PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS Oil-Producing Nations Given Tough Warning

DETROIT, Mich. (UPI) - Admittedly The trip was Ford’s first visit to his “In the immediate future,” he added, tive to producers but which do not serious­ speaking in "doomsday language,” Presi­ native Michigan since he became Presi­ "we will expand our efforts to increase ly disrupt the economies of the con­ dent Ford today warned the Middle East dent. our energy efficiency. This will reduce the sumers,’’ said Ford. oil producing nations of "disastrous con­ He flew here from Washington following growing dependency on foreign “We recognize the desires of the sequences” if they refuse to lower prices an early breakfast at the home of Senate petroleum. Project Independence will also producers to earn a fair price for their oil or share their resources with dependent Majority leader Mike Mansfield. require us to increase the output of ' as a means of helping to develop their own nations. Michigan’s Gov. William Milliken, a existing domestic energy sources.” economies,” he added. “But exorbitant "Sovereign nations cannot allow their Republican and Sen. Robert Griffin, R- Ford’s remarks displayed growing U.S. prices can only distort the world economy, policies to be dictated, or their fate Mich., met him at Detroit’s Metropolitan frustration with the failure of Iran and the run the risk of world-wide depression and decided, by artificial rigging and distor­ Airport. Ford also arranged to meet with Arab oil producers to lower the market threaten the breakdown of world order tion of world commodity markets,” Ford Coleman A. Young, Detroit’s first black prices of crude oil. At its meeting in Vien­ and safety.” told the World Energy Conference. mayor after tbe speech at Cobo Hall. na Sept. 12, the Organization of Petroleum “It is difficult to discuss the energy "No one can forsee the extent of the Exporting Countries (OPEC) refused to problem without lapsing into doomsday damage or the end of the disastrous con­ lower prices that have risen 300 per cent in language,” Ford declared. ‘‘The danger is sequences if nations refuse to share the past year. clear. It is severe. I am nevertheless op­ nature’s gifts for the benefit of all Steps To Be Taken timistic. The advantages of co-operation mankind,” he added. "We will take tough steps to obtain the Global Strategy Needed are as visible as the dangers of confronta­ Toughest Speech to Date degree of self sufficiency necessary to "A global strategy must seek to achieve tion. And that gives me hope as well as op­ avoid disruption of our economy,” Ford fuel prices which provide a strong incen­ timism.” His remarks, his toughest on record, said. "We will make sure there’s heat for were a follow up to a hard hitting speech our homes and power for the people who before the United Nations less than a week work in our plants. This does not mean ago in which he denounced the use of oil as zero imports. a "political weapon.” Kennedy Will Not NEWS CAPSULES Seek Presidency

BOSTON (UPI) - Sen. Edward M. the decision. 1 will not accept the nomina­ Kennedy, the leading Democratic tion. 1 will not accept a draft. I will oppose any effort to place my name in nomination Flowers For Nixon presidential hopeful and only surviving Aral) World Divided son of the ill-starred Kennedy family, in any state, or at a national convention, LONG BEACH, Calif. (UPI) - Well- Jordan left the Arab world sharply today said he would not be a candidate for and 1 will oppose any effort to promote my wishers sent flowers and telegrams to divided today, angrily breaking off president in 1976 because of personal and candidacy in other ways. former President Richard Nixon at Long negotiating strategy talks because of family commitments. atelSlFWlrr ^ Beach Memorial Hospital Sunday even Egypt’s support for the Palestinian The 42-year-old senator, who lost two before he was to arrive today for a series Family Disrussifin guerrilla movement. brothers to political assassins, said his The Jordanian move complicated of tests and treatment for phlebitis in his ‘‘1 reached this decision after discussion ‘F e, The People.,.^ decision was due to family and personal with my wife and the other members of Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger’s left leg. considerations, including cancer in his attempts to get the stalled Geneva peace The length of Nixon’s stay was in­ my family. I’ve chosen to announce the “We, the people of the United Church read the preamble of the son, Ted Jr., who will be 13 Thursday, and decision now in order to ease the ap­ conference moving toward an overall definite, but a hospital official said it his wife, Joan, who has been hospitalized States,....” are what Mary Sinnamon Constitution to the other troop settlement in the war-torn region. would be at least three or four days. prehensions within my family about the three times recently due to mental possibility of my candidacy, as well as to of 29 Bigelow St. and Gail Christensen members preceding a discussion of An Amman government announcement A 10-room section was sealed off on the fatigue. of 128 Wetherell St. are reading in un­ the Constitution at their meeting Sunday said Jordan refused to join a policy sixth floor and reserved for Nixon and his clarify the situation within my party.” Finn unil Final Kennedy was accompanied by his wife ison from a parchment copy of the Thursday night in observance of coordination conference with Egypt, Syria family, the Secret Service and other uses. Joan. Constitution of the United States. and the Palestine Liberation Organization Nixon was to be treated for phlebitis, ‘‘Therefore in 1976 I will not be a can­ Constitution week which ends today. didate for president or vice president of Ted Jr, had his right leg amputated last Members of the Cadette Scouts of to protest Egypt’s recognition of the PLO painful blood clots in his left leg which (Herald photo by Dunn) have worsened since his resignation Aug. the United States. This decision is firm, November to stop the spread of bone Troop No. 10 of St. Mary’s Episcopal as the "sole and legitimate” represen­ tative of the Palestinians. 9, under the supervision of family physi­ full, final and unconditional,” he said. cancer. The Amman government and the PLO cian Dr. John C. Lungren, former chief of "My responsibilities are at home. It has Most political observers believed the have been locked in a dispute over who staff at Memorial and now an internist. become quite apparent to me that I would Democratic presidential nomination was represents Palestinian refugees living in be unable to make a full commitment to a Kennedy’s for the taking if he wanted it. the Israeli-occupied West Bank and the Fall Starts Wintery full campaign for the presidency. I simply He is the youngest and last surviving son cannot do that to my wife and children and of a family .which produced a President Honduras Issues Jordanian-controlled East Bank of the Today is the first day of fall, but in some Jordan River. the other members of my family.” and another U.S, senator —both gunned areas, it seemed more like winter than Speaking at a news conference in down by assassins in the 1960s. autumn. Boston, Kennedy said, “There is absolute­ Efforts were made to put Kennedy on Frost settled over the farmlands of the ly no circumstance or event that will alter the ticket in 1968. ‘World SOS’ upper Midwest and the Northeast early Transportation today as the first day of fall signaled an “Please, we desperately need Session Tonight end to the growing season. CHOLOMA, Honduras (UPI) — Army helicopters,” the emergency committee Fall officially arrived at 5:59 a.m. EDT troops burned the bodies of thousands of said in an appeal to foreign newsmen in Manchester’s transportation needs will and frost or freeze warnings were in effect Hurricane Fifi victims today and sent out Steele Suit Seeks Tegucigalpa. “Please send out a world be the subject of an informal public for much of the Northeast. a desperate "world SOS” for help in SOS.” meeting tonight at 7:30 at Nathan Hale The warnings were issued for portions of saving survivors stranded in villages The United States, Cuba, West Ger­ School, 160 Spruce St. Wisconsin, Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, swarming with poisonous snakes. - many, Australia, Mexico, Colombia, The meeting, scheduled by Mayor John New York, New Jersey, Vermont, Connec­ Equitable Oil Supply “This is the worst moment in the Panama and Nicaragua v.'ere among the Thompson and Human Resources Director ticut and Massachusetts. Scattered light nation’s 150-year history,” Juan Bautista first countries to heed Honduran calls for Alan Mason, is. being held in response to frost also was forecast for northern New The GOP contender said utility Vaca, a government civil defense NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Republican help. interest expressed by several local England and northern West Virginia. customers in the state are suffering from spokesman, told newsmen in the Hon­ gubernatorial contender Robert H. Steele Shuttle Flights Started organizations. skyrocketing bills and the utilities are duran capital of Tegucigalpa. today filed a suit against Federal Energy The U.S. Southern Defense Command A number of local groups as diverse as 3,U0U Dead Coordinator John Sawhill to insure an having increasing difficulty in raising suf­ flew shuttle flights from the Panama the Chamber Of Commerce, Board of ficient capital to expand. The National Emergency Committee, equitable supply of petroleum products for Canal Zone to