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BOSTON (UPI) — Riot-garbed poiice The arrest total for the morning reached They were joined by a squad of U.S. hundred National Guardsmen remained in clashed with hundreds of rock and bottle at least 67, according to an unofficial marshals who shed their neckties, donned reserve at a building near South Boston throwing demonstrators near Charlestown count. black gloves and riot helmets and armed High. Police showed up in strength despite High School today and 62 persons were Teams from a task force of 300 police themselves with clubs. Police mounted on a contract dispute and officials said the ;;^r arrested near South Boston High as the guarding Charlestown High broke up the horseback were called into the historic guardsmen wouid “not be used at this city began its second year of court- demonstration under the personal direc area. time.” ordered classroom desegregation. tion of Police Commissioner Robert J. A police cruiser near Charlestown High Attendance at South Boston, Hyde Park , An estimated 400 antibusing diGrazia. Police in formation swept along School was hit by a single .22 caliber bullet and Charleston high schools was believed demonstrators gathered in front of a neighborhood sidewalks to keep crowds in the left door, but there were no injuries. far below their projected enrollments. housing project a block downhill from from forming. There were no immediate Police rolled back their original an A spokesman said about 300 students — Charlestown High School, hurling rocks reports of injuries, but at least one person nouncement of two mass arrests totaling 200 white and 100 black — showed up at and bottles, shouting epithets and was arrested. more than 100 persons in the tense South Charlestown, out of a possible 900. This throwing the burning effigy of a black man When the Charlestown crowd refused to Boston area. A spokesman said there was compared with 655 whites, two blacks and from the top of a building. Charlestown disperse, 40 members of the tough Tac confusion in the reporting process and a 19 other minorities on the first day of High was not involved in the opening phase tical Police Force, 40 metropolitan police total 62 members of the Committee school last year when Charlestown was of desegregation last fall. and 30 officers on motorcycles moved in. Against Racism and the Progressive not part of the busing plan. Labor Party had been charged. There were no incidents at Charlestown Three persons were arrested for dis High, adjacent to the obelisk com orderly conduct at a Roxbury playground memorating the Revolutionary War battle before school began. A 19-year-old youth of Bunker Hill. A police sharpshooter with Predicts Senate will back at Hyde Park High School was arrested a rifle and scope was stationed atop the I with a 14-inch tape-wrapped bamboo stick gray granite building built in 1848. Two V ti in his pocket. motorcycle-escorted buses containing ap ' i t oil price control veto The arrested demonstrators chanted proximately 60 black students and a half- “Power to the Working Class” as they dozen whites and orientals arrived m M igsi were being booked. between iines of helmeted Metropolitan Senate have scheduled a session WASHINGTON (UPI) - House Speaker ’The overali opening of classes was quiet District Police. About 300 reporters and Wednesday to vote on the anticipated Carl Albert today predicted the Senate and there were no incidents in the “safety photographers representing news media . override. If the Senate does vote to would uphold President Ford’s veto of a zones” established around schools by from around the world recorded their override, the House will also vote on the six-month extension of domestic oil price some 1,650 police and U.S. marshals. Six arrival. controls.. issue, either Wednesday or ’Thursday. Albert briefed reporters following Albert agreed with two Republican Ford’s White House meeting with senators who earlier said the Senate would ^ ^ ^ Lined up for searches Democratic and Republican congressional uphold the veto. But he said if the Senate Charter Oak parking lot leaders in the Cabinet Room to discuss does override, the House probably would too. Armed police line up against a wall some of the pro-busing demonstrators energy policy. Ford met earlier with a group of nine Senate Republicans on the According to Albert, House leaders have who were arrested this morning in South Boston. They were arrested a fqw proposal seems doomed same subject. the votes to override but the Senate blocks away from the high school when they refused to leave. (UPI photo) leaders have not made' similar claims, “I Ford is expected to veto the six-month By SOL R. COHEN sideration to the commission’s assume the Senate leaders don’t have the extension by midnight Tuesday. The Herald Reporter recommendation, which will be presented votes to override.” From all indications, it appears safe to j Albert said he expected some kind of formally at Tuesday night’s meeting. predict Manchester’s Board of Directors compromise, between Congress and the Tuesday night will reject a state offer to In addition to recommending rejection White House would be worked out on a establish a commuter parking lot at of the proposed parking lot at Charter House Republicans phase-out of controls. Oak, the report will stress the need and “The use of the meeting (with the Presi Charter Oak Park. None of the town officials contacted desirability of commuter projects. It will I News I dent) was ... to see if we could work out a today thought the proposal has a chance recommend to the state Department of compromise,” Albert said. “All we could propose own goals and all said the state would do well to seek Transportation that it continue its search do was talk about a compromise.” an alternate site. for an acceptable site in the south end of I summary | Sens. Lowell P. Weicker of Connecticut an undetermined length of time but con The Advisory Park and Rec Commission Manchester. WASHINGTON (UPI) - House and William V. Roth of Delaware ditioned on a person’s willingness to learn was asked by the directors for its Compiled from Republicans today attacked the predicted the President’s veto would be a new trade if his old profession has recommendation. Its unanimous position Weiss, too, said the DOT “very definite United Press International “miserable record” of Democrats in run upheld. The controls expired Aug. 31. Ford become obsolete. is that parks and parking don’t mix and ly should explore alternate sites,” in the ning Con^^ess and proposed their own has until midnight Tuesday to veto a six- "Jax incentives are now provided to per that the state’s proposal to spend up to event the directors reject the Charter Oak legislaHve goals they said would prevail if mopth extension. sons who do not qualify for Social Security $300,000 for ipiprovements to Charter Oak Park site. voters made the GOP the m ajority party. ■' “In my judgment, we will be able to sus benefits or cannot enroll in group pension Park and to provide 267 parking stalls Weiss noted, “There’s been lots of senti State “ We’ve been doing something wrong,” tain the six months vetb,” Roth said. He plans and who earmark some of their ear there isn’t worth the potential hazards the ment against the proposal and very little House GOP leader John Rhodes told a said his personal tabulation came to HARTFORD —Talks were ten nings as a retirement fund. The GOP plan might create. for it.” He said the board should take into news conference after noting Democrats around 34 votes to sustain — the exact tatively planned today amid threats program would extend those incentives to Town Manager Robert Weiss said today consideration also when voting Tuesday have controlled both Houses of Congress amount needed to uphold the veto if all of disciplinary action and counter everyone who wanted to bolster Social the directors should give careful con night. for 38 of the past 42 years. | senators vote. action as a result of a weekend sick Security or group pension benefits with an “There is no legislative identity of “I think real progress is being made on out by union policemen. 'The action individual retirement income. Republicans in the public’s mind arid we extending controls for 45 days,” Roth said. was in protest of prolonged contract Additionally, the Republicans calied for believe the miserable record of this “I ’m optimistic we’ll get it through. By talks. revison of Social Security relation s that Congress should be brought to the atten getting a 45-day extension. We’ll be able to would allow for unlimited earnings STRATFORD —Dancers Valery tion of the people,” he said. get an energy program.” Without a cutback in benefits as now and Galina Panov, persecuted by “That’s why we have drafted this policy “I would expect a veto will be sustained Russian authorities until they were program to show the public what required. and after that Congress is going to have to ’They cited the current budget deficit of given permission to emigrate to Repulicans stand for rather than what we talk turkey,” Weicker added. “ I expect nearly $60 billion and predictions it will hit Israel, will make a guest are against.” Wednesday is going to be a turning point.” appearance at the opening of. The programs were only given in $80 billion or more. 'M Greater Bridgeport’s ballet season general terms without details but called Oct. 14 in the American for a national health insurance plan, tax Shakespeare ’Theater. reform, liberalization of Social Security Proposed wetland rules MIDDLETOWN -The Polish benefits and heavy emphasis on job m American Congress of Connecticut training. has announced plans to open chapers Rhodes said the program, drawn up in publie hearing tonight across the state to promote and dependently of the White House, was preserve Polish heritage and designed not to put House GOP members showing Manchester land which, accor culture. on a collision course with a Republican Proposed regulations governing inland President but rather “to provide the wetlands and watercourses are the subject ding to specified soil types, is classified as American people with a solid notion of of a public hearing scheduled tonight at wetlands. Regional what a Republican-controlled Congress 7 :30 by Manchester’s Planning and Zoning Connecticut municipalities were given would seek to accomplish.” Commission. The hearing will be held at the authority to regulate activities in PROVIDENCE, R. I. -Public New proposals not yet mentioned by the Municipal Building Hearing Room. wetlands by act of the 1972 General school teachers in 10 Rhode Island President Ford include an unemployment The regulations, drafted by Town Assembly. The Manchester PZC, communities continued their strikes benefits program that would pick up when Planner J . E ric P otter, would give designated in February 1974 to administer today while faculty members at current jobless benefits run out and tax in authority to the PZC to regulate activities the act, hasn’t assumed control yet. Rhode Island Junior College formed centives for private retirement programs which remove material from; deposit The proposed regulations are expected picket lines at both Warwick and that would be on top of Social Security and material in; construct, build or erect up to be adopted by the PZC after Oct. 1, the Providence campuses. private pension benefits. on; obstruct; alter, or pollute a wetland or effective date of legislative amendments watercourse. which have been incorporated into the V. The jobless proposal would provide ROCKPORT, Mass. —Four scien benefits pegged to cost-of-living levels for Included with the regulations is a map Manchester rules. tists, using new diving equipment In other public hearings tonight, the I and techniques, will live 100 feet PZC will consider: below the sea for a week in an • A request for rezoning from Rural Residence to Industrial of an 18-acre tract attempt to extensively research Board to be given details depleting fish speciep. off Parker St. The application was filed by Robert W. Agnew. on adult training program • Approval of a roof sign application filed by.Dairy Mart Inc., 368 Spencer St. National A state sponsored adult occupational on the school building program in light of • 4 request for rezoning from Industrial NEW YORK —’The new school training pro^am will be describ*^ to the the news from the state that its reimburse to Residence B Zone of parcels on year began today but the teacher’s Board of Education tonight by School ment program ha^ come to a halt as there Knighton, Pearl and Harrison Sts. The union said the summer vacation for Supt. Jam es P. Kennedy., ’The board will are no more funds available at the present application, filed by Frank Adams et al, 1.1 million children will resume meet at 8 in the administration building at time. would affect property at 37 Knighton St., Tuesday unless a contract agree 45 N. School St. , 41 Knighton St., 31-33 Knighton St.i 158-160 There are some state funds available for ment is reached. ’The old contract Dr. Kennedy will also report on the Pearl St., and 154 Pearl St. an experimental program to train adults • A resubdivision application filed by expires at midnight today. latest school enrollment, figures and the in occupations for which. there is a results of the first few days of school Stanley Bray, affecting a lot at Green Rd. market, said Dr. Kennedy. Manchester is opening. , , and Woodbridge St. TRENTON, N. J . -Schools and one of five areas in the state invited to par heavy industry in ’Trenton, N. J., ticipate. Dr. Kennedy said the program will remain closed through ’Tuesday here will involve instniction in industrial as officials try to fill the city’s v sewing machines. reservoir which ran dry last week. Dr. Kennedy will present to the board Everyone is asked to continue for its consideration a draft policy concer Steve Lauzier^s ^chopper^ , boiling water before drinking it. ning the ^silent m ^itation law which becomes effective .Oct. 1. The hoard will he expected to act on the superintendent’s is world^s longest hike draft at the next hoard meeting on Sept. international 22. V When 11-year-old Steve Lauzier says with, took its place among record- ^ The board will also discuss its position he’s going for a long bike ride, he really breaking items, at the 85th annual Wap- BEIRUT, Lebanon —Rival means it. ping Fair this weekend. militiamen hurling bombs and firing With the assistance of neighbor Joseph Steve made the bicycle last year achine guns fought pitched battles “Jolting Joe” Allevo, Steve, of 148 “because he liked the chopper motorized the war-wracked city of Tripoli C Inside today Farnham Rd., is the proud owner of a 13- bikes he saw at'the Colchester Drag today in fighting inflamed by a . . ■ , , foot 8 “chopper bike” — a vehicle which Strip,” according to his dad. massacre of 12 persons on a bus. The Andover...... 18 Editorial ...... 4 i. g„,ack in the Guineas World \ toll in eight days of fitihting between Bolton . . — 2,18 Obituaries ...... 12 Record Book' on Saturday. Only after he heard that someone from rlf^t-wlng Giristians and left-wing Classified . . . .20-22 5. Windsor .. ^ . 6 Along with a 200-inch (16 foot 8) cigar — Springfield, Mass, was claiming a world Prepares for long ride Moslems was estimated at at least C om ics...... 23 Sp orts...... 13-15 recold with a 7t4 foot chopper bike did officially the world>s largest — the bicycle Steve Lauzier 11, of South Windsor prepares to take a long ride on his world y 2()0. ■ Coventry ...... 6 Tolland...... 9 which the seventh grade Ellsworth School, Steve realize that he had put together a Dear Abby . . . 23 Vemori . 2, 5, 9, 10 student readily admits is hard to corner world's record for South Windsor. record breaking “chopper.” (Herald photo by Dunn)
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Sept. 8,1975— PAGE THREE PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchesto, Conn., Mon., Sept. 8,1975 FOREIGN TRADE guilders ($30,462 million) as to ex THE HAGUE (UPD - The ports, and 75,630 million guilders Truman movie to he used to aid Democrats Central Bureau of Statistics an ($30,252 million) as to imports. Heat, smoke damages ABOUT TOWN nounced the value of Holland's The respective 1973 figures were foreign trade, excluding 57,185 million guilders ($22874 presidential film biography. owners 33 a ticket,” said fact, been trying to produce a Lebanon hospital. President’s Men.’) But it is ger Belgium and Luxembourg, last million) and 56,797 million The Britannia Chapter of the There win be a meeting of the By VERNON SC O tT ^ Eisenhower, Hoover and The Golden Age Club will Sargent. " I ’m a Democrat and biofilm of President Warren G. “ Bite The Bullet” for the mane — all about Watergate. year totaled 76,155 million guilders ($22,716 million). Fiano home in Bolton Dau^ters o the British Empire Sunday School teachers of Zion HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - The Coolidge have yet to be immor American Dental Association. Who knows, maybe a movie have its first meeting of the Evangelical Lutheran Church movie version of “ Give ’Em big hearted but I’m not stupid. Harding. will meet Thursday at 11:30 "Color Me Red” for the talized on film. Nixon is a poor producer is putting together season Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. at on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at Hell, Harry” will be used by the “ Truman was Mr. Democrat "I’ve had three scripts a.m. at the home of Mrs. American Friends of the Soviet prospect. Ford is still in office. “ The Rutherford B. Hayes chief. determine the cause of the fire the Senior Citizens Center. the church. Democratic Party to raise a and he should sell a lot of written on Harding. He was a The single-family, ranch Theodore Molava, 49 Seminary Union. The GOP would have to re- Story.” Or perhaps “ Give ‘Erh The men on the first truck but he did not suspect anything Nomination and elections of of (It^THEATRES EAST whopping bankroll for the 1976 tickets. Personally,! think the tragic President who relied on home of Francis Fiano on Rd., Simsbury. “ The Cardinal’’ for the release "Abe Lincoln in Heck, McKinley.” spotted smoke coming out of suspicious. As with all house ficers will take place Manchester Evening Herald election campaign. party will take in more than 32 friends and was ruined. If the Webster Lane received severe Legion of Decency. Illinois” to find an appropriate Until then, clearly, the the eaves of the.Fiano home. fires, the fire marshal has been Published every evening except Showipan Bill Sargent has million. Harding picture is made, I don’t beat and smoke damage from a The Estelle Carpenter Circle “ Towering Inferno” for the party hero. In a pinch the Republicans aren’t likely to be BINGO With the aid of fire fighters called in to investigate, he said. The Daughters of Isabella Sundeye and holldayt. Entered at given ^ t . 23 preview film “ In some cities theaters are think Republicans would want fire Saturday night. the Manchester, Conn., Post Office Republicans could hold a holding a fund raising will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. of Commifflity Baptist Church i r i i L i selling out at 3100 a ticket. it. But it could be used for a National Insurance AMERICAN LEGION HOME The home was unoccupied from Andover, Hebron and The fire did its worst danuge as Second Class'M all Matter. rights to the Democrats in 250 Ronald Reagan film festival, premiere. at the KofC Home. will meet Tuesday at 7:45 p.m. Democratic fund raiser,” Underwriters. 20 American Legion Dr., Man^iestnr North Coventry, the blase was in the bathroom area, he said. Suggested Carrier Rates theaters across the country. Others aren’t selling any at 3^. and shut up tight when at the home of Mrs. Roireoe "Jaws” for the Jack Holt but only if the former actor- Bit Parts: Vera Miles will (Opposite The Manchester State Armory) under control by 10:30 p.m., The room was gutted. Refreshments will be served. E m o , The party will Charge as much "Some local party Sargent agreed the secret to a neighbors thought they smelled Easton, 42 Strong St. Payeble In Advance Memorial Fan Gub. California governor is guest star on an episode of "The Rattazzi said. Thd heat in the rest of the Yvonne LeMire will be hostess. Single copy...... 1SS for tickets as it thinks the traf orgariizations are holding successful premiere is a signifi smoke in the evening. They “ Mr. Chips” for the Harvard nominated. Streets of San Francisco” ... The Vernon Fire Department house was so severe it raised Early in 1776 British Gen. Sir W feekly...... SOS fic will bear. . dinners in conjunction with the cant title or subject apropos to EVERY WEDNESDAY called the fire d e p a ^ e n t at One m ontti...... $3.90 Alumni Association. Doubtless GOP factotums Jim Amess will star in “ Buf was on standby at tire Bolton the keys on an organ and Henry Clinton led an expedition By some estimates, premiere. A few are providing the sponsoring organization. 9:15 p.m. but coulo not tell Three months ...... $11.70 But alas, the Republican Par would not consider Robert Red- falo” ... Faye Dunaway will at 7:30 P.M. firehouse. cracked seviral windows. His down the Atlantic coaat to Six m onths...... $23.40 Democrats may be separated beer and pretzels in the lobbies. “ The Interns,” for instance, exactly where the smoke came One year...... $4S.B0 ty is without a recent GOP ford’s new film, “ All The star in “ Network” for MGM. Rattazzi said they could not men replaced the windows with cooperate with the strong Tory “ Ticket sales are best so far is perfect for Cedars of from, said Dan Rattazzi, Bolton Mall Rates Upon Request from 3600,000 to $2 million by factions in the southern states. in Michigan where the plastic sheeting to prevent in Subscribers who fall to receive the ghost of Harty S. Truman. BO SVENSON (PO) jury pending repairs. The command got off to a late their newspaper betore 6:30 p.m. The idea of holding movie premiere will be held in 15 should tplepnone the circulation Although the bouse cannot be start and, by the time Clinton f o o t p r i n t s ‘‘P A R T 2 premieres to benefit political theaters. reached an appointed rendez department, 647-9946. ______lived in now, it appears struc parties might catch on. “ Business isn’t as brisk in the Y to offer programs vous, Tory forces in Virginia Announces Regletretlon lor WALKING TAIL" turally sound, Rattazzi said. Charities have used premieres South for some reason.” and North Carolina had been VERNON One fire filt e r , Carl Preuss, Fall Claeeee In: 7:18 9:18 Sargent said he wouldn’t offer defeated and dispersed. He then ll-tSEnTSi- mua-aasretiits 99^ as fund raisers for years. The Indian Valley YMCA will The YMCA is also interested suffered a cut knee from broken • DANCE • DRAMA • ART 3 M0II.-TUES. the Republicans the same sort decided to capture Charleston, Tickets usually sell,from 325 to offer a six-week course in basic in getting more Indian Guide glass in the kitchen as he of deal if he had a picture that S.C., for use as a base of • MUSIC •ASTROLODY BURNSIDE H 3100; sometimes mhre. dog obedience starting Sept. 14. programs going this fall and could help them. He-has, in crawled in. The glass went operations, but a four-week sniw nKW t. t. nn.e am n "The party is paying theater has named September as • ACROBATICS •HINDI The class will meet one day a through his boot, Rattazzi said. siege, beginning on June 1, was “ Parent-Child” month for the • INDIAN PHIIOSOPHY OMAR SHiuUP week at the Talcottville Someone called in a false beaten off by the determined (
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\ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Sept. 8, 1975— PAGE FIVE PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., Sept. 8, 1975 RHODESIA FIRST BULAWAYO, RHODESIA (UPD - Lutherans in white- Museum offers field trip dominated Rhodesia have elected the Rev. J.C. Shiri, 46, to iMattrIjwtpr lufttitig Mpralft Department of the Interior Litchfield Historical Society, POLICE REPORT The Lutz Junior Museum, 126 be a bishop of the 25,000 member designated the town center as a housing among others a collec Cedar St., has scheduled a field Evangelical Lutheran Church in Founded Oct. 1, 1881 National Historic Landmark. tion of early American por trip to historic Litchfield, on Rhodesia - the First black to The field trip will include a traits. Member, Audit Bureeu of Circulation Member, United Prese International evading responsibility in con the street and was struck by the from a basement room. Saturday, Oct. 11. ARRESTS In the afternoon hold the position. nection with a two-car collision right side of the car driven by • Three front windows of Founded in the early 1770 s, guided tour of the Tapping Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, Manohtslar Reeve home, a short visit to the arrangements have been made Saturday at 6:11 p.m. on Timothy 0. Johnston, 23, of ^ Cantone’s Exxon at 24 Windsor Litchfield was an important Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. Dona M. Kruh, 22, and nation’s first law school, and an to view the Carpenter Butterfly Oakland St. at Woodbridge St. Box Mt. Rd., Vernon, police St. were smashed Friday night. stagecoach stop and has been Maryrose C. Balboni, 21, both of opportunity to explore the Collection,' one of the largest '/MORli Raymond F. Robinson, EdKor>Publisher Harold E. Turklngton. Managing Editor, The car driven by Johnson said. The impact thTew him to The entire station was ran established as a Historic 374 Hartford Tpke., Vernon private collections, and to enjoy struck the car 'driven by the pavement causing a cut on sacked. It could not be deter District by the state. The U.S. were both charg^ with fourth- a guided nature walk at the On t 40 Tm t s el geexceOM lentae Everett R. MacKeen, 52, of 32S his head. mined Saturday what was mis degree larceny (shoplifting) Litchfield Nature Center and Kelly Rd., Vernon denting its He was taken by ambulance sing. Open 24 Hours Dally Saturday at 5:45 p.m. at the Museum on property of the right rear fender. The Johnson to Manchester Memorial • Bennet Junior High Candidates' Night Opinion Rag Doll store in the Parkade. White Memorial Foundation. FOR EMERGENCY SERVICE car jheh drove from the scene, Hospital where he was treated School’s Franklin Building was They are scheduled to appear in Anyone interested in par police said. for a scalp wound and multiple broken into over the weekend. Common Pleas Court 12 in East ticipating in thjs. field trip bruises. He was admitted and Missing from the supply room planned by LWV Hartford Sept. 22. ■ Court is Sept. 30. should contact'Hie museum at was in satisfactory condition is a small speaker. M © b il Gerard J. Pelletier, 16, of The work for the event is 643-0949. Fees are $2.75 for HEATIN6 OILS Kenneth J. Rafuse, 18, of 307 this morning. VERNON Windsor, fourth-degree larceny being spearheaded by the members and $3.75 for non- Taylor St., Vernon was charged Police made no charges in the The person or persons who The Vernon League of Budget still has fat (shoplifting) Friday night at voters’ registration committee members. Children 12 and un OIL BURNER A with operating under the in matter. stole a bear skin rug recently Women Voters is planning" now the ^ ars store in .the Parkade. of the League. The committee der must be accompanied by an fluence in connection with a from an Erie St. home must for the annual Candidates’ HEATING INSTALLATION Court, Sept. 22. BREAKS & will meet tonight at 7:3() at the adult. Registration and fees one-car accident Saturday at have had a change of heart, Night in October. Due to the Where there is a will there is way structure for state furnished housing. William H. Chadwick, 81, of THEFTS Prechtl home, 82 Trout Stream must be received by Oct. 3. 11:53 p.m. on Vernon St. north police said. large number of candidates 643-5135 Andover Lake, Andover, failure Manchasler Dr., Vernon. 315 Center St. Manchester and in these days of tight money you And we would oppose any fiscal of W. Vernon St. The home owner reported she running this year and the large to obey control signal (red • A taxi driver, John Crovo of He drove his car off the side almost tripped over the rug left number of issues involved, have to admire some of the things policies which would downgrade the light) atid operating a motor Ravine Rd., South Windsor, The Youth Services Bureau of the road and down a slight on her front porch at the end of there will be two sessions this ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ care of our state’s mentally ill. What vehicle while license suspended picked up a young man at the phone number has changed to happening in Hartford. bank causing damage to the last week. It was neatly tied in time. Friday at 1 p.m. on E. Middle University of Hartford Sunday 871-0014. Item; An offer amounting to about bothers us is that we get the feeling front end. a bundle, undamaged. Tpke. Court, Sept. 30. about 7:30 a.m. He drove him to Come One - Rafuse was also charged with $1 million to cover overtime pay for that we haven’t been told exactly the Bruce A. Hill, 25, of a Maple St. home. The youth carrying a dangerous weapon Come All Elmwood, operating under the asked him to wait outside while TO THE psychiatrists in our state mental truth by the Grasso administration (diving knife) in a motor vehi influence of alcohol Sunday at he got some money to pay him. cle. Court is Sept. 29. hospitals can be, according to which campaigned strong on the 2:11 a.m. on Broad St. Court, The youth never came back. Bandits wound THIRD ANNUAL credibility gap of her predecessor. Police are looking for a white Finance Commissioner Jay 0. Sept. 30. Paul C. Barber, 18, of East A Vernon girl driving a male, 5 foot 11, weight about 160 Hartford woman Tepper, raised by economizing in Where we live, scrapping up a Hartford was charged with friend’s car on Main St. Aug. 30 pounds, slender and with brown G.O.P. operating under the influence other areas. million dollars by economizing means ran a police officer in a cruiser hair and a thin mustache. HARTFORD (UPI) - Police and evading responsibility in • The Royal Ice Cream Co. at say five bandits invaded a house Now we were told not too many that there is a lot of fat in the state off the road. He stopped her and connection with a one-car .acci COUNTRY issued her a summons for 27 Warren St. was broken into party Sunday and wounded the months ago that the budget adopted budget. dent Sunday at 3:02 a.m. on W. Friday night. Missing are the hostess with a shotgun blast Operating without a license. Center St. east of Bremen Rd. FAIR! We have been told several times cash register and about $50 in after she tried to resist them. was a “bare bones budget” which had Later, the giri’s father called The car was towed away. Court police and said she was 14. She cash. Winifred Grant, 30, was listed all the frills and fat removed. there just isn’t any more money is Sept. 30. < was referred to Juvenile Court • The Second Congregational in satisfactory condition at Mt. Yet today a little “economizing” available yet on several occasions On the charge of driving a Church at 385 N. Main St. was Sinai Hospital with pellet ★ SAT., SEPTEMBER 13th ★ James Gabriel, 7, of 126D broken into Saturday morning. wounds of the side after the in (RAIN DATE - SEPTEMBER 14th) can come up with $1 million which the now, funds have been found to meet motor vehicle. Rachel Rd. was injured in a ACCIDENTS Missing are several hand tools cident Sunday. - administration hopes will satisfy the some new need. car-pedestrian accident Sunday hoart yarn in new ^ Mt. Nebo Field ^ Manchester at 2:08 p.m. on Oakland St. disgruntled doctors. Of course, the The question is not whether the englandl wool, win- Jesse M. Johnson, 36, of 25 south of Sheldon Rd. ■k Spring Street k “economizing” move is being made mental hospital doctors should get the Chestnut St. was charged with The boy apparently ran into tuck, sport, worsted, fingering, sock 'n not because the administration feels $1 million for overtime duty; but how Pine cone and needles (Photo by Reginald Pinto) Manchester Meat Market ^ 10 A.M. — 3 P.M. ^ I 51 BISSELL STREET (rear) 643-B424I sweater, baby pom many other tax dollars are neatly con More Than 20 Booths, featuring: the doctors are underpaid or Work requires detour I “The REAL BUTCHER SHOP in Manchester” padour. overworked but because the doctors cealed in a budget we were told was priced at the lowest ^ RIDES — MOON WALK - GAMES i r know the potential political impact of stripped to the bone. on Founders Bridge prices in new AUCTION — ANTIQUE CARS TUES. & WED. ONLY englandl from 49c to cutting back on services to the men We are beginning to become ^ REFRESHMENTS — FOOD X State Department of $1.27... suspicious about how hard up the state . FREE ADMISSION ^ tally ill of our state. TODAY’S Transportation (DOT) forces State St. and left onto the GROUND RADY We don't quarrel with the overtime government is under an austerity Is college a bust? will be making repairs to bridge, the DOT said. . we have every little thing! Work on the southbound ramp ' SEE YOU AT THE FAIRI pay if it will enable the state to close budget that can almost miraculously THOUGHT Founders Bridge ramps in is planned Wednesday. No un ROUND There is a cheerless item in the news for and a movement toward inner awareness, Hartford Tuesday and FREEI FREE! FREEI FREE! up its bargain grocery shop and is able raise 1 million or so by economizing. simpler lifestyles and less stress on payoff Wednesday, requiring closing usual problems are forseen BEEF LIVER During the month preceding the Jewish this college-opening season. The Clip and Bring This Ad With You to the Fair; and ^ to work out a m ore realistic rental rate of the ramps from 9 a.m. to 2:30 Wednesday, the DOT said, and Extra LeanI We wonder if others aren’t, too. High Holidays of Rosh Hashanah (NeW American assumption has been that if you values. Skinned & Devalnad Get a FREE SODA With the Purchase of a Hot DogI ^ MAX LERNER p.m. each day. no detours are required. Year) and Yom Kippur (Day of Atone Do all these add up to the proposition can get a higher education and a coilege Work on the ramp from The DOT said the repair work the miracle of mamstreat ment) the Shofar (ram’s horn) is sounded that college is a bust? They shouldn’t. Sponsored by the Republican Town Committee, degree, they will more than pay off in a northbound 1-91 is scheduled was scheduled to minimize traf downtown monchester ★ each morning to make the Jew aware of There is a double fallacy at work; On one *1.19 lb. ChtHlos McKenzie, Treasurer better job. Now we are told by a pair of Tuesday. This operation will fic disruption. Uniformed lb. the pending High Holiday period. It calls side with too utilitarian attitudes toward . professors at Harvard and MIT, Richard often undercuts the work ethnic, and they require a detour to Exit 31, left policemen will be on duty in the ★ ★★★★★★★★★★ Idea too materialistic for a spiritual self-examination and college, on the other with too negative Freeman and J. Herbert Holloman, that it may be content to pay somewhat less for a onto Columbus Blvd., then to bridge area. evaluation of one’s deeds, words and ones. While the deduction would be of ain’t necessarily so. Sen. James L. Buckley, R-C-N.Y., is thoughts during the past year. less highly educated employe who (as they Those who think wholly of an economic Have our lives been little more than a Their figures show that the differential see it) hasn’t been spoiled by college and promoting a tax break for families financial help to many of the lower return on a college investment have mis bare existence or have they been shaped between the income of a college graduate therefore will try harder. sed the point. They are putting the wron^ that take their parents or elderly and middle income wage-earners and and developed for a life of goodness, peace and a high school graduate is narrowng Harry Truman had a salty phrase for questions to college and to life iseUi Ye^^ friends into their homes to live. definitely a boon to those taking care and purpose? sharply and that, while it still pays to go to some of the college graduates he en Life can have its full meaning onlv to college (the return on what parents and college should give a student greater skilfi The senator says society has too of parents or elderly friends who are countered, especially those with higher in whatever interests him, but it shouli^ those who first of all are at-one with students lay out), the payoff is dwindling. degrees. He called them “overeducated long tended to “put older Americans ill; we wonder If making gramp or themselves and then can relate properly to also help him to see the relation between As a result the percentage of college-age SOBs.” In a different sense, which TUESDAY-ONLY-SPECIALS others, making life significant and pur his skill and the affirmations of life. If if on the shelf” and thinks a $1,000 in “Aunt Susie” another deduction is youth who are attending college, which kept, Truman never intended, there are an in poseful. Man can bear almost anything if doesn’t, only then is college a bust. really the thing we need to bring the rising steadily for decades, has begun to come tax deduction for anyone who he realizes he’s a part of a universe and creasing number of coliege graduates now I can understand some of the others, wh^ turn back in the past three years. who are “overeducated” ; They can’t get houses without charge in his or her generations closer together. can achieve at-onement with God, the are turning away from college becausd IL Like many research studies this one con the jobs they were trained for and have to source of all values. Our supreme they see it as too worldly, too unrelated td TUES. ONLY home anyone 65 years of age or older. Where there is sincere love and firms what we suspected all along. The big CARPETS challenge then is not atonement through settle for jobs that make many of their the deeper levels of being and feeling. Yef He admits his intent is to “en respect for one’s parents and elderly confession and makihg amends for our college boom is over. University budgets courses seem wasted or irrelevant. The SPECIAL DEAL TUESOAY ONLYI Machine Washable I can’t go along with their solution of skip; friends, the monetary sacrifice of offenses but “at-onement.” have felt the impact of the change, and result in demoralization is worse than the Polyester courage children to invite their ping college. They might take a few years FIRST FOR EVERYTWNG FOR THE FAMLY ft HOME SRKE 1911! In prayer we come together to voice the college presidents wince at it. Two loss of income. RAINCOATS parents to live with them,” but thinks helping them in any way seems to be longings of our hearts. Music, sermon, off, and enter it later when they have more DOWNTOWN MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER • PhOM S4S-5221 questions come up. What has produced the There is still another source of the Op«n 6 Day. • Thuraday Nlghla ill t:00 • M ular Charga Carda Aecaplad with Zip Out Linings done without the need for incentives. ritual form the framework for worship to mature questions to put to their college the deduction should apply even if the change? And does it follow that college change, which economists would note if God. How often do we choose this mode of experience. They would also do well td Where such love and respect does has become a bust? they cared about psychology and politics older guest is not related. communication? Is it just at Judgment pick a college which has genuine teachers, WHOLESALE In large part the new trend is the result as part of their subject. It isn’t just a ques Manchester On the surface his suggestion not exist, the taking into one’s home Day or a special occasion? and not just robots with Ph.Ds. ' ®*'41It y MEATS •• of the depression and the inflation; High- tion of a declining job market but also of CANNING Wa Raaarva T/ia Right To LImll QuanUUaa appears to have merit and this is what of a parent or another elderly person 'The late Abraham Joshua Heschel told But they will miss more than they gain TO ALL Reg. <60.00 paying jobs, in the professions and in cor new value questions being raised by young this parable on prayer; by missing the experience of matching TUESDAY ONLY! SEPT. 9 is disturbing. is mercenary on the part of the person There was a small town away from the porate management, are getting scarcer, people of college age — and by many who Sizes 8-18 minds and values with some of the best ot Trailer Loads In Can it be that we have gone so far seeking a “deduction” and demeaning highways of civilization. In it were all the and college costs are getting higher. already have their degrees. JARS Many Colors and Sizes their elders and their peers.'They may also WITH THIS COUPON ■ trades and crafts essential to the com But there are other factors operating. It started around 1970. Along with a To Choose From down the line that an incentive is to the recipient of this deductible find, in the end, that learning how to make Stock • #1 Goods A S7.S0 PURCHASE I munity except one; There was no Some employers are not as anxious as widespread return to career orientation, charity. a tolerable living need not unfit you for SUNCREST ^ ^ needed to encourage children to invite watchmaker. Because of this, in the they were to pay higher for higher educa after the '60s, there was a lesser but Over IfOOO mm I learning how to make a life. Famous Brands their parents or elderly friends to live Perhaps the best way to discourage course of time all the clocks in town tion. They suspect that college education became annoyingly inaccurate. Many of noticeable questioning of career goals. Fashionable Coats the putting of “older Americans on 2 SIZES • PINTS • QUARTS 5 Lb. Bag in their homes? their owners therefore gave up in disgust, CASH & CARRY In StockI ! SUGAR We think most Americans do try to the shelf” is renewed understanding ignoring their clocks and discarding them. and dedication to the commandment Others, nevetheless, kept winding their FAST SERVICE LIMIT ONE PER CUSTOMER. GOOD SEPT. 9 provide for their parents to the extent clocks each day. THE of their means and to the extent their to honor one’s parents not out of One day, a watchmaker did come to town. Everyone rushed to him with his An authentic hero recognized WITH THIS COUPON parents will accept it. charity or for a tax break but because COAT RACK % O Z . A S7.S0 PURCHASE clock. But the only clocks he could repair ?