST. ly dividends of 71 cents per Democrats in the 1973 local and the daughter of Bailey, who Bergin, 32, the son of former Tonitel Ends Sun. .' EAST HARTFORD • 24HR. TEL. INFO. 568-8810 common share, 9 5 cents per led the Democratic party in Waterbury Mayor Ed Bergin INTERESTED In GYMNASTICS? ■ rlp p Ii?aV Fn PARKING- Vte Honor MASTER CHARGE, ALL RECORDS elections. s h e S t h e Series A preferred share, and BRUSH ON LONG LASTING Logue, a Philadelphia native Connecticut for a quarter of a Sr., apparently managed to Reduced Rates for 2 or More in a Familyl POP TOP PRINCESS $1.15% per Series B preferred & TAPES BY iMUM BEAUTY WITH CALDOR PAINT! WITH THE RECYCLABLE CANh share. THESE ARTISTS! Personal Instruction LOOKOUT... ^ M t e i e n The dividends are payable Wall Paint f B ea tty WOODY Oct. 15 to stockholders of 1 V By Lee Aceto Sullivan i^She’s Legal Nowl> . v m :\ record Sept. 22. •CARPENTERS* ‘H orizon” Many colors, Fromme uses arraignment SAVE washable. 210 PINE STREET TEL 646-3549 or 643-4966 1)1 A M . Soap/water Record report ‘Between the Lines’ OVER Lee Aceto specializes In Basic to Advanced Qymnastics. N I d B O l K N I K l . AT ( » • JANISIAN* clean up. Reg. 5.99 “I.o m : Caldor Inc. of Norwalk has to attack redwood cutters SMALL CLASSES • INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTIONS reported record sales and in­ .111(1 i)K.vii r COMPARE OUR RATESI come for the second quarter House Paint SACRAMENTO, Calif. (UPI) down California’s majestic heavily logged private land sur­ Full Front Rubber and six months enf* 'd July 26. — Lynette “Squeaky” Fromme redwoods for profit. rounding the Redwood National Wei 14S-7»MS LP Weather resist­ IIPGI We* l:4S-7-3S-i-JI) For the second q irter, sales 17 Jewel Sw iss ant. many Auto Floor Mat was accused of trying to kill One week ago today Miss Park in California or direct a ----Eon. tin fri. 73S-M9 Hn. tin Fri 72t-MS S»L$en.C«ilHM3Ma5-729-«5 rose 22 per cent and net income Series colors, Easy use, 33 Prfesident Ford - but she used Fromme whipped a loaded .45- halt to further cutting of nearby FILM RATING GUIDE SiLSnConL l:4S-3.1l)-$35-73S-»t I Nurses’ Watch easy clean up m m m m r m m m r n increase 18 per cent. Universal trim line her arraignment for a platform caliber pistol from a leg holster giant redwood trees. For Parents and Their Children Reg. 6.99 GAL. For the six months, sales ad­ F6.98 lor perfect fit beneath her scarlet tunic and “There’s an army of young Assorted colors to lash out at those who who cut [T] com umncu u «(« umitM aimed it point-blank at Ford. people and children who want to vanced 20 per cent and net in­ heavy duty #1419 Reg, 5.99 At her arraignment Thursday clean up the earth,” she blurted come was up 17 per cent. Our Archeologists PMiaTIU. BJBWW SWaSTED Some IWeiiil «h) Hot Be SattSile For l>^^Te«lUen teoLOWi Reg. INTERIOR FLOOR AND she pleaded with the federal out. An AMLRIUN DELUXE CARAVAN FULL FRONT INTERNATIONAL Bank seminar 19.97 ENAMEL PORCH PAINT find palace judge to use his power to stop “The gun is pointed, your rdeise TAPE RUBBER AUTO FLOOR MAT i n ttSlBCIHI Under 17 reouirej aoeompinjov hrert or « M aurdun The Hartford National Bank Reg. 7.99 Reg. 6.99 of ancient queen the devastation of the trees. honor, the gun is pointed,” the Where y Fully numbered luminous dial with P iu sili lYrwnuM nn*n> pmMe and Trust Co. will conduct a Series M sweep second hand; white or From Rubbermiad “The gun is pointed, your freckled redhead told him. ( f ) m m m a n UMITTID (»te W t m«j nry in certoin « » ) HAIFA, Israel (UPI) - Barbara Hershey A Hwaid W lOxh ProduHinn seminar —The Pension Reform Available M yellow case 2 year guarantee GAL H1410, Reg. 7 49 5.40 honor, the gun is pointed. “Whether it goes off is up to K7.98 5.40 Archeologists digging in the old Act, Problems and Solutions Whether it goes off is up to David Carradine city of Jerusalem have dis­ you.” —Oct. 7 at the Ramada Inn., you,” she said. covered what is believed to be Warehouse Point. Habitrail Tank Topper The spindly apostle of mass MacBride, who set Sept. 19 the palace of a Mesopotamian We* l-JO-7riO-»$ We* 1JI-795M9 bring y o u r plants INDOORS! New! Star Trek murderer Charles Manson was for her to enter a plea, agreed B o m Mai tin Fri 79S-M9 queen who lived in the city Turns most 10 gallon tanks accused of pointing the to allow Miss Fromme to make Sel$en.CaiL 2«M'35-79i-M« more than 1,9(X) years ago. C pihA cS ^ , Duchin® Plant Stands into Habitrail home Communicators automatic at the President as a statement following her Includes big water bottle Benyamin Mazar, chief of the 9 % he walked toward the California arraignment but warned he BERTHA. etc Reg. 5.99 archeological digs just south of PUBLIC would tolerate no political T t L S T M RANI & MU NGl;^ 3-Pot the Temple Mount, said the state Capitol. The.weapon did M Habitrail Choo-Choo Our Reg. not fire. speeches and her remarks must RT. 83 ELLIH6T0N TIL, 612-1321 Plant two-story structure apparently RECORDS 6.99 Reg. Miss Fromme, 26, deal strictly with her case. FOR belonged to Queen Helena, who Vritouchedfor Fine Food and Atmoiphere Stand Attaches easily to Hab 24.99 Repeatedly, the judge GERBILS! 1 2 9 0 converted to Judaism and housemother of the remnants of Choice of Over 20 Deiicious Entrees itrailset Many tun Solid state-7 transistors, sends and attempted to interrupt and cut features Reg 15.99 moved to Jerusalem about 30 Manson’s sex and drug Warranty Deed Planter Wheel receives voice communication or her off, but she calmly per­ Plus Elaborate Salad Bar A.D. “family,” issued the warning Raymond E. and Anne R. 2 phase warp sound 9 volt bat­ during a rambling political sisted in completing the state­ OPEN TUES. THRU SUNDAY teries not included; has belt clip Mazar said the palace, which Lavey to John F. Shannon and ment. “Save the redwood trees SUNDAY DININQ & COCKTAIL 12:00 to 8:00 P.M. covers about 1,200 square diatribe over the objections of John J. McNulty, property at in California,” she said. ELEGANT BANQUET FACILITIES yards, was destroyed along U.S. District Court Judge 8:00PM 142-144 W. Center St., $34,000. STARSHIP ENTERPRISE Miss Fromme apologized for Up to 250 People with the adjacent Jewish tem­ Thomas MacBride at the con­ Administrator’s Deed 4 Authentic replica of _ — clusion of her arraignment. being “rude.” The judge lightdeck of Starship ^ ^V q ple when the Romans con­ SANFORD Donna E. Upton, ad­ Miss Fromme, who friends routinely called the next case All-welded steel con­ Enterprise, navigational I quered Jerusalem in 70 A.D. ministrator of the estates of H. console Reg 16.99 I say wants to purify the planet of and ordered her ushered back struction with bakeo WSON Josephine Hart and Bernard J. Wicker Beds - 4 Sizes environmental pollution, to her jail cell where she was on white enamel >♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ An LA earthquake shakes up Hart, to Craig W. and Virginia 10 Gal. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri,, Sept. 12, 1975— PAGE FIVE PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., Sept. 12. 1975 Boy, 16, charged in breaks ilanrlfpstrr luftttttg Herald POLICE REPORT

Founded Oct. 1, 1881 involving $6,000 in goods ning on $100 surety bond each Member. Audit Bureau of Circulation Member, United Press International ARRESTS Texaco on E . Middle Tpke. for court today. such as micrometers. Several ManchMtar June 12, the Shell Auto Wash on Manchester police Thursday (two counts), third-degree Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, • A 14-year-old Manchester antique weather vanes were • Robert 0 . Smith Jr., 17, of Broad St. May 10, and a charged a 16-year-old with criminal mischief, first-degree Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. boy was arrested Thursday and also recovered. 40 Olcott St., illegal possession transmission firm on Tolland breaking into his neighbors’ larceny, third-degree larceny Tpke. June 20. Equipment and charged with second-degree Most of the items have been Raymond F. Robinson. Editor-Publisher Harold E.Jurklngton, Managing Editor of marijuana, intoxication, dis­ homes in the southeast paR of (six counts) and fourth-degree larceny in connection with the returned to their owners. Only a orderly conduct, and third- cash was taken. town thik spring and stealing larceny (three counts). theft Thursday morning of a small amount of cash appears degree criminal mischief He is scheduled to appear in over $6,000 worth of goods. Det. Capt. Joseph Sartor said motorcycle from a S. Alton St. not to be accounted for &rtor Thursday at 4 p.m. East Hartford court on the John R. (Cochran, 16, of 53 today the breaks occurred above charges Sept. 29. front yard. The youth was ap­ said. The charges stem from police Meadow Lane faces a long list between April and June. The Topolski is being held by state prehended soon after riding the Cochran was arrested Opinion investigation of a suspected ab­ of charges stemming from the homes were on Spring St., police on a $7,500 surety bond vehicle on N. School St., police Tuesday on charges relating to duction of a 17-year-old woman. breaks. They are third-degree Highland St., Gardner St., Oak for appearance in Hartford said. one break. Police later learned No charges were placed in burglary (three counts), Grove St., Ferguson Rd., County Superior Court on He was referred to Juvenile of the others and added them to regards to the woman. During second-degree burglary (six Autumn St., and Grandview St. charges for siniilar offenses Court and released to his his case. the investigation. Smith shoved counts), third-degree larceny The youth apparently worked Algae as the world’s elsewhere. parents. He was released to his his fist through a large window. alone, he said. Topolski appeared in Tolland • Carol Edwards, 28, of 109 Almost all the stolen items parents for appearance in Com­ pa Dreamland II After treatment for cuts at County Superior Court Avery St., allowing a dog to mon Pleas Court 12 in East Manchester Memorial Plot theorist have been recovered. They in­ future breadbasket Thursday to face charges of roam Thursday at 5 p.m. on Hartford Sept. 23. Hospital, Smith was placed in a cluded many precision tools second-degree larceny and Deming St. due at UConn cell at police headquarters in Neighbors there said the Beauty Salon third-degree burglary stem­ lieu of $500 surety Irand. He is Mark Lane, one of the most ming from a June 5 break into great dane had knocked down a One of nature’s most basic As animal feed, algae could per­ scheduled to appear in Common tireless advocates of the theory Hull Auto Body in Bolton. He child and frightened the Hair Styles by form another important function. Pleas Court 12 in East Hartford that Lee Harvey Oswald didn’t processes — photosynthesis — and one allegedly took blank checks, an children. Adults would not today. act alone in assassinating I Patsy, Linda, Valeri, Debbie and Sharon Although a steer would return only arc welder, acetylene torches come out of their homes, police of its most primitive life forms — • Bryan J. Topolski, 16, of President John F. Kennedy, and tools. said. algae — may hold the key to solving about one-tenfh of a pound of beef for Hartford, second-degree will deliver a public lecture at 378V2 W. Middle Tpk. His case there was continued The dog growled at the larceny (13 counts), third- the University of Connecticut, advanced civilization’s most pressing each pound of algae, the cheapness to next Thursday. arresting officer who let its degree larceny (three counts), Storrs, Tuesday. MANCHESTER PARKADE • Robert T. McLane, 26, of owner bring it home. Court is problem — how to provide the future and availability of this “feed” would and third-degree burglary Tickets for the lec­ (LOWER LEVEL) 186 Birch St. and Donald L; Sept. 23. make cattle raising more economical (three counts) 'Thursday on a ture-scheduled for 7 ;30 p.m. in food and energy needs of the world’s Morse, 20, both of East Hart­ B R E A K S a Tel. 649-6837 court warrant. U C o n n ’ s J o r g e n s e n than the traditional feedlot method ford, fourth-degree larceny THEFTS ALSO: burgeoning population. The charges stem from the Auditorium—will be available today at 3 a.m. on Downey Dr. Manchester 1084 Burnside Ave., E. Hartford • Tel. 289-1820 The potential of algae as a food using grain. theft of 13 motorcycles between at the door. More information is in Fountain Village • The pumping station and Jan. 21 and Aug. 6 All have been available by phoning 486-3904. supply or dietary supplement has long apartments. the gate house at the Porter recovered, some of them from In addition to its potential as a food The men were allegedly Reservoir were broken into been recognized, but recent advances out of state, police said. siphoning gas from a car. They Wednesday night. Fuel oil was source, algae could also supply large Also, Topolski is alleged to in the laboratory culture of the were both being held this mor- drained from a storage tank amounts of energy to replace the have broken into Charlie’s organism have made it possible to onto the floor. A thermostat world’s dwindling supplies of oil and was stolen. Beer bottles were grow algae many times faster than Waddell School playground silhouette (Photo by Steve Dunn) ^ CALDOR & G.E. Now Present Repeat of the natural gas. Across the country in smashed. nature does under ordinary con­ • Ro-vic Inc. of 111 Summit Cleveland, Dr. Lester Kramptiz, ditions. Scientists at the University of Roger Bagley named St. was broken into Wednesday director of the department of night. Nothing appears missing. California’s Los Alamos, N.M. scien­ • A car parked to the rear of Famous Rebate Sale! microbiology at Case Western to fiscal committee tific laboratory have manipulated the Hartford Rd. campus of Reserve Medical School, has been Roger B. Bagley, chairman of been named to the Fiscal Policy Manchester Community various genetically altered strains of Committee of the state Com­ growing algae and diverting the the Board of Trustees of the College Wednesday night was algae to produce a nutritional balance state’s 12 community colleges mission for Higher Education broken into. Missing is a check photosynthetic process to produce Home folks have lost their faith and a Manchester resident, has (CHE). for over $300 and a tape player. of essential proteins, carbohydrates, hydrogen. The CHE committee vitamins and trace minerals. Indeed, the Harris survey indicates that Open the champagne. Obviously, the prepares the guidelines for Two students from Bennet WASHINGTON — Sens. James A. pendulum is swinging back to something budgets of state schools. It also According to biologist Victor He estimates that the amount of those polled even may be feeling a touch Junior High School had an argu­ McClure, R-Idaho, and Jesse Helms, R- approaching sanity in the country’s at­ makes initial comments on the ment on the Nathan Hale School Kollman of the laboratory, the ANDREW TULLY envious of public employes. ABOUT hydrogen that could be generated in N.C., returned to Washington the other titude toward its public servants. The school budgets for the CHE. grounds Thursday at 2;30 p.m. capability on feeding thousands of It is delightful to note, for example, that It looks over school leases One boy pulled a knife and an area no larg er than 175 by 175 m iles day to report that the folks, in their home taxpayers may even find just a little TOWN Super Clean Deluxe second thoughts about the right of those by 52 to 38 per cent the public does not and sites for new school rushed at the other. That boy times more people than the world’s would be enough to satisfy the world’s states mistrust government. “They’ve lost tiresome the fact that they work for their Touch 'n Curt Curling Iron Automatic Toast-R-Oven King-Size Toast-R-Oven ■steam and Dry Iron King Size Toast-R-Oven workers to strike. believe that people who work in govern­ buildings. hit the first in the head with a faith in government institutions,” said hired hands in government instead of vice present population of over four billion needs in the year 2000. Hydrogen is ment “work as hard or harder” than peo­ It helps set staff salaries and bicycle chain. Our Reg. P rice___15.97 Our Reg. Price___29.97 Our Reg. Price___34.97 Our Reg. Price. . . . 29.97 Our Reg. Price...... 39.97 McClure. versa. Is it possible that the day is ap­ Manchester Young Marines by using just one per cent of the In a similar 1974 poll, the Harris determines enrollment 'The school crossing guard You Pay Caldor ... 13.97 YouPayCaidor ...27.97 You Pay Caldor ... 32.97 You Pay Caldor . . . 26.97 You Pay C a ld o r.... 37.97 easier to transport than natural gas, On the same day, Chicago’s public ple employed in private business. There will meet tonight at 7 at the organization found that those interviewed proaching when politicians will dare to demands. and the Nathan Hale principal, Less G.E. "Dollari OH"..... 2.(X) Less G.E. "Dalian OH"... 3.00 Less G.E. "Dalian OH".....3.(X) Less G.E. "Dalian OH"...... 5 .0 0 Less G.E. "DalianOH"... 5.(X) world’s land is available today. school teachers went on their fourth strike goes one myth born in the era of Franklin Marine Corps League Home. says Krampitz, and could be ac­ stand up and quote Cal Coolidge’s Bagley will represent the Leo Diana, witnessed parts of favored the right of policemen to strike by D. Roosevelt and since perpetuated by ad­ YOUR He foresees the time when a typical in six years, and school openings were pronouncement that “There is no right to community colleges on the the incident. Police are in­ YOUR YOUR I YOUR YOUR complished with only a few changes in a narrow 47 to 46 per cent, and supported ministrations of both parties that govern­ FINAL FINAL FINAL FINAL, marred by teacher walkouts in New York strike against the public safety by committee. vestigating. FINAL farmer could produce three million existing pipelines. And we could af­ firemen’s right to strike by 48 to 46 per ment workers are all dedicated careerists World War I Veterans and COST 1157 S2457COST 329.97COST 321.97COST COST-32.97 state and New Jersey. In Massachusetts, anybody, anywhere, any tim e.” ? pounds of high-protein food a year cent. The latest survey showed that a who should be awarded daily medals and ' their auxiliary have been in­ Hi-lo temperature settings; Serves you 3 vra'ys—as ther­ The big one! With space for 4 Surge of steam, steam and dry Complete with Toast 'n Serve ford to be wasteful then, because the two national unions already had spent vited to attend the installation mist feature straightens or mostat-controlled automatic bread slices, 6 muffins. Auto­ iron. Self cleaning prevents feature—it toasts, Top browns majority opposed strikes by police and lots of time off for their sacrifices in or bakes, heat controlled. #T95 from one acre of land — or more ac­ solar energy needs to be only 10 per more than $100,000 in a joint campaign to of officers of the American Junion women plan curls hair. Cool tip for easy oven, as top browner or pop­ matic oveni^200° to 500° clogging, brown spotting. firemen — 50 per cent against and 45 in behalf of the commonweal. Perhaps. At any rate, words that sound handling. 8CS-1 up, toaster. #T-93-B browner. #T94 #F140WH organize every worker on the state's Legion, Saturday at 7 ;30 a.m. at curately, from a one-acre pond about cent efficient. favor of police strikes, and 49 per cent Coolidge-like have been uttered by a payroll. Gleefully, I also call attention to some the Dilworth-Comell-Quey Post one and a half feet deep. By contrast, against and 45 favoring firemen’s strikes. liberal member of the Massachusetts course in baby-sitting Meanwhile — more aspirin, George — other findings; By 86 to 8 per cnet, the Home on American Legion Dr. registrants for the course. For the same acre of land would produce “The beauty of using hydrogen is legislature named Barney Frank. The Manchester Junior OUR REG. the American Federation of Government The margins are still narrow, of course, public feels the government workers more information and registra­ T.HI LOW PRICES that you start with water and sunlight, The Sunset Rebekah Lodge Women’s Club will offer a free WILL GIVE YOU only about 5,000 pounds of a conven­ Employes was drafting plans to organize which says that Americans are still too “have working conditions as good or Frank believes public employes are or tion, call 646-6393 or 647-1782. will meet Monday at 8 p.m. at baby-sitting course for guys and you burn it and get back water. If you the Army, Navy, Air Force and Marine tolerant of minor exercises in anarchy. better” than employes in the private sec­ soon will become so unpopular with the tional crop such as corn. the Odd Fellows Hall. Mrs. girls from the ages of 12 to 15. ON ALL OTHER SMALL APPLIANCES SEE CLERK FOR DETAILS ever get the system working, you will Corps. But at least Main Street seems to be tor, By 84 to 7 per cent, the public believes public that politicians will be able to win The system would be nearly self- Thora Maloney is chairman of There will be three classes There was a modicum of comfort for the that government employes have pensions votes by campaigning against them. “I m have an endless source of energy.” waking up. And there are other straws in the refreshment committee. held at the Red Cross office, 243 Kay Doherty perpetuating and could be installed taxpayer, then, in the latest Harris Poll, the wind. and retirement benefits “as good or plan to make public employes the No. 1 E. Center St. from 7 to 8 p.m, on All of this is very long term, of virtually anywhere in the world, with which showed that the faceless natives are What mSkes me feel good is the un­ better” than those in private business. By issue in my next re-election campaign,” The Dilworth-Cornell-Quey Oct. 7,14 and 21. Such things as to address growing restless. A majority of those 76 to 15 per 'cent, the public feels that says Frank. “I don’t think there’s any infant care, basic first aid, no r'estrictions on geographical loca­ course. Much more basic work needs mistakable sign that Americans no longer Unit No. 102 will meet Monday entertaining a pre-schooler, church women to be done in unlocking the secrets of polled recognized the right of federal, swallow the baloney that all government government workers are paid “just as bigger issue.” at 7; 30 p.m. at the post home on tion and no concern about the safety tips, and securing a state and local government workers to workers are underprivileged wards of the high or higher salaries” than their private Have a glass of bubbly, Mr. Frank. Take Legion Dr. Members are photosynthesis. However, it is no pie- baby-sitting job will be dis­ Mrs. Kay Doherty of Brain­ availability of large amounts of join labor unions, but people were having people and need special cossetting. sector counterparts. two. reminded to present ideas for tree, Mass., will be guest in-the-sky concept, says Krampitz. programs and projects for the cussed. Certificates will be w ater. awarded to those completing speaker Monday at the meeting coming year. After the of the United Methodist Women If the algae ponds were located near “Its development should not be very the course. meeting, there will be a of South Church at 7 ;45 p.m. at far down the road.” Registration closes Sept. 30, power plants, two additional benefits songfest. Muriel Grove is the . the church. A potluck wiil be music chairman. and there is a lim it of 25 IMPACT could be derived; The warm waste The Los Alamos researchers are Sinai pact a huge plus for America served at 6. even more optimistic. A practical The guest speaker, who has water from plant operations could be raised large sums of money by ^NI^RAClETS used directly in the ponds, and carbon technology for producing large Zinsser cast “nay" vote speaking throughout New Leeds Tennis Tote amounts of hydrogen or fuel from England and conducting dioxide could be extracted from MADRID — The signing o! the Sinai ac­ perilous gamble on peace than with a War achieve its objectives. The few billions of that can never end with peace. aid will not be too high when you compare The signs will be posted at 16 marches for hunger, will show Racket, ball & carry-all smoke stack gases and fed to the algae could be developed within five cord may not be, as President Ford MAX LERNER It was Carl Zinsser who cast 11.39 pockets. Adjustable entries into Manchester. slides of the North Bolivar, 70 The real high-stakes gambler was Egyp­ them with the scores of billions that the lone “nay” vote Tuesday shoulder strap. 24 per Reg. years, they say. exuberantly claimed, one of the greatest Miss., Field Co-operative. Her OVER 50 ASSORTED RACKETS PER STORE-NOT ALL algae. tian President Anwar Sadat. He gambled America sank into the morass of the Asian night when the Board of Direc­ Agreements for sharing the store, No Rain Checks. 9.88 events of the century, but judging from its cost are being sought with topic; “What One as an In­ not as his Arab opponents claim — with wars, and what it would sink into the Mid­ tors allocated $1,600 for MODELS IN ALL STORES-NO RAIN CHECKS. impact on the West European capitals it is dividual Can Do.” The program “Welcome to Manchester” adjoining towns. Under the a huge plus for the world’s estimate of that Israel has now accepted what it hopes of the Arab cause — but with his dle East if war broke out and America had is open to the public. signs and not Paul Willhide, hs agreements, the other side of rejected last March. One was that it was own life. Sadat got much greater done nothing to prevent it. A Roman-Catholic, Mrs. American power and diplomacy. Not only reported in Wednesday’s the signs would have setting a precedent with the contingent of bitterness from Damascus than he had That is the answer to the congressional Doherty received the 1975 New has America become the crucial Great Manchester Herald. “ Welcome” posted for Casio Power in the Middle East, but it has done American civil observers in the Sinai bargained on. He can justify his action to isolationists of various political hues who whatever town is being entered. England United Methodist Canon 8 Digit so not by a war action but a peace action. which Syria may use by insisting on Soviet his own people because it will bring Egypt can’t distinguish between American In voting against the signs, Social Justice Award in June at the Southern New England. This is in the best sense an instance of observers in the Golan area. The obvious not only the passes and the oil but im­ observers for war in disguise and Zinsser said the funds could be spent for more worthwhile Conference of the United the Pax Americana, a peace negotiated by answer is that it will be no precedent if mense economic aid from the United American observers for peace with no MCC to hold projects. Methodist Church. American economic power and diplomatic Israel refuses to accept it. The other States and a flow of investment from need for disguise; nor can they distinguish creativeness. By a single stroke, America theme, raised by Menachem Begin, head abroad. But he concentrated on answering between the shabby, tired ruse in Vietnam tryouts for ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ becomes mediator between the Israelis of the Hawkish Likud Party, was that by his Arab allies. Remember that one per­ and the creativeness of Ameriean and Egyptians, guarantor of their agree­ involving the American observers the son too many may decide that Sadat has diplomacy which is giving America a new Ibsen play Israelis would run the danger of alienating betrayed the Arab cause, and that person world image. Come One - Memory ment and watchman over its execution. It Manchester Community will be attacked by the opponents of all American opinion when events go sour. may turn out to be an assassin. Hence The Russians were foolish in refusing to College announces auditions for Come All Calculator three nations as an instance of American The answer depends on the maturity of Sadat’s angry denial that he has suc­ witness the signing of the pact at Geneva. its fall production, Henrik TO THE imperialism. But to use President Lin­ American opinion, which no one can cumbed to the American embrace. It only underscored the distance in co|i- Ibsen’s “Wild Duck.” THIRD ANNUAL coln’s remark about Gen. Grant’s calculate. As for the United States, the accord structiveness between Russia’s role and The auditions will be Sept. 19 drinking; “If this be imperialism, let us Israel bowed to a cruel necessity, not brings great prestige and little danger. Its America’s. One of the immediate gains for from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. in Room A-4, and Sept. 20 from 9 have more of it.” only because Secretary of State Henry economic c6st will of course be great, in America from the Kissinger diplomacy in a.m. to noon in Room B-11 at G.O.P. Large readout; performs all 4 basic The debate in the Israeli cabinet was un­ Kissinger applied brutal pressure on it but aid both to Israel and Egypt. America will the Middle East is to wipe out the memory main functions. Percentage key. because the facts were plain to see, be accused, on both the right and the left, of the diplomatic defeat in Southeast Asia the college. derstandably heated, but the agreement The play, directed by COUNTRY OPTIONAL AC ADAPTER ...... 3.99 whatever Kissinger did. Israel could have of having bought this peace. But a Great and replace it with a new American world was ratified by a handy majority for one Professor R. E. Richardson Jr., refused the agreement and fought and Power uses what resources it has to simple but decisive reason; The Israelis confidence. is a late 19th century drama FAIRI^ had no better plan, and they had little probably won another war. It can still which investigates some choice. fight another war if necessary — an elec­ modern themes including the tronic one, by radar and early warning and TQDAY’S THOUGHT There were two opposition themes in the status of a wife in the family SAT., SEPTEMBER 13th debate, aside from the obvious comment plane warfare. But it is better off with a and in society. The producer is Charles Alan Plese, MCC’s (RAIN DATE • SEPTEMBER 14th) “It hath been told thee, 0 man, what is Thus, when a Jew, before dining, praises coordinator of speech and good. God for bringing bread from the earth he drama. Mt. Nabo Hold And what the Lord doth require of thee; t M T W T r t recognizes his obligation to help feed the For further information, call ...... ,1 2 Only to do justly, and to love mercy, and hungry. If it was part of God's purpose Spring Streat 3 4 5 ( 7 1 9 649-5618. 10 11 12 13 14 IS 16 to walk humbly with thy God.” that one should have food, then that person 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 Micah 6;8 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 should also recognize that he must share 10 A.M. - 3 P.M. 3 1 ...... ALMANAC The words of the prophet stated almost his portion with others less fortunate. More Than 20 Bootha, taaturing; three thousand years ago very well God is the Creator and creation is express the basic tenets of our Jewish ongoing. Mankind plays an important part RIDES - MOON WALK - GAMES By United Press International In 1922, the Protestant Episcopal House faith. It is not words, but actions that are in the creation by helping to maintain it. amr 4 $ r u n q| Um xo NM tonloe AUCTION » ANTIQUE CARS Today is Friday, Sept. 12, the 255th day of Bishops voted 36 to 27 to take the word important. Expressions of faith are hollow When he pollutes, wastes of' hates, he of 1975 with 110 to follow. OpBfi 24 Houn Dally REFRESHMENTS - FOOD “obey” out of the marriage ceremony. if the individual does not act in a righteous destroys the world, but when he treats the FOR EMaGENCY SERVICE The moon is in its first quarter. In 1966, America’s Gemini 2 docked with and loving manner. land and people with respect he helps con­ FREE ADMISSION The morning stars are Venus, Saturn an Agena space vehicle. Judaism does not respect apathy. It in­ tinue the creation. It is man’s actions that Mars and Jupiter. In 1974, m ilitary officers deposed stead expects each individual to act in ac­ bring holiness and love. SEE YOU AT THE FAIRI The evening star is Mercury. Emperor Haile Selassie from the Ethio­ cordance with his good conscience. The It is our dream that one day people will M o b il Jew s’ prayers are guides to daily living Those born on this date are under the pian throne he had occupied for more than understand this concept and will act ac­ HEATINQ OILS FREEI FREEI FREEI FREEI that help him or her make decisions as sign of Virgo. a half-century. He died Aug. 27,1975. cordingly, and when that day comes all S"** *0 F«ifi •"«< concerns his fellow-man. persons will be able to live in peace and OIL BURNER i Get a HIEE SODA With the Purchase of a Hot DogI French entertainer Maurice Chevalier A thought for the day; American SALE: FRI. & SAT. Each blessing that one says serves a security. HEATINOINSTALUTION was born Sept. 12, 1888. novelist Washington Irving said, “A Mon. thru Fri., a.m. to 9:30 p.m. double purpose. First, it acts as a Submitted by, Spontorad by tha Rapubllcan Town Conmlttoo, 10 On this day in history; Saturday, 9 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. woman’s whole life is a history of affec­ reminder of God’s purpose for the world, Michael D. Norman 643-5135 Chanas McKontIa, Ti In 1609, Henry Hudson discovered what tions.” and secondly, it expects mankind to help Temple Beth Sholom 315 C w ur 81. MinchMlw is now known as the Hudson River. fulfill that purpose. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ■ f '■'. I t ■"

PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri.. Sept. 12,1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Sept. 12, 1975- PAGE SEVEN Bolton Corps Church seeks meets Monday GOP to open headquarters Vernon schools sponsor Bicentennial art contest ______tion of AMiss A io a 1 Maxine Rothe, a There are several other auction items As part of the Bicentennial post requirements. teacher-sponsor, all expenses ELLINGTON Batt, Democratic candidate for teacher at Lake St. School in The final date for all com­ teacher-sponsors is Jan. 30,' for practices re-election to the post of first openings for both male and .celebration the town of Vernon Official registration forms paid. The top winner will also pleted entries to be delivered to 1976. Ellington Republican Vernon, who Is president-elect in Coventry must be obtained from a Donna Holland headquarters will open Satur­ selectman. He said he has female parts. The play will be schools will sponsor, through be given a silver Bicentennial of the association. teacher sponsor and signed by day at' 3:30 with Sen. Lowell written Mrs. Batt concerning presented in conjunction with the Connecticut Education medal. 646-0375 The county director must COVENTRY that teacher and a parent. Beginning Monday the Weicker attending. Later in the procedures 'of the proposed Blcentenntal 'fe stiv ities in Association and the National conduct county council Forms must be submitted by Three winners will be chosen Quarryville Junior Ancient Fife day Weicker will tour the Four- debate. Elilngton. Monica Shea association, a creative arts con­ meetings, provide direction and Nov. 15. nationally and will receive $5,- crowol - needlepoint and Drum Corps will meet at Town Fair in Somers with Anyone interested should con­ 742-9495 test. Play openings assistance for building and Only one entry may be sub­ 000, $2,500, and $1,500 for Bolton Elementary School for Everett Paluska, candidate for tact James Stoughton at 875- The Second Congregational The theme will be, “ My^ There are several parts still strengthening affiliates within mitted from each child. Any educational purposes and the we have a wonderful practice from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. first selectman, and Herbert 1579. Chufth of Coventry will hold an America...Yesterday, Today,' to be filled for the play, "Our Tolland County, and represent written expressions must not top national winner will receive Practice for corps members Pagani, candidate for select­ Town,” scheduled to be Mrs. Whittum named auction'Saturday, Sept. 20, at Tomorrow.” Students from the association within the coun­ the Community House on Rt. exceed 1,500 words and letters a gold Bicentennial medal. seeortment of pictures, will continue every Monday at man. presented In early November Mrs. Ann Whittum, girls’ kindergarten through high ty to promote its well-being. 44A. or music must be mailed first Several thousand bronze the school unless otherwise an­ Paluska, former chairman of by the Ellington Cultural Arts physical education teacher at school may express their class. medals will be awarded as well eamplers, and pillows — the Republican Town Com­ Ellington High School, has been The auction will begin at 10 thoughts in four areas: the arts, nounced. Commission. The top winner in the state as certificates. Teacher- There are openings in both mittee and former state deputy Especially needed is a male elected as director of the j CX a.m. and the Rev. Robert letters, crafts, and sciences. will be awarded a one-week trip sponsors will receive citations. kite are complete with the fife and drum classes. Past tax collector, said a house-to- to fill the lead part of stage Tolland County Council of the Bechtold will be chief auc­ Students are encouraged to through Pennsylvania during Plans are under way in Ver­ experience isn’t necessary. house campaign will start Sept.' manager in the production. Connecticut Education Associa­ tioneer. consider their nation’s usmaFis The auction will be held rain heritage, the challenge of the the week of July 4,1976 in com­ non to award prizes on each Students will be taught by the 2 0 . Persons do not have to be tion. yarn and are priced from pany with parents and the grade level. corps instructors. For further Paluska has been challenged residents of Ellington to try out Mrs. Whittum will fill the or shine. Coffee, donuts and 70’s, and prospects for the V*______information call Mrs. Barbara to a debate with Mrs. Janet for the parts. vacancy caused by the resigna­ luncheon will be sold. future in developing their en­ Sposito, 643-2628, or go to any jl, O m » for Mon The. Community House will tries. 97C regular corps practice. At tki • MI-3731 be open mornings and evenings The students will be limited ’'f we also have: hoope, needles, tapoetry yarn to accept donations from Sept. only to the extent of their im­ Extension Group Tri-iown cookbook ready I Em I Sm. O m l Tm. OVER 50 YEARS OF DEPENDABLE SERVICEI 15 to 19. aginations. Projects may be and needlepoint canvas... ^ The Bolton Extension Group voiced in musical terms or will have its organizational “From Suburban Kitchens, younger. will be dressed in colonial garb (• mathematical equation; on ice have just about meeting Tuesday at 10 a.m. at the Bicentennial cookbook com­ Anyone wishing to purchase and those attending are invited Review plans for year tickets should contact any of film, tape or canvas; as BANTLY OIL CO. every little thing! to do so if they wish. the town hall. piled by The Suburban Women’s Women plan posters, essays, or ballads; in • 24 Hour Emergency Service (• The group is part of the Club of Vernon, Ellington, and the following Bicentennial Recently elected officers of the Student Council at Bolton High School review their plans Commission members; Joyce clay or metal...in any medium • Burner Sales & Service “where a Tolland County Educational Tolland, Inc. will go on sale craft fair but the cost of the materials is (• Program. Anyone interested is for the coming year. They are (left to right) Cindy Hither, vice president; Peter Ryba, Sept. 20 at the Bicentennial Taylor, 875-8527; Donald Eden, • Clean Heating Oils dollar'i 644-9700; Joni ^ulanger, 872- The Storrs Women’s Center not to exceed $25. worth a welcome to attend. president; Lisa Franz, secretary; and Audrey Leiner, treasurer. (Herald photo by Dunn) dinner at Sacred Heart Church Travel With Us All entries must be mailable (* Hall, Rt. 30. 9888; Paula Brady, 875-0974; at the University of Connecticut 649-4595 the miracle of mo'mJtrei | dollar!” Betsy Steele, 875-1616; or Ray is sponsoring a three-day crafts and should not exceed 100 com­ SAVE HEATINQ$$...CALL FOR A FREE downtown menchester Some 150 recipies have been bined inches total girth and Walker, 872-0049. fair. Sept. 19 to 21, at the UConn COMBUSTION EFFICIENCY CHECK... (• contributed by about 80 men Boyle sentenced weight must conform to parcel and women from the tri-town The women of Sacred Heart Special Departures skating rink. Coventry Dems make pledges area. The donation for the book Parish will be cooking the meal The fair will include pottery, A U.S. marshal led W. A. “Tony” Boyle, left, back to his in colonial style and members will be $3 and all proceeds will leatherwork, weaving, plants, hospital outside of Media, Pa., Thursday after he was go to the towns for im­ of the Girl Scouts of Vernon and books, antiques, and a variety MONICA SHEA In the area of public services the party Cummisk property into a cemetery and sentenced to three consecutive life terms for the murder provements. Bicentennial Commission of food. Child care will be 742-9495 pledges to: Continue financial support for the development of the remainder into members will help serve. of his union rival, Joseph “Jock” Yablonski, Mrs. Yablonski fire and emergency services; to review open space and recreational areas; sup­ The book is a limited edition DISNEY WORLD available. Admission is free. Coventry’s Democratic Town Com­ The menu will consist of roast and their daughter. Boyle, 73, continues to protest he is in­ town ordinances and reconcile those with ports a regional approach to solving the so copies should be purchased To reserve display space, mittee has adopted a platform which calls turkey, stuffing, potatoes, fresh nocent. He will begin serving the sentences when he com­ conflict while eliminating those which are problem of solid waste disposal; and ef­ early. ■> NOV. 28 - DEC. 1 contact Catherine Havens- for efficient and disciplined use of town fall vegetables, cornbread, pletes a present three-year federal term sentence in obsolete and indexing those to be on file. ficient operation of the existing landfill Dinner tickets Complete 4 Day Package including Brown at the Women’s Center, revenues and improvements in several dessert, cider, and coffee. ’The party also promises to establish a area. Tickets for the Bicentennial Air • Hotel • Admiaalons and tel. 486-4738. Springfield, Mo., for misuse of union funds. (UPl photo) areas including services to senior citizens The hall will be decorated in manual of policies and procedures to serve Concerning the education program in Colonial Dinner, scheduled for and students. colonial decor and entertain­ Attractions to Disney World as a guide line for conducting routine Coventry, the party advocates a flexible Sept. 20 at Sacred Heart Church The platform promises the application ment will be provided between business at council meetings and to im­ education system with continuation of the of cost efficiency standards so the town’s hall, are now on sale at $4 for the meal and the dessert. prove communications among town agen­ Sequential Learning Program; a three or 00 residents will receive a satisfactory level adults and $2 for children 10 and Members of the commission Parishioners air views cies. four-year high school advanced placement Only *217 pp of services at the lowest possible cost. The platform also carries a pledge to program; work-study programs; and The party also pledges to continue ef­ continue efforts to provide adequate development and coordination of forts to provide housing for the elderly and on receiving Communion recreational programs and facilities for curriculum. to encourage legislation to provide tax • NATIVE HALE HAVEN PEACHES Call for further Information the town and in order to implement a more The town committee also said it will en­ relief for senior citizens. (Excellent for freezing and canning) enough about this to stand here their feelings to the bishop, per­ efficient program the Democrats propose courage further development of programs SOUTH WINDSOR Mass transportation projects which and do the best I can.” sonally. that the town give serious consideration to for non-college bound students; will plan • ORCHARD FRESH MELRA, MILTON, would allow residents to commute to work JUDY KUEHNEL She explained that receiving One parishioner hiring a part-time recreation director. carefully for implementation of the and school more economically with A RED GRAVENSTEIN APPLES 644-1364 Communion in the hand, “has suggested,“That an invitation' In the area of planning for future recommendations of the Accreditation reasonable federal and state funding will - 646<0110 ■u4w: About 100 parishioners of St. deep meaning to her and her be extended to the bishop to projects, the party promises to continue Committee for the forthcoming accredita­ • FRESH SWEET APPLE CIDER also be supported the platform promises. Margaret Mary’s Church family,” and had brought her come to St. Margaret Mary’s so efforts to acquire sufficient engineering tion of the high school; will support a two- In the area of transportation the gathered Thursday night to dis­ family closer together. he can give us a better un­ data so that a reasonable decision can be semester adult education program; and FERRANDO’S ORCHARDS cuss, some more emotionally derstanding of the reasons for All Pants Democrats said they will actively pursue rave “Christ did not feed his dis­ made concerning limited sewer in­ cooperation with the Parks and Recrea­ the establishment of a commuter bus ser­ -- BIRCH MOUNTAIN ROAD 67 East Center SL, Manchester • Hours: Mon. thru Fri, 9-5 / than others, the recent order of ciples,” said one parishioner. the ruling.” stallations in critical areas; supports the tion Commission in development of vice between Coventry and the Hartford- (3 Milos Beyond Vito’s Restaurant, Glastonbury) Archbishop John F. Whealon to Another added, “We don’t conversion of a portion of the town-owned programs. Tour Specialists He said, ‘Take and eat,’ I’ve put East Hartford labor market. halt the practice of receiving my hand out and I take and eat. want to confront the bishop, but Communion in the hand. It has much more meaning, she sometimes a bishop has to have a deeper realization of what is It was agreed to have the said. Parish Council meet next week While all agreed it was the important to the people.” to discuss the comments made Many expressed concern over TRADE-IN.... reception of the Eucharist that Blackstone wins again during the meeting, which was important, rather than the the bishop’s ultimatum that the wasn’t a protest meeting but manner by which it is received, Rev. William McGrath and the rather one to let church Rev. Joseph Schick, “stop this getter among the council can­ many resented the fact that votes to Ravalese’s 1,413. In members air their feelings. practice or I will send priests EAST HARTFORD didates. they could not choose the way 1969 Blackstone defeated Janet One after another of the who will.” Party endorsed Board of most meaningful to them. Sheila Tuller Brennan in a mayoral primary. parishioners ex[$lained “the Some charged the archbishop 289-4283 The entire endorsed slate won Education candidates, One woman termed the issue f beauty and deep meaning,” petty, but all agreed that was ‘‘pulling rank,” and With slightly more than a with Blackstone, including in­ Lawrence DelPonte, Eleanore they felt concerning the recep­ ‘‘holding our priests as quarter of the town’s cumbent Town Treasurer Kepler, and Joyce Ruggles Archbishqp Whealon was within tion of Holy Communion in the his ecclesiastical ^jurisdiction hostages.” Democrats voting, Richard H, William Dwyer and council can­ were winners as were Roland While the majority of those YO U R O LD palm of the hand. Bernier and Edward Fitz and the order must be obeyed-. Blackstone won his second didate George Dagon, Odessa “It’s very difficult for me to attending the meeting appeared Gerald for selectmen and Fred A majority felt they would primary in six years Thursday Terry, Joseph Dentamaro, speak in public,” said one in favor of the reception of Cyr, Joseph Curran, Stephen like the opportunity to explain by defeating Harry Ravalese by Richard Torpey, William Daily, woman, “but I feel strongly Communion in the hand. Parish Hudak, and Thomas Kelly for 865 votes. and Henry Genga. As in the last Council member Frank Pap- Blackstone received 2,278 election, Dagon was top vote- constable. palardo, said that he and his acquaintances still held to the Y goes to Coventry traditional way. Father McGrath made clear Removal effort advanees that the bishop was not condem­ Hartford Region YWCA is during classes.. ning the practice of a lay­ EAST HARTFORD motion to be carried out. Several members of the expanding its activities into. The activities offered for person touching the Host, but Stephen Barron moved that audience gave their opinions in Coventry beginning Sept. 25 area women include modern simply, ‘‘Our taking the Sheila Tuller the council instruct the chair to regard to holding the hearings. with an open house at 9; 15 a.m. dance, arts and crafts, authority to change the practice 289-4283 consult with the Corporation The commissioners, Leo at Second Congregational crocheting, beginner bridge and in our own hands.” PANTS At last night's special Town Counsel and report back to the Bond and Pasquale Fiorita, Church, Rts. 44A and 31. rosemaling, a Norwegian art. “The church is not just (Doubleknits - Chinos - Jeans - Corduroys) Council meeting, an amend­ council with data necessary to were never accused of criminal Classes for women will be All area women are invited to priests and bishops,” but all of ment to Esther Clarke’s motion determine whether a hearing acts but were asked to resign conducted Thursdays from 9; 15 the open house. More informa­ us working together, “a group to initiate removal proceedings IN ANY CONDITION.., for removal of the two because of neglect of duty. to 11; 15 a.m. at the church. tion may be obtained by calling like this could be the start of of the remaining Housing remaining commissioners be They refused to step down. Child care, though not available the Nutmeg Branch office in being noticed. It could be the AND WE WILL ALLOW YOU Authority commissioners was held. Mayor Richard Blackstone at the open house, will be Manchester, 647-1437. beginning of a change,” said passed and became the main felt appointment of a complete­ available at a nominal fee Father McGrath. ly new commission would renew public confidence in the Non-sectarian school Housing Authority. It’s Dreikorn’s Day George Dagon, council chair­ Rockville hospital notes man, will meet with F. Timothy at the Big E. Which begins term Sept. 29 McNamara, corporation means reduced rates VISITING HOURS Rachel Rd., Manchester; Manchester; Cathleen King, counsel, in regard to the un­ Surgical and medical wings, Carolyn Zagora, Peter Green High St., Rockville; Ian Melnic- Michele Pilver at 568-2522 or animously passed amendment. on all our rides. EAST HARTFORD Mrs. Judi Lamson at 568-4392. 12:30 to 2 p.m. and 4 to 8 p.m.; Rd., ‘Tolland. sak, Vernon Gardens Apts., The four-year-old class is filled. But there’s a whole Maternity, 2 to 4 p.m. and 6:30 Discharged Thursday; Labon Vernon; Rose Oliveria, Fall Temple Beth Tefilah’s non­ to 8 p.m. (fathers, 8 to 9 p.m.); Allen, Crystal Lake Rd., River, Mass.; John Reks, South sectarian Nursery School at 465 lot more than rides Pediatrics, parents anytime Tolland; Alfred Beauregard, St., Rockville; Anne Wrubel, Oak St., East Hartford will and games. There’s and others 12:30 to 8 p.m.; Beaver Trail, Coventry; Emerald Dr., Vernon; Carrie begin its fall session Sept. 29. Tour nm p r e w in t e r s a l e Intensive Care Unit, im m ^iate William Ertel Sr., Phelps Rd., Zepperi, Terrace Dr., Vernon. The three-year-old class will big name enter­ family only, five minutes per meet on Monday and Tuesday FIREPLACE tainment, exhibits, hour. TOWARD THE PURCHASE OF ANY from 9 to 11:30; the four-year- farm shows, Ronald old class will meet on Admitted Thursday: Dorothy B e lie v e h or Noil PAIR OF PANTS FROM OUR Wednesday, Thursday and nnruLERM 1 i d h MacDonald, Hell Beaverstock, Grove St., Friday from 9 to 11:30. Rockville; Nancy Cadieux, TREMENDOUS STOCK OF OVER 20,- There will be an orientation Drivers, Dreikorn’s Chaplin; TTiomas Christensen, for parents Sept. 25 at 7:30 p.m. Children’s Theater, Loveland Hill Rd., Rockville; 000 PAIR... at the Temple. Sandra Cordner, Bellevue Ave., Teachers for this year are parades. All kinds of Rockville; Georgina Jamieson, CHOOSE FROM... Mrs. Peg Dakin and Mrs. ways to have fun. Grove St., Rockville; Joseph mwm Maureen Bojko. Teacher-Aide Lopes, Talcottville Rd., Ver­ LEVI’S...LEE...WRIGHTS...WRANGLER... is Mrs. Marge-Blau. Not to mention the non; Barbara Ludwig, SEDGEFIELD...RIG YANK...JAYMAR There are still a few openings fabulous Royal Kingsbury Ave., Rockville; HUM l79Sn>T0(W/-FMtl8OVEAIIS in the three-year-old class. For " Built-In Fireplaces are Gregory Manner, Stafford SIX SENERXnONS OF THE BEAM RUAUy HAVE BEEN maxmstheuorliFs fmest bourbon. and OTHER WORLD FAMOUS BRANDS more information, call Mrs. easily installed in one day in International Circus Springs; Helen Pariseau, Ham­ ony room. These pre- mond St., Rockville; Stanley at 4:30 and 7:30. Both Jb e IiO i/ 15 - THE BROWN BOMBER" PLUS YOU GET REGAIS EXCLUSIVE engineered fireplaces are Raymond, West St., Rockville; DEFENDED HIS HEAiVVWEI6HT designed for maximum heat performances are Robert Simkewicz, Mountain BOXINO T IT LE 25 TIMES. P.A.L POLICY... output and will reduce your absolutely free in St., Rockville; Alan Seagrave HE HELD THE TITLE FROM heat bill. Jr., Somers; Joyce Tonkin, N. JUNE 21,1037 70 Permanent Aiterations For the Life of m arch 1 ,1949. Units are code approved the Coliseum. S n u A RECORD The Garment...Absoiuteiy Free... ond guaranteed for 25 So come for the fun. , FORAU.0OIUN& nanmrenHciBODKEOH years, and are easily in­ Tolland church DIVISIONS. PAIR FOR PAIR TRADE-IN ONLY! stalled by yourself or our Stay for the circus. plans potluck trained crew. No present chimney necessary . We And squeeze a whole The Women’s Fellowship of have an installed working day full of family the Tolland Congregational fireplace in our showroom... Church will hold a potluck [it-V fun out of just a luncheon on Thursday, Sept. 18 REGAL MEN'G GHOP Visit us to see how perfectly KflllUCRY'’^ ^ STRAIGHT •CONNECTICUrS LARGEST and MOST COMPLETE MEN S STORE" this fireplace operates and couple of bucks. from noon to 2 p.m. at the to discuss your requirements. church. Baby-sitting will be ' BOURBOHWHISKIY available. DONBVDSE-'THEitr ihtiJUtmVMrdh Unita from S49S.00 complat* with (II piping and chimnay. MANOMAMCHAMRON* Guest speakers from C k IR M e N T- BCA m ' 903 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER THE l « TEN N IS W AVER NCHTMKV TRI-CITY PLAZA, VERNON Manchester Community TO HOLDALL POOR open daily till 5:30 P.M., Thursday till 9 P.M. open daily till 9 P.M., Saturday till 5:30 P.M College will talk on “Oppor­ n n e s siMuirANaouiLV, glow diet. tunities Available for Women WMMon Route 83, Vernon (Next to LAM Equipment) THEBIAE, U S ( ll37).Ai(ltRlio(IM I) Returning to College or Jobs.” andFrcnctlMI). Mon.-Thurs., 10-6, Fri. 10-8, Sat. 9-4, Sun. 12-2:30 For additional information 872-9988 call Joan Simmons, 872-4271, or Vfest Springfield, Mass. SepL10-2L 80 PROOF KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY. DISTILLED AND BOTTLED BY Beth Auperin, 875-9315. THE TAMES B. BEAM DISTILLING CO.. CLERMONT. BEAM. KENTUCKY MANCHESTER EyENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Sept. 12, 1975— PAGE NINE PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, p n ch ester, Conn., Fri., Sept. 12,1975 ^ Local couple O^NeilUShoup Heguy-Pabst Union claims wide support Legion plans course in home firearms safety take prize Merin-Joseph at Woodstock on community college staffs Susan Louise Pabst of Ilene Joseph of Manchester The Dilworth-Cornell-Que> Manchester and Thomas H. More than 80 per cent of the Vater is president of the members, counselors, Mr. and Mrs. Albln Vaida of and Mark J. Merin of Jamaica Post of the American Legion Heguy of Albany, N.Y. were total professional staff in the Congress of Connecticut Com­ librarians and administrators 58 Academy St. are the proud Estates, N.Y. were married will sponsor its second annual married July 26 at St. Mary’s munity Colleges which has have signed petitions. owners of .a five by six foot quilt June 15 at Temple Beth Sholom state’s community college National Rifle Association ac­ Episcopal Church in recommended affiliation with The union will petition the which depicts the town history In Manchester. system wants as their collec­ credited Home Firearms Safe­ of Woodstock. Manchester. tive bargaining agent the the union. State Labor Relations Board ty Course. The quilt, the work of 30 The bride is the daughter of Th bride is the daughter of American Federation of "We’re working for 100 per for certification when the Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Pabst State, County and Municipal cent support within the next Collective Bargaining Law Henry Wierzbicki, public members of the Ladies Aid of Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Joseph of 545 of 170 Ferguson Rd. The Employes, AFL-CIO, according two weeks,” Vater said. He becomes effective Oct. 1. relations director, said the the Church of the Good E. Center St. The bride^oom is bridegroom is the son of Mr. to Robert Vater of Manchester reported OH out of 770 teaching enthusiasm of participants in Shepard, of West Woodstock, the son of Mr. and Mrs. David Merin of West Hartford. and Mrs. Henry L. Heguy of Community College. and non-teaching faculty the iast program s id l e d the was the prize in a drawing DEAD DOVES Labor Day at the Woodstock Montclair, N.J. AUSTIN, Tex. (UPI) - Texas acceptance of this safety Rabbi Leon Wind of Fair. The Rev. Stephen K. Jacob­ hunters killed 4.9 million mourn­ program to become an annual Manchester, Rabbi Hans son, .rector of St. Mary’s Each 12 by 12 inch square of ing doves during the 1974-75 event. Bodenheimer of West Hartford the quilt depicts an aspect of Church, celebrated the com hunting seasons, the Parks and and Cantor Israel Tabatsky of munion Mass and performed MANCHESTER Wierzbicki, quoting from the the town of Woodstock. Wildlife Department reported. Manchester, officiated at the the double-ring ceremony. Miss NRA statistics, said, “The Sale of tickets for the The kill was a slight drop from double-ring ceremony. Nor^ Laurie Kieffer, the bride’s HOSPITAL NOTES Home Firearms Safety Course drawing totaled 31,650 with the 1973-74 season, when hunters mand Slade of Manchester was cousin, was soloist. was designed to supplement the proceeds to be used for the up­ harvested 5.2 million doves. organist and sblolst. The bride, given in marriage widespread firearms safety in­ keep of the church. Discharged Wednesday: John St., Hebron; Sarah Maloney, by her father, wore a peau de struction which was already Baronousky, 225 Woodland St.; 112 W. Center St.; Norma Baker The ladies sold three tickets The bride and bridegroom sole gown designed with accor- being done. Firearms accidents Felix Mozzer, 22 Breman Rd.; East Hartford; Saron Jean, ST. MAURICE n i A i i i A for 25 cents and each purchaser were given in marriage by their dian pleated voile around the in the home exceeded hunting Wilfred Higgins, 140 School St.; Warehouse Point; Bernard ANNUAL FAMILY r l U N I u received a potholder, so while parents. neckline and hemline ruffle. accidents by about 30 per cent Mary Tierney, Pinney St., Galbraith, 430 W. Middle Tpke.; only one person could win the She wore a cathedral-length Sept. 14th • 1 :00 P.M. and needed the attention of ail quilt, everyone who purchased The bride wore a gown of silk Ellington; Edna Sherwood, 333 Todd Messier, Amston; Patrick Gay City State Park people interested in guns and organza, enhanced with Chan­ ■veil of white voile and carried a Bidwell St.; John Sanson, 50 Kenworthy, East Hartford. GAMES AND BEVERAGES a ticket went home with a cascade bouquet of Sonia PROVIDED. BRING YOUR (OWN safety.” remembrance of the fair. tilly lace, pearls and sequins, Elm St., South Windsor; POTLUCK. ' and designed with a high Vic­ orchids. George Isaac, 343 Merline Rd., The local program will begin The Vaida’s had seen a story torian neckline, full Bishop Miss Martha Pabst of Vernon; Susanna Stavens, 301 on Friday, Oct. 3 at the Post about the quilt in a news story Houston, Texas, was her and made a special trip to the sleeves with fitted cuffs, bib- Pugliese Photo im - . Lake St., Vernon; Barbara Home. effect bodice with organza sister’s maid of honor. Barrett, Standish Rd, Coventry. Interested parties may ta ir in hope of winning it. And ruffles and an A-line skirt with Bridesmaids were Miss Cynthia Nassiff Photo Also, Charles Suntava, 366 register by calling Charles they succeeded. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur O’Neill III ruffled hemline, which ter­ Pabst of Manchester, the Hackmatack St.; Audrey Barrera, post safety officer, at minated into a chapel-length bride’s sister; and Miss Cheryl Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Heguy Humphrey, 45 Wellman Rd.; 646-4166. The pro^am is open train. Her chapel-len^h veil of K im berly Ann Shoup of Miss Cheryl Dahman of Sae^aert of East Hartford. Robert Janicke, 158 Irving St.; DuBALDO APPLIANCE to the public and is not limited John Zorger 3%, and Amy Barrera 5, check out rifle cleaning equipment that was left on John Hancock, president of the silk illusion was trimmed with Ellington and Arthur James Cheshire was maid of honor. Ken Riddett of Albany, N.Y. brother; and Rick Allen of pie will reside in Albany, N.Y. Stacy Redfield, 59A Rachel Rd., and to Manchester residents. the dining room table. Guns within the reach of curious youngsters can prove to be deadly. Second Continental Congress, lace and attached to a Camelot O’Neill III of Rockville were Miss C. Beth Shoup of served as best man. Ushers Pennsylvania. Mrs. Heguy is employed in Wanda Auguste, Stafford Registration is 31. (Herald photo by Dunn) was very upset over the choice lace cap trimmed with sequins married Aug. 30 at St. Luke’s Ellington, the bride’s sister, were Douglas Heguy of New A reception was held at The Albany. Mr. Heguy is employed Springs; Gregory McElwaney, A certificate of completion of George Washington as the and pearls. She carried a Schaller Photo Church in Ellington. was bridesmaid. Jersey, the bridegroom’s Colony in Talcottville. The cou- as an accountant in Albany. East Hartford; Constance SIGN SERVICENTER will be awarded to all death and statistics and police instructors, will cover Continental Army’s first com- bouquet of cymbidium orchids, Mrs. Mark J. Merin The bride is the daughter of Bernard A. O’Neill of Vernon Byam, 74 Neill Rd., Vernon; 42 PURNELL PLACE MANCHESTER | registrants. Movies and slides safety precaution. served as his brother’s best SPECIALIZING IN Assisting Barrera, who is a cleaning and maintenance of ri­ hand guns, pistols, and mander-in-chief. He wanted the baby’s breath and stephanotis. Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon K. Shoup Leslie Pierce, 659 Main St., will be part of the class on of 13 Virginia Dr., Ellington. man. Ushers were Richard South Windsor; Clarence certified NRA instructor, will fle and shotguns. A new instruc­ revolvers. Dale Valli, Red job for himself and was even McCabe of Warwick, R.I. and cleaning and maintenance. Miss Carol Joseph of Mrs. David Ladabouche of ’The bridegroom is the son of Shoup of Ellington, the bride’s Retirees plan Cape Cod trip Custer, 112 Aspinall Dr., An­ WESTINGHOUSE MAJOR APPLIANCE SALES be George Atkins Sr., post tor, Jeff Johnson, will assist Cross instructon, will offer ad­ more unhappy when his fellow Daniel Aferiat of West Hart­ I Firearms may be brought in for Manchester was her sister’s Manchester. Miss Ariana Blum Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. O’Neill brother. chaplain; and John Mayne, past them. vice on emergency first aid of Bostonian John Adams proposed ford. A reception was held at The Manchester Chapter of nights at Sea Crest Hotel on should be made payable to Ir­ dover. MAJOR APPLIANCE REPAIR FOR maintenance check. They will maid of honor. of Hedora, Israel, was flower of 641 Dart Hill Rd., Vernon. A reception was held at the Also, Michael Boudreau, East commander. They will cover Curt Wilson and John Mott, shooting accidents. Washington for the post. the Emanuel Synagogue in the American Association of Silver Beach, breakfast and ving Carlson, treasurer, AARP WESTINGHOUSE • GENERAL ELECTRIC be checked at the door as a girl. The Rev. Maurice Sullivan of Steak Out in Talcottville, after Hartford; Kim Lenfest, Wall dinner daily, taxes, gratuities Chapter 1275. Bridesmaids were Miss Janet ■ Ronald Merin of West Hart­ West Hartford, after which the which the couple left on a trip to Retired Persons (AARP), will HOTPOINT St. Luke’s Church celebrated and a full day of sightseeing in­ The bus will leave the South Glotzer of Rosedale, N.Y. and ford was his brother’s best couple left on a tour of Europe. Virginia Beach, Va. They will take an Indian summer tour of BATTERIES FOR the nuptial Mass and performed cluding Provincetown. United Methodist Church ELECTRIC SIGN REPAIR and PARKING Miss Marcia Glotzer of man. Ushers were Harvey They will reside in Jamaica reside in Rockville. Cape Cod on Sept. 24,25, and 26. the double-ring ceremony. Checks must be mailed by parking lot at 9 a.m. on Sept. 24 Radios—Hearing Aids Hempstead, N.Y., the bride’s Joseph of Atlanta, Ga., the Estates, N.Y. Mr. O’Neill is employed by The price of the tour per person LOT LIGHT MAINTENANCE and REPAIR Vincent-Baldwin Ronald McCadlow was Wednesday to Mrs. Lucille and return on Sept. 26 at 7 p.m. Gaines—Flashlights cousins; Miss Michelle Merin bride’s brother; Mark Mrs. Merin is employed by the W. G. Glenney Co. in is $70 which includes round trip For More Information Call Lane Bryant in New York. Mr. organist. Mahoney, 19 Hamlin St. and of West Hartford, the Weinberg of West Hartford; Ellington. deluxe bus transportation, two Merin is associated with Ken- The bride was given in ARTHUR DRUG 6 4 6 - 8 1 1 4 bridegroom’s sister; Miss Beth Dr. Bruce Ledorman of marriage by her father. Miss Peggy Ann Baldwin of weddingNqt_^Mi6^ome of th? Baldwin of 156 Waranoke Rd. Goldsehlager of Rocky Hill; Jamaica Estates, N.Y.; Kevin more Furniture of New York as THE BABY Manchester and Joel Scott Vin­ bride’s parents. The bridegroom is the son of an interior designer. cent of Salem, Ohio were The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Vincent IS NAMED married Aug. 23 in a garden Dr. and Mrs. W. Howard of Salem, Ohio. The Rev. George Nostrand, former rector of St. Mary’s La Leche League meets Tuesday Downtown Open Mon.-Sat. 9:30-5; Thurs. Eve. til 9:00 Church in Manchester and Parkade open Mon. & Sat. 10-6; Tues., Wed., Thurs., Fri., 10-9 now of Essex, performed the TRAVEL REMINDER The newiy organized proach, although the League is Beninrasa, Andrew Michael, Son of Lawrence and Ann Tab- double-ring ceremony. Manchester Group of La Leche now international in scope, with bone Benincasa of 39 Ordway Dr., South Windsor. He was born The bride, given in marriage Be sure to make all your League wilt hold its first more than 2,000 groups helping this fall Sept. 5 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grand­ by her parents, wore a gown of Holiday reservations early. meeting on Tuesday at 10 a.m., thousands of women in the r mother is Mrs. Gina Tabbone of Deer Park, N.Y. His paternal cream-colored shirred cotton, For reservations and informa­ at the home of Lois Lawrence, United States, Canada, and grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph BeninCasa of Bay Shore, designed with an Empire waist, tion'please call: N.Y. He has two brothers, Steven, 7, and Joey, 9. 32 Walker St. twelve foreign countries. U-shaped neckline, cotton lace The name. La Leche, is For further information Bishop sleeves and ruffled SOUTH WINDSOR it); Aitkin, Benjamin Thomas, son of Thomas and Elizabeth Spanish and means “the milk.” about the new Silktown La TRAVEL ADVISORS hemline. She wore a brimmed A non-sectarian, non-profit Leche League Group, contact Gallichant Aitkin of 25 Birch Mountain Dr. He was born Sept. 6 at hat of natural straw with pale 1708 Ellington Road Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are organization, the League’s pur­ either Lois Lawrence, 649-5056 South Windsor, Conn. ■/ yellow satin trim and carried a pose is to help encourage “good or Kathy Siddons, 649-4908. Mr and Mrs. A. Gallichant, 10 Turnbull Rd. His paternal grand­ bouquet of multi-colored fall 644-2488 parents are Mr. and Mrs. T. Aitkin, 6 McCabe St. mothering , through flowers. ^ breastfeeding.” , Ms. Susan Brendel of The group will meet the third fashion values Pierce, Jonathan David, son of Gary and Leslie Manning Manchester and Walter Whit­ Tuesday of each month. A Pierce of 659 Main St., South Windsor. He was born Sept. 7 at man of Salem, Ohio, read Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are series of four meetings will dis­ specially selected passages cuss, informally, different BACK TO SCHOOL Mr. and Mrs. C. Edward Manning of 170 Long Hill Rd., South from the Scriptures. Windsor. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank phases of breastfeeding. Topic ONJI^NEW BICYCLE Ms. Cynthia DiLorenzo of for first meeting: Advantages are great Pierce of 618 Main St., South Windsor. His maternal great­ Washington, D.C. was maid of grandmother is Mrs. Grace Brown df North Windham, Maine. of Breastfeeding to mother and OR honor. Christine Olson of child. Discussion leader will be Columbus, Ohio, the bride’s Kathy Siddons. HAVE YOUR OLD ONE Hawkins, Amy Suzanne, daughter of Ronald and Cheryl niece, was flower girl. REPAIRED AND SERVICED Shepard Hawkins of RD 4, Coventry. She was born Sept. 8 at All women who are interested at Thamnu Sihsobhon of in nursing their babies are in­ Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Bangkok, Thailand, served as Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Shepard of Randolph, N.H. Her paternal vited, as are their babies. You best man. need not be pregnant or even grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hawkins of Berlin, N.H. An outdoor reception was FARR’S She has two sisters, Carrie Anne, 4, and Melissa Lynne, 2. have a family to attend. If you held on the grounds of the are a wife and hope some day to BICYCLE Baldwin residence. have children, or if you are a AND REPAIR SHOP Mrs. Vincent is employed in grandmother, if you are in­ the Department of Health Care terested, you are welcome. Sciences at George Washington RALEIGH BIKE SALE t - T '- Church School opens Sunday La Leche League began in a University. Mr. Vincent is a Chicago suburb 18 years ago, student at George Washington GRAND PRIX M53*‘ The Church School of the and will attend church with when one mother who had South United Methodist Church parents. Children will be dis­ University School of successfully nursed her baby, RECORD *133*> Photo by Mark Brendel Engineering and Applied will reopen Sunday morning. missed at appropriate time to helped another who wanted to Nursery to five-year olds will return to classes. Science. breastfeed. 2 MAIN ST. OPEN DAILY Mr. and Mrs. Joel S. Vincent The couple will reside in FARR’S meet on the lower level of the The top level of the education This is still the basic ap­ 643-7111 TO 9:00 PM education wing at both the 9 and wing will be reserved for se­ Arlington, Va. 10:45 a.m. sessions. cond, third and fifth grades. Children in grades one Grades one, four and six will through six wili meet at 9 a.m. meet upstairs in the main building. High school youth will meet at 10:45 a.m. in the youth ABOUT TOWN 1 ,” '. Golden Agers lounge. name officers ...... V**' ’■’•.V*...... *./*...... -.X, Manchester Young Marines Coffee House for teen-agers and p r o g ra m . All youth are Mrs. Sue Scheibenpflug was will meet tonight at 7 at the young adults will be conducted welcome. elected president of the Golden SWAN SONG Marine Corps League Home, Saturday at 8 p.m. in The Youth Fellowship of the Age Gub at the annual meeting SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (UPI) - A Parker St. Fellowship Hall of Calvary South United Methodist Church held recently. San Antonio woman has been in­ Church. There will be will meet Friday at 7 p.m. in Other officers elected are structing synchronized swim­ The Maranatha Christian refreshments and a musical the youth lounge. Mrs. Mary Jaslowski, vice- ming for young girls, known as president; Thomas O’Neill, “Cygnet," for 20 years, teaching secretary; Mrs. Violet Dion, them to do ’••aceful swimming MANCHESTER COMMUNITY COLLEGE treasurer. exercises to the tune of violins. DIVISION OF COMMUNITY SERVICES SALE STARTS SATURDAY, SEPT. 13 All correspondence may be The teacher’s name is FALL SEMESTER, 1975 mailed to O’Neill at llA Margaret Swan. Bluefield Dr. Non-Credit Courses ASTROLOGY II, Starts October 20, meets Wednesdays, 7:30-9:30 P.M. for 8 weeks. AJ BOTH LOCATIONS COLONIAL AMERICA (Co-sponsored by the MCC Institute of Local History) Starts November 4, meets Tuesdays, 7:30-9:30 P.M. for 6 weeks. GONGOIEUIIII SmiYL VINYL PLAYWRITINQ Starts October 29, meets Wednesdays, 7:00-9:00 P.M. for 7 weeks. WINES OF EUROPE AND AMERICA Starts October 29,7:30-9:30 P.M. for 7 weeks. No-Wax, Floor Covering $ 7 0 5 ♦" 41 BASIC ELECTROCARDIOGRAM INTERPRETATION Starts October 27, meets Installed Prices Start at ■ wmnL Wednesdays, 7:00-9:40 P.M. for 4 weeks. ■ ’ PRIPARATION eXTNA (S2pllot€ki PRACTICAL CELESTIAL NAVIGATION (Co-sponsored by Mystic Seaport AMERICAN CLEAN Planetarium) Starts October 8, meets Wednesdays, 7:30-9:30 P.M. for 11 weeks. INTERMEDIATE BRIDGE:2 sections. One starts November 3, meets Mondays 7:30- Ceramic Tub Enclosure D i s c o u n t 9:30 P.M. for 8 weeks. One starts November 4, meets Tuesdays 9:00-11(00 A.M. for 8 weeks. INSTAUED...... ADVANCED INTERMEDIATE BRIDGE Starts October 8, meets Wednesdays, 7:30- BiG 9:30 P.M. for 8 weeks. CERTIFIED PROFESSIONAL SECRETARY THEORY AND REVIEW Part II: Starts FREE OFFER GRAND OPENING ONLY 2NI. M l n„ MMaiSIB Nl aUB UK L M September 30, meets Tuesdays, 5:55-8:35 P.M. for 6 weeks. Part III: Starts November with th« purchase of 20 8q. yd. or mdra of malarial racaiva FR EE malarial for juniors, look! 1 low price! IIN M M K M L rax nm iiL cusTiMn 11, meets Juesdays, 5:55-8:35 P.M. for 7 weeks. your antry or bath up to 6’x8' from apaelal group. special! 20e OFF LABEL CouriM co-tponiorMl by ttw M*ndM«t*r Woimn’* Cantor shirt news! ‘plnwala’ blazer 3 part pantsuit CLAIROL BUILDINQ OROANIZATIONS One-day workshop on October 18, 9-6 P.M. Pott Road Plaza OPEN ASSERTIVENESS AND COMMUNICATION One-day workshop on November 16, 9-6 P.M. RoutaSO For weekends, town or travel-tattersal UFE PLANNINO FOR WOMEN Starto September 17, meets Wednesdays, 7:00-10:00 P.M. lor 10 weeks. Ti m .. 1 Sd. Right now...a plnwale cotton corduroy HERBAL MANAQEMENT AND LEADERSHIP TRAINING FOR WOMEN Starts September 22, meats lor 7 sessions. VERNON blazer’s the wardrobe basic you’ll want in checks in brown or green ’poly’. Great fall ASSERTIVENESS AND COMMUNICATION One-day workshop on November 16. 9-6 P.M. 9-S OEhin Practical fashlon...you bet! A shirt that looks trio-suede-look, trimmed jacket, easy-fit lor 7 sessions. i l m any one or more of our 2 great colorsl . . ESSENCE F FLOOR COVERINQ and tits great, requires minimum care, and pull-on pants, color-matched solid pants. . OoMd Monday 500 Enfield St won’t cost a fortune! Silky ‘poly’ with ne!w Fitted. Pleated back, belted-back look. By . ' ) EffiEU All washable. 8-18. dresses, downtown and $ O Q For Inlomutlon endngl$trtUon tormt, ®®"f***®[* turned-back cuffs. 8 colors! 8-16. w TomBoy of California. 5-13. the junior $ Q Q SHAMPOO Division of CommiMiltr Servloee e» UtncMtm place, downtown and Parkade. £ m C m Parkade. CLO I Normal • Dry • Delacato • Oily’ CommunHy CoHeuei MS-IW. 8 7 1 -0 6 5 1 sportswear, downtown and Parkade. $14 values LMCC Oil iSttU MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., Sept. 12. 1975 — PAGE ELEVEN PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., Sept: 12,1975 OBITUARIES Ellington rejects Charles C. Canet Mrs. Florence Grady historic district Charles C. Canet, 77, of S4B COVENTRY -- Mrs. Garden Dr. died Thursday at Florence Uncles Grady, 78, of Property owners in the center about three years ago to Manchester Memorial Main St. died Thursday at a of Ellington who were polled by develop the proposal. Janet Hospital. He was the husband of Wlllimantic convalescent mail to see if they , were in­ Batt, first selectwoman, has Mrs. Mary Davis Canet. home. She was the widow of terested in having their proper­ 'suggested that a new com­ Bom in Brooklyn, N.Y., Mr. Francis H. Grady. ty Included in a proposed mittee be appointed to perhaps Canet had lived in Manchester Bora in Coventry, Mrs. Grady “historic district,’’ rejected the reconsider a smaller district since 19S1. He retired in 1963 as had been a teacher at Windham proposal. with more concentrated sup­ supervisor of the compensation High School for 37 years and 'The proposal originally in­ port on property owners. department of Aetna Fire In­ also served as guidance volved about 80 pieces of surance Co., Hartford, after counselor at the school before property. Prior to the poll, five Had the district plan been ap­ being em ploy^ by the firm for her retirement eight years ago. property owners withdrew their proved it would have meant many years. He was a Navy A graduate of the former property from the proposed dis­ that a five-member commis­ veteran of World War I. He was Wlllimantic Normal School, she trict. sion would have been es­ a member of St. Albans-L.I. received a B.A. degree and a With only 42 of those eligible tablished to oversee the district Lodge of Masons, Floral Park, m aster’s degree from New ' returning their ballots, even and to review proposed changes N.Y. York University. though 23 of these favored the to the exterior of ^buildings in The funeral and burial will be She is a survived by several proposal, the percentage was the district. at the convience of the-family. nieces and nephews. not enough to carry it out. It Property owners, within the The Watkins Funeral Home, was necessary to have 75 per ^district, would'have to first ob­ The funeral is Saturday at 142 E. Center St., is in charge of cent approval of the property tain a certificate of approvai, 8:15 a.m. from the Potter arrangements. owners. from the commission before Funeral Home, 456 Jackson St., There are no calling hours. An Historic District Study altering the exterior of any Wlllimantic, with a Mass at St. Committee was appointed building. Harry Goehring Mary’s Church, Coventry, at 9. ROCKVILLE - Harry Burial will be in St. Mary’s Cemetery. Where fish fry money goes Goehring, 72, of Glastonbury, (Herald photo by Dunn) (Herald photo by ITunn) formerly of Rockville, died Friends may call at the Complaints to police Wednesday at Hartford funeral home tonight from 7 to Looking over a filmstrip to be used for a youth awareness youth awareness program, sponsored by the chamber and Offensive starters in Manchester forward wall Eagles’ defensive linemen set for opener Hospital. . 9.'! program are from left, Andre Marmen, director of to be presented sometime in October, is being financed by reach record highs Born in Rockville, Mr^ half of the proceeds from a fish fry held at Frank’s Super­ development at Manchester Memorial Hospital; Suzanne right, John Madden, Ron Begin, Mike Demers, Ralph Primed and ready for the first taste of competition High defensive linemen. Left to right, Steve Whilham, Goehring had lived in the East market a few weeks ago. The other half of the proceeds Total complaints to the In line with the rise in com­ Awaiting the kickoff against East Cathoiic tomorrow Flocken, executive vice president of the Greater Manchester police station in plaints, police made a total of Fabor, Bob Hawkes, Mike Taylor and Steve Dawson. Saturday against Manchester High is East Catholic Joe Golec, Pat Joy, Tom Landers and Ed Sadlowski. Hartford-Glastonbury area Manchester Chamber oj Commerce, and Frank Tor- will be used toward the purchase of another cardiac are these Manchester High offensive iinemen. Left to most of his life. Mrs. June G. Weingart August rose to a record high of 123 arrests in August compared ANDOVER -M rs. June naquindici, manager of Frank’s Supermarket. Looking on monitor for Manchester Memorial Hospital. (Herald photo 3,016. to 91 in July. They included 45 Survivors are a son, Richard by Dunn) Goehring of Huntington, N.Y.; Garnett Weingart of Lake Rd. are Jeffrey Keith, Manchester Jaycee and William Hale, “People are demanding mpre arrests for felonies, charges a daughter, Mrs. Joan Calabria died today at Manchester right, chairman of the chamber’s board of directors. The and more services of the punishable by one year in prison of Selden, N.Y.; and two Memorial Hospital. She was the police,” Chief Robert Lannan or more. brothers, Carl Goehring of widow . of Arthur Paul said today. Traffic accidents rose to 193 Ellington and Martin Goehring Weingart. Demands for police action in August compared to 150 in East and High in historic of Mt. Dora, Fla. She was born in Madison Motorcade triumph for Ford rose niore than 20 per cent this July. There were 53 people in­ til 's County, Neb. and lived in An­ summer over the summer of jured although no fatalities. 1975 The funeral is Saturday at 2 dover for 25 years. She attended p.m. at Burke-Fortin Funeral .ning neck-and-neck a week before next site, as he traveled 136 miles from Keene 1974, he added. Fatal accidents remain at two, both United Methodist PORTSMOUTH, N.H. (UPI) - The Home, 76 Prospect St. The Rev. Tuesday’s election, with Durkin’s cam­ in southwestern New Hampshire, through Despite the demand for ser­ the same as in 1974. Sheldon T. Smith, pastor of Churches in Manchester. longest presidential motorcade in history paign better organized, and Wyman’s vices, the department has one The value of property stolen football meeting Saturday - an 11-hour, 136-mile marathon Thursday small villages, the industrial city of Ellington Congregational relying on a last-minute, go-for-broke ef­ dispatcher vacancy dnd seven dropped from $62,214 to $53,562. among 120,000 cheering New Hampshire Nashua, and on to Portsmouth. By LEN AUSTER Both third-year coaches, starting lineup. The change defensive unit headed up by Foley are expected to pick Church, will officiate. Burial Survivors are a son, Arthur fort. patrol officer vacancies, he F. Weingart of Andover; two citizens — was a personal triumph for Wyman couldn’t keep up at the stops and Herald Sporlswriler Larry Olsen at Manchester of personnel could^ result in seniors Steve Whitham, who up the slack. will be at the convenience of the Ford and former Gov. Ronald Reagan of often was 50 or 75 yards behind, being in­ said. Two patrol officers are daughters, Mrs. June Rosalie President Ford. California, who appeared at a Wyman rai- now in training and should be KODAK-POUROID Many small (and and John LaFontana at changing outcomes. doubles as the punter, and Emotions have run high family. Whether it wiil influence the rerun of troduced to voters by the speaker of the There are no calling hours. Birdsall and Mrs. Joy LaVonne ly Wednesday night, will claim great able to assume duties in Oc­ AGENCY sometimes large) East, have done everything Senior Wayne Ostrout gets Mike Nolen. The key to the leading up to this first ever Sears, both of Andover; a history’s ciosest U.S. Senate race won’t be New Hampshire House, George Roberts. first few games for the credit if Wyman wins. “This trip to New Hampshire has been a tober he said. DISCOUNT PRICES arguments have been made possible to get their clubs the starting call at quarter­ meeting between the two MUST brother, Jm es McKibben of known untii election night. Sept. 16. The President’s biggest pitch was made But the other vacancies will tuned up and ready for the back for the Indians with his Eagles is how well its defen­ and emotional as well as Salton Sea, Calif.; a sister, “I think people are interested in seeing g reatjift,” Ford told the crowds. “You on who has the better foot­ In Memoriam at Portsmouth. Support for Durkin last remain until the budget grows, ARTHUR DRUG upcoming campaign. How backfield mates seniors Jeff sive unit performs. Offen­ physical attributes will play Mrs. Myrtle Cox of Norfolk, the President. There’s no way" of telling just make me feel so much at home. I’d ball teamh-Manchester High In loving memory of my husband, year in the 350-year old harbor town led he said. they’ve done will be Joy and Jason Dodge and sively, junior Mike Furlong, a part in deciding a winner. Neb., and five grandchildren. what the derivative impact is,’’ said Louis like to stay a couple of days.” or East Catholic. Conjecture 84 BRAND NEW VEGAS-NOVAS George W. Elliott who went away, Wyman to say election night the city had “We’ve had the most spontaneous recep­ somewhat answered Satur­ Ralph Donadio or Mark who many will remember “Both sides want to win this A private funral will be at Wyman, the Republican candidate on will be tossed out the win­ Friday the 13th, September 1974. let him down after he had worked so hard tion that I’ve ever seen in New Kiefer. The offensive line is from the 1975 Class B cham­ one badly and I feel this will Holmes Funeral Home, 400 whose behaif Ford came to campaign. to keep open its Navy yard, the major ■ dow Saturday afternoon at day. My heart still aches with sadness Trying to tend his personai popuiarity to Hampshire,” said Sen. Norris Cotton, R- Manchester, 2-7 over-all headed up by veterans Mike pionship baseball team, has be a knockdown, drag out And secret tears still flow. Main St., Manchester. Burial local employer. 1:30 at Memorial Field when MONZAS-CHEVELLES-MONTE will be in Quarryville iocal candidates “didn’t work for N.H., who has traveled with three and 1-7 in the CCIL a year Demers and Bob Hawkes. nailed down the starting job fight,” states LaFontana. What it meant to lose you “All of you have close friends who you presidents, and whose retirement set up the two local schools collide No one will ever know. Cemetery, Bolton. Eisenhower, a very popular president,” would stand up for. Louis Wyman is that on the gridiron in the 1975 ago, has a gaggle of new On the defensive side of at quarterback. A good crowd is expected Each time I see your picture. the 1974 race between Wyman, Durkin and There are no calling hours. said Senate President Aif Jacobson, R- kind of friend of mine,” Ford said. curtain raiser for both. faces on the squad and in the the ledger, Olsen states his but if for some reason you You smile and say Friends wishing to do so may New London. American party candidate Carmen CARLOS-IMPAUS-TRUCKS Don't cry. I’m only sleeping “Let me speak very strongly,” Ford club has more size and The Eagles figure to be a can’t make it in person, make memorial gifts to the Ford came to the state with the nation’s Chimento. We'll meet again someday. added, saying Wyman in 1964 and 1972 From the time he landed at Keene at strength than a year ago and running team but its potency WINF radio will broadcast North United Methodist Church first presidentiai primary at the personal “almost singlehandedly kept the Navy a repeat of past perfor­ has been hurt by the injury the game live. Sadly missed, building fund. request of Wyman, with whom he spent 10 9:30 a.m. Ford was greeted warmly, with Louise yard open.” the crowds becoming more frenzied and mances is not expected. to tailback Cephas Nolen. The winner of the game years in the U.S. House. His tour across Ford plunged into the crowds in 13 cities MUST BE SOLD! southern New Hampshire included three more friendly as he neared the seacoast Although the Tribe is still Cephas, who rushed for will receive the James Hor­ and towns on a minutely planned schedule, and was running up to 90 minutes late. bothered by a depth almost 800 yards and scored vath Memorial Trophy key cities which went for Democrat John and at again as many impromptu The HERE’S JUST A FEW SAMPLE BUYS Durkin iast Nov. 5. He was mobbed as he finished a speech problem, prolonged injuries 10 touchdowns last year, presented by the Central gatherings along the roadside, in front of at the Exeter bandstand. South Windsor man Wyman and Durkin appeared to be run- stores, at factories and a construction Herald Angle to key personnel possibly a stepped on some broken Connecticut Football Of­ telling, factor, it appears the glass several weeks back ficials and the outstanding BRAND NEW 1975 CHEVELLE 1 first team can do more than and will miss the opener. lineman and back will 1 BRAND NEW 1975 VEGA killed in auto crash By Earl Yost 1 Notchback Coupe with 4 Sport Coupe with 6 cyl., 1 McCoy names Ruggles an adequate job. His absence will be felt but receive trophies from the ■ cyjmders, 4-speed tranimla- automatic transmission, vinyl ^ 1 Edward Reardon Jr., 19, of The accident happened on Sports Editor East finished up 5-5-1 in senior fullback Kevin Manchester American ■ Sion, mouldings, radio, wheel ^ M trim, power steering and ■ Spring Hill Rd. Police said the 1974 and returns most of its Legion Post. m rings, Carter Care. St. No. 3649 brakes, midgs., radio, decor, M W M W M W M W 1 185 Pine Tree Lane, South campaign treasurer Shorey and wingback Brian whitewalls. St. No. 3849. I Windsor, was pronounced dead car was westbound and the on arrival at Windham driver apparently lost control Winner toted own bag on a curve and the car skidded VERNON ding area towns, under Frank’s 1 BRAND NEW 1975 MONZA DRAND NEW M0N7E (»R L0 I Memorial Hospital about mid­ Mayor Frank J. McCoy, who leadership, we have maintained Coupe with V-6 engine, 1 into a tree. When Wayne Levi won the 29th Manchester Open last 1 Towne Coupe with 4 oyl. automatic transmission, power ■ night last night of. injuries suf­ will seek re-election to a fourth a steady tax structure which 1 engine, deluxe belts, mirrors & C M " fered in a one-car accident in Born in Hartford, Reardon Monday and walked home with a check for $1,000 he didn’t steering & brakes, vinyl root. W J S M ■ term in November, has ap­ still provides improved ser­ 1 mouldings, whitewalls, radio, M tinted glass, mats, D.E. ■ Mansfield. had lived in South Windsor most have to pay his caddy one red cent. The young Floridian, Tiant tosses gem 1 HD battery, Carter Care. St. No. M W M W ■ M W pointed Gardner Ruggles, a vices. I think in today’s WIN CASH mirrors, dual horns, whitewalls, B M W ^ B M W 1 of his life.He was a sophomore who set an Open record with a seven under par 65 which ■ 3709 Mark R. Staiger, 18, of 31 local businessman, as his cam­ economic atmosphere, that’s radio, Carter Care. St. No. 3836 1 Beldon Rd., South Windsor, at the University of Connec­ also tied the Manchester Country Club course mark, ticut. paign treasurer. real accomplishment.” another occupant in the car, Ruggles, commenting on his Ruggles is immediate past carried his own golf bag...Eleanor Koepsel, winner of The BRAND NEW IMPALA 1 A 1974 graduate of South 1 BRAND NEW 1975 NOVA Coupe with V-8 engine, auto. 1 was admitted to the hospital appointment, said, “This cam­ president of the Rockville Herald’s first of 10 weekly football contests last week, is Windsor High School, he was in heating Tigers 1 Coupe with 6 oyl. engine, transo power steering & brakes, a i V p W I with a head injury, a fractured the mother of John Koepsel, a crackerjack baseball co-captain of its baseball team paign is somewhat disturbing to Exchange Club, a position now 1 automatic trans., radio, power a deluxe belts, radio, D.E. gds., m 1 leg, and multiple lacerations. 1 steering, decor equip, radial 9 4 ^ and a member of the school’s me, personally, because it pits filled by Benoit. He is now ser­ pitcher with Manchester High and the American Legion as mirrors, wheel covers, m 1 Hospital officials said he is in ving as chairman of the State BOSTON (UPI) - Once got a hit or I got tired. Even Detroit batters before 1 whitewalls, mquidings. Carter \ 0 ■ M B M W whitewalls, vinyl roof, Carter 1 first football team. He also was two of my good friends against well as a fine basketball player. The latter is off to college 1 Care. St. No. 3833 serious condition in the Inten­ Exchange Membership Com­ AS FAST AS again, the Luis-Tiant-is- after the hit, though, I felt walking Bill Freehan with Care. St. No. 3741 | a member of the Ellington each olfier,'but 1 still have to in Florida...Both Ray Sullivan and Bob Healy, basketball sive Care Unit. feel that Frank McCoy has mittee; is Vernon chairman of washed-up story has been good. two outs in the fifth. By that State Police said both youths American Legion Baseball and baseball teammates at Manchester High the past two Organization. He was a com­ earned re-election to office.” the Heart Fund Drive; a direc­ years, are now attending Wilbraham Academy...Ron proved wrong. “It was the best control time the Red Sox had won 1 BRAND NEW 1975 NOVA BRAND NEW CORVEHE 1 were students at the University 1 LN 4-Door with small V-8, Convertible with 4 speed, 2 . 1 municant of St. Francis of McCo^ will be running tor of the Camp Woodstock, Zavarella reported it costs $120 to buy one rear wheel tire The 34-year-old Boston I’ve had all year and it’s the game. of Connecticut and it has not against Thomas Benoit, YMCA; an active member of 1 automatic transmission, power tops, custom Interior, AM/FM J A M l 1 H Assisi Church, South Windsor. pitcher, rescued by the Red been a long time since I’ve Jim Rice tripled and 1 steering a 'n d brakes, bucket ^ J S J S radio. Carter Care and much B B Mm ^ B Q 1 been determined which one was Democratic candidate. St. Bernard’s parish; and a for his national championship dragster. He is survived by his parents, Sox in 1971 after Cleveland, had a fastball that good. 1 scored on Carlton Fisk’s 1 seats & console, radio, mats, else. Sava hundreds over a M fP ^ ^ R W ^ b B I the driver of the car. Ruggles added, “In com­ member of the Vernon 1 tinted glass, radial whitewalls, T F ^ B M W M W Edward and Jean Metzner could put the ball anywhere ground out then Rico 1976 model. 1 paring Vernon with the surroun­ Republican Town Committe. Sellout Monday night Minnesota and Atlanta had 1 mouldings, Carter Care. St. No. Reardon of Pine Tree Lane; a YOU CAN RUB ■ 3198 Petrocelli and Dwight Boston College and Notre Dame clash at Foxboro, decided he couldn’t pitch I wanted. brother, Thomas Reardon, at any more, tossed a no-hitter “But my father still knows Evans singled ahead of Rick home; and two sisters, ^ t h Mass., Monday ilight and the football game has been sold more (about baseball) than I Burleson’s grounder to give Ann Reardon and Patricia \ CONNECTICUT I.OTTERY / out for mdn^hs. The host school will receive a reported for 7 2-3 innings 'Thursday Equivalency classes afternoon and finished with Boston a 2-0 lead in the se- EVERY USED CAR REFORE IT IS SOLD! Reardon, both at home. $240,000 as its share from the teevee package, tickets, con­ do.” /ABO UT condrCecil Cooper walked in The funeral is Monday at 8:15 cessions and parking. It will be carried nationally...John a three-hit, 3-1 victory over The younger Tiant, hoping the fourth, was singled to TOWN a.m. from Samsel-Bassinger scheduled in Vernon Wholley out of East Catholic High and John Wiggin from the Detroit Tigers. for a third straight 20-game SPECIAL OF THE WEEK third by Denny Doyle and Funeral Home, 419 Buckland The Vernon Adult School will Wednesdays. Manchester High are again members of the varsity foot­ The victory kept the Red season, certainly knew Rd., South Windsor, with a initiate a special morning high Adults attending the came home on Carl 1972 FO RD Members of the Junior and ball squad at Trinity for the third season. Wholley is a run­ Sox five games ahead of the enough about Detroit Mass at St. Francis of Assisi school equivalency program literature classes will have the Yastrzemski’s single for the LTD 4-Door. V-8 engine, automatic transmission, air Senior Confirmation Classes of MATCH ning back while Coach Don Miller again plans to use Baltimore Orioles in the hittersr He struck out 10 conditioning, radio, vinyl root, power steering. Emanuel Lutheran Church and Church at 9. Burial will be in Sept. 29 at the Adult Learning opportunity to interpret batters in the game, in­ other Boston run. Baldwin Wiggin on defense. The latter was an All-CCIL quarter­ American League East their parents will meet Satur­ Wapping Cemetery. Center on Elm St., Rockville. selected readings from leading race, with 16 games cluding pinch hitter Gates curled his fourth homer Friends may call at the American apd British authors. back while in high school...Jerry Dostie, piloting Chuck day at 10 a.m. in Luther Hall of Classes will be free to all WIN 10.000 INSTANTUri remaining for each team. Brown to end the eighth in­ around the rightfield foul funeral home Saturday from 7 adults and will be conducted A combination of social Rubacha’s stock car, won the track championship at the church to set the schedule T im OOOIMMIO Brand P rizes! The triumph was extra ning after Aurelio Rcidriguez pole leading off the ninth to *1995® ® for the coming year. to 9 p.m. and Sunday from 2 to 4 Mondays through Thursdays studies and science will be con­ Monadnock, N.H., and followed up by taking the checkered sweet for Tiant. The veteran and Tom Veryzer had clo$e the margin but Tiant and 7 to 9 p.m. ( from 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. ducted on Thursdays. In addi­ flag in the feature at Thompson Speedway. This weekend, 1974 OPEL $3445 1974 CHEVROLET $ 4 2 9 5 , right-hander, sidelined 10 notched the first two Tiger got the next three batters. 70 MUSTANG $1925 English grammar classes tion to dcquiring basic informa­ Dostie and Rubacha will be at Watkins Glen, N.Y., for a Coupe. 6-cyl. engine, standard Manta coupe. 4 cylinder, automatic Caprice Coupe. V-8, automatic days with back spasms and hits. Tiant’s masterful victory transmission, AM/FM radio, low transmission, power steering and will be on Mondays and will tion in these two areas, the stu­ 150-lap event. transmission, radio. dent will be provided with unit “This is the best I’ve seen gave Boston an 8-1 record miles. brakes, power windows, extra nice feature a review of punctua­ bothered earlier by ten­ 72 CAMARO $3095 car. tion, capitalization, spelling, drills designed to help them donitis, won his first game him, throw this year,” said against the Tigers at S.S. Coupe, v-8. 4-speed transmis­ 1971 FORD $2495 Notes off the cuff LTD Squire Wagon. V-8, automatic AREA and modern usage. pass the equivalency examina­ since Aug. 15 to advance his Rodriguez who broke up Fenway Park this season. sion. power steering, radio. A rapid review of tion. If attitude was to be the deciding factor in the ‘battle’ for transmission, power steering and POLICE REPORT record to 16-13. The victory Tiant’s no-hitter with a hard The Sox have beaten the 73 MAVERICK $2745 brakes, radio. TRUCKS mathematics, up to and in­ Anyone wishing further infor­ the American League’s rookie-of-the-year honor, Fred single up the middle on a 3-2 Tigers 11 times in 15 2-Door. V-8, automatic transmission, also was his first ever power steering, radio. 1971 CHEVELLE $2595 1974 CHESROIET S3995 cluding basic algebra, will be mation about these free classes Lynn would wm in a landslide over his Boston teammate Concours Estate Wagon. V-8, witnessed by his 69-year-old pitch. “He still looks good to meetings overall, with three El Camino Pickup. V-0. automatic COVENTRY appearance in Common Pleas offered each Tuesday morning should call the Vernon Adult 75 VESA $3495 automatic transmission, air con­ Jim Rice. Lynn is the typical All-American boy and Rice is father, a former star left­ me; he’s always tough on games remaining next transmission, power steering, radio. Ronny Bigelow, 25, of Court 19, Rockville, Oct. 8. and literature classes will be on School, 875-8471 or 872-9405. slowly moving into the mold of a sarcastic Reggie Smith in Hatchback Coupe. 4-cyllnder, ditioning, power steering, radio. VERNON lo u t Of 10 tickets Win cash! hander for the New York us.” weekend in Detroit. automatic transmission, many extras, 1974 CHEVROLET $4595 1975 CHEVROLET $5395 Cheshire was charged last Red Sox colors...It looks more and more every day like low mileage. Sharp. 4-Wheel Drive Blazer. Automatic Rub Ihe spots above to uncover dollar amounts of 42, Cubans of the Negro Tiant set down the first 14 Monte Carlo Coupe. V-8, automatic night, with disorderly conduct Donald G. Brown, 20, of 29 transmission, aux. top. power disc | (5,450,4100,41,000 or 410,000. Match any three-of-a- Brooks Robinson has reached the end of the line. His glove 74 PINTO $3095 transmission, air conditioning, bucket in connection with‘the in­ Oakland Terrace, Manchester, KATHY SAYS: “THAT FANCY PRODUCE THAT YOU SEE AT Leagues. brakes, power steering, much else. kind and you win that amount. Instantly. Claim your is still magic but his bat has fallen asleep and the Orioles station Wagon. 4 cylinder, automatic seats, AM/FM radio and much more. vestigation of an incident at the was charged Thursday with THE EASTERN STATES EXPOSITION IS CARRIED 8Y US , Luis Tiant Sr., allowed out prize, and you're automatically in one of our 41,000,000 can’t afford a .190 hitter. Robinson is a surefire future Hall tranamisslon, radio. 1974 TOYOTA $3395 Rt. 31 Shopping Center in misuse of a motorcycle license. THE YEAR ROUND. ROTH IN AND OUT OF SEASONI”... Grand Prize drawings. (Deadlines lor claiming will be of Cuba last month -by 1972 CHEVELLE $2695 Hllux Pickup. 4 cylinder, 4 speed, 1973 NOVA $3095 Concours Estate Wagon. V-8. Coventry. He is to appear in court in *f*®*i. OrMnlng*, McCown, announced.) of Famer and one of the real nice guys ever to put on a camper top. Premier Fidel Castro, sat Palmer, Hunterj Hatchback Coupe. 8 cylinder, automatic transmission, power major league baseball uniform during my time...The New Bigelow was released for Rockville, Oct. 8. the first baseline as his son automatic transmiaalon, power steering, radio. 1974 CHEVROLET $4875 Tumlp., Paranlp., CulHloinr. England Patriots and New York Jets may be lucky to lure steering, radio, low miles. 4 wheel drive Blazer, Cheyenne gave up just one walk over 7 Atparagui, S M I a Lima Baana, Com, Whlta Swaal Potatoaa, Rad 25,000 to Yale Bowl for Sunday’s final NFL pre-season 1974 CAMARO $3995 1972 FORD $2995 model, automatic transmission, Onlona, Swiaa Chard, WatarcrOaa, Pickling Onlona, W hlta^lona, 2-3 innings. A pair of hits in Mustang Coupe. V-8, automatic power steering and brakes, aux. top Cherry Tomatota. GOUECTKTTBtS-WW^lOOOt exhil^itlon. With Pat quarterback Jim Plunkett out with a gain 21st wins LT Coupe, V-8, automatic transmis­ raeSH; Slrawbarrlaa, PaMhaa, Plun^ Naetarinaa, Damaon Pluma,' Rub square al right and letter appears. th e eighth and Bob- sion, power steering, air conditioning, transmiaalon. radio, power steering and seats. QrapafrulL Umaa, K M Spell "SUPPORT" shoulder separation the game has even less appeal at the Baldwin’s ninth-inning NEW YORK (UPI) — The best race in the American power brakes, AM-FM, radio. and brakes. 1973 CHEVROLET $3595 LEARN TO SEW Fruit, Plnaabpl^ Pruna Plun^ Rad S Oraan Orapaa, Promagranla. - win 450 1974 TOYOTA $3695 Pickup. V-8, standard transmission, i W OliE OS A DOZEli; AKO PICS OUT YoSlI M l f S ^ box office. 1974 MERCURY $3675 Spell "EDUCATION " homer spoiled the no-hit League right now is between two super pitchers for the Cy power steering. (OR IMPROVE YOUR SEWING WE HAVE CANHIHO JARS, CERTO, A SURE-JELL Comet 4-Door. 8-cyllnder, automatic Mark II, S-cyllnder engine, automatic - win 41.000 dream but the younger Tiant Young pitcher of the year Award. transmission, radio. THRIFTY WEEKEND SPECIALS End of the line transmission, power steering, low 1971 JEEP $3075 WITH PROFESSIONAL didn’t mind. Jim Palmer of the milea. 1973 FORD $3695 Commando Station Wagon. 4 wheel BARTLETT PEARS...... e oi. Bag ♦ 1.7 S From time to time during Monday’s phase two of the AL’s Eastern Division with LOOKING RESULTS) “You have to be lucky to Baltimore Orioles and Jim 1973 PONTIAC $3325 Qran Torino Wagon. V-8, automatic drive. 6 cylinder, automatic transmis­ FREESTONE PEACHES...... 8Qt.Bakt. *1 .7 S Manchester Gpen golf tourney there were notes tacked on a 3-1 victory over the Detroit transmission, air conditioning, radio, sion, power steering. A hard to find pitch a no-hitter,” said Tiant Hunter of the New York LeMans, V-8, automatic transmis­ Classn Start SEPT. 15 - Day or Evening. GREEN a YELLOW SQUASH...... 2iba.49C the bulletin board..The first was for an early contestant to Tigers Thursday while both sion, power steering, radio. power steering and brakes. model. who has never accomplished Yankees are old rivals for Special altomoon rate for Teens. SEEDLESS GRAPES...... ip.sOC INSTANT MATCH tickets on sale now where Connecticut Lottery tickets are sold. call a number when he checked in. The note was marked Palmer and Hunter added to the feat in 12 major league the award. Palmer won it in ' All Sewing D6ne in C la M - Individual Instruction < ROYAL ‘EATMORE’ ICE CREAM...... w gai 79C urgent. SaW player was more than upset when he finally their personal laurels. All proceeds from INSTANT MATCH support Connecticut education. seasons. “But I am happy 1973 when he had a 22-9 OPEN DAILY « A.M. TO 9 P.M. • SUNDAYS 6 A.M. TO 8 P.M. finished his round after taking a 10 - five over par - on the Palmer, a 20-game winner r Only 5 pupils In each class just to win the game. 1 told record and Hunter won it as CHEVROLET • Wa Sa« Tha HWaid, SundAf PAptn, plu$ Lotfry TIekM 14th...Another golfer who ran into trouble was Joe for the fifth time in the last the'manager I’d go five or a member of the Oakland Call 6 4 9 -6 4 9 5 to Enroll Diminico, former assistant pro at the Country Club. All six seasons, raised his INSTANT MATCH six innings because 1 went 10 A’s last season when he was even after eight, Diminico five putted the ninth and fell out record to 21-10 and lowered CARIER The Lottery's Million Dollar Money Game days without pitching and P F I i n 25-12. his earned run average to of contention. He was a N.C. - no card.^.Former Rockville didn’t want to hurt myself The Boston Red Sox, who 1229 RMit SiraaL HlaiMiliaster Phone 846-6484 BETTY BIDWELL 2.17 with a nine-hitter as the ' High power running back Rex Atwood figures prominently again. Then, the way the have no serious contender Open Evenings ’HI 9 - Thursdsys ’HI 8 - Saturdays ’HI S 48 North School St. Manchester I ■ ■ ■ I NEXT WEEK’S DRAWING WILL BE HELD AT MOUNTVIEW PLAZA, 727 RUBBER in the plans Of Coach Bill Loika at Centi'al Connecticut Orioles defeated Cleveland 276 OAKLAND ST., WAHCHESTER « 643-6384 game was going, I thought I for the award, maintained AVENUE, .NAUGATUCK ON THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18 AT 7:00 P.M. State College this fall. Atwood is a 2lb-pound sophomore. 10-2 .. would stay in until someone their five-game lead in the