the flood-stricken region, Education, and League of Women Voters Connecticut. In his suit, Steele asked the court to Honduras' civil defense network, reported bringing water purification units, vaccines have been working independently on force Sawhill to allocate fuel supplies so at least 5,000 persons dead, 50,000 INSIDE Steele said if Connecticut utilities had and medicine. transportation issues, Thompson said, and that prices would be equalized nationally homeless and more than $500 million in been able to buy oil to fire their generators The Cuban government of Prime the meeting is an attempt to pull TODAY at the average national price earlier this and thereby reduced in Connecticut. damages. Minister Fidel Castro sent a planeload of everything together. "At present, Connecticut’s utilities are Officials in northern Honduras said year they would have saved nearly $11 doctors, medicines and rescue supplies Besides coordination of efforts, the million dollars. Connecticut had instead to paying higher prices for oil than are most of the victims were in battered from Havana to northern Honduras. meeting will include discussion of regional utilities outside New England,” Steele cities, towns and farming villages along Forum of the A rts...... Page 2 rely on costly imported fuels. In New York, the Honduras Information transportation planning to provide Steele filed the suit in U.S. District said. ’’1 believe this to be a violation of the the Caribbean coast — Choloma, La Ceiba, Area Profile ...... Pages 5, 6, 7, 9 Service issued an appeal for U.S. con­ Manchester input to regional decision­ Court and was joined by John Pisano of Emergency Petroleum Allocation Act, Progreso, Omoa, Olanchito and San Pedro tributions of food, medicine, blood, makers, Thompson said. Alice Foote 106...... Page 6 correctable by court action.” Steele also Sula. Hamden. plasma, water purification tablets, an- The state transportation department Teacher arbitration...... Page 18 Since the utilities passed through the called for ending the automatic pass­ A U.S. military officer in Tegucigalpa tiobiotics, clothing, bandages, tents, and Capitol Region Council of added cost of fuel directly to the con­ through of utility costs without the close reported 10 out of 70 Peace Corps Town tennis results...... Page 12 blankets and plastic dishes. Governments will be represented at the sumer, Steele said, the public had to pay scrutiny and examination provided by volunteers in northern Honduras still un­ In the devastated village of Olanchito, meeting, Thompson said. Scholastic sports ...... Page 12 the $11 million in extra fuel costs. public hearings. accounted for. rescue worker Max Sorto Batres reported The Mormon Church in Salt Lake City, swollen waters dragging “human beings, Utah, said two of its 40 missionaries in both dead and alive, as well as animals, Honduras — Robert Loosle of Provo, Utah, houses and people” down the Aguan River. and Earl Hansen of Lakeside, Ariz. — “There are people in treetops, on roofs, were missing near La Ceiba. and on rafts still waiting to be rescued,” Burn Dead Rockefeller Gives Details on Wealth he said. "They found bodies and bodies and UPI correspondent Jonathan Roussel, a bodies — so many they could not bury pilot, flew over battered northern Hon­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - Nelson A. in trusts oil company stocks totaling $326.7 The Rockefeller hearings marked the Two were minor scandals in his ad­ them,” a government rescue spokesman duras and reported columns of black Rockefeller revealed today that his family million, based on their value last Friday. second time in less than a year that ministration that did not touch said. "They had to burn them.” smoke rising from dozens of impromptu controls more than $325 million in oil He pointed out that in no case did this Congress - rather than the American Rockefeller directly, and two were Officials reported thousands of funeral pyres in devastated towns. stocks, and volunteered to put his own constitute more than 2 per cent of the voter — has sat in judgment of a vice political disputes, poisonous green and black fer-de-lance Epidemics Feared holdings in blind trust if he is confirmed as stock in any one oil company, debunking presidential candidate. The other time "The most agonizing of all related to the snakes swimming onto crowded rooftops Capt. Luis Uiscua, a government the 41st vice president of the United the myth that the Rockefellers still own was last November, when Ford was con­ events at the Attica prison uprising that to attack families seeking refuge from the spokesman in Tegucigalpa, said the States. Standard Oil, the origin of the family for­ firmed to succeed Spiro T. Agnew. led to the loss of 43 lives,” Rockefeller churning flood waters. decomposed bodies were burned to pre­ In a statement prepared for the opening tune. In the candid, and frequently highly per­ said. vent epidemics because "so many bodies of Senate Rules Committee hearings on The Rockefeller hearings were expected sonal 72-page statement. Rockefeller told But the most interesting was the finan­ Do You Know Your have been exposed to the elements.” his nomination. Rockefeller made public a to continue into next week, and the full more than ever had become public before cial data — charts of 10 years of his ear­ Consilulion? Hurricane Fifi roared up the coast of number of long-secret details of his Senate was expected to vote on his about his wealthy family, including: nings and taxes, detailed lists of his stock Honduras Wednesday and Thursday, but family’s vast wealth but only hinted at the nomination before the Oct. 11 adjourn­ —His grandfather, John D. Rockefeller holdings and an explanation of how his This is the last of a series of questions tost force sweeping through Belize and true magnitude of the Rockefeller empire. ment date. The House is not planning to Sr., and his father, John D. Jr., gave away financial affairs are arranged. and answers on the Constitution of the southern Mexico. Fifi was downgraded to $70 Million In Taxes take up the nomination until after election a total of $1 billion to philanthropic causes It showed that each of three generations United States. a tropical storm Friday. He said he has paid nearly $70 million in day. during their lifetimes. of Rockefellers amassed fortunes of $1 The quiz was prepared by Mrs. James Officials in Choloma, a farming town of taxes during his lifetime, and ho put his Folenliul (lonflict —Rockefeller said he has paid $69 billion, gave away half in philanthropic Collier of Ohio, a member of the 20,000 personsf' estimated at least one- personal fortune at $178.5 million, the Rules Commitee Chairman Howard million in taxes during his lifetime. In the endeavors, paid considerable taxes and Daughters of the American Revolution. tenth of the population was killed by largest part of it in two trusts left him by Cannon, D-Nev., said Sunday the panel past 10 years he has made $46 million, then rebuilt fortunes to the $1 billion The series has run daily during Constitu­ Hurricane Fifi. Most were buried alive un­ . his father. must consider potential conflict of in­ deducted charitable contributions of $14 figure. tion Week which ends today. der tons of mud. Rockefeller said he would put the trusts, terest raised by Rockefeller’s “immense” million and paid $21 million in taxes. The questions are: and his own securities worth about $13 financial holdings. He said however, he l')7U Vii Fxccpiioii 1 —What amendment gave Negroes the million, into a blind trust “for the duration did not believe it would be practical to —While he has paid an average of $2 right to vote? Pastor Presented — should Congress request.” require that Rockefeller put his holdings million in taxes annually for the last 10 2 —What amendment gave women the Preserved Preserves He did not detail the full amount of the in trust because it would be "impossible” years, he paid no federal income taxes in right to vote? Rockefeller family fortune, but if his per­ to insulate him completely from such vast 1970 because his $6.5 million capital gains WEATHER 3 —What amendment established the "I do not especially care for preserves, sonal holdings are any indication of the holdings. taxes for that year were more than his $2.4 ‘‘Income Tax?" but I do appreciate the spirit in which wealth of other members, it easily could An intensive investigation into million income. 