•*, :• we love and respect them. TUBE were those that had been kept running. < 48 PURNELL PLACE The others had grown irreparably rusty Doz. 2.98 DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER and were useless. WASHINGTON — They buried an im with pride. The New York Times’ report ; PRELL Prayer which is reserved only for ANDREW TULLY of the ceremony at North Lubec before the COMPLETE WITH LIDS Open Tues.-Sat. 9:30-5:30 portant coffin at the Coast Guard • epiergencies is like a clock which has been Academy’s chapel in New London, Conn., Yeaton coffin was transported to a Coast CARPET MERCHANTS IN LOTS OF 4 DOZEN ONLY • SHAMPOO allowed to rust. When needed most, it can 1310 Tolland Tpke., Buckland Area Exit 03 Thurs. ’til 9 P.M. and perhaps it would not be an intolerable As a New Englander, my interest in the Guard patrol boat and thence to the Coast LIMIT ONE PER CUSTOMER. GOOD SEPT. 9 accomplish least. Those who pray regular interment was natural. I know that part of Guard bark. Eagle, for the voyage to New Division of Carriage House Boutique) ly are the ones for whom prayer can avail. intrusion on ^he customer’s time to ponder IMfSO DAILY Closed Sunday London. 646-8568 So may our lives be dedicated to im the occasion. the country well. We boys were steeped in provement of our own ways in order to The coffin was that of Capt. Hopley American history, and especially in the The ceremony at the old grave site was build a better society. Yeaton, patriot of a long ago time. On exploits of men such as Hopley Yeaton. brief, it appears. I like to think Yeatob WESTERN BEEF 3Cf^OOLB03lfiQ Cantor Israel Tabatsky March 21, 1791, President Washington The term hero was not employed lightly, ' would have preferred it that way. Main^ t$ TOLLAND TPKI. MON, TUBS., WKOh BAT. M MANCHItTBR. CONN. THURt., FRI. S-Si SUN. 1 4 r a t t l e Temple Beth Sholom signed the commission making Captain but when it was used it was not done so men are not much for hoorawing. But | TUESDAY AT Mr. Merchant RRAKE RELINE Yeaton the first man appointed as master self-consciously. People were not confess there was something like a lump OPEN SUNDAY 9-6 of a cutter in the newly formed Revenue ashamed to honor men like Captain in my throat when I read of the tw^ DOMESTIC GARS WE ACCEPT FEDERAL FDUO STAMPS Service, forerunner of the Coast Guard. Yeaton. platoons of Coast Guard cadets, carryinf PINEHURST ■ M T « T r • Captain Yeaton was buried in a pine cof For Captain Yeaton was indeed a hero. rifles, marching with the pallbearer? ...... 12 3 4 S < 7 I 9 10 fin in his farm overlooking the Maine He was a privateer, dashing, courageous when they carried the new coffin away.; 11 12U U IS 16 17 CORNER MAIN AND TURNPIKE TUES. and WED. ONLY U 1920 21 22 23 24 coast in North Lubec on May 12,1812. He and effective. He and his men sailed and ’There was no volley of shots, said Thi 2S 2127 21 29 90 .. ALMANAC THIS SPACE was 70 years old when he died after an fought hard against British shipping Times. No one played taps. ' U.S. CHOICE OUR BEST WESTERN adult life dedicated to his weanling coun during the American Revolution. In a “This is not a funeral,” said the Coa« CENTER CUT try. His remains now rest in a gray steel single year. Captain Yeaton’s vessel cap Guard chaplain, Capt. Frederick W. BEEF STEW By United Press International coffin in the seafaring community where tured or destroyed 26 British ships, Brink. “This is a recognition of a man who Today is Monday, Sept. 8, the 251st day every Coast Guard trainee is given a merchantmen and men-of-war. gave almost his entire life in one way or another to his country.” For men like IS RESERVED PORK CHOPS of 1975 with 114 to follow. chance to emulate his dedication. So 1 read with fascination and — yes — The moon is approaching its first Yeaton, of course, one funeral for one quarter. lifetime was enough. < * 1 . 2 9 . Rear Adm. James P. Stewart, comman The morning stars are Venus, Mars MEATY SHANK Jupiter and Saturn. dant of the First Coast Guard District, read two lines from the weathered stonfe FOR YOU! The evening star is Mercury. HERALD YESTERDAYS 'Those born on this date are under the that will stay at the old graveside; ! SOUP BONES 4 WIEEL DRUM or 2 WWa NSC REUK sign of Virgo. “No joys domestic. Arc & Install Lining • Quality Brake Lining • Check Ohio Republican Sen. Robert A. Taft 25 Ycura Ago 10 Yeura .Vfijo Not the love of ease Springe A Seals • Check Wheel Cylinders • Measure A was born Sept. 8, 1892. This is American Total school enrollment to date is 5,960 Survey of businesses affected by North Could cool his patriotic zeal.” Inspect Drums • Inspect Master Cylinder • Add Brake End Renewal Project shows that most comedian Sid Caesar’s 53rd birthday. which is 370 more than last year; several Then Stewart spoke his own sparsh Fluid • Road Test Car. firms plan to stay in redeveloped North words: “In a real sense, Hopley Yeaton’s lb. On this day in history; school rooms are crowded with from 35 to You Too Can Be A Part of End, while largest firm Manchester Pipe life itself shines as a beacon to guide us In 1565, the first permanent settlement 40 students in them. NATIVE The Rev. A.C. Goldberg, who 37 years and Supply Co., plans to move to former today through a time of slipping valuN Wa Hava This Tuesday Only Page. Call of what is now the Continental United Cheney building on Hartford Rd. ago came here as pastor of the Nazarene and faint hearts." WHOLESALE TIRE States was founded at the present location Manchester membership in the FRESH SPARE RIBS A POTATOES The Herald Ad Dept, at 643- Church, then called the Pentecostal ’Thank you. Admiral Stewart, (Chaplain of St. Augustine, Fla. Northeast Refuse Disposal District is LEAN CORNED 9E» g 4 9 * 357 BROAD ST. SAVE AT LEAST 60* LB. denomination, returns to Manchester to Brink and you youpg Coast Guard cadets. 2711. In 1900, more than 6,000 persons were withdrawn by vote of Etoard of Directors - 2 DAYS DNLY ~ live after having retired. You did it just right for an authentic hero M A N CH ESTER 643-244A killed when a hurricane and tidal wave despite plea by Francis DellaFera against who was my boyhood friend. Ready for the new school year struck Galveston, Tex. such action. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., Sept. 8,1975- PAGE SEVEN PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., Sept. 8,1975
TRAFFIC FATALITIES MCC Calendar Would-be assassin says attempt THE HAGUE (UPI) - TYafnc Fire inspection of homes, fatalities went down by 17.7 per cent to 2 , ^ in Holland last year Manchester Community p.m.; HR ’216; $35. Stairwell Gallery Opening — F com par^ with 1973, the Central College offers this calendar •Horse Care and Stable David Prentice and Tom Ice Cream was made to get some attention Statistics Bureau announced. offered by diepartment of events in the interest of the Management — 7:30 p.m.; HR. Hebert, exhibitors, filin and ! community. All the MCC 211; $17.50. wine and cheese reception; 8 Co,f Inc, sponsored activities listed p.m.; HR. i SACRAMENTO, Calif. (UPI) Federal investigators said without television surveillance, tion. Manson didn’t order her to below are open to the public WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 10 “Manufaeturer, of OrfitelU', Banquet Spumonl” — Lynette Alice Fromme, they had no evidence “at this her* jailer said. He said she do this.” On request, officers and men of the “They want to check out places where and many are free of charge. Fundamentals of Co- SATURDAY, SEPT. 13 27 Warran Straat, Mandiestar Phone 649-53S8 time” of a conspiracy in the tu m ^ down jail meals con ’The FBI said Sunday agents Town Fire Department will make home In addition to publicizing Counseling — 9:30 a.m.; HR Duplicate Bridge — 1 p.m.; leader in absentia of the Man- there might be paint or combustible Plant Houra: Dally I to 5; ta t • to 1; Cloaad Staidaya son cult, told a jailer she had to assassination attempt ^iday at taining meat because of a had questioned Manson at San inspections, said Chief John C. Rivosa. clutter stored,” the chief said. events and activities in 216; $27.50. Open; HR 102; $1.75. try to assassinate President the state capitol. Agents inter vegetarian diet. Quentin but that he provided no “Our object is to help the family im They will suggest good escape routes in dividually the college hopes •How to Prepare a Sound Film — “The Walkabout” ; 8 Still Your Best Buy— Ford because nobody paid viewed Manson at ^ n Quentin “She’s in good spirits. She information. prove their safety,” he said. case of fire and make other suggestions that the calendar will serve as Slide Presentation— 6:30 p.m.; p.m.; MAUD; 50 cents for non attention to what she was Prison after Miss Fromme’s at had a peanut butter and jelly “He gave no information of Fire fighters did home inspection on for the safety of the residents. a reminder of all that is $40. students. saying. tack but said Manson would not sandwich,” he added. an evidentiary or lead value,” request last October during Fire Preven “The men will only make suggestions. available at Manchester Com< •Mini Course in Bridge Logic The tiny, red-haired Miss respond to specific questions. It was reported that Miss said Paul Young, special agent tion Week, he said. These inspections this No pressure will be used at all,” he added. munity College. -7:30 p.m.; HR 216; $10. SUNDAY, SEPT. 14 ICE CREAM The U.S. attorney planned to Fromme and 'her roommate, in charge of the Sacramento The MCC staff looks 30 FLAVORS TO CHOOSE FROM, lani thara a flavor you^ra longad lor Fromme, 26, nicknamed year will be done the same way but can be The men making the inspections will be Baseball — 11 a.m.; vs. AHD couldn’t And?, try ua, wa ttiink youll ba dallghtad. “Squeaky” by convicted mass present full charges against Sandra Good, 31, had tried this FBI office. “He was not respon done at any time agreeable to the resident. on duty at the time. The engine they drive forward to seeing you on THURSDAY, SEPT. .11 Eastern Ck)nn.; Mt. Nebo. murderer Charles Manson Miss Fromme to a federal year to get on the accepted sive to specific questions.” An officer with one or two men in a fire will also be on line pieces of equipment, campus and at the various ••Luncheon — Project Help because of her high-pitched grand jury Wednesday. visitors list at San Quentin Young said-'“at least” 50 engine will make the inspection, he said. Rivosa said. events. Call 646-2137 for — 12 noon; Student Center; Having A Party? Serve An voice, was held today on |1 Vincent Bugliosi, who prison to see Manson, serving a agents are working on the case. They will be in full, dress uniform with With radio contact, he is sure they will further information on any $1.50. ICE CREAM CAKE million bail in an isolation cell prosecuted Ma,nson and life term for influencing badges. They will never come alone or un be just as able to respond to calls as if they of the activities. •Introduction to Transac MONDAY, SEPT. 15 members of the “family” for Charles “Tex” Watson and tional Analysis — 7 p.m.; HR •Manpower 'Trng. and Ad with your greeting written on top, decorated at Sacramento Jail. announced, he said. were in a station house. Maybe better, he in rich heavy cream • terve, 10 to 12 periont. She was reported in “good the Tate-LaBianca murders in several young women in his sex The inspection teams will be sure to look added. TUESDAY, SEPT. 9 216; $45. ministration — 7:20 p.m.; Main spitits” and maintaining a 1971, told newsmen during the and drug-oriented cult to com Recollections on our at the basement and the home’s electrical A mail-in form is printed below today in •Beginning Bridge — 9 a.m.; •Piloting and Dead Campus; $35. vegetarian diet. weekend Miss Fromme was a mit at least seven murders. system. 'They will also check out any gar order to assist people in contacting the HR 216; $17.50. Reckoning — 7:30 p.m.; HR ••Luncheon — Project Help NEW! CHERRY CHEESE CAKE SUCES (6 Pack) Miss Fromme pointed a .45 sort of “executive officer” for Officials said Fromme and Diamond Anniversary ages. chief about a home inspection. Community Service Registra 202; $32. — 12 noon; Student Center. Nut-Roll - Spumoni - Tortoni - Jimmie- caliber pistol at Ford Friday Manson when the family was in Miss Good tried to get a lawyer tion — 6-8 p.m.; Administration •Non-Credit community ser and became the first woman full flower. She was chief to help them obtain visiting Building. vices course begins. Open on a Roll and Cake-A La Mode, — privileges. The lawyer con space available basis. contusing? then stop at our plant or at your favorite ever to try to assassinate a spokeswoman during the Man- •Certified Professional FRIDAY, SEPT. 12 son trial in Los Angeles. tacted police, who warned the ••All luncheons and dinners President. The weapon did not Secretary Theory arid Review •Mini Course in Bridge Logic store and try your fancy. We warn you, it Is rich in fire. In a book about the “family,” women possible legal action It MAIL-IN SLIP REQUESTING A — Part I. , are held in the Food Service heavy cream, and loaded with calories, but oh so - 9 a.m.; HR 216; $10. Bugliosi described “Squeaky” could be taken against them. Dining Room. Tickets may be A jailer told of a conversation Environmental Relationships Duplicate Bridge — 7:45 as “the undisputed leader of the “There is no evidence at this HOME INSPECTION in Business—5:55 p.m.; HR 13; purchased at the college with the 5-foot-3 woman after happened p.m.; Novice, Open; HR 102, she was wrestled to the ground family while Charlie was in time indicating a conspiracy” $14. bookstore. in the threat to Ford’s life, said Please arrange for a firefighter to visit my home and assist my family In a home 103, 103; $1.75. by a Secret Service agent when absentia.” U.S. track and field •Non-Fiction Writing — 7:30 she aimed the pistol at the F r i d a y ’s a c tio n w as U.S. Attorney Dwayne Keyes. competitors captured Inspection and the planning of a fire escape route: President. “completely within their Miss Good, released by police 11 of 15 gold medals in NAME_»------— ------lifestyle — to kill or attempt to after questioning, said Miss “Well you know,” he quoted the Olympic games held ADDRESS. kV' her, “when people around you kill people, and in such a way as Froirime wrote every day to * 1 9 € € Manson but that “Squeaky in Paris, France. “ Old BEST TIME TO CALL treat you like a child and pay no to shock the world. I’m not sur Satchmo” Louis Armstrong was born PHONE _ attention to the things you say, prised. Not at all.” acted totally of her own voli The fire department will contact you by phone to make arragements for the in Miss Fromme is kept in a cell in New Orleans. And our government you have to do something.” expressed its commitment to China's spection______• “ Open Door” policy. The turn of the century also marked the Mail slip to: FIRE HEADQUARTERS establishment of the first retail 75 CENTER STREET Miners begin returning jewelry store to bear the Michaels MANCHESTER, CT. 06040 name. It was opened by Abraham L. ATTN: CHIEF JOHN RIVOSA Michaels in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. With its gaslit fixtures, to work in coal fields polished wooden floors and solid cherry counters It was the jewelry showcase of the town. Tod^, three Tri’Town Players CHARLESTON, W. Va. against confrontations with of its goals — to protest use of tjuarters of a century later, in 14 to start casting 5 DAYS (UPI) — Southern West pickets. But some miners said court injunctions by coal towns throughout Connecticut and for drama roles Virginia coal miners began a they intended to cross any lines operators to settle local dis Rhode Island, Michaels stores still Sears The Tri-Town Players of Ver massive return to work today set up by strikers who want a putes. He predicted the in serve as showcases for the world's ONLY dustry now would be more non will.hold casting for their -4F. despite prospects of picketing right-to-strike provision in most precious gems, elegant crystal,. All Pants fall production, “The Lion in by dissidents demanding the serted in the UMW contract. willing to try to resolve sterling silver, distinctive time pieces M iller and o th e r UMW grievances at the mine site in and unusual gifts. Winter,” 'Thursday and Friday TUESDAY, SEPT. 9th right to strike without the at 7:30 p.m., and Sunday at 2:30 threat of court injunctions. leaders have maintained the stead of in the courts. thru right-to-strike faction “We now have the respect of p.m. at the Lottie Fiske Weary of a month-old wildcat Building, Henry Park, Vernon. walkout which at one time idled represented only 5 per cent of the courts, the companies and SATURDAY, SEPT. 13th the union’'s membership. the international union,” “The Lion in Winter” is a up to 60,000 workers, rank-and- comedy set in Medieval times, file miners held weekend Two leading strike advocates, Thompson said. TRADE-IN..:. Giddap, horsey Bruce Miller and Skip Delano, Thompson, whose dismissal and has a cast of six men and meetings and voted to heed two women of various ages. 'The United Mine Workers President were scheduled to appear in by Amherst Coal Co. triggered Our 75th Anniversary \fear the walkout last month, warned As Leading Jeweters&Siversmiths play is scheduled for production Michael Hadlock, 2, of Rye St., South Windsor gets some help from his aunt, Nancy Smith Arnold Miller’s order to resume U.S. District Ck)urt here today to answer contempt charges for operators to avoid reprisals Nov. 7 and 8 and 14 and 15. of Southington, while enjoying the merry-go-round at the 85th Wapping Fair Saturday. coal production. 958 MAIN STREET, DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER All persons interested in “Return to work, but if there ignoring Judge K.K. Hall’s against strikers. (Herald photo by Dunn) back-to-work orders. “If anyone gets fired,” he Hartford • Westfarma Mall trying out for a part are invited are pickets out, return home,” to attend the casting sessions. UMW Local 1302 President ’Thompson said he felt the said, “that’s when we start For further information, call Roger Thompson told a walkout had accomplished one pulling men again.” Andrea Hanson, 647-9697. gathering of miners Sunday in Logan County, where the strike started Aug. 11. AMNESTY ASKED YOUR OLD Clear weather greets fair ’Thompson said that as far as RIDGECREST, N. C. (UPI) - A he could determine, all locals in Southern Baptist seminary pro Charleston-based District 17 fessor, Prof. Henlee H. Barnette, SOUTH WINDSOR one inch for each year since 1776 — put voted to end the strike. In of the Southern Baptist Theologi South Windsor in the Guinness Record neighboring District 29, cal Seminary in Louisville, has Judy Kuehnel FROM Book. Until this weekend the British held headquartered in Beckley, the called on President Ford to 644-1364 the record with a 64-inch cigar. same sentiment was voiced by grant universal and uncondi Saturday morning showers gave way to The cigar was presented to the town and 50 of 66 locals. tional amnesty to Vietnam war clearing weather in time for the parade will be on display in the Town Hall, said Union officials cautioned opponents and said the govern marking South Windsor’s 85th Wapping Town Manager Terry Sprenkel. WEKHTIMKrCHeftSI ment “has not shown the same, Fair, an annual event since 1890. Demonstrations by a magician and kind of compassion toward our The fair, which opened Friday night, Karate experts as well as bicycle and loot own children” as it had the Viet offered exhibits, contests, races, rides, races were featured among Sunday’s ac Six new voters nam refugees. demonstrations and music as well as an tivities. opportunity for local political candidates added to rolls p& fsom . PANTS Winners of exhibits are expected to be (Doubleknits - Chinos - Jeans - Corduroys) to mix among the fair-goers. announced tomorrow. A total of six new voters Saturday’s parade at noon opened the Meets Tuesday signed up Saturday in a four- day’s events. hour, voter-making session in IN ANY CONDITION... ’The South Windsor Exchange Club ’The first fall meeting of the Abe E. GLOBE Miller Unit 133 American Legion the Manchester town clerk’s of AND WE WILL ALLOW YOU placed first for its float depicting a giant fice, with three declaring size Minuteman. Auxiliary o f . South Windsor will be Travel Service themselves Republican, one Democrats constructed an elaborate Tuesday, at the home of Janice Stewart, eating problems. One week, 968 Foster St., South Windsor at 8 p.m. Democrat and two unaffiliated. "For twelve years I 555 MAIN STREET reproduction of Concord Bridge. Children, Republican Registrar Fred have travelled throughout the 'module' may be in handmade costumes, recreated the bat Senior citizens 643-2165 Peck noted "for the record,” the world talking to people devoted to the friend who Over 30 years ’The South Windsor Senior Citizens will tle scene as the float made its way into the it’s the second consecutive who need help in losing forces food on you. Another Travel Experience meet Wednesday at 1 p.m. at St. Margaret fair grounds. voter-making session in weight. Today, I am proud week, the too tempting Authorized agent in Manchester The Republican float consisted of two Mary’s Church, Hayes Rd. to announce anothei move refrigerator. During other for all Airlines. Railroads and Manchester where new Steamship Lines. large flags — one with the stars of the thir Republicans outnumbered new forward in our commitment weeks, snacking while teen colonies and the other the present day Square dance club Democrats. ’The other time was to fight obesity—our new watching television, etc. 50-star flag. ’The South Windsor Square Dance Club Aug. 9 at a SAM concert at Mt. Personal Action Plan Based The 'modules' are planned Steve Cooney, petitioning candidate for will have its first open dance of the fall Nebo, when there were three to make Weight Watchers IF t ’S o u r p o l ic y the South Windsor Board of Education, on the results of many season on Friday pt the Wapping Elemen Republicans, two Democrats meetings even more stim spent about 25 hours over the weekend research studies, It provides tary School from 8 to 11 p.m. ’The caller and nine unaffiliated. ulating than ever before. perched on a seat over a tub of water. action-oriented ways to A staff of 10 people were on Meetings where people just Balls, thrown on target, released the will be Cliff Brodeur. help you regain control of Rounds will be cued by Russ and Anita duty at last Saturday’s 9 a.m. to like you will help one seat and sent Cooney into the tub of water. your eating habits. White. All club level dancers are invited to 1 p.m. voter-making session "Regularly at Weight another reach their goal’. ’The sign in front of the cage in which when the six new voters signed Cooney sat read “Dunk Partisan attend. Watchers* meetings, you "It's quite a program. up. TOWARD THE PURCHASE OF ANY Politics.” Fun Night will be Wednesday, Sept.' 17, will be given a 'module,' a It Includes a new modular The staff of 10 consisted of The • Beer Garden — where fairgoers from 7:30 to 10 at the Wapping Elemen simple-to-follow guide, with plan of action. Friendly, PAIR OF PANTS FROM OUR tary School with Don Swift, lessons caller. the two registrars of voters, stimulating group atmos mXGCOLO] consumed 18 kegs of beer on Friday night suggested ways for han All adults are invited to attend and try the two deputy registrars, an assis alone — featured rock, bluegrass and dling an eating problem phere. Wide variety of ^ TREMENDOUS STOCK OF OVER 20,- tant town clerk, two selectmen polka bands throughout the weekend. fun of square dancing; no previous dan that may have weakened foods. Tested program. and three typists — as spelled 000 PAIR... A Nuway Tobacco Co. 200-inch cigar — cing experience is necessary. your resolve to lose weight Twelve years of experience. OWONLY out in the state statutes. ' , Convenient locations. By Ray Janguay, C.L.U. CHOOSE FROM... Only compensation for the in the past.. "At Weight Watchers s "Join us now, when we c er tifie d in su r a n c e three typists was an expense of CONSULTANT group meetings, you can ^ have so .much more to LEVI’S...LEE...WRIGHTS...WRANGLER... Girl Scouts to register Tuesday the session. ’The other seven are \ help you reach your goall" on yearly salary. review ways to solve special New ncurlty system uses an Invisible marker that' can be viewed under SEDGEFIELD...BIG VANK...JAYMAR m i Sandwiches, tea, coffee and ultra-violet IlghL Stickers posted on COVENTRY the annual International Food the premises warn that the system Is and OTHER WORLD FAM D^ BRANDS Fair, a camp weekend, the Boy dessert will be served for a 4 ^^Weiqhl Walchers Founder In use. 3MPLETE Monica Shea donation of $1.25. Scout-Girl Scout Jamboree with * ★ ★ 742.9495 The public is invited to at Special session PLUS YOU GET REGAL’S EXCLUSIVE surrounding towns, and a coun i Is your organization planning an out- cilwide roundup. Adults and tend. for school, bonds J door tund-ralslng event? Rain In- Girls in Grades 1-2 who are Bring all the children girls who are interested in the Garden Club I suranca may be worth your while. interested in becoming Girl urged by mayors P.A.L POLICY... girl scouts program may phone The Coventry Garden Club I Scouts may register tomorrow NEW HAVEN (UPI) - The I * ★ ★ FAMILY 8x10 PeriTianent Alterations For the Life of Mrs. Keller, 7 4 2 ^ or Mrs. will meet Tuesday at 1 p.m. at at Capt. Nathan Hale School Connecticut Conference of 1 New antl-thett device for autos, called The Qarment...Absolutely Free... Barker, 742-9295. the home of Mrs. Thomas 2 almost foolproof, shuts off the fuel; (Cafeteria between 4 and 7 p.m. Mayors and Municipalities said I thief can go a short distence, but the COLOR Welles, Hop River Rd. Mrs. Robert Keller, service PZC m eets Sunday a special legislative ses I gar stops. Thiel than abandons car, PAIR FOR PAIR TRADE-IN ONLY! Co-hostesses will be Mrs. aaya the manufacturer, for tear of PORTRAIT unit chairman, has scheduled The Planning and Zoning sion should be called to bond being Sophie LaPorte and Mjs. Karea Hng caught the first leaders’ meeting for Commission will meet tonight money for school construction g O .8 8 Sept. 10 at 7:30 at the school. at 7:30 in the Board Room of Affricanno. to beat inflation in the coming • * ★ till* wMk only The subject of the meeting Children with perentt. There is space available in all the Town Hall. months. I New system to Identity Individual grandparenu, adult The commission will meet will be a plant exchange among I diamonds h u been perfected. Using couplat, Mom and program le'vels. All active The state Board of Education I a hallum-naon laaar, machine I Dad. Limit ona tpaclal with Fran Funk, chairman of club members. THERE ARE DAY AND EVENING CLASSES NEAR YOUR HOME. REGAL MEN'S SHOP troops have leaders for this approved more school projects ! producat a "gamprlnf tald to ba at ' par family. "CONNECTICUrS LARGEST an d MOST COMPLETE MEN S STORE" year. Several new troops will be the Conservation Commission Democrats meet for state aid this year than the FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION, CALLi I Inlalllbla at a fingerprint formed. at 8 to discuss the Conservation The Democratic Town Com legislature had bonded money HARTFORD COUNTY Photoaraphan Hours I A A ★ DAILY 10 AM-1 PM, 3 PM-S PM. 6 PM-8 PM High school-age scouts will Commission’s Natural mittee will meet Tuesday night for, and a number have been I Do you have credit card Inauranea' Resources and Open Space at 8 in the Board Room of the held up. • Though you're only liable for $81 SATURDAY 10 AM-1 PM, 3 PM-4:30 PM 903 MAIN ST„ MANCHESTER TRI-CITY PLAZA, VERNON have an informal troop 232-7600 I worth ol purchMoa It your credit card organization, coordinating ac Report. Town Hall and will select can The organization said the I la a trmii ^ - Iiwvfhow many carda do - - you open daily till 5:30 P.M., Thursday till 9 P.M. open daily till 9 P.M.. Saturday till 5:30 P.M. tivities through Camp Laurel. A Koffee Klatch didates to recommend to the savings to the state would be WBCHT WMCHERS®^^ ! have?I QovarageQo' It Inexpanatva. number of weekend events for The Ladies Association of the Town Council for the sewer much more than the cost of commission and for the jury holding a special session For siralghtlorward answeri bring junior high and high school girls First Con^egational' Church NfW POSONAL ACTIO^KAN youryVVI Insurance questions — — — to MANCHESTER have been planned for this fall, will have its monthly Koffee committee. because construction costs are Manchester There will also be a special . -weiOMT WATCHfM" AMO® ARC RROIATlRfO TAAOtMAPWR OF WIIOHT WATCMiM tMTIRMATiOWAL. INC., MAMHAtMT. N Y. •W tlOMT lyATCMIM IWTtAMATK>MAl. W $ . I BEECHUR-TRHCUAY, Inc. SEARS, ROEBUCR AND CO. including backpacking, cycling, Klatch on Wednesday from highly competitive now and Parkade and canoeing. noon until 1:30 in the vestry of report from the platform com costs in six months or more are |113 East Canter Plans for this year include the church. mittee. likely to be higher. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Sept. 8,1975 PAGE NINE PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., Sept. 8, 1975 Legion plans combined installation Polls open noon to 8 p*m. Tech school lists /ABOUT Robert Donahue, past com Donahue resides in Vernon evening classes TOWN mander of the Dilworth- with his wife and three Cornell-Quey Post of the children. He is employed as a Howell Cheney Regional Related classes in American Legion in claims supervisor for Liberty Voters to decide Tuesday Technical-Vocational School mathematics, blueprint reading Temple Chapter, OES, will Manchester, will install post of Mutual Insurance Co. will offer evening classes in and applied physics will also be meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. in ficers on Saturday at 7 ;30 p.m. Henry Wierzbicki, general trade and related subjects this offer^. the Masonic Temple. A at the American Legion Home. chairman for the event, has an- on fire department funds fall. Registration for the fall program honoring the founder The installation wiil be com nouncd that a social hour will There will be a tuition fee of semester will be Sept. 15 and 16 of the Eastern Star, Eobert bined with those of the Ladies proceed the installation begin $35. Courses are open to all out- from 7 to 9 p.m. in the school Morris, will given by Ronald Auxiliary, and the Sons of the ning at 6:30, hosted by Mrs. VERNON Schools will be in session in the morning of-school adults. cafeteria. Daily registration Mottram, associate patron. American Legion. Mary LeDuc, auxiliary Vernon voters will go to the polls and will close at noon to avoid confusion Courses in the following trade will begin Tuesday from 9 a.m. Members are reminded to bring Donahue received the out president-elect; Harold Pohl, Tuesday from noon to 8 p.m. to act on a for voters and possible traffic hazards to areas will be offered: to 4 p.m. items for the tea cup auction standing commander of the commander-elect; Laura request for an appropriation of $725,000 for the students. \ Automotive, carpentry, which wiil be conducted year award from the Depart Freeman, past president of the the purchase of equipment and other All voters voting on the basis of property mechanical drafting, electrical, Classes will be Mondays or following the meeting. ment of Connecticut in 1973 at auxiliary; and John Mayne, facilities for the town’s two fire ownership must vote at the Sykes S^ool electrical code, electronics, Wednesdays from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Refreshments will be served by the state convention. He has past commander. departments. only, and before voting they must obtain a machine, and tool and die. The first class begins Sept. Mrs. Lena Speed and her com served his department as direc Michael Pohl, son of the The items concerned were priority certificate from the assessor’s office in Basic and advanced courses mittee. tor of children-youth for 1974-75, commander-elect, will be in items recommended in a report of the the Memorial Building to show proof they are available in most trades. 