r 'i, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn,, Fri„ Sept. 12 1975- PAGE THIRTEEN. PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Fri.., Sept. JL2. 1975 SCORB SAVE •50» TO *300<>* ON YOUR FUEL BOARD Ram, Raider tilt A Darling, Aucoin Phillies not yet COSTS PER YEAR AND SAVE NOW National League East b o w l in g W. L. Pet. G.B. OY RUYINQ YOUR INSULATION AT Pittsburgh S 62 .9S — like Super Bowl Philadelphia 78 68 .534 5 doubles champs ^was kid s\o f ’75 St. Louis 75 70 .517 8 K. of C. - Cy Perkins 181- New York 74 72 .507 9 Chicago 70 77 .476 14 backs four times with three day night, again will be - 202-252-635, Real Audet 224- NEW YORK (UPI) - Veteran Mai Darling, who Montreal 64 81 .441 ISVi Thursday night’s pre-season sacks. without the services of wide 581, Jim^Cantin 209, Ken all but killed what pennant West W.G. GLENNEYS has dominated play in the NEW YORK (UPI) - edged San Francisco 4-3, game between the Los For the Raiders, it was Tomlinson 534, NoTbert' hopes St. Louis still had by W. L. Pet. G.B. receivers Roy Jefferson and Masters Division of the Thanks to a 21-year old Chicago buried St. Louis 12- xCincinnatl 06 50 .658 — their first shutout since Kan­ Audet 545, Terry Means 516, scoring six runs in the first Angeles Rams and the Charley Taylor. Running Town Tennis^ Tournament right-hander, Larry 6, San Diego edged Atlanta Los Angeles 79 68 .537 17V4 Oakland Raiders .was being sas City routed them 48-0 in AND OWENS C0RNIH6 FIBERGLAS Jim Cooper 515, Nels John­ inning and banging out 16 San Francisco 70 76 .479 26 back I^rry Brown’s status for the past five years, Christenson, the 4-3 and Los Angeles, downed Portland Ore., Aug. 19,1967 son 2()0-567, Mark Sullivan hits against eight,pitchers. San Diego 67 80 .456 2915 heralded as a Super Bowl won’t be determined until teamed with Pete Aucoin to Philadelphia Phillies are not Cincinnati 5-2. Mlanta 64 83 .435 32'/5 preview and it was played in preseason.' Their last just before kickoff. All three Jack Nicklaus 510, Mario Frattaroli 217- Jim ’l^Tone, Manny Trillo, Houston 58 90 .392 30^ gain the Men’s Dovbles yet the “was kids” of 1975. Mets 7, Pirates 0 just like a Super Bowl. regular season shutout was have knee injuries. PINEHURST, N.C. (UPI) 565, Bruce Davis 201-509, Dave Rosello and pitcher x-clinched division title crown last night at Charter Once the young ’75 Phillies Jerry Koosman fired a Thursday's Results Defense dominated the in 1966. TRUCK LOAD SALE! F red K ozkki 500, Bill Rick Reuschel drove home — Jack Nicklaus says hie Oak Park. began to challenge the six-hit shutout and Dave Chicago 12 St. Louis 6 game, there wasn’t a A crowd of 68,630 in Los Tomlinson 200-536, Jeff two runs apiece for the Houston 4 San Francisco 3, 12 inns Buffalo got ready for the turned down his invitation to The Darling-Aucoin team Pittsburgh Pirates for Kingman equaled Frank Angeles watched the Rams Jones 504. Cubs, who have won eight of New York 7 Pittsburgh 0, night touchdown scored and the Kansas City game tonight by IN MANIMESTEII ON represent the United States whipped Dan Moroz and Dan National League East pen­ Philadelphia 5 Montreal 0, night dominate the Raiders. The their last 11 games — all Rams won 6-0 on a pair of waiving rookie running back in the World Cup this year Hickey in straight sets in the nant, comparisons of the San Diego 4 Atlanta 3, night Tom Dempsey field goals in Rams moved to the Oakland PINNETTES - Barbara against NL East contenders. Los Angeles 5 Cincinnati 2, night Tom Donchez and claiming because he feai^ “ah in­ best of three finals, 7-5,6-1. last Philadelphia pennant two early in the last quarter Algren 178-483, Lois Begin Dodgers 5, Reds 2 Tonight's Games the second period. receiver John Holland, cut SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13th cident” in Bangkok, where There were 26 teams club — the 1 ^ “whiz kids” (All Times EDTl but failed to score and were 185477, Pat Twerdy 198-191- Steve Garvey drove home Los Angeles, the pre­ by Minnesota Tuesday. the tournament will be entered, the largest number of Robin Roberts, Richie Montreal (Biair 8*15) at Pittsburgh on the Raider eight when tiie 545, Lori Jones 491, Linda three runs with a single and (Candelaria 74l, 8:05 p.m. season favorite in the played Dec. 3-6. in history. Ashbum, Granny Hamner et game ended. Gustafson 182472, Joanne his 15th home run, while New York (Mallaek 16-10) at St. National Conference, “I don’t really want to go Ray (^mposeo, tourney al — readily came to mind. Louis (McGlothen 14-111, 8:30 p.m. entered the game with a 4-1 In tonight’s action, Kansas In other, personnel moves Dey 192, Gail Shimaitis 459, Rick Rhoden pitched his Atlanta (Easterly 1-8) at Los Angeles to that part of the world,” director, reports the Mixed And although the Pirates City is at Buffalo and Thursday, Philadelphia Dolly Dawood 496, Ginger first major league complete (Sutton 16-121, 10:30 p.m. exhibition record. Oakland, said Nicklaus. “I don’t think Doubles will be staged this have now rebuilt a for­ Houston (Konieezny 6-13) at San Washington at Baltimore. released wide receiver Kent Yourkas 471. game, enabling Los Angeles picked to dethrone its fair to my family to go weekend at Charter Oak midable lead, Christenson, Diego (Spillner 8-12), 10:30 p.m. Pittsburgh in the AFC, was On Saturday, Philadelphia is Gaydos, obtained from to finish 10-8 in their season Cincinnati (Gullett 13-3) at San with all that (political) stuff Park. has been one of the few rays at Atlanta, Detroit at Oakland only Tuesday, and PARKADE DUSTY - series with NL West cham­ Francisco (Monlefusco 13-8), 11:05 p.m. the only remaining unbeaten going on over there.” of hope on an otherwise dis­ Saturday's Games Cleveland, San Francisco at New Orleans cut rookie Carl Ogren 209, Gary Ata- pion Cincinnati. Rhoden (2-^ club in the league at 5-0. appointing pitching staff. Philadelphia at Chicago The Rams’ defense Green Bay, Minnesota at safety Tim Alderson Green mian 201-202-583, Ernie 2) scattered seven hits, in-^ Cincinnati at San Francisco Bay picked up Charlie Wade, Thursday night, Christen­ Thomas’ Mets club record of New York at St. Louis, night throttled the high-powered San Diego, Pittsburgh at □ Joe Rudi Whipple 223, Bill Avery 213, eluding a solo homer by Pete 16 N,E, son th re w a ra in - Montreal at Pittsburgh, night Dallas, the New York Giants Chicago’s leading receiver Kevin Kelly 207, Mike 34 homers as the Pirates’ Rose, his seventh. Raider offense, one of the OAKLAND (UPI) - abbreviated 6 1/2 inning 5-0 Atlanta at Los Angeles, night at Mianii, New Orleans at last season, on waivers and Lappen 203-565, Ed Bachl NL East lead was sliced to most powerful in the league, Oakland A’s first baseman shutout over the Montreal Padres 4, Braves 3 Cincinnati and Houston at made room by cutting 566. five. Kingman kept pace A wild throw by Atlanta American League and Dempsey, acquired Joe Rudi was reactivated college Expos that, combined with with the Phils’ Schmidt in East from Philadelphia in the Chicago. Sunday St. Louis is receiver Jon Thursday after missing 27 pitcher Tom House allowed W. L. Pet. G.B. the Pirates’ loss, moved the the NL homer race when he off-season, provided what at Denver and the New York Staggers. Detroit signed games on the disabled list COMMERCIAL - Rob Dave Roberts to race home Boston 86 60 .589 - Phillies to within five games poled a solo shot in the fifth Baltimore 81 65 .565 5 little offense there was in Jets play New England at rookie kicker Alan Pringle, because of tom ligaments in Nicola 158-400, John from second base with San games of first place in the NL East. inning. Thomas’ record was New York 75 71 .514 11 the game with field goals of New Haven, Conn. released by Houston last his right thumb. B rem ser 145-405, John The three-hitter upped Diego’s winning run in the Cleveland 70 72 .493 14 week, and dropped Harris 141-135-401, Ed Miller set in the Mets’ 1962 incep­ ninth inning. Roberts, who Milwaukee 62 85 .422 2415 26 and 32 yards. Dxa Rudi, batting .275, will be Christenson’s record to 10-5 linebacker Dick Cun­ tion year. Rookie Mike Vail Detroit 56 91 .377 31 The shutout was the first Baltimore has done very available tonight when the 151-387, Lee Prior 151402, in his first fullmajor league reached second on a pair of West ningham. BOSTON (UPI) - Although (Herald photo by Dunn) extended his hitting streak against Oakland since 1967. little practicing this week, A’s open a four-game away George Burgess 148-394, Bill season. errors by shortstop Larvell W. L. Pet. G.B. most attention seems pin­ MacMullen 138, Rick Nicola to 19 games, tying team­ Blanks, scored when House Oakland 88 56 .611 - Dempsey kicked his 26- having only three days to series against Minnesota. Champs - Darlings Aucoin “He’s got the same type of Kansas City 80 64 .556 8 pointed toward Boston 136-388, Rick Johnson 364, mate Felix Millan for the threw wildly to first on Bob yarder at 3:40 of the second prepare after beating He was injured Aug. 10 in an College’s Monday night game delivery as Roberts did’” Texas 72 75 .fiO 1715 top mark in the league this Chicago 68 76- 472 20 quarter and his 32-yarder at Houston 26-21 Monday night. CHECK OUT Oakland-^ston game.. against Notre Dame, college Dave Bujaucius 361, Carl said Phillies Manager Dan­ Davis’ infield grounder. season. Minnesota 66 75 .468 2015 8:13. Los Angeles’ defense, Colt Coach Ted Marchibroda football tiptoes onto the New Bujaucius 351, Nick Nicola ny Ozark. “Hard and fast. Brent Strom (8-5) went the California 67 78 .462 2115 Cubs 12, Cardinals 6 led by end Jack Youngblood, says his lineup for opening Youngsters 8-13 England sports scene tonight. 366, Ted Lawrence 354, Ray He’s certainly been a big distance to gain the win. Thursday's Results Tony Conigliaro NL East spoiler Chicago Boston 3 Detroit 1 registered its second shutout day next Sunday is virtually Nichols College hosts Hickey 357. help to us.” New York 10 Milwaukee 2, night in five days. set and showed his con­ PROVIDENCE, R.I. Plymouth State tonight in a Baltimore 10 Cleveland 2, night THESE BIG r-)tv»«A liie Phillies scored three The Rams intercepted (UPI) — Former Boston New England Football MERCHANTS - George runs in the first inning off Tonight's Games fidence in his young club by Conference game, and 15 other (All Times EDT) three Ken Stabler passes in Red Sox outfielder Tony Clarke 163-366, Walt Stanley loser Steve Rogers and Mike passing on taking players schools get underway Saturday. Manchester Oakland (Siebert 4-4 and Bosman 9-5) the first half and one by from the waiver list this in*i Conigliaro signed a one-year 160-395, Walt Viklinetz-135- Schmidt added his 34th at Minnesota (Albury 6-7 and Hughes contract Thursday as a Holy Cross, strong on defense 375, Steve Lauretti 137-392, 14-12). 2, 6 p.m. Larry Lawrence in the se­ week. but lacking an experienced homer the fourth, a solo Tennis Players California (Hassler 3-12 and Singer 7- television sportscaster. Henry Steullet 141-378, A1 cond. Youngblood led a quarterback, plays at Army to shot. 14) at Kansas City (Pattin 9-9 and Bird defensive charge that Washington, beaten 35-31 Something CASH & CARRY highlight nine games involving Heim 136, Rich Mazur 140- “We have five games left 9-6), 2, 7 p.m. Haase Your Racquets Milwaukee (Colborn 10-10) at Boston dropped Raider quarter­ by the New York Jets Sun- Dave Kingman New England teams on Satur­ 138-382, l^rnie Casey 150- with the Pirates,’’ said Worthwhile 392. (Cleveland 11-9), 7:30 p.m. PITTSBURGH (UPI) - day. Sophomore Jay Rains of Larry Bowa, who scored in JOY Cleveland (Waits 3-1) at New York After tying a New York Cincinnati will start for the three of the Phillies’ runs. (Dobson 11-14), 8 p.m. MAJOR LEAGUE Crusaders, who lost to the Chicago (Jefferson 4-9) at Texas SAVINGS Mets home run recprd, Dave “We just have to keep win­ (Wright 4-6), 9 p.m. BOXSCORES Kingman wondered out loud Cadets, 15-13, in the final ning against everyone Baltimore (Garland 1-5) at Detroit minute of last year’s game in CASH AND CARRY Thursday- night how many H. though.” CONSTRUCTION (Coleman 9-16), 9 p.m, Worcester. Whitworth Saturday's Games AMERICAN LEAGUE more he may have hit if he “West Point is Holy Cross’ The Phillies have now won Milwaukee at Boston HAS BEGUN Oakland at Minnesota had not .missed about 150 four straight games — their New York Pittsburgh Detroit Boston R-19 - 6’’ toughest opponent in Ed Doher­ looks for Chicago at Texas, night ab r h hi ab r h hi ab r h bi ab r h bi turns at bat earlier in the ty’s five years,” said assistant longest streak since mid- Baltimore at Detroit, night Clines cl 6 0 10 Taveras ss 4 0 0 0 Baldwin cf 4 111 Ckxiper dh 3 10 0 Cleveland at New York, night season. coach Gay Salvucci. “But we’re July. Millan 2b 5 10 1 Stennett 2b 4 0 2 0 Sutherlnd 2b 4 0 0 0 Doyle 2b 4 0 10 UNFACED FIBERGLAS golf magic California at Kansas City, night Kingman hit a solo shot in strong up front defensively with Elsewhere in the National Opening In November... Vail li 5 11 1 Oliver cf 4 0 0 0 Meyer lb 4 0 0 0 Ystrzmsk lb 4 0 2 1 veterns Lou Kobza at middle Kingman lb 5 12 1 SUrgell lb 3 0 0 0 Horton dh 4 0 0 0 Lynn cf 4 0 0 0 the fifth inning against the League, New York stopped Oglivie If 3 0 0 0 Rice if 3 12 0 ROLL INSULATION guard, Frank Matasavage at LEAWOOD, Kan. (UPI) - Staub rf 3 1 0 0 Zisk If 4 0 10 Pittsburgh Pirates to tie the Pittsburgh 7-0, Houston MAJOR Grote c 4 12 1 Robinson rf 4 0 10 Freehan c 2 0 0 0 Fisk c 4 011 record' of 34 homers set by defensive end and John ’Trim­ Two-time winner Kathy Heidemnn 3b 4 1 3 1 SanguillenRodriguez c 3b 3 0 1 0 3 Petrocelli 0 00 3b 4 1 1 0 ROLL Frank Thomas in 1962, the bach at defensive tackle.” Whitworth hopes for a bit of the Oakwood Farms Harrelson ss 4 1 1 2 HoweVeryzer 3b 3 ss0 0 0 3 0 10 Evans rf 4 0 10 50 sq. ft. Roll Boston University travels to old magic today in the LPGA LEAGUE Koosman p 4 0 10 Reuss p 10 10 LeFlore cf 2 0 0 0 Burleson ss 3 0 0 1 OFRC Moose p 0 0 0 0 Brown ph 1 0 0 0 Tiant p 0 0 0 0 Reg. ‘9.20 year the Mets made their Orono to kick off the Yankee $40,000 Southgate Open at the Racquet Club National League debut. LEADERS Randolph ph 1 0 1 0 Roberts rf 0 0 0 0 Conference eason against Leawood South Country’s par- of Glastonbury Tekulve p 0 0 0 0 Lemnezyk p 0 0 0 0 Maine, the defending cocham­ 71 layout. Jones p 0 0 0 0 Totals 30 1 3 1 Totals 33 3 8 3 Bomb threat Leading Batters CASH AND CARRY pion. “This is one of the “It really can do wonders for Dyer ph 10 0 0 Detroit . 000000001-1 Eddie Matthews SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) - (based on 375 at bats) Minshaw p 0 0 0 0 Boston (DOlOOOOx-3 youngest clubs I’ve ever been your mental attitude to come National League The Kansas City Royals, retur­ Totals 40 7 11 7 Totals 32 0 6 0 LOB-Detroit 3, Boston 8. MILWAUKEE (UPI) - associated with,” said Terrier back to a place where you have g ab r h New York 000 022(100-7 2B-Yastrzemski, Veryzer. HR-Baldwin ning home after losing three Madlock, Chi 126 495 76 179 R-11 The Milwaukee Brewers are coach Paul Kemp of his team, played well before and where Pittsburgh 000 000 0 0 0 - 0 (3). SB-Rice. straight games at Oakland, vir­ Come Visit Us Simmons, St.L 140 512 73 173 ' beginning to look more and which includes 49 freshmen and (Herald phcdo by Dunn) you like the course,” said E-Stennett, Zisk, DP-New York 1. LOB- ip h r er bb so tually eliminating them from .Sanguillen, Pitt 120 434 51 141 New York 12, Pittsburgh 6. Lemanezyk L 2-6 883325 sophomores. Kathy. “It makes you feel you On Our New Site... 128 475 66 154 FOIL FACED more like the old Milwaukee the pennant race, were forced Watson, Hon 2B-Heidemann. HR-Kingman (34). S- Tiant W 16-13 9 3 1 1 1 11 Kemp said, “this is the best Second best - Moroz (1), Hickey have a good chance to win, even Joshua, SF 119 469 69 151 Braves. to land their chartered jet here Koosman. T-l:56. A-9,506, squad in terms of athletic abili­ if you haven’t played too well Morgan, C>n 134 460 96 148 ip h r er bb so 3Vzx15 - 70 The Brewers announced ’Thursday because of a bomb Garvey, LA 145 597 74 169 Koosman W 12-13 9 6 0 0 1 6 ty that I have been associated lately.” Cardenal, Chi 139 521 80 166 Thursday that Eddie with at Boston University.” threat. Reuss L 16-11 42-3 8 5 2 3 6 Enter the Teeing off with Kathy will be Rose, Cin 146 601 99 188 Moose 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 ROLL Matthews, who starred for Salt Lake City police, aided Bowa, Phil 120 517 69 162 sq. ft. Roll The Terriers will be led again Confident Elder Sandra Palmer, this year’s OAKWOOD FARMS Tekulve 1 3 2 1 1 1 by two dogs trained to sniff out the old Mlwaukee Braves by sophomore quarterback leading money winner and se­ American League Jones 2 0 0 0 0 0 Reg. ^7.35 explosives, searched the jet for g ab r h pet. and managed the Atlanta Greg Geiger while Maine will cond place finisher at last Minshall 1 0 0 0 2 1 two hours without finding a RACQUET CLUR Carew, Minn 128 477 83 174 .366 WP-Koosman. Braves for nearly two years, rely on junior Jack Cosgrove. tops World golf week’s Dallas Civitan Open. Lynn, Bos 133 484 92 158 .326 bomb, and permitted the plane 633-6261 T-2:37. A-4,762. will become a scout and New Hampshire opens its Civitan winner Carol Mann Munson, NY 143 542 80 172 .317 to proceed to Kansas City. 60 Oakwood Dr., Glastonbury, Conn. minor league instructor for first 10-game schedule since PINEHURST, N.C. (UPI) - Lee Elder, ballyhooed passed up this tournament to Rice, Bos 135 530 87 166 .311 Orta, Chi 126 486 60 150 .306 NATIONAL LEAGUE NOTE: Tony Visconti, FIberglas Insulation the Brewers. 1921 by hosting powerful West earlier this year as the first black to play in the Masters, compete in Japan. Singleton, Balt 143 546 81 16B JOB Chester State, while Rhode Milwaukee New York • says now that his life is returning to normal he has more Jane Blalock and Sue Roberts McRae, KC 126 480 58 147 JOB ab r h bl ab r h bl Island entertains St. Mary’s of time to work on his golf game. return as last year’s co­ . Washington, Oak 132 522 74 159 .306 Money 3b 1 04) 0 Bonds rf 4 0 2 1 Representative, will be here during Truck Dick Groat Halifax, N.S., in a night game champions. ’They were tied at Chambliss, NY 136 506 61 152 200 Bevacqua 3b 3 1 1 0 Coggins rf 10 10 at Cranston. hole for an eagle three. Braun, Minn 122 417 80 125 .300 Sheldon 2b 4 0 10 Alomar 2b 5 0 11 PI'TTSBURGH (UPI) - His efforts paid off 142 for 36 holes when the final 18 Hume Runs. SEPTEMBER Northeastern, which nipped Jim Dent, who was 6- holds were canceled because of Scott lb 4 0 0 0 White If 5 13 0 Load Sale to answer your insulation Former Pittsburgh Pirates Thursday as he shot a six- National League: Kingman, NY and Darwin dh 3 0 0 0 Munson c 5 2 2 1 Central Connecticut, 29-27, last under before he lost three rain. Schmidt, Phil 34; Luzinskl, Phil 32; shortstop Dick Groat, under-par 65 over the Porter c 2 0 0 1 Nettles 3b 5 3 3 4 season, faces the Blue Devils in strokes on the closing holes, Although she has been in a Bench, Cin 27; Cey, LA 23, Lezeano rf 4 0 10 Brinkman 3b 0 0 0 0 Test your football skills testifying in U.S. District New Britain. treacherous Pinehurst Coun­ led a group of four players at slump the last two years. Miss MERICAN American League: Mayberry, KC 33; Sharp cf 3 110 Chamblss lb 4 1 3 0 CLOSED against other youngsters questions... Court in a patent suit, said try Club No. 2 course to take Jackson, Oak 31; Scott: Mil 28; Bonds, Moore If 1 0 0 0. Herrmnn dh 4 1 1 3 In a battle of military might, 68 Thursday. Ed Sneed, Rod Whitworth still is the all-time NY and Burroughs, Tex 26. CIRCUIT your ovi/n age. You have Thursday use of aluminum a two-stroke lead into Regan If 3 0 0 0 Plniella dh 10 0 0 the U.S. Merchant Marine Curl and John Schlee top money winner on the LPGA Runs Batted In Yount ss 4 0 2 1 Bladt cf 4 0 0 0 iCOlOR-TV a chance to win one of BE SURE TO CHECK GLENNEY’S OTHER FUEL SAVINGS bats in the Major Leagues Academy visits Capt. Otto today’s second round of the tour. National League: Luzinskl, Phil 113; Colbom p 0 0 0 0 Stanley ss 4 2 10 m < fiaturlni 18 trophies and go on to equaled Dent’s round. Graham and his U.S. Coast THE Safety Shoe Bench, Cin 107; Perez, Cin 101; Staub, Anderson p 0 0 0 0 Hunter p 0 0 0 0 DURING THIS ENERGY SAVINGS SALE! would turn spray hitters into World Open golf tourna­ NY 96; MonUnez, SF 92. INSTANT the next level of compe- Guard Academy. Springfield, Murphy p 0 0 0 0 tion. Bring your parent or sluggers and make present ment. WITH THE STEEL TOE! American League: Rice, Bos 96: Lynn, Austin p 0 0 0 0 REPUY ball parks obsolete. whipped 31-0 by Cortland State He turned over his Bos and Mayberry, KC96; Jackson. Oak Totals 32 2 6 2 Totals 42 10 17 10 guardian in to register. “I don’t think aluminum last season, hosts the Red business activities to his 94; May. Balt 93. Milwaukee 000 001 100-2 Get your free Tips Book Dragons in its season opener. Brass-platad New York 30210130x-10 POST TIME 1:30 MORTEX* bats will be used in the wife recently and decided to . haiagonai a y tItU . and practice now. In New England Football BOLTON E-Hegan, Stanley. DP-New York 1. weathen One-pif c« moccasin too. PARI MUTUEL RACES Major Leagues, at least not Conference games Saturday, make a concerted effort to LOB-Milwaukee 7, New York 9. Registration in the next five or six return to the form which 2B-Bonds, Stanley, Sharp. HR-Nettles2 DAILY M0N.-SAT. IHCL. l.l.f Boston State, under new coach Spacial-dansity polyathar loam. Jaguar M 3 (21), Herrmann (6). SB-White. SF-Porter. ■ g gScord ’ top^rain College grid Ends October 3 years,” Groat said. Mac Singleton, entertains a earned him a.victory in the ICE PALACE glova laathar, ip h r er bb so Daily Double Closes 1:25 “ Autlamparad” slaal safaly too. apoclally 4 7 6 5 1 0 veteran Framingham State 1974 Monsantoi Open. Colbom L 10-11 FREE PARKING DILLON oil traalaii. season starts ^’ Anderson RT. 6, BOLTON • 646-7851 ON FAIR GROUNDS team, Maine Maritime visits “I have my confidence Lam inalt of wovan cotton Murphy SALES AND SERVICE Curry and New Haven travels and nappad shaaling ROUTE 7 Joe Bryant now and I’m happy with the Impragnatad with i m United Press International Austin 319 Main St. to Bridgewater State. vinyl acatata latax. Hunter W 21-13 6R U T RARRINOTON, MASS. SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) way I am playing,” said the All'Waathar Down in Houston, they’ll be Manchaetar And for those who are still 41-year-old tour veteran. Slorm wall cuttingcards to decide the star­ YVloStDtE) — The Golden State hungry for college football Full laathar v all around MORTEX' “You can’t tell after just the Now Registering and toa lining.' lha shoo. ting quarterback for Rice’s WEATHERSTRIP Warriors Thursday sold Joe Monday, the BC-Notre Dame FURNACE FILTERS DOOR- Bryant, their No. 1 draft first round. -The pressure opener with the University of ALUMINUM/VINYL AND game at Schaefer Stadium in Houston Saturday, while in the pick from LaSalle, to the begins to mount in the third Ganuino ■' ------•Ona*piaet eushion^rapa DOOR STRIPS 16 X 20 X 1 STRIPS Foxboro will be nationally Qoodyaar Walt construction, ^aal-to-ioa air-cuahlortad Innarsota. Naoprana“------aola•- —-“-lal.and haa! midwest, the Badgers of 16x25x1 CAULKING CORD Philadelphia 76ers for an un­ televised. round.” complalaly nallltts. • YURLY SKATING CLINIC FOR HOCKEY Wisconsin are gearing up for 20 X 20 X 1 disclosed amount of cash. 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It SHOE M9.95 900T *21.95 COAST iif fle r HOURS is 7 over Stanford, Tennessee 4 TO MANCHESTER requires everything in the EARLY MORNING AND U T E EVENING over Maryland, UCLA 6 over THE HARTFORD (UPI) - State mit from the state to which game. It has everything and Iowa State and Auburn off-the- COAST RegalSSSr Ice Time Available for Teens, Leagues and Parties Police have reminded Connec­ they are travelling, Connecticut it keeps your interest.” board at home against SHOP FRIDAY ticut hunters they face stiff IW-G.6LENNEY 336 No. Main St. police said ’Thursday. Funseth, like others who REISAL MEN'S SHBP Memphis State. Tonight, We offer convenience along with a tuperior product. TO 8:30 P.M. penalties if they carry firearms Without those permits, played in the afternoon, had I Southern California is a 19 1/2- through Massachusetts without CONN. LARQEST AND MOST COMPLETE MEN'S SHOP CO. hunters must obtain a to contend with a driving FOR iNFORMATION CALL OR STOP IN point favorite over Duke, while Corner of Broad proper documentation. Massachussetts temporary in the Monday night TV game, Tel. 649-5253 SATURDAYS That state’s laws require out- license allowing them to carry rain that, stopped play for 001-907 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER and Canter Street Mon.'FrI.. , 8 ■.m. - 9 p.m. almost a'half hour. But he Notre Dame is a touchdown TO 4 P.M. of-state hunters to have firearms. The weapons must m DISCI^UNT WITH THIS AD , 6 4 3 -2 4 7 8 choice in Its rivalry renewal Phone 646-2112 S a t...... 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. firearms licenses irom their not be loaded and they must be holed out a 35-foot shot from with Boston College. home states and a hunting pet- enclosed in a case. a wet sand trap at the 16th 1 1 y % MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Sept. 12, 1975 — PAGE FIFTEEN PAGE FOURTFl^N — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., Sept. 12.1975 Halp Wantad 13 Homaa For Sala 23 Homaa For Sala 23 Homaa For Sala 23 Homes For Sala 23 Homes For Sala 23 Homes For Sala 23 TOWISI OF MANCHESTER □ EDUCATION PART-TIME, evenings and ...... MANCHESTER - Five room L VERNON - Spacious 16 room ^turday, apply in person, dMly ...... Ranch, breezeway, garage. Executive home in lovely coun­ LEGAL NOTICE 8-9 a.m’., Saturday ,8 4 p.m , Privita Instruetloria 18 fireplace, trees, dead-end. ANNOUNCING try setting. Nine bedrooms, Old tax receipts called found money The Planning and Zoning Com­ Thursday and Friday evenings, Hutchins Agency, 228-3540, 646- huge game room, lib ra^ , 4 1/2 A haw Manchatter prima raaldantial araa ol Early mission at a meeting on 6-10 p.m. T&M Enterprises, 36 PIANO, folk guitar lessons - by 3166. baths. Call Arthur or Suzanne daniel I. reile Sheloon Rd. Amarican Homaa on Pllgrlin-L.«9a,>M (i FIVE cholco lota “NEW CDLDNIAL’’ mS September 8, 1975 made the give H erald professional musician and Shorts, 646-3233. J . Watson educator. Pop a specialty. $28,000. ATTRACTIVE 5 room avallabla...ona lot baa alraady baan aold. Beach Co., Manchester Office, will be paid 50 per cent of the total. He following decisions: Here is your chance to have a quality built home fiscal years 1965-66 through 1972-73. WANTED custodian for daily Ranch, fireplace, baseboard 647-9139. Equal Housing Oppor­ "As far as we’re concerned, it's found DAIRY MART INC. - Spencer Adults, children. Call Johp, 646- created for you by M AK Construction. Your plans or Already placed on the Suspense List, the said it will be reimbursed only for what it CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ' maintenance and clean up offof- heating, stove, refrigerator. HOMES ouatomlzad, daaignad and built by Orlando money,” is how Manchester tax coliector 1020. tunity. ours. $43,500. Call George Popik. taxes are for such personal property as collects. Street — Roof Sign — fice building, approximately 12 Hutchins Agency 646-3166. Annum. Wo will build from your plana. Jam es Turek views whatever delinquent business fixtures and inventory,r boats, He estipnates the town could realize APPROVED, Effective hours weekly, apply in person, PRIVATE Instruction - piano, taxes are recovered for Manchester by a CHARTER OAK ST. - lovely six about 10 per cent of the total, about $6,000, September 15, 1975. Monday through1 Friday,Frida 9-5,357 by London certified teacher, MANCHESTER - Spring Street For More Information Call motors and tractors. Taxes are due from room Ranch, solidly bOilt, well collection agency recently hired for that FRANK ADAMS E T A L - Zone PHONE 643-2711 East Center St. - Many trees shade this large persons in town and put of town. after the collection fees are paid. my home, 643-2310. maintained, owner dehghted to ^^YOUR OWN ESTATE” purpose. FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD raised Ranch with three The suspended total is just under 359,- "As a rule,” said Turek, "w e don’t pur­ Change to “Residence B” — WARREN E. HOWLAND show, no obligation, 643-7089. Build your dream home on this 19 acre piece of land Under a contract with the town signed in MATURE ladies or gentlemen ORGAN and Piano lessons bedrooms, one full, two half 000. sue items on the suspense list. In the past, Knighton . Street, Pearl Street REALTORS 643-1 IDS. and create your otwn estate. $30,000 with terms. Call June, Uie Federal Collection Agency of wanted as supervisor for two (classical) offered by Mark baths, relax in paneled family only an insignificant amount ever was and Harrison Street block — SPRING STR EET - Just listed- Turek said the collection, agency will school age boys. Year around Kennedy, organist St. John’s room, two fireplaces, oversized Dan or Joe. Manchester is tracking down delinquent APPROVED, Effective Shade and fruit trees surround turn in all of the money it collects and then realized.” hours vary. Will consider one two-car garage. Owner, 643- BRICK and Aluminum seven taxes (personal property only) for the September 15, 1975. Church, Vernon, graduate of MANCHESTER - New Listing, ADVERTISING person part time for a five day 2553. room Colonial, front to back this immaculate aluminum Trinity College, student of seven room Colonial, first floor sided Cape with fireplace and 2- STANLEY B R A Y - Resubdivi­ week OR; team of two people to fireplaced living room, formal DEADLINE Clarence Watters. Tel. 647-1794. family room, 11/2 baths, gar­ car garage. Walk to Martin sion — Green Road & Wood- split a hve day week.ex. HomeHo If no answer, 643-8584. MANCHESTER- Seven room age, great location, $45,900, dining room, 24’ master 12:00 noon the day before School. I^w 40’s. Keith Real REALE’S CORNER bridge Street — APPROVED. located one block from bus line. Raised Ranch, 3/4 acre, 2 Frechette & Martin, 64^144. bedroom, 1 1/2 baths, garage, publication. Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. PHONE 646-4525 FIRST HARTFORD REALTY Hourly rate, transportation ORGAN LESSONS - in my baths, 2 fireplaces, two car gar­ nice lot, mid-40’s, Keith Real 175 MAIN STREET — Forest Ridge Condominium Deadline lor Saturday and home. Call 64^1763 after 6 p.m. home, ages nine and up. Call age, carpeting, ptral, huge deck, Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. Monday Is 12:00 Noon Friday. CAPE COD - Immaculate two Plan — Modified to Inland after 6 .m. 646-2654. central air-conditioning, $46,- year old with three bedrooms, MANCHESTER - To settle an Woman wins quilt prize Wetland requirements — 900. Warren E. Howland 24’ living room. Fireplaced MANCHESTER - new listing. estate - Once in a lifetime op­ VERNON - three family, 3-3-5, BOLTON - eight room tri-level South Farms is the location of portunity. Two 3-family houses, garages, new furnace, pool, in charming country location. APPROVED. PLEASE READ REAL ESTATE SALES Realtors 643-1108. family room off eat-in kitchen, Highly motivated this seven room Dutch Colonial five room rents. Ideal location. country atmosphere, much Oversized 2-car garage plus Mrs. Nella Leister of 61 Mill appliqued on a white INLAND WETLANDS E A m f l u S double garage and aluminum YOUR AD siding. Merritt Agency, 646-. situated on almost one acre. For further information, con­ more, must be seen, mid-40’s, separate tool shed and St. has won first prize for her background. REGULATIONS - experienced individual □ REAL ESTATE Classified ads are taken over MANCHESTER 1180. Three good sized bedrooms, tact Action Real Estate, 647- call owner, 872-9775 for appoint­ workshop. A true value. Call FIRE CALLS entry in the quilting contest at The quilt, which took several APPROVED and ADOPTED the pMone as a convenience. wanted. Excellent com- fireplaced living room, family 1300. ment. Arthur or Suzanne Shorts, 646- months to make, is on exhibit at effective upon authority The Herald Is responsible for mieelon scale and RANCH room, large formal dining the Eastern States Exposition Homes For Sala 23 MANCHESTER - very clean six 3233. J. Watson Beach Com­ the New England Grange Hall transfer by State Department only one Incorrect Insertion and Attractive six-rpom plus a t room, Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. in Springfield, Mass. then only, to the size of the management opportunity. room Condominium, wall-to- pany, Manchester Office, 647- at the exposition. of Environmental Protection. tached gara'-'^ excellent 9139. Equal Housing Opportuni­ A resident said the chemicals Mm. Leister’s double size original Insertion. Errors which 7.8 ACRES - pond, custom built wall carpeting, Franklin A fire of unknown origin A copy of these decisions has do not lessen the value of the' starter or ' (J^,ment home, fireplace, dishwasher, stove, ty. were his but that he had not quilt has a large eagle BEEIWLER-TANGUAY Colonial, 2Vz baths, family MANCHESTER & VICINITY broke out Thursday at 11:46 been fiied in the Town Clerk’s advertisement will not be cor­ room, fireplaces, garages. 