4 —What dangers beset our Constitution they were sent.” exceed $1 billion. Rockefeller’s background and finances by A long section on his 15-year record as Partly cloudy and cool today with highs today? That’s the thank you the Rev. David Oil Wi'ullli Disclosed 400 FBI agents and hundreds of auditors governor of New York State included 10 in the mid 60s. Clear and quite cool tonight 5 When did the Cimstitution take Campbell offered in the newsletter of The major disclosure about the family and accountants has been conducted since pages of his “accomplishments ” and a list with scattered frost. lx)ws 35 to 40. Sunny effect? Bolton United Methodist Church to the un­ fortune was that the descendants of John he was designated by President Ford Aug. of five events ”th«t 1 shall always deeply Tuesday with highs near 70. The answers will be found on page 2 known donor of a gift of brandied peaches. D. Rockefeller Jr., his father, own or have 20. regret. ” PAOK TWO — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., Sept. 23, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester Tonn Mon., Sept. 23, 1974 - PAGE THREE UNCHURCHED Music Teachers WASHINGTON (UPI) - NATIONAl WEATHII SCKVICE FOtECAST lo 7AM EST 9 74 MANCHESTER HOSPITAL NOTES Glenmary Research Center ,00 30.24 Meet Tuesday / ABOUT says that about 38 per cent of the American population M A C C NEW S The Connecticut State Music TOWN Discharged Friday; Mary falls into the category of h C ' Elizabeth, N.J.; Francis Also, Warren Wayland, 52 S C A TTLl Teachers Asociation will meet Agostini, Stafford Springs; unchurched —those not on Higgins, East Hartford; Walter Deerfield Dr.; Lillian Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. at Trinity Wallace Gilbert, 141 Edgerton Fredrickson, 37 West St. the roll of any denomination. Ann Judson Circle of Com­ McCarthy, Wethersfield; BOSTON By NANCY CARR After rehearsals almost Episcopal Church on Sigourney St.; Alice Sostman, 14 Also, Alton Guptiil, L. Zito, who is presently not munity Baptist church will Josephine Tomki’el, 91 We are looking forward with everyone has stayed to only director and coach for the St., Hartford. Hawthorne St.; Robert Hunter, Colchester; James Dougan, 335 SINUS 'There will be installation of meet Tuesday at 10 a.m. at the East Hartford; Joseph Crestwood Dr.; David Ken­ SI both excitement and elation to sightread through other music groups but also does some of Porter St.; Patricia Toezko, drick, 29 Kelly Rd., South Wind­ the Evening of the Performing for the fun of it.” officers followed by a panel dis­ church. Michaud, Enfield; Nina Payne, NEW YORK the arranging. He founded the Somers; Dorothy Abbott, sor; Lori Luft, Willimantic; Arts to be held at 8 Saturday Bruce Stott, music teacher in cussion on various aspects of East Hartford; Bonnie Fichtel, Hebron Rd., Andover; Gladys Sufferers Sweet Adelines some 13 years Xi Gamma Chapter, Beta Dennis Duchesneau, Rockv evening at Bailey Auditorium, the East Hartford public school ago and was a charter member parents, school and oppor­ London Rd., Hebron; Peter Server, 976 Boston Tpke., Hsrs't good nows for youl Exduiivo / Sigma Phi, will meet Tuesday Lata, Newington. Hill. now “Hord-eoro" SYNA-CUAH Docon- Manchester High School Oct. 5. system, feels that the of the Silk City Chorus. He tells tunities for betterment of Bolton; Eileen Cristelli, 5A goitant tabloti ocf instantly and doar This gala evening celebrates Manchester Civic Orchestra private teaching. at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Also, Linda Henry, 54 Arnott Downey Dr.; Mary Ann ofl nasal tlmn cavttioi. Ono ^‘hord-coro" us that the Sweet Adelines are Rita Berube, 76 Phoenix St., CAMP TOUR tabJot givoi up lo 8 hours roUtf from an evening of superb entertain­ Brass Quartet is typical of the heading for Milwaukee on Oct. Panel members will include Rd.; Sharon Grish, 655 Talcott- Assantes, 74A Downey D r.; poln ond proutfro of eongostion. Allows Vernon. Miss Lynn Richmond is ville Rd., Vernon; Eleanor NEW YORK (UPl) - you to broatho oosJly— stops wolory ment, an evening of joining our musicians who come together 25 to appear in an international Miss Priscilla Rose and Ray­ Marjorie Lyttle, 171 E. Center oyos ond runny noso. You can buy neighbors in giving recognition to make up the Manchester mond Lindstrom, both of West in charge of the program, Emmerling, 175 Sunny Brook St.; Ruth Rowley, 2 Gerard St. Hineni, a Jewish revival SYNA-CLEAR at oU Drug Sforoi, with* LO» AHMt.ES contest and the same week the “What Is Friendship.” group, has announced it will oirt nood for a proscription. SolbfocHm and appreciation to our town Civic Orchestra. He feels that Silk City Chorus is singing at Hartford; Donald Halquist of Dr.; Ernest Pohl, 44 Florence Also, Richard Neville, guorantood by makor. Try it tedayl 1000 St.; Edward Zinky, 69 Foster tour Israeli army camps dur­ area talent and an evening of the brass group like many the district competition in East Hartford, and Joseph Swamp Rd., Coventry; Introductory offtr worth $1.50. Cut out The VFW Auxiliary will con­ Rd., South Windsor; Alba ing the anniversary period of this od— Toko to ono of tho storos giving personal visible support musicians finds “joy in playing Boston. Tregor of Newington. Margaret Mc(iue, 82A Am­ Kstod btlow. Purchoio ono pock of Mrs. Dorothy Fidlar, duct a potluck supper Tuesday Leavitt, East Hartford. the Yom Kippur war to pre­ SynO'Cloor 12’s ond rocolvo ono moro 29.77 to the works of programs of the together.” The brass quartet Pointing out that they are one bassador Dr.; Thomas Boland, Syno-Cloor 13-pock fro#. at 6:30 p.m. at the Post Home sent prbgrams stressing the LOWEST T iM K IA T U U S Manchester Area Conference of composed of Gary Perrett and of the few paternal program chairman, will be the Discharged Saturday: Robert 49 Winter St.; Donald Scribner, honoring the Gold Star unique destiny of the Jewish Introductory Churches, Lynn Euzenas playing trumpet, organizations that have a moderator. Mrs. Fidlar is the Massey, East Hartford; 4 Pearl St.; Norma Martineau, $150 Mothers. No uniforms are people, the eternity of the Offor Worth One of my delights has been Bruce DeLugo playing the product, that of singing, Zito assistant professor of cello and Isabella Zoppa, 153 Hilliard St.; Willimantic; Linda DeLisle, 63 required. Madaline Cavazza, 104 Main Jews and their supernatural “Now ovoiloblo— PRUVO Covgk in talking and getting to know French horn, and Bruce Stott on says that all the money made ensemble at the Hartt College Garden St.; Charles Bader, Syrup from tho S T N A -O E A R pooplo.** • LEGEND' ability to survive. SO some of the people involved. trombone, will play “Canzona by both groups goes to of Music of the University of St.; Barbara Ramsdell, East Glastonbury; Sarah Miller, 25 Llggvtt Drug Barbara Gifford Circle of There has been so much in­ Per Sonare No. 1” by Robert charitable projects. That of the Hartford. Hartford; Anne Greenberg, Congress St.; Sandra ManehMItr Piifra Community Baptist Church will Windsor; Blanche Klein, 563 terest in the evening that we King, “I Allegro, IV Presto,” Manchester Chapter of the Benjamin, Grahaber Rd., meet Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. at Center St.; Marie Reibel, are devoting the next two trio for brass instruments by Society for the Preservation Ellington. the home of Mrs. Carlton R. ;/4SNOWEftS ^ FLOW columns to sharing some infor­ Robert Sanders, “I Allegro,” “II and Encouragement of Baber Welsh, South Rd., Marlborough. UriWEAlHEIEOlOCAST® mation about the groups who Adagio,” “III Vivace,” and Shop Quartet Singing In will be performing. "Toreador Song” from America (The Silk City CJionis) The Public Broadcasting The administrative board of .Manchesler “Carmen” by Bizet, arranged is the support of a logopedic Service stations, beginning (litja Vnur Drivetaay Laating by Irons. North United Methodist Church For Period Ending 7 AM EST Tuesday. Monday night will find showers and thunderstorms Civic Orchestra children’s hospital in Wichita, Jan. 13, will telecast a filmed will meet tonight at 7:30 at the With Our 'J a n n ite . jause Two groups will be represen­ Mountain Laurel Chapter Kan., for children with hearing series, “The Romantic and rain heavy at times from New Mexico and western Texas, Northeastward through the church. J-16 BLACKTOP SEALER ting the Manchester Civic and speaking problems, while Rebellion." created, written florist 6 Greenhousef mid Plains, portions of the Dakotas and into the vicinity of the western Lakes, as well as in of Sweet Adelines Oni coil M ill, prvMrvti, wiltrprooli, wMd- Orchestra, the Manchester the women’s group’s earnings and narrated by Lord Ken­ southern Florida. Clear to partly cloudy elsewhere. Minimum readings include: (approx, and Silk City Chorus Bike Auction Brings in $1,400 prooli drivtwfirt, wclki, pilloc. Civic Orchestra Strings com­ go to various local service neth Clark. There will be a OPEN ALL DAY maximum temperatures in parenthesis) Atlanta 50 ( 73), Boston 40 ( 59, Chicago 48 ( 69), The Mountain Laurel (^apter Fail-drying, illlconlilng paving pilch railiti posed of some 20 area of Sweet Adelines and the Silk organizations. Their one-hour introductory pro­ SUNDAY waathar, oil, graaia, acldi, gaaollrx, anll- Cleveland 40 (64), Dallas 60 (81), Denver 44 (74), Duluth 43 (60), Houston 57 (82), Jackson­ worse condition than the one being held here by Robert musicians and the Manchester City Chorus will both be singing appearance Oct. 5 is of course gram for this series about the FREE PARKIND Auction^r Maurice Pass, alias town purchasing agent, , Iraaza. ville 61 (84), Kansas City 57 (74), Little Rock 50 (76), Los Angeles 66 ( 80), Miami 78 (88), Civic Orchestra Brass Quartet. under the direction of Vincent for the benefit of the project of art world of the late 18th and sees a bid in the back of the crowd Saturday at the Police Bagley of the station’s service department. Bids ran from Minneapolis 44 (71), New Orleans 61 (85), New York 50 ( 64), Phoenix 73 (94), San Fran­ The Manchester Civic MACC. early 19th centuries, followed ARTHUR DRUG Department’s bike auction. Every bike in the lost and no less than $5 to a bid of $67 for a 10-speed, according to MANCHESTER HARDWARE • "K ill LARGEST RETAIL GROWERS IN MANCHESTER cisco 55 ( 75), Seattle 57 (82), St. Louis 48 (75) and Washington 50 ( 68) degrees. Orchestra Strings will offer a Zito, a man obviously in love by 14 half-hour segmen(s. found department at the station went in the auction which Capt. George McCaughey. The crowd was large and bid­ anauinsiiM a43-«2a Monchistcr baroque selection — “the THEATER with his hobby, says, “The 643-9559 raised $1,400. There were over 70 bikes, some in even ding was furious at times. (Herald