2 2 . and played an active role in stalled as commander of the Fire Study Committee appointed by are eligible to vote. The Hartford Chapter of the department conventions. Sons of the American Legion. Mayor Frank Mc(]oy. The vote will be on an entire package. ABOUT TOWN American Association of He has also served his post as The ceremony is open to the Some 13,000 registered voters are eligi The breakdown of the proposed $175,000 Medical Assistants will meet commander, building public. A buffet and dancing ble to vote in the referendum. Also eligible appropriation, is as follows; Addition to Whiting and Miss Dimitri Vernon Fire Co. I, $300,000; 100-foot aerial Manchester WATES will Wednesday at 7 ;30 p.m. at the renovations chairman, presently serving as post will follow the installations. are those having property valued at $1,000 meet Tuesday at the Italian- Morianos. Hartford Medical Society executive committee, baseball athletic director for the second Past Cmdr. Wierzbicki will or more on the Oct. 1,1974 Grand List, as ladder truck for Rockville department, $135,000; 85-foot aerial ladder platform for American Club. Weighing-in Building, 230 Scarborough St., committee, color guard, and is consecutive year. also serve as distinguishied long as they are American citizens. will be 7 to 8 p.m. The program guest chairman. Vernon department, $190,000; purchase of Hartford. Following a short The polling places are as follows: will be jokes and embarrasing The executive board of the business meeting, a “Medicare District I, Sykes School; District 2, Maple lanif for new fire station in Vernon, $30,- Volunteer League of the Lutz 000; pumper for Rockville department, moments from the members. Workshop” will be held. The YWCA Series To Begin St. school; District 3, Skinner Rd. School; Top loser last month was Mrs. Junior Museum will meet $60,000; and improvements to the com meeting is open to the pubiic, District 4, Lake St. School; District 5, Ver Richard Rana. Tied for second Tuesday at 10 a.m. at the The Book Discussion Series of Lucille Meierfeld will con munications system, $10,000. and medical assistants in non Elementary School. place were Mrs. Harold museum. terested in becoming members the YWCA will begin Sept. 16 at tinue to lead the series which Having a hall are urged to attend. the Nutmeg Center, 78 N. Main will be on alternate Tuesdays ■ • St. from 10 to 11:30 a.m. Vice President Nelson A. Rockefeller and his wife. Happy, gave his first party in the Vice The Epworth Circle of the The book “Centennial” by President’s new official mansion Sunday night. President Ford and his wife, Betty, YerYion dance to aid New Hope Manor South United Methodist Church Neil Ellis James A. Michener will be the attended the party and danced with the Rockefellers. (UPI photo) YOGA will meet Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. selection for Sept. 16. } RHS improvements lauded ■ Residents of Nutmeg Village, 655 Talcottville Rd., Vernon, Linda Prockter. Proceeds will benefit New Hope Manor in at the home of Miss Eleanor to address Admission is free to Y Gordon, 71 Llynwood Dr., for a members, and 81 for guests. ‘ will sponsor their second annual charity dance Friday at Manchester. Music will be provided h y the Bob Shaw provements were made in a dations which have been im CLASSES cookout. Miss Gordon and Mrs. Realtors For further information, call VERNON Official vice presidential . 8:30 p.m. at their clubhouse. Looking over poster are, from Band. Donation is $5 per couple and $2 for teenagers. The NEASC report filed after a plemented or are in progress Alice Richmond will be co Georgette D. Kiecolt, 643-i6539. toward completion in the two Coed For All Ages ; left, Beth Myler; Charles Simone, recreation director; and event is open to the public. (Herald photo by Dunn) committee visited the school hostesses. Neil H. Ellis, president of Improvements made at two years ago, prior to the time years since the original First Hartford Realty, will be Rockville High School have home has modern art bed FALL REGISTRATION MIGRANT FIGURES new construction started. evaluation.” The Edgar Circle of the South the guest speaker at the noon been applauded by the New SAN JUAN, P. R (UPD - Many of the recommendations The letter also commended WASHINGTON (UPI) - A thought the bed was “tremen ment on it. Classes Start The Week of September 8lh United Methodist Church will luncheon meeting of the England Association of Schools Center Church Women More than 17,000 migrants from MANCHESTER concerned the lack of space at the townspeople for approving dous.” Secretary of State Happy Rockefeller admitted PHONE 649-6531 meet Tuesday morning at 9:15 Manchester Board of Realtors and (Colleges (NEASC) Com $35,000 modern art bed was the the neighboring Dominican Re the school. High school students the appropriation of more than hit of Nelson Rockefeller’s first Henry Kissinger raved that it she and the vice president had Beginners — Intermediates — Advanced at Susannah Wesley Hall for a Sept. 17 at Willie’s Steak House. HARDWARE mission of Public Schools. $5 million which made the addi planning fall program public are residents of Puerto 877 NUIN STREET have been on double sessions party at the nation’s new of was “marvelous.” His wife not yet “inaugurated” the bed. Morning and Evening Classns fair workshop. His topic is “Real Estate: A letter from the commis tion possible. Rico, according to U. S. Im MANCHESTER • 643-4428 for the past year and will be on ficial residence for the vice Nancy said less enthusastically She told a reporter, “You have Register at the Studle % Hear Batere Class Where Do We Go From Here?” sion, sefit to Martin Fagan, them until February when the A five-year progress report is THE BABY migration office figures. president. it was “very pretty.” First to give us time.” Mrs. Norine Nelson is serving Beatrice Carroll, food services; The Stanley Circle of the Members of the Manchester principal ’ of the school, in due June 1, 1978 and the com W «J. 6:00 p.m. - lnt•rlmdl■t•• addition project is far enough President Ford said he Lady Betty Ford wouldn’t com- “I think it went over very South United Methodist Church formed him that a preliminary S nS n'm ■ P-™' - B^Slnnw* II IS NAMED the second year of her two-year Mrs. Dolores Swallow and Mrs. Bar Association and the along so they can be eliminated. mission has asked that this in well,” Rockefeller said. “They 6.00 p.m. • AdvtncGd pm . B®alnn#rt term as president of the Center Carol Cheney, hospitality; Mrs. will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Northeastern Chapter of report concerning the im The letter from the com dicate the current status of its realize that it’s a true work of 7:00 p.m. - Interm^dlatM oagmiwt 8:00 p.m. - Baglnnar* Prl. 6:30 p.m. - IntermadlatM Church Women of Center Carol Donaghue, property; at the home of Mrs. Alton Hall, Commercial Investment Divi provements being made at the mittee commended school of recommendations which are art.” Mrs. Carol Seavey, cheer; Mrs. 37 Holl St. for a dessert FURNITURE LOOK TIRED? school has been accepted. . Wexelman, Sandra Edith and Cynthia Esther, twin Congregational Church. The sion of the Connecticut Associa ficials for the “large number of not yet fully operative. School board meets The Rockefellers threw the (Limited Enrollment) Gertrude Bengston, special meeting. Mrs. Harold Mayo Recommendations for im daughters of Mortimer and Lois Magdefrau Wexelman of 13 Mid group was organized last year. tion of Realtors (CID) will also Use Our Custom Reupholstery... visiting committee recommen first of nine housewarming par Other officers completing projects; Mrs. Christy Vale and will review the book “Upstairs take action on requests from 1045 Main Street in dle Butcher Rd., Ellington. They were born Aug. 28 at attend. Special Group of Fabrics Available at 20% to 25% VERNON ties at the new vice presidential their two-year terms are: Mrs. Mrs. Markstein, bazaar; Mrs. at the White House.” The CID members will meet two sets of parents concerning Manchester Memorial Hospital. Their paternal grandmother is Savings While Our Stock Lasts... Dr. Raymond Ramsdell, mansion Sunday night. About the Manchester State Bank Bldg. Elizabeth Marx and Mrs. Anne possible early entry for IJlrs. Sarah Wexelman of West Hartford. They have two brothers, Claudia Markstein, vice- before the luncheon at 11 a.m. superintendent of schools, will 200 members of the cabinet, Flynn, nominating; Mrs. The Women’s Bibe Study DIAL 643-4159 kindergarten. Your Instructor, Shirley Banks Alan, 9, and George, 1, and a sister, Audrey, 6. president; Mrs. Lena Hill, at Willie’s. ROCKVILLE HOSPITAL NOTES report on the opening of schools Congress, the diplomatic corps Group of South United th e board’s policy concer secretary; Mrs. Margaret Gr- Eleanor Cole, missions. After the luncheon, Richard • NO OBLIGATION at the meeting of the Board of and other dignitaries viewed Miss Beatrice Clulow has Methodist Church will meet Also specialists In ning kindergarten entrance age Martin, Sean David, son of Michael and Pamela Howat Martin zyb, treasurer; Mrs. Nona E. Merritt, president, will con Education tonight at 7:30 at the the bed and other furnishings been newly elected as Tuesday evening at 1208 Main is that a child has to be five of 29B Rachel Rd. He was born Aug. 30 at Manchester Memorial McCann, material aide; Miss duct a brief business meeting of CUSTOM MADE FABRIC Sykes School. and munched a buffet dinner Anna Brown, auditor. membership chairman. St. the Board of Realtors and the M MM III tM M» Vernon Ave., Rockville; and daughter, Regan Rd., year old on or before Jan, 1 if he Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Allan and 8 VISITING HOURS Assistant Supt. Albert Kerkin that included lobster, shrimp, ♦ Also, Mrs. Helen Elliott, Mrs. Center Church Women’s first Manchester Multiple Listing Wilfred Hall, Suffield; Joseph Rockville; Daniel Mathewson, is to enter school the September roast beef, turkey and ham. Howat of Deland, Fla. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Surgical and medical wings, will discuss tuition costs for Lena Hill and Mrs. Marjorie program will be Sept. 17 from The Hollis Circle of South Service. PLASTIC SLIPCOVERS “.‘1,7,i;." Jakiel, West Rd., Rockville; E. Main St., Rockville; Mary before. The bed is the creation of 20th Mrs. George Martin of 39 Wilson Lane, Vernon. 12:30 to 2 p.m. and 4 to 8 p.m.; special education students Bradley, representatives to 9:30 a.m. to noon in the Federa United Methodist Church will Ellen Lotz, Blueberry Circle, McGill, Vemwood Dr., Vernon; The two children concerned century surrealist American Maternity, 2 to 4 p.m. and 6:30 which involve the town paying Church Women United; Mrs. tion Room of Center Church. meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at Ellington; Marc Schaffer, Met Anthony Pachesa, Baldwin Rd., will be five later in January. artist Max Ernst. The king- Nesko, William Joseph, son of John and Deborah Grondin to 8 p.m. (fathers, 8 to 9 p.m.); tuition fees to schools outside Irene Bengston, representative After the business meeting and 183 Green Manor Rd. for a fair calf Rd., Tolland. Manchester; Ronald Peterson, At the start of the meeting sized bed, with its mink cover, Nesko of 21 Angel St. He was born Aug. 27 at Manchester Pediatrics, parents anytime^ Discharged Friday: Florence Stafford Springs; Agnes the town. there will be the regular session to Girl Scouts; and Mrs. Joyce worship service, Ralph Taylor workshop. Because of the special type of has cage-like bars on both ends, Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. and others 12:30 to 8 p.m.; Ayers, Old - Stafford Rd., Walker, Windsor Locks. for citizens to ask questions or Young, Mrs. Lynn Nelson, and from the Council on World education needed for some two circular paintings and a Ralph H. Grondin of 21 Angel St. His paternal grandparents are Intensive Care Unit, im m olate Tolland; Andrea Byrne, Baxter Admitted Saturday: Ronald give opinions on anything per Mrs. Catherine Jack, members- Hunger will speak on special Reed-Eaton Circle of Cpm- students such as the blind or large modern painting on a Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nesko of Wethersfield. He has a brother, family only, five minutes per St., Tolland; Karen Connors, Merker, Donnel Rd., Vernon; taining to the education system. at-large. Mrs. Jean Thienes is projects in the area of world munity Baptist Church will deaf, which cannot be provided screen at one side. Richard Elbert, 3, and a sister, Elizabeth Jean, 5. hour. Somers; Larry Dobson, East Rose Oliveria, Fall River, member emeritus. hunger. meet Tuesday at 7:45 p.m. at in the local schools, it is Committee chairmen are: All Center Church women and the home of Mrs. George H. Hartford; Rene Gendreau, Mass. Hemphill, Bertina Lillian, daughter of David and Christine ^ Admitted Friday: Muriel necessary to send some to Mrs. Terry Clendaniel, publici their friends are invited to at Smith, 12 Green Manor Rd. h a p p y s e w i n g b e g i n s a t B E A C t Danielson; Kevin Kincman, Discharged Saturday: Scott LaPointe Hemphill of-93 Charter Oak St. She was born Aug. 29 at Adams, Brooklyn St., schools in other towns or other ty; Mrs. Rebecca Frank and tend. Child care will be Grove St., Rockville; Norman Gilbert, Stafford Springs; Lor- Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Rockville; Scott Gilbert, Staf states. Mrs. Harriet Hiller, worship; provided. LaFlamme, Florence St., na Herrick, Warehouse Point; Mr. and Mrs. Leo LaPointe of 77 Glenstone Dr., Rockville. Her C om p letes ford Springs; Albert Hager, Charles Brisson, business Mrs. Markstein, program; Mrs. Rockville; l^ s . Donna Lane Joyce Kerstetter, Hansen Dr., paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs. Edward Hemphill of 88 D uty T o u r Beaconway Vernon; Antonio Lorello, East manager, will give a report on BETTY-JANE insurance coverage for the Legion Dr., Rockville. Her maternal great-grandmothers are John Crockett, cultural at Hartford; Ellen Lotz, ej=ii-»fic C en tex . school system. A recommenda Mrs. Ida Brann and Mrs. Amanda LaPointe, Irath of Maine. Her AARP planning theatre party. tache of the American Em Blueberry Circle, Ellington; paternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Homer Storrs, and bassy at Tel Aviv, has completed; the Rev. Peter Mans, Bellzebub tion was made by John Mason, HUBBY CLASSES ABE CL08INBI ENBOLL NOW FOR FAU Earl Hemphill, all of New Hampshire. Mueller will direct head of the town’s Insurance TURNER A travelogue on Hong Kong vations is SeptylO. Checks must his tour of duty and is on home Rd., South Windsor; Corinne Advisory Commission, concer PATTI COBRIGAirS SCHOOL OF GYMNASTICS, INC. and Japan will be given on be mailed J(o Mrs. Lucille leave in Connecticut. Milnes, Stafford Springs; * WE HAK mono Tt AN EVEN IIS SO A METTO FACHJTT * ning a change in liability O'Neil, John Michael, son of Thomas and Rose Fontaine Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. at the Mahoney, 19 Hamlin St. and In his 29th year of diplomatic Rig Brothers picnic Gerald Ward, Warehouse Point. (Cnv •! hrtM N. I Na St - 211 PIm SU llw M v , C m ) coverage. The recommendation O'Neil of Chaplin. He was born Aug. 30 at Manchester Memorial opening meeting of the should be made payable to Ir service, Crockett has directed Admitted Sunday: Keith Specializing In Qymnastlct lor Girls of all agaa was reviewed at the last School of Dance Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Manchester Chapter 1275 of the ving Carlson, treasurer, AARP official U.S. Government DesRoberts, Brimwood 'Dr., (preschool2'A-up) and Youngar Boya. meeting of the board and board Individualized Small Group Inatruction on •Unavan Fontaine of Greensboro Bend, Vt. His paternal grandparents are American Association of Chapter 1275. * educational and cultural o u r su p e r vised by professional Vernon; Rene Gendreau, TOLLAND members asked for more infor Parellel Bart • Balance Beam • Vaulting • Floor Exarcita Mr. and Mrs. John O'Neil of 13 Thayer Rd. Retired Persons in Cooper Hall programs in Israel, for the past caseworkers, there are current Danielson; Frances Grous, Karl Mueller of Tolland is mation before making a deci (tumbling combined with dance) at the South United Methodist two years. He served on the ly some 450 such “matches” in Becker PL, Rockville; Charity sion. ★ MEET OUR STAFF ★ Moore, Kimberly Renee, daughter of Eranklin and Donna Church. board of the U.S.-Israel chairman of the Big Brothers the Greater Hartford area. Lavoie, West Willington; Dr. Robert Linstone, assis Alexander Moore of Grant Hill Rd., North Coventry. She was A buffet dinner-theatre party IN THE Educational Foundation. picnic scheduled for Sept. 13 at Robert Lindsey, Stafford • PATTI CORRIGAN DUNNE born Aug. 28 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal Martin Park, East Hartford. tant superintendent, will advise IS. SftiicM WkM. ISU Byieic TniiiW S ^ ISll U VX W W l« lta t h m Ss will be conducted Thursday, Following a vacation in K of C auction Springs; Stephen Mantlik, Owipw IStS-nM liMficii Cimt ISN -niiiito SERVICE The event will bring together the board on the status of the grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Alexander of Grant Hill Sept. 18 at the Coachlight Unionville, he will be deputy The Ed P. Perkins Council Cassidy Hill Rd., Tolland; ChaisMar Tna. great fabric sale! guidance program a t the Sykes • KEVIN DUNNE Rd., North Coventry. Her paternal grandmother is Mrs. Marie those involved with Big Brother Theatre when the musical director. Office of Report, 6626, Tolland Knights of Colum Angelica Suomi, Stafford SASrri»tH(4hfcp.WiTiic6E After a 25-year shutdown, the trails ideology kindergarten at St. James School reopened this year with . 2912, MOSCOW - (LENS) - Just UpbyJ«rlu mHMonlona 50 students. It was begun 53 how bad is the Soviet harvest Official figuTM of Ruasian grain harvtat years ago and planned by Sister this year, and how serious will Mary Felita who trained the the consequences be? American 1 first kindergarten teacher and experts have now revised their tai^ght there herself for three estimates of the Soviet grain years. Sister Mary is serving as iem . crop downward yet again, from a consultant in the reopening of !I1 185 million to IM million tons. the kindergarten. That is 35 million tons lower than planned, and 43 million She is a member of the staff tons Ik Iow the record harvest ___ !S of St. Joseph College, West of 1973; and it could still turn Hartford, and has recently out even worse. completed 15 years as director The Russians, apparently ..... 0 hoping that a bumper crop in "wo of the school for young children • M tM AM anetnM ilm aw at the college. the virgin lands of Kazakhstan and Siteria will make up for Mrs. Carol S. Kuszik of losses in the drought-ridden nostalgically to the past, is western regions, still claim that Ellington is the new dwindling, and all the evidence the harvest will be better than kindergarten teacher. She suggests that the process is this. If they are wrong, the received her B.S. and masters irreversible. Russians will have to buy more So they have cut down the degrees at University of Hart grain in the west, with at least ford. number of people making food; some effect on world inflation. but they haven’t made up for it She has taught in Hartford at But a harvest failure will also the Vine St., Waverly and Raw- by a big enough increase in have political consequences in productivity. In the past 15 son Schools. Russia itself. years investment in farming Mrs. Kuszik was a workshop It is unlikely to cost Leonid has risen faster than in industry coordinator for the model cities Brezhnev his job, as the dis and its share of the total has preschool program in Hartford astrous 1963 harvest partly cost nearly doubled, from 14 per and was a guest lecturer for Khrushchev his; Brezhnev’s cent to 20 per cent. Prices have several workshops in early other policies are doing better been raised and fixed for five- childhood programs. She also than Khrushchev’s were in 1963- year periods, with a special served as a consultant for 64., But the Russians have bonus for surpluses. educational programs in already ordered some 14 The big gap in living stan THE GABLE GANG Westchester County, N.Y., and (Herald photo by Bevins) million tons of Western, mainly dards between the town and the American, grain (and have now in Pennsylvania. countryside has somewhat Are they learning to count? Are they learning a game? Or group of children in the kindergarten class at the recently been warned off buying any In Hartford, she has served narrowed. Production has risen are they learning the difference between a thumb and a reopened St. James School kindergarten. The newly refur more until the Americans know on the language curriculum substantially; what this year finger? Whatever it is. Sister Mary Felita is instructing a nished kindergarten had been closed for 25 years. what their own total crop will looks like a bad grain crop committee, the principals’ be). Even if this year’s Soviet committee on released time for would have been a record in - harvest proves a bit better than Khrushchev’s time. But it in-service, and the match the American estimates, the curriculum revision com hasn’t been enough. Henry Minor of Glastonbury, 5, with name tag, piles ’em higher and higher as he plays At the same time the the foundation is to provide 1611, Teresa Moriarty, 649-0419, grain already ordered will Part of the trouble is th a t mittee. kindergarten was re financial assistance on a long Catherine Toomey, 646-0827, or eventually add about $2 billion with the new blocks in the newly carpeted kindergarten class at St. James School which Much of the work done in the Russians now want more than established, the St. James range basis for the continuance send checks to Edmund Gor to the already large deficit bread. When their income rises, has reopened after a 25-year shutdown. Mrs. Carol Smith Kuszik, teacher, supervises the alterations needed to provide Parish Board of Education in of St. James School. man, P. 0. Box, 254, (maybe another $2 billion) so does the demand for all sorts structure as Sister Mary Felita, planner of the original kindergarten that opened at St. room for the kindergarten was stituted the St. James School For further information, con Madchester. The British Russia is expected to have in its of food, and meat in particular,- James 53 years ago, watches. (Herald photo by Bevins) volunteered by parents of the Foundation, Inc. The purpose of tact William D. O’Neill, 647- American Chih trade with Uie West in 1975. tor the average Russian still kindergarten students. This will tarnish Brezhnev’s eats only half as much meat as record at next February’s party DART LEAGUE the average American. The ex PHIL JIM JOB SANDY The art of seasoning was prob W ILL S TA R T congress, when he was general pansion of meat and dairy far ably discovered by an early man ly expected to reap his honors ming, good though it looks in who wrapped meat in leaves to SEPT. 19th. and announce his retirement, percentage terms, simply has |/X’#**v**X keep it f i« ^ then discovered the Mtmbura and Qinats May the only totalitarian leader in not kept pace with demand. ’The Snorkel to battle pumper in Bicentennial kickoff leaves added flavor, a nutrition Sign Up At Tha Club living memory to do so volun planners are still waiting for specialist with the Texas House, 73 Maple Street, tarily. the breakthrough in productivi Nature has everything to do Both groups represent the best and an athletic contest. Agricultural Extension Service Manchester. ty. Although the targets of the VERNON challenge the Rockville Fire SPEBSQSA will meet from five Unicyclists under the ^ with harvests: ups and downs in authentic reproduction of Capping the day will be a current five-year plan were The Vernon Kickoff Day Department to a spray-off as states to perform at a one-hour leadership of David Lamb, Jim says. must be expected and climatic period costume and music, with precision sky diving exhibit and relatively mi^est and looked Committee apnounced the they pit their steam-driven concert. Strolling barbershop Waitman, and Brian Summers conditions will probably never quartets will also be on hand. the Nathan Hale group having contest by members of the fairly realistic — an increase of following groups will perform pumper against the modern will perform. permit the Soviet Union to 21 per cent over the preceding The Tri Town Amateur won grand prize muster awards Connecticut Parachutists Inc. at the “’76 to ’76, Then & Now” snorkel truck. The Quarryville Junior An achieve a productivity ap five-year period — they again The All-New England Magicians Association will per two years in a row. The whole day, 10:30 to 5:30, DAN Bicentennial Kickoff Day, Sun cients and the Nathan Hale An proaching that of America or remain unfulfilled. LOIS DICK TOM DON BOB Bicentennial Barbershop form on the stage and in the cient Fife and Drums will per There will also be a is free to all. Spectators may ONLY! China. But the Soviet Union day at Henry Park, South St. TUES. Any visitor to the Soviet coun menagerie for children, an oxen bring a picnic or eat at the con The Rockville Veteran Chorus sponsored by the crowd. They will have a perfor form at the concert on Fox Hill. should be able to meet its needs tryside is struck by the contrast pulling show, arts and crafts. cession. Firemen Association will Rockville Chapter of the mance booth going all day long. The in the worst of years and between the parts that look like produce exportable surpluses in 19th Century central Europe By Thousands of Manchester Families... Choicest Meats In Town^ better times. The fact that it and the model farms used for cannot is one of the worst of guided tours — modem by any Lean, Canter Cut Soviet failures. standards, and often equipped Vernon adult school begins Oct. 6 for 10 weeks The Soviet Union has ad with the latest machinery im mittedly solved one major ported from the United States Cable TV’s representatives gave thousands of PORK CHOPS...... ib.*1. social-cum-political problem or Western Europe. Thursday tournament at 1:30 p.m. at the Lottie Fisk Steve’s and Tom’s Pizzeria at 4 The fall semester of the Ver course. Non-residents wili be drapery making, quilting, knit while failing to solve the But equipment is not efficien Building, Henry Park. West Rd., Ellington. non Adult School will begin charged $12 per course. ting, and menswear. winners from a field of 60 Lean, Rib End, “Country Style” economic one. Until the early cy. In some areas tractors classes Oct. 6, 7 and 8. players were: 1950s the Soviet leaders saw Fees do not include the cost Adults can register by mail Chamber meeting Two new board members will stand idle for lack of qualified Manchester families a new and exciting home All evening classes will be of books or materials. their massed peasantry — through Sept. 21. Or they can Mary St. Louis, 652; Jennie Officers will be elected and also be elected. drivers and mechanics; half the held at Rockville High School The adult school list of MBS...... lb, n.39 resentful of collectivization, register in person at the high Starkei, 615; Eric Andersen, the new budget discussed at the specialists produced for the and run for 10 weeks ending courses is shorter this fall due and hankering after private school Sept. 22,23 and 24 from 7 607; and Margaret Richards, Wednesday meeting of the John Pozzato, out-going farms suddenly vanish because entertainment package. Dec. 8, 9 and 10. Special day to renovations to the high 593. property — as the main threat to 9 p.m. Rockville Area Chamber of chamber president, will they have found jobs in the classes in high school review school. New parking lots mean HIGHLAND PARK MARKET to their regime. In 1940 farming To learn more, call the Con There will be no pinochle Commerce. preside. accounted for about half of Rus towns; precious wheat is fed to will also be offered at the Adult ample parking this year. tinuing Education Office at 875- I 317 Highland St., Manchester • 646-4277 cattle b^ause of Aberrations in Learning Center, Elm St., Tuesday. Thursday play begins It will be held at noon in sian manpower. As recently as The high school review 8471 or 872-9405. 1960 the Soviet population was the price mechanism. Yields beginning Sept. 29. classes are free including the still slightly more rural than ur per man, per acre — even per Pinochle winners We at Cable TV want to make sure that Adult school brochures are books. ban, and 37 per cent of the cow — vary enormously, not being sent out this week in Other courses include: Winners in the Vernon Senior labour force - worked on the just from republic to republic stores, schools, banks and the typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, Citizens’ Pinochie Club last land. Now town-dwellers make or from region to region but library. ofhce machines, key punch, Tuesday were: up 50 per cent of the population, from one farm to its neighbor. everyone in town has a chance to see us in A new state law cutting sup Cobol, Fortran, woodworking, Adeline Kochwitz, 688; Ann and less than a quarter of the In terms of the share of the porting funds to the Vernon upholstery, chair caning, oil Quinn, 669; Les Denley, 666; labor force is working in population employed on the program means the fees are painting, water color, Frank Minor, 665; Gertrude agriculture — and only 18 per land, Russia today is roughly action. higher this year. Vernon decoupage, Spanish, Gierman, Edwards, 663; Evelyn Kinc- cent on collective farms, as dis where continental Western Europe stood some 20 years residents will be charged $8 per Italian, sewing with knits. man, 654; and Ted Leboc, 651. tinct from the pure state farms. ’The peasants’ private plots, the ago. But at that stage in last vestiges of private proper Western Europe’s development ty in, the countryside, now ac the medium-sized family farm count for a mere 15 per cent of became the niain driving-force These representatives will be in your Slide talk course offered of a rapid expansion of farming marketable farm output. output. A new, non-credit course interested in telling the story of committees who do a lot of Solzhenitsyn’s constituency, the rural Russia that looks The widespread use of “How to Prepare a Sound-Slide their group through the use of public speaking could also machinery and fertilizers sent neighborhood soon offering you an opportunity Presentation” is being offered slides, audiotapes, and other make good use of the course. output shooting up, the rise in by the Community Services visual aids. Jack Scheideman, director of productivity more than making Division at Manchester Com The course was made in audio-visual services at MCC, is T heS acar up for the rapid migration of to watch CABLE TV in your home Free! Talk munity College. response to requests for in- the instructor. It will meet farm workers from country to The 10-week course begins service training for library from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. in the TV Labor unions town. Wednesday. It will help people employes. But members of ser studio on the main campus. ’The western half of the conti vice groups or Bicentennial To learn more, call 646-2137. biggest backers nent is now fast approaching to them when they visit your home. It’s an the moment when it need - of Durkin try employ only 10 per cent of its CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) - labor force to feed itself well offer you’ll find hard to refuse. The largest contributors to and have large surpluses for ex / ABOUT Democratic Senate candidate port. is back. The Soviet Union will not im John Durkin’s special election TOWN It’s Cars and Cash, our newest bonus game. With 70 new gas effort were la W unions or itate this model. It uses price COMPLETE incentives, and it pours tractors saving Hornets, Dusters, Mavericks and Novas. Just match the weekly their political action com and fertilizer into the coun lucl^iolpr. That’s all. Then mail us the stub (as many as you wish in mittees, according to Durkin’s tryside; but it has pinned its The Women’s Christian YOUR financial report for August. hopes on huge unite and op Temperance Union will meet pn6 envelope), and you’re in the running for a brand new 1976 car and The Manchester laWyer filed specialization. Its dream for Tuesday at 10:45 a.m. in EDUCATION $1,000 cash. Plus 100 runner-up prizes of $1,000 each. And “Player's the report with the Federal the future is grain factories and reater Hartford CATV, Inc. 801 Parker St., Manchester, Ct. Fellowship Hall at South United Choice" (subscription) holders play automatically. Election Coimnission and the animal famhs. Methodist Church. New Hampshire secretary of The real problem facing the Mail your winning stubs to Cars & Cash, Box 1000, Hartford, state. He listed total con Soviet planners is not only the The Martin-South School PTA Connecticut 06101. tributions of $155,836 with $80,- production of grain for bread. executive board will meet 839 worth of expenses from July Hiey have to show that their This final offer ends October, 1975 Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at Martin 30 to Sept. 1. centralized system can produce School. THE MANCHESTER Nine of the ten $5,000 con a diversified agriculture ADULT SCHOOL Connecticut^ tributors were listed as labor capable of supplying enough The Loyal Order of King’s unions or their political com-, meat and dairy produce, vegetables and fruit too. Until Dauc^ters will meet tonight at mittees. The Democratic Offers ^200000 Lottery. that happens, they will either 7:45 in the Federation Room of Senatorial Campaign. Com have to buy in the West, with Center Congregational C3iurch. mittee also contributed $5,000 to the Durkin cam pai^. the strain this imposes on their Miss Dorothy Petersen will be balance o$ trade and their FREE ADULT COURSES The 39-year-old former state the hostess. Ideological pride, or deny their High School Equivalency Prop — For adults who insurance commissioner want to taka tho Conn. Stats Diploma Exam. ■ people the kind of food they The executive board of the reported $11,515 in unpaid cam want. Waddell School PTA will meet ★ ★ ★ paign debts for a bank loan, the tonight at 7:30 at the home of Pra>Hlgh School Ravlaw — For adults who naad ad« New England Telephone Co., Mrs. William Spohn, 24 dHlonal preparation In English, Math, Reading and the Public Service Company of Hartland Rd. Spalling bafora antaring tha aquivalancy program. New Hampshire and for fund In Lucerne, Switzwiand, are ★ ★ ★ raising expenses incurred by two covered bridges: the The Regina D-Italia Society Walter Dunfey of Hampton. Spreder Bridge datds to 1467 nixl will meet tonight at 7:30 at the English As A Second Language — For tha foreign ’Die Dunfey fundraiser at the has gables portraying the Dance Italian-American Club on bom adult who wishes to gain a graatar fluency In AMC Hornet seashore home of the hotel of Death, commemorating a Eldridge St. English. | executive netted $4,810 for plague; the Kapell Bridge, MU Plymouth Duster Ford Maverick Durkin’s campaign. in 1333, has a water tower in the Chevrolet Nova Statewide radio an- The Manchester Square For More Information: middle built as a defense against Dance Club will have a This week’s drawing will be held at Andrew Warde High School, Melville . nouncements accounted for attack and decorated with 16th workshop Tuesday from 7:30 to B46-B8B4, 6Xt 252 ing $16,820 of Durkin’s reported century paintings of life at that 10 p.m. at the Waddell School. Ave., Fairfield on Tnureday, Saptambar 11 at 7:00 expenditures. time. MANCHES’TER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Sept. 8, 1975 - PAGE THIRTEEN PAGE TWELVE — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Cpnn.. Mon.. Sept. 8,1975 ■ < OBITUARIES 15 to go MILWAUKEE (UPI) — Simon says no action ABOUT TOWN Manuel Orantes puts best foot forward The Boston Red Sox split a doubleheader with the Electrocuted Imeman Milwaukee Brewers while needed to aid economy Tlie Manchester Chapter of George Emmerling, principal The Manchester Senior the Yankees’ Catfish Parents Without Partners will of Manchester High Sdiool, will Citizens Square Dance Group the tennis player in the world Hunter baffled Baltimore once lived in town meet Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. at be the guest speaker at the will begin lessons ’Tuesday at 10 Sunday to reduce Boston’s WASHINnTDN iTIPTi — Treasurv — fell 0.5 ner cent in Julv and is now down WASHINGTON (UPI) - Treasury fell 0.5 per cent in July and is now down the Conununity Baptist Church, ’Tuesday noon meeting of the a.m. at. the Senior Citizens division-clinching magic 0.3 per cent in the past. 12 months. Gary Bedford Meacham Sr., Secretary William Simon says the ad 585 E. Center St. Tliis meeting Kiwanis Gub at Manchester Center. Senior citizens in combe, in the televised resting during the winter, slow balling him to death, “In the third set, when number to 15. ministration does not need to take any WHOLESALE PRICES; Paced by sharp FOREST HILLS, N.Y. slept soundly for eight He may no longrjr be 29, of Enfield, formerly of years until joining his last is open to any person widowed, Country Club. terested in joining are invited - challenge matches? had studied Connors’ style never letting him attain his Jimmy won thrw straight That means that any employer three weeks ago. special action to keep the economy on its price rises for fuel aind other energy to attend. (UPI) — Who is the Number hours, and was more than everybody’s Number One, Manchester, was electrocuted divorced, separated, or never One tennis player in the The debate among es long^nd well. He employed rhythm, and either passing games and had me at 30-40 but perhaps Chris Evert combination of Red Sox Saturday after coming in con Survivors'are his wife, Mrs. righted course. products, wholesale prices rose 0.8 per married and having at least one The Bentley School PTA will ready for the challenge Con Elizabeth Tilden Meacham; He said Sunday current monetary and cent in August. Combined with July’s 1.2 Girl Scout Cadet Troop 628 world? tablishment people, Con the toctics used by Ashe at him or lobbing him with for break point in the sixth nors presented. thinks he should be. wins and Baltimore losses tact wite two live wires while living child. \ meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the exquisite precision. two sons, Gary B. Meacham Jr. fiscal policies can reduce inflation and in per cent spurt, the increase marked the school cafeteria. Programs for will meet with new leaders Manuel Orantes, the nors’ supporters, and un Wimbledon to bring down game, that'was an impor But who is the Number She looked on in dismay as totaling 15 will bring the working on a power line in tonight from 7 to 8:30 at Com 'The Spanish ace, only the tant moment,’’ Orantes and Jason W. Meacham, both at crease employment without additional biggest two-month advance in wholesaie The Democratic Women’s the year will be presented and smiling Spaniard who took allied fans can go on from Connors, 6-4,6-3,6-3, Sunday One now? he lost to Orantes. She had division title and a spot in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, police munity Baptist Church. AH last home; his parents, Mr. and steps by the administration. prices since October and November. Club of Manchester will open discussed. Refreshments will Jimmy Connors’ Forest now through the fall and in one of the most more second of his nation to win said. “If he had come In his three defenses, Con captured the women’s title the American ,League said. year’s members are invited to Mrs. James Meacham Sr. of He also said it is too early to decide PRODUCTIVITY: Productivity in its fall season with a business be served. Hills title Sunday? winter. stunning Forest Hills finals here — Manuel Santana won through then, he would have in her fifth try by beating Playoffs. Boston moves He was pronounced dead on attend. nors failed in the finals of the scene after the accident Manchester; a brother, James whether this year’s $22.8 billion tax cut creased 9.5 per cent in the June quarter meetiM Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Arthur Ashe, who took But at this moment, it is in recent years. over Cliff Drysdale in 1965— gained confidence.” each — to three different Evonne Goolagong Cawley, into Cleveland tonight for should be extended into next year as for its highest quarterly gain in more than shortly before noon, police said. D. Meacham Jr. of Colchester; the VI% Home, 860 E. Center The Adoptive Mot,hers Gub Jimmy Connors’ Wimbledon Manqel Orantes who has ’This was against the same approached the net as often But the gutty Orantes men. 5-7,6-4,6-2, on Saturday. She a two-game series. three sisters, Mrs. Raymond recommended by Labor Secretary John four years. Xi Gamma Chapter, Beta Resuscitators were used, but St. Mrasures to be discussed will meet Wednesday at 6:30 title by beating him in a four captured the imagination, Connors who had em- as (Thris Evert does, and ad-, held, and was home free. Maybe no one is Number made no secret of wanting Tilden of Manchester, Mrs. Dunlop. TRADE - The U.S. balance of p.m. in Susannah Wesley Hall Sigma Phi, will meet Tuesday Meacham never regained con are the budget, program, and set final? for he wrote a permanent, barrased ancient Aussie Ken mitted later he never really “I was so excited after One this year. Just as Jim Jimmy to win too, just to Richard Olbrias of Willimantic In a broadcast interview (NBC’s Meet payments, bolstered by less foreign in plans for the annual at South United Methodist at 8 p.m. at the home of Miss sciousness, police said. He was Marilyn Broneill, 35 Ashland St. impelling chapter in Forest Rosewall at Wimbledon and felt in danger. beating Vilas,” he said, match their “His and Her” and Mary Meacham of the Press), Simon said he is optimistic the vestment, less foreign travel by membership tea.. All members (^urch. A potluck supper will John Newcombe, who took m y Connors was on a utility pole when he either Miss Broneill and Mrs. Hills history by coming’ here last year, but the sur Connors had broken him at “that I didn’t feel tired. I Manchester; and his maternal nation will “continue to have positive real Americans and more exports, scored a are urged to attend. be served. Jimmy Connors’ Australian everybody’s Number One championships a year ago at Jets top fell or hit upon two crossed (Jeraldine Dumond will present from three match points face this year was clay, not love in the very first game, could have played four, even wires. He had been working for grandmother, Mrs. Charles growth in 1976 and a declining unemploy $1.23 billion surplus in the second quarter title by beating the last year . Wimbledon. ment rate, and it’s going to decline a lot of the year. a program on “Woman, Her down, 0-5 in the third set un grass. but from that point on, Jim five sets.” Henkels and McCoy Inc. of Bedford of East Hartford. Phebe Circle of Emanuel Sunset Council, Degree of American in four sets in the faster than the budget projections.” INDICATORS: ’The index of ieading H e rm it and Her Hope.” der the lights on Saturday Connors was no stranger my had his hands full, and Portland in Dartmouth for The funeral is Wednesday at Lutheran Church will hold a Pocahontas, will meet tonight final? JRedskins 8:15 a.m. from the Holmes UPI’s monthly boxscore of economic in business indicators rose 1.7 per cent in against Guillermo Vilas, to to clay, or Orantes. He had was unable to cope with the The new champion had not three weeks, authorities said. work meeting ’Tuesday at 7:30 at 8 at the Zipser Club. M anchester WATES will Jimmy Connors, who Funeral Home, 400 Main St., dicators bears out predictions of a rising July to sustain the longest upward climb in drive through six straight beaten Orantes six times in delicate touch, the patience gotten to bed until three in WASHINGTON (UPI) - He was bom Aug. 15, 1946, in p.m. in Luther Hall. Hostesses' meet at the Holmes Funeral despite losing all three of Green credits win with a Mass at 9 at St. James economy, except for static unemployment 2 1/2 years. seven previous meetings on of his opponent. the morning after beating Cornerback Delles Howell’s 37- Hartford and lived in Windsor will be Miss Hattie Peterson, The Queen of Angels Mothers Home, 4(W Main St., Tuesday at the titles he won in 1974, an sets to capture the Church. Burial will be in East statistics, but indicates inflation is rising GNP: The “real” Gross Rational Vilas — a broken bathtub yard scoring run with an in and Manchester until moving to Miss Vivian Larson and Miss Circle will meet ’Tuesday at the 7 p.m. to pay their respects to nihilated double grand slam American championship. all surfaces, but Orantes There might have been Cemetery. at an annual rate of 14.4 per cent. Product — with inflation removed from tercepted pass triggered a 14- Enfield last December. Lillian Larson. ' home of Mrs. Martin Harvill, 67 the late Gary B. Meacham Sr., Orantes, who overcame a Sunday deni^ him the op one other moment of fixture in his hotel kept him to putting change Friends may call at the Here is a summary of the latest figures: the figures — rose 1.6 per cent in the se winner Rod Laver and his point fourth quarter comeback Mr. Meacham worked for the Kennedy Rd. Co-HostesS will be whose mother, Mrs. Kathryn Aussie conqueror, New nagging back difficulty by portunity to use his power. danger, Orantes admitted. awake — but still said he had funeral home Tuesday from 3 to UNEMPLOYMENT: The unemploy cond quarter of 1975 for the first increase Mrs. Robert E. Dunphy. Sunday night and led the New T.D. Bross Co. Line Construc The Manchester chapter of Meacham, is a member. COLUMBUS, Ga. (UPI) — Hubert Green credits his $20,- tion of Bloomfield for nine 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. ment rate held in August at 8.4 per cent, since the recession began. York Jets to a 35-31 exhibition OUTPUT: Industrial production in the Society for the Preservation 000 victory in the Southern Open to some Jack Nicklaus- the same as in July. The Strickland-Borst-Tozer The Army & Navy Auxiliary victory over the Washington INFLATION: The Consumer Price creased in July for the first back-to-back- and Encouragement of Barber style alterations in his putting style. Group of the Second will have a potluck Wednesday Grid tickets Redskins. monthly gain since the end of the Arab oil Shop Quartet Singing in Trio deadlock Mrs. Francis A. Laing Mrs. Leo Rowe Index jumped 1.2 per cent in July, the Congregational Church will at 6:30 p.m. There will be^a John Schroeder, whose three- sour. “1 just got beat by a Howell’s interception was embargo. America, Inc. meets Monday Mrs. Helen M. Laing, 77, of 7 Mrs. Florence Robbins Rowe, steepest monthly rise since last have a potluck Tuesday at 6:30 business meeting at 7:30. A Advance sale of tickets round domination of the Green better player.” followed minutes later by the HOUSING STARTS: Residential nights at 7:30 in the Manchester Deerfield Dr., died Sunday at 57, of 18 Earl St. died Sunday at September. The annual rate was 14.4 per p.m. at the church. There will handwriting analyst will the for Saturday’s football Island Country Club course was The second-place check of clinching New York tally as housing starts rose to a 1.238 million unit Recreation Center in the Teen eclipsed by Green’s record- Manchester Memorial Hospital home. She was the wife of Leo cent, higher than predicted by administra be a business meeting guest for the evening’s for Open lead game at Memorial Field $11,400 was Schroeder's biggest Bob Gresham went seven yards annual rate in July compared to 1.07 Center Annex. after a long illness. Rowe. tion officials who warned of a new in afterward. program. between Manchester High setting performance Sunday, since his match play victory in for his second TD of the game. She was born March 17, 1898, She was bom Oct. 4, 1917, in crease. million in June. It was the fastest pace and East Catholic High grudgingly admires the victor’s 1973. “I would have had to shoot New York then held as the since July a year ago, when the annual in H artford and lived in Manchester where she lived all REAL EARNINGS: The average will go on sale Tuesday. new stance on the green. a 65 to win today,” he said Redskins mounted their own Manchester the past 34 years. her life. worker’s “real” income — wages plus rate was 1.314 million. Three golfers in a field of 232 turned in par equalling 72 Green, a former Florida philosophically. last period comeback. She was a member of the She retired seven years ago fringe benefits after allowing for inflation rounds Saturday to share first place laurels in phase one of Tickets may be State University golfer who Schroeder, a 29-year-old pro Second string quarterback Daughters of Isabella, the from Pratt & Whitney Aircraft the 30th Manchester Open Golf Tournament at the purchased at Manchester lives in Bay Point, Fla., fired from La Jolla, Calif., matched Randy Johnson, who had been Ladies of Assumption, and St. Division of United Technologies Manchester Country Club. High from 2:15 to 3 four birdies on the back side to Miller’s record by shooting 68 victimized by Howell’s in Agnes Guild. in East Hartford where she Tom Gorman of East Lovett, both of the host club, Tuesday thru Friday and finish the final round six under, Sunday — his fourth straight terception, marched She was formerly a teacher of worked as an inspector. Hartford, a one-time pro Craig Loveland of Glaston from 7:30 a.m. to 8 a.m. at 64. His 264 total was 16 under subpar round — but he couldn’t Washington on an 85-yard drive AREA climaxed by a 29-yard scoring confraternity of Christine doc Mrs. Rowe was a member of w ho played out' of bury Hills and Phil Shamber Wednesday to Friday at par and three below the keep up with the pace set by Southern Open record set by pass to wide receiver Larry trine at the Church of the the Manchester Association for Manchester, Mike Colandro Green. Retarded Citizens and the U.S. of Blackledge with 75 the same site. • Johnny Miller in 1971. Jones. The TD came with just Assumption where whe was a POLICE REPORT of Goodwin Park in Hartford Green won more than $211,000 communicant. Marine Corps Auxiliary. She scores. East Catholic will offer Green made' four long putts to on the pro tour last year. His over four minutes left to play, Other survivors are a son, was also a member of Com and Tim Pocock of Smith- Rounding out the top 20, tickets Thursday and birdie four of the first five holes victory here might be con but the Washington effort fell Robert, of California; a munity Baptist Church. dent Saturday on Rt. 83 in Ver Sewall was released on $750 Richardson in Fairfield all actually 21, were Skip Kask Friday from 11 a.m. to 1 on the back and also assured his sidered surprising in one short. M - J r turned in identical daughter, Ms. Ethel Prior of Other survivors are two sons, ARRESTS non. ’The car went over an em non-surety bond for court Oct. of Wethersfield, Stan Papa p.m. in the cafeteria. win with a birdie at 18. His bir respect: In four previous The high scoring battle die putts were 13,18,15, 35 and featured fine performaces by Manchester; a sister, Mrs. Gary J. Rowe of Enfield and Vernon bankment. The youth fractured 1. :' scorecards. of Laurel View, Dan Curtis Southern Opens, he had won a Anna McCabe of Hartford; six Gunnery Sgt. Robert J. Rowe, • Benjamin F. Stulpin, 45, of a hand and was taken to • Rodney J. Bernier, 20, of Today, a field of ap of Manchester and Ted Also, both student and 8 feet. paltry $740, failing to make the Washington’s Bill Kilmer and grandchildren and two great USMC, stationed in Stafford, Ellington, fourth-degree Rockville General Hospital for 2773 Ellington Rd., South Wind proximately 1(K) pros, in Backiel of Manchester. adult tickets will be on sale “My stance now is more like cut twice. the Jets’ Joe Namath. Namath the one Jack Nicklaus uses,” was forced to the sideline late grandchildren. Va.; two daughters, Mrs. iarceny (shoplifting) at the treatment. sor, unnecessary noise with a cluding defending champion Each posted a 76 score. at Burger King, Highland “1 guess the reason I didn’t do Walter Prytko and Patricia J. Green pointed out. “My feet are well before is because I didn’t in the third period with leg The funeral is Wednesday at 9 First Nationai store in the Tri- The car was towed from the motor vehicle (squealing tires) Jim Rusher, will be The pros today will be Park Market and Nassiff a.m. from the John F. Tierney Rowe, both of Manchester; two more wide open.” putt well,” he said. “I might cramps but not before com City Piaza Saturday. He is scene. He was released on $250 on Rt. 83. Court, Oct. 1. spotlighted in phase two of shooting for the $1,000 first Arms. Funeral Home, 219 W. Center brothers, William Robbins of non-surety bond for court Oct. TOLLAND Schroeder, who shared the have been tired when I came pleting 12 of 28 passes for 219 scheduled to appear in Common the two-day tourney. prize. St., with a Mass at 9:30 at the Sylmar, Calif., and Theodore 1. Ronald Baker, 18, of 45 Glen lead or had it all to himself here before. At any rate, 1 was yards and one touchdown, a 57- Pleas Court 19 in Rockville SUPERMARKET Colandro and Gorman Butkes walked off with net Church of the Assumption. Robbins Jr. of East Hartford, • Edward A. Garabedian, 16, Dr., Wayne Priest, 17, of 77 Adult tickets will sell throughout the first three confident when 1 came down yard pass to Rich Caster, Sept. 24. each tallied 36-36-72 rounds honors. The seven han- against the veteran Washington Burial will be in St. James and two grandchildren. • Wayne H. Dumond, 19, of of 72 Cold Spring Dr., Vernon, Glen Dr., and Kevin Stanley, 16, for $1.50 and students for rounds, finished three ^rokes here that 1 was going to win.” defense. Cemetery. The funeral is Tuesday at 9 472 Avery St., South Windsor, third-degree burglary and of 137 Anthony Rd. all of and Pocock was out in 35 and dicapper wound up with a 75- $ 1. back at 267. Terry Dill finished with a 68 “I didn’t do that badly,” said Kilmer, who played just the Friends may call at the a.m. at the Holmes Funeral failure to drive a reasonable third-degree larceny on a court Tolland were charged Sunday in with 37 for his 72. 7-68 to lead fellow club mate Sunday and took the third-piace funeral home tonight from 7 to 9 Home, 400 Main St. Burial will warrant. The charges stem with first-degree criminal mis Tied for third place were Dick Schotta by one. Schroeder, who earlier this check of $7,100. Bill Rogers first half, completed 6 of 12 distance apart in connection Kickoff will be at 1:30. passes for 122 yards and one and Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to be in Buckland Cemetery. with a three-car collision Satur from a break into the Family chief and third-degree larceny. Bill Brew of Wethersfield, GROSS - Mike Colandro year quit the tour for six weeks slipped to a one-over-par 71 and MANCHESTER shore. 9 p.m. Friends may, call at the day on Rt. 83 near Exit 95 of I- Entertainment Center on Rt. 83 The arrests stemmed from Lou Stone of Woodbridge, 72, Tom Gorman 72, Bill because his game was going so collected $4,700 for fourth. Those wishing to do so may funeral home tonight from 7 to 86. Aug. 21. the investigation of the theft of Roger Everin of Stanley Brew 73, Louis Stone 73, make memorial gifts to the 9. Drivers of the other cars He was released on $1,000 sur some 4,000 feet of copper com with 73 scores. Tony Mastronardi 74. Building Fund of the Church of Those wishing to do so may were Harriet R. Stern, 23, of ety bond for court Sept. 24. munication line from property Best round by a NET - Frank Butkus 75-7- the Assumption. make memorial gifts to the New Brunswick, N.J. and Deas • Charles M. Sewall, 51, of of the Central Vermont 205Spencer S t Manchester club member Manchester Association for 120 W. Main St., Rockville, Railroad on the Tolland- 68, Dick Schotta 80-11-69, Traha of 20 Upper Butcher Rd., w as Bill King’s 74. A Ted Backiel 76-6-70, Dick Retarded Citizens or the Ellington. All three cars were operating a motor vehicle while Willington town line. m Mrs. Stanley E. Chapin American Cancer Society. towed from the scene; there under the influence of alcohol, Baker was released on a $150 semifinalists for the recent Covett 75-4-71, Dave Fraser Mrs. Mildred W. Chapin, 59, were no injuries reported. defective muffler, failure to non-surety bond and Prist and (UPI Photo) club championship. King 81-10-71, Parker Swan 80-9- It’s the phone service that tells you of 20 Qyde Rd. died Saturday in Keith B. Paakkonen Court, Sept. 24. change address, and interfering Stanley were released on their K-Mart Plaza tied for seventh place with 71, Bill King 74-3-71, Dan Manchester Memorial ELLINGTON - Keith B. • Joseph Michalkiewicz, 19, with a police officer. The promise to apper. All are One happy Spaniard Bill Ajello of Seymour, Ed Hurley 76-5-71; Kickers — Hospital. She was the wife of Paakkonen, 18, of Conklin Rd., of 134 Windemere Ave., charges followed the investiga scheduled to appear in Common Manuel Orantes raises his arms in victory Perkowsky of Norwich, Mac Jonah, Ed Verhoosky, Stanley E. Chapin. Crystal Lake section, was Rockville, reckless driving in tion of a loud muffler in the Pleas Court 19, Stafford, Sept. Wethersfield’s Ed Creed and Charles DelaSandro, Bill another call is trying to reach you while She was bom Jan. 1,1916, in pronounced dead on arrival connection with a one-car acci Rockville Shopping Plaza. 22. Tony Mastronardi of O’Brien, Dave Duncan, Rick McClure, Pa., and lived in Saturday at Johnson Memorial Wethersfield, all with 74s. Clough, Ernie Heath, Andy Manchester the past 25 years. Hospital in Stafford after in you’re on the line. It lets you answer She was a registered nurse $50,000 golf first prize Young Mike Cooney, the Anderson, Chuck Watson, juries received in an East Catholic High stan Terry Schilling, Tom and worked at Mt. Sinai and automobile accident Saturday dout, who plays out of Hartford Hospitals in Hartford. in Stafford. Lahner, Tom Zemke, She also worked with the Mr. Paakkonen was born Jan. Manchester, came in wijth a Carroll 'Maddox, Warren your phone when you’re away American Red Cross and was a 11, 1957, in Manchester and FIRE CALLS House purchase 75. Howland, Bill DiBella, John volunteer worker for the blood lived in Ellington all his life. He Also in this bracket were Nikander, Dick Tarca, Dom bank in the Hartford area. attended local schools and had Frank Butkus and Rich DeNicolo, Bill McMullen. from home. It allows you to make some Mrs. Chapin was a member of worked as a clerk at National in Watson plan South U nit^ Methodist Church. Sunday, 9:52 p.m. — car fire Stores in Stafford. Manchester Rye St., South Windsor were | Other survivors are two sons, Survivors are his parents, at Rts. 6 and 44A. (Bolton Fire Saturday, 8:43 p.m. — false taken to MMH where they were AKRON, Ohio (UPI) — Tom Watson’s victory Sunday in Navratilova seeking calls by pushing just two buttons. Steven E. Chapin of Viljo E. and Mary Smith Department) both X-rayed and released. Chelmsford, Mass., and J. alarm from Box 45 at Main and the 14th World Series of Golf has got to be g o ^ news for Paakkonen, and a brother, (Manchester Ambulance) Thomas Chapin of Manchester; AMBULANCE CALLS Bissell Sts. (Town) Kansas City realtors. On each occasion, however, political asylum here Robert Paakkonen, all of Sunday, 2:06 p.m. — boy a daughter, Mrs. Sandra Manchester Saturday, 10:31 p.m. — car Watson bent his back getting it Ellington. struck by car on Oakland St. “It’s going to put a good down It sets up three-person conference calls Horling of Orangfe; her mother, Saturday, 9:04 p.m. — auto fire at 32 S. Hawthorne St. up and down from the sand in FOREST HILLS, N.Y. (UPI) in the world, and I won’t The funeral is Tuesday at 9:15 See story in today’s Herald. payment on a house in Kansas Mrs. Howard Wagner of accident at Oak Grove and (Town) two on 14 and 15, w hile — Southern California has at achieve that status by staying a.m. from Introvigne-Plante (Manchester Ambulance) City if we can find one,” said Reedsville, Pa.; a brother, Clif Autumn Sts. Donna Demko, 18, Tolland County Nicklaus, playing in his 10th tracted in\migrants from all home and going to school.” Funeral Home, 95 E. Main St., Today, 1:07 a.m. — auto acci Watson, referring to the $50,(XX) ford Wagner of Bannerville, of 74 ’Tuck Rd. was taken to Saturday, 9:52 p.m. — house Series and seeking his fifth vic over the world. Add another, Ironically, it was the without operator assistance. It gives Stafford Springs, with a Mass at dent at 11 N. Fairfield St. Zig- first prize he collected for Pa.; u sister, Mrs. Pauline Manchester Memorial Hospital fire on Webster Lane. See story tory, failed to make birdie tennis player Martina Czechoslovak authorities who 10 at St. Edward’s Church, Staf mund P. Gladczak, 25, of 26 defeating Jack Nicklaus, Tom Hackett, also of Bannerville, with abrasions and contusions in today’s Herald, page 2. putts. Navratilova. first planted the idea of defec ford. Burial will be in St. Newman St. was taken to MMH Weiskopf and Lou Graham. and three grandchildren. on her scalp. She was treated (Bolton Fire Department “I gotta believe if I get my The 18-year-old Martina has tion in Martina’s mind. She was you speedy push-button calling. It’s Edward’s Cemetery. where he was treated for Before all the KC realtors get The funeral is Tuesday at and released. (Manchester Am assisted by the departments of putts in, it makes his a lot decided to turn her back on her reprimanded on her return Friends may call at the lacerations on his head and con too excited, though, let them be 11:30 at the Holmes Funeral bulance) Hebron, Andover, and North tougher,” said Nicklaus, the native Czechoslovakia and is home from Amelia Island, Fla., funeral home tonight from 7 to tusions. (Manchester Am 'warned that Watson’s pretty Home, 400 Main St. Burial will Sunday, 9:11 a.m. — auto ac Coventry) only real challenger Watson seeking political asylum in the last April for playing without 9. bulance) dark-haired wife Linda won’t be be in Buckland Cemetery. cident in Wapping Center. Saturday, 11:06 p.m. — auto had from the middle of Satur United States. She has been permission from her parent Vernon easy to deal with. Friends may call at the Alexander Hawes, 62, and accident in Stafford. (Tolland day’s round on. “ But Tom granted a “ temporary federation. Sunday, 9:36 a.m. — a The $5(1,000, says Linda, residence” permit and one day tiobalphone' funeral home tonight from 7 to 9 Suzanne Hawes, 12, both of 576 Rescue Truck) scrambled well. He got it up “They (Czech officials) told runaway Rockville girl was doesn’t change a thing as far as p.m. and down, and that’s what you hopes to take out U.S. me I was too friendly with Anniversary Mass found in Henry Park suffering how much the Watsons will pay Those wishing to do so may have to do to win.” citizenship. Americans, that I was from stomach pains. She was for their first home or what make memorial gifts to the Watson agreed with Nicklaus “Politics had nothing to do becoming Americanized and A third anniversary Mass will College entrance test taken by ambulaiice to kind of house it wiil be. American Cancer Society. that 14 and 15 were “key” with my decision,” said Mar that I was thinking of defecting. be offered for the late Primo Rockville General Hospital for “I’ve got lots of calls,” she holes, adding that “when I tina. “It was strictly to further “1 had not seriously thought treatment. Police are in George W. Howard Amadeo Wednesday at 7:45 scores show big drop said, “and they say,' ‘Mrs. Wat made that putt on 15,1 thought I my tennis education. about leaving Czechoslovakia a.m. at the Church of the vestigating. (Vernon Am son, I’ve got a lovely $225,000 SOUTH WINDSOR - George was in pretty good position to “I want to be the No. 1 player until that time,” said Martina. Assumption. house for you.’ I just hang up on W. Howard, 81, of 380 Main St. HARTFORD (UPI) - bulance) win if I parred in, and when I influences, and the validity and them. died Saturday at Manchester Connecticut high school drove it in the fairway on 18,1 make-up of the tests all should “I don’t feel that Tom and I, Memorial Hospital. He was the students scored just below the HOURS knew I had it won.” be examined. at 26 years o{ age, need to be Carol Mann devastating husband of Mrs. Olive Watson How do you national average in Nicklaus, who ^ w his final “One of the things we have to CORRECTION living in a luxury home. We Howard. mathematics on scholastic ap look at is whether there is a hope for victory vanish with a In-person registration for the have other things to think The funeral was today. Burial sign memos? titude tests and slightly decline in the rigor of college bogey six on the l6th hole, in winning Dallas Open fall semester of the Manchester about, iike the future,” she was in Center Cemetery, ^ u th superior in verbal skills, but preparatory curriculum in the finished with a flare, though, Adult Evening School will 4>e said. I Windsor. The Callahan Funeral WASHINGTON (UPI) - TTie scores declined in both. U.S. and (k)nnecticut,” he said. knocking in a 25-foot birdie putt DALLAS (UPI) - If Carol five year period beginning in ’Tuesday from 6:30 to 8 p.m. in It wasn’t the future but the Home, 1602 Main St., East Health, Education and Welfare The scores of the state’s 1975 Shedd said the public on he 17th and sinking an 80- Mann was not officially in-the 1970. During 1968 and 1%9, she the Manchester High School present Sunday on the 7,180- Hartford, was in charge of Department, usually concerned high school graduates showed deserves “greater information footer on the 18th. He had midst of a .comeback already, had won 18 events. -ifjt cafeteria. ’This will be the only yard, par-70 Firestone Country arrangements. at this time of year with memos the largest decline yet in a and access as to what goes into opened the day with a 65-footer she is now. “ You go through certain Mr. Howard was born in and guidelines on busing or sex in-person registration before A DAY Club course as Watson, who Miss Mann, a dominant force single year, according to the on the first hole. phases in your life,” said the 63 standardized tests. qualified for the Series by win Torrington and lived in South discrimination, is circulating a College Entrance Examination classes begin Sept. 15. “On the first hole, I was on the LPGA tour during the Miss Mann after sacking up the ning the British Open, led all Windsor many years. Before memo to its executives on how Board. ’The headline in Saturday’s trying, but on the last hole, I late 1960s but just a member of victory. “In the 1960s, I thought the way. retiring in 1959, he was to sign letters. ’The board announced Satur “They may be doing the Herald incorrectly stated the couldn’t have cared less,” the pack for the past few years, I had something to prove and 1 The former Stanford star employed at Ppatt & Whitney ’The internal memo notes that day the results of the Connec greatest job in the world,” signups for MCC adult bourses. 8 am Monday laughed Nicklaus. “With the won her fourth golf tournament wasn’t really enjoying myself turned in a one-oyer-par 71 Sun Aircraft Diyhion of United new HEW Secretary David ticut students reflected a Shedd said. “But when you same result.” of 1975 Sunday, capturing the ■as much as I should. day for a 36-hoIe score of 140, Technologies in East Hartford. Mathews likes to have his national trend. Some educators work in a closet, there are some Weiskopf, who virtually shot Dallas Women’s Open. “Now golf is fun. 1 don’t two better than Masters and He was a World War I Navy letters signed “cordially” in doubt the value of the tests. things you might not look at as himself out of contention with a And she did it in devastating PGA champion Nickiaus, who worry about winning. I enjoy veteran and a member of World stead of “sincerely.” Average scores in Connec you would in the light of day.” five-over 75 Saturday, never got fashion, racing away from San had a 70 Sunday, five ahead of the game.” War I Chapter 47, DAV, South “‘Cordially’ should not be ticut dipped 10 points to 442 in He said Ralph Nader, a any closer than four shots from dra Palmer to win by five shots * registered trademark of Weiskopf, the Canadian Open Miss Mann, who is president Windsor. used, however, where it would ^the verbal section of the tests Winsted native, told him thru 12 Midnight Watson. with an eight-under-par 208 for of the LPGA, fired her third Southern New England Telephone. Southern New England Telephone champion, who also had a He was a member of South appear inappropriate,” the and nine points to 471 in the associates had found New usin^ j Graham, who had been three rounds on the par-72 closing 70, and seven better straight sub-par round Sunday, Windsor Congregational memo said. mathematics section. A perfect Jersey’s Educational Testing fighting a virus and possibly a Brookhaven Country Club than U.S. Open champion a one-under 71. Miss Palmer, Church. “A few examples when score is 800. Service a “hard nut to crack.” letdown after winning the O ^n course. ToMIphone Mrvice it now avallabit to cuatomart In Manchattar whoaa phona numbara •*••1 Graham, wlw finished with a the U.S. Open champion, Other survivors are 2 sons. ‘sincerely’ should be used are; Nationally, the verbal portion The National Education in June, had to struggle all the ’The $6,200 Miss Mann won 646.647 and 649. It coata $4.00 mora than tha baaic monthly bill lor raaidanca cuatomara and $6.25 mora ijKtttiHMiyEN For Mon U P V 71. started the day three shots back Navy Gmdr. Lee F. Howard of annual reports to the Congress; Association has repeatedly ad boosted her into second place sank 10 points to 434 and the tt tlw Grwi •iM$-3736 Saturday way and didn’t get his first bir and early in the final round for buainaad cuatomara. Puah*button phonaa (Touch-Tona aarvica) ara alto avaltabla without tha ‘There were two occasions on Westport, Mass., and James L. reports on bills to the Congress; math portion was down eight vocated a moratorium on stan die until the 32nd hole. behind Miss Palmer in this Q$mEvNiii$M. the back side, with Nickiaus closed that margin to one, but cuatom-calling (aaturaa ol Totalphona at $1.75 mora than tha baaic monthly bill lor raaldanw cua t^a ra Howard of Bolton; 2 daughters, letters of a strictly legal points to 472, according to dardized teste because they no Nicklaus picked up $15,000 for year’s money list., . trailing by three shots, when faded to a 73 for a 54-hole total and $2.25 mora lor bualnaaa cuatomara. To try Totalphona and Touch-Tona, wlalt tha Manchattar Pnona Mrs. Iva Burnham of South nature, condolence letters.” board figures. longer relate to classroom his second-place finish, and It was the 38th win of Miss the.Golden Bear’had an oppor of 213 and second place money Stora at 52 Eaat Cantar Straat. To placa an ordar, call ut at 643-4101. Windsor and Mrs. Anna Cote of On letters to the President, it Education Commissioner trends, according to A. Lenny Weiskopf, Who won the 1973 Mann’s career, but she had won tunity to mount a charge. of $4,500. Naugatuck; 12 grandchildren said, “Faithfully yours” is Mark R. Shedd said school Lavalette, Connecticut Educa WSG, earned $7,500 for third. only six tournaments during the and 4 great-grandchildren. preferred. effectiveness, environmental tion Association president. ■ Y PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., Sept, i, 1W5 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon,, Sept. 8,1975 - PAGE FIFTEEN Earliest title clinching date for Cincinnati Reds Jim Plunkett added to NFL injured list yard run that gave the Pats after being belted to the threw two TD passes to Bob and lift Kansas City past Cubs topped the 19th HOLE NEW YORK (UPI) - The Claude Humphrey of Atlan- placed in the shoulder and NEW YORK (U P I)-T h e 1955 NL pennant. “This is the best Reds bottles. baseman Pete Mackanin for ill the sixth inning and hand a 28-17 lead. ground. Namath’s knees Hayes to spark the rout of Green Bay and Jim Otis ran Philadelphia Phillies 6-4 and way the National Football ta, Larry Brown of miss most of the season or Cincinnati Reds have set one team I’ve ever managed,’’ ■The Dodgers tied the the dbcond out and be threw tli'e Phillies’ Wayne In other NFL games Sun braces were quickly Denver. After Snead hit four yards for a TD and Jim With 95 victories and 20 the Houston Astros edged League pr&season is going, Washington, Thom Darden allow the injury to heal and record—for the earliest said Mlanager Sparky Ander- score at 4-4 in the top of the on to first basemart Jose Twitchell his 10th' defeat. day, the Jets outlasted removed and it was dis Hayes on scoring passes of Bakken kicked two field games to play, the Reds the San Diego Padres 3-2 in - Country Club there could be an All Star in- of Cleveland, Robert James return in “about six weeks,” clinching of a ' title in son during the Reds’ ninth but the Braves won in Morales for the third out. ' Ray Burris went 7 2-3 in- Washington 35-31, San Fran covered that the millionaire 18 and 31 yards, the 49er goals to lead St. Louis over have a good shot at winning other NL games. BEST 16- Class A —Tony jury team put together and Tony Greene of Buffalo, according to Coach Chuck National League clubhouse victory celebra the *bottom of the inning Cardinals l!2, Mels 4 ning^s for his 13th victory for cisco crushed Denver 44-10 quarterback was only suf defense forced three tur Minnesota. more^ames than any other Pirates 6, Expos 0 Pietrantonio 65-7-58, Jim before the regular season David flig h t of the New Fairbanks. history—and now want to tion. “It’s the best in every when Marty Perez’ bases- Ted Simmons drove in the Cubs. and Cleveland downed the fering from cramps. novers in a 5:15 span of the NL teams except the 1906 Jerry Reuss pitched a four runs with three singles Moriarty 65-6-59, Bill Moran 66- begins. York Jets, Jim Carter of There is little help on the John Leypoldt’s three round out the season with department — speed, filled single with two out Asirus 3, Padres 2 7-59; Class B—Dan Morline 69- Giants 24-20. On Saturday, Reserve quarterback second period, leading to 10 Chicago Cubs (116) and the '^ e long list of players out Green Bay, MacArthur Lane bench and the Patriots could field goals carried Buffalo one of the best all-around defense, power and pitching. drove in pinch-runner Rod four-hitter for his 16th win and Mike Tyson knocked in Danny Frisella cut loose 14-55, Walt Kulpa 70-14-56, Stan Buffalo edged Atlanta 16-14, Brian Sipe hit 15-of-18 passes more points enroute to a 30- 1909 Pittsburgh Pirates for extended p e r ils with in of Kansas City and Patriot be looking for a quarterback past Atlanta and Franco performances in major Gilbreath. The Braves had and the Pirates hammered three in a 10-hit attack with a wild pitch with the ^ Mloganoski 71-14-57,, Phil Miami whipped Chicago 21- to rally Cleveland past the 10 halftime lead. (110). They aren’t likely to “We’re going to keep juries received another big teammates Julius Adams today. Plunkett’s backups Harris scored on runs of league annals. filled the bases on a walk, a out nine hits including which brought Lynn bases filled and one out in . Sullivan 70-13-57, Bob Jones 68- 10, Cincinnati beat Detroit previously unbeaten Giants. On Saturday, Charlie Babb surpass the 1902 Pirates’ trying to \rtn,” Anderson single by winning pitcher homers by A1 Oliver and McGlothen his 14th . win the ninth inning, enabling name Sunday when quarter and Tom Neville lyho are are second-year man Neil four and nine yards to lead 11-57, Jack McCallum 71-14-57, Graff and rookie Steve 22-14, Kansas City crushed Sipe, who replaced Mike returned an interception 54 The Reds clinched the bulge of 27V^ games at the continued. “Not at all costs, Bruce Dal Canton and an Dave Parker and a three-run against 11 losses. Jon Greg Gross to score the win Bundi Tarca 67-10-57, Tom Ata- back Jim Plunkett of the expected to miss part or ail Super Bowl, champion Grogan. Green Bay 31-3, St. Louis Phipps in the second period, yards for a score to spark NL’s Western Division tjtle end of the season but if they of course, but we need to error by second baseman double by Art Howe. The Matlack was tagged for five ning run for- the Astros. mian 68-11-57; Class C —Newt New England Patriots suf of the 1975 season with in Pittsburgh over New While Fairbanks pondered shaded Minnesota 13-6, Los put the browns ahead for Miami over Chicago and Sunday when they defeated retain their present 20 keep good habits.’’ Lee Lacy. Expos pulleii the fourth tri runs in six innings and lost Gross had doubled with one Smith 71-16-55, Todd Peck 72-17- fered a shoulder separation. juries. Orleans. a replacement, he had to be Angeles blasted good with a seven-yard TD Cincinnati marked Coach the San Francisco Giants 8-4 game lead it will be the G^rge Foster had four scheduled to fly immediate ple play in their history in his 10th game against 16 vic out and advanced to third on 55, John Rieder 81-26-55; Low Plunkett, who was injured Plunkett’s injury came gratified by the play of P h ilad elp h ia 35-0 and pass to tight end Gary Paul Brown’s 67th birthday James Harris sparked a and the Atlanta Braves beat second highest in major hits and drove in four runs ly to the West Coast, waited The Pittsburgh Pirates the fourth inning when Howe tories. an intentional walk and an gross-Steve Matava 74; Blind when defensive end Coy midway through the.second former New York Giant Pittsburgh ripped New Parris in the third period. by rocking Detroit as rookie three touchdown burst in the the Los Angeles Dodgers 5-4. league history. The and Don Gullett went seven W minutes for the news that defeated the Montreal popped to shallow left field Cubs .6, Phillies 4 ' error by Willie McCovey. bogey —Steve Matava 74. Bacon fell on him as he was period of Sunday’s 3i-24 vic PRO SWEEPS- Net -John attempting to evade a pass tory over the San Diego Leon McQuay, who scored Orleans 24-13. Baltimore is Giant Rookie Rondy halfback Stan Fritts and second quarter and scored The feat surpassed by one American League record of innings to raise his record to the Braves had eliminated Expos 6-0, the St. Louis Car with two on. Tim Foil, run The Cubs took advantage Dick S har^ homered for twice to lead Los Angeles Wilks 74-5-69, John Rieder 97-26- rush, is expected to be out Chargers. three touchdowns in a 7:22 at Houston tonight. Colbert had a 71-yard punt quarterback Ken Anderson day the old Brooklyn 19(^ games is held by the 13-3 in Sunday’s victory. the Dodgers before popping dinals walloped the New ning backwards, ti)ade the of four errors, including two San Diego arid Doug Rader threw TD passes to go along over Philadelphia, spoiling 71, Bill Moran 78-7-71; Gross four to six weeks. “It was a rollout right and span. Mcljuay started with a The Jets got a big scare in return for a score and Dodgers' clinching of the 1936 New York Yankees. Then the Reds, originally the corks of 48 champagne York Mets 12-4, the Chicago catch, relayed to second on one play, to score six runs connected for Houston. with Dave Green’s three the return of ex-Ram —Stan Hilinski 72, Steve Plunkett joins well-kn^own I never saw the man,” said 101-yard kickoff return to the third period of their win George Hunt added a 53- Matava 74, Doc McKee 76. field goals. quarterback Roman players like Dick Anderson, Plunkett. “They don’t know open the third quarter. over Washington when Joe yard field goal. Norm Snead, named San Ken Avery galloped 36 Gabriel, who was sacked Nick Buoniconti and Bill yet what they’re going to About four minutes later, he Namath, playing for the yards with an interception to five times before being Stanfill of Miami, Archie do.” ran five yards for a TD and first time in a month, Francisco’s No. 1 quarter back earlier in the week. cap a 21-point first quarter replaced in the second half. Travers enables Control greatest Csonka Manning of New Orleans, Plunkett could have a pin capped the effort with a 56- hobbled to the sidelines praises Penn State extended in grid opener Brewers to split asset for Hunter reserve NEW YORK (UPI) - lapses, Temple was in com trounced William & Mary prisingly easy victory over After four years of frustra plete command. The Owls 33-7, Baylor defeated East Carolina. Dave, the tion, there appears to be outgained the Nittany Lions, Mississippi 20-10, Pittsburgh quarterback, hit his twin BALTIMORE (UPI) - Jim “Cat “Hunter is in complete command,” MEMPHIS (UPI) - Larry fish” Hunter calls control his greatest decinces explained after his hitless hope for eastern football 402 yards to 201, in total downed Georgia 19-9 and brother with a 46-yard pass Csonka, forced to watch the offense and had 21 first MILWAUKEE (UPI) - Baseball’s when George Scott blasted his 28th asset, a quality that Baltimore rookie afternoon. “He throws his sliders low World Football League game teams in their quest to un Southern Methodist nipped to set up a one-yard a funny game — just ask Bill-Travers. homer into the bleachers off loser Doug Decinces agreed with after and away and his control is excellent: from the sidelines becaus'e of a seat Penn State as the downs to Penn State’s 12. Wake Forest 14-7. touchdown run by Johnny Saturday, Travers went against the Dick Pole. The homer was a major facing the New York Yankee pitcher - I can’t call him a baffling pitcher, but pulled groin muscle, paid his perennial kingpin. “They looked great,” ad Mark Manges, a Evans in the first period and Boston Red Sox and was knocked out league high for Scott, surpassing the for the first time as Hunter joined the he sure knows what pitching is all replacement the supreme com Coach Joe Paterno’s mitted Paterno. “ We sophomore quarterback, plunged over from the one in the second inning as the Brewers 27 he hit as a Red Sox rookie in 1966. list of bas^all immortals by making about.” pliment. ninth-ranked Nittany Lions, weren’t smooth, we weren’t threw for a school record late in the third quarter to executing.” lost 20-6. “I’m confident of hitting 35 this a 2-0 victolT over the Orioles his 20th Designated hitter Tommy Davis “I couldn’t have done better winner of top edstern honors four touchdowns in leading cap a 68-yard drive. year,” Scott said, “because I’ve got win this season. loosened Hunter’s grip for three of the myself,” the big fullback said in seven of the last eight “I thought they did a great Maryland to a trouncing of Sophomore fullback John He returned Sunday and threw a after Willie Spencer led the three-hitter at Boston as the Brewers confidence in my ability. It’s going to Hunter’s feat of becoming only the six singles Sunday to raise his batting seasons including the last job,” Hardin said of his Villanova. Manges, noted Housman ran for two short be a little tough, but I’m at least going Memphis Southmen to a 37-17 four in a row, showed signs team. “We just didn’t cover more for his running than touchdowns in the fourth took the nightcap 7-3 after losing the third American League pitcher to be a average to .278. victory over the Hawaiians Sun opener 6-3. to get me 30 ‘taters.” 20-game winner of five consecutive “I pitch Davis a little differently of decay Saturday night kicks well.” his passing ability, hit quarter to spark Houston to day before 15,132. Spencer,'a With such opponents as “It was a complete surprise to me In the opener, the Red Sox trailed 2- seasons ruined Jim Palmer’s bid for than other guys with more fastballs,” when they opened their 1975 sophomore Vince Kinney on victory over Lamar. 6-foot-4 , 230-pound second-year Stanford, Ohio State and that I was starting,’’ Travers said, 1 in the eighth when Denny Doyle and his 21st win, not to mention costing explained Hunter, now 20-13. “Control pro who never went to college, season with a rather unim TD passes of 46 and 41 Housman rolled up 99 yards “The difference today was that I Carl Yastrzemski singled to open the the Orioles ground in the AL’s Eastern is the best thing I have going for me gained 142 yards on 15 carries. pressive 26-25 victory over Kentucky coming up on the yards, connected with rushing and scor^ on runs was getting my breaking ball over. It inning, putting runners on first and Division race. and an ability to spot the ball where I He did not score but was named Temple. schedule in three of the next fullback Tim Wilson on a 25- of two and one yards. four weeks, Penn State was my big pitch.’’ third. Doyle then scored the tying run Hunter, who is 22-16 lifetime against want it most of the time.” the game’s Most Valuable Temple, which has been yarder and tossed a 38- Tailback James “Boom Brewer manager Del Crandall said when Fred Lynn forced Yastrzemski. the Orioles, called it “more of a “But Palmer is a smart pitcher too, Player. improving its program would seem to have severe yarder to John Schultz. Boom” Betterson ran for Ed Rodriguez came up with arm trou Lynn scored the go-ahead run on challenge” pitching against Palmer, even though he’s got more on his fast “They (Hawaiians) didn’t steadily under Coach Wayne problems ahead. The Buckey Brothers, two touchdowns, including ^ think we’d do mucll power run Penn State was one of four ble and couldn’t go nine innings. Carleton Fisk’s double. with whom he now has evened the ball than I do. Pitching against Hardin but is still far from Dave and Don, combined 92-yarder with the opening ning with Csonka out,” Spencer nationally-ranked clubs to “Travers threw only 38 pitches last The split kept the division-leading score in head-to-head duels (44) since Palmer and the Orioles is always being tabbed as a major their talents to lift North kickoff, to spark North (UPI Photo) said. “They didn’t know me and see action Saturday, and the night,’’ Crandall said. “But baseball’s Red Sox seven games ahead of they both entered the league in 1965. more of a challenge.” power, pushed Penn State Carolina State to a sur Carolina to victory over Csonka are both power only one to have trouble. a funny game. Saturday, Travers^^ Baltimore in the American League “A big difference today was Brooks Hunter joined Walter Johnson and all over Philadelphia’s William & Mary. Right on the button runners.” Maryland, ranked No. 14, warmed up great. He was really East. not being in there,” said Hunter about Robert “Lefty” Grove as he became Spencer said he received Franklin Field but came out easily outclassed Villanova throwing hard and the harder he Boston plays Cleveland tonight, sen That's the way it looks hut actually Umpire Paul Pryor the absence of Robinson from the only the third to win 20 games for five some tips before the game from on the short end of the score 41-0, 17th-ranked North threw the harder they hit him.” ding Rick Wise (18-8) starting against is making an out call at second base just as Met in Oriole lineup, Decinces has replaced consecutive seasons. He also became Csonka, the NFL veteran who because of poor coverage on Carolina State routed East NEW AT The Brewers trailed 2-1 in the fifth Roric Harrison (7-5). fielder Felix Millan crossed in front of his path. Robinson at third base since the the first Yankee pitcher to post a 20- joined back Jim Kiick and two kick returns. Carolina 26-3 and 18th- veteran Oriole infielder has slumped win season since Fritz Peterson in receiver Paul Warfield in jum The first of these came in ranked Houston defeated to a .195 batting average. 1970. ping this year from the Miami the first quarter when Penn MANCHESTER Race at a glance Dolphins to Memphis. State’s Rich Mauti returned Lamar 20-3. However, Csonka said his a kickoff 100 yards for a Second-ranked Alabama Five games separate top two clubs American League words were wasted. touchdown, and the second opens its season tonight AUTO PARTS “Willie looked like he didn’t against Missouri at Bir East Town tennis tournament need any pointers today,” he occurred in the fourth 270 BROAD ST. • 649-4528 quarter when Woody mingham, Ala., in a W L Pet. GB To Play said. (UPI Photo) nationally-televised game. Boston 84 57 .596 21 Kiick also had a good day. He Petchel raced 66 yards with In other major games Baltimore 77 64 .546 7 21 gained 106 yards on 16 carries a punt to set up what proved IMPORTED CAR PARTS Fast-charging Royals Torkelson picks up three yards Saturday, North Carolina Btston (21); Home (13) - Detroit (3), Sept. 10 (2), 11; and scored on runs of 10 and two to be th e winning Men^s semifinal round yards. touchdown—a three-yard Milwaukee (4), Sept. 12,13,14,15; Baltimore (2), Sept. 16, Former UConn running back Eric by Kansas City's Willie Lanier in “That’s what they pay me to 17; Cleveland (4), Sept. 25, 26, 27, 28. Away (8) - at Torkelson picked up three yards exhibition game Saturday night, run by Duane Taylor. set to invade Oakland do,” Kiick said. “Anybody can Except for those two Cleveland (2), Sept. 8, 9; at Detroit (3), Sept. 19, 20,21; at in doubles set today run in the open field.” for Green Bay before being stopped • New York (3), Sept. 22, 23, 24. Warfield accounted for Baltimore (21): Home (7) - Milwaukee (3), Sept. 19, 20, the third one 6-5,” Herzog Mayberry is hitting a robust another Memphis touchdown, NEW YORK (UPI) - 21; Detroit (3), Sept. 23, 24, 25; Chicago (1), Sept. 29 (if said. “They looked awful .296 with 94 RBIs. Semifinals in tAe men’s tion begins this weekend. def. Krause-Saunders 6-2, 6- catching a 14-yard pass from When Whitey Herzog first necessary); Away (14), - at Milwaukee (2), Sept. 8, 9; at Danny White. White, a second- tired. They definitely can be Elsewhere in the AL, doubles in the Town Tennis Men's doubles 1; Myler-Huffman def. addressed his players after Cleveland (3), Sept. 10 (2), 11; at Detroit (3), Sept. 12,13, year pro from Arizona State, taking over as the Kansas had.” Oakland swept Texas 4-1 and Tournament will be played First round; Krause- Bavier-W illett 6-3, 7-6; HOCKEY 14; at Boston (2), Sept. 16, 17; at New York (4), Sept. 26 Saunders def. Phillippi- passed 29 yards to tight end City Royals’ manager on Especially if Solaita and 7-3, New York blanked today at 5:30 at Charter Oak Caouette-Lindgren def. (2), 27, 28. Phillippi by default; Myler- Gary Shirk for another score. July 24, his- message was Mayberry continue to crush Baltimore 2-0, Boston split Park. Poist-Roman by default; Hufman def. Stafford- John Harvey provided the plain and simple. baseballs the way they did with Milwaukee, winning 6-3 Four tandems moved into Darling-Aucoin def. Eacott- final touchdown for the TIME! Kennard 6-1, 6-3; Lindgren- \ “I told them that if we go Sunday. before losing 7-3, Minnesota the round of four after last Perkins 6-4, 6-0; Guffey-M.i Southmen, how 4-1, the first Caouette def. Roy-Moss 2-6, into Oakland in September Solaita, the 28-year-old drubbed Chicago 9-1 and John Goiangos wins weekend’s action. Myler- Warren def. Leary-Miller 6- time he got the ball since being 6-3, 6-4; Eacott-Perkins def. five games or less behind “ Samoan Strongboy,’’ Cleveland swept Detroit 7-2 Huffman, Darling-Aucoin, 2, 6-1; Hickey-Moroz def. arrested on a Texas drug PLAN AHEAD ... DON'T BE DISAPPOINTED \ Marshall-Marshall by the A’s, we have a good blasted three consecutive and 9-0, Rolling Park golf play Hickey-Moroz and Pastel- Ross-Cox 6-1, 7-6; Thrasher- charge. He fought his way into homers before his single A’g 4*7, Rangers 1-3 Warren will battle it out for default; Miller-Leary def. Cavallo def. Hollander- the end zone from 18 yards out. W' chance to take the whole The Hawaiians, now 2-3, thingi” Herzog recalled Sun Jim Todd pitched 3 2-3 in the right to move into the Leclerc-Levin 6-1,6-1; Ross- Weinstein by default; Three golfers finished Other top scorers were Cox def. Hannon-Slogesky 6- never mounted a serious offen day after Kansas City out- nings of shutout relief in the finals. Pastel-D. Warren def. w ith 72s but based on Dan Pinto 83-10-73, Bernie 3, 7-6; Hickey-Moroz def. sive threat. They gained only 54 SEASON TICKETS slugged California 8-7 with opener and Rollie Fingers Mixed doubles competi- Stevens-Nightingale 6-2, 6-2 matching cards, John Banavige 83-10-73, Bill Badger-Wiggin; Hollander- Third round: Myler- yards rushing and 136 passing the help of five home runs worked out of an eighth in while Memphis had 303 yards on EXHIBITION GAMES Good locations Goiangos captured the 17th Crowley 96-23-73, John An- Weinstein def. Greene- Huffman def. Boser-I)ow 7- —three by Tony Solaita and ning jam in the nightcap to annual Rolling Park Golf dreoli T01-27y2-73Vi!, John the ground and 199 in the air. DETt ' orroKRT ✓ available two by John Mayberry, who help Oakland sweep Texas. Smith 6-2, 6-3; Thrasher- 6, 64; Darling-Aucoin def. Hawaii got its first score on a LEAGUE Tournament yesterday at Chiapputti 103*29V2-73y2. Thu leads the majors—to creep o Billy Williams’ two-run Cavallo def. Crispino- Caouette-Lindgren 6-0, 6-0; 24-yard field goal by R.A. O ct 2 M innesota X Tallwood Golf Club. Crispino 6-3, 6-3; Stevens- Hickey-Moroz def. Guffey- S a t O ct 4 Quebec Y within five games of homer, his 21st, was the key Goiangos (87-15-72), Chad Bill Zwick had the best Row not settled Coppedge, then scored in the se Nightingale def. Sloan-Sloan M. Warren 6:2, 6-7, 6-0; cond quarter when Clayton Oakland in the American hit in the second game while Whitesell (96-24-72) and Jef front nine, Steve Dieterle 20 PLUS PLAN LONDON (UPI) - Lord 64, 6-0. Pastel-D. Warren def. Heath returned a kickoff 93 REGULAR SEASON GAMES Leape West. Bert Campaneris, Jackson frey Bissell (97-25-72) the best back nine, Pat Killanin, president of the Inter Select 20 or more gam es and sit in the same seat yards for a touchdown. In the V \ and Gene Tenace all drove Second round: Dow-Boser Thrasher-Cavallo 7-6, 7-6. Day D ate Opponent Like many things, the task deadlocked for the top rung Paradiso was closest to the national Olympic Committee, third period. Heath ran three every game. You will also be given an opportunity to is easier said than. done. in first game runs. pin and Dick McKinney had O c t ,U Hw sto* but on matching cards, Sunday met with Montreal yards for a final score. W ii O c LlS EAmeten 2_ urchase playoff tickets after season ticket holders After all, the Royals were 10 Twins 9, White Sox 1 Mayor Jean Drapeau in a last- _____ Goiangos came out ahead to high net. In the only other game Sun f i t Act 11 Terenie i Cave been accommodated. Whalers Ticket Office l/2games behind the A’s Dave McKay, batting .438 win a second leg on the Bert The tournament was minute bid to settle a row over day, Johnnie Walton threw Sh . 0 c t.2 ( Caliary (Vmc«n«) _____ 4 television rights which W tJ. I c l H i located lower level of the CIVIC CENTER — Hours 9- a when Herzog took over and, scored A1 Cowens with the since reporting to Minnesota McConkey Trophy, played on a Calloway three touchdown passes as the threatens to black out countries D m . IM.I CbKIIMti 6 as Reggie Jackson often has winning run in the 11th in on Aug. 22, drove in three (^iangos won his first title scoring system with 32 San Antonio Wings ran their 5 Mon.-Fri. outside North America. SaL N w .i Pboeeii ) said, Oakland doesn’t start ning. runs and Steve Brye at Minnechaug in 1971. players ent^jred. NOW OPEN... record to 5-2 with a 30-8 romp over the Southern California No«.12 HOM tM 8 to take its baseball seriously “It was awfully tempting celebrated his return from a i o B Hm . i I Ooebec ___9 Sun. GROUP RATES (which usually means a to go for another one,” two-month layoff with a pair n c n n M m e to li !a t. llm .il PbeeMi clubhouse brawl) until Solaita said of his chance to of home runs. Jim Hughes Improve your chances of win U U N N G ’S S w . N o i .i ] WemioeC 12 Call 7 2 8 -3 3 6 6 for details things get tight. walked two and struck out ning In the 1975 Punt, Pass & join seven other players who Deeeer — n r Well, somebody had better four to gain his 14th victory. Kick Competition by attending Formats cop Fri. R m .2 1 have hit four homers in a Youngsters 8-13, our free clinic. You'll get S iL H m .H taAanwolit i T call in a referee and two Indians 7-9, Tigers 2-0 W d Dec.10 MbMeuta game. “However, in that Important "how to" tips from season finale “IT fight officials real soon situation, you have to give in (jleorge Hendrick drove in experienced football coaches. S iL BCC.U Cletelaiid EXHIBITION GAMES To got Info PP&K, just bring your IMPORTED Two four-run outbursts keyed fri. Am . 19 EOoMMle* 1? because Kansas City has a little to the pitcher. I just three runs and reliever Tom Prepare to win! parent or guardian in and sign the Formals Inn Penguins to a Fri. 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It Bridgeport University faculty starts picketing Wylie said he le ft the grew into almost weekly field program when it dwindled to trips for 30 to 40 persons. creases in the second and third the office of Mayor Wes take..second place. We’re in BRIDGEPORT (UPI) - unless a new contract agree van der Kroef, spokesman for He said picketing was on a Van der Kroef. said the By MARTIN HEERWALD School Programs Involving Our C la re n c e R o C d ell, a pizzasi sloppy joes and other about six to eight persons at the Youthful volunteers serve as years was “a paper offer that Uhlman. The program is ad terested in providing really Striking facuity memters at the ment was reached by Sunday. the association, called the stu selective basis wiUi about 35 private school’s proposed three- SEATTLE (UPI) - Variety, City’s Elderly. participant-recruiter, says he spicy foods popular with school site he attended. tour guides and bus drivers. doesn’t speak to the realities in ministered by the city school meaningful services that fit the University Bridgeport began About 300 faculty members dent council’s stand “very un educators working in relays. year contract of a freeze the it’s said, is the spice of life, and finds many who are unaware of children. Instead, they find SPICE apparently perked up "We surely are looking volved.” It began as a means of en system with the help of many of needs of the elderly instead of picketing on campus today teach at the financially fortunate.” first year and eight per cent in a year-old Seattle program the program. either lightly seasoned later at that site, which Mrs. forward to a full program again couraging those over 65 to get the senior citizens ^emselves. trying to make the elderly fit whiie schooi officiais asked for troubled coeducational school called SPICE is adding some to ‘"Then many have told me it dishes or a separate combina ^ rb a n o and her husband also this year,” Mrs. Barbano said. out of their homes more often, During the 1974-75 school the needs of the program.’’ a federai mediator to intervene which was forced to drop its the lives of several hundred sounds fine 'but there are a lot tion of foods prepared specially used. “We have had a wonderful time to dine out at 70 cents a meal year, it used school lunchrooms Funded by only $115,000 from in the dispute. football program last year as elderly residents. of things there that I probably for them. Both the Barbanos are with them. It gets people SEC lets employes accept expenses and make new friends in the throughout the city. This year, the city’s federal community Meanwhiie, schooi officials part of a number of cuts im SPICE is the acronym for can’t eat,”’ he added. organizers and recruiters as together. There are so many process. The SPICE idea came from the program will use schools service, SPICE provided an announced an apparent settle plemented by the administra useful to gej its message across promised by it.” Some have visions of eating well as participants. widows and widowers. It gets WASHINGTON (UPI) - regard such reimbursements and other facilities chosen for average of slightly more than ment early today of another tion. to the industry it regulates.” . (jonson said the SEC “draws She said the program’s them out when they wouldn’t go Most federal regulatory agen from businessmen under their their easy access via city tran 600 meals a week during its labor dispute involving the In voting to set up picketing, cies forbid their officials from jurisdiction a potential conflict Therefore, he said, the com the line” at accepting expenses first school year. otherwise.’’ school’s 175 services and the faculty also call^ for the mission often allows the host for invitations extended by an sit. accepting expenses from of interest. “We are very confident we “We can nearly double that, maintenance personnel. honoring of picket lines by groups to pay travel, food and individual stockbroker, Science today: Preparing handicapped for,the real world private interests. But the "It’s better to be like can expand the program this but we are lim it^ to about 1,- A spokesman said details of about 8,500 students at the lodging expenses of com businessman or firm, and in Securities and Exchange Com Caesar’s wife — you know, year,” says Ken Camper, who 050 per week,” Camper said. the agreement with Local 1199, school, founded in 1927. missioners invited to' appear at those' cases pays the expenses mission lets business groups above suspicion,” an Interstate sent here have matured con is taking over as SPICE direc He said the program would be CEILING National Union of Hospital and However, a circular dis their conventions and meetings. itself. It does, however, accept By ROBERT MUSEL him to the normal processes of Pengwern Hall stands alone in pick up the tab for SEC officials Commerce Commission siderably. We are'satisfied that tor. “In addition to improving in real trouble if all the city’s Health Care Employes, AFL- tributed on campus early today “It comes down to a question expense reimbursement for LONDON (UPI) - It is a dif living. its approach, and that its RERVIR AND who attend their conventions, spokesman said. this is due to the mixed, useful the midday meals and lowering nearly 100,000 residents over 65 CIO, will be presented to the and signed by the school’s stu of whether the taxpayers should functions hosted by ficult and often poignant human “But there was a difference,” achievement of 50 per cent of according to congressional Other agencies said its. of- working environment we have the cost to 65 cents, we will decided to participate. REPLACEMENT members tonight for ratifica dent council, “condemned the pay or whether these groups associations pr similar he said. “Man, as the saying its trainees successfully in records. iicials either use their own problem. A mentally han created. We think — although have other services, including “Manif elderly don’t need this tion. walkout.” who are willing to pay should professional groups. goes, is shaped by the tools he tegrated into the community is — free estimates— Information supplied by the money or get reimbursed by the dicapped boy or girl completes we are always modifying and weekly health clinics, guest kind of program” he added. The teachers’ walkout began A school spokesman 9aid the foot the bill,” Gonson said. The SEC reported accepting uses. And here were youngsters a remarkable figure in an often six major regulatory com agencies for attending conven a special school course and now enriching the project — that it speakers, discussion groups, “It’s designed mainly for the when members of the university opened as scheduled “We feel and know that in expenses ranging as high as 82,- who probably could not use the disheartening field. missions to the House tions. faces the daunting task of is as near as anyone has gotten field trips, bingo, dances and in older, lonely person.” B.A.T0ZIER"« American Association of and “semester work will be fact there is nothing wrong with 021 .sis for a 1974 business trip to tools common to all of us, so we Some 600 have passed through Commerce Committee’s sub But SEC Associate General coping with a world from which to the right environment struction in arts and crafts. Reaction last year ranged University Professors voted completed in all classes,” it. There is no suggestion or Tokyo by. SEC chairman Ray started with the tool of com the school since its founding. committee on oversight and in Counsel Paul Gonson told UPI, he or she usually has been between school and a place in “We are putting the emphasis from Mrs. Vito Barbano’s “It’s 6 4 6 ^ 6 4 - 649-4464 107-39 Sunday night to imple wherever possible. evidence that anybody has been Garrett Jr. and his wife. merce and the most universal “We are satisfied,” Weinberg vestigations — reviewed by “Tfie SEC has always felt it is shielded by parents and the community.” on individual services. Our goal marvelous” to Russell Wylie’s 22 Regent Street, Manchester, Conn. ment an earlier plan to strike Political science Prof. Justice UPI — showed all but the SEC unduly influenced or com teachers. of them all, money.” said, "that all the youngsters “It didn’t seem to grab ahold As part of the training is a quality program. Numbers 1 There are terrors in facing the unknown for those of program, the former stable limited intelligence, fear of block was divided into five self- failure foremost among them. contained, four-bedroom houses Facial Tissue And since this is a situation with the help of those who GeishaTUna common to all countries, the possessed the skills. Six Landb’Lakes Pengwern Hall Plan has trainees — as Weinberg calls Vanity brought behevioral experts them — now live in each house and take part in every aspect of F i Solid Fair from all over to a remote coun homemaking from shopping to White pkgs try house in Wales. Butter L ^ Regal Pengwern Hall calls itself a entertaining guests. There are Quake survivors 134 “transitional unit’’ which, as three boys, three girls and two one 10 oz pkg Frozen Chopped or Leaf Print Martin Weinberg, its director, houseparerits. A woman survivor of the earthquake which took more than SUPERMARKETS^ described it, is intended to “And,” Weinberg said, “they SUPERMARKETS 1,700 lives in Lice, Turkey, Saturday, sits in the rubble ■it®®-'; develop self-confidence, in draw up a budget and then have Finast Spinach weeping and holding her small daughter. (UPI photo) With This Coupon and a purchase of S5 or more With This Coupon and a purchase of $5 or more dependence and new skills that to live within it. If they mis With This Coupon & purchase $5 or more With This Coupon & purchase of $5 or more B L.irTiiiuiia~vaiiuiinuw«|jiLimit one>Valid thru Sept 13 •• w*—- LiJ —Limit •••••• w..*,one-Valid thru Sept 13 H-509 will carry some of the security manage they go hungry — only 15m*sm 0 0 Limit one - Valid thru Sept. 13 H-539 0 Limit.one - Valid thru Sept 13 H-540 M A N C H ES T^ macaroni .(M l of the school into the adult in theory, of course. cheese world. “While they are developing 205 Spencer Street, Weinberg developed the good work and housekeeping Toll exceeds 1,700 Pengwern Hall Plan as director habits they are the same time of the institution for the past meeting the often greater trial K-Mart Plaza in Turkish quake seven years. The hall, a historic of social interaction, the GEorgUm mansion, was aqquired criticism, teasing, rebukes and macaroni by the National Society for rebuffs that are inescapable in LICE, Turkey (UPI) - A demolished by the tremor. cheese Mentally Handicapped Children life. They learn that friction NOW OPEN somber young boy grimly led Rescue workers reported only a in 1966. cannot be avoided and they get his little brother by the hand handful of partly damaged Weinberg said he started with the opportunity to develop adult through the rubble-strewn |/( SWE^ ME AT STREET u s. A. M EAT S TR E E T U S . A. buildings still standing. the obvious necessity of in response.” streets of the ruined town. “We should have counted the troducing the youngsters sent to Weinberg believes, and says “Uncle doctor, please look living in order to know the real % he has been told by visitors, the after my brother,” he said to a number of dead,” one rescue physician at an emergency team leader said in Lice. Cold Power hospital set up in Lice. “I must A thousand 'Turkish soldiers Boneless find the bodies of my father and Boneless joined several thousand civilian mother.” volunteers in a search for sur Detergent Turkish officials said Sunday vivors in the debris of wrecked News analysis at least 1,700 were killed in a buildings. But the searchers weekend earthquake that mostly found mutilated cor 104 off Beef Chuck HOURS rocked eastern Turkey. Nearly pses. Shoulder Label a third of the dead were in the Premier Sulejrman Demirel Assassination threat devastated town of Lice. flew to Lice by helicopter Sun 49 oz The officials predicted the A DAY day and said the Turkish pkg death toll would rise to 3,000 government would finance Pot Roast always a reality when reports came in from Beef Roast reconstruction of the battered w i 8 am Monday thru rescue workers sent to outlying town. By ARNOLD SAWISLAK tify and watch out for any per areas of battered Diyarbakis Reporters accompanying 3** WASHINGTON (UPI) - Great Flavor, son believed to be a potential Midnight Saturday province. Demirel watched as survivors President Ford’s encounter GreenGiant threat to the chief executive. Another Army helicopters whirled moved like robots amid the rub Friday with a pistol-carrying Great Value These are routine steps, and over the disaster region to pin ble, corpses and wounded of the woman is an ugly reminder that everyone involved in the protec Great Value point damaged areas cut off once-prosperous town. from Meat political assassination is as Sweet Peas tion of a president concedes from communications and lead Rescue workefs prepared big potential in the 1970s as it was from Meat Street U.S.A.! that they are not airtight. The rescue workers to stranded sur cauldrons of food for the sur real in the 1960s. real protection is the goodwill Street U.S.A. vivors. vivors but the stench of death Millions of dollars and the ef or at least absence of violent The quake, which registered overpowered the odor of forts of thousands of people hostility in American crowds. If just below the “severe” seven- cooking. No one would eat. No Mr. Deli Favorites! each year go to protect the that element is gone, no Presi Freirich^^Toniue’’"' ib1.09 point mark on the Richter one could eat. 3 President and other govern 17 oz dent is safe. scale, rumbled across 13 Hospitals in the stricken cans ment leaders. Filet Mignon Sausage unTun. ib 1.69 Baked Fresh with Natural eastern provinces Saturday, in areas overflowed with injured. Domestic Whole Boneless In presidential campaign Beef Loin juring at least several thousand Many victims lay on stretchers years this attempt to shield Jones Braunschweiger 8 oz 690 Ingredients the Finast Way! persons and leaving up to 30,000 on lawns and streets outside the politicians is extended to can homeless. hospitals waiting for room in Crisco Ham Beef Rib Eyes didates of the opposition as well Whole Ihnderloins Sausage oean^ 1.29 Lice, a town of 9,000 persons side. as incumbent officials. So far, BigRoundTop at the center of the quake, was aside from Ford, none of the an Go American Beef Chuck 4 3 8 Bologna eozpKgSgo Boneless nounced or potential candidates American workers edge out Boneless Ib | Freshly Sliced ■b . their foreign counterparts on Underblade Steak Shortening Rib Eye Steaks for the 1976 presidential Sausage ^p°rsb' ">1.29 th e labor performance WhiteBread Catholic Women plan to Order nominations have been given scorecards of many U.S. inter From the Seven Seas! All Beef Secret Service protection. This national executives. According ^ 3 8 3-lb Fenway Franks X 109 will he up to a committee which to a Conference Board survey Ib church fashion show has yet to meet on the matter. Beef for Stew CodFillet Bologna German half lb 690 of top American international can It is clear that no one in managers, U.S. employes rank More Proof that 20 oz LiverwurstMrDeii ibl.29 In-Store Freshly Ground public life can be given absolute especially high in productivity, It Pays to Shop the Finast Way! Ivs BOLTON pianist. protection short of a kind of labor stability and general per Leon Zapadka of Woodland Imported Swiss half personal isolation that is incon formance on the job. Among Donna Holland Gardens will supply floral Bake Shop! sistent with the American other countries, workers in Frozen 646-0375 decorations. Finast Roast Beef half lb U45 LeanGround system of politics.. Assassins West Germany, Japan and Beef Shoulder Junior Pies ^ 00 “Fashion Spirit for 76” will Tickets are available and Macaroni have murdered four presidents, Canada receiv^ the highest Italian Grey Sole Frozen b1.39 be sponsored by the St. Maurice may be purchased from Luncheon 950 and the last to die — John F. consistent marks in these Hot Dog Rolls 3T1.00 Council of Catholic Women members of the St. Maurice Grain Bread Chuck Kennedy — said he knew no categories. Employes in Great lor London Broil Cooked Crabs ">550 Friday, Sept. 26 at 8 p.m. at council or by calling Mrs. &Cheese Salmon r«‘r ib i .09 way a man in his position could Britain, Italy and Australia Hard Rolls 2'?i.00 Fiano’s Restaurant. Helbig, 646-0433. Assorted A Q A C insure himself against a fanatic were rated lowest overall. Halibut Steak ^1.89 Donation is |2. There will be Models for the show will be Kielbasa Hillshire Farms Ib 1.59 Any Size with a deadly weapon. English MuffinsSn.OO door prizes and refreshments. Arlene Giglio, Peggy Geer, Vk oz T urnovers ■ ! 