90’xl20’ lot^ jnvenient loca­ sliding glass doors, carport, LOU HURWITZ used them in at least 10 years. rected by an additional Inser­ M 8 - 2 2 1 Z *33,500 — O n ce in a while we find a home that’s in COVENTRY $51,873 p.m. in the basement of 140-142 office. Hutchins Agency, h46-3166. tion, $38,900. excellent buy at $32,900, Keith ha* fuat llatad a aaven room Spill Damage w§s minimal to the tion. Ltvol with one full bath and two good condition has plenty ol room tor the kids to School St., report police and Planning and Zoning Real Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. TENDER UVING CARE! cellar and its contents, Stratton M EC H A N IC S - m u st be lavatorla*. Central elr conditioning play, and in a price range that is easy to afford. And firemen. Commission 30 LOCUST ST R E E T - two and automatic kitchen are only two Makes this 8 rm. Col. with 2Vz ^added. Truck weight cut requested qualified to handle work on all F.J. MANCHESTER - four bedroom A resident of the building told Alfred Sieffert, family, no agents please. $44,- ol the aevaral quality leature*. Larg* here it is. 6 rooms, lull basement, 3 or 4 bedrooms. baths, 1 car garage & treed lot The fire is under investiga­ types of construction and Colonial in price range you can privet* treed lot. Cell Lou at: a police officer he heard an Chairman 000. Phone 646-2426, 9-5. Manchester. a fantastic buy. Mrs. tion. WASHINGTON (U P I)-R e p . meeting today. municipal equipment and have SPILECKI afford, beautifully kept home, explosion, a loud muffled Joseph Swensson, — For the young couple tired of paying rent. McGlone, 649-5306. Stewart B. McKinney, R-Conn., He said trailer trucks are in­ ADVERTISING welding, hydraulic, and elec­ $36,900 - Duplex, 6-3, cabinet Realtor 643-2121 with first floor laundry, 1 1/2 *35,000 sound, coming from the cellar. Secretary trical experience. Minimum 8- baths, garage, treed lot, con­ BELFIORE AGENCY This is the perfect home for you. A 6-room Colonial EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY has called for cutbacks on volved in twice as many fatal if. kitchens, fireplace, carpeting, R ealtors 847-1413 In a cellar cubicle, firemen Manchester Dated this 12th day of 10 years. Income commen­ venient location, all for only current truck weight limits, crashes as passenger cars and RATES tile baths, $435 monthly income. with plenty of land and privacy. Manchester. BARR6WS & WALLACE found several chemicals used to Wednesday, 9:10 p.m. — September, 1975. surate with experience. Ask for MANCHESTER - six room $36,500, Keith Real Estate, 646- Mandiatlar Naw Havan Harttord which he says are increasing “an individual’s chance of Happiness is Hutchins Agency, 646-3166. *49,900 — Very large Colonial in very good condi­ build model rockets and rocket Dumpster fire at 664 Center St. 1 day ...... 9t word per day Ed Carini, 523-7306 or 666-3654. Colonial with three bedrooms, 4126, 649-1922. S49-3306 397 IS IS 72B-6615 safety hazards, destroying being killed in a car-truck acci­ 3 days ...... 8t word per day family style kitchen with pan­ SOUTH WINDSOR - Move right tion, with a 2-family building lot, zoned R4. East fuels. They had not burned, but (Town) Court of Probate Going to highways and causing un­ dent is 10 times greater than in District of Manchester 6 days ..... 70 word per day PART-TIME, experienced try, dining room, two car gar­ in, large three bedroom split, 1 a bag of charcoal was on fire Thursday, 9:05 p.m. — Brush 26 days ...... Be word per day M anchester Hartford. MANCHESTER - Ansaldi built employment. one involving two cars.” bookkeeper with typing skills,, age, only $37,90() Wolverton Manchester - Yieinity 1/2 baths, range, recreation under the table carrying the fire to the rear of the UA NOTICE TO CREDITORS 15 WORD MINIMUM THE G.O.P. COUNTRY FAIR *51,500 — Owner relocated and wants fast sale on Ranch located on nice The recent increase in The higher allowable weight varied duties, insurance agen­ SPACIOUS Agency Realtors, 649-2813. room, garages, aluminum chemicals, said Deputy CSiief Theatre East in the Parkade. Happy Ads ...... $2.00 inch landscaped lot, two fireplaces, maximum truck weights from will cost $2.4 billion in main­ ESTATE OF ROBERT C. STEM Tomorrow at Mt. Nebo cy. Write Box P, Manchester 6Vi.room Ranch, large siding, trees, Glidden this 7-room plus Raised Ranch. Beautiful home in William L. Stratton. (Town) Pursuant to an order of Hon. Wiiliam Herald. VERNON - near the Circle, two Associates, Inc., 644-2533. large paneled family room, eat- 73,820 pounds to 80,000 pounds taining highways, he said, and E . FitzGerald, Judge, all claims must be fireplaced living room, formal NEW HOMES immaculate condition with landscaping to match. Thursday, 11:46 p.m. — Raindate Sunday family 6-6, three bedrooms in kitchen, garage. Priced in was <‘an intolerable error,” the larger loads possibly could presented to the fiduciary named below dining room, family sized RANCHES • CAPES Extra bonus is 16x32 inground pool. Coventry. Cellar fire at 140 School St. See on or before December 4, 1975 or be PART TIME - Custodian, early each apartment, fireplace, two M A N C H E S T E R - F o u r the $40's, Zinsser Agency, 646- mean fewer trips required and 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. bedrooms, large level treed story in today’s Herald. (Town) McKinney said in remarks barred by law. The fiduciary is; morning cleaning. Apply in per­ car garage, Wolverton Agency COLONIALS bedroom Ranch in Redwood 1511. prepared for a House surface therefore less drivers Daviana E. Stem lot, ideal for the young family. Today, 8:13 a.m. — Car fire 119A Oakland Street Free Admission Rep. Town Comm. son to Moriarty Brothers, 315 Realtors, 649-2813. Largest selection east of Farms. Unique design allows Ladies plan employed. Mid 30s. MANCHESTER - seven room at 119 Cooper Hill St. (Town) transportation subcommittee Manchester, Conn. Center Street, see Scotty. the river, many variations. many areas of privacy. Family 06040 BOLTON - newer Raised room, fireplace, fourth *AVANTE REALTY* older Colonial, with two car harvest meal Thursday, 6:14 p.m. — Car MA-TUTE PERSON to work Ranch, six rooms, plus >47y500 to *62,500 bedroom designed for use as garage, on large treed lot. fire on Oakland St. (Eighth Three bedrooms, den, dining The Gibbons Assembly Sarasin predicts MIA bill passage Court of Probate, District of Manchester part-time evenings, Wednesday fireplaced family room, three master bedroom, in-law District) M E R R in Your plans or ours. NOTICE OF HEARING - Friday and all day Sunday. Realtors 646-1180 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, kitchen arrangement or home-office room. Needs some work. Catholic Ladies of (Columbus ESTATE OF KENNETH L. BARKER FLEA MARKET HAPPINESS IS 7Va% mortgages available Asking $30,000, Zinsser Agency, He said 868 U.S. servicemen Apply in person Swiss Colony, with built-ins, two car garage, with separate front entrance, 646-5461 646-2801 will have a harvest supper WASHINGTON (UPI) - Rep. Pursuant to an order of Hon. William on some...Any home may be 646-1511. are still missing in Southeast E . FitzGerald, Judge, dated September Winning a turkey s Manchester Parkade. 200x225 lot, $54,500, Wolverton garages. Must be seen. $57,500. Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at the Ronald A. Sarasin, R-Conn., has & bought subject to your pre­ Asia and l,36fi 'are presumed 29, 1975 a hearing will be held on an at Agency Realtors, 649-2813. Glidden Associates, Inc., 644- KofC home. Members are predicted Congress will ap­ application praying that letters of ad­ Personals APARTMENT Building - three sent home. For more info or BOLTON - four room home, 27 dead but their bodies have not BAKE SALE OPENING for female or male 2533. reminded to bring their own prove legislation he co­ ministration be granted on said estate as Manchester units, six rooms each unit plus personal apt. call us. acres, four acre pond, two out No campaigning been recovered because of in said application on file more fully stock clerk in established auto silverware. sponsored to establish a special appears, at the Court of Probate on SERIOUS MALE backpacker Sunday, Coon and Fox Club parts warehouse. Starting pay office, excellent for small buildings, pavilion, formerly MONTPELIER, Vt. (UPI) - North Vietnamese refusal to VERNON Mrs. William Stenger, chair­ committee on U.S. servicemen September 29, 1975 at 10:00 a.m. would like to m eet serious North River Rd. ^ .05 per hour with excellent business and owner occupancy used as a day camp, Tedford What is your Property Worth? cooperate in the search. Pearl J. Hultman, Ass’t. Clerk Four Bedrooms IN TOWN man, is assisted by Mrs. Public Safety Commissioner missing in Southeast Asia. female backpacker, please call September 21 benefits. See G. Gabriele for in­ with income. Call today. Cen­ Real Estate, 647-9914. Coventry tury 21, Phyllis Jackston Agen­ MERRITT FIVE ROOM CAPE We will inspect your property and suggest Edward J. Stephens, Mrs. Ann Edward Corcoran has banned Sarasin said Thursday he felt Ken at 6434320. 10:00 am - 5:00 pm terview. American Parts uniformed state police per­ Court of Probate Sunday, ^stem , 130 Darling Street, cy, 646-1316, 646-3313. See this four-bedroom Raised Ranch Realtors 648-1180 TWO-FAMILY, 5-5, 2-car gar­ an asking price. (No obligation.) (^mpbell, Mrs. Clothilda An- the United States already has District of Manchester Immaculate five-room Cape, formal sonnel from “union elec­ LOOKING for female guitarist September 14 with living room, dining room, and age, convenient location to disio, Mrs. Joseph Hammond, waited too long to look into the McDonald’s East Hartford. kitchen plus finished tamfly room with dining room, living room, and kitchen Ask us about our guarantee sales plan TODAY!'.! Bayh visit NOTICE TO CREDITORS and bass player, with ability, RANCH - $31,000 seven rooms, schools and shopping, (to settle tioneering” on state property. problem, and it is “imperative fireplace, built-ins, carmting, two with built-ins. Two bedrooms, tiled Mrs. John Conner, Mrs. Joseph own equipment, call 643-1665, 4- excellent starter or retirement . .. . ------MANCHESTER - lots of living estate). Call 643-8498 days, or Corcoran’s, disclosed BOSTON (UPI) - Senator 46 West Center St. MASON’S Helper wanted - baths, two-car garage. city utilities, bath, carpeting, attached garage, im­ Burke, Miss Irene Sullivan, that the status of these ESTATE OF JAMES C. BA YUffi maculate insiae and out, situ ate in 684-4192 evenings and Birch Bayh, D-Ind., will ad­ Pursuant to an order of Hon. William 5 p.m. phone 646-5822,7:30 p.m. to 9:30 home, has many possibilities, iriced reasonably at only $47,900. Easy space in this sprawling eight Mrs. William Grady. Thursday by the state Per­ dedicated Americans be in­ Manchester lovely lot, call now. Century 21, inancing available. room Ranch, four bedrooms, one of Manchester’s finer areas. $35,- weekends. No agents. REALTORS - MLS dress the First National E . FitzGerald, Judge, all claims must be p.m. 500. Call us for appointment. Any member not yet con­ sonnel Department, follows a vestigated.” presented to the fiduciary named below Phyllis Jackston Agency, 646- grade level family room, plus a Conference on Alternatives to 289-7475 — EAST HARTFORD ruling by the State Employees on or before December 10, 1975 or be All proceeds to 1316, 649-6050. finished rec room, kitchen with Offered by the tacted who wishes to attend b a rr^ by law. The fiduciary is: H E L I-A R C - W e ld e r , U&R REALTY GO.. INC. Labor Relations Board that an Incarceration Sept. 20, during a □ FINANCIAL U&R REALTY CO., INC. 742-8243 — COVENTRY may call Mrs. Stenger, 312 Marion C. Bums KIDS INC. experienced, group number 14. Robert D. Murdock, Realtor built in oven and range, air con­ scheduled visit to Boston. I Member National Assoc, of Real Estate Boards also Ferguson Rd. There will be a election be held by Oct. 15 to District board 11 Knighton Street Space reservations Overtime and benefits, apply in COLONIAL - three bedrooms, 1 ditioners, garage, only $45,900, 643-2692 Bayh, who says the most Manchester, Conn. Ph 643-2692 member of the Hartford. Manchester and Vernon Multiple business meeting after the determine which union should Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 8 person, 124:30 p.m. Dynamic 1/2 baths, excellent Wolverton Agency Realtors, Robert D. Murdock, Realtor significant aspect of the 06040 call 649-1376 PHILBRICK represent state troopers. meets Monday Metal Products Company, Inc. neighborhood immediate oc­ 649-2813. I Listing Service. • supper. cupancy, asking $45,900. Call us nation’s crime rate is juvenile 420 North Main Street, MANCHESTER - owner has The Eighth District board of Court of Probate. District of MancHester MORTGAGES, loans first, se­ now. Century 21, Phyllis crim e and violence, will discuss NOTICE OF HEARING cond, third. All kinds. Realty Manchester, 646-4048. dropped selling price, by $2,000 TOLLAND - Acreage goes with directors will conduct its Jackston Agency, 64^1316, 649- MUST SELL AGENCY the impact the escalating crime ESTATE OF F . PAUL CODPE aka statewide. Credit rating un­ Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 in order to sell this comfor­ this new four bedroom Colonial, regular monthly meeting Mon­ level among young people is FRANCIS P. COOPE TOOL and Die Maker - 6050. Plirsuant to an order of Hon. William necessary. Reasonable. Con­ table, 6 1/2 room Colonial. TO appliances, family room with COLONIAL — Two years old, Women’s self-defense day at 7 p.m. in the district having on society. E. FitzGerald, Judge, dated September fidential, quick arrangements. SEVERAL newspaper carriers DENTAL Assistant - for Coven­ experienced, over tim e and Three bedrooms, sewing room, fireplace, garages, aluminum eight rooms, first floor family SPECIALISTS IN COUNTRY M anchester firehouse, Main and Hilliard 8, 1975 a hearing will be held on an Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. and one motor route driver for try office, willing to train, benefits. Dynamic Metal 1 1/2 baths, kitchen, den, and SEniE ESTATE siding, many extras. $63,900. room with fireplace, four application praying that letters of ad­ Products Company Inc. 420 PROPERTIES Sts. Heist studied ministration by granted on said estate as 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart­ Rockville/Vernon and South Thursdays and Saturdays, 8-6, MANY MILES living room, only $32,500. Older Colonial on Scarborough Glidden Associates, Inc., 644- bedrooms, 2 V2 baths, 6’x8’ is subject of course ford. Evenings, 233-6879. to start, 742-7805, after 7 p.m. North Main Street, Wolverton Agency, Realtors, The meeting is open to all in­ PROVIDENCE, R.I. (U P I)- in said application on file more fully Windsor areas. Call 647-9411, Of Hartford County can be Road, one of Manchester’s 2533. mud room, wall-to-wall appears, ai the Court of Probate on for Interview. M anchester, 646-4048. Inter­ 649-2813. EAST OF MANCHESTER terested in district business and between 3:30 and 6:30 p.m. seen from this spacious 7 nicest streets. Four carpet throughout, aluminum A ten-week course entitled Their premise is that the A federal grand jury is trying to September 22, 1975 at 10:30 a.m. MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd viewing 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. TOLLAND - 2 1/2 acres to roam comments will be accepted Pearl J . Hultman, Ass't. Clerk room Raised Ranch. 3 siding, porch, two car garage, average woman is not as strong learn what people kept mortgages — interim financing RN for physician’s office in BRETTON RD. - seven room bedrooms. Formal dining when you buy this new three “Self-Defense for Women” is from district residents. MACHINISTS - first class, bedrooms, carpeted liv. room, as her would-be attacker, and valuables at a private safe — expeditious and confidential Rockville, 9-6, Monday, WANTED - warm, mature Cape, stained clapboards, room. Large living room with bedroom Raised Ranch, 2 1/2 acre plus treed lot, close to being offered to area women experienced on lathe, and & dining room with sundeck. therefore must rely on her mind deposit firm where 148 boxes service, J.D. R eal Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. babysitter in my home, three fireplaced living room, formal fireplace. Pantry. Central baths, equipped country shopping. through the Manchester bridgeport interviewing 8 a.m. were looted and emptied by INDEX Assoc. 646-1980. 9-1 Saturday, 872-8321. days weekly, own transporta­ 18X24’ family room with, dining room, fully applianced staircase. Large open porch. kitchen, recreation room with Women’s Center and the rather than strength. The Raman selected to 4 p.m., overtime and CAPE — Six rooms, treed lot, NOTICES tion. 646-5023. fireplace, bar and patio, alum, kitchen, garage with attached fireplace, Don’t miss this one. Manchester Recreation Depart­ course will incorporate basic thieves last month. benefits. Dynamic Metal city utilities, handy location, for lecture post 1 — Loit tnd Found HOMEOWNERS - Money to PART TIME Grill person siding, 2 car garage. porch, $39,900. 649-8808. FOR APPOINTMENT $58,900. Glidden Associates, common sense with some TTie panel convened Thursday Product Co., Inc., 420 North ment beginning Sept. 17, at the 2 — P urio nili loan for remodeling, consolida­ wanted nights and weekends, 18 PART TIME help wanted in CALL $31,500. primary kung fu and judo Dr. Krishnan Raman of to study the Bonded Vault Co. Main St., Manchester, 646-4048. Inc., 644-2533. Nike Site on Garden St. in 3 — Announc«m»m§ tion of bills or any worthwhile or overi Billy Grants business office of large con­ EAST HARTFORD - apartment Manchester is one of several operation and precisely what 6 4 6 -3 5 0 0 EXECUTIVE L RANCH - Manchester. movements. 4 — EniortBlnment purpose. 649-7723. 643-6663. Restaurant, Route 83, Vernon, valescent home, hours flexible, building three units, invest now new lecturers appointed for in­ 5 — Auctions NEWSPAPER Driver - for Ver­ Any reaaonabla oHar conaldaradi Nine rooms, 22x28 m aster Instructors Mary Barringer The classes will meet the boxes contained. U.S. of­ no phone calls. wages commensurate with MERRITT for the future or retirement, struction in degree programs at non. Must have dependable car, Realtors 646-1180 MANCHESTER bedroom, family room, game and Peggy Cutcalt are both Wednesday evenings from 7 :30 ficials believe some boxholders FINANCIAL MORTGAGE Money wanted, , experience, ^ply in person, no excellent owner occupancy, all the Haitford Graduate Center may have violated tax laws. S — Bonds-Stocks-Mortgsgat live in Vernon, six days a week, room, den, private yard, on veteran self-defense experts, to 9:30. The fee is $15 for the 10 9 — Personal Loans 157o guaranteed, 527-8637. ; phone calls. East Hartford Con- brick, built 1967. Will move MANCHESTER - large rooms, SUPER IMMACULATE call 647-9946. COLONIAL - eight rooms, Six room Ranch, three good dead end street in prime having taught the same course sessions. For further informa­ in Hartford. 10 — Insurance SHADE I valescent Home, 745 Main fast. Call today. Century, 21 accentuate this older Colonial, Dr. Raman is associate ‘ Street, East Hartford. family room, immaculate con­ Phyllis Jackston Agency, 646- size bedrooms, two baths, neighborhood. For further last year in Manchester and in tion and registration, contact EMPLOYMENT PART TIM E Janitorial help great starter home, city professor of physics at Univer­ TOBACCO dition, immediate occupancy. A 1316, 649-6050. living room with fireplace, previous years through the the Manchester Women’s 13 - Help Wanted □ EMPLOYMENT wanted, mornings and utilities, full cellar, clean and details call. 14 — Business Opportunlllas must see, 40’s, call now. Cen­ ready to go. Only $32,500, Keith dining room, eat-in kitchen, Hartford Women’s Center. Center at 646-4900, ext. 286. sity of Connecticut in Storrs. LEGAL evenings. Must have transpor­ FARMS 15 — Siluatlon Wanted tury 21, Phyllis Jackston Agen­ Real Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. BOLTON - RANCH, 5 rooms, tation. Call 649-5334. Immediate poaltlona open MANCHESTER - custom built plush carpeting throughout, EDUCATION Help Wanted 13 LAUNDRY cy, 646-1316, 646-3313, 649-6050. Ranch home with privacy and bedrooms, garage, large NOTICE for Farm Suparintandant, partially finished rec room, 18 — Private Instructions trees, large master bedroom, MANCHESTER - New listing, wooded lot $36,000. ADVERTISEMENT 19 — Schools-Classes EXPERIENCED short order SERVICE RANCH - six rooms, very aluminum siding. Owner ATTENTION Demonstrators - aaalatant farm auparlntan- two fireplaces, 11/2 baths, gar­ five room Ranch, West side, NEED A SPACIOUS HOME? 633-6757 FOR BIDS 20 — Instructions Wanted cook; part time nights, Monday clean, garage, treed lot, es­ very anxious. Reduced to CIRCA 1830 - Well main­ Toys and Gifts. Work now thru dent and third riwn. Year Mature person for laundry age, 100’ x200' lot on dead end location, tile baths, built-ins, THE HMD TO HND SIOHE Sealed bids marked REAL ESTATE through Friday, 5-9'p.m., Apply tablished neighborhood, $42,900. tained nine room antique December. Free Sample Kit. ’round amploymant - wagaa washroom and dellverlea, street, $41,90p, Keith Real garage, $31,900. Hayes Corpora­ PRICE *36,500 “Janitorial Service” will be 23 — Homes lor Sals W. T. Grant Co., Manchester excellent buy, low 40’s, call Colonial, four fireplaces, four 24 — Lota-Land tor Sale No experience needed. Call or dependant upon axpdrionco tull-llme, days, evenings, Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. tion, 646-0131. COVENTRY - 32’ living room with stone fireplace, 4 received in the Office of the Parkade. An Equal Opportunity today. Century 21, Phyllis 25 — Inyesiment Property write Santa’s P arties, Avri, - additional banaflta - Write excellent benafito. Starting bedrooms, study, one full and bedrooms, 2 baths, country kitchen, family room, full base­ Employer. Jackston Agency, 646-1316, 646- Chief Fiscal Officer, (Connec­ 26 — Business Property Conn. 06001. Phone 1-673-3455. MANCHESTER - brand new two V2 baths plus attached five PANEL BARN 27 — Resort Property Box L, Manchostar Evening' rate $2^7 hourly. ment, garage, 75x345’ yard with extra building lots. 52’ long ticut Labor Department, Also Booking Parties. 3313, 649-6050. IMMACULATE room unfinished carriage 95 Oakwood Oriw (in Oak industrial Pack, oH HtbnM %«.,) Gtatonbuiy 28 — Real Estate Wanted Herald. Please apply In person seven room Raised Ranch, , Ranch. Employment Security Division, Two family, 6-S flat*, modarn three bedrooms, two full baths, REAL ESTATE CENTER shed, potential for studio, MISC. SERVICES MANCHESTER - super infla­ Ovei 5,0(XI sq.IL 125 dilleient panels on the floor to choose from. 200 Folly Brook Boulevard, JOBSEEKERS Employment TOBACCO FARM MEADOWS kitchan, raflnlahod floor*, carpoling, built in oven, range, dis­ PINE LAKE SHORES - *9,900 — Summer cottage, needs 31 — Services Ottered tion hedge, investment proper­ 646-4144 etc., two story barn, well Wethersfield, Connecticut 06109 32 — Painting-Papering Service - open 8 a.m.-8 p.m., NURSES AIDES - for all shifts, racantly paintad, axcallant location, hwasher, and disposal, two work, Vi acre, drilled well. CONVALESCENT HOME ty with four incomes, central FRECHETTE &MIUmN,MC., Realtors treed lot, $54,000. 33 — Building-Contracting with full and part time oppor­ MANAGEMENT full time or part time, only the fireplaces, rural lot, $53,500, NORTH COVENTRY - Seven-room Colonial Cape, formal until 2:00. P.M. Eastern 34 — RoofIng-SIdIng 333 BIO W ELL STR EET location mid-50’s, Wolverton OVER 12,000 PANELS IN STOCK!!! tunities available now. East experienced need apply. High Wolverton Agency Realtors, 263 Main Street Mandiester GARRISON COLONIAL Daylight Savings Tim e on 35 — Heating-Plumbing We are looking for portona Agency Realtors, 649-2813. FIANO dining room, rec room, beautifully landscaped. Low, low Ml Wood Paneb Print Wood Hardboird Prints 36 — Flooring Hartford, 568-1070. s t i ’ting salary. Liberal fringe MANCHESTER 649-2813. Four years old, fieldstone Tuesday, September 25, 1975. with previoua ahada grown forties. 37 — Moving-Trucking-Slorage benefits. Apply in person. East An ngutl opportunity omploytr. REAL ESTATE fireplace, beamed ceiling, * Select from 50 different ★ 30 different Wood Grams * 15 different Wood Grains Bid forms rind specifications 38 — Services Wanted WANTED General Machinist - tobacco axparlanea lo bo VERNON COLUMBIA - Well kept 3-bedroom Ranch, fireplace, acre, Hartford (^nvalescent Home, wall-to-wall carpeting, family rraneties startint at $8.95 starting at $5.95 starting at $5.60 may be obtained at the 50 hours, paid holidays, employed aa aaalatant 745 Main St., East Hartford. low taxes. $34,500. MISC. FOR SALE HORSES •46-5100 room, sliding glass doors to * 16 different Barn Board ★ Bath Panels from $9.00 * Tub Kits. 6 colors in stock Manager’s Office at the 41 — Articles lor Sals excellent insurance benefits. foreman on large plantatloris COLUMBIA - 37Vz acres, 6-room Ranch, garage, barn, river 42 — Building Supplies 10.8 acres, barn, immaculate large deck, garage, mint con Panels from $8.50 Connecticut Employment Metronics Inc., Route 6 & 44A, In Hartford County. Please NON-PRIOR Service men and MECHANICS - Amoflex Tire 43 — Pets -Birds- Dogs 6-room full dormered Cape M A N C H E S T E R - o w n e r dition. $51,700. frontage. $64,500. Security Division, 806 Main 44 — Livestock Bolton. give paat experlonct, by women, ages 17-34, women with Center, Townline Plaza, Rocky JUST UNLOADED Car of Sanded Plyvnod - 1/4AC-3/8AC-1/2AC-5/8AC-3/4AC 45 Boats A Accessories Hill. Needs brake and frontend with large enclosed porch, relocating, excellent location, OPEN HOUSE COLUMBIA • Land - 98 acret, brooks, close to Route 66. Street, Manchester, Connec­ writing Box “N”, Manchostar HS diploma, you are BOLTON — 6W room Ranch 46 — Sporting Qoods LIVE-IN Companion, light mechanics. Should have recent $56,000. six room Cape, with full Reduped to $79,000. ticut. overlooking a good opportunity Sunday, Sept. 14,1:30-5 P.M. 47 — Garden Products housekeeping for senior citizen. Evening Herald. references. Salary, bonuses, dormer, 11/2 baths, three extra on IW acres, generaous size The Connecticut Labor 48 — Antiques for yourself if you tail to in­ W ARREN E. LEBANON • 19th Century Colonial Farmhouse, 10 rooms, 49 — Wanted lo Buy Must have car. Call 643-9334 for vestigate the 76th Division, and benefits. Call Bob at 529- large bedrooms, living room 3 Hatheway Rd. Ellington (off Rte. 140) rooms, 2 fireplaces, 2 car gar­ Department, Employment modern features, private 4 acres. $50,000. BARN BOARD Lumber interview. Army Reserve, Call now: Norm M76 between 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. 1- with fireplace, formal dining age, $39,900. VKKMON'TSq. Kdnr Security Division reserves the RENTALS IMMEDIATE Second shift HOWLAND LEBANON - *39,900 - 26’xS1’ Raised Ranch, wall-to-wall 52 — Rooms lor Rent opening, need for maskers and Thibodeau, East Windsor, 623- 239-0587 evenings - or Mr. room, bright kitchen with built- :) Colors ■ Brown. Gray. Silver Gray right to reject any or all bids, t o . TWO-FAMILY Duplex, 6-6, stone fireplace, rec room, 2-car garage, private country at­ 53 — Apartments lor Rent IMMEDIATE opehings for sand blasters, .for expanding 9441, 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. Mendenhall, at 1-742-7787 after ins, city water and sewer, prin­ 54 — Homes lor Rent $41,900; Two-family flats, 5-5, mosphere. waive any informalities in the three qualified mechanics. new department, shift premium 6:30 p.m. for appointment. cipals only, $41,500, 649-8192. M.VINI-; 55,— Business lor Rent MANCHESTER - FULL $34,900. bidding and to make award in 56 — Resort Property lor Rant Salary commensurate with paid, and overtime available, PRIOR MILITARY Service •26,900 - CHAPLIN - 100-year-old Cape, 4 bedrooms, gar­ Gray Ship Lapped S..>.>i>q. fl. Dormer Cape, 4 bedrooms, 2 MANCHESTER - reduced - any manner that is most 57 — Wanted lo Rent ability, all fringe benefits. App- Mply in person, Klock Co., 1366 personnel - you are overlooking PART-TIME counter and booth NEW RANCH — Extra large den area. I'n-Kinished Barn Board SB — MIsc. lor Rent baths first floor family-room beneficial to the state. I ly Service Manager, Monday- ’rolland Turnpike, Manchester. a good part-time job if you fail help for after school hours. Will $31,900 for this seven room ;l'i' Ship 'l.app(‘d .Sli>!>q. It. with fireplace, treed lot, walk modem kitchen, two baths, MANSFIELD - *35,500 - 3 or 4 bedroom Cape, V h baths, Roger J. Bouchard AUTOMOTIVE I • n id a y , 8-5 or call 64^2333, Ver­ to investigate the opportunities tram. Good gratuities, pleasant older Colonial, with two^full ALSO 61 — Autos lor Said non Dodge Inc., Route 83, Ver­ working conditions. Apply in to Keeney School. $39,900. baths, and fireplace - generally fireplace, 2 car garage gorgeous country kitchen, private yard. Chief Fiscal PILGRIM FABRICS - at in the Army Reserve 76th Divi- Barn Board Trim In Slock I 62 — Trucks for Sale non. . sion. Call today: Norm person. Brass Key Restaurant, Warren E . Howland Realtors large rooms and substantially aluminum siding and wia Officer 63 — Heavy Equipment for Sale Cheney Hall has openings for BUSINESS UPPURTUNITY 64 — Motorcycles-BIcycles Thibodeau, E ast Windsor -. 623- 829 Main Street. 643-1108. redecorated, lots of room for dows, large deck, picture win­ Mlespersons to work part-time, UNIVERSITY AREA -1.4 commercial acres, 100’x40’ frame 65 — Campers-Trallers-Moblle ‘SECRETARY for medical of­ must have knowledge o f 9441, 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. each member of the family - dow in basement with walkout PROBATE NOTICES Homes Cciurt of Probate fice in Manchester. Applicant sewing. Apply 177 Hartford Rd., STRKH'LY Commission person REDUCED - quick sale by early sale important. Odegard to patio. $47,900. building priced to sell. $42,000. District of Manchester 68.— Automotive Safvlce owner. Mid-fifties. Offers con­ A lso [ 67 — Autot lor Rsni-Laua must be a good typist and have Manchester, 646-lO(K). AVON - "I'm dreaming of a wanted. Earn 7%. Apply at Realty, 643-4365. sidered. Rockledge area, COLONIAL — 7 rooms, 114i 4 . 8'■ Studs - S.95ea NOTICE TO CREDITORS previous office experience. green Christmas!” Be an Avon store, 269 West Middle Turn­ Since 1950 SPECIAL X :l 8' - Studs ' S.88ea Shorthand helpful but not essen­ COUNTER HELP wanted - mpresentative. Earn money in pike between Stop & Shop and ^acious seven room Raised HEBRON - Harvest your own baths, 3 bedrooms Sheet Bock FORMICA e s t a i ;e o f d e l f in a s m a c h e t t i tial. Hours 9 4 pm. Monday, bonanza. Ranch, large wooded lot, 224 garden, holiday dinners in the breezeway, garage, swim­ Vinyl Asbetlot Kentilr Sunday through Thursday your spare time. Start now - 48 96 - S2.08ea Variety Colors Pursuant .to an order of Hon. WiUlam Tuesday, Thursday and Fridav. Ferguson Rd., Manchester, Ct., formal dining rpom, deck S Colors E. FitzGerald, Judge, all claims must be nij^ts, over 18. Apply at Billy buy lots of presents this ming pool, redwood deck 48 - 96 SI 99ea tim all S iie t 9-12 noon on Wednesday. Reply BOOKKEPPER for call 643-1210. overlooking brook, eight room 12 X 12 4Ssq ft Ideal for Desks ■ Vanities presented to the fiduciary named below □ NOTICES Grants, Route 83 Vernon. .December. Call 523-9491. Stop and see this lovely Raised Ranch wooded yard. $42,500. Fiber Glass Insulatinn on or before December 8, 1975 or be Manchester Real Estate Com­ IIO.HX per carton S..S7 so. (I. with business and personal Colonial on 2.9 acres, four 6" & 3'.." barred by law. The fiduciary is: references Box 0, Manchester pany, responsible position, for 'bedrooms, first floor family *44,900 WE NEED LSITINGS NOW! •ontnnnnnn** Josephine S. Johnson M anchester 7 Concord Road Lost and Found Herald. TUBE BENDER reliable individual with room, garage, walk-out base­ Six-rooms on first floor - built 1974. 11'x22’ family room Thinking of Selling Your Manchester, Conn. experierice $100 weekly, call 2 YEAR 6LD ment. ^8-0062. Mutt htv* experlqnM rMdlng bhMprint*. vwnlwr and mlerofiwWr with fireplace, large country kitchen with appliances, large Property? Call TODAY! SAKRETE CONCRETE M IX - 2.25 Bg. SAKRETE MORTER M IX - 2.45 Bg. 96040 WANTED - Automotive Is this lovely 7 room Cape. 3 FOUND - one black male dog, mMturlitg. Will train to ault our nooda. A rata ol pay 14.60 - 66.00 attar living room, three bedrooms, hardwood floors with wall-to- ^AKRETE SAND M IX - 2.45 Bg. SAKRETE BLACK TOP P A T C H - 2.75 Bg. call Manchester Dog Warden, working foreman and service tuooaaaful oomplalion ol training prograin. bedrooms, 24’ living room, BEAUTIFUL CUSTOM home | Court of Probate, District of Manchester writer for mechanical section Situation Wantad 15 lo c a ls on small cul-de-sac in wall carpet. Aluminum siding, double amesite drive. Large lassenae r 6464555. formal dining room, Brand Names: U.S, Plywood, BruceL.Geoigia P acific, Royal Cote, NOTICE OF HEARING executive area. Eight rooms, 2 lot 7/10 acre. Lower level has room for expansion, could ba PHILBRICK ESTATE OF STEVEN VENCHA of large shop. Must have MECHANICAL ASSEMBLER fireplaced family room, off experience in suspension, RELIABLE COLLEGE woman t/2 baths, family room with (in-law suite) or (rec room plus bedroom). Abitibi General Plywood, Weyernaeusei. Pursuant to an order of Hon. William Paraonala 2 Muit ba abla lo Intarpral bluaprinta and fixtura lolaranoaa and aaaambly eat in kitchen, alum, siding, Ceiling Tiles by Aimsliong & Boise Cascade E . FitzGerald, Judge, dated September brakes, tune-up, and radiator ragulramanta. Muit ba capabla ol oparaUng maoNnary. WIN train to auH looking for painting or odd jobs. fieldstone fireplace. Excessive 22, 1975 a hearing will be held on an repairs. Pay commensurate our noodi, $4.00 - $5.00 aitor oomiSallon oTluooaatlul training program. Call anytime, 643-0673. double garage, nicely treed lot closet space, all customized, REAtTORS- CO. BACKPACKING partner AGENCY A ll oanels onced lo move' appllcaUon praying that an instrument Ovar-tima avallabla. purporting to be the last Will and testa­ wanted, male or female, to hike wiUi ability. Please apply at large deck, surrounded by Contractors prices tor all. Free delivery Ion panels only). Equal Opportunity Employar Rte. 44A, Belton Rte. 32, Mansfield ment of said deceased be admitted to Presidential Range, White Olender’s, Route 83, Vernon. CHILD CARE - infant through woods, and magnificent F.J. SPILECKI REALTORS Open MON.-WED., SAT. 8:30-5:30 probate as in said appllcaUon on file Mountains, New Hampshire, Interview by appointment, roforonoM helpful. pre-schooler, $4.00 per day, landscaping, many mapy 643-2121 more fully appears, at the Court of PART TIME Cashier needed, private home, playmates, extras, high 70’s, call for ap­ REALTOR 423-9291 THURS.,FRI. 8.30-8:j0 Pfobate on S^tem ber 22, 1975 at 10:00 October 2 - October 9, pack and THE E.A. PATTEN CO. M E R R in 646-8713 a.m. sleeping bag necessary, call two-three mornings, call for ap­ G4D-0701 ______spacious yard, convenient for Realtors 646-1180 pointment, principals only, 649- 646-4200 Pearl J . Hultman, A ii't. Clerk 875-9406. pointment, 649-2^, Mr. Dee. commuters. 644-9000. 5435.