photo by Dunn) <21 HARTFORD ROAD, MANCHESTER Concerto Gross, No. 8” (Christ­ majority of the fellows are mas Concerto) and then in a SCHEDULE engineers and technical men complete change of mood and from Pratt and Whitney with no perM the "Rumanian Folk Vernon Cine 1 — “For Pete’s professional background. As a CUSTOM REUPHOISTERING FORUM OF THE ARTS Dances” by Bela Bartok. Sake,” 7:15-9:15 matter of fact, some of them AREA By JUNE TOMPKINS Virginia Datoo who has Vernon Cine 2— “S»P*Y»S,” can’t even read music.” Known 7:00-9:00 served as coordinator of the through the area as excellent group says the group has been Showcase Cine 1 — “That’s singers the group not only per­ POLICE REPORT Orchestra directed by Seiji the Stairwell Gallery of the rehearsing since Aug. 14 with Entertainment,” 2:00-4:35-7:10- forms a capella but selects G o u (Ih p «-*>(I 9:45 Ozawa will present a program college’s Hartford Rd. building members coming from as far presentations for the evening 0 |HTu House Showcase Cine 2 — "Death over $1,000, police said. day at 7 p.m. and charged with of music by Ravel and Richard weekdays from 8 a.m. to 10 as Bloomfield, West Hartford when they see what the SOUTH WINDSOR y o u r CHOICEon Wish,” 2:00-3:50-5:40-7:35-9:30 the cultivation of marijuana. “Shenandoah, The Only Strauss. p.m.. There is no admission and Storrs. audience most enjoys. (Jood Gregory Jankowski, 17, of 25 Showcase Cine 3 — “Califor­ COVENTRY He was released on $100 non­ Home I Know” is currently Oct. 9, Arthur Winograd charge. The exhibit will remain Ms. Datoo describes the luck from Manchester on Oct. Sharon Dr., South Windsor was nia Split,” 1:30-3:30-5:35-7:45- Kenneth J. Metzler, 24, of surety bond for court in starring John Cullum at the directs the Hartford Symphony on view until Oct. 4. group as a super large string 5. arrested Saturday about 11p.m. 9:55 Pucker St. was arrested Satur- Manchester Oct. 14. Goodspeed in East Haddam. with Van Cliburn as guest Conni-ctirut quartet. Since they wished to Ann Flynn, program chair­ it Dial 643-4159 by Vernon Police who were Showcase Cine 4 — “ Dr. man for the Evening of the Per­ The pre-Broadway showing will pianist in Rachmaninoff’s Opera .Association perform without a conductor, a Our decorator salesman will call at alerted by South Windsor Police Piano Concerto No. 3. For in­ rather difficult accomplish­ Zhivago,” 1:30-5:00-8:30 forming Arts, who has rather your home to measure and show you run through Oct. 13. The opera season at the to look for him only seconds formation and reservations, ment for so large a group they Burnside Theatre — “The single handedly been ac­ fabric samples. No obligation. Eve­ A country-western run will Bushnell Memorial Hall in earlier. He was charged with i call the box office, 246-6807. began rehearsal early. They White Dawn,” 7:30-9:30 complishing miracles over the ning appointments welcome. follow for 3 performances Oct. Hartford opens Oct. 19 with evading responsibility and Happiness Is... ; manage without a conductor by U.A. East 1 — “ Harrad summer, has enthusiastic ■ 18'and 19 with Lester Platt and I\ o ry t o I I PI a y 116 u si*...... Verdi's “ Aida’’ starring operating a motor vehicle closely watching the first Summer,” 7:35-9:30 praise for the groups giving so A REALLY CLEAN LAUNDROMAT } ! without a license in connection • Aim Tooth paste The Nashville Brass. A southern Connecticut funk’ Roumanian soprano Marina U.A. East 2 — “My Name is -A. •Pistol99 Grip Fantastik, violinist William Halligan and much of their time and talent. For information and reser­ group known as AER will give a Krilovici making her Hartford with a two-car collision on Kel­ ^ AIR CONDITIONED ^ I 1.25 Size, 6.4 oz. their invividual section leader. Nobody,” 9:20; “Newman’s She particularly wishes to For a Limited Time! 'N 0 2 . Our Reg. 1.39 vations, call the box office, 873- rock soul music concert at the debut, and Italian tenor Giorgio Law,” 7:45 ly Rd. involving a parked car. Ms. Datoo says, “We’ve had a thank Robert Morrissey for his TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY SPECIAL ■ 8668. Ivoryton Playhouse in Ivoryton, Casellato-Lamberti. U.A. East 3 — “ Parallax He is scheduled to appear in Oct. 5. There will be one perfor­ good time together doing this. guidance, suggestions, and Circuit Court 12 in East Hart­ 8 Lbs. DRY CLEANING - ST.75 | Hartford Stage (.!o. Subscriptions to the full View," 9:10; “Bang the Drums organizational aid. Master of • Pepto Bismol •Fantastik Refill, mance only at 8;30 p.m. series of five operas, all of ford on Oct. 7. DRYERS — 10 Full Minutes for 10* Every Day | Actress Seret Scott and black Slowly,” 7:30 ceremonies for the evening, he For information and reser­ which are presented at the OFF 1.29 Size, 8 oz. 1/2 Gal • Our Reg. 1.89 playwright/performer Ray 20 is organizing and supervising % vations, call the box office at Dean R. Pleasent, 24, of 90 Aranha headline the cast of Bushnell at 8 p.m. are now the rehearsals for the entire BELCOH LAUNDROMAT 309 Green i Black sDeokei^ Lanford Wilson's "The Hot L 767-8258. available by contacting the on Custom Oakland Rd., South Windsor • Lenwn Pledge, group. was arrested twice over the Baltimore,” which is presently Connecticut Opera Association She also wishes to thank Schick D.E. ^ 3/8” Drill I office at 15 Lewis St., Hartford, weekend and both times 0 2 '. Our Reg. 1,39 playing at the Hartford Stage Co ;u* hiighi Ralph Maccarone, program Company in Hartford. or phone 527-0713. An illustrated Re-Upholstery charged with operating %hite Chromium Blades Dinner Theater TV TONIGHT chairman for the Evening with his license is suspended. 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He was also m de. the Hartford Board of Educa­ 522-1266 or 623-8227. 12 O’clock High ...... 18 STEEL BELnO RADIAIS Boarding House ...... 24 Clinton Hendrickson, who has Furnllura by availing charged then with failure to tion, has been elected president Electric Company...... 24 volunteered his time and ar­ yourtaH of this great Double insulated for safety. Rugged 11:00 obey a stop sign and given a Future Floor Wax of the Hartford Stage Company. Bonanza ...... 40 olfar from our Cualom construction, well balanced. Burn­ Four Seasons PUBLIC tistic talent. written warning for driving GAS 2 9 *'^ •''ansparent. News...... 3-18-22-30 Raupholitaring He succeeds Ellsworth Davis. Dinner riieatre 6:45 Mrs. Flynn also wishes to out protected motor. #7104 Honeymooners ...... 20 Dspartmsnt. Choose after drinking. His car was 1.87 Biishiiell Woody Allen’s hit comedy RECORDS Human Growth ...... 24 express our most sincere from a Special Group towed. SAVER 11:30 Memorial Hall “Play it Again, Sam” is enter­ 7:00 gratitude to the many in­ o l the Nswaat Pleasent was arrested Sun­ M ovie...... 3 Oct. 7, the Boston Symphony taining audiences at the Four News...... 3-20-22-40 terested and generous residents Pattsrna In day at 10:30 p.m. driving in SPECIALS Wiirrunly Deed Traditional, Modern, ONE WEEK Seasons Dinner Theatre in Truth or Consequences ... 8 Johnny Carson ___ 20-22-30 who have become patrons of the Charles E>. and Irene Colonial and Provin­ another car, police said. His Higganum through Oct. 13. For Dick Van Dyke...... 18 MIDNIGHT evening. LaFreniere to Lester C. cial Fabrics in non-surety bonds totalled $500 FILM RATING GUIDE further information,' call 345- To Tell the Truth...... 30 News...... 8-40 Next week — Gilbert and Decorator Colort. OR-19 RECORD SALE! LaFreniere, property at 20 and court is Oct. 7. 8515. 12:30 Sullivan's Singing. Savoyards, IW -1 S « ” For Parents and Oak wood Rd., no conveyance 7:30 49 the Little Theatre of Speclallata In Cuatom-Made Fabric A Plaatic Slipcovara Unixersity The Price Is Right...... 3 Rock Concert...... 8 ViRNON Their Children tax. Manchester, the Manchester WHITEWALLS ■ of Conneclieul Triidi- INuine Police Surgeon ...... 8 Football Highlights...... 40 I lls Main Street Vernon weekend arrests in­ V(/llburn Brothers...... 18 1:00 Civic Chorale, and the Com­ serving cortnec'icut homem.xkers smee 1909 Manchester, Conn. 06040 cluded: »I4(08-I«) Ot-M GENERAL AUDIENCES The Dramatic Arts Depart­ Jeanette Dubaldo Lesperance bined Bell Choirs. All A g n Admitted ment of the University of and Alfred J. Lesperance, doing Film...... 20 Tomorrow...... 20-22-30 • Paul D. Harger, 18, of 20 N. $48« Hollywood Squares ... 22-30 Come and join us. Oct. 5 at Park St., Rockville was •44“ Connecticut will celebrate its business as Dubaldo- Bailey Auditorium. 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Main St., Manchester All performances will be in Manchester Book Store, sign at Born Free...... 20-22-30 Quiz Answers was charged with operating ^Stevie Wonder RESTRICTED the University's Harriet S. 707A Main St., $200, Tribute to Gershwin...... 24 while his license is suspended. Fulfillingness First Finale (F) Undar 17 reouiretKCompBnvtof Answers to today’s final He was released on a $200 non­ GOODYEAR Parent or Adult Guard tan Jorgensen Theater. For infor­ Kenneth Jones, swimming 9:00 % Constitution quiz are: surety bond. mation and reservations, call pool at 195 McKee St., $300. M aude...... 3 Custom Power Cushion Polyglas 1 -T he 15th, 1870. • Patricia Loken, 34, of 12 the box office, 429-2912. Richard Miruchi for John Cowboys vs. Eagles___8-40 B o n a n z a l s Top Of The Line PolygUu Whitewalls 2 -T he 19th, 1920. 3 -T he ^ Marvin Gaye Miruchi, alterations at 165 Oak Other Six Days ...... 18 McLean St. was charged with Mancliesicr 16th, 1913. 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Our Goderic Bcauliere, swim­ with evading responsibility in 3.48 ming pool at 49 Perkins St., $1,- connection with an accident OFF R e g . 9 9 « mon. Ml. Lim. •m.uu •funiuK Saturday on Union St. His non­ 750. GOODYEAR FIBERGLAS Our Entire Stock of 5 .9 9 TMMm lOnilHS George N. Pelletier, swim­ surety bond was $250. Each TUES. wmaotTB Taka A Tip From Us — • Lo