0 5 1 Still, there was hope that the Boneless FishCakes Boston2pka790 The fashions will be Sylvia Craig, Irene Bagels Mr. Dell pkg 49$ Package passing of the era of super- Tray Donuts 79$ presented by Amoldeen’s of pkgs Available In Manchester Store Only Kwiatkowski, Nell Siemko, charismatic politicians and Barbs 1 ^ 8 Haddock p^a850 Bakery Products Available Tues thru Sat Only! Manchester. ’The latest hair Kathy St. James, Susan Lyons, super-heated issues such as the By PHIL PASTORET cuts and hair sets will be shown Eva Morra, Mary Sheridan and Vietnam war had taken with it by Joseph’s Beauty Salon of Eleanor Smith. the constant threat of assault There’s nothing like a good Sunrise Fresh Dairy Values the Finast Way! Bolton. against public figures. The* breakfast to make you realize Proof It Pays to Shop for Quality Produce the Finast Way! All This Week how poorly you eht most mor Margaret Maneggia is threat to Ford, a man whose en Meet tonight nings. general chairman. Hostesses at Finast! tire demeanor seems to Kraft Deluxe are Liz Chieffo and Angie The Bolton Athletic Associa FROZEN FOOD SALE Stop blaming the wife for dampen political passion, Fresh Ripe tion wil' meet tonight at 8 at Armentano. shows that hope to have been those awful brownbag lunches Committee chairmen are Herrick Memorial Park. we carry — we pack ’em m uiebican The Board of Selectmen will wishful. American Cheese Betty Liebler and Kathy Freezer Queen There is a theory held by ourself. meet tonight at 8 at the Town Richmond Peaches McConnell, refreshments; Jane some law enforcement officials Helbig, tickets; Barbara Hall. Deluxe Slices btl of that interest in assassinations Shearon, posters; Margaret Scrimntage Orange MiniMeals may breed new assaults. Kan Maneggia, door prizes and The Bolton Tigers will scrim White or Colored ^ Breaded Chicken Croquene, Meatballs & Gravy. 60 sas City, Mo., Police Chief publicity; Marie Fontanella mage the Tolland Tonados Joseph McNamara, whose city 8 oz pkg and Janet 'Tuohey, decorations. Turkey Cutlet & Gravy, Salisbury Steak & Gravy I Tablets I Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. at Ford vfill visit this week, said a im e r ic a m Background music will be Juice Herrick Memorial Park. Both he will confer with the ^ r e t Happiness is being spotted by __ 3-$1 provided by Kay Peterson, are midget football teams. Service about increasing the Sweet or Butter Milk the boss when you return from Biscuits St. Joseph Aspirin Tablets btl 36 290 already heavy security planned lunch on time. Pillsbury 6 oz for that occasion. Casseiman Plums Cherrystone Ib 39^ pkgs A station break is what we’d Annual meeting set cans Shampoo 1.47 There are guards with the devoutly like to have happen J A Milton 8i Kendal Variety Ib president and around and above when the wife Insists on CottageCheei^ 85^ U.S. No. 1 - 2'A Injih Minimum bag y ^ by health services Vitalis i2«bui,19 every place he visits and an ef watching the late, late, late. fort is made in advance to iden I NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) i>^'* Finast Regular 9 02 Di-Gel r.'bT.it b.,30 770 Margarine Quarters 1'lh pkQ 69^ ANDOVER or French \ pkgs ( Donna Holland Sion and hearing testing for 3- Green Beans Hair Spray Baauty 02 can 990 Green Cabbage r'""Ha.d. »12^ and 4-year-old children each OiTfci ■ O ^ 439 646-0375 Finast Maxi Pads pkg 30 Cocktail 4 02 jars | Thursday morning from 9:30 Stay-Free 1.77 The annual meeting of the ‘n-VS*-'., Sliced 16 02 pkg Happiness Is... Columbia-Hebron^Andover until 11:30. ------The testing will be at the YellowOnions 3 ^59^ Community Health Services, 20 02 A REALLY CLEAN LAUNDROMAT agency office. Appointments Taterboy V Save 250P■r Save IOC SaveSOCHSave 15Cf|Save40cHSave 50C Inc. (CHACHSI) will be Shoestring • pkgs With This Coupon With This Coupon AIR CONDITIONED ^ ’Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the are necessary. Call 228-9428 for Potatoes with This Coupon | With This Coupon | With This Coupon | Wrth This Coupon | on (1)72 o z ______on (1) 34 02 Columbia Congregational an appointment. C a G n a fB « ^ \ I on(1) 4 0 oz I on(1) 2 2 oz ! on(1) 2 4 oz | on{1) 6 4 oz | 'The program will run from Prime Variety Sani Flush TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY SPECIAL YellowTdrnip 14^ Church. Rhodes 1 1b pkg j I Johnson q Formula 409 | Max Pax i Miracle White N Well child conferences for Sept. 25 until June 1976. ;4=/ Bread Dough Dog Food | Toil.ia..nar The goal of the pre-school vi I Future ^iSpray Cleaner i Coffee Rings I Cleaner I Andover will be held at the I V alidthruS.pl 13 | Valid thru S .p l 13 8 Lbs. DRY CLEANING „ .* 2 .0 0 Shop the Finast Way! Green I Floor Polish I Valid thru Sspi 13 I Valid thru Sspt. 13 1 X ^th ru Sspt 13 I rt P a y s to agency office on Rt. 66 in sion and hearing testing, 20 02 pkg program is prevention of Giant I H-496 H-407 Columbia. They will begin in Cut Corn '^SsptW H-000 H-0O1 serious impairments through BELCON LAUNDROMAT 309 Green Ri Not RsspoosWs for Typogr«phle«l Errors October. Not Raaponalbla for Typographical Errors. ------Pries "ffsctlvs Msnchsstsr,...... Vsrnon. Esst.Hsrtford thru 8si. Sspt ia 10/8 CHACHSI will offer free vi- early detection and treatment. W « Rosorva th« Right to UmR OuantklM Pricas effacttvo Manchester. Vornort, East Hartford thru Sat.. Sept. 13.1975 W s Rssarvs ths Rlghl to LImH QuantKIss MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., Sept. 8, 1975- PAGE TWENTY-ONE PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTE^VENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., Sept. 8, 1975 WINTHROP Homes For Sale New Yorker tapped INDEX . 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homea For Sale 23 NOTICIS ADVERTISING LOOK ' H^RE CQWES WHATte H E MANCHESTER - Five room L 1 — LoM «nd Found l=0©TS2 NOR\AAN! P O IN © Ranch, breezeway, garage, 2 — Portontit RATES CPN THE fireplace, trees, dead-end. 3 — Announcomtnti Hutchins Agency, 228-3540, 6 ^ as Miss America ^7 6 4 — EnlortiInmonI 1 d a y ...... 94 word per day © R O U N D ? "PRESTIGE LOCATION 3166. danisM. rsata realtor 5 — Auction*. 3 d a y s ...... 8c word par day sns ancestors in America to 1661, FIMNCIAL 6 days ...... 7c word par day Wxt ATLANTIC CITY (UPI) - lierald $28,000. ATTRACTIVE 5 room 8 — Bondi-Stocki-Mortgtg** 26 days ...... 64 word per day Spacious seven-room SplH in lovely “Rockledge.” IW For years Tawny Elaine (IkxUn will wear the crown during the 15 WORD MINIMUM Ranch, fireplace, baseboard nation’s Bicentennial year. 9 — Porionil Loin* CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING baths, bullt-lns, fireplaced living room, recreation room had followed the televised 10 — Inturinca Happy Ads ...... $2.00 Inch heating, stove, refrigerator. pageant with her own im ’The 5-foot-lO college coed, the Hutchins Agency 646-3166. and two-car garage. Treed and private lot. Call Bud EMPLOYMENT Lewis. $47,900. aginary walk down an im tallest Miss America in the 54- 13 — Holp Wint*d 14 — Builneu Opportunlll** PHONE 643-2711 MANCHESTER - Spring Street aginary runway. This time the year history of the event, was the first Miss New York to win 15 — Situation WinWd FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD -“" ^ n y trees shade this large walk and the runway were for r-aised Ranch with three “TWENTY ACRES” the cro.wn, Miss America 1945, EDUCATION Happy Birthday real — and she was Miss 18 — Private Inatructloni bedrooms, one full, two half Heavily treed with 1,000 feet of frontage. Potential of six Bess Myerson, entered the 19 — Schools-Classa* America 1976. Help Wanted P HISarNLA inc T M u S Pit Off baths, relax in paneled family frontage lots lor future subdivision. Call Dan or Joe. $30,- 20 — Initruotlons Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Situation Wanted 15 Saturday night at Convention pageant representing New York DAD room, two fireplaces, oversized 000 City. * REAL ESTATE two-car garage. Owner, 643- Hall was the fulfillment of a . Allas Luke O F F H A N D It? a A Y nfe OOT dream the 18-year-old brunette The four runnersup were: 1. 23 — Homes tor Sale RELIABLE COLLEGE woman 2553. 24 — Lota-Land lor Sale Allas Roy looking for painting or odd jobs. eOA\ETHlNG-rO OO W ITH from Sarasota Springs, N.Y., Miss North Carolina, Susan 25 — Investment Property 26 — Business Property Call anytime, 643-0673. A DEFECTIVE. WALLOON. Lawrence, 21, who will serve as Welcome Back VERNON had since childho^. 27 — Resort Properly REALE’S CORNER “Ever since she was five Miss America if Miss Godin is 26 — Real Estate Wanted To Town JNQLL.._ NEED AN experienced literate HORSES 175 MAIN STREET PHONE 646-4525 years old she used to watch the unable to; 2. Miss California, 13 MI8C. SERVICES Help Wanted Cause you’re Are you a salesman who wants to improve your sales posi part time secretary? Reply 10.8 acres, barn, immaculate Miss America Pageant on Janet Carr, 21; 3. Miss Ohio, 31 — Servles* Ottered tion, but you don’t want to move? Maybe we’re compatible. Herald Box HH. 6-room full dormered Cape television and would keep a lit Susan Banks, 21; 4. Miss 32 — Peinting-Papering RCXIKVILLE Memorial Nur really our boyl •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 33 — Building-Contracting sing Home - now tajeing We want to use your territory knowledge and agrisales with large enclosed porch, GARRISON COLONIAL- four tle list of who she thought would Arizona, Stacey Petersen, 24. 34 — RoolIng-SIdIng EXPERIENCED woman will Business Property 26 applications,, for nurses aide from experience to manage our line of material handling and f $56,000. years old, fieldstone fireplace, win,’’ said her mother, Conni, Miss Godin said she has six or 35 — Heating-Plumbing care for your children, my 38 — Flooring position, available September, feeding equipment. We are a major company in our field home, all ages. Bentley School WARREN E. beam ceiling, wall-to-wall 42. seven boyfriends and any one of 37 — Moving-Trucking-Slorage Rich, Jan, Scott, 875-0771. with an established dealer organization in New England. area. 649-8797. carpeting,, family room, sliding “And then she would take an them could be “Mr. America.” 36 — Services Wanted Grade, Kittle, and glass doors to large deck, gar Her mother said the new We are a Wisconsin based manufacturer of farm equip “l-B HOWLAND PRIME LDCATION imaginary walk down the MISC. FOR SALE STORE CLERK - For hardware ment who can offer you a good base salary, bonus and com T8 643-1108 age, mint condition, $51,700. runway.” queen recently went to a party 41 — Articles lor Sale and„ plumbing material. Full Hemingways, Picy:- fissUa Pnilbrick Agency Realtors, 646- Space Available - Ap with Chris Lawford, son of ac 42 — Building Supplies mission program plus excellent fringes including company cAiau-i “I’ve had one hour’s sleep," 43 — Pats -Birds- Dogs time only. Apply in person. gQllmanS and Smiths^ Car and expenses. 4200. proximately 700 square tor Peter Lawford and Patricia 44 — Livestock Barrett Plumbing Supply Com- § □ EDICATION Miss Godin told a breakfast Ma n c h e s t e r - New Listing, feet on Broad Street across Kennedy Lawford, and added 45 — Boats & Accessories 331 B road S tre e t, " If you are interested please send us your resume with BOLTON- 6'A room Ranch on news conference Sunday as she 46 — Sporting Goods Homea For Sale Homes For Sale 23 one year old, six room Ranch, from Parkade. Faking and Kisses from Mom and Dad “She talks to the Kennedy boys 47 — Garden Products salary history. We will set up an interview with qualified 23 IVi acres, generous size rooms, munched a Danish and sipped Private Inatructlona 18 two full baths, fireplace, partial heat included. Call on the phone but I wouldn’t call 48 — Antiques candidates at a convenient time near your home. Please two fireplaces, 2-car garage. Mfiss America 1976, Tawny Elaine Godin, 18, of Yonkers, N. Y., is congratulated by her orange juice. “I sat up all night 49 — Wanted to Buy ^ Happy Birthday | MANCHESTER - New listing, WILLINGTON - Five room rec room, assumable 8% $39,900. Philbrick Agency, between 8-5. them personal friends.” LIVE-IN Companion, light send your resume to: Mr. Rex Creighton, 104 Sagamore mortgage, only $r3,900, parents, John and Connie Godin, after she received her crown Saturday night in Atlantic just looking at the crown.” housekeeping for senior citizen. PIANO Instruction - private five room Ranch, West side, aluminum sided ^ n c h , two Realtors, 646-4200. As for living together before RENTALS I MOM I Drive, Liverpool, New York 13088. Frechette & Martin, 646-4144. 649-4539 City, N. J. She is a student at Skidmore College. (UPI photo Miss Godin, who traces her 52 — Rooms lor Rent Must have car. Call 643-9334 for An Equal Opportunity Employer, M/F lessons, by experienced location, tile baths, built-ins, acres with great view, more marriage. Miss Godin said, “I 53 — Apartments lor Rent I Love, I teacher. Beginners and in garage, $31,900. Hayes Corpora land available. $20,000. Tedford CAPE- Six rooms, treed lot, 54 — Homes lor Rent interview. CAPE COD - Immaculate two don’t know if I would do it or termediary. (Jail evenings, 649- tion, 646-0131. Real Estate, 647-9914. city utilities, handy location. 55,— Business lor Rent Marcia and Andy 12 8 year old with three bedrooms, not. If people feel it’s necessary 56 —‘ Resort Properly lor Rent MAINTENANCE person for ' . $31,500. Philbrick Agency Real Estate Wanted 28 S 24’ living room. Fireplaced and need to know each other 57 — Wanted to Rent apartments, painting, MANCHESTER - brand new HERE is one that Owner wants Realtors, 646-4200. 58 — Misc. lor Rent PIANO, folk guitar lessons - by seven room Raised Ranch, , family room off eat-in kitchen, ALL CASH for your property and save a possible divorce then wallpapering, some plumbing. sold quick. A Builder selling his double garage and aluminum AUTOMOTIVE $2.5() hourly. Pasek Realtors, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• CIVIC CENTER professional musician and three bedrooms, two full baths, own home. Remodeled Colonial CIRCA 1830 well maintained within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, South Vietnam may he holding let’s do it. siding. Merritt Agency, 646- 61 — Autos lor Sale educator. Pop a specialty. built in oven, range, dis instant service. Hayes Corpora “This shouldn’t be taken 289-7475. Help Wanted 13 of seven rooms ... aluminum 1180. nine room Antique Colonial, 62 — Trucks lor Sale PERSONABLE AND RESPONSIBLE Adults, children. Call John, 646- hwasher, and disposal, two sided this year, 1 1/2 baths, four fireplaces, four bedrooms, tion, 646-0131. lightly, and I think it is.” 63 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale 1020 64 — Motorcycles-BIcycles IMMEDIATE openings for SALESPEOPLE ARE NEEDED . fireplaces, rural lot, $53,500, lovely kitchen with appliances, study, one full and two Vz baths Miss Godin, who measures 65 — Campars-Trallars-Moblla INVENTORY and Billing - Wolverton Agency Realtors, MANCHESTER - very clean six SELLING your house? Call us three qualified mechanics. must be well organized, quick for the new Munson’s Candy Kitchen at the Civic Center. ... T. J. Crockett, Realtors, 643- room Condominium, wall-to- plus attached five room un 36-24-36, is a sophomore at Skid Homes PRIVATE Instruction - piano, 649-2813. 1577. finished carriage shed, poten first and we’ll make you a cash recognition 66 — Automotive Service Salary commensurate with to learn, and retain details, Part-time, and full time positions are available on or about wall carpeting, Franklin by London certified teacher, hostages to more University. She has a 67 — Autos lor Rent-Lease ability, all fringe benefits. App October 20th. tial for studio, etc., two story offer. One day service. T. J. (lood speed in typing, ten key my home, 643-2310. TOLLAND - Seven room fireplace, dishwasher, stove, Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. perfect 4.0 average in ly Service Manager, Monday- adding machine, and good NEW HOMES ... in desirable sliding glass doors, carport, barn, well treed lot, $54,000, linguistics and impressed the Friday, 8-5 or call 6^2333, Ver For applications and Interview please write: aluminum sided Ranch, with central area. Drive by Grand Philbrick Agency Realtors, 646- number aptitude necessary. excellent buy at $32,900, Keith IMMEDIATE CASH for your Alan Dawson, LPl bureau my departure was held up by a offering them free land, Vietnam — Tran Van Huong and judges Saturday during the non Dodge Inc., Route 83, Ver garage on treed acre lot. Wall- view and East Eldridge Street 4200. Excellent benefits and oppor to-wall carpet throughout, two Real Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. property. Let us explain our manager in South Vietnam, guard who showed me an order transportation, food and money Gen. Duong Van (Big) Minh — talent competition with an non. tunity. Call Marvin Weinberg, MUNSON’S CANDY KITCHEN and note our activity. ’Two □ REAL ESTATE baths, fireplaced living room, Ranches and a Colonial un fair proposal. Call Mr. Belfiore, left Saigon on government barring all Americans from for the first six months. live at home and walk the original piano composition, □ N O TIC E S Economy Electric Supply, 646- ______P.O. Rox 224, Roltofl, Conn. 08940 MANCHESTER - four bedroom WANTED someone for eat-in kitchen. $39,900, Zinsser derway ... T. J. Crockett, HEBRON-COLCHESTER line, 647-1413. orders last Wednesday. He entering the^Saigon airport to Still, the Communists are streets freely. “Images In Pastels.” 2830. An equal opportunity 22 miles Hartford, young seven Colonial in price range you can housework and ironing, two 23 Agency 646-1511. Realtors, 643-1577. had reported on events in the board outgoing flights. clearly worried about the shape Foreigners, however, have no Miss Godin, who won a $15,- employer. Homes For Sale room Raised Ranch, fireplace, afford, beautifully kept home, MAY WE BUY your home? Lost and Found days per week, reliable, About a dozen Americans are of the economy and are doing place in the Vietnam of the 000 scholarship in the pageant, BOILER ROOM attendant and CONSTRUCTION Worker - im- garages. Taxes $567, 10% down with first floor laundry, 1 1/2 Quick, fair, all cash and no country for the past five references. Call 649-6296. mediate openings. No 7.8 ACRES - pond, custom built MANCHESTER - new listing. under loose detention what they can to repair it. future, except for diplomats said she plans to study NEWSPAPER Driver - for Ver general maintenance man with South Farms is the location of 9V2% interest possibility. Low baths, garage, treed lot, con roblems. Call Warren E. vears, including the Com LOST - Boxer, fawn, male, non. Must have dependable car, experience required. Good Colonial, 2V2 baths, family JUST LISTED venient location, all for only P' munist takeover on April 30. somewhere in the country. The Officials of the defeated and, probably, a handful of linguistics in France in her five years experience in high this seven room Dutch Colonial 40’s, Call collect or direct 228- H owland.i Realtors, 643-1108. chain and flea collar. Vicinity live in Vernon, six days a week, pressure boiler operation and salary, paid training plus man;my room, fireplaces, garages. SEVEN ROOM CAPE 9274, 537-3175, Robert $36,500, Keith Real Estate, 64^ others are free to roam around Saigon regime fled with 24 tons reporters. junior year. Autumn Street. Call 643-47M. benefits. Enlistment requin;ed. Hutchins Agency, 646-3166. situated on almost one acre. Bv ALAN DAWSON call 647-9946. all related facilities including 3-4 bedrooms, gorgeous rec room, Associates. 4126, 649-1922. INSTANT cash for your home. Saigon as they please. of gold — half the nation’s supp “Vietnam is for the Viet “I think my goals will be the Ages 17-35 • ’Three good sized bedrooms, BANGKOK, Thailand (UPI) electrical. Knowledge of in Call U.S. Army at carpeting, range, aluminum siding, Call Dan Reale, 646-4525. Intelligence officers following ly. Most foreign currency also namese now,” said President same after this year,” she said. FOUND - Brown and white 643-9462.- 30 LOCUST STREET - two fireplaced living room, family — South Vietnam’s Communist JOBS ARE HERE PART-TIME office nurse. dustrial burners. Must be able room, large formal dining economical gas heat, deep treed lot, MANCHESTER - custom built their movements are always disappeared from the banks. Huynh Tan Phat in an inter male puppy. Call Dog Warden, Box J, family, no agents please. $44,- only $39,900. Hurryl Ranch home with privacy and government wants American Rockville area. Write to perform many types of room, Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. friendly, and stress that Com Imported goods are rising in view. His deputy adviser Thao 646-4555. Manchester Herald. PRIOR MILITARY Service 000. Phone 646-2426, 9-5. trees, large master bedroom, recognition badly — so badly jt There are temporary building maintenance. Write personnel - you are overlooking munist Vietnamese harbor no price and disappearing from agreed. Box F\ Manchester Evening BLANCHARD & ROSSEHO two fireplaces, 11/2 baths, gar may be holding the 50 or ^o assignments in your a good part-time job if you fail MANCHESTER - Ansaldi built ANDOVER >41,900 KEITH’S ill feelings toward the the marketplaces. “Foreign investment is FOUND - Brown and white LEADING Caterering firm Herald. MANCHESTER - owner has REALTORS-MLS 848-2482 one and V4 acres, new Raised age, 100’ x200’ lot on dead end Americans still in the country TOWN OF MANCHESTER Boxer, male dog. Call Dog neighborhood doing the to investigate the opportunities Ranch located on nice GUARANTEED SALES PLAN American people. Bank depositors can receive welcome, but only on the basis needs an ambitious responsible dropped selling price, by $2,000 landscaped lot, two fireplaces, 189 Wast Center Street Ranch, two baths, two street, $44,900, Keith Real as hostages to force Warden, 646-4555. person for diversified work, in the Army Reserve 76th Divi- Estate, 646-4126; 649-1922. Why worry about Buying “We know that your people only the equivalent of $12 per of the government Owning 51 Jobs you do best. in order to sell this comfor large paneled family room, eat- fireplaces, garage. If desired negotiations. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• good wages, truck driving abili EXPERINCED Only - sion. Call today: Norm table, 6 1/2 room Colonial. another House for fear that month per family member per cent of the investment,” he LEGAL NOTICE Cierks, typists, in kitchen, garage. Priced in $3,(X)0 less as is. ■ "We want normal relations have opposed your Pereonale 2 ty a requirement. 649-5313. bartender, full time. Apply in 'Thibodeau, East Windsor - 623- Three bedrooms, sewing room, OWNER SELLS in Manchester. MANCHESTER - large rooms, you won’t be able to sell government’s war on us,” a from their accounts, because said. secretaries, keypunch 9441, 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. the $40’s, Zinsser Agency, 646- with the United States,” The Zoning Board of Appeals person after 2 p.m., Podunk 1 1/2 baths, kitchen, den, and Newer attractive 2-family, six accentuate this older Colonial, Yours? Call and ask about our Foreign Ministry official said many of the piasters were The U.S. embassy has neither NEED RIDE - Monday mor operators, and fiie clerks Mill Tavern, 989 Ellington Rd. 1511. government spokesmen tell will hold public hearings on PART TIME apartment super living room, only $32,500. down, 4 1/2 up, second floor sun great starter home, city (GSP) Guaranteed Sales looted by bank officials before been occupied nor desecrated. nings, from Manchester to South Windsor. CLERK TYPIST - immediate ANDOVER >6,900 anyone who asks. last week. Monday, September 15, 1975, are needed Immediately. visor. Must be good painter. Wolverton Agency, Realtors, MANCHESTER - seven room room, 2-car garage, patio, One acre lot, trees, privacy. utilities, full cellar, clean and Plan! Nevertheless, the Americans the American pullout. A small Viet Cong flag flutters Guilford, to arrive before 9:30. $2.50 hourly. Pasek Realtors, openings. No experience 649-2813. many appliances, other extras. ready to go. Only $32,500, Keith .’ "The reason is simple enough; starting at 7:00 P.M., in the Special recruiting older Colonial, with two car are convinced th.ey will become The rich are unhappy, of from the main flagpole now, but Call 649-9017. 289-7475. required. Good salary, paid Convenient to everything. Mid Real Estate, 6464126, 649-1922. the nation's economy, battered Hearing Room of the Municipal MANCHESTER Tuesday, KITCHEN HELP - cook to training plus many benefits. garage, on large treed lot. hostages in a diplomatic course, and still apprehensive the building is intact. BRETTON RD. - seven room 50’s. No agents, call anytime, KEITH by 30 years of war and dis- Building to hear and consider WANTED - housewives, etc. in September 9, 9 a.m. to 1 prepare noon and evening meal Enlistment required. Ages 17- Three bedrooms, den, dining maneuver to prod Washington about the possibility of retalia On the front wall is a hand- FULL TIME cooks and dis m a large convalescent nome. Cape, stained clapboards, room. Needs some work. 646-0136 or 646-2333. DOLTON >11,000 BRICK and Aluminum seven Real Estate nipted by the sudden Com the following petitions: terested in bowling with es p.m. Manchester YWCA, hwashers, also person to wait 35. Call U.S. Army at 643-9462. fireplaced living room, formal Three acres, trees, privacy, room Colonial, front to back to change its stand on recogni tion. The poor are still poor, but painted sign: “ Saigon Experienced preferred. Will Asking $32,000, Zinsser Agency, 646-4126 *649-1922 munist takeover last April, Item 1 No. 458 tablished league, Friday mor 78 North Main St. Sign up tables, full or part time. Apply dining room, fully applianced VERNON - brand new multi dead end street. Owner finan fireplaced living room, formal tion. at least are able to sit on com welcomes the forces to liberate Teressa Williams — Request teach the inemerienced who 646-1511. needs massive transfusions of nings, babysitting available, this week for “close to in person, Tacorral, 246 Broad kitchen, garage with attached level home includes three large cing available. dining room, 24’ master Until that happens, however, mittees that discuss national the capital city.” But inside, all variance to reduce west side 646-1423. show ability. Must work some foreign aid. Street, Manchester. weekends. Breakfast cook, 5 SHADE porch, $39,900. 649-8808. $32,900 - A’TTRACTIVE 5 1/2 bedrooms, two full baths, bedroom, 1 1/2 baths, garage, the South Vietnamese and local policies. has been left untouched. yard to 2 feet for purpose of home” temporary fieldstone fireplace in living nice lot, mid-40’s, Keith Real And, say the leaders of the So far, at least 82 nations assignments at highest a.m. - 7:30 a.m., additional TOBACCO room Ranch, garage, Provisional Revolutionary authorities have decided to A few bands of anti erecting attached garage — 33 PART TIME Janitorial help EAST HARTFORD - apartment room, dining room, fully Lawrence F. FIANO Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. have recognized the PRG, and houts if desired. Must work baseboard heat, manicured □ MISC. SERVICES make self-sufficiency in food communist soldiers who fought Arcellia Drive — Residence hourly rates. Never a fee. wanted, mornings and some weekends. Will need own FARMS building three units, invest now shaded lot, Hutchins Agency, applianced kitchen, two car Government, it is the United intend setting up diplomatic evenings. Must have transpor garage, and aluminum siding, Realtors 649-5371 BOLTON LAKE - fully fur production their first priority, for the former Saigon govern Zone A. transportation. Apply between Immediate positions open for the future or retirement, Realtors, 646-3166. States that must come up with missions in Saigon when □ FINANCIAL tation. Call 649-5334. excellent owner occupancy, all $51,900, Wolverton Agency nished summer cottage on launching a campaign to move ment are still roaming the Cen Item 2 No. 459 I 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. on weekdays. for Farm Superintendent, Services Ottered 31 the funds. foreigners are permitted in. No •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• brick, built 1967. Will move Realtors, 649-2813. market for first time, three more than half of Saigon’s 3.5 tral Highlands area and parts of Joseph Cherrone — Request East Hartford Convalescent assistant farm superinten BOLTON - Greatest view in ’ GARRISON COLONIAL- Seven "It is only natural, according one knows when that might be. Bonda-Stocka-Mortgagea 8 GROW WITH a fast moving fast. Call today. Century, 21 rooms and loft, stove and million people to the coun the Mekong Delta. But most variance to move nonconfor Home, 745 Main St., East Hart dent and third men. Year town, eight room Raised rooms, IVz baths, formal dining refrigerator, $21,500, Wolverton REWEAVING burns, holes. to the history of warfare, that The Saigon I left was a sea of chain, positions now open at ford. Phyllis Jackston Agency, 646- Ranch, in prestige area. Large RANCH - $31,000 seven rooms, tryside. Vietnamese have accepted the ming liquor outlet (package Birch Lane Restaurant, 1100 ’round employment - wages 1316, 649-6050. room, aluminum siding, swim Agency Realtors, 649-2813. Zippers, umbrellas repaired. the loser must pay the winner flags — the scarlet with yellow MORTGAGES, loans first, se garden with many fruit and nut excellent starter or retirement ming pool, enclosed porch, “ We must go backward, PRG victory, and resistance to store) from 622 Middle Turn Burnside Ave., East Hartford, dependent upon experience Window shades, Venetian for the damages,’’ said deputy star of North Vietnam and the cond, third. All kinds. Realty Frees. One acre plus. Too many home, has many possibilities, patio. $38,000. Philbrick Agency blinds. Keys. TV for rent. government adviser Trinh Dinh however regrettable that is,” the new government is dying pike East, Residence Zone C, to statewide. Credit rating un An equal opportunity employer. TDDL MAKERS - additional benefits - Write APARTMENT Building - three EXECUTIVE L RANCH- nine said Thao. “We must establish red and blue with gold star of extras to mention. Low 50s. lovely lot, call now. Century 21, Realtors. 646-4200. rooms, 22x28 Master bedroom, Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649-5221. Thao in a recent interview. off. 624 Middle Turnpike East, necessary. Reasonable. Con M BORER OPERATOR Box L, Manchester Evening units, six rooms each unit plus Tedford Real Estate, 647-9914. Phyllis Jackston Agency, 646- self-sufficiency as the first “What can those (soldiers) do the South. Pictures of Ho CTii SERVICE STATION attendant, family room, game room, den, The U S. government, Residence Zone C and A — both fidential, quick arrangements. Herald. office, excellent for small 1316, 649-6050. BOLTON- RANCH, 5 rooms, 3 Minh were on virtually every or auto mechanic with some (tool room exparienco) business and owner occupancy private yard, on dead end street MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. however, doesn’t see the situa priority to rebuilding the now?” asked Thao rhetorically. locations are within 1,000 feet of Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. 100 Constitution Plaza OWNER SAYS SELL bedrooms, garage, large Removal, pruning, lot clearing, wall. experience. Full or part-time, Top rates with income. Call today. Cen in prime neighborhood, for tion in quite the same light. It economy. To do that, our people “They couldn’t defeat us with another outlet and both 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart 249-6585 COLONIAL - three bedrooms, 1 wooded lot $36,000. Philbrick spraying. Fully insured. Captured U.S.-made planes ford. Evenings, 233-6879. apply in person, Clarke Motor tury 21, Phyllis Jackston Agen Immediate occupancy, six- further details call Philbrick has so far refused to recognize must go back to the farms and half a million Americans and locations are in a residence An tquti opportunity omptoyor plusbenoflts AVON - “I’m dreaming of a 1/2 baths, excellent Agency Realtors 646-4200. Licensed. Free estimates. and helicopters flew the skies of Safes, Route 6, Bolton, Conn. green Christmas!” Be an Avon cy, 646-1316, 646-3313. room Colonial with garage, Agency Realtors, 646-4200. the new Communist regime, the fishing boats.” U.S. aid.” zones. neighborhood immediate oc Phone 646-3437 , 633-5354. V ietnam . On the ground, MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd Representative. Earn money in wall-to-wall carpeting, nicely cupancy, asking $45,900. Call us and last month vetoed a move So far, about 300,000 already For those who have sur Item 3 No. 460 COSMETICIAN - to head full MANCHESTER COLONIAL- seven rooms, IVz bicycles and public buses have mortgages — interim financing your spare time. Start now - MANCHESTER - super infla treed lot, plus swimming pool. now. Century 21, Phyllis baths, three bedrooms, TREE SERVICE (Soucier) to admit South Vietnam to the have been moved out. But un rendered, the treatment has not William Boehm — Request line cosmetic department in replaced many of the motor — expeditious and confidential TOOLS DESIGN INC. buy lots of presents this tion hedge, investment proper Priced in the mid 30’s. Jackston Agency, 646-1316, 649- breezeway, garage, swimming MANCHESTER Trees cut, trimmed or topped, United Nations. like the Khmer Rouge in been so harsh as expected. variance to create two new lots service, J.D. Real Estate pleasant modern pharmacy, ty with four incomes, central cycles, because gasoline costs SECRETARY for medical of 265 Prestige Park Road December. Call 523-9401. Convenient neighborhood. 6050. pool, redwood deck, wooded stumps removed, fully insured. Irritated by the brushoff, the neighboring Cambodia, the There certainly has been no from three existing lots, to con Assoc. 6^1980. fice in Manchester. Applicant excellent salary plus commmls- location mid-50’s, Wolverton about $6 a gallon and is getting East Hartford, Conn. yard. $42,500. Philbrick Agency, Got a tree problem? Well worth PRG has apparently decided South Vietnamese Communists bloodbath. form with all requirements for must be a good typist and have sion incentive. Experience FOOD SERVICE - immediate Agency Realtors, 649-2813. COLONIAL - eight rooms, MOVE-IN scarcer. necessary. Apply at once to BELFIORE AGENCY Realtors, 646-4200. a phone call. 742-8252. not to let Americans out of the so far have used persuasion, not In fact, many of the senior of Residence Zone A lots except HOMEOWNERS - Money to previous office experience. openings. No experience 647-1413 family room, immaculate con Soldiers roam the Saigon manager, Mr. Michael Dworkn. 189-0161 CONDITION country in what could be a force. ficials who opposed the Viet reduced street frontage of 60 loan for remodeling, consolida Shorthand helpful but not essen required. Good salary, paid MANCHESTER - six room dition, immediate occupancy. A NEW RANCH - Extra large TWO HANDYMEN will clean, streets in their pith helmets, tion of bills or any worthwhile Liggett Parkade Pharmacy, Colonial with three bedrooms, move to put pressure on Propaganda teams visit each Cong in the past are walking feet and 72 feet in lieu of 100 tial. Hours M pm. Monday, training plus many benefits. must see, 40’s, call now. Cen modern kitchen, two baths, CAPE - 6 rooms, 3 bedrooms, rake, lime, fertilize, mow, fatigues and even those famous purpose. 649-7723. 643-6663. Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. Parkade Shopping Center. Enlistment required. Ages 17- family style kitchen with pan MANCHESTER - Redwood fireplaced living room new, kitchen- Washington. ward of the city often to try to around Saigon free to come and feet — 577 Adams Street — NON-PRIOR Service men and tury 21, Phyllis Jackston Agen fireplace, 2-car garage, maintenance of lawn seasonal. black pajamas. Citizens no 9-12 lioon on Wednesday. Reply 35. Call U.S. Army at 643-9462. try, dining room, two car gar Farms, aluminum sided Cape, cy, 646-1316, 646-3313, 649-6050. roof proff. decorated, nice lot I was the only one allowed to convince the jobless and the go as they please. The last two Residence Zone A. OFFICE HELP - part - time, 20 women, ages 17-34, women with aluminum siding and windows, Cellars and attics cleaned. longer find them a curiosity. MORTGAGE Money wanted, with business and personal age, only $37,900 Wolverton three bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, large deck, picture window in w/garage $36,900. Reasonable prices. 643-5305. leave since the U.N. vote, and poor to go back to the farms. presidents of the Republic of Item 4 No. 461 hours weekly, general office HS diploma, you a re 15% guaranteed, 527-8637. references iBox 0, Manchester PART-TIME, evenings and Agency Realtors, 649-2813. formal dining room, family RANCH - six rooms, very RANCH - 7 rooms - 3 bedrooms, On Sundays, the zoo is busy Mary Correnti — Request duties in agent’s insurance of overlooking a good oi basement with walk-out to again. Popular restaurants are Herald. for yourself if you fail to in Saturday, apply in person, daily room with fireplace, attached clean, garage, treed lot, es patio. $47,900. Philbrick Agen fireplaced Mv. room, formal dining LIGHT TRUCKING - Odd jobs. variance to convert ground fice. Call for appointment, 649- VERNON - near the Circle, two garage, .any extras, low 50’s. room, den and garage. $36,900. filled every night, but those that vestigate the 76th Division, 8-9 a.m., Saturday 8-4 p.m., tablished neighborhood, cy, Realtors, 646-4200. Cellars and attics cleaned, level business premises (90 WANTED part-time maids, 2891. Thursday and Friday evenings, family 6-6, three bedrooms Owner, 643-0611. excellent buy, low 40’s, call lawns mowed, small tree work. serve less than the best food are Army Reserve, Call now: Norm RAISED RANCH ■ 7 rooms, Birch Street) to residential apply at Manchester Motel, 1 6-10 p.m. each apartment, fireplace, two today. Century 21, Phyllis TWO-FAMILY Duplex, 6-6, 3 bedrooms, 2^h baths, fireplaced Free estimates. Phone 643-6000. dying. BUSINESS secretary assistant, Thibodeau, East Windsor, 623- Weekend news review apartmept, which premises are McNall Street, Manchester. car garage, Wolverton Agency MANCHESTER - 103 Conway Jackston Agency, 646-1316, 646- $41,900. Two-family flats, 5-5, family room, alum siding, double dental office, excellent typing 9441, 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. Streets have been renamed. attached to existing 4-family SWITCHBOARD Operator - im- Realtors, 649-2813. Road, seven room Ranch, three 3313, 649-6050. $34,900. Philbrick Agency, garage, large wooded lot with view. AVAILABLE .supervised’ _____ day Tu Do has become “Uprising SEVERAL newspaper carriers and business office skills essen mediate openings. No bedrooms, family room with care with meals■ i for your elder SEC Chairman Ray Garrett told residence (86-88 Birch Street) $l,500-$2,500. Cash Bonus - U.S. Realtors, 646-4200. CDLONIAL - 7 rooms, 3 tial. Reply Herald Box D. BOLTON - newer Raised fireplace and sliding glass Street.” Another street is now — 90 Birch Street — Business and one motor route driver for Army Artillery and Infantry - experience required. Good bedrooms, 2'^ baths, family room ly relative, while you go to Alcoholic veterans Proxmire records filed with the SEC dis Ranch, six rooms, plus doors to patio, spacious rear SPRING STREET called Nguyen Van Troi for the Rockville/Vernon and South salary, paid training plus many SEVEN ROOM older home, w/flreplace, alum, siding, 2 car work, shopping, visit a friend. closed no such payments. But in a letter Zone II. EXPERIENCED short order immediate openings. No fireplaced family room, three Shade and fruit trees surround WASHINGTON (UPI) - The special “hero” executed for trying to Windsor areas. Call 647-9411, benefits. Enlistment required. yard with swimming pool, gar five rooms and bath on first garage. Call 649-2358 for information. released Sunday he said, “There is a Item 5 No. 462 cook, part time nights, Monday experience required. Good bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, kitchen this immaculate aluminum relationship between servicemen and kill former Secretary of between 3:30 and 6:30 p.m. salary, paid training plus many Ages 17-35. Call U.S. Army at age, tool shed. Immaculate con floor, two bedrooms on second likelihood that activities of this kind would Mollie D. Cook — Request through Friday, 5-9 p.m.. Apply with built-ins, two car garage, dition. $39,900. Cantor & Gold- their liquor has been a popular, often com Defense Robert McNamara on benefits. Enlistment required. 643-9462. sided Cape with fireplace and floor, garage, conversion to two DRIVEWAYS - 9’xlOO’, com be deliberately concealed in documents variance to •'educe east side MACHINISTS - first class, W. T. Grant (io., Manchester 200x225 lot, $54,500, Wolverton farb. Realtors, 643-8442. 2-car garage. Walk to Martin pletely installed on your base, ical, theme in tavern songs, movies and . one of his visits to Saigon. Ages 17-35. Call U.S. Army at family a possibility, needs fijed with the commission.” yard to 5 feet 4 inches for pur expetienced on lathe, and Parkade. An Equal Opportunity BABYSITTER, mature, couple Agency Realtors, 649-2813. cold mix. Anywhere in Connec old war stories. □ EMPLOYMENT Employer. 61Q-9462. Schooi. Low 40’s. work, $32,900, Philbrick Agen MERRITT Proxmire requested the investigation pose of erecting roof over and bridgeport interviewing 8 a.m. days, part time work, my MANCHESTER - Good Value cy, Realtor 646-4200. ticut. (Jail now for immediate But the General Accounting Office to 4 p.m., overtime and home. 12-6, own transportation. MANCHESTER - owner at 83 North Elm Street. Two- Realtors 646-1180 installation. 646-3929, anytime. reported Saturday the not-so-funny truth is May 13, citing the controversy sparked by partially enclosing entrance NURSES AIDES - for all shifts, ACT NOW denonstrators: Earn KEITH disclosdres that the Northrop Corp. and step — 87 Chambers Street — Help Wanted 13 benefits. Dynamic Metal $1000 or more with Treasure 646-6182 after 5:30. relocating, excellent location, story 6 1/2 room home, REAL ESTATE MANCHESTER - lots of living that many ex-GIs find it hard to put d<'wn Product Co., Inc., 420 North full time or part time, only the six room Cape, with full aluminum siding, family size HAVE CARPETS Qeaned with the bottle when they hang up the uniform. other firms with defense contracts were Chavez’ UFW Residence Zone A. experienced need apply. High House party plan. Name brand 646-4126______649-1922 space in this sprawling eight MANCHESTER - reduced - ATTENTION Demonstrators - Main St., Manchester, 64M048. toys and gifts (Fisher-Price, dormer, 11/2 baths, three extra kitchen, formal dining room, steam process, only way to It said the rate of alcoholism among involved in improper political payments. Item 6 No. 463 starting salary. Liberal fringe EXPERIENCED room Ranch, four bedrooms, $31,900 for this seven room holds edge Toys and Gifts. Work now thru Tonka, Fenton), Free kit. Top large bedrooms, living room three bedrooms, many grade level family room, plus a clean carpets and upholstery. A veterans is 10.2 per cent, more than double William Gadbois — Request PRINTED CIRCUIT Maqufac- benefits, ^ p ly in person. East with fireplace, formal dining beautiful trees and shrubbery, $^,900 - Duplex, 6-3, cabinet older Colonial, with two full & B Carpet Cleaners, free es variance to reduce east side December. Free Sample Kit. Hartford (^nvalescent Home, commissions. Also booking par OIL BURNER AND finished rec room, kitchen with the average for all Amehcans, and one out Sextuplets born, die No experience needed. Call or turer desires help in photo and ties, Call 242-5830 or collect room, bright kitchen with built- good financing. $34,900. Cantor kitchens, fireplace, carpeting, baths, and fireplace - generally timates, 668-5273. in voting line to 3 feet for purpose of 745 Main St., East Hartford. HEATING MECHANIC & Goldfarb, Realtors, 643-8442. tile baths, $435 monthly income. built in oven and range, air con large rooms and substantially of every three alcoholics in this country is PORTLAND, ORE. (UPI) - Mildred write Santa’s Parties, Avn, plating areas, experienced person-to-person for Miss Jean iiis, city water and sewer, prin ditioners, garage, only $45,900, erecting attached carport — 55 preferred, immediate openings, Position leading to manage cipals only, $41,500, 649-81&. Hutchins Agency, 646-3166. redecorated, lots of room for ODD JOBS - trucking, home a former serviceman. Hynes, who gave birth to sextuplets, all of Conn. 06001. Phone 1-673-3455. 0-491-2100. Wolverton Agency Realtors, Whitney Road — Residence a good opportunity with a small EXPERIENCED desk clerk ment. Good company LOW thirties ... remodeled six each member of the family - repairs, serving Manchester for whom died in 14 hours, was reported in DELANO, Calif. (UPI) - Also Booking Parties. 649-2813. Zone A. company on the grow. wanted, for Howard Johnson benefits. Good working con room Cape, centrally located. MANCHESTER- Seven room early sale important. Odegard hve years, free estimates, 643- satisfactory condition Sunday. United Farm Workers leader MECHANIC/Operator (Power CO V EN TR Y $19,900 Civil service pay Item 7 No. 464 Nortneast Circuits, East Motor Lodge, phone 569-1100 for Plant) - immediate openings. ditions. Salary comipensurate New carpets, linoleum, Raised Ranch, 3/4 acre, 2 Realty, 643-4365. 0304. Mrs. Hynes, 25, bore four boys and two Cesar Chavez held a 3-1 edge WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Ford E. Steve Pearl — To create Longmeadow, Mass. Telephone appointment. No experience required. Good with experience. Call between HANDYMAN SPECIAL aluminum siding, big porch ... baths, 2 fireplaces, two car gar girls within 15 minutes Friday night. over the Teamsters Union after 413-525-3241. good value. 'T.J. Crockett, HEBRON - Harvest your own CONCRETE WORK - has recommended limiting to 5 per cent a two lots and one parcel from TOBACCO FARM salary, paid training plus many 8-5, 6494539 ask for Mr. Grif Finish this cute home on age, carpeting, piMl, huge deck, MAHCHESTER Her husband John, who is self employed, the first weekend of state- PERSON to clean office after 5 Realtors, 643-1577. garden, holiday dinners in the experienced on foundations, ad pay increase for members of Congress and existing parcel, that do not have benefits. Enlistment reqiured. private lot and you’ll have 2 central air-conditioning, $46,- would not disclose if his wife had taken backed elections among HAIRDRESSERS - Full-time, p.m., five evenings, ap things — a comfortable home 900. W arren E. Howland formal dining room, deck ditions, digging, floors, steps, other government workers. But Congress frontage on town accepted MANAGEMENT Ages 17-35. Call U.S. Army at overlooking brook, eight room fertility drugs. workers in California’s rich The Stylers Hair Salon is accep- proximately 10 hours a week, 64^9462. ""“ ‘FOGARTY and profit! VERNON in a commercial zone Realtors 643-1108. sidewalks, patios. Free es seems likely to reject Ford’s proposal and street — 171 Woodland Street— We are looking for portons ting applications for a call 647-9917. ... a four and three, 2-family, HOUSE AND Colonial on 2.9 acres, four timates. Richard Caron, 875- A spokesman at Bess Kaiser Hospital farmlands. EQUAL HOUSINQ OPPORTUNITY take an 8.6 per cent raise. Residence Zone B. with provlouB Bhado grown progressive individual aware of BROS. good income producer. Selling bedrooms, first floor family 3827. said the infants were too small to survive. Chavez won his biggest vic PAR^-TIME help grill, no MANCHESTER - FULL The Senate Civil Service Committee is Item 8 No. 465 tobacco axpo'rlonco to bo todays direction in hair design. PART or full-time, short order BARRDWS A WALLACE for $36,900.84 by 120 lo t... great room, garage, walk-out base They ranged in weight from one pound to tory yet Saturday when field experience necessary. Apply Dormer Cape, 4 bedrooms, 2 BUSINESS expected to adopt a resolution this week John W. Greene — Request amployad as asalatant Call 872-8197 or 875-6511 after 7 cook and bar help. Call between MandiMlir Hrnr Hmtii Haiti potential. T. J. Crockett, baths first floor family-room ment. 228-0062. LIGHT TRUCKING - attic and one pound five ounces, the spokesman hands at the Big Caratan fruit Ann’s Spot, 21 Oak St., $4t-U0$ 3S7-181B 728-MIS defeating the 5 per cent ceiling and the variance to erect free-standing fbraman on largo piantafiona p.m. 9-5, 649-0305. Manchester. 15 Retealtor, 643-1577. with fireplace, treed lot,'walk cellars cleaned, for free es ranch outside Delano cast 121 Situation Wanted Lots-Land For Sale Senate is also expected to reject the lower said. sign of 150 square feet — 285 In Hartford County. Ploasa to Keeney School. $39,900. LOCATION timate phone 647-9610. increase. votes to join the UFW while 41 Warren E. Howland Realtors Atein Street — Business Zone giva past axparionco, by CHILD CARE - infant through S ix room extra nice BOLTON - treed building lot, DRIVEWAYS A presidential advisory committee Arafat rejects truce called for no union representa PART TIME pre-schooler, $4.00 per day, 643-1108. tion whatsoever. III. writing Box “N”, Manchostar TUBE BENDER ANNOUNCING... Colonial p lus 2-story 200’ frontage, convenient to commercial installed anywhere recommended an 8.6 per cent increase NEW YORK (UPI) - Yassir Arafat, Information pertaining to above private home, playmates, The Teamsters did not Evening Harald. REDUCED - quick sale by heated barn on busy Main Route 6. $10,500, Wolverton in Connecticut, hfo job too large based on higher pay scales for comparable head of the Palestinian Liberation may be obtained in the Plan Must hav* isxpsrIsnM rsadlng Musprints, vsmiar snd mIoroiMtar FULL TIME spacious yard, convenient for Agency Realtors, 649-2813. attempt to get on the ballot msasuring. WSTlraln to suit our nood*. A rat* of I4.S0 - $6.00 attar A hsw ManchMtsr prim* residential area of Early owner. Mid-fifties. Offers con Street location. Near or too small. 688-0663. jobs in the private sector, but Ford last Organization said the recently signed ning Office. All persons in succassttil compMon at training program. commuters. 644-9000. although they have had a con American Homes on Pilgrim LanewBHf, FIVE choice lot* sidered. Rockledge area. hospital. Ideal lor offices, week countered with his lower proposal. Mideast interim p ^ c e “ignor^ totally terested may attend these JOBSEEKERS Employment HELP WANTED ELECTRONIC TUNE-UP $10 tract with the Caraton brothers WILL DO light housekeeping. avallabl*...one lot has already/^een sold. Spacious seven room Raised the Palestinian cause.” hearings. Service - open 8 a.m.-8 p.m., MECHANICAL ASSEMBLER (mala $ lamala) lAonilnga, attar Itench, large wooded lot, 224 or tradesman. $65,000 Business Property plus parts. Brakes, shocks, for the past two years. In fact, Have references, own transpor Payoff probe Arafat, who appeared Sunday on CBS’s ^ning Board of with full and part time oppor Muat b* abls to Intarprat MuMuaprlnl* and flxtura totaranosa and asaambly noona $ Saturdays. Dali, Countar S HOMES customized, designed and built by Orlando Ferguson Rd., Manchester, Ct., lube, bearings, etc. there has been no head-on con tation. Call 646-3280 between 8- Guaranteed. Call anytime, 646- ‘Face the Nation,’ said “No peace can be Appeals tunities available now. East raquiramanta."lanta. Must '' ba capabla of operating maohinary. WIK train to suH Maat Tralnaa. Apply In parson Im 5. call 643-1210. MANCHESTER . Unique op- WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Securities frontation between the UFW our naeds,s, $4.1$4.00 - $6.00 ahar completion of wocaaslul training program. AnnuHL We will build from your plans. pbrtunity ------modem one ----- floor 2065. settled by ignoring the Palestinians.” Bernard R. Johnson, Hartford, 568-1070. madlalaly to WARREN E. and Exchange Commission is ip- and Teamsters. The UFW won Ovar-tima avallabla. MANCHESTER - New Listing, building with 2300 square feet, He w gi«iticaljoitlw role of Secretary Chairman Equal Opportunity Employar TRAINED NURSE desires For More Information Call vestigating the possibility that major the first election ever held by WANTED General Machinist - MEATOWN seven room Colonial, first, floor three acres, ideal for office, of State Henry A. Kissinger; sayipg, “How Paul J. Rossetto, Interview by appointment, references helpful. private duty nursing care or as club, or organization.. Below defense contractors violate federal laws farm workers at the Molera 50 hours, paid holidays, 121S>A SILVER LANE nurse companion, days, family room, I 1/2 baths, gar- HOWLAND can a doctor solve the problem of a sick Secretary WARREN E. HOWLAND replacement at $49,900. Hayes by hiding political payoffs in the United ranch near CastroviUe and the excellent insurance benefits. THE E.A. PATTEN CO. EAST HARTFORD, CONN. excellent references. Reply to ^ e , great location, $45,900, Realton 643-1108 man with a basic malady when he only Dated this 8th day of REALTORS 848-1108 Corporation. 646-0131. States and abroad, said Sen. William election at the Brokaw Nursery Metronics Inc., Route 6 & 44A, 6484701______H e^ld Box M. Frechette it Martin, 646-4144. solves the symptoms?” September, 1975. Proxmire, D-Wis. near Ventura. Bolton. -«^:Ur4 V FUi>»i*-*«M»«»« VWFM* MANCHES’TER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Sept. 8, 1975— PAGE TWENTY-THREE PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., Sept. 8, 1975 Answer to Previous Puzzle BY JIM BERRY Born Loser — Art Sansom BENJY Apartmanta For Rant S3 Apartmanta For Rant S3 Autoa For Sala 91 Autoa For Sala Scientists I poNiY euAME s o a c Ia Il If* fisc a l GijnBLj r eolrl-'f', MO UNUSUAL deluxe one bbdroom AVAILABLE October 1st, three II P IP SOU A Tibl AFRAIP sou WPRf I/SOO WERE ALSO BOPW r a t h pp I,AAO6 T f0^WlV PJLprrS bedroom, first floor apartment, ACROSS 3 Modern Persia A O W townhouse, private entrances 4 Sahara WRT/ L K, O|a-lhl-LA'W Bo(w with that'u x i k ; W H A ROTTEH $185 monthly includes 1 Amarlcah 0 0 6 3 (7 IW 0 'T 0 0 A(^ and patio, full basement, in Dear Abby Inventor lealures (^■KoD/Opep/ appliances, no utilities, no pets, m o t h e r & A R (^ E ., O f w m o r L AlfZHfO^ cludes heat, appliances, 7 French 5 Ancient Y v o t) carpeting, and pool. $245 per security required, 6464786. physicist 6 Educational (N) A F H . O T [ ^ month. Paul W. Dougan, MORE POWER 13 Slate ol mind group (ab.) ONE BEDROOM apartment on By Abigail Van Buren 14 Clergyman 7 Separately v ■TV Realtor, 646-1021 or 643-45%. m u — ^ hus line. One mature adult 15 African 8 Produced iSTa country 9 Weight of F U 'O r MANCHESTER Gardens • One preferr^. Heat and hot water isiEiEin ■m ciin ■ Eicinm included. No children or pets. 16 Experls distress and two bedroom apartments in TO YOU! D EA R A B B Y : W hat do you think of a man who has got 17 Olspalch 10 Extrasensory 1^1^ E3Q beautiful country setting. Walk Security deposit. Call after 5 to be the world’s biggest liu, cheat and hypocrite, yet who 18 Greek god ol gilt (ab.) to everything. $169 - $189 wpr 11 Decay never misses a Sunday in diurch? 30 Armed 44 Biblical weed monthly. Includes heat, hot 19 Danube 12 Absiraci being conflicts 45 Brain water, and appliances. CHAPMAN APARTMENTS, H A TES H YPOCRITES tributary 18 Roman bronze 31 Lighining rod passage completely furnished, freshly 22 Pollq vaccine 20 Uloplan inventor 46 Hindu weights M * (JJJS ^ ( 9 Superintendent 646-0090. Equal discoverer painted, 1 1/2 room efficiency. DEAR R ^TES: 1 can’t think of a better place for him. A 21 Eelcirical units 32 204 (Roman) 47 - - housing. 26 Bag (ab.) 23 Shakespearean $145. No lease. Security. Pasek church is a hospital for sinners, not a museum for sain ts. 36 Female Hammerskjold 2 8 ------spiritMoines. deer Mickey Finn — Morris Weiss MANCHESTER- Deluxe 2 Realtors, 289-7475. Iowa 48 Building 24 Chain parts 39 Roman Boats-Accassorlas 45 29 French addition "" Sarvlcea Ottarad 31 Building-Contracting 33 bedroom Tovmhouse, 116 baths, DEAR ABBY: I am one brokdt-hearted, 17-year-old ^ 1 . goddess ol WELL, WE THE CIRCUIT JU D G E HAS W HAT A ANYTHINO I DON'T KNOW, □ MISC. FOR SALE THREE ROOM furnished scientist. 25 Small casks 49 Brazilian tree full basement, private en Bobby and 1 went together for three years and planned on 26 Sire vegetation DON'T DENIED BAIL FOR HIM- RELIEF WPONO, TOM. SOMETHING’S 18’ CRUISER LINE, 125 h.p. apartment, all utilities, also M arie ---- MICNV BOTHERING ME/ WINDOW CLEANING - LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - ...... 18’ trances and patio, includes getting married this Chrisbnas when Bobby turns 18. (I am 27 Small wood ' 40 Athenian 50 Flatfish C/W YOU BEAT THATj HAVE TO 50 MARDY WILL BE UNDER THIS WILL Evinrude with trailer. Call 875 one sleeping room, 272 Main St. 30 German writer 51 Onetime name MARDV SAVIN' WE PLANT WORRY LOCK AND KEY UNTIL HIS BE FOR Commercial and residential in new homes custom built, Articles tor Sale 41 heat, appliances, carpeting, ashamed to admit it, but we had been having sex since I was Franz ---- 29 Shape by legislator 8119. ' culling 42 Permit use ol ol TciKyo ED HIS BLOOD TYPE CAPO ABOUT TR IA L COAAES UP— FOR PHIL AND cluding initial construction remodeled, additions, rec pool, air-conditioning, $290 per 32 Minding IN THE HIT AND PUN CAPI HIM ANY MINERVA/ MANCHESTER - three 14.) OV; cleaning for building contrac rooms, garages, kitchens ALUMINUM sheets used as month. Paul W. Dougan, Well, last week, he slam tore my heart out when he told 33 Greek market MORE! bedroom apartment, in newer places 1 i S“ 4 3 7 8 9 0 1 2 tors or developers. Fully in remodeled, bath tile, cement printing plates, .007 thick, Realtor, 646-1021 or 643-4535. me that he’d been fooling around with a 15-year-old girl and work. Steps, dormers. Residen Garden Products two family, appliances, 34 Small streams sured, free estimates. Call 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for $1. 47 got her pregiumt. Now this girl’s parents are on top of him 13“ 14 tial or commercial. Call 649- MANCHESTER- Large newer carpeting, air conditioning, 35 German name Quality Maintenance Service, Phone 643-2711. to marry their daughter. They say he either has to marry ol Tallinn 4291. DELICIOUS ECONOMICAL duplex three bedroom apart convenient location, security 15 16 Inc. 647-9498. required, references, $245 her or go to jail. 36 504 (Roman) WE BUY and sell used fur easy to serve sweet corn at its ment. Immaculate condition 37 Lett side (ab.^ monthly, 643-5836. Abby, please help me get my mind straight. I can’t turn 17 n s TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY niture. Cash on the line. One best. Buckland Farms fruit and throughout. Priced right. R. 38 British gun CUSTOM DRAPERIES - made off my. love for Bobby. ■ very reasonable, work Carpentry and general contrac piece or an entire housefull. vegetable stand, corner of Zimmer, J.D. Real Estate 646- 39 Sheltered 19 120 21 23 24 25 1975 TOYOTA | He says he will marry the ^ 1 to mve her baby a name, nooks guaranteed, call anytime, 649- ting. Residential and commer 646^32. F^irniture Barn, 345 Adams Street and Tolland 1980. cial. l^ether it be a small and as soon as he can, he’ll divorce her and marry me. He 41 Swiss painter is ■ 2 T 4266. Main Street Rear, behind Turnpike opposite Caldors. APARTMENT 43 Elevator repair job, a custom built home FURNISHED three-room wants to keep on seeing me anyway because he says he still 2^ Douglas Motor Sales. Open Daily. RENTAL OFFICE HALF TON PICKUP | Inventor ST 31 RUBBISH REMOVAL - attics or anything in between, call 646- heated apartment. Large . loves me, regardless. What shoidd I do? 47 Merchant Open 8:30-5 weekdays, other and cellars to be cleaned, yard 1379. CLEAN USED refrigerators, NEW-USED wide mouth jars, closets. Adults only. No pets. A LLTO RN UP 50 Make public 33 m Priscilla’s Pop — Ai Vermeer carboys, one-five gallons. References. Security deposit. times by appointment. 52 Ol high care, call 643-5392. ranges, automatic washers, • 3 MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM 1 H 3 6 3, STEPS, SIDEWALKS, stone Crocks, 2-5 gallons. Kegs, 643-4860.______We have a large variety of DEAR TORN; If I were you, I’d forget him, dear. If mountains 3^ HERE IS A DECIMAL, NOTE WOW HE LIKES TO E A C H with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s I 53 Worshiper ■ LET US RESUME walls, fireplaces, flagstone Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- barrels. 643-2880. deluxe one & two bedimm • STANDARD 6’ BODY | B «M y could have been foolhig around with another giri 38 OUR STjJDY OF TWE MAGNIFIED MANY)- HOP BETW EEN NUMBERS.' T IM E H E Venetian BNnd Repair & Sales terraces, concrete repairs, in MANCHESTER- two luxury 54 Thyroid and 2171 Townhouse and Garden type while planning to marry you, his “love" for you couldn’t adrenal METRIC SYSTEM ! ------T t k Y l F ^ Q I I------HOPS, VALUES CUSTOM a STOCK SHADES apartments, each with air con- • 7 % FOOT LONG BED i 4l J f M 45 45" side and outside. Reasonably FRESH SWEET apple cider, 55 Blunders 42. Alto Lino ol units throughout Manchester. have been voy sincere.. C H A N G E a Complale priced. 643-0851. also apples, peaches, pears, gar- (coll 1 SCREENED LOAM - driveway • 5 SPEED SPORT TRUCK | Don’t see him agMn—ever. He speUs trouble with a 47 4i 4 i. SO 51 cesfoM NIKS 1 MUM sawi plums, Botti’s Fruit Farm , 260 ided. DAMATO ENTERPRISES 3 9 ^ 7 B Y lO. gravel, processed gravel, sand, capital T. DOWN MANCHESTER Bush Hill Rd., Manchester. and 240 New State Rd. Mora power. With the most poweriul engine in its $3 • RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImnay 34 stone and fill. George H. Grif- 1 Austrlllan si 3 . 9 3 7 VENETIAN BLIND CO. hng, Andover, 742-7886. $350 monthly, Warren E. 646-1021 class. Enough punch to pack 1,000 lbs. ol payload. rallies a Mssai snHT Mfirn DEAR ABBY: I surely do sympathize with “Smoked 54 55 BIDWELL Home Improvement Howland Realtors, 643-1108. Or a funload like a camper body. 2 Venetian 8 3 9 . 3 7 out,’’ whose friend’s smoking made hbn sick. potentate Co. Expert installation of DARK RICH loam, five yards Antiques 49 More comfort. With the optional automatic | $28. plus tax, pool patio sand, MANCHESTER- Deluxe two I had the same problem with my dad. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. I 3 9 3 . 7 aluminum siding, gutters and transmisaion/bucket seat package. Painting-Papering 32 trims. Roofing installation and gravel, and stone 643-9504. bedroom Townhouse, full base He would always smoke cigars in the car. ment, private entrances and PLUSH 2 1/2 room apartment, More of the good things that make a truck more J One time when I was about 7, he was smoking a cigm in 3937. repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. glass, pewter, oil paintings, or large enclosed private patio, WRINGER WASHER- sewing patio, includes heat, the car, and I said,“ Dad, your cigar is making me sick.’’ PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%. other antique items. R. pool, all utilities, appliances in than lust a machine. \ Win at Bridge HORACE Tetrault — Siding, machine with cabinet, old an appliances, carpeting, pool, He replied, “No, it’s not.’’ Five years experience. Harrison, 643-8709. cluded, 649-0358, 643-6266. Excellent references. Pete, 742- roohng, storm windows, aw tique radio, old antique phone, $265 per m onth, P au l W. Then I said, “Yes, it is.” aces or to bid four spades.” ‘ cII p^ancTs a v e ; More Saving - Buy Now and Lynch] NORTH 8 9-d 6117 (toll free) 5-10 p.m. nings. Quality workmanship, call 289-85M. Dougan Realtor, 646-1021, 643- He repeated, “No, it’s not.” Oswald: “'Ihe double would WANTED - Antiques or collec MANCHESTER - four rooms. AA864 free estimates. Fully insured. 4535. Then I threw up in the car. have been a real winner. Four tables, rugs, paintings, bronzes, Motors will Include a Camper Cap 1 y 732 Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence INSIDE - Outside painting, 872-9187, 649-3417. MOVING - out of s ta te , He hasn’t smoked cigars in the car since. hearts would have been one furniture, lamps, china, etc. 9 A54 HOVV MUCH OF A MAN ’^OHiEASY! WHILE I DON'T CARE RICH f e c i a l rates for people over 65. everything must go, stereo. NEW • DUPLEX- five rooms, M IKE IN CU LVER CITY down. Then, since four spades LOOK AT THOSE PHOTOSS... I I Any quantity, 644-8962. *762 WILL I FEEL LIKE-O NCE THEN IT'S I OR BEAUTIFUL SHE IS! Fully insured. Estimates given. ROOFING - Specializing $325, color TV, $225, three bedrooms, children went down two he would have PANTING TO S N A P THE 9274. FREE WEST EAST (D) WORLD'S RICHEST CHICKl I'M TAGGED AG JUST R E A LLY ARE YOU IMPLYING EASY Call 649-7863. repairing roofs, new roofs, refrigerator, avocado - $200, accepted, call 649-7786 after 5. ANTIQUES WANTED- CONHDENTIAL TO MY READERS: If yon enjoy * 2 been 700 points better off, but ANOTHER POSSESSION GOOPBY MIGHT CONSIDER HEIZ gutter work, chimneys, cleaned gas stove, $50 and various I With Any Now Toyota Pickup In; * 1 0 9 3 American furniture, oriental SUB-LET, modern one biographies, beg, borrow or buy “llie RemarkiJ^le Life of y A Q J 85 strangely enough North d o es OF THE GOLDEN GEEK'S FOR NOW MORE IMPORTANT THAW WALLPAPER Hanging - ?2.75 and repaired. 30 years household items, 646-1018. A SIX room duplex, off Center, yK106 COMPANY BUSINESS? rugs, paintings, pewter. Wind bedroom, wall-to-wall carpet, ; stock... £^. Armand Hammer,” by Bob Considine. It’s a fascinating not appear to have considered per roll. Ejqjerinced back of Mr. Steak, three 9 9 7 62 9 J 10 3 experience. Free estimates. sor chairs, crocks, jugs, Ron air conditioned, pool, and tennis the right bid.” FIVE PIECE Bassett bedrooms, hot water, heat, big book about one of the world’s most successful, creative, *A83 *KQ J 9 tradesman. Call R. Howley, 643-5361.______Dionne, 643-1691. courts, $180 monthly, includes Jim; ‘‘No, indeed. North Starkweather, 644-3194. mahogany bedroom set, yard, security, references, talented, get warmly human men of our time. I loved it! SOUTH heat and hot water, 872-7715, . should have passed and hoped ROOFING - Installation and excellent condition. $600. 646- $180, 1-372-3559, reverse *KQJ 75 646-9480. for the best. He should have PAINTING - interior and repairs, gutters, storm win 0495. charges. UY NCH y 94 Everyone has a problem. What’s yours? For a personal known that four spades would exterior, paperhanging, dows, doors. Experienced 9KQ8 Wanted to Buy 49 3 1/2 ROOM apartment, nice reply, write to ABBY: Box No. 69700, L.A., Calif. 90069. be doomed to defeat and while excellent work. References. quality workmanship. Fully in SWIMMING POOLS - Famous *10 5 4 yard, like private home, base Enclose stamped, self-addressed envelope, please. Free estimates. Fully insured. sured. Free estimates. Coleco guaranteed luxury he could not be sure about four OLD DOLLS - Paying top prices VILLAGER APARTMENfTS ment. Working adults, no BoUi vulnerable hearts, he should have been Martin Mattson, 649-4431. Reasonable prices. Rick above ground swimming pool, for your old dolls, $65. and up yo ...... Five-room to\«nhouse a'^art- children, pets, 643-2880. Bugs Bunny — Helmdahl and StoWel West North East South willing to try to set it un Burnett, 646-3005. comp installed. Huluge for China and bisqueb isq u edolls...... $100.... PAPER HANGING Expert. (ipl( ment, 1'/2 tiled baths, 2 alr- TOYOTA doubled.” and up for Bye’lo. Never give or NEW three bedroom duplex, 1 I t h a t m u s t E€ h im 1 y 1 * Your average paper, in average D&A ROOFING. Roofs, siding, pump, vinyl lii liner, ladder, ondltloners, wall-to-wall WHERB Oswald: ‘‘Of course, he ) (97S B, HU me T U Htg u S Pll Off sell a doll without getting our 1/2 baths, carpeting, stove and IS TH A T COMIN* UP IN TH' 3 y 2 * 4 y Pass room, $25. Mr. Richman, 646- gutters, and leaders. Free es sundeck, fencing and stairs. ' n~;------n should. Those two aces were go offer. Call locally, 875-7356. arpeting, full basement, refrigerator, $250 monthly. No FLAKIN' ELEVATOR.'' Pass 4 * Pass Pass Alley Oop — Dave Graue 3864. tim ates. Fully Insured. 249- Only $689. Full price. Financing ing to be worth two tricks at eat, hot water, appliances. pets. October 1st occupancy, ^'Hartford Aren’t Largeit Toyota Dealer” FELINE? Dble Pass Pass Pass 0205. available. Limited quanity. Call eiUier hearts or spades.” 0 pets. b n 649-1344. THIS AIN'T TH’ WAY THAT'S BECAUSE 1 ALL I I'M TELLIN' YOU, \ HOW ABOUT \ YEAH.' BY GADFRY, PAINTING INTERIOR and Carl collect. 525-91%, for more 345 Center St., Manchester 646-4321 Opening lead — 6 y MY STEW IS S'POSED MOLLY ADDED HER DID WAS ORVILLE, WE GOTTA LETTING HER J I THINK YOU . Exterior and wallpapering Heating-Plumbing 35 information. 649 -7 62 0 An Alberta reader wants to SPECIAL TOUCH /SPICE IT FIGGER A WAY WAIT ON / GOT TH' ANSWER! LARGE THREE room apart- TO TASTE.' THIS'S Professional contractor Bob □ RENTALS By Oswald & Janies Jacoby know what he should bid with; AW FUL / TD IT, JAKE.' 7 UP A T'KEEP HER OUTA / TABLES? ment. Main Street, R f i Jobin, 649-9027. SEWERLINES, sink lines, FIREWOOD for sale-seasoned Jim : “ Here is a hand from a AK97 y K J2 ♦ AQ76 LITTLE.' TH' KITCHEN.' Manchester. $185 month, in cleaned with electric cutters, hardwood, split or round, $25 Rooms for Rent 52 rubber bridge game I watched JkKQlO cludes utilities. Call Monday J.P . LEWIS & SON - Custom by professionals. McKinney per Vi-cord. Call F. Schillinger, recently. I was sitting in back CHARLES APARTMENTS, through Friday, 643-1155, Mr. Resort Property 1968 Ford Gran Torino, after the player to his right Painting - Interior and exterior. Bros. Sewage Disposal Com 872-0204 after 5 weekdays, all THOMPSON HOUSE, fur of North and watched him study East Middle Turnpike, 4 1/2 Zucchi. For Rent 56 automatic, power steering, AM- dealt and opened three hearts. Paperhanging, Remodeling pany, 643-53^. day weekends. nished rooms, centrally room Townhouse, 1 1/2 baths, FM stereo, new paint, new a long time before going to four The answer is that he should Gutters. Fully insured. 649- located. Kitchen privileges. spades over East’s four appliances, two air con TWO BEDROOM apartment, SPEND a weekend or week in tires, nice shape, $895, 649-2721. bid three notrump. No 9658. NO JOB too small, toilet ELECTRIC . typewriter, only Parking. Reasonable rates. ditioners, heat, hot water, newer home, heat and hot New Hampshire on Lake hearts.” guarantee goes with this, but if repairs, plugged drains, kitchen six months old, used only twice, Phone 649-23t8. storage, basement garage, $235, water included, no pets, adults Kanasatka in Mouitonboro. Fali 1971 Plymouth Fury II, excep Oswald; Did you ask what p g jj,,g | . produce just a few faucets replaced, repaired, rec sacrifice, $130, 228-9525. ------646-0800. and winter rentai. Furnished, tional condition, good care, he was studying about. cards the contract should wheel Building-Contracting 33 rooms, bathroom remodeling. preferred. $245. Call 643-5523 ESSEX MOTOR INN weekly winterized and firepiaced cot good Karma, $1250, call 429- Jim : “I didn t have to. When q j ggy^se, a business double heat moderniMtion, etc. Free ...... rooms, single$56, double $69, after 6. VER NOT MAKIN r HAD to GO BACK TO^ LARGE SIX room apartment, tage on ISO’ iakefront, sleeps 3072. North put down t ^ dummy he |jg j,jgg_ j„ tjijj gage NEWTON H. Spiith & Sons - estimates gladly given. M & M plus tax, continental breakfast, POINTS BEIN' LATE THE CAR FOR MY 43 199 b n t e r Street, no pets, FOUR ROOM apartment, third six. Enjoy foliage, fishing, hun PARACHUTE,' said th at he “ idn t know the double would be for takeout, -“3,9 - © Remodeling, repairing, ad Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. Dogs-BIrds-Pets air conditioning, color TV, call YER FIRST DAY security, $200 monthly. 646- floor, includes appliances, $125 ting, skiing, snowmobiling; $125 1968 YELLOW automatic VW ON TH' JO B , whether to double with his two ditions, rec rooms, porches and 646-2300. 5566. per month, heat not included, week - also weekend rates. Call convertible, good second car, SYLVESTER.' roofing. No job too small. Call FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing DOG-CAT boarding reser Out Our Way — Negley Cochran Mr. Abernathy — Jones and Ridgeway near busline. Security deposit Cromwell 635-0457 after 5 p.m. call 8751897 after 5. rr 649-3144. - Repairs and remodeling, vations. Combined inside/out- LARGE, CLEAN ROOM - cen MANCHESTER - six room required, no pets, call 647-9936 SORRY ABOUT WHEW 1 CALLED TH' WEATHER LAPY I HAP Y sewer lines cleaned electrical side runs, partitioned privacy, d a r n tral location, $22 Weekly, call Duplex, newly decorated, gar VERMONT- rustic log cabin on 1973 DODGE Charger, very THAT, SOME QUESTIOWS TO ASK HER--5HE AAUST ! THERE'e A CARPENTRY - Repairs, ly. lYompt service on emergen germicibl lighting. Canine or 649-2003. 