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SEHTRY' light in evet^ comer, home lawns mowed, small tree work, gutter work, .chimneys, cleaned set, bdby carriage and high registered, male, eight months, OFFICE SPACES for rent on SPEND a weekend or week in Real Estate Free estimates. Phone 643-6000. and r e p a ir e d . 30 y e a rs chairrr, two 26” three speed Main Street in Manchester, New Hampshire on Lake features living room with estimates. $150, 742-9394. cathedral ceiling, large family experience. Free bicycles, all in excellent condi­ , ideal location for professional Kanasatka in Moultonboro. Fall Rowley, 643-5361. THE Autos For Sale HOUSE AND room, three baths, on good AVAILABLE supervised day tion, and much mor.e, 8 Qval FOR SALE - nine week old offices very convenient to all and winter rental. Furnished, sized lot. Priced to sell in the care with meals for your elder­ Lane, ofi Waddell Rd., facilities. Please call 646-4100,9 winterized and fireplaced cot­ ROOFING - Instailatioh and Siamese kittens, lilac point, ‘40’s. B/W Realty, 647-1419. ly relative, while you go to Septembbr 13, and 14, from 9 $15. Call 742-9046. a.m.-5 p.m. tage on 150’ lakefront, sleeps BUSINESS work, shopping, visit a friend. repairs, gutters, storm win­ until 6. six. Enjoy foliage, fishing, hun­ LET THE Tenant help pay your Call 649-2^ for information. dows, doors. Experienced ting, skiing, snowmojjiling; $125 quality workmanship. Fully in­ AKC German Shepherd pup­ BOLTON NOTCH - 4,000 square YOU’LL FIND mortgage. Sharp aluminum CALIFORNIA Bound - selling - pies, black and tan, excellent CHARLES APARTMENTS week - also weekend rates. Call LOCATION sured. Free estimates. feet building for professional sided two family. Features two DRIVEWAYS, - 9’xlOO’, com­ car, television, mini-bike, blood line and temperment, will offices or sales, four commer­ Cromwell 635-0457 after 5 p.m. Six room extra nice bedrooms, living room, dining pletely installed on your base, Reasonable prices. Rick camera, dryer, odds and ends YOUR QUAUTY Burnett, 646-3(K». finance with small deposit, 742- CHARLES DRIVE cial industrial acres, land and Colonial plus 2-story room and kitchen. Priced to sell cold mix. Anywhere in Connec­ at 354 Vernon St., September 13, 8963. building storage, parking, heated barn on busy-Main at $41,900. B/W Realty, 647- ticut. Call now for immediate and 14. ______onEastMddleTKivNw highway across shopping Roses are reil, violets art blue, 1419. installation. 646-3929, anytime. D&A ROOFING. Roofs, siding, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Qatsifietl ads solve problems for USED CAR Street location. Near gutters, and leaders. Free es­ Formerly 173 - 183 East Middle Turnpike center, entire or subdivide, 1-84, BARN SALE - Don’t miss the Bdats-Accessorlaa 48 and 1-86 close. 521-7373. you. hospital. Ideal for offices, HAVE CARPETS Cleaned with timates. Fully insured. 249- families collection of used and AT or tradesman. $65,000 steam process, only way to 0205.. old. furniture antiques and 18’ CRUISER LINE, 125 h j. HOMES OF DISTMTION clean carpets and upholstery. A junk. Saturday September 13,8- Evinrude with trailer. Call 8’?5- 38 OFFICE SPACE VERMONT- rustic log cabin on Olfared by the & B Carpet Cleaners, free es­ Heating-Plumbihg 4, Sunday September 14, 8-3, 8119. • 2-Door Refrigerator • Sundeck (Patio Door) DeCormier’s! WARREN E. timates, 668-5273. 1023 Avery St. South Windsor FOR RENT rambling brook, close to white ZINSSER AGENCY SEWERLINES, sink lines, next to Avery St. School. 14 1/2’ FIBERGLASS Chrysler • Self Cleaning Oven • Fully Carpeted 25(1 square feet, center of River, sleeps 8, includes ODD JOBS - trucking, home cleaned with electric cutters, boat, 55hp Chrysler motor, a M ^chester, air conditioning everything, modern con­ JUST ARRIVED JUST REDUCED MANCHESTER veniences, good fishing, weekly Immaculate 6 room Cape, three or tour bedrooms, newer This six room Ranch Is priced for Immediate sale, three HOWLAND repairs, serving Manchester for by professionals. McKinney PIANO - upright, Grand, Gator Tipaway trailer, $500 or • 2 Air Conditioners • 4’/2 Rooms and parking. Call 643-9551. ANSALDI BUILT five years, free estimates, 643- Bros. Sewage Disposal Com- refinished, good condition, $200. will make trade. Call 872-2285. rental, Paul W. Dougan kitchen. Recently repainted exterior, city utilities, central bedrooms, living room, first floor family room with sliding Realtors 643-1108 six room Ranch on lovaly 1973 OLDS 0304. pany, 643-53%. Cali 649-4635. Realtor, 646-1021, 643-4535. Cutlass S Sport Coupe, location. Priced to sell, $34,500. Call 289-4331. glass doofs to lovely lot, city utilities, attached garage. Call landtcapod lot In datirabla location. • Disposal • Some with Fireplaces and Largo aal-ln kitchan, Hraplacad 16’ FIBERGLASS boat, 1971 V-8 engine, auto., PS, 289-4331. NO JOB too small, toilet Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 STATELY COLONIAL living room, thraa badrooma, largo LIGHT TRUCKING - attic and TAG SALE - 51 Vernon Street, 50hp Evinrude. Little use. First PB, factory air, radio, TURN OF Century Charm, repairs, plugged drains, kitchen • Thermostat in each Apt. Fenced in Patios Gracious older Colonial. Situated on an acre plus lot, eight flraplacad rac room. Mint condition. cellars cleaned, for free es­ all kinds of household items, $1500. Call 646-9392 after 6 p.m. ww tires, 25,000 miles, Main St. Colonial, eight rooms, Priced in th« 40’t. timate phone 647-9610. faucets replaced, repaired, rec furniture, toys, bikes, clothing, bedrooms, large fireplaced foyer, formal dining room, four bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, rooms, bathroom remodeling, • Master Antenna • 1 or 2 Car Garage maroon finish, matching MANCHESTER Christmas items and much Sporting Goods 46 butler's pantry and much more. Call 209-4331. gigantic fireplace, original DRIVEWAYS - residential and heat modernization, etc. Free more. September 13th, 9-5. • V/i Stored Tile Baths • Storage Area in Basement wet look vinyl lAterior wood, winding staircase, live $30x000 commercial installed anywhere estimates gladly given. M & M and vinyl top. SENTRY la the asking price (or this tavan Raindate September 20th. 1970 POLORON snowmobile, 25 EXCELLENT VALUE with charm or convert to office Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. CLEARANCE room Colonial with two car garage in Connecticut. No job too large h.p., 80 mph., just rebuilt, • Heat & Hot Water • Connection for Washer & In this seven room Split in excellent location. Eat-in kitchen Real Estate Services and apartment. Space for 30 on large lot. Three bedrooms, dsn, or too small. 688-0863. TAG. SALE - and antiques, I cars. Great location for FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing excellent condition. Best offer. with appliances, three bedrooms, V/t baths, full finished dining room, ate. Walk to ichoolt, Saturday 10-5, Comer New and 872-3927. • Large Parking Area Dryer 3 6 9 5 rec room, attached garage, half acre lot, undqr $40,000. professional man. G&R Realty shopping, but, church. ELECTRONIC TUNE-UP $10 - Repairs and remodeling, Center St., opposite Mr. Steak. Call 289-4331. 289-4331 of Vernon, 872-8366. plus parts. Brakes, shocks, sewer lines cleaned electricm- $23,900 Garden Products 47 • Soundproofing in Walls Buya this charming llva room homo lube, bearings, etc. ly. Prompt service on emergen­ SOLID maple rocker, excellent MANCHESTER - Three on large lot in. Coventry. Large Guaranteed. Call anytime, 646- cies. 643-7024. condition. Has to be seen, $50. bedroom condominium, fully FRESH SWEET apple cider, $32,900 - ATTRACTIVE 5 1/2 sncloted porch, first floor laundry 2065. Call 646-0462. ON AU 1975 BOLTON - Beautiful hilltop VERNON in a commercial zone decorated, finished rec room room, wall-to-wall carpet plus BOTTI HEATING and Plum­ also apples, peaches, pears, room Raqch, garage, Cape, only three years old, in­ ... a four and three, 2-family, with half bath, many extras. aluminum aiding. Ask Don Lappan to PAVING, recap old driveways. bing - All heating and plumbing SOLID mahoigany pineapple plums, Botti’s Fruit Farm, 260 cludes three huge bedrooms, good income producer. Selling baseboard heat, manicured Owner, 646-4427. show you through. Excavate and grade new or old repairs olusplus remodeling.remodeling Call Bush Hill Rd., Manchester. RENT STARTS at 1972 GHEVY shaded lot, Hutchins Agency, top, four poster'ster bed, needs Nova 2-Door Sedan, ANDOVER ‘ 41,900 two baths, living room with for $36,900.84 by 120.1ot... great driveways with amesite or 643(3-1496. some repair, $25. 649-7375. Realtors, 646-3166. SOUTH FARMS FORDS IN STOCK! easy to service 6- one and V* acres, new Raised raised hearth fireplace, formal potential. T. J. C rockett, MANCHESTER - New seven Is the location ol this Immaculats bituminous concrete. 688-5407. APPLES - pick your own, $2. QUIET LOCATION, NOT ON A THROUGH STREET Ranch, two 'baths, two dining room, breezeway and Realtor, 643-1577. r 0 urn Raised Ranch in seven room Dutch Colonial. Flooring 38 LIKE new Fender telecaster half bushel, windfalls $1. half Example Buys: cylinder engine, auto., two-car garage. Beautiful acre MANCHESTER - Redwood RoMledge area. Family room, Aluminum siding, fireplaced living WINDOW CLEANING - bushel. Also string beans. 644- radio, 4 new ww tires, fireplaces, garage. If desired Farms, aluminum sided Cape, electric guitar. Perfect. Case lot. Wolvertoh Agency, HERE is one that Owner wants fireplace, two baths, aluminum room, formal dining room, lamily Commercial and residential in­ FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, and accessories. $300. 649-5069. 0304. again low original $3,000 less as is. three bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, room, sal-ln kitchen, three good Realtors, 649-2813. sold quick. A Builder selling his siding, appliances, city cluding initial construction floors like new, no waxing, OPEN FOR INSPECTION 1975 MAVERICK mileage at only 26,000, formal dining room, family sized bedrooms, plus 1W baths. All own home. Remodeled Colonial utilities. Eligible for tax cleaning for building contrac­ (specializing in older floors). PLANT SALE - macramem CHRYSANTHEMUMS - dig dark gold finish, black of seven rooms ... aluminum room with firenlace. attached rebate. Asking $49,900. ol this sat on almost 1 aero lot. Call Ceilings and inside painting. your own, $1.50 each, 29 Moun­ SEPT. 13th & 14th -12:00 NOON UNTIL DARK Dark brown, 2-door sedan, automatic NOW ANDOVER ’ 6,900 MANCHESTER - Vacant and garage many extras, low 50's. today. tors or developers. Fully in­ plant holders, and mis-, transmission, 6 cyiinder engine, interior. trees, privacy. must sell, new 6 room Ranch sided this year, 1 1/2 baths, Holcombe Realors,-644-2447. sured, free estimates. Call John Verfaille, 646-5’l5(), 872- tain Rd., Glastonbury, (near speciai vaiue package. CR 78x14 One acre lot. Owner, 643-0611. cellaneous household items,' with three bedrooms, format lovely kitchen with appliances ZINSSER AGENCY Quality Maintenance Service, 2222. Saturday and Sunday, 10-4, 11 Minnechaug Golf Course). white side wail tires, power steering, dining room, eat-in kitchen, full ... T. J. Crockett, Realtors, 643- TOLLAND - eleven room 2 1/2 Inc. 647-9498. Fenwick Rd. SOME OCCUPANCY FOR OCT. 1 St. No. 179. List $3,800. !3 5 9 5 cellar, aluminum siding, $43,- 1577. LOW thirties ... remodeled six bath Raised Ranch. Perfect for HOMELINE Floor Cleaners - DELICIOUS economical easy ^ 2 5 9 5 BOLTON ‘ 11,000 500. Wolverton Agency, room Cape, centrally located. in-law rental or the extra large CUSTOM DRAPERIES - made Residential - Commercial. to serve sweet corn at its best. Three acres, trees, privacy, New carpets, linoleum, 646-1511 FOR SALE - loam $5.50 per Realtors, 649-2813. family. Excellent value at $41,- very reasonable, work Strip, wax' and buff all floors. yard delivered, call 646-3109. Buckland Farms fruit and 1975 MUSTANG dead end street. Owner finan­ aluminum siding, big porch ... 900. Double Dutch Realty, 875- guaranteed, call anytime, 649- Estimates. 643-0367 between 8- vegetable stand, corner of MANCHESTER - immediate NEW DUPLEX three good value. 'f.J. Crockett, Rooms lor Rent 52 Biack, 2-door, automatic transmis­ NOW cing available. ATTENTION - Large family, 8121. Equal Housing Opportuni­ 4266. 4. TAG SALE - September 13, 14, Adams Street and Tolland occupancy, four rooms, central­ bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, full sion, 6 cyiinder engine. Special value Realtors, 643-1577. Lots-Land For Sale 24 Turnpike opposite Caldors. package, radial white side wall tires, five bedrooms, family room, BEST BUYS ty. 10-2 p.m.,160 Pearl St. Quality ATTRACTIVE sleeping room, ly located, $180 per month. basement with hook-ups, Vmetian BHnd Repair & Sales Open daily. residential area, large yard, no power steering. St. No. 223. List $4.- rec room, sundeck, ideal items, reasonable prices. shower bath, private entrance, Adults only, no pets. Call 643- 615. J Lawrence F. FIANO kiichen. Ail the features of a BOLTON - treed building lot, CUSTOM a STOCK SHADES 1577. pets, $275. 646-8057. ^ 4 2 4 4 1973 DATSUN. 200’ frontage, convenient to Alio a Comploto Uno of □ MISC. FOR SALE free parking, apply 195 Spruce Vz Ton Pickup. Over- Realtors 649-5371 $50,000 home for only $44,900. rnmnmsumoum TAG SALE - September 11-14, St. Head-Cam, 4 cylinder Keys 528-9081, 649-4143. by Route 6. $10,500, Wolverton ROCKVILLE - Three room SIX ROOM apartment, $225 a MANCHESTER 9-5, big four family, household WEEKEND engine, automatic Agency Realtors, 649-2813. Articles lor Sale 41 items, baby items and clothes, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• apartment, with heat, hot month, security, no utilities, no 1975 GRANADA ..'I'l...... 1 i. 1 i.W.TITlgi??m.i.l.i.Wreels .TO^ .. l‘l I VENETIAN BLIND CO. Dark blue, 2-door, standard transmission, radio, 67 Jan Dr., Hebron, follow'signs SPECIAL! Apartments For Rant S3 water, stove, refrigerator, $150. pets, garbage included, 646-2620 BOLTON - Land for sale off »KsoLniEn M-i42i ALUMINUM sheets used as transmission, 6 cylinder engine, white NOW COVENTRY after Gay City State Park. Adults only. Parking for one after 5. side walls, ‘digital clock, power west coast mirrors, step BELFIORE Route 85, 60 beautiful acres, printing plates, .007 thick, REDUCED — OWNER WANTS IMMEDIATE SALE on this at the WE HAVE customers waiting car. No pets. Security deposit steering, power brakes, front and 8i tow bumper, bright suitable for sub-division or far­ 23x32”. 25 cents each or 5 for $1. required. Call 643-%78. EAST HARTFORD - Deluxe 4 rear bumper guards. AM radio, tinted red, 31,000 miles. lovely home In mint condition. Fireplaced family room, Painting-Papering 32 TAG SALE - Saturday and Sun­ for the rental of your apartment glass, L I group, body side deck lid I Custom Ranch ming. Reasonable. Wolverton Phone 643-2711. day, September 13, 14, all day, 1/2 room, heated Townhouse. ^ 3 9 5 0 1 baths, applianced kitchen, carpeting, garage, one Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. or home. J.D. Real Estate mouldings. St. No. 42. List $4,362. j Professional builder built this one for S 6,900 — Excellent beauty shop business, convenient ■ PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%. 12 Laurel St., Manchester, CORN CRIB Associates, Inc. 646-1980. CHARLES APARTMENTS - Two bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths. acre. LOVELY. A S TE A L AT $38,900. WE BUY and sell used fur­ Private basement. Dishwasher, I himself! Plastered walls, fireplace. location, all equipment Included, reasonable leaee. I •••••••••••••••••••#•••••••• Five years experience. small appliances, pottery, Buckland Rd. East Middle Turnpike, 4 1/2 SOUTH WINOSOR storms, screens, and doors. Business Property 26 niture. Cash on the line. One plants, baby things, furniture, South Windsor LOOKING for anything in real room Townhouse 1 1/2 baths, disposal, stove, refrigerator, 1975 TORINO WAGON S28,B00 — Juat listed, 5 room Ranch, three bedrooms, I Excellent references. Pete, 742- piece or an entire housefull. ^ 2 5 9 5 CHARM BEGINS AT THE FRONT DOOR. Spacious four- I Garage, 200 ft lot in desireable chain saw, and lots more. estate rental — apartments, appliances, carpeted, two air air conditioner. No pets, one White, automatic transmission, V-8 NOW residential area. Low, low forties. large treed lot, appllancea, great starter homel 6117 (toll free) 5-10 p.m. 646-6432. Furniture Barn, 345 bedroom ultra attractive homo on 'h acre In one of our MANCHESTER - Unique op- Free melon with purchase of homes, multiple dwellings, no conditioners, heat, hot water, child. $230, 528-1708. engine, white side walls, left hand I Early occupancy. Main Street Rear, behind remote control mirror, LT group, finest residential areas. Fireplaced living room, family $33,900 — Just llsfsd. Immaculats, seven room, I ■portunity - modern one floor INSIDE - Outside painting, TAG SALE - books, records, $3.00 or more. fees. Call J.D. Real Estate storage basement, garage, Douglas Motor Sales. soundproofing, washer and EAST HARTFORD - Chapman towing package Class II body side room, V h baths, garage, carpeting, CITY UTILITIES. Swimming Pool aluminum sided Cape, 3-4 bedrooms, gorgeous roc I building with 2300 square feet, fe c ia l rates for people over 65. skis, plants, record players, Associates, Inc. 646-1980. mouldings. St. No. 171. List $4,748. three acres, ideal for office, more, great bargains, 149 dryer hookup $260 monthly, 646- apartments, furnished 1 1/2 ______^ 8 0 $45,500. WINDSOR I Plus garage, makes this clean Colonial room, carpeting, range, deep treed lot. Fully insured. Estimates given. club, or organization. Below CLEAN USED refrigerators, Mountain Rd., Manchester, «••••••• NEWER Three-bedroom p800, 646-1540. room 2 Ian attractive buy in the mid-thirties. $34,900 — Just listed, aluminum elded, 7-room I Call 649-7863, ranges, automatic washers, 48 rooms, $165, Paasek Realtors, TASTEFULLY DECORATED three-bedroom Ranch. Eat- I Rccntly painted outside, wall to wall replacement at $49,900. Hayes September 13-14, lO'O. Antiques Duplex - Vh baths, carpeting, 1975 CUSTOM 509 1973 TOYOTA Colonial, 2 baths, new kitchan and rec room, 194 ft. lot. | with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s Celica ST 2-Door Hard­ in size kitchen, 1 Vi baths, offering many features - among [carpeting. Move in before school Corporation, 646-0131. WALLPAPER Hanging - $2.75 all appliances. $275 monthly. THREE ROOM furnished 289-7475. A lliances, 649 Main St, 643- WANTED Antiqu them carpeting throughout, central air, MUCH MORE. A I starts! $37,500 — Maintenance free aluminum elded Cape, . per roll. Experinced TAG SALE~- September 13 and Frechette & ”Martin, Inc. apartment, all utilities, also Dark blue, 4-door sedan, automatic NOW top, the “Hot One” from three or (our bedrooms, rec room, fireplace, garage with I 14rOutboa^ motors, CB radios, glass, pewter, oil paintings, or Realtors, 646-4144. one sleeping room, 272 Main St. BOLTON LAKE - clean four transmission, V-8 engine, white side Toyota, 4-speed, OHC GEM $38,900. Real Estate Wanted 28 tradesman. Call R. J other antique items. R. room home, stove anc wall tires, rear bumper guards, radio, MANCHESTER Rolling Park Cape breozeway and porch. Offers InvItedI Immediate oc- | Starkweather, 644-3194. a little of everything. 616 Spring wheel covers. St. No. 173. List $4,681. 4-cylinder engine, radio, SCREENED LOAM - driveway Harrison, 643-8709. MANCHESTER - Three room refrigerator included, adults OBVIOUSLY LOVED BUT OWNER LEAVING this lovely Wall to wall throughout, brick front, cupancy. ■ ALL CASH for your property St. Manchester. UNUSUAL deluxe one bedroom < 4 0 6 5 radial tires, bucket park-like rear yard. Call for further gravel, processed gravel, sand. furnished apartment, heat and only, no pets, security and three-bedroom home. Completely applianced country within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, PAINTING - interior and townhouse, private entrances seats, maroon finish, tan details. $30,900 — 5-5 DUPLEX, excellent condition and loca- stone and fill. Geori H. Grif- WANTED - Antiques or collec­ hot water. Available October 1, references, $190 monthly, 643- I instant service. Hayes Corpora­ exterior, paperhanging, TAG s a l e - 225 Summitt St. and patio, full basement, in­ interior. kitchen, paneled family room, complete with wet bar, very tion, 2 heating systems, great price. | fing, Andover, 742-71 tables, rugs, paintings, bronzes, $150. One month security 2269. 4 Rockledge Ranch tion, 646-0131. excellent work. References. cludes heat, appliances, private yard with patio, realistically priced in LOW LOW TAG SALE - Living room Fur­ furniture, lamps, china, etc. carpeting, and pool. $245 per deposit. Adults. Call 875-3503 8 rooms, 2“4 baths, modern as $30,000 — New 6 room aluminum sided Colonial, I Free estimates. Fully insured. DARK RICH loam, five yards FITZGERALD 40’s. Call lor your private showing. tomorrow with all the built-in niture, bed, headboards, an­ Any quantity, 644-8%2. month. Paul W. Dougan, after 6. THREE ROOM - heated, se­ fireplace, V h baths, RENT WITH OPTION AVAILABLE. I SELLING your house? Call us Martin Mattson, 649-4431. MANCHESTER amenities including three air con­ $28. plus tax, pool patio sand, tiques, miscellaneous, Saturday Realtor, 646-1021 or 643-4535. cond floor apartment, plus ’ 2 6 9 5 first and we’ll make you a cash gravel, and stone 643-9504. ANTIQUES Wanted - American DON’T RENT AND RAVE...BUY AND SAVE. Immediate ditioners! Lovely fireplaces. Prestige $39,900 — Seven room dormered Caps, two baths, gar-1 PAPER HANGING Expert. and Sunday, 10-4. 20 Milford PLUSH 2 1/2 room apartment, bathroom and large attic for and privacy at a down to earth price. offer. One day service. T. J. furniture, oriental rugs, pain­ storage. Refrigerator and stove FORD INC. possession on this super nice Condo In Northfield Green. age, large lot, in excellent condition. I Your average parer, in average Road, Manchester. MANCHESTER- Deluxe 2 large enclosed private patio, The Very Best Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. SWIMMING POOLS - Famous tings, pewter! Windsor chairs, pool, all utilities, appliances in­ included. Located near high WINDSOR AVENUE, ROCKVILLE Mint condition. LOW LOW 30’s. Call for details. $30,000 — Just listed Antaldl built three-bedroom I room, $25. Mr. Richman, 646- bedroom Townhouse, Vh baths, Coleco guaranteed luxury crocks, jugs, Ron Dionne, 643- cluded, 649-0358, 643-6266. school. No pets, $180 per month. 643-2485 or 875-3369 Looking in the high sixties? Don't fail Ranch, great kitchen with large dining area, fireplaced | IMMEDIATE CASH for your 3864. TAG SALE - Saturday, Sunday, full basement, private en­ to see this seven room, three bath above ground swimming pool, Monday, 9-5, Furniture, dishes, 1691. Call after 4 p.m. 646-1001. living room, gorgeous rec room with bar and fireplace, I property. Let us explain our trances and patio, includes Raised Ranch at 39 Carpenter Road in completely installed. Huge. games, toys, skates, cameras, FOUR ROOM apartment, 1969 PONTIAG fair proposal. Call Mr. Belfiore, PAINTING INTERIOR and 16x31 0;D. complete with filter heat, appliances, carpeting, RICHARDS & KEHMNA luxurious Forest Hills! Leisurely large landscaped lot, Hurryl Don’t past this one upl I aquarium, baby items, plus ANTIQUE TEAK Table - pool, air-conditioning, $290 per carpeted, heat, hot water and SUB-LET - Vernon, 3 1/2 Tempest, Custom, 2- thorough inspection is a must for this 647-1413. Exterior and wallpapering pump, vinyl liner, ladder, rooms, air conditioned, wall-to- $39,000 — New listing. Seven-room three year old Professional contractor Bob much more. (3ieap. Route 44A 36x36x31 1/2. This is one of a month. Paul W. Dougan, appliances included. Adults on­ Door Hardtop, regular mini-estate. sundeck, fencing and stairs. kind made for the American wall carpeting, heat included. REALTORS-MLS Colonial, V h baths, applianced kitchen, fireplace, three MAY WE BUY your home? Jobin, 649-9027. to Northfield to Oakwood Realtor, 646-1021 or 643-4535. ly,' no pets, references and FACTORY REBATES gas, V-8 engine, Drive, North Coventry. Ambassador to China for his es­ security deposit, near hospital, Call 649-3614 after 6. Air Conditioned bedrooms, beautiful rec room, carpeting, aluminum Quick, fair, all cash and no V automatic transmission, J.P. LEWIS & SON - Custom tate in China between 1900-1920. MANCHESTER- Large newer call 649-9258 Completel-is this just listed Ranch in elding. . problems. Call Warfen E. Solid teak with peg construc­ ANDOVER two bedroom power steering, radio prestige Forest Hills! Traffic-free Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. Painting - Interior and exterior. TAG SALE - large selection of duplex three bedroom apart­ 45,000 original low street, leven rooms, 2 baths, first floor $41,500 — 5-6 two family, two separate hosting information. tion. Original finish in mint con­ apartm ent. newly painted, UP TO $300 ON central area. Drive by Grand­ Paperhanging,api Remodeling like new clothing, toys, games, ment. Immaculate condition miles, cocco metallic, view and East Eldridge Street NEW HOMES family room. They come no cleaner! systems, garage. Convenient location. One apt. has 1 ‘A | Fully insured. 649- dolls, tables, rugs, chairs, out­ dition. Signed by original throughout. Priced right. R. excellent condition, private en­ INSTANT cash for your home. Gutters FIREWOOD for sale-seasoned craftsman. $950. Call 64^5653 APARTMENT try, utilities and hot water in­ gold interior. and note our activity. Two baths. I Call Dan Reale, at Reale’s 9658. door items and moje. Zimmer, J.D. Real Estate 646- MODERN Dutch Colonial hardwood, split or round, $25 September 13,14, 9.00 a.m., 41 for appointment to view. RENTAL 6FFICE cluded, $195 per month. Securi­ MOST MODELS! Ranches and a Colonial un­ Combination $41,900 — Hurryl Just listed. 3 bedroom Duplex, Corner Realtors, 646-4525. per Vz-cord. Call F. Schillinger, 1980. Two family and shop make this a un­ Earl St., Manchester, Rain Open 8:30-5 weekdays, other ty deposit required. Call 742- derway ... T. J. Crockett, and expanded Cape with I excellent rental location. Two heating •ystoms, recent 872-0204 after 5 weekdays, all Realtors, 643-1577. ique property just off Main St. Shop Building-Contracting 33 date, 20, 21. Wanted to Buy 49 MANCHESTER - New four times by appointment. 8003. full rear dormer, large has 4 zone heatini■ iti ^ so you can see it's remodeling. day weekends. M 5 9 5 bedrooms, fireplaces, for­ good sized. Prio to sell. room apartments, 1 1/2 baths, We have a large variety of N O W A T I $42,500 — Two bedroom Contemporary Ranch, built by KEITH’S NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - OLD DOLLS - Paying top prices FIVE ROOMS, includes heat, mal dining, family room TAG SALE - rain or shine, all appliances, carpeted, air- deluxe one & two bedroom LOU HURWITZ U&R, located In Bolton. Two baths, fireplace, two eete ot GUARANTEED SALES PLAN Remodeling, repairing, ad­ 1972 YAMAHA 80 motorcycle, Saturday and Sunday, for your old dolls, $65. and up hot water, and garage in East plus laundr-y room on first heavy duty go cart frame with conditioned, individual Townhouse and Garden type has just listed a seven room Green Builder glasB doors, garage, view, cathedral celling. Why worry about Buying ditions, rec rooms, porches and September 13, 14, 10-5, 344 for China and bisque dolls. $100 Hartford. Call 289-5050.^ ■’ new clutch, two practically new basements, washer-dryer units throughout Manchester. ICHORCHES MOTORS Manor Ranch with 1*^ baths, a brand floor, tiled bathrooms, pan­ Will build to suit buyer on beautifui 1 another House for fear that roofing. No job too small. Call Merline Dr., Vernon, a few and up for Bye’lo. Never give or facilities, one apartment new roof and other features. Has had eled doors and stained acre lot! For further details ask for 2 1/2 h.p. motors, gas. 649-0933, sell a doll without getting our EAST HARTFORD - Five tender, loving care from original 1 you won’t be able to sell 649-3144. collectables, old bottles, odds available with fireplace. Heat DAMATO ENTERPRISES MR. MATTHEW. $49,000 — Waterfront summer retreat on Columbia after 7. rooms, two bedrooms, second NEW 1975 DODGE DART 4-DOOR SEDAN owner. Attractively treed lot. finish trim, 2-car garages. and ends. offer. Call locally, 875-7356. and hot water included. $275 per 240 New State Rd. Lake. Four bedrooms, 1 ‘A baths, hugs open living room Yours? Call and ask about our floor, 289.-6538. Low, low fifties. CARPENTRY - Repairs, month. Call Peterman, Realtor, 646-1021 Stock no. 5274, 225 6-cyllnder engine, vinyi interior, disc with balcony and fireplace. Just Beautiful. (GSP) Guaranteed Sales remodeling, additions, garages, TWO G. E. swivel canister CALL LOU AT TAG SALE - Household, an­ 649-9404 or 646-2912. brakee, automatic tranamiasion, rear window defoggar, in­ MANY OTHERS Plan! roofing, call David Patria, 644- vacuums, with, attachments, tiques, and service station THREE BEDROOM Duplex, 1971 DODGE □ REN TALS side hood reiease, radio, wwt, deiuxe wheai covert. List ap­ Dart Swinger, 2-Door MAHHEW ALLEN I 17%. $20 each, 59 Spruce St. equipment. 