■ y - y - •. ^A UE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Sept. 23, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Sept. 23, 1974— PAGE FIVE Three Hearings Set iHanrIlPstpr tupuimi Hrralft By PZC For Tonight The Planning and Zoning number of these shelters , Whoops I First steps are wobbly 1 Commission will meet tonight erected near the roadside for ______OPINION at 7:30 in the Board Room of children waiting for the school So Jumping-Jacks made me. I have a OPEN the Town Hall and will have bus. Although the regulations Jibbed plug in my sole to make each three public hearings during its are not enforced the shelters jte p a little steadier... Jumping- regularly scheduled meeting. are not now permitted. I en­ FORUM ’The first hearing at 8 will courage all citizens to come to Jacks knows those Inflation Treatment deal with three amendments to the hearing and express their first steps need the zoning regulations, on fee views.” schedules, roadside shelters for Proposed regulation ra little extra, May Require Bitter Pills school children and un­ amendments would permit help I No Windows, derground utility requirements these shelters. in subdivisions. There is no doubt that President helpful, Leonard Woodcock, president Need Air There will be a public hearing Meets Tuesday The first fall meeting of the Ford is making every effort to find a of the United Auto Workers, held that To the editor: at 9 to get opinions on the Historical Society will be held I’m writing this in response to a com­ request of Arthur and Donna way of overcoming the problem of in­ the y^merican people would not stand Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the ment made in the “ Hi Neighbor” column Kuhn for validation of an illegal flation which is the nation’s society’s house on South St. for a great amount of unemployment Sept. 18. He refers to an old-timer getting a three-lot subdivisions on Riley Mountain Rd. The guest speaker will be overriding concern. chuckle out of the fact that a Hartford and that hence the government would Barbara Brown of Colchester. school (Weaver) was recently closed The third hearing will come His meeting with labor leaders, have to find some other method of Mrs. Brown for years has been because of failure in the air conditioning. under the commission which researching the early history to however, was no more productive fighting inflation. I doubt that any students or teachers at will be acting as the Inland the present and influence of this school or the two other newer Hart­ Wetlands agency and hear the than an earlier “summit” one with Unemployment was the pivotal blacks in eastern Connecticut. ford schools are chuckling, nearly all the application of Richard Hines of economists both from outside and in­ She will present some of her point in their arguments. The present classrooms have no windows, thus the High St. who wishes to con­ finds, with particular emphasis side the administration. need for some sort of air. struct a pond in a wetlands. rate is 5.4 per cent and it is expected on the circumstances of slavery Janet Carpenter Town Councilman Robert The first meeting was almost un­ that it may go to 6 per cent this year. and freedom for blacks in this Jumping-Jacks. 97 Hamlin St. Keller, in remarks about the hearing on roadside shelters, part of the state. animous in urging an easing of money We have some doubts as to the Manchester Cutting the ribbon is Dave Barry as Coventry Democrats M o sI feel are born perfect. They should stay that way. said, “There are presently a Refreshments will be served. the opening are, from the left, Frank Curnan, Charles Pop­ to stimulate business and hopefully validity of the unemployment A Hartford teacher opened their headquarters Sunday. Witnesses attending ple and Skip Walsh. (Herald photo by Shea) bring down interest rates. statistics. We think there are a great MANCHESTER Prior to that meeting the stock many people listed as unemployed Sewer Commission Manchester Parkade market reacted upwards in anticipa­ who are either not employable or Meeting Tuesday Democrats Open Quarters WEST HARTFORD tion of some easing of money and would not take a job if it were offered Corbins Corner South Windsor’s new program credit. But it was short lived, es­ to them. SOUTH WINDSOR COVKNTRY Charles Popple, candidate for louder than words.” are working hard and come geared to the exceptionally Judy Kuehnel Monicu Shea judge of probate, said, “My Frank Curnan, candidate for Nov. 5, Skip and I will give this 649-8796 pecially in view of the opinions of Labor, as well as management, bright students; a report on the main goal if I get elected would high shriff of Tolland County, area recognilion in Hartford.” Secretary of the Treasury William Correspondent summer school program; a Correspondent ought to face up to the question of 644-1364 742-949.'> be to try to make the court said, “I have never seen so report on the transportation Simon and Federal Reserve Chairman whether it is better to have a rise in The South Windsor Sewer Democrats opened their more accessible to the people. I many good candidates and all of situation and discussion regard­ would have the court open one Arthur Burns that this was not the Commission will meet headquarters Sunday afternoon them on the Democratic the unemployment rate of a percen­ HERALD ing the Human Development more night a week.” tickets.” ’Tuesday, Sept. 24 at 8 p.m. in and Health Education Com­ with the help of Dave Barry, way to go. tage point or two, or to continue to the Town Hall. candidate for the Fourth Robert “Skip” Walsh said, It’s Time For A YESTERDAYS mittee. “I’m not going to say anything Dave Barry said, “I am going And we agree with them. Fighting have double digit inflation which is Included in the agenda is a Tiimikling Senatorial District who cut the to echo Skip’s sentiments. We report from Town Attorney ribbons, and Rose Fowler, at all. My actions will speak inflation with easier money is like ’The South Windsor Recrea­ diluting the real value of the wages Tom Dennis on the extension of chairman of the Town Council. tion Department will offer NEW hairstyle; having a drink of the hair of the dog earned by those who are working. sewer lines on Nevers Rd. and Mrs. Fowler said that those tumbling classes for 3-4 and 5- 25 Years Ago Sunnyside Dr.; also, discussion attending the opening were not IJ f It’s fall...the most exciting season of the that bit you. It may make you feel a Mr. Ford proposed a plan of federal year olds. These classes will be FREE FUN NIGHT Anton Kanak, 198 Porter St. is re-elected of the Norton Lane sewer exten­ large in numbers but with a lot ^ year...an(;l you need a new hairdo to go with Ivp, held Wednesday mornings at little better for the time being but it job creation in communities where as president of the Army & Navy Club. sion and consideration of possi­ of hustle and she hoped a lot of LEARN TO SQUARE DANCE your new’ wardrobe, your new zesti Come In the Wapping Community Hall. today and let our beauty experts custom style just puts off the inevitable day. unemployment reaches an unaccep­ ble extension of sewers to muscle in the November elec­ At 10 Years Ago E llin ^ n Rd. from Clark St. to ’The session will run for 10 tion. r a new coiffure for you... The labor leaders meeting sounded Waddell School table high figure for three months. Wapping Center. weeks, beginning Sept. 25 to James Herdic resigns as head of Town Nov. 26. at times like the prelude to a contract With 16-2/3 per cent of those employed Srliuul Board 163 BROAD STREET, MANCHESTER ^ a l o n Recreation Department effective Oct. 17, There is a $5 fee per par­ Radios - Watches negotiating session. They wanted in the country now on government submitting letter of resignation half an ’The South Windsor Board of ticipants. Registration may be Tuesday, October 1st at 7:30 p.m. Education will meet Tuesday, Tape Recorders 18 Oak Street In Downtown Manchester maintenance of relatively full hour before receiving letter naming him made by calling the Recreation MANCHESTER SQUARE DANCE CLUB payrolls, this will add to the tax outstanding recreatioiflsuperintendent in at 7:30 p.m. at the Pleasant m\k\e Talkies Tues. - Sat. 9 to 5; Thurs. & FrI. 9 to 9 employment, lower interest rates and Department, 644-2511, between Ear! Johnson, Caller burden of those working as well as to Connecticut. Valley School, 591 Ellington Rd. 9 a.tri. and 4 p.ifi. Class size is ARTHUR DRUG ... REFRESHMENTS... a looser money policy. the imbalance of the federal budget. Board of Directors votes to cut ’The agenda will include an limited to 12 children. firemen’s work week to 48-hour week soon update on “Project Talent,’ George Meany, AFL-CIO president, The plain truth is that there is no after beginning of new year. said that a tighter money policy, sugar-coated pill to overcome infla­ Mrs. Rachel Barnes retires as super­ visor of Manchester Public Health Nurses which would mean that people had tion. But we think it better that the Association; testimonial dinner is given Hartford’s New Golden Glass Tower (Photo by Reginald Pinto) less money to spend, would not com­ earnings of 94 per cent of the people her by board members. bat inflation but would cause needless be protected, if it can be done