649-4143 or 528-%81. age, cen trally located , no rambling hrook, close to white good condition, power steering, eu v'N O R / THIWK I'M AWFUL P(JMB’CAUSE EVERY SMUDGE ON AAY remodeling, additions, garages, cies. 643-7024. Holiday Inne, 200 Shmdon Road, children, no pets, responsible TIM E I s t a r t e d t o 5AY,S0METHIW TWO BEDROOM apartment, in River, sleeps 8, includes and power brakes, automatic HANDBAG. roofing, call David Patria, 644- Manchester, 646-5971. LIGHT Housekeeping room for adults, only $200 monthly, SHE IWTERRUPTED ME WITH TH separate building behind Main everything, modern con transmission Call 649-8536. SAM E WEATHER REPORT.' I 17%. BOTTI HEATING and P l u m - ______rent, stove, refrigerator, and Hayes Corp. 64^131. St. stores, no peu or children. veniences, good fishing, weekly SAVE UP a f t e r s h e t o l d bing - All heating and plumbing riding instructions, linens provided. 801 Main Available immediately, $130 a r e n ta l, P^aul W. Dougan 1966 CORVAIR Monza, hardtop, m e f iv e t i m e s BUILDING - Remodeling, ^ remodeling. Call EngHgj, Western, $5.00 per Street. 649-9879. MANCHESTER - immediate month rent, one month’s securi Realtor, 646-1021, 643-4535. automatic, best offer, call 645 roofing, rec rooms, additions, 643-14% occupancy, four rooms, central •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• hour, call 633-5571, anytime. ty, call after 6 p.m., 644-2314. 3475 after 3 p.m. garages. All kinds, carpentry CENTRAL - comfortable room, ly located, $180 per month. Autos For Sale 91 work. For estimates call 649- Flooring 36 next to shower, TV, telephone, BASSET HOUND - AKC Adults only, no pets. Call 643- MANCHESTER GREEN - se MERCEDES BENZ, 230, 1966. 1142. registered, male, eight months, parking, 649-6801 after 6. 1577. NEED CAR? Credit bad? Very clean, very good condi FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, cond floor apartment, $150, 742-9394. Bankrimt? Repossessed? tion. Excellent buy. Call 522- floors like new, no waxing, references required, $165 WES ROBBINS carpentry FURNISHED ROOM, con MANCHESTER - One bedroom Honest Douglas accepts lowest 9800 days, or 247-9031. (specializing in older floors). monthly, 643-5983. remodeling specialist. Au F R E E KITTENS to good home, veniently located, clean, quiet, Ranch Type apartment, private down, smallest payments. Astro-graph ditions, rec rooms, dormers, Ceilings and inside painting. call anytime, 646-6269. shower, parking, homelike at entrance. Includes heat, hot Homes for Rant 54 Douglas Motors, 345 Main. Trucks tor Sale 92 ! OoN8SJ9I(«EIiI6Y built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, John Verfaille, 646-5'?50, 872- mosphere, phone 569-2525. water and appliances, $195 per By BERNICE BEDE 080L 2222. 649-3446. month. Paul W. Dougan TOYOTA - See us for reliable FOR SALE - 1955 Chevy pick Mutt & Jeff — AI Smith TWO MALE - miniature white MANCHESTER - four room PRIVATE HOUSE - room Realtor, 646-1021, or 643-4535. used Toyotas with our 60-day up, four speed, 3/4 ton, $500 or SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) HOMELINE Floor Cleaners - poodles. Call 643-0492. house, immaculate condition, For Tuesday, Sept. 9,1975 ^ G O O D GOSH, IF I ^ TOBIAS CARPENTRY Service available 9/20, for neat, clean, 100% warranty. We also buy best offer, call 647-9371. You have excellent leadership I SAip'l MAILED BACK Residential - Commercial. fireplace, fully furnished, DIDN'T JUSTTAKETHIS - Remodeling, repairs, ad non smoking, person. 646-6025. used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) Ef qualities. They'll be very evi THE GOLDFISH VoU SAVE Strip, wax and buff all floors. IRISH SETTER, male, 6 private yard, garage, no pets, forts expended on behalf of OUT OF THE REFRIGERATOR ditions, custom building. No job no children, $275 monthly, 345 Center Street, Manchester, FOR SALE - 1971 Chevy pick dent to your peer group today. ME, SO WHAT MORE DO too small. Free estimates. Over, Estimates. 643-0367 between 8- months old, with papers, PLEASANT room for working PRESIDENTIAL someone else will be rewarded I ’D SWEAR IT WAS A Hayes Corp. 64^131. 646-4321. up, V-8,' standard 8 foot bed. 'Assume greater responsibility. YOU W ANT?" HUMAN HAND/ 25 years experience. 643-5769. 4. reasonable. Call 649-0570. person, kitchen privileges, VILLAGE APTS. Call 643-6993. In a most unusual fashion In parking, near nus line. the near future. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doe. SIX ROOM Cape - fireplace, WE PAY $15 for complete iunk 21) You'll be fortunate today In References required. Call 647- MANCHESTER convenient location, option to cars. Call Joey, Tolland Auto TAURUS (April 20-May 20) dealings with those In authori Articles for Sale 41 Articles for Sale 41 Articles for Sale 41 %33. Motorcycles-BIcycles 94 buy available, Dubaldo- Body, 551990. You tend to benefit today ty. Favors that would not be I l f , rx One and two bedrooms. through close associates or Lesperance, 646-0^. granted to others will be given THE WORRY WART 1 -9 ROOMS for rent $22. per week, Near schools, churches DART SWINGER 1973 2 door 1971 KAWASAKI, 100 Trail partners. You will be let In on to you...... ■ centrallyy located. located. 146 I4d Center bike, good running condition, and shopping center, on SIX ROOM Cape, 2-3 bedrooms, hardtop, automatic, power something. It will prove much Street. Please call 649-0013. $250, call anytime, 649-4911. to your liking. CAPRICORN XDee. 22-Jan. Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormidk bus line. Call anytime stove, refrigerator, dis steering, radio, vinyl roof. 19) Things will work out today If ------BARGAIN BOX - hwasher, washing machine, Chorches Motors 643-2791 GEMINI (May 21-Juno 20) Apartments For Rent 53 TRIUMPH in excellent condi you use Imaginative concepts. garage, bus line, available Oc- You’re very creative at home Don't be afraid to test bold-new UM.YAS. SAyTEIf HAS 3H0WN l is t e n to I I Clip Out - Fill In - Mall Today 6 4 3 - 2 6 2 3 1%9 FORD LTD, excellent con tion. Reasonable. Call 643-4534. today. Little tasks that are A CERTAIN rudimentary THAT! IF THEY WE HAVE customers waiting fober -1, year lease, $275 plus Ideas. utilities. Write P.O. Box 3, dition, $1000, 1967 Pontiac, usually a bore will prove to be KNDWLEPfiE OF Tri£'-ER, ■ EVER MOVED for the rental of your apartment MOTORCYCLE Insurance - AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fob. 19) I I SAVE OVEB 50% Manchester. Bonneville, good running condi pleasant diversions. AH-MENIAL SKILLS the exit SIGN LEfs or home. J.D. Real Estate Call the experts at Crockett Conditions that have a direct •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• tion, $250, call 6457850. CANCER (Juno 21-July 22) POPULARLY /\550CIATEP IN CITY HALL HEAR The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions -1 Associates, Inc. 646-1980. ROCKVILLE - Three room Agency, 643-1577. effect upon your standing in WHAT Business tor Rant 85 Much attention will be centered the eyes of others are extreme WITH CAMPING.' BUT WHEN PARK,HE'D HAVE. 12 Words • 3 Days -1 Dollar apartment, with heat, hot 1974 MONTEGO, 6 cylinder. on you today. Your company IT COMES TO THE ART OF TO WAIT FOR A BAYTER LOOKING for anything in real 1973 HONDA, 350CL, low ly favorable today. Your deeds - r H E R E - water, stove, refrigerator, $150. OFFICE SPACES for rent on Call after 5, 644-3311. will be sought by others. You T H E R B v Classification 41, Miscellaneous For Sale Only estate rental — apartments, mileage, good condition, $675. will win you points. ACTUAL WILDERNESS . ST. BERNARD Ls SAYS.' Adults only. Parking for one Main Street in Manchester, may even get a surprise Invita homes, multiple dwellings, no Call after 5 p.m., 6451071. SURVIVAL, HE FALLS RESCUER.' car. No pets. Security deposit ideal location ,for professional 1966 PLYMOUTH Fury, $150, tion. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) A Ads must be mailed only No phone orders fees. Call J.D. Real Estate w o e f u l l y 5H0RT required. Call 643-%78. offices veiw convenient to all call after 4 p.m., 6459313. situation that was out of har Payment must accompany ad Associates, Inc. 646-1980. 1973 XL-250 HONDA, 1,500 LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) mony will be brought Into focus . OF MY •■Mi facilities, nease call 646-4100,9 Something Is stirring to make One item only. Include price and phone MANCHESTER - Attractive FORD Mustang II, 1974, white, miles, set up for woods, many today. The end result will m a s t e r y . ^ ^ a.m.-5 p.m. both you and your family feel NEWER Three-bedroom four room apartment, modem four cylinder, manual transmis extras, make an offer, 643-1126, please all concerned. - No refunds for early cancellation For non-commercial users only Duplex - 1% baths, carpeting, more secure. It could be that kitchen, stove, refrigerator, MAIN ST R EE T Offices - 500 sion, very economical, owner, days, 646-8327, evenings. Ad may be edited to conform to rules all appliances. $275 monthly. raise you've been hoping for. references, no pets. $175. 646- and 1000 sq. feet, heat. Janitor, 644-0466. Your Ad will appear In the next three Issues of the Herald after It Is received. Frechette & Martin, Inc., 1972 HONDA 450, excellent run i — 3167, 228-3540. . parking. Also 1,300 square feet VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sopl. 22) Realtors, 646-4144. ning condition, looks great. $700 You'll be receiving some good — No delay In publication will be permitted. of storage area (healed). Call MERCURY, Comet, beach' Birthday firm. 6451365. news. You'll be anxloiis to CHARLES APARTMENTS - 649-5334 or 643-7175. wagon, 1967, A-1 condition. MANCHESTER - five large East Middle Turnpike, 4 1/2 Price $375. Call 647-9297. share It with a lew choice 8opt. 9,1975 rooms, on second floor of brand HONDA 1973, CU50, good con friends. It will come through a room Townhouse 1 1/2 baths, AVAILABLE SPACE - Ap new two-family, carpeting, air dition, must be seen. Call 565 unique channel. More travel than usual Is likely appliances, carpeted, two air proximately 700 square feet on 1966 DODGE Dart, new tires, for you this coming year. The conditioning and dishwasher, 0439. Ask for Moe. conditioners, heat, hot water, Broad Street across from the excellent condition, $500 or best LIBRA (S9RL 23-Oet. 23) -This trips won't be long ones, but separate driveways, $260 per •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• storage basement, garage, Parkade. Parking and heat in offer, 649-4997 after 5. should be a good day for you they will be Interesting and month, security, call 646-1379 Campars-Trallars \ soundproofing, washer and cluded. Call between 8-6, 6 49- where things of a material pleasurable. Keep a small suit-, Buz Sawyer — Roy Crane after 6 p.m. Mobile Homes 95 nature are concerned. Be alert dryer hookup $260 monthly, 646- 4539. BANK Repossesion - 1974 Ford case packed. an isv^-r. • -$18 0800, 646-1540. Custom pick up, 8’ style side, .for a chance to fill your piggy \j0 ow WARS START WHAT'S YOUR f I'M WITH T R O U B L E -^ FURNISHED three-room STOP PAYING RENT. Own bank. (NEWSPAPE31 ENTERPRISE ASSN.) ~ARE YOU CHEMICAL^ XLT ranger package, i/z1/2 ton,to Cl iirJbykW mc tm mg u$ »h oh______^•‘ O A DOCTOR, ENGINEER. | BUSINESS, MR. SHOOTERS, INC. 1 TRY TO J apartm ent, water heat, and TH REE ROOMS, with heat and OFFICE SPACE 360 engine eight cylinder, powjwer your own mobile home. Two AR. BOOHE?^ MADE A FEW | S A W Y E R f^ “MENP* PEOPLE’S ^ — e lectric included, $200. per appliances, no pets, security. FOR RENT steering, nuleage, 17,786, ledroom, 12’ wide, front Short Ribs — Frank Hill month, near hospital and high kitchen, full price $4,995. Very INVENTIONS 5 W EU, WELI7 Available now, % Church St., 255 square feet, center ol depositsit "ofof 10% o f bid required. t V T O O . ------^ NAME school, Philbrick Agency clean, two oedroom,n, great ■ y AND call after 4, 647-9660. Manchester, air conditioning C a ll M r. Hilderbrand, South RETIRED. Realtors, 646-4200. Windsor Bank & Trust, 289- camp for up north. $2,91,9 % , w im AND MOUR U L C E R \ WHATMOJ JS A KINGDOM TRANSaANT. ADDRESS and parking. Call 643-9551. JHIOH BLOOD I LIKE SheHeratb DESIRABLE location, near bus ?un type furnace. Will deliver, ____ Su r e IS p ir e c t lv 13 OUETD t h e v a s t t CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING CITY 6061. N£ED,SIR& TO TINKER. MANCHESTER - New four- line, five rooms, first floor in 4’ homes two and three CXJE TD THE INFLATON. UNEMPSjOVMENT bedroom, priced to sell. Trades THE mountain STATE room apartments, 1 1/2 baths, two-family. Middleaged couple 1966 VW buB, good running con PEOPLE MEEPA P.O. Box 591 all appliances, carpeted, air- preferred. 52 Strickland. BOLTON NOTCH - 4,000 square dition, can be seen at Russell’s welcome. Excellent financing ZIP available. Immediate parking GOOPTINKERER Manchester, Conn. 06040 conditioned, individual feet building for professional Barber Shop, corner Oak and TO SHOE THEIR PHONE basements, washer-dryer MANCHESTER - Three room offices or sales, four conuner- Spruce.______throughout Connecticut. Parts, supplies, accessories. Full time HORSES, ANPTD facilities, one apartment furnished apartment, heat and cial industrial acres, land and i MEND-THEIR available with fireplace. Heat hot water. Available October 1, building storage, parking, 1971 Volkswagen station wagon. service department. Plaza L___ 12 Words • 3 Days • *1 Dollar. I Homes. 1348 Wilbur Cross t, TRACTORS and hot water included. $275 per $150. One month security highway across shopping Must sell immediately. Any ...... Cl^sslllcat^ ^ ^ Highway, Berlin Turnpike, ■ AND THEIR month. Call Peterman, Realtor, deposit. Adults. Call 875-3503 center, entire or subdivide, 1-84, reasonable offer accepted. Call ^ rlin, (!^nnecticut. 1-828k^ . s ^ O UBLES. 649-9404 or 646-2912. after 6. and I-% close. 521-7373. 6456451. ^ 1 t) nwbvktA. iiit f‘ / •' PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Coro.. Mon., Sept. 8. 1975 Religion in America XHc s6arch foF evangelical Methodist seminaries commentary! ' ^ \ . “United Methodism is a sick seminaries.” “are committed to contem vative seminatV for balance?” Robb also suggested, as alter “If the denominational porary theology.” leadership is unresponsive to By DAVID E. ANDEjRSON The proposal was suggested denomination,’’ Robb told the According to Robb, most Robb asked. nate proposals, that theological “We have seen them evolve our need, we have no alter DPI Religion Writer by the Rev. Edmund Robb, convocation, adding later that: United Methodist seminaries— Robb’s response, which Good faculties be truly inclusive, in from orthodoxy to classical native but to provide adequate Evangelicals within the pastor of St. Luke’s United “I aip convinced that our there are presently 14 News officials said was his own cluding evangelicals as well as liberalism, to neo-orthodoxy, to training for our future United Methodist Church, un Methodist Church, Lubbock, seminaries bear a major por seminaries and a recommenda and had not yet been discussed liberal or radical theologians, existeniallsm. \With the ministers,” Robb said. * happy at what they consider the Tex., at the annual Good News tion of the responsibility. tion from a denominational by the board of the evangelical mnd that more support be given bankruptcy of theistic existen “Let us serve notice,” he i n denomination’s liberal drift, Convocation, a gathering of “If we have a sick church it is study group to cut back to 10 — organization, is that two 'UM to independent seminaries not tialism, came the advent of cluded, “ ...that we will no have floated a plan for making United Methodist theological largely because we have sick seminaries “be entrusted to associated with the denomina secular theology... longer turn over our converts to two of the church’s seminaries conservatives. evangelical boards of trustees tion. If all of these proposals evangelical. ‘‘Then later came the and continued as official United fail, he said, evangelicals the theological liberals who theology of hope, realized es Methodist seminaries.” should begin tanking about es neither understand or teach the chatology, the theology of He would want the tablishing their own seminary. biblical faith.” liberation and the theological seminaries to share in all and moral confusion of situa current denominational 'fun tion ethics.” ' ding, with endowments and New Hampshire race recalls ghosts In addition, Robb said, libraries maintained and in PIUIHTT. STORE Methodism’s piuralism — the creased on a par with other (Wa Hava A Notion To PtotM) Noxt to Frank’a Supormarkot idea of the church as an um seminaries. ' East MkMIs Tpks., Mandisstsr brella for liberals and “Such schools would be loyal of Huey Long, FDR and Watergate evangelicals — is a one way to the church, orthodox in, street: graduates of theolo^, Wesleyan in inter DECALS for DECOVPAGE evangelical colleges are told to pretation, 20th century in out go to a liberal seminary “for look, socially prophetic and in and Other Decorative Arts,., By STEWART POWELL government professor told Ford special interests. of the massive Democrat- balance.” volved, evangelistic in spirit, CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) - to “stioid clear of unresolved Durkin also likens himself to spawned Washington “When is a graduate of a missionary-minded and con The race is so close neither side Watergate questions,” saying Franklin D. Roosevelt as a bureaucracy by the conser liberal college told by the es cerned for the local church,” he Need Something? Try Plezal talks numbers. Wyman remained under in “solution oriented realist.” vative Republican, saying “the tablishment to go to a conser said. The campaign recalls the vestigation by the Watergate But Durkin miites criticism New Deal is over.” ghosts of Huey Long, FDR and prosecutor for his actions Watergate. during the alleged sale of an And voters are lured to make ambassadorial appointment by t . . . a second trip behind voting the Nixon administration. booth cu rta in s w ith the A second election day Sept. 16 * I **•.*.,: assurance they’re voting this has been set to decide the out X ' S I r « time for history, not just a come of last fall’s disputed W A L D B A U M S election, a contest in which f r i . *04, . junior senator. J t ' To some, the rerun of almost 223,000 persons voted in American history’s closest a virtual tie between Wyman •if 4.' f t 1 i \ ' ' Senate election represents a and Democrat John A. Durkin. Food Mart > 1 ' , \ national test of political par Two state recounts and seven - A x } months of Senate review failed ties, either a late breaking in * S ' V A A n stallment of the 1974 off-year to select a victor. Democratic landslides or the Also campaigning in the first chapter of a GOP runoff is the American party’s comeback. C. Carmen Chimento, an un But to date, the contest employed 45-year-old technical "PICK YOUR OWN PROOUCE" at Food Green Giant I ! Snow's New Englandi j Franco American remains largely a debate about writer who has raised $517 the M art.. .a little or lot. .all from the freshest state issues and personalities past 10 months in an effort to Sweet Peias Clam Chowder Spaghetti C’s colored by the economy. Two expand his 1,300 vote tally last best that's grown! event^ the coming week may Nov. 5. Chimento often leaves 17 01. c 15 OZ. 2 changd that. the campaign trail to look for a CAN 15 OZ. A televised debate tonight is job. U S. NO. 1 CAN CANS Aides to major candidates expected to draw more WITH PRIOR PURCHASE OP SS.M OR Iw iT H PRIOR PURCHASE OP IS.OO OR MITH PRIOR PURCHASE OP tS.OO OR exchanges between candidates maintain visits by outsiders MORE AND THIS COUPON AT POOD ^ " m o r e a n d t h is COUPON AT POOD MORE ANp THIS COUPON AT POOD i EASTERN ■MART. GOOD THRU SAT., SEPT. ■ mart, good thru sat., sept. 19. IMART. GOOD THRU SAT., SEPT. 19. I than two earlier appearances at will have little impact on the LIMIT ONE CAN-ONE COUPON PER ' " l im it ONE CAN-ONE COUPON PER LIMIT 2 CANS-ONE COUPON P ER ' (■ PAMI^Y. . I p a m il y . ■ which they addressed the election, although the headlines SHORE audience, not their opposition. may generate the voter interest And the arrival We^esday of strategists say has been ex-California Gov. Ronald lacking. With less than two Reagan in support of tl^e GOP weeks to go, candidates balance Coronet Delta ^ Sunsweet Skippy cc candidate may color the cam campaign attacks on their oppo P i paign with national issues. nent with a defense of their Potatoes Toilet Tissue Prune Juice Peanut Butter Reagan’s appearance on record. behalf of Republican Louis C. A former state attorney 10 POUND BAG 40 OZ. Wyman is expected to trigger a general, Wyman, 58, deflecjts IC matching presidential visit, assaults on his decade in Wyman aides say. Congress with criticism of Iw iT H PRIOR PURCHASE OP SS.M OR I CREAMY OR CHUNKY Iw iTH PRIOR PURCHASE OP SS.OO OR ■ w it h p rior p u r c h a s e op SS.M OR . Durkin’s stormy five-year iMORE AND THIS COUPON AT POOD " m o r e a n d THIS COUPON AT POOD , New Hampshire hosts the MART. GOOD THRU SAT., SEPT. 19. MORE AND THIS COUPON AT POOO| I m ART. GOOD THRU SAT., SEPT. 19. ■mN a r t , g o o d THRU SAT., nation’s first presidential record as state insurance com Z l iMIT o n e 4 PACK ONE COUPON ^ 1 1 LIMIT ONE BOTTLE-ONE COUPON' I PER PAMILY. LIMIT ONE JAR-ONE COUPON PER primary in six months and missioner. Durkin, 39, broad | p er PAMILY. ■f Wyman aides say a decision on casts reminders he blocked-in k i President Ford’s trip awaits a surance companies’ demand^ for $15 million in rate hikes. ^ Federal Election Commission YELLOW RiPE • CHIQUITA OR DOLE U.S.D.A. CHOICE ruling on who pays the bill. The “Do you know what it takes to COLLEGE INN commission says candidates tackle the big insurance com LONDON BROIL can spend $150,000 directly on panies and win?” Durkin’s 7:1 k k f:V LESTOIL advertising asks. “Isn’t that the ^ Clear Broth CHUCK SHOULDER the campaign, a figure quickly 13.7 OZ. CAN 21 OZ. BOTTLE being approached by the two kind of new blood we need in major candidates. Washington?” Guarantees of a presidential The political newcomer, LBS. I 4 I I O * visit by Wyman aides continued pledging to “rock the boat in a ; CANS S« COUNT f . responsible way,” criticizes oil 3 3 last week despite state “WASHINGTON STATE” PRESH ' LUNCH BAGS P' PKO. 8 9 ' U.S.D.A. CHOICE Democratic Chairman companies’ hold on the well SOLO BATHROOM CUP TOP CHUCK Laurence Radway’s warning head and the gasoline pump, a ITALIAN PRUNES 0 COUNT line borrowed from Huey Long, DISPENSER REFILLS PKO. 5 9 ' that Ford stay out of New •u.s. SWEET LARGE m CHUCK CUBE STEAK CHI the controversial governor of PANCY” PLAVORED SIZE Hampshire. PEACHES PKO. OP SO U.S.O.A. CHOICE UNDSRBLADEJtDB The Dartmouth College Louisana who built a reputation 7 0Z. CUPS 5 9 ' GOURMET'S LARGE PLASTIC CUP REFILLS BONELESS CHUCK ROAST in the early 1930s battling AVOCADOS DELIGHT SIZE U.S.D.A. CHOICE POOD CLUB IM PLORIDA U OZ. 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PKG.OFTWO lOZ.TUBES-TWIN PAK I just get some kind of vicarious PRINCE Chandler for President.” And REGULAR OR MINT ____ BUDDIG VARIETIES “ '•<» 2 ««89' there, in the flesh (albeit 67 pleasure from them.” SPAGHETTI SAUCES years old), was Tarzan himself. Others weren’t that easily MEAT - MEATLESS OR MUSHROOM LITTLE LINK SAUSAGE ‘1.69 For those at the “First An impressed. Adrian Schanler of * 1 . 3 3 nual Nostalgia Convention,” Edison, N.J., went because her POLISH SAUSAGE ROTHMUND LB- 3 9 SWIPT PREMIUM OVEN ROAST there’s no time like the past. fiance wanted to go. She soz. SINSLE PAK TUBE 70* CORNED BEEF BRISKETS L . ‘ 1.59 While others fled to the described nostalgia as FRESH... FRESH BAKED GOODS! beaches and mountains and “something past and dead, SECRET ROLL-ON WALOBAUM'S > S PACK PKO. OUR BEST elsewhere to escape the something some people unfor PRELL ENGLISH MUFFINS BACONoi'?^^;!!: ‘1.79 torments of the present, DEODORANT 8 SE 6 D E O PINWAY ^ tunately want to resurrect.” SUNSHINE VEAL PATTIES nostalgia fans collected during Domiiidting the convention SHAMPOO I.SOZ. »OZ. BEEF FRANKS l. ‘ 1.09 BOTTLE 8 9 ' OATMEAL COOKIES PKO. OR the Labor Day weekend for 5 07. TUBE was a thriving marketplace of ^ CRISTVIIW BUTT8RPARM BEEF PATTIES another of those conventions memorabilia — everything MISS BRECK HAIRSPRAY PLAIN OR nOZ. PKO. f B07F *. GEM DANDIES l. 79' DONUTS SUGAR OP SIX dedicated to the preservation from “Hopalong Cassidy” SUPERUNSCENTSD-UNSCRNTEDTSD-UNSCEN1 FOOD CLUB SUPER • RIO. OR ULTIMATI RCYMONPt TALIANO CDLD CUTS iSi: 49' and peddling of the “good old movie posters to “Happy n . 1 9 UWOZ. PKO. 8 9 ' days.” II OZ. GRINDER ROLLS OP SIX BOLGONA.PAP-OLIVELUNCHIONCKO,SALAMI Chandler for President” cam CAN- 8 9 ' For the convention’s chief paign buttons, available for creator, 16-year-old Paul purchase or trade. FRESH DAIRY DELITESl GREAT SELECTION OF FROZEN FOODS! WALDBAUM'S DELICIOUS N.Y. STYLE DELI! Saryian of Brooklyn, and 2,000 Andrew Naudus of Lake OLD CANADIAN other old-Hollywood fans, it Ronkonkoma, L.I., one of the ORE IDA DOMESTIC Sharp Cheese *1.69 MINUTE MAID FOOD CLUB AMERICAN GAYLORD was a chance to view old movie busiest of the nostalgia 100 - FLORIDA BOILED Lox SareH*NosLicioLlii 19 serials such as "Captain wheeler-dealers, was forthright Cheese Spread Whole Kernel Corn SHOESTHING HAM Marvel” and ‘‘Captain in his analysis of the Orange Juice rtiTH not » tin "iioTe IN Beef Bologna ii.s g WHITE OR YELLOW or Green Peas POTATOES America” and some television phenomenon. 3101 C ■ Chopped Liver « 79c programs of the early ‘50s. “Nostalgia is, to me, a means CARTONS^ g ^ 1202. A c Fot^Y PKGS J r ! 1 . 9 9 And as guest of honor, they of supplementing my income," 3 m J r b ag M Chopped Herring .lV. 69* had Buster Crabbe, best he said. “I buy books that I PLIItCNMANN'S Freshly Sliced Roast Beef^ L. 89* remembered for his roles as know will catch on. Then I go to TLB. PKO. OF SOFT MARGARINE TWO I OZ. CUPS 7 9 ' BIRDS EYE ORANGE PLUS 'Hi. 2'"89' ‘‘Flash Gordon,” ‘‘Buck these conventions and I profit HOOD'S ^ ^ ALL IOZ. p Q c Noodle Pudding li. 79* j Rogers” and ^‘Tarzan” in by it.” YOGURT FLAVORS CUPS 0 9 RITE FORM ICE MILK l-L«VOI|t URTON 99' AMERICAN serials and so-called “B- Nostalgia, almost by defini 3 Potato Pudding n. 79c features” of the 1930s and ‘40s. tion, used to be known as a plea CARAHOO CHEESE CREAM CHEESE r;;:S 67' BIRDS EYE COOL WHIP 59' Genoa Salami '> tr'I.IS WMITI OR YtLLO.V Crabbe, now 67, answered sant — and perhaps not CAKANDO questions, signed autographs altogether accurate — yearning VITA HERRING ■“.'**«*.*.“ 75' COFFEE RINGS **M/f/Woi*ALMONo"'^ 'iwSi . A 9 9 c Luncheon Loaf 99* and conceded he enjoyed for the past. SOI. t 1 "Hot" Bagels 12» r99* ! 1 . 4 9 keeping his name alive bjr If the New York Nostalgia COLUMBO YOGURT PINTCONTAINli 39' BOfL-IN-BAG ENTREES ALLVAR?ITI1S 4 PKO. I • appearances on college cam Convention was any indication, SEAFOOD SPECIAU OF THE WEEKI GAYLORD LEMONADE 101. CANS 5 ' " 1 * 1 . puses arid at nostalgia conven though, that past may no longer VELVEETA CHEESE .lT p'kV 95' FRESH ^ tions. be so far removed. Among the Sword Fish e n Many conventioneers were more popular items available EGG N BASKET 2 ; k*oV 4 9 ' BREAKFAST ENTREES 49' PLAIN ' ■ ■ ■ ... . ■ ' . '1 a n c c KNOWN FOR VALUES .*»iT islis I >■ * - •♦31 si.!:! iliilif!.i • , i t NO-IRON KNIT PANEIS PERMANENT PRESS WITH PIAMOND DESIGN TEXTURED DRAPERIES 6 .6 6 t t - . t l - L R e f.2 4 7 , Rcg.7.93 ‘Qem’ . . . Perrnanent Press blend of Handsome solid color draperies are a DELICATE, EASY-CARE rayon/polyester knit in 2-tone colors blend of cotton/polyester. T ro y ' . . . .or. white-on-white. Panels are 58” machine washable and tumble d ^ ; 48 DACRON®** CURTAINS ' wide; machine washable. inches wide per pair. - 2 paiHte thaim for wdra MIimm W radK CertaliiaiMPrapwnfHwrAiirare 1.96— PR. 30",36" lengths S W x i m * ROOM-SIZE RUGS Reg.2.99 Ref.33UM VwNrClMice EA. Breezy and beautiful I *9900’ . . . easy to laun 26.M der, no-lron Dacron*** polyester ninon. 5-inch No delivery problemsr- each mg comes fiat-packed— It's easy to carry homel bottom hems; 80* wide per pair. White or pas Glen — stain-resisting polypropylene tels. Multiple arrangement shown for effect. fiber; sculpted 2-tone pattern. RuNladValanc*...R^1M...... 8ale,1.46Ea. Te x — luxurious shag of 100% polyester Swag Valance... Reg. 2 M ...... Sale, 1.96Ca. pile. Handsome munr-colorsl 63”,72”*,81'L.. . Reg.4S9...... SaK3MPr. Plermont — carefree Herculon* olefin i. cut pile. Fpr‘rec’ room or deni **lh#Miaig.ni r-r~i n i 49‘ ' *01 ICKO^AUAMI - - ■;4 ,- ■v-' ILOBSPACC I WioparaltanywtiM* tiMraltraonitoplK* / I ■nuptioManddalr.. -■ '-ii '1,'' YOUR CHOICE SAVE Summit $19 to $30 EA. SAVE ALMOST *16 on each! Sofa and Sleep-2 Sofabeds ONLY! INVEST IN A PAIR OF COMFORTABLE CHAIRS TO COMPLETE YOUR ROOM REG. *179 to *229 EA. Your Choice Reg. $166 to $177 DEEPLY CUSHIONED $ 8 4 EACH CONTEMPORARY SOFA ONIV Summit — the ‘peak’ In expert workmanship with the POPULAR WALtHUGGER®RECLINERS Reg. 99.95 accent on deep seating comfort wiOt loose foam cushion a & B. They save apacel You need place Wallhugger only 1 ” from wall seat and back! AN D, every beautiful inch is protected by to enjoy full reclining comfort. No orie will believe this beautiful chair is If anything looks better than a handsome accent or occasional upholstery fabric of Herculon* olefin fiber! You save also a relaxing reclinerl Choose soft, fleece-backed brown viriyl, or chair, it’s a PAIR of accent or occasional chairs! Make them a $82... regularly $229 durable tweed olefin fabric. focal point in your living room, or create an intimate conversation I Plantation MATCHING LOVESEAT, Reg. $189...... SALE, $139 corner. Choose from fabrics like Herculon* olefin fiber and ele MATCHING CHAIR, Reg. $119.....'...... SALE, $85 4-WAY 'MANHANDLER' RECLINER gant velvets, designed to make each chair a classic in its own purm C. King^ize ComfortI Enjoy deep-cushion relaxation with break-away time! At Grants we make good living a lot easier. m seat and back. Copper or oxblood vinyl upholstery. i ■ 1 11 III III in V i ■HI l ! 'HI II f 'EARLY AMERICAN' II I'l i l l III Will Ilf 1 ( j m m f i Ilf III A GRANT EXCLUSIVE! 11 III ■in til - ^ 111 III SOFABEDS SLEEP 2 ' I'i ‘ • ♦ 'SAMUEL HUNTINGTON' //• /// /'/' Carefully styled in thie Colonial rrianner to ooirKide with 4 fi/ lit tjt /'/ ' BICENTENNIAL ROCKER \ 1 If If in ^ 4 ’ / our Bicentennial celebration. And^ when company ar ^ SAVE $14 ON THIS . f- k s: ? rives, you’ve got an ‘instant bedrbom\ Each piece is COMFORTABU RECUNER i > t covered with upholstery fabric of H e ^ l o n * olefin fiber 7 4 . 8 8 ■ .. it’s not only beautiful, but uncommonly aigged and 1 easy to clean. Reg.84J8 Plantation — pine finished trim. Reg. $179 Rrst time evert Introducing a major item Rockport— maple and birch finish trim. Rag. $179 ^ R«g.$111 - from our exclusive collection of Samuel i r A ...... ,.aALE,$«9EA. HuntingtonColonial style furniture.. .all Priced to fit your budget. . . styled to fit destined to become heirloomsi Antique matching ro ckers. Reg. $115 ...... SALE, $79 EA. any decor. SoU-resietant 100% olefin pine color finish with hand woven fiber fiber upholstery in choice of avocado or seat. Beautiful addition to any home! Rockport browntweed. "r - 904 IA8Y WAVS CUT THE COST OF FURNISHING YOUR HOME WITH OUR SALE VALUES! ^ N T a m r . . FOR VALUES TO-CHAMUt-ir Bradford’ POPUUR PERSONAL SIZE COLOR PORTABLE TV •397 Reg. 229.96 Now everyone can enjoy color TV Einyvtfhere in tire house. 10" cfiag. moEis. screen portable is easy to B ra d iO ld ’ »WAY STEREO carry from room to room. Twin an tennas; carrying handle; up-front P R ia CUT $30 NOW! REG. 99.95 SET ^ 9 tuning; simulated wood cabinet. 7-PC. AVOCADO DINETTE Reg. 149.95 WITH 60" rORMICA® TABLE A M FM stereo radio; 8 track stereo tape player; Bradford* A sturdy, handsome set with savings you can really ap automatic record changer wfih dust cover and preciate. The 36x48" pecan color Forrnica* table top ex diamond stylus; twin sprakers; simulated wood. THRIFTY! UGHTWEIGHT See thid sound stereo buy today. tends to 60" with 12" Ira t Avocado metal frames and floral 15"1I3l p o r t a b l e TV printed vinyl upholstery. Biadfbid 5-PC.'BUTCHER BLOCK' ^EVERYWHERE' AM/FM PORTABLE 89>88 AND CHROME DINETTE SET Reg. 119.96 Nothing ornate or splashy, just smooth, clean-cut lines 10.88 Bright black-and-white TV at a wel combining look of w o ^ and polished chrome. 36 x 48 x 60" Reg. 19.95 come saving. Ideal size for den, Formica* table top has butcher block appearance; chairs kitchen and bedrpoms; compact upholstered in wipe-dean, leather-like viriyl. Radio plays everywhere simulated wood cabinet. Carry it — on house current or batteries. Earphone and hom e today.. . enjoy your favorite batteries included. shows tonighti Matt ilMM aWrflabh at MMrt Graat City stent SAVE ALMOST $42 ON BUY 3, SAVE *44 ON LARGE CAPACITY UPRIGHT FREEZER OUR BEST-SELLING ...HOLDS 560-LBS. OCCASIONAL TABLES Reg. 4 7 ;R S fa . 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Gives exceptionally'fine Beach® .. flavorl Makes a great gift. 1 . 4 8 6 Oi. Pkg. SPRAY-STEAM-DRY IRON — Rtff. 1.«7 Steam to dry in seconds. Spray fea Long-lasting polyester floss for ture. Lightweight, sturdy. White. BURLAP LAMP SHADES all aquarium filters> LONG HANDLE 2-SLICE DELUXE TOASTER — CLEANING SUPPUES Light-to-dark dial, pastry setting. Crumb tray. Avocado, gold’. TOUR CHOKE EA. Burlap over parchment in assorted col Sponge Mop ...... Reg. 2.19 ors and popular sizes. Corn Broom...... Reg.2.37 FLOOR STYLE YOUR CHOICE X p o ^ 3 /* TERRARIUMS Plastic Broom ...... Reg. 1.99 MOST ITEMS AVAILABLE AT MOST GRANT CITY STORES Rayon Dust Mop...... Reg. 1.99 14x50" FRAMED DOOR MIRROR EA. HEAVY-DUTY 20-GAL TRASH CAN UNERS j i r ' - m i . 3.77. Reg.9.97 A e ^ .4 ,4 7 R n -3 -T7 24x48" FRAMED PICTURES* Bring your garden indoors the Selected quality glass year round with these giant plastic Leakproof plastic, 16"x13" x 2' 11". SPECIAL in natural finished terrariums. Choose ‘Junior Giant' PURCHASE Rts 26 gal. containers. Made for 5 * ® ® ca. frames. Pre-drilled or ‘Safelllte’, both with stand units, holes for mounting. hard use; twist ties included. Use Handsomely framed subjects include Land both tall enough for regular plants. ♦ ' * as garment bags, equipment cov-' scapes. Seascapes, Mediterranean types and riB iN O t ers, too! many morel A terrific value. SoEnolIndudMl ‘UMiTED QUANTITIES AVAILABLE.., NO RAIN C H E C I^ FANCY POLYESTER DOUBLE FINE FABRICS FOR STOCK UP! SHORT KNITS ^ SO LOW PRICED! THE HOME DECORATOR DINE-OUT SPECIALS^ HANDLE BRUSHES* SPECIAL PURCHASE"^ YD. YD. Rat.1.Y7Yd. _ R«9. 1.22 Yd. 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I TNAOC " » HfAK \ pinch-pleated draperies in cot- SHEER DOTTED 3.59 **49r .J flN o .a. wws* W M iClotht (12x121 ton/polyester with foam insula 'SWISS'CURTAINS Twin Flat or Fitted Rag.59c...... ShIh « c t / 4 ^ CANNON tion. Tie backs hot included. Muiapie widths cut 20%: ‘Flow ers’ . . . 130 count 1M«kMi(7SlKar,MB.2tJ7.„...... ,17S7Pr. 3 . 9 6 r a . polyester/cotton for smooth 1M«rtlMi(7r)>(M’.Hm.23.S7...... 1*.17Pr. aO",M” L Rnfl.3J9 SPECIAL PURCHASE^ DauM.wMh(tO(r)xtr,ltag.27J7...... 2U7Pr. sleeping! Fitted sheets with DouUt»i«h(1«r)K8r,ltag.31:>7...... 2ISIPt. ‘Ellen’ ... washable elasticized com ers. 'SIESTA' BUNKETS* 1 2Kwhfli02SOxSr,NiB-«>jn’ ...... Jt.77Pr. Daaon** polyester ni- Double Flat or Fitted, nW*«MhnMnxMM«.B.4e.S7...... STSTPr. non, pin-dot flocked. 82* FHiigMlWri«o.,ll.g.SS7 ...... 7.17E.. Reg. 4 .6 8 ...... ‘Sale 3.27 Ea. wideperpr. TWkMwdVWanos, MatcMng Cases, Pkg. of 2 SHEER, NO-IRON Reg. 3.08 ...... Sale 2.47 Pkg. EA. llig .lJ 9 9 ...... JSatolABEa. 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Sizes S -M -L-X L. fresh pair of cotton jeans! 2 UNIFORM PANT SUITS* Reg. 3.97 ~ - .PR. back patch pockets, front It;. 5 47 A. Assorted solids and prints, woven of zip. Machine washable. Reg. 6.27 "SK-'.i smooth cotton/pplyester for year round STEP OUT IN TOUGH Great colors; 8-16. 9 o 8 8 » - comfort. S-M -L-X L. DENIM FLARE JEANS r’ H ' n Wi B. Live it up in machine washable poly- Same no-iron fabric as shirt. Has ester/cotton knit pullovers. Deep tone Working gal ... go in style! Zip- 4 deep pockets, belt loops, and stripes: S -M -L-X L. Reg. 7.96 G . 8 8 PR. front or zip back tunic tops, pull-on SHORT SLEEVES ... i ...... itag. 3S4, Sd* 2at reinforced at all points of stress. pants. Polyester warp knits are' AvatoM* in w«mar m m only The more you wean’em the better Great for work days and week they look! Ail cotton with rivets at machine washable, too! White ends, too. 30 to 42. only. 3-13,8-18. stress points. 29 to 40. %' , V a : 1 i lr*ii MOST ITEMS AVAILARU AT MOST GRANT CITY STORES EXTRA-SOFT UNDERWEAR Your 8 9 ^ e a . Choice R#«. 2.97-3 J7 Sold Only In Pkg. of 3, Sale, 2.47 Combed cotton flat knit t-shirts, rib knit briefs, Pak-Nit*'* treated to shrink POLYESTER TOPS/ 'SHINE' IN OUR less, stay in shape longer. White; Men's S-M-L-XL. 2 EXCITING STYLES! CLASSIC SHIRT BANDANA PANTYHOSE DEUCATE 'WIRE-LOOK' ‘TM Comptx Corp. OovT tMMd tor ihrMiage. 'KERCHIEFS' FIT GREATI 9INGS*...WEAR A BUNCHL THE 'TEE' READY TO GO '''''' SPECIAl. ' 'ALL^PORTS' SOCKS MEN'S DRESS SOCKS ZM fR. RURCHASr ^pfF0Rf9l|3R Reg. 5.99 > t C «*“ • Reg.2.97Ee. ? • Rc||.K39E«. Rtg.2for$i * Rtg.1A4Pkg. * e x teis: I.*7i PRI. Nylon — sleek 'n' sheer Glistening ‘gold’or, 'silver'looks to Such nice ways for a compliment! Mock ,, ., ^ . A spebial.look in easy-care ny- Classic red, blue and Tee Shirt to wear everywhere! Com new top faishiori' colors; Snid Only la 2 Pr. 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