32 Hemlock Street, MANCHESTER- two luxury appliances, no utilities, securi­ BELFIORE AGENCY $92,900 — Redwood Farms, seven room Capo, 1‘A CALL US-WE WORK Saturday and Sunday, 9:30-6. 3 1/2 ROOM apartment, nice ty and reference, $180, 649-9102. prox., $4141. Hardtop, economical Realtors 647-1413 Realtors 872-8581 baths, gorgeous kitchen with adjoining lamily room, TAG SALE - Fridayiv andam Satur apartments, each with air con­ KEITH BUILDING - Remodeling, ditioning, heat, electricity, gar­ yard, like private home, base­ slant 6 engine, double garage, heavily treed lot, fireplace, appllancea. Real Estate day, 392 Cnrstal Lake Road, Rooms for Rent 52 Special price Including roofing, rec rooms, additions, TAG SALE - Three families - age, pool, and sauna included. ment. Working adults, no automatic transmission, Route- . 30,- fTolland. q Furniture your factory rebate ...... MANCHESTER - Large family VERNON - brand new multi­ 646-4126 • 649-1922 garages. All kinds, carpentry 165 Thompson Road, off South Two bedrooms each, $325 and children, pets, 643-2880. villa g er a pa r t m e n t s *3680 radio, 4 new ww tires, 1 work. For estimates call 649- and appliances, antiques and THOMPSON House, furnished hve-room townhouse apart- Adams Street. September 13th, cape, five bedroom, large level home includes three large BELFIORE $56,900 — Immaculate throe badrooma, Dutch household items. rooms, centrally located. $350 monthly, Warren E. I dark gold, black interior. kitchen, dining room, family bedrooms, two full baths, Colonial, In Redwood Farms, first door (amlly room, 1142. 10-8. Howland Realtors, 643-1108. TWO BEDROOM apartment, fnent, IVz tiled baths, 2 air- Kitchen privileges. Parking. newer home, heat and hot NEW 1975 DODGE DART SPORT room, $44,900. Keys, 528-9081. fieldstone fireplace in living double garage, rec room, and unique kitchen. CLEAN rugs, like new, so easy Reasonable rates. Phone 649- ondltioners, wall-to-wall 2-Door Coupe, 6 cylinder engine, 3 speed on the floor room, dining room, fully AGENCY □ MISC. SERVICES wES robbins car(irpentry TAG SALE - Saturday MANCHESTER - six room water included, no pets, adults specialist. Ad-Ac to do with Blue Lustre. Rent 2358. ^carpeting,, full basemer\t, transmission, radio, cigarette lighter, inside hood release, applianced kitchen, two car I September 13th, 10-3, Rain date Duplex, newly decorated, gar­ preferred. $245. Call 643-5523 eat, hot water, appliances. ^179 5 MANCHESTER - Duplex 7 plus electric shampooer $1. E. A. garage, and aluminum siding, Realtors 647-1413 $97,600 — Just lleted—Immaculate 7 room Dutch ditions, rec rhoms, dormers, September 20, at 5 Franklin age, centrally located, no after 6. cloth and vinyl interior, St. No. 5003. 7, homemaker’s kitchen, nice Colonial In Forrest Hllla. First door family room, double 31 built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, Johnson Paint Company. ESSEX MOTOR INN weekly 0 pets. condition. Ideal location, $57,- $51,900, Wolverton Agency Servlcea Ottered Street. rooms, single $56, double $69,' children, no pets, responsible garage, aluminum siding, lovely lot with view. 649-3446. TWO BEDROOM apartment, in 649-762Q Special Price Including 900. Keys, 528-9081 or 649-4143. Realtors, 649-2813. KENWOOD KR-5200 receiver, plus tax, continental breakfast, adult's, only $200 monthly, REWEAVING burns, holes. GARAGE SALE - 103 Bissell Hayes Corp. 646-0131. separate building behind Main your factory re b a te ...... j ...... LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - McDonald BSR 710 Turntable, air conditioning, color TV, call St. stores, no pets or children. I $90,000 — New 3-bedroom Duplex, 1‘A batha, h u g o _ Zippers, umbrellas repaired. — modeline Street, Saturday and Sunday, Window shades, Venetian new homes custom built, linear suspension speakers, 10-4. Little girl’s clothes and 646-2300. Available immediately, $130 a tsilalcilaleabalalalEilcilcilalsIsi kitchen, separate utllltise and basemente, aluminum ■ ...... 1...... excellent condition, $500. Call Homes for Rent 54 blinds. Kehs. TV for rent. remodeled, additions, rec miscellaneous items. month rent, one month's securi­ and brick. Excellent Income, tax credit available. I 568-0439. LIGHT Housekeeping room for QUALITY USED CARS 1972 PINTO Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649-5221. rooms, garages, kitchens PRESIDENTIAL ty, call after 6 p.m., 644-2314. Runabout, equipment $99,900 — New custom. Cape Codder, first door family I remodeled, bath tile, cement rent, stove, refrigerator, and MANCHESTER - four room Dog'e-BIrds-Pete VICUGE APTS. house, immaculate condition, 1974 DODGE $2995 I on this popular compact I room, 2 baths, double garage. Preferred location, lax I work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ TAG SALE - Moving out of linens provided. 801 Main MANCHESTER GREEN - se­ MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. Vi Ton Pickup, standard transmission, low miles. 6Vi foot bed tial or commercial. Call 649- state, furniture and household Street. 649-9879. MANCHESTER cond floor apartment, fireplace, fully furnished, includes: 2,000 C C , 4 credit available. Builder says sell. I Removal, pruning, lot clearing, DOG-CAT boarding reser­ " ...... I private yard, garage, no pets, spraying. Fully insured. 4291. articles must go, 48 Sanford references required, $165 1973 M USTANG MACH I $3195 cyl. engine, door J Rd., September 13, 10 a.m. to vations. Combined inside/out- TWO unfurnished rooms, share One and two bedrooms. monthly, 643-5983. no chiloreh, $275 monthly, 8 cylinder engine, 3 speed floor shift, radio, bucket seats, low mileage, real mounted auto, radio, I $99,000 — Bualneea zoned property In Bolton. Two I Licensed. Free estimates. Hayes Corp. 646-0131. clean. ’FALL VALUES dark. side runs, partitioned privacy, 11/2 baths, kitchen and cellar^ bucket seats, hard to TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY I atores, two apartments, unique property. Priced right. I Phone 646-3437, 633-5354. Near schools, churches Carpentry and general contrac­ germicidal lighting. Canine Security and feferences. 649- MANCHESTER - spacious 1974 DODGE DART CUSTOM $3195 believe 17,000 original I — Historic Cheney farrnhouee, eat on acre plua I SPLIT firewood for sale - will Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon Road, 7630. and shopping center, on SIX ROOM Cape, 2-3 bedrooms, 4-Door Sedan. Air conditioning, tinted glass, 6-cylindor engine, whitewall J $99,900 TEE SERVICE (Soucier) ting. Residential and commer­ three bedroom apartment, in miles, gold finish, tan MANCHESTER MANCHESTER MANCHESTER deliver, call 643-4648. Manchester, 646-5971. bus line. Call anytime stove, refrigerator, dis­ tires, vinyl roof, cloth Interior. cuatom built 4-4 noaror 2 family. Excallant con­ . lot. Ten tpacioue rooms. Very private location. Trees cut, trimmed or topped, cial. Whether it be a small new two family, carpeting, air Suburban tatting Cantral location, 0 room Capo, FURNISHED ROOM, near hus hwasher, washing machine, I vinyl Interior Capa, $34,900 dition. repair job, a custom built home conditioning, dishwasher and gartga, $34,900. I $81,900 — New 7-room Dutch Colonial, fireplace, porch stumps removed, fully insured. garage, hus line, available Oc­ 1973 DODGE TON PICKUP $2795 J or anything in between, call 646- TAG SALE - Starting ’Thursday, PRIVATE , riding instructions, line, kitchen privileges, separate driveways, $260 per 6 cylinder engine, automatic transmission, cap on body, approx. 19,000 I and dock, double garage, appliances, tax credit Got a tree problem? Well worth 646 -2 6 2 3 tober 1, year lease, $275 plus a phone call. 742-8252. 1379. September 11th, HM, daily 'til English and Western, $5.00 per parking. Centrally located. Cali month, security, call 646-1379 miles, extra clean and ready to gol available. Builder wants this eold. sold out. 15 Mill Street, hour, call 633-5571, anytime. M9-2349. utilities. Call 643-1333. COVENTRY after6'l)m- ^ 2 4 9 5 J MANCHESTER TOLLAND $62,900 — Located on the hletoric Bolton Green, nine- TWO HANDYMEN will clean, TOBIAS CARPENTRY Service Manchester. Bolton lint aalata Ranch, 4 3 Itmlly, good condition, axeallant Now eontamporary. Ranch, THREE BEDROOM Raised $200 REBATE ON bodrooma, 3 batha, barn. Mutt tall. income bulldar. batha, privata tcra, $42,900. room Colonial Cape, two bathe, double garage, 900 ft. rake, lime, fertilize, mow, - Remodeling, repairs, ad­ WINTHROP I ditions, custom building. No job TAG SALE - 75 Columbus Ranejj, large codntry lot, $375 maintenance of law seasonal. 1975 VANSl deep lot. Otters InvIMI Street, Friday, Saturday, Sun- rent, security required, B/W J ★ ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★* *^'»*'k** Cellars and attics cleaned. too small. Free estimates. Over LARGE SELECTION FOR MANCHESTER COLUMRIA COVENTRY Reasonable prices. 643-5305. iV ea7s“ experiencV.'M^^^^ day.', September 12-14, 10-5, Realty, 647-1419. • room older Capo, aluminum Watarlronl Bl laval, batha, Ntar laka, 4 room Houto, poatibla I ...... Children s clothes, men s never DeCORMIER worn. Miscellaneous items all IMMEDIATE DELIVERYI J aiding, garaga, $35,900. cutlom built by UBR. oxptntlon. Owner will help ★ SOUTHVIEW ★ RUBBISH REMOVAL - attics RooUng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 THREE or Four bedroom lintneo. $17,900. good condition. Two families. NEW SUBDIVISION OF CUSTOM DUPLEX NOME8 FEATURINO and cellars to be cleaned, yard Cape, some furnishings stay. MOTOR SALES UNDERQROUND UTILITIES, SIDEWALKS AND OPEN SPACE LAND. care, call 643-5392. BIDWELL Home Improvement Available October 1, $260 rent, Co. Expert installation ot TAG SALE - Saturday security required, B/W Realty September 13,9 a.m. - 5 p.m,, 64 ING. 0 C O I . m painted or aluminum siding, gutters and 647-1419. I MORTOAQES ARB AVAILABLE AND QUALIFIED TENANTS NEED A Sign trims. Roofing installation and North St., Manchester, house CHORCHES pin-striped, THE HAYES CORPORATION SUPPLIED. PLEASE STOP “BUY” AND INVESTIQATE TNIt IDEAL designed, cars DATSUN repairs. 649-M95, 875-9109. plants, cultivated pussywillow 55 ’i s r FAMILY INVESTMENT. NARTFORD ROAD TO WILFRED ROAD. skilled hand painting. Very Business tor Rent SS East Center Street, Mancheatar, Conn. plants, household items, J REALTOR* 8NOWN DAILY BY APPOINTMENT.& ^ O B s e U d l reasonable rates>s. 644-0121. OF MANCHESnS HORACE Tetrault - Siding, tumblestonei and bric-a-brac. MAIN STREET Offices - 500 roofing, storm windows, aw­ 64M131 REALTDRS-ML8 94f-2492 | NEED HELP managing and 1000 sq. feet, heat, janitor, DODQE CHRYSLER 285 BROAD ST. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ A*********** money? Will pay bills, set up nings. Quality workmanship, FOR SALE - old fashioned wood parking. Also 1,300 square feet 643-2791 119 WsBl Ctnlar Street free estimates. Fully insured. lawn swing, seats four persons, MANCHESTER Our ottfee la in constant need o l now llotingo. II you’re budget etc. Strictly confiden­ of storage area (healed). Call 80 OAKLAND ST. e MANCHESTER 872-9187, 649-3417. redwood stained, call 643-7804. ■thinking ol soiling, please call lor conHdontlol Inspection tial. Call 646-5680. 649-5334 or 643-7175. 643-4165 . J Ib Ie 9 Ib Ib Ib Ib Is Ib Ib Ib I b Ib Ib I and evaluation. We welcome end apjireefala your « buBlnessI REM EM BER, YOU D ESER VE ONLY THE BEST. vY" MANCHEST*ER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., Sept. 12, 1975— PAGE NINETEEN PAGE EIGHTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester; Conn., Frl., Sept. 12,1975 Answer to Previous Puzzle Born Loser — Art Sansom ! r BENJY BY JIM BERRY Trucks tor Safe 62 np«i Time Wm M to R u t 57 Autos For Solo 51 Mobilebffe Homes O P s 1 P n A s E O I'M WITH HEAP tO R 5 , 1973 GMC, truck 1 1/2 ton, 6 |A L A f L 7k L 1 X o V A HA' T-S O R R Y a b o u t rt> u p /VW' I ATE’-S /ifj (71 cylinder pick-up, mint condi­ |p o L A E R A N FIVE to six rooms wanted bv TOYOTA - See us for reliable STOP PAYING RENT. Own R s. X PR.BASSEn„.WHAT tion. $2,195. 87^^1l5 after 5. your own mobile home. Two ACROSS 2 Girl's name [s R \R lL S B A E L Cl 't h a t . family in country location, will used Toyotas with our OO^lay Dear A b b y t WIN] 8 bedroom, 12’ wide, front 3 Winged X I TAKE THEM? do maintenance or repairs in 100% warranty. We also buy \h O tfT o f NEW TRUCK is here, must sell 1 Period ol time 4 Decamped A. Bl A. c IKIEISI X X Q. exchange for lower rent. Good used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, kitchen, full price Very 5 Seven days 5 Mllllary B A N a N E \o\^ E R s p A m /v ip - 1973 Ford pick-up XLT Ranger. B R A a D [PTE^ R s references. Call 646-1984 after 6 345 Center Street, Manchester, clean, two bedroom, great By Abigail Van Buren 9 God ol Islam conflict M A. 289-6538. IT Obstruction 6 Go astray A N 1 a S p A !iA A 7 7 \ 1O Nj A p.m. 646-4321. 14 South 7 Oblllerate §. E E 1 L £ i . S E N R Motorcyefea-Bfeyefea 64 American 8 Astringent ' X r l IJ El B I. 1 E N E R r A 1 plain to 60 irlinutas X THREE BEDROOM apart­ WE PAY $15 for complete junk b^room , priced to sell. TYades DEAR ABBY: My problem is a husband who thinks he’s I;’ 1 A V 1 E R n E N D cars. Call Joey, Tolland Auto r 1971 KAWASAKI, 100'Trail 15 Put in order 11 Word ol a □ N E D A s A S ment, wanted by family with welcome. Excellent financing funny. I had a very nice dinner party at home the other 1 Body, 528-1990. bike, good running condition, 16 Auricle . contempt two children, $200 monthly with $250, call anytime, 649-4911. available. Immediate parking night and was especially proud of the way everything 17'Word ol 12 Freudian term 28 Roman 46 Eastern stale utilities, first floor. 623-1870. throughout Connecticut. Parts, turned out. disgust 13 Soak.hemp emperor (ab.) 19 Black FORD Mustang II, 1974, white, TRIUMPH in excellent condi­ supplies, accessories. Full time Well, when the guests were leaving, my husband said, 18 Region In India 29 Continent 47 Maple genus four cylinder, manual transmis­ service department. Plaza substance 20 Sensed 30 Russian 48 Library sound tion. Reasonable. Call 643-4534. "Come back soon because the only time I get a decent meal 20 To a n d ------21 Soviet emperor 49 Interlace iMtt in rei vMits an Uw, sion, very economical, owner, Homes. 1348 Wilbur Cross around here is when we have company.” Everybody Highway, Berlin Turnpike, 2 1 ------warplaneWest 32 Submerged 50 Diminutive Mickey Finn — Morris Weiss Want M i a n f n it , m 4 t i t fH t 6444)466. MOTORCYCLE Insurance - laughed, but I wanted to crawl i.ito a hole. 23 British 22 Solar disk . 34 Timber wolf suffix ^ rlln , Qmnecticut. l-ffi!W369. noblewoman nsiits taa. 61 Autos For Sole 61 Trucks tor Ssla 62 Call the experts at Crockett He said that once before, and it got a big laugh, sb he 23 Leader (It.) 36 Caviar 51 Altenlion- 1968 FORD Gran Torino, Autos For Sals JS1 Autos For Sale pulled it again. 26 Mine entrance 24 Mars (comb, 40 Auricle gelting sound WHY DID MARDY I DON’T KNOW WHERE Y DRIVING UP TO THE Agency, 648-1577. , 28 Burmese spirit W R ITE THAT A4AVBE IT ARE YOU 1 STATE PEN. I WANT TO SELLING YOUR Home? (orm) 42 Insect in its 53 Flatlish SUPPOSE S0A4E80DV automatic, power steering, AM- FOR SALE - 1974 BUICK MERCEDES BENZ, 230. 1966. DODGE Charger, 1967, FOR SALE - 1955 Gheyy pick In the first place, Abby, it’s not true. I pride myself on 31 Soviet range 25 American 54 Compass point HA! THE IDEA LETTER TO PHIL WAS NOTHING GOIN', t TALK TO THE WARDEN/ Buyers waiting, call Plaza final stage KNEW TH A T /VtAROY HAD THAT M A R D Y —AND WHY DID MORE THAN MICK? f M stereo, new paint, new Riviera, excellent condition, Very clean, very good condi­ excellent condition. Automatic, up, four speed, 3/4 ton, $500 or 1973 YAMAHA, 100, Enduro, always feeding my family very well. I told him later I didn’t 33 Never growing educator. 44 Precious 56 Roman tires, nice shape, $895,649-2721. like new, $350. 643-7208 after 4 Mobile Home Brokers, 1-828- ONCE THREATENED TO KILL ] IS B E IN G HE COME BACK BAD JUDG' □ AUTOMOTIVE fully equipped. Call 644-9422, tion. Excellent buy. Call 522- power steering and power best offer, call 647-9371. 0360. think that crack was very funny, but he said, “I was only old H orace------S lo n e s gcjdess of JUDGE STRATER AND F R A M E D IS TO THIS TOWN? between 6-8 p.m. 9 ^ days, or 247-9031.______Drakes, air-conditioning. p.m. kidding.” 35 Period ot 100 27 Parts ol a week 45 Fruit drink harvest TOO WILD FOR years 1968 YELLOW automatic VW Asking $850. 649:4635. FOR SALE - 1971 Chevy pick­ Is there a clever retort I could use in case my husband, ME! 61 FORD - 1968, LTD wagon, air 1972 CL175, HONDA, 2300 1969 SHASTA - self-contained, 37 Persian water t 5 " 3 4 5 6 7 8 Autos For Safe convertible, good second car, 1972 VEGA wagon, four speed up, V-8, standard 8 foot bed. the comic, says that again? wheel transmission, good tires, many conditioned, $900, call owner miles, excellent condition, $450. 13 1/2’, excellent condition, 12 13 call 875-1897 after 5. after 6 p.m., 742-^9. The Best ‘Heuse Cleiner” b i Call 643-6993. TICKED OFF IN TULSA 36 Ages and ages 9 10 11 NEED CAR? Credit bad? extras, snow tires, excellent Call 649-0493 before 8 p.m. special $8%. 872-2115 after 5. 39 Rocket D art Bankrupt? Repossessed? economy and condition, 646- WintM. 41 Wild animal 14 15 TOYOTA - Cellca - 1,972 1967 CHEVY 3/4 ton pickup, DEAR TICKED: You could say, (only kidding of course) . Honest Ilouglas accepts lowest 1973 DODGE Charger, very 1041. good condition, $900, 742-9361. 1975 HONDA, CB-500-T, six 42 Presidential i?“ 18 19 down, smallest payments. good condition, power steering, “slightly” modified, excellent 1968 DODGE Dart, 340 Cam, weeks old, 4200 miles, 6” 18’ Travel Trailer, oversize, “The only time my ever lovin’ Scrooge gives me money for nickname 16 condition. Try it, you’ll like it! extended front forks, quartz fancy groceries is when we have company.” ■ 43 Before in lime ■ Douglas Motors, 345 Main. and power brakes, automatic 1949 PLYMOUTH Coupe, fair fairbanks, 410 posi, Call 643-0590 1971 DATSUN pick-up, motor gas-electricity, refrigerator, 20 21 22 transmission Call 649-8536. condition, $400, phone 643-6547 Make offer, daze 646-5384, nites, days. light, crash bars, hi-way pegs, sleeps six, heater, $1100, call 45 First man 649-2062. excellent, body good, all new padded sissey bar, Z-bars, 48 Before (comb. 24 26 26 27 28 29 30 mornings around 9 a.m. tires, $1,150. Call l^ b Hay, 646- after 4, 643-2221. DEAR ABBY: Twelve years ago when my brother died, • form). $ MUSTANG II -1974, white, four perfect condition. 649-1089. his death wish was that I watch over his wife and children, 1966 CORVAIR Monza, hardtop, 0131. 49 New Zealand 31 32 33 34 cylinder, manual transmission, RED 1970 Volvo, 142, am/fm which I have. parrot very economical, owner, 644- automatic, best offer, call 649- 52 Periods ol 10 35 36 37 Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermeer 3475 after 3 p.m. stereo tape, $1,^5. Call 289- Autoa For Sale 6 1 Autos For Ssla 61 Autos For Sale 61 Millie (his wife) never remar|ied due to some bad 0466. 5628.______experiences with men. years I M STARTING 1 55 Part of a year 38 39? 40 41 WELL, WHAT DO YOU TllYtE OUT FO R Shop, Then She is ill now, and the doctors have given her about six 57 Fastidious ■ THINK OF THE 12.SO MILLILITERS TO LIKE IT 42 43 44 MERCURY months to live. 58 Rancor METRIC SYSTEM, O F p i n e a p p l e Yesterday, I stopped by to see Millie and the kids, and I 59 Array 46 46 47 48 49 50 51 PRISCILLA?l-'KI'aUILLA? r- --i FLOATS! M mentioned a business trip I was going on. 60 Check MORIARTY Millie said, “Take me with you. I’m starved for a little 62 53 54 55 56 at S&S Buick'’ BROTHERS LINCOLN love.” T tU r S M l DOWN 57 58 Abby, I love my wife and have never cheated on W , but 1 1974 BUICK Cental •4295 1 Eastern Custom two-door hardtop, power steer power brakes, automatic, V-S, fac- hate to turn Millie down. 69 60 1 ! -1 tory air, custom top and interior. Low)W, Iclow milea. What do I say to this beautiful, sensitive, love-starved university 1 woman who has now turned to me for help in the last days of (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN ) LIQUID MEASURE 1972 OPEL GT *28951 her life? FOLKS! Four-speed, Fire-glo, black bucket seat interior hard to find, 1 fluid once = 29.8 m illiliters 1 m illiliter = 0.034 fluid ounces TENDER CONSCIENCE 1 pint = 0.47 liters 1 liter = 2 1 1 pints 1973 PONTIAC Gran Am *3495 Win at Bridge CLIP I Here’s all our Remaining I AND • 1 quart = 0.95 liters 1 liter = 1 06 quarts Two-door hardtop, power steering, power brakes, V-8 automatic transmisfilon, DEAR TENDER: Tell her the truth—that you’d like to 1 gallon = 3.8 liters 1 liter = 0.26 gallons g .,3 trumps and works the proper s a v e ! factiry air, vinyl top, bucket seats. Real sharp. take her, but you’ve never cheated on your wife, and your NORTH 12 end play against West. ^hsdence won’t permit it now. New 1975’$. They’ve all k 1972 BUICK Estate Wanon *3495 A A532 If East hops up with the king Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence Nine passenger, power steering, power brakes, automatic transmission, fac­ VQJ5 as he should, but shifts to a OBVIOUSLY IT TAKES FAR LB9S EHERGY 1 - BLAZE6'. A HOW DO YOU ' MATTER OF FACT, tory air, roof.rack, top of line wagon. DEAR ABBY: When are men going to smell like real 9 10 3 Gotta Go — So Here’s Your nd club, South rises with the ace, TO N iO Y E A VEHICLE THROUGH THE AIR. ONE-FAMILY FIT IT INTO/) THAT PROBLEM IB ear he-men again? JLlO 7 3 2 THAN ALOM& THE GROUNPi BLIMP!... r G A R A G E ? a l r e a d y SO LVED - li^ 1975 BUICK Skylark *3950 EAST ruffs out spades, draws two I’m a 20-year-old single girl who’s dating no one special, WEST rounds of trumps, leads his CAN S E E A 5 YOU'RE ABOUT Two-door-door coupe, automatic trantran^ission, ^issio n , power steering, power brakes, V-6, ♦ Q J 9 A K 10 6 4 J U 6 T OWE TO B E E CHANCE! economy custom top and interior. Economy Special. but all the men I date smell like happy hookers. Real queen of clubs and West is nauseating. V 6 2 ¥ 7 PROSIBN'. 498642 caught in an early'end play. Whatever happened to that natural masculine scent men « A Q J 5 In the actual play East, did Beat the 76 Price I 1972 BUICK Skylark *2995 «K J 95 «864 Two-door hardtop, V-8 automati' power steering, power brakes, custom top, OUR PRICES ARE used to have? Makes me wonder if maybe they aren’t using put up his king of spades, did I factory air. A real gem. a lot of sweet-smelling stuff to cover up the unpleasant odor SOUTH (D ) shift to a diamond and was A87 that comes from not showering. rewarded by scoring 100 well- Increase Now at LIKES REAL MEN VAK 10 9843 Many Olliers To Choose From ★ 9K7 earned points. SLASHED! Why did he lead the diamond? + AQ Featuring a Few of our Sample Buys: DEAR LIKES: If you like the man, but don’t like the He explained at length that it 10 PINTOS DILLON FORD CHECK OUR way he smelle, spend a couple of bucks for a scent you like North-South vulnerable was the presence of the four better and ask him to use it—especially for you. West North East South clubs to the 10 in the dummy. Major He pointed out that there Because OUR IV HEALTHY Medical Everyone has a problem. What’s yours? For a personal were so many combinations 8RAND NEW 1975 BOBCAT Dble 2 V 2 /k 4 V where that 10 of clubs could Alley Oop — Dave Graue Wai’ranty reply, write to ABBY: Box No. 69700, L.A., Calif. 90069. P a ss P ass P ass 8 MAVERICKS WHEELS Runabout, dork brown motallle, 2.3 lltro Enclose stamped, self-addressed envelope, please. develop into a trick that he just PRICES ARE •ngini, white tido wall blaa ply tiraa. SI. No. Opening lead — QA had to lead the diamond, TOMI6HT W/E HAVE A OH, THERE'S BlOoD ON MY r THINK YOU JUST SET THE ENTER­ 5T22. « 3 2 6 8 A Tennessee reader wants to REAi^TREAT, FOLKS.' MY 1 saddle, AN' Blood on th' TAINMENT INDUSTRY BACK ABOUT ONE FULL YEAR - NO MILEAGE RESTRICTION Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl and Stoffel know what you respond to PARTNER, ALLEY o o f ; IS GROUN'.. THERE'S BLooD lOO YEARS, ALLEY' GOING TO ENTERTAIN US By Oswald & James Jacoby partner’s one-club opening O N M A H G u N-BUT t , a n ' WILL YOU STOP WITH A LITTLE SINGING/ b l o o d a l l A R O U N ^ .' THIS IS OUR NEWEST ALL­ with; 6 GRANADAS PURPOSE POLICY... TWYING TO Here is a really tough hand D SELL ME M O R t from an all expert game. South /bJ8765 VAQ 10 87 ♦Q? 'fAK' f ‘A m am BRAND MW 1975 MONARCH in s u r a n c e ? plays a low spade from dummy. ♦ 4- SLA ^ ^ The answer is that the cor­ 1C FULL SIZE 2-Door Sadan, dark broam matalllc, aten' If East fails to overtake his "A Different Kind of Car Dealer dard Iranamlaalon, 200 S-oylIndar angina, partner’s queen and shift to a rect response is one spade. With apaclal valua packaga and dr 71x14 radial /s. diamond, declarer will romp two five-card suits that can be id FO R D S 0 tirai. SI. No. 5E01. >3564 4 ELITES 81 ADAMSST:, MANCHESTER (Open Eves.) 649-4571 home. At least declarer will bid at the same level, bid the (Eiil 93 0 H I.U X Ewt* 1$, N«Mo Agwoy, On* Mock fram CuMm ) work out a winning line of play. higher one first. Remember Just • Minults from Downtown Hartford! If the spade is ducked he wins that your ace-queen ot hearts W the next spade, ruffs out the will be valuable at a spade con­ 11 MUSTANGS 14 TRUCKS BRAND NEW 1975 COMET! last two spades, runs off all his tract. Out Our Way — Negley Cochran Mr. Abernathy — Jones and Ridgeway q-i2 N d o u b l e t a l k N YES, Y AS I WAS SAYlW,' THERE'S SOMETHIN’ G E T OUT YOUR THIS WORM g e a r THAT S E T S MY GOAT, MIGHT HELP.' ORDER BOOK!! JUST TELL ME HOW y e r n o t c o v e r e d --UH-AHEM.' TOO.' YOU'RE TALKIN' "TH’FRAMMISH FORD MORE POWER TO A GUY AN’HE'S AN'TH'CRINSTAP ACME WHAT I SAID MUCH DO I GET UNLESS IT HAPPENED MTRROR 0 WAS-AHCM. CvAZIM' O FF s o m e ­ WON'T FIT TH' FDR THIS BWOKEN ON A SKI LIFT CO. w h e r e e l s e .' I'D GRIPPLEGURN.'" =?3 i DILLON FORD l e g on th e POLICY IN SAU7&URG, AUSTRIA.' l ik e TD BOOT HIM WOULD LET YO(3 YOU AUWEAOY ^ ONE AN'SAY''STOf? KNOW WHETHER II 319 Main Street, Manchester phone 643-2145 YOU! SOLD ME.' HE'SLISTENIMN LOOK, A N ' LISTEN.' I 4-Door Sadan, white, 200 6-cyllnder engine, radial tires, all of OR NOT/ ,/T| y / I j FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE WE'RE OPEN: EW h MON., TUES., WED., & FRI. TILL 9:00 and THURS. till 6:00 and SAT. till 5:00 Ford’s safety features, 5CT91. \ / >3213 — £ v ~ ONLY 1$7$ By Wimw ITM !ftC |12th ANNIVERSARY SALEI T M 4*9 U $ >« 0" Mutt & Jeff ^ Al Smith BRAND NEW 1975 MONTEGO ^STRIKE THREE/ a _ i ISUYfNG AND SELLING USED AUTOMOBIU 4-Door Plllard Hardtop, whHt, ptealad vinyl ^ .H y o U ’ R E O U T / I^E FU N C trlm/ whlto aldawall radial tlra^ protacllva Astro-graph ON “ALWAYS RELIABLE” body alda mouldlnga. St. No. 5C4l. ^ 4 0 3 2 EMPTV By BERNICE BEDE QSOL DEPCXSnl LOW COST BANK TERMS AVAILABLE BCfTTLES For Saturday, Sept. 13,1975 LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) \\ HEROES ARE MADE- 1972 Chrysler Newport 4 door hardtop, 1971 Buick Lesabre, 4 door, hardtop, gold ARIES (March 21-April 19) You're very good at giving Ncrr BORN BRAND NEW 1975 COUGAR XR-7 family members orders today, bronze, white vinyl roof, automatic with black vinyl roof, automatic transmis­ 1975 TOYOTA You have a lot of little bright □553 2-Door Hardtop, allvar ntetolllo,'351, V-S Ideas today, but It Isn't likely but you lack luster when it Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick transmission, radio, power steering, radial sion, radio, power steering, air conditioned, angina, vinyl trim comfort aaato, Yt allvar you'll take the necessary steps com ^ to setting an example. whitewalls, check this one out. vinyl roof, waw radial Hrta, manual air oon- tires, real beauty. HALF TON PICKUP « 5 5 2 8 to turn them into reality. SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 22) $1995 $1495 dlllonlng, AM/FM alarao, dual racing '■ii ' mirrora. SI. No. SAM. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You're carrying a grudge, but EACH GUV Y THE ONE WHO Th is is 1971 Ford Torino Country Squire Wagon 1971 Plymouth Fury III, 4 door hardtop, Don't try to save a few pennies you won't unload It when you ONE T im e have a chance, though you're TAKES ONEA r e t u r n s IN green, 8 cylinder, automatic transmission, blue, black vinyl roof, 8, automatic • 3 MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM while letting dollars slip away. PIECE OF X THE BEST YOU CAN'T I S na*. radio, power steering, whitewalls, real nice. transmission, radio, power steering, Analyze what that "bargain" usually not timid by nature. GET BY )|•STANDARD6’ B0DY will cost In the long run. CAMPING GEAR) SHAPE I6> The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions $1895 whitewalls, good auto. SAMPLES OF OUR Sagittarius (Nov. 23-oac. -PERIOP.' 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'tDU t h e w i n e , b u t WANTS TO BE dard 3 speed, radio, heavy duty pkg. clean, steering, air conditioning, whitewalls, beau­ THE VINTAGE H E A R - A /MOVIE STAi?. ready to go unit. ty. $2399 $S95 T O Y O T rDoBISSiiL^/wiORi THERS/ ------n------n------“Hartford Area’i Largest'Toyota Dealer" ■ \t) \ HARRY STICKELS 349 Canter St., Manctiettar 946-4321 1872-6885 RT. 83 VERNOH OPEN 9 to 91 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CONN.