by suffering. slowing the economy, even if it meant In a statement which was less than a temporary increase in the un­ TODAY’S ANDREW TULLY employed. THOUGHT The A Double-Barreled Question From Kennedy The head of a soap manufacturing com­ Long-Range pany who was not a Christian nor a believer in the values of religion in general was conversing with a minister. As they WASHINGTON — Commenting on SATURDAY automobile accident still remain a by a group of Democratic advisers and Criteria Needed ruefully discussed the sadly deteriorated President Ford’s pardon of Richard Nixon mystery, and it is permissible to ask of speechwriters — including former moral and ethical state of society, the in a Los Angeles speech the other day. that accident — as Teddy did of the Nixon Defense Secretary Robert McNamara, The Town of Manchester is faced A small example perhaps, but yet businessman rather pointedly observed; Sen. Teddy Kennedy asked a double- pardon — whether there is one system of Ted Sorensen, Kenny O’Donnell and barreled question; with the task of revising and updating we think a good one, is the school “The gospel you preach hasn’t done justice for the average citizen and another Richard Goodwin — hastily summoned to much good, seeing there is still so much “Do we operate under a system of equal for political big shots. From the begin­ the scene. Kennedy did not explain, he its priorities of projects it might like transportation problem. It would wickedness in the world.” justice under law? Or is there one system BANK ning, Kennedy has refused to clear up the asked for the public’s sympathy. to develop under an anticipated four- appear that many of our students are The minister made no immediate reply, for the average citizen and another for the details of the tragedy and the suspicion is It worked, after a fashion. In November, but they soon passed a child playing in the high and mighty?” strong that he was aided and abetted by a year allocation of $1.88 million in transported to school not because of Kennedy was re-elected to the Senate with dirt, with face besmudged and clothing Well, the timing of the Nixon pardon is friendly judicial system in the Kenney 64 per cent of the total vote. But even federal funds being granted through distance but for safety reasons. covered. Almost casually the preacher certainly open to question, although it is a barony known as the Commonwealth of Massachusetts’ voters seemed beset with puts you at the point of opined; fact that Ford was disturbed by reports the Department of Housing and Urban Currently, there is concern for Massachusetts. misgivings. Five years before, Kennedy “Soap hasn’t do much good in the world, Nixon was contemplating suicide. But on Kennedy did not report the accident un­ Development. had won 75 per cent of the vote. many students who have to walk to I see; for there is still much dirt and many the list of those eligible to throw stones at til about 10 o’clock the next morning. He With the election out of the way, Perhaps the first priority should be school on streets where there are no dirty people.” our system of justice, Teddy Kennedy explained that he was suffering from head Massachusetts’ judicial system finally got “Oh well, soap is useful only when it is must rank somewhere near the bottom. injuries and shock. When he did confess to the establishment of a priority sidewalks and there is justified con­ around to an inquest — six months later. It applied,” replied soap magnate. Five years ago last July, an automobile Police Chief Dominick Arena in nearby was a private proceeding, and according MORE RETURN criteria. cern for their safety. “Exactly, and so it is with the gospel,” driven by Kennedy veered off a bridge on Edgartown, he did so in a sparse 240-word to a New York Times piece by the Chappaquiddick Island in Massachusetts As we all know from personal It would appear to us that if these was the ready answer. written statement that posed more respected Robert Sherrill, "This hearing The Word of God has power to lift man and landed upside down in the Atlantic questions than answers about his involve­ experience, need in itself is a rather was so loaded with trivial and irrelevant federal funds, or a portion of them, to a higher plain, to cleanse his heart and tidewater. The next morning a scuba diver ment. testimony that, according to one of his flexible priority and just how needed a could be used to build sidewalks in life, to create within him a new person — recovered the drowned body of Mary Jo A week later, in a television “talk to the aides, Kennedy would later, privately, but only if it is applied. Kopechne, 28, who with Kennedy had people of Massachusetts,” Kennedy did a particular project or item might be is these critical safety-hazard areas; we laugh about some of it.” Rev. Eugene Brewer attended a party of Kennedy loyalists the lot of talking but still offered only the Moreover, neither Kennedy nor any of largely determined on whether we can as a community could reap a return Church of Christ night before. skimpiest account of what had happened. those who were with him on the night of afford it. Today, the whys and wherefores of that His TV speech had been carefully written the accident has ever been cross- on that investment through substan­ IS Once we get the money, our need examined in court. To the press, Kennedy tial reduction in the cost of transpor­ said curtly that he had told his story and Your standards tend to become much less tion merely for safety’s sake. that was that. Effective restrictive and conversely, when Admittedly, this is just a small So be it, 1 guess. I can only guess Annual Return DON OAKLEY because I am haunted at the thought of money is short, our standards of need example of the idea we have of trying what variety of justice would have been FOUR YEAR CERTIFICATES on Minimum $1,000 deposit are more restrictive. to use these funds to keep the cost of meted out to a taxi driver, say, or a bricklayer — or an obscure Republican This is why we think it is important Putting New Life Into the Old Scandal government from increasing. We are city councilor — in the same cir­ 7.90 that the town formulate some criteria concerned because too often these cumstances. At any rate, Teddy Kennedy that will reflect the long-term grants wind up initiating new is hardly qualified to remove a mote from Gerald Ford’s eye. Not yet, anyway. benefits to the community rather than programs which, once federal par­ The pardon furor has done one thing: It in November’s elections as the only means deep and abiding — and humbling — sense has shown that we were all living in a it has of protesting what many feel has the mere fact that money is now ticipation is over, add to our govern­ of the awesome responsibilities and dreamworld if we thought the resignation been the ultimate coverup, the ultimate powers that office bestows on him. available and if we don’t spend it we ment overhead and in too many in­ of Richard Nixon would write an end to obstruction of justice. This sensibility, this humility, has never PAID BY ANY BANK IN U.S.!* Watergate. will lose it to some other community. stances these operational costs leave And in 1976, even if all the Watergate been evident in Richard M. Nixon. The pardon may have obviated the trials are history by then, Watergate could His involving the American presidency illanrtjPBtfr In other words, the fact that these us with belated second thoughts on the expecteid indictment of Mr. Nixon by the very possibly be revived again when in the unsavory Watergate affair in the Guaranteed for FOUR YEARS funds do not come out of pocketbooks original merits of the program. Watergate grand jury and spared the na­ Gerald Ford seeks the nomination of his first place, whether before or after the Etipning Upralh tion the trauma of seeing a former presi­ party — if not by fellow Republicans fact, alone demonstrated his lack of directly through local taxes does not What we are making a plea for is dent facing imprisonment, but it has not FOUNDED OCT. 1, 1881 raising anew the question of his judgment respect for the office, for the law and for Published by the Published every relieve us of the responsibility of that in the allocation of these funds nullified the subpoena he has been served in issuing the pardon when he did and the the people whose chief tribune he sup­ Manchester evening except Sun- ALL S.B.M. Savings EARN FROM DAY OF DEPOSIT TO DAY OF WITHDRAWAL^ with to appear at the forthcoming trial of way he did, certainly by Democrats Publishlnq Co., Herald days and holidays. treating it the same way we would if it we look at our needs, not only in light posedly was. The continued absence of any Square, Manchester, Entered at the his top associates. looking for an issue. were local tax money. admission of wrongdoing on his part only Conn. 06040, Mancheater, Conn of the fact we now have access to the While he is immune from prosecution All our fond hopes notwithstanding, fortified this harsh judgment. Telephone 843-2711 Post Ollice as Second (Area Coda 203). Class Mall Matter. Compounded CONTINUOUSLY and Credited MONTHLY. One criteria we would like the town needed fundings, but with a long-term himself, as things stand now, Mr. Nixon Watergate, far from being finished, seems True, in his acceptance of his pardon, must still testify at the trial of H.R. destined to carry over into the nation’s Mr. Nixon stated that “I can see clearly BURL L. LYONS, PUBLISHER fathers to consider is capital invest­ perspective as well. Haldeman, John Ehrlichman, John third century of independence. now that I was wrong in not acting more SUGGESTED CARRIER RATES ment which could reduce local Mitchell and three other former presiden­ We know we are not supposed to decisively and more forthrightly in PAYABLE IN ADVANCE *Unlau you have $100,000 or more tial aides scheduled to begin October 1, dealing with Watergate.” government costs in the future. look a gift horse in the mouth but even Has He Suffered Enough? Single Copy ...... 15t 3 M o nths...... $9.75 and under penalty of perjury answer But this can mean anything. Does it **So long at $5 remains In account 'til end of period A phase frequently heard in recent days, W eekly...... 75* 6 Months...... $t9.50 a free horse has to be fed some oats. questions about his role in the affair. The mean he was wrong in lying to the ONE Month — $3.25 One Y e a r...... $39.00 even from many who opposed the par­ pardon has thus only returned Watergate American people for two years? Or does it Mall Rales Upon Request • M T T » • doning of Richard Nixon, is that “The man I 2 3 to the headlines a few weeks sooner than mean he was wrong in not destroying the Subscribers who p.m. should telephone has suffered enough. Why punish him < 3 C I I 9 10 would have been the case in any event. tapes that revealed his complicity in the tail to receive their ihe circulation depart- II 12 13 U 19 It II further?” Herald belore 5:30 ment. 647-9946. II II » 21 22 23 2< Even if, as now appears more and more coverup? Savinga Bank 29 21 22 21 29 30 likely, Mr. Nixon’s lawyers move to quash The reasoning, of course, is that being FDIC regulations permit withdrawals from ALMANAC The answer is inescapable. Had it not Member Audit Bureau of Circulation the subpoena on the grounds of their forced to resign in disgrace from the Time Savings Accounts before maturity been for the Watergate tapes, and the cer­ provided rate of interest on amount with­ Unitfil 1’rt‘HH Inlrrnallonal client’s ill health, the former president highest office in the land, and perhaps the Those born on this date are under the most important in the world, is a crushing tainty of his impeachment and removal by The Manchester Display advertising drawn Is reduced to passbook rate and Today is Monday, Sept. 23, the 266th day will still be very much present in spirit in P u b l is h in g C o . Ttireo three months Interest is forfeited. of Mancheater sign of Libra. Congress, Richard M. Nixon would still be of 1974 with 99 to follow. this, the biggest of all the Watergate enough experience. To put the ousted lull d a y s p rio r to Member F.D.I.C. Canadian-born actor Walter Pidgeon president on trial like a common criminal president of the United States. assumes no financial publication, The moon is in its first quarter. trials. re sp o n sib ility lo r Deadline lor Herald was born Sept. 23, 1898. would be, as another phrase has it, like typographical errors classified advertising: The morning stars are Venus and President Ford has also added a new The man has undoubtedly suffered, but MANCHESTER • EAST HARTFORD • SOUTH WINDSOR • BOLTON On this day in history; drawing and quartering the body after it appearing In adver- t2 noon prior to day ol Saturn. dimension to the scandal. He has made it a not in the way most people understand by tisemenis and other publication: t2 noon 6 4 6 - 1 7 0 0 In 1926, Jack Dempsey lost his live political issue. It remains to be seen has been hanged. the word, and that is the suffering one reading matter in The Friday lor publication The evening stars are Mercury, Mars Manchester Evening Saturday and Mon- People-to-People Banking heavyweight boxing championship to Gene whether the American public will deliver This assumes, however, that any man knows when his own conscience convicts and Jupiter. Tiinney in Philadelphia. Herald. day. a stunning rebuke to the Republican party who attains to the presidency must feel a him.

\ PAGK SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Sept. 23, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn , Mon,, Sept. 23, 1974 - PAGE SEVEN PTA Plans Three Arrested Candidates Open House In Factory Name Aides D d Monte Camiib^'S Soup NEWTOWN (U P I-T hree 19- F ruit On Tuesday THE CANDIDATES year-old Hartford residents ANDOVER were arrested Sunday night at SOUTH WINDSOR Cream Coom Cream o£ Mushroom ARE SAYING the Curtis & Son box factory in Cocktail Site lie ra lti Donna Holland Sandy Hook in the process of Judy Kuehnel or Fall's here... serve CorreitpondenI trying to open a kafe at the UurreH|iondent 17 oz. 10% 6 4 6 - 0 3 7 5 Whole , Cfteme# the family soup and 17 oz. Area Profile business, Newtown police said. I'el. 644-1364 cans Mushroom oz. can The Parent Teacher Associa­ Westbrook: Wants Utilities Audit Charged with third degree Kernel sandwiches for lunch. cans tion membership meeting and burglary and criminal attempt An announcement of the school open house will be held cost, rather than just the price Judy Kuehnel increases would be in keeping to commit larceny, John Grif­ members of the Committee to Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Andover adjustment is being p ass^ on with the sound principle that fin, Joseph Corbin and John i Elementary School. to the consumer. Re-Elect G. Warren Westbrook State Representative G. “government should do for the Cowley were held on $5,000 has been made by Ernest All parents are invited to at­ “We all realize that the cost Warren Westbrook (R-14th people what they cannot do for bond each and were scheduled Small, campaign manager. tend to meet the staff and visit of fuel has almost doubled in themselves.” Penn Dutch District) has called for a state to appear today at Danbury cir­ Westbrook is seeking re- Cut Green Beans Grapefruit the classrooms. Teachers will the past year,” Westbrook said. audit of the records of all public “The private citizen has no cuit court. election as state representative discuss the class schedule and “However, fuel is just one of utilities. choice except to pay the bill he Police said they were all from the 14th Assembly program. the cost items involved. Other receives no matter how un­ Mushrooms 151/2 wearing gloves and had District, which includes South stop & Teachers will arrange con­ costs of the utility companies reasonable it appears to him,” oz. Juice burglary tools. Windsor and a portion of ference days for discussion of Westbrook cited the fact that are materials, equipment, Shop Westbrook added. “The state Manchester. Stems & cans Stop & Shop individual students. the utility bills of some of bis labor, etc. You can be sure that government must privide the 4 oz. constituents have doubled. Ac­ the lineman's salary hasn’t . Serving on the committee are Pieces cans 46 oz. can PTA Officers protection it needs in this case Joan Anderson, artwork; Dan doubled since last summer.” by varifying what the actual Officers of the PTA, for this cording to Westbrook, it Corcoran, signs; June Cottle, Westbrook noted that the cost increase to the utilities has year are Marge Surdam, presi­ appears that the entire fuel public relations; Beverly audit to substantiate actual cost been.” dent; Chariotte Atherly, vice Holcomb, secretary; Kirby Get your Stop & Shopsworth! GLOBE Ilem i offered for sale not available in case lots or to other retail dealers or wholesalers. president; Nancy Hegener, Holcomb, drivers; and Leroy secretary; Jan Kilduff, Classman: Tech Schools Lack Space Travel Service V.anderputten, campaign treasurer; Jean Person, health 555 MAIN STREET treasurer. and safety; Judy Willard, Clara educators, parents and many will not require a college Small will be assisted by Ursin, membership; Clara SOUTH WINDSOR other people are now becoming 643-2165 . Judy Kuehnel education.” Over SO Yeert Marion Taggart, 121 Woodland Matzell, publicity. aware that' the technical “It is unfair for persons Travel Experience St., Manchester. Also, Martha Roberts, bylaws schools provide a valuable ser­ Abraham Glassman, can­ wishing to attend trade- XuUiorized agent in Manchester Because of recent legislation Prices on over 300 Stop & Shop and legislative; Ruth Pohl, didate for the 14th Assembly vice to the economic stability of vocational schools to be shut for all Airlines, Railroads and concerning campaign funds, all Steamship Lines. library; Pat Hurst, program District, has expressed concern Connecticut.” out because of limited contributions to the Westbrook and special events; Caroline over the increasing space Glassman said that not only facilities.” campaign should be made out to Graham, curator library; Jan problems now being must Cheney Tech be “enlarged and mailed directly to Leroy Kilduff, band treasurer; Pat experienced at the state's physically, but curriculum Vanderputten, treasurer, 1076 Dunnack, Pat Bain, ways and technical schools. offerings must be expanded.” Main St., . South Windsor. Brand items are frozen for means; Edna Cook, Sharon The Howell Cheney Regional According to Glassman the WASTE KING Anyone wishing to assist may Holcombe, hospitality. Technical School is an example present seven programs are in­ contact any member of the of this problem, created by the adequate at a time when “there UNIVERSAL committee. recent “rush for vocational is a need for trained persons in Even though today’s Bolton Teams training.” areas of dental assistance and DIVISION OF NOfMiS INDUSTRIES technicians, plumbing, home Odegurd Aide 30 days.««thrtt O ct Sth rising prices are Win 3 Lose 1 Glassman said that some 130 heating repairs, small State Sen. David Odegard of freshmen were accepted by the appliance and small engine Manchester, (R-4th), has an­ choking the value out of Donna Holland school this year and as many repairs.” nounced the appointment of are on a waiting list with a dim FACTORY A U m O R te Bolton football teams won “We must train our people Jo h n J . M itc h e ll, 110 Starts Monday, Sept. 23 - Saturday, Sept. 28 “Quality-Protected” Beef Naturally Aged your food dollar, we’ve taken three out of four games played hope of being accepted. for the jobs that exist,” said Brookfield, South Windsor as “It is a little too late in my over the weekend. Glassman, “and by 1980 it is' his South Windsor campaign ONE or THE STOP ^ SHOP COMPANIES action that can really help Bolton Bulldogs senior pony opinion,” Glassman said, “that believed that 7 out of 10 jobs DISHWASBER coordinator. football team defeated the East Mitchell, owner of Mitchell you curb your rising food Windsor pony team 42-0. Fuel Company and President of Touchdowns were scored by School Board Meets Today Mitchell Trucking, Inc., has Blade Steak bill. We froze prices on more Paul Groves (2), Peter Ryba VERNON been active in South Windsor (2), Craig Jensen and Randy politics for a number of years. B e e f C h u c k than 300 Stop & Shop Brand Fish. The Vernon Board of Educa­ system for the school. He has served on the South Gil Boisoneau, head coach, tion will meet today at 7:30 Superintendent Dr. Raymond Windsor Town Council from Bone-In items for 30 days — thru Cct. said the entire staff was p.m. in the Sykes School Ramsdell, will explain the act 1971 to 1973 and is a member of Formerly-Chuck pleased with the over-all defen­ cafeteria. which prohibits smoking in SALE! the Public Building Commis­ Steak-1 s t Cuts 5,1974. Costs will surely sive playing of the team. Martin Fagan, principal of public buildings, on request of sion. The offensive backfield of the Rockville High School, will Mayor Frank McCoy who has Mitchell is forming a South lb . increase during this 30 — day Fish, Jensen and Groves proved present a follow-up report on posted such signs in various Windsor Committee to Re-elect too strong for East Windsor as discipline problems at the town buildings. BUY NON AND SAVE David Odegard and has asked Bone-In period, but we guarantee our they grounded out approximate­ school. Fagan gave a lengthy that anyone interested in Be sure to Under Blade Steak Beef Chuck ly 300 yards. Boisoneau said the report on the same subject at A report will be given by helping contact him at Mitchell prices will not — not even a quarterbacking of Ryba again the June 24 pneeting of the Peter Ramsdell, principal of Fuel Company, 289-5796. redeem __ Formerly California Chuck Steak proved to be excellent as he board and Fagan and a 32- Sykes School, and Miss Lucille this week's 7 great Mrs. Alice Foote, who marked her 106th birthday Saturday, chats with her son Robert, 83, controlled the offense in a very penny! That’s getting your member committee he ap­ Kuhnly, science supervisor, on Kurkley to Speak Beef Chuck-Bone-In at a birthday party in her honor at the Meadows Convalescent Home. (Herald photo by disciplined manner. pointed to advise and study the the Bermuda Science trip for Off manufacturer's suggested retail price. Stop & Shop saver coupons F. Mac Buckley, Republican 7 Bone Steak Stop & Shopsworth! .*Dunn) Boisoneau said next Sunday discipline problems, were students from the Middle candidate from the First when you come in. Formerly Chuck Steak - Blade Cut will be the game of the year asked to refine the report for School and the high school. ELIGIBLE DISHWASHERS: CP/SS 87B-200, Congressional District, will when the Bulldogs go against the fall meeting. Board Chairman Maurice LIMITED TIME ONLY Boneless speak at the Sept. 25 “Get Cromwell senior pony team. Dr. Robert Linstone, assis­ Miller will name committee Beef Chuck ^Grandma’ Foote Reaches lOO Acquainted” rneeting of the Banquet Pot Pies Top Blade Steak Del Monte Peas Junior Pony Wins tant superintendent, and David members for the coming year. Women’s Republican CWb of Chicken, Beef » o z .» f Birthdays come and go, but gathered at a party in honor of taught school in Columbia and Bolton Bulldogs junior pony Eveleth, architect from KITCHEN“ »™«CENTER Formerly Chuck - Blade Steak Stock the shelves at South Windsor. team defeated the East Wind­ The board will be asked to act or Turkey. Pkgs. ^ when your 106th one arrives it’s the occasion and Mrs. Foote Bolton and wrote the Gilead McHugh Associates, the firm Other Republican candidates this low price. cans sor junior pony team 14-0. Steve on the resignation of Walter 5 cause for a special celebration received cards and flowers news for The Herald back in the designing the expansion 385 CENTER ST. • TEL 649-7844 present will include Dave OrangeJuice Orange^uice from Florida 5 Cans 95= and that's just what Mrs. Alice along with a telegram from early thirties. Narsavage, head coach, cited program at the high school, will Mattesen, Industrial Arts Louis Dascanlo______Earlo Dsvis Beef Chuck for Stew Odegard. who is seeking re- 32 oz. $4 Jae Fontanella as the outstand­ Teacher at the Middle School. Cartons I Formerly Stewing Beef Foote of the Meadows Con­ President and Mrs. Ford con­ Mrs. Foote has two children explain a proposed new security election to the state senate and Rich’s Coffee Rich 2 ing player of the game. He had 16 oz. 7C C valescent Home did Saturday. gratulating her. still living—Robert who lives in G. Warren Westbrook, incum­ Sliced Carrots blocked one punt attempt and Stop & Shop Cheese Pizza Pkg, / w Born in 1868 on West St. in The daughter of Julius Hills, Gilead, and Arnold, who lives in bent. from the 14th Assembly made two pass interceptions, Taste O’Sea Fish Dinner Z: 49= Hebron, Mrs. Foote spent most she married the late Edward Amherst, Mass. Her daughter District. Shank Portion Stop & Shop 160Z. one of which was run back for a of her life there until about five Foote who was a former select­ Helen died several years ago. The public is invited to the Taste O’Sea Fried Clams Z: 69= Mini-priced®. Cans touchdown. years ago when she was man and representative to the She has seven grandchildren, 22 meeting, which will begin at 8 1 0 OZ. $ i Birds Eye Broccoli Spears 3 Pkg. I w hospitalized with a broken hip. General Assembly in 1909. Her great-grandchildren and four Micl(j;et Wins p.m. at the Society for Savings, Formerly Cooked Ham - Now a resident of the convales­ granddaughter-in-law is great-great-grandchildren. Bolton Tigers midget A B Ellington Rd. Cider and donuts Corn on the C o b -4 Ear Pkg. ®e;1’ 59= cent home, Mrs. Foote is still presently town treasurer. A jovial, warm woman, she football team defeated the will be served. Shank Portion Nestle^s Nforsels4 an alert and enthusiastic A bridge enthusiast, Mrs. attributes her longevity to Colchester Cougars 14-6. Plan on several great meals woman. Foote tries to play at least one “always working hard.” Touchdowns were made by '/zGaLIce Cream Semi-Sweet Chocolate . i 2 oz. Friends and relatives game a week. She formerly Mike Ouellette on a pass from from this lean, flavorful ham. Bake a batch of cookies. Bag Chris Hopper and Mark Jensen Merit Brand Asst. Flavors on a run. Half Gallon Carton r Ohe H e ra ld lb. Miilget C l.,oseB Smoked Ham-Rump Portions 79 Bolton Tigers midget C foot­ Certn’Iy Citrus 42 oz. package of 24 Formerly Cooked Ham - Face Portion Star Kist Tuna Adult Ed Begins Tonight ball team lost its first game of Water $-119 Solid White (in water) the season 14-6. Added lib. 7 oz. From Stop & Shop’s own bakery! Smoked Ham-Center Slice Great for sandwiches Can TOLLAND Wednesdays from 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday: Choir rehearsal, Formerly Cooked Ham - Center Slice and casseroles, too. C O N N ECTICU rS $100.000 LOTTERY 1974 Sorority Vivian KeiineHoii are woodworking and 7:30 p.m.. United TICKET PRICE 5(K s r Com-s|iunil<-nl refinishing; consumer Congregational Church. SITE CHOSEN W hite Bread T. l. 87.5-4704 economics and daily law; GENEVA, SWITZERLAND Seats Slate Thursday: Zoning Board of Stop & Shop-Sliced 24oz. SpaghettiOs Frank Lucente, adult educa­ beginning sewing; creative Appeals, 8 p.m.. Education Ad­ (UPI) — The World Council of ButtertopWhite ^Loaves A tion director, reminds residents writing; basic auto mechanics; ministration Building; Churches Central Committee SOUTH WINDSOR Chicken Breast Franco-American isoz. that classes begin tonight at first aid; cake decorating, in­ Republican Town Committee, 8 has chosen Nairobi, Kenya as Jiulv Kiielinel U.S. Grade ‘A’ -Whole or Split Tolland High School, from 7 to termediate. p.m.. Administration Building; the site of the world ecumeni­ TRIPLE DRAWINGS The kid’s favorite. 9:30. Registration will be Coininiiiiity (lalemlar Parker School open house, 9 cal body’s Fifth Assembly Officers of Xi Alpha Beta Date Nut Bread White Gem U.S. Grade 'A' accepted from 6:30 to 9. Monday: Board of Christian a.m. next year. Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Stop & Shop 13 0Z. * 1 jChickeh Thighs Classes slated to begin Education, 8 p.m.. United Friday; Democratic Town were installed at a candlelight Loaves White Gem A breakfast treat. U.S. Grade 'A' Chef Mini Ravioli tonight are woodworking and Congregational Church; Plan­ Committee, 8 p.m., Savings ceremony officiated by past Chicken Wings 2 ) 12 oz. $-| refinishing; creative stitchery; ning and Zoning Commission, Bank of Tolland. ADD HUNDREDS OF president Mrs. T. Jarish of East Cranberry Nut Bread Shop . Loaves ■ Chef Boy-ar*dee 15 oz. foreign foods and gourmet workshop, 8 p.m.. Education Saturday; Fall Frolic, 10 VITAMIN Hartford. Stop & I 12V^