* Phone 643’ S135 i_P l_ "i PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., Sept. 12, 1975 Mrs. Schaffer The weather considering Partly sunny, some cloudiness in eastern portions, high in 60s. Clear, cool tonight, low senate race GARDENING in 40s. Sunny Sunday with highs in lower 60s. HARTFORD (UPI) - By FRANK ATWOOD Manchester—A City of Village Charm e ig h t e e n p a g e s — t w o s e c t io n s Secretary of the State Gloria MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1975-^ VOL. XCIV, No. 293 Schafffer has admitted publicly for the first time that she is now they have neighbors all West Coast type and very pop­ Degree day expert Soy bean- disappointing considering running against When Mr. and Mrs. Joseph around. The house lot and, ular there. In a store, it is com­ A native of East H ^ p to n , Mr. Tracy also planted soy Sen. Lowell P. Weicker, R- Tracy of 40 School Rd., Bolton, more recently, the garden were monly cut into chunks since few Mr. Tracy found his first job in beans because he had read Conn., in 1976. were visiting their married hacked out of woods and shoppers want to buy a whole this area driving a truck to about their high protein value, In an interview with radio daughter in California last fall pasture land. Since Mr. Tracy i?,_ ------I squash that weighs 20 pounds. deliver coal for the American but considers this experiment a station WRCQ, Mrs. Schaffer they were served some winter retired, the garden space has Teachers have weekend Coal Co. Soon after that the News said Thursday she would be less squash, known locally -as failure. The plants grew waist company shifted to the sale of been growing and they have ■ I than honest if she didn’t say she banana squash. They found it Changes color high, but when I saw them a few fuel oil for household heating more vegetables than they can was interested in the race. very good and when Mr. ’Tracy The young squash is a clear days ago they were just begin­ ‘and brought Mr. ’Tracy into the u'se. They have a m arried ning to blossom and could not summary I Although it has been widely noticed a packet- of banana banana yellow. The ripe squash office to manage the "degree daughter in Maryland as well as assumed in political circles that squash seed in a store he bought in our picture has a reddish possibly produce edible beans day” program which told the one in California — both too far before frost. He has pulled to reconsider actions Mrs. Schaffer was interested in it, planted the seed this past yellow tint. The skin, is very % Compiled from company when a customer away to run over for surplus a bid for the Democratic Senate spring in Bolton and has enough thin, says Mr. ’Tracy, and the them up and plowed them under << United Press Inlernational I should be in, need of more oil. garden produce. Although court crackdowns against nomination, she had not made squash for the whole “ m eat” is orange in color. to add humus to the soil. By United Press International “devastating and demoralizing” and Mr. ’Tracy got the "degree- ^teachers on the picket lines were her desires public. neighborhood. There is a large seed cavity in The garden has supplied them He may have had the wrong Striking New York. City teachers have ordered Corporation Counsel Bernard day” information from the spreading, there was no sign of any con­ “I have to make it very clear Tracy will save some the center and many seeds. with “a little of everything,” in­ kind of seed, because the soy the weekend to reconsider their actions, Richland to draw up an order to com­ Travelers Weather Service, a certed back-to-the-classroom movement that I am speaking very frankly seed to plant next year but he ’The flavor, when the squash cluding peas, beets, carrots, beans that I grew just once Town I but if the strike continues, the teachers, mence prosecution under both the state’s which inaugurated the sytem in were no taller than ordinary their union and its leaders face court across the nation. Taylor Law, which prohibits strikes by and I haven’t said that I am a will not let as many plants grow Is cooked, he says, is very much green and yellow beans, lima The fall semester of the this area. It was broadcast on bush beans. We didn’t grow punishment next week. ’The New York City teachers strike — public employes, and under seperate candidate as yet, but I would be as he did this year. The banana like that of our familiar butter­ beans, green and yellow Manchester Adult Evening School WTIC and later printed in the them again ■■because we found But New York City teachers aren’t the largest of several across the country Penal Law provisions which makes the dishonest if I didn’t say I was squash, with long vines and nut squash variety. He’ll find summer squash, peppers and begins Monday at Manchester High ^ newspapers. Comparing your them very hard to shell and our only ones with problems. Teachers in affecting nearly two million school violation of a court order punishable by up thinking about it," she said. huge leaves on tall stems, took out this winter how it keeps in butternut squash. Schqol, with openings still available 'A consumption of fuel oil for the family didn’t like them much Wilmington, Del., will be arrested Monday children — entered its fifth day with no to one year in prison, a $1,000 fine, or both. She said Weicker would be a over a good portion of his his Bolton cellar. in most classes. Further informa- a All squashes and pumpkins year with the degree when they were cooked. if they do not return to their classrooms new talks scheduled and the city preparing formidable opponent because of vegetable garden. One vine has ^ r 1- jjgyg accumulated this year. tioD is available from theschool, tel. g The New York City teachers walkout the recognition he earned are thought to be of American and in Lynn, Mass., 22 teachers were criminal charges against the United has closed schools for 1.1 million students. climbed a maple tree at the Mr. ’Tracy was supposed to 646-'4088, from 7 to 9 p.m. Monday through his role in the origin. Certainly they were jailed Friday on contempt of court Federation of Teachers and its president, edge of the garden and has put know when your oil supply was through Thursday. In Lynn, Mass., 22 teachers were jailed Watergate investigation. out a squash that hangs six feet among the staple garden crops Icitations. Albert Shanker. low. The city’s corporation counsel said it as the strike entered its eighth day. Salem Mrs. Schaffer, who has been above the ground. of our early American settlers WOODLAND Teachers in Pawtucket and Woonsocket, was preparing criminal and civil contempt Superior Court spokesmen said 21 of the elected twice as secretary of who found them easy to grow, He is retired now and he and R.I., Friday also continued to defy back- charges that could result in heavy fines citations were civil, but Joseph Gauzain, the state, said she is not ready Banana squash is not listed in productive and easy to keep in a Mrs. Tracy, who wanted to live State I to-work orders. Meanwhile, the 26,000- president of the Lynn Teachers Union, was to make a formal announce­ Joseph Tracy of Bolton holds a banana squash, grown from either of the two seed primitive pit or root cellar that in “the country,” bought land in HARTFORD —'The Connecticut member Chicago Teachers Union and the against the union and land Shanker in jail for up to one year. jailed for 10 days after pleading no contest ment of her candidacy. seed he bought in California. This One is fully ripe and catalogues I have from very protected them from freezing. Bolton after living in State Employes Association says';^ city’s school board continued bargaining On Friday, State Supreme Court Justice to a criminal contempt charge. The other Meanwhile, Mrs. Schaffer when he picked it up for the photographer, the stem large nationally known seed Toward spring, the family may Manchester and built their 168 Woodland 8t., Manchester • 643-8474 | steps to help-employes take advan- a under a news blackout. companies and it is not men­ Irving Saypol called the strike teachers were held on $5,000 bail each. said earlier 'Ilmrsday Spanish­ snapped off, so he put it on a scale. The squash weighed 20 have tired of eating squash, but home. They have been there 20 tage of the new collective^a tioned in my garden en­ years and the town has followed bargaining rights will top the ageiida $| speaking voters in Bridgeport pounds and 12 ounces. (Herald photo by Barlow) at least it was food that could and 17 other communities will cyclopedia. It seems to be a be set on the table. * them out into the country so for the CSEA annual convention;^ have bilingual assistance when Sept. 18-20. Some 700 delegates from they cast their ballots Nov. 4. MUMS 200 chapters are expected at the;|;. Ford determined to continue She said sample and absentee Fill Those Bare Spots IFith Hardy, Fall Mumsl Healthy\ conclave in the Hartford Hilton. The ballots in Spanish, bilingual poll South Windsor has services for elderly ^lants, All Colors, In tSud, new collective bargaining law goes workers and voter information into effect Oct. 1. 'fi materials written in Spanish campaign-style traveling Judy Kuehnel vices director, said about 40 each day for residents 60 years is important that reservations businesses offering discounts, will be provided in Bridgeport, or older. Regular ^1.89 HARTFORD —Connecticut’s g 644-1364 people attend the nutrition are made only through the may be obtained at the Town the only city in the state Cost is 50 cents, a fee which is Town Hall to insure a place on Hall. savings banks say their deposits are required to have bilingual elec­ ’The South Windsor Commis­ lunch program held daily at St. dwindling because of stiff competi: KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) - Warmed before 3,000 Republican women and criticism of his decision to continue Peter’s Episcopal Church. voluntary. A spouse younger the bus. Chamber to elect tions. Other communities will sion on Aging has expressed NOW tion from U. S. Treasury bonds by enthusiastic crowds in Kansas City, receive an honorary degree at Southern wading into crowds. concern that the town’s senior than the required 60 years of FISH is an organization The South Windsor Chamber Methodist University. have bilingual poll workers and offering higher interest rates and Mo., President Ford flew to Dallas today, In an interview broadcast on St. Louis citizens are not aware of nor The program, described by age is also welcome. which sets up rides to doctor of Commerce will elect the determined not to let security threats After spending five hours in Dallas, voting materials such as the because of the recession. radio station KMOX, he referred indirect­ are they making full use of ser­ SantaVpia as 50 per cent nutri­ Reservations may be ob­ and dental appointments. 1975-76 board of directors at the restrict his campaign-style trips or con­ Ford goes to Midland, Tex., to dedicate a sample ballot printed in ly to last week’s incident in which a vices available to them. tion and 50 per cent social tained through Judith Bogatz, Reservations should be made 24 annual business meeting Sept. new petroleum museum. Spanish. 5 9 WATERFORD -N ortheast ijii tacts with people round the country. Charles Manson follower pointed a gun at Peter Santarpia, social ser­ serves a balanced hot meal chaifman of the Commi$sion on hours in advance. A FISH 16. Ford visited Kansas and Missouri Ford disregarded an assassination scare Utility’s Millstone One nuclear g; the President in Sacramento. Aging, at 644-9197. Reservations volunteei- may be contacted by The nominating committee Friday and in Dallas this morning spoke in St. Louis Friday and shrugged off LABELED power plant has been shut down :i:; are essential, according to Mrs. calling 643-1055. includes Walter Mealy, chair­ “In any job ... there is a risk of some BOgatz, since the program is man; Lewis Dube, Earl FOR COLOR because of problems in a large :|i; The South Windsor Senior transformer, officials said Friday. kind,” Ford said. “I feel that you have to operating near capacity. Wallace, Irving Borookow, and balance or weigh the risks as to my own Also available to seniors is Citizens Club is an organization Ernest Hintz have proposed the The transformer is being inspect^ :|i; which helps to promote the this weekend and there is no way to Dispute Tvith doctors personal safety against what is a very im­ the mini-bus which provides following slate of directors: - portant aspect of our political life in social well-beiflg of its tell beforehand how serious the trou- rj; transportation three days per For three years: William America.” Checking a chick week to sites such as the nutri­ members and encourages Barcomb, Dexter Burnham, ble is. g He would not discuss the bullet-proof tion program, Vernon and fellowship among members John Borisewich, Malcolm lOJor *14.95 settled — temporarily .HARTFORD - Harry J. Gray, | with planned activities. EXTRA SPECIAU vest which White House sources said he Yesterday at the Big E (Eastern States Exposition) in West Springfield, Manchester shopping areas. Anderson, Walter Anderson, chairman and president of Unit^ To be eligible, a person must R'l Most Ti Fh 4 Tmt Um NMI Mrs. Grasso said the pay hike will allow wore while visiting New Hampshire Mass., Peter Manoni, 4, of Springfield and farmer Harry Adriance of Larger buses are used for Richard Haggert and Edward Technologies Corp., and John H. g HARTFORD (UPI) - Some 200 doctors be a South Windsor resident, Connecticut to compete with neighboring earlier this week to boost Republican Amherst, checked a two-day-old chick in the Big E Farm-A-Rama. The excursions to new shopping Havens. GREENHELD WINTERGREEN Filer, chairman of Aetna Life & g at four state mental hospitals ended a two- age 62 or over. For further in­ Louis Wyman’s campaign to defeat malls such as West Farms and For two years: Paul Casualty, said today “the business week work slowdown after accepting a $4,- states for qualified doctors. exposition will continue through Sept. 21. (UPI photo) formation call Jim Snow, senior cann 10,000 w. ft, 84. 11S.K “It bases compensation on equitable and Democrat John Durkin in a special East Longmeadow Mall. Longchamps, Ray Boulet, BUY NOW AND SAVE $3,001 n2.95i community is encouraged” by ac- 600 a year pay hike, but it appears they’ll citizen director, 644-2511. reasonable pay scales that apply to all, senatorial election. Bus schedules are available Lewis Dube, Robert. Froleiks, tions of labor and Gov. Ella Grasso be back for more after next month. rather than i combination of salary and Before Ford’s arrival at a national Bap­ from the South Windsor Town , Senior citizen ID cards enable Peter Nicholas, Edward CACTI SALE! * ^ in calling for business tax relief and The settlement announced Friday by Manager’s office. Reservations seniors to enjoy discounts at Steben, Harold Cummings. Gov. Ella T. Grasso involved the pay hike benefits that are applied only to some,” tist convention earlier in the day, a St. Thu n ., Fri. & Sat. state tax reform. They applauded Louis policeman reported seeing a man, are made by calling 644-2511, various stores and places of For one year: Walter Mealy, and the continuation of disputed fringe she said. labor’s call for a personal income w eariii a wig and carrying what appear^ recreation in the South Windsor Joseph Segal, Nancy Zocco, SPECIAL LOT beo^its until October, when a new state Dr. Robert Miller, director of Fairfield ¥onh~Kippur observance ext. 58. tax as a- part at an over-all tax to be a .45 caliber pistol, on a catwalk According to Mrs. Bogatz, it area. Cards, and a list of those Theodore Pastva, Alyce R eg u lar8H ...... NOW law will give collective .bargaining rights Hills State Hospital in Newtown, said the reform effort. leading to the third floor of the Greene, Robert Sheridan, and to state workers. physicians were glad to end the work slow­ auditorium. The man eluded a police Ray Holcombe. 1 The agreement went into effect im­ down. “TJie doptors were never thrilled begins tomorrow night Andrea Doria treasure In accordance with the by­ i Regional mediately, she said, and it requires doc­ about this,” he said. search. laws, nominations will be m B B m A tors to work the same five hours of over­ accepted from the floor. time a week they had been working prior By The Rahbi Leon Wind In the afternoon service the Book of termed as ^baloney^ PLANT HOLLAND BULBS ■ g CONCORD, N. H. -A ttorney : to the dispute. The meeting will be held at FOR SPRING BEAUTY ■ General Warren Rudman has Temple Beth Sholom Jonah is read recalling the sinfulness of The Lounge, 954 Sullivan Ave., Physicians present at the announcement to recover the loot. All failed. authorized all town election officials Yom Kippur, the Jewish Day of Atone­ the Assyrian city of Ninveh and NANTUCKET, Mass. (UPI) South Windsor. Dinner will be said they do not plan to pursue the issue of One salvage crew tried to fill • TULIPS if^...... 1 3 o l to turn used and unused ballots and Early action requested ment, will be observed by Jews all over emphasizing God’s concern with all of His — Underwater filmmaker served at 7:30 p.m. and will be fringe benefits, but with the collective the ship’s hull with ping-pong • C R O C I ...... - B e l g tally sheets over to state police for the world beginning tomorrow at sundown children, their repentence and return to Peter Gimbel thinks salvage followed by the business bargaining law they could do so at a later and continuing until after sundown on Him. crews wasted their time with balls in hopes she would float to • DAFFODILS ...... I R ^ H storage in Concord the night of meeting. time. on school project aid Monday. The final service is called Neilah which Training at quarry exotic attempts to recover $2 the top. g ’Tuesday’s special Senate election to The doctors had refused to work unpaid Also: Snow Drops, Hyacinths, Dutch | g circumvent any arguments over the Yom Kippur culminates the period of means closing and is held just before the million in treasures from the overtime since Sept. 1, soon after Mrs. Ten Days of Repentence which began last setting of the sun. By this time the security of the ballots. The race is Rapid resolution of the lack of funds for $2.37 million bond issue in November for PFC Ron LaVoie of Coventry washes down a gravel bank at the engineers training site at Italian liner Andrea Doria since Iris, Scllla, Madonna Lilies, Grasso announced the planned elimination Friday evening, when the Jewish people worshippers are quire exhausted physical­ :g between Republican Louis Wyman school construction grants has been asked renovations to the Washington and Bentley Camp Grasso in East Lyme. LaVoie is a member of Willimantic’s 248th Engineering Com­ she sank oft the island 19 years Fritlllarla, and Mora! of their free housing, food and com­ ushered in their New Year. It is the holiest ly and emotionally, but the fervor of their and Democrat John Durkin. of Gov. Grasso and state legislative leders Schools and the West Side Rec. pany, Army National Guard. The Guardsmen spent Saturday and Sunday operating the ago. missary benefits, kno\^n as the and most solemn day of the entire year as prayers remains undiminished as they by the Connecticut Association^for the Ad­ gravel quarry and asphalt plant at the state military training center. The exercise was Gimbel said he went “deep • SCOTTS CLOUT Stops CrabgrassI s,ooo *<|. n. 8.98 Griffenhagen Plan. Washington School renovations call for followers of the Jewish faith atone for hope that atonement will be granted to into the ship on numerous oc­ HIGH SCHOOL Jji' BOSTON —The Boston Parks and The doctors said the plan was worth an vancement of School Administration. one additional classroom and physical their sins, repent for their transgression them and they will be “inscribed and part of their continuing training in heavy machinery and construction work. 5; Recreation Department reports two School Supt. James P. Kennedy said casions” last month and found average of $4,000 to each of them. Mrs. education facilities. It is the only school in and pray to God for forgiveness. sealed in the Book of Life and blessing.” PER EW M l P U N T S , coRQieioioioctkin fof»3.50 sculptures have been stolen from today he supports the CAASA’s request no evidence of treasures. He Grasso said its elimination would save the system without such facilities. To symbolyze this repentence and atone­ 'The services end with the final sounding g the city’s Public Gardens. ’The two and statement* that-to do otherwise will called stories of valuables “a taxpayers $2.8 million. ment, the fast from sundown to sundown, of the Shofar (ram’s horn) to signify the lot of baloney.” FOOTBALL SEE US FOR: Clay, Plastic A Ornamental Pottery, creations, “Boy with a Bird” and result in delays in needed construction and Proposed renovations at the 50-year-old Death list included state men TTie state made the offer of the $4,600 refrain from their daily occupations and spiritual triumph of the penitents over Secrete Producte, Jennite * Drivewey Sealer, A Herb g “The Oldest God — Pan,” were renovation projects, with added costs and Bentley School include facilities for a hot He is a member of a film pay hike last week, and it was originally spend most of the day in the synagogue. their sins. HARTFORD (UPI) - Five grown. Miss Good said Westport, and Stauffer’s tax Plants described as irreplaceable. lunch program which would fulfill a ruling crew which has been shooting a rejected by the physicians. They met tax burdens to follow. The Yom Kippur eve service begins with Services at Temple Beth Sholom will be executives of four Connecticut Thursday there is death list director, Peter Bedrossian. EAST CATHOLIC Manchester residents will vote on a that if a hot lunch program is provided in documentary about the ship again early Friday and voted to accept it. the ancient chant of Kol Nidre, atoning for held tomorrow at 7 p.m. (Kol Nidre) and corporations named in a so- naming 3,000 persons in the Two other Connecticut which sank in 1956 after a colli­ mn EVERGREEN some of the schools, it should be available called death list by followers of Manson “family’s” war against residents on the list were National in'all the schools. Ilie proposal also calls the vows and promises made to God in the on Monday beginning at 7:30 a.m. and en­ sion with the passenger liner AT past year but which remain unfulfilled. ding at 7:30 p.m. Yizkor (Memorial imprisoned Charles Manson ap­ environmental polluters — but Joseph Abely of Darien, vice Stockhoim. Fifty-two SPECIALS for extending the hot water system parently were unaware of any she was vague on details. chairman of General Foods of I ' WASHINGTON -S ecretary of ig throughout the school. This does not include the vows and prayers) will be said Monday at 5:15 p.m. passengers and crew members • YEWS, 2 (d . pot threats against them. The list includes Edward E. White Plains, N.Y., and Merlin MANCHESTER |§ State Henry A. Kissinger says Mayor Thompson reports promises made to man, the atonement for died. (tproidni aid iipr^) Kennedy reaffirmed that the school The five were among a list of Hood Jr., a vice president of Alper of Stamford, an I’TT ac­ Congress as well as the President :::j; which cannot be obtained and which must Ever since, stories have per­ • JUraS, 1 (d. pot renovation proposals are not for new 75 names listed last week by General Electric Co. in Fair- countant in New York City. should have the right to recall U.S. fulfilled. sisted that she was filled with Air Time 1:15 • IH0D0DE»iSll,2|d.poL facilities, but for badly needed updating Sandra Good, of Sacramento, field; William May, chairman Spokesmen for the companies ij; technicians monitoring the Israeli- The services during the day include a Cold air continues “hidden treasure.” There were (red and pink) backing for youth corps and renovating in order to meet safety and description of the ancient ritual of atone­ Calif. She was the roommate of of the American Can Co. in indicated the executives were reports the Andrea Doria con­ Egyptian Sinai accord if they are en- Greenwich; Philip Burdett, • UJUIAS, 2 gd. pot health laws and regulations. ment performed by the High Priest in,the Lynette “Squeaky” Fromme, not aware of the threats until tained a safe filled with jewels dangered by hostilities. Kennedy said the Board of Education to push southward president and general manager notified by the news media. • ViWIttTED EUONYHOUS, Temple which stood on Mount Zion in who was arraigned Thursday on and cash. would not go ahead with the plans without By United Press Inlernalional of Remington Arms of However, precautionary securi­ 2gaLpot By SOL R. COHEN Francis Mahoney, Ted Cummings, Muriel Jerusalem, the recollection of the martyr­ a charge of attem pting to Numerous professional and S; Schools in Boston and Louisville, ^5 state reimbursement. Cold air continued to push southward assassinate President Ford last Bridgeport; Christian deGuine, ty measures were being Herald Reporter Yacavone and Abraham Glassman. dom of 10 sages during the Roman occupa­ amateur treasure hunters tried § Ky., ended the first week of court- The uncertainty of the situation has the today, causing thunderstorms along the week. chairman of the board of studied, they said. O N L Y 2 Mayor John ’Thompson said Friday he He said he’ll meet with the legislators tion of Palestine in the Second Century, ordered busing with attendance effect of “putting a cloud over any of the coastal areas of the Atlantic and Gulf of The list has apparently Stauffer Chemical Corp. of has been promised by Manchester state soon to draft a bill for the 1976 General and example of Jewish martyrdom during down slightly and tensions easing. issues before the community,” Kennedy Mexico. -K -K -K -K •K si legislators they will submit legislation in Assembly. the Nazi Holocaust. M' <•: said. Friday afternoon high temperatures ★ X*' * 4 . 3 0 ! S NEW YORK-American Airlines g 1976 for the creation of a Connecticut stayed below normal for the season across :S is suing SSn. Hubert Humphrey and Youth Corps. most of the nation. Even the Texas iraniTHE easthartfordNURSERY f At Thompson’s urging, the 1974 the estate of the late Sen. Robert F . g Panhandle, which reached 90 at midweek, Buy 10 for ONLY *39.50 Democratic State Convention adbpted a EVERGREENS Kennedy to recover $360^000 In plane g warmed up to only 50 Friday. platform plank which cfills for the crea­ ourGIANT 1776 SALE fares and charters .which. It alleges, g Four little words stirring up Frost was expected early today from flE ,^ S W* Carry A CompM* Uiw Of tion of a youth corps. stop Chinch Bugs With i the two senators never paid. ;g central North Dakota to Michigan, in­ All Are Freshly DuggedI continues until SEPT. 17th Thompson said he’d be pleased to claim e scons KWIT ...8.95 cluding eastern loWa and northern Illinois. , ORTHO CHEMICALS the idea as originating with him, “but ac­ for Your Qsrden, plus a complata V. Record low temperatures were set Vneol tually, the idea of a youth corps goes back executive-legislative hassle Stop Weedi In Lawns, Use | ^'riday and today along the west end of the PESTICIDES International | beyond the days of the Great D^ression OR FALL PLANTING Now Is the Time SCOTTS & GREENVIEW • scons KANSEL . 6.9S % Great Lakes. The temperature skidded to (in the 1930s) and, in one form or another, 32 degrees at Rockford, 111., at 6:25 a.m. to Plant Grass Seed Let U$ Help Youl (Or uae Feed A Weed)' * BUENOS AIRES, Argentina | it surfaces in times of distress.” were part of a paragraph that reported FERTILIZER’S SALE PRICED! WASHINGTON (UPI) - Four Uttle The dispute is over a committee deci­ today, breaking a. 42-year-old record for • Th u s —President Isabel Person, worn and g “Econoirilsts,” he said, ‘‘now are mobilization of personnel in E ^ p t, in­ • Rhododendron words, apparently having to do with sion Thursday to declassify four words in a this date in the northern Illinois city. In­ i BULK SEED 10-40% OFF Milorganite 5:78 100% Organic haggard after 14 months in office, g predicting a much slower rate of recovery creased readiness of isolated units, “and • Hemlock • Atbenrilae breaking foreign codes, have caused a con­ former top secret joint intelligence report dianapolis also recorded a new loW of 39. Builder’s Mix • Shade Blend ^ SPEGIAll BEGONIAS will take a five-week rest and g ^fo^ 01^ sick ebononiy. Many share the greater communication security.” • Juniper • Azaleas $ Largo Flewtri In A Ptont frontation between the executive and on why America’s intelligence agencies Conn. Valley Blend • Norlea Rye LAWNS delegate full power to senate leader, g view that unemployment rates will re- . ONLY legislative branches of the government. failed to predict the outbreak of the Oc­ That was apparently a tipoff that the GARDEN FDDD Italo A. Luder, tonight. g main unreasonably high. There is also the The executive, whi^h includes the White tober 1973 Arab-Israeli war. NOW’S THE TIME TO ^ 10 .2 5 ^ 5 0 % uncomfortable prediction that Amdrlca United States had cracked Arab codes and House, intelligence and other federal that these codes had been -K + ¥ ¥ -^ ^ ¥ ' * -it Barry and George Hannon and State R eps.. cease our work.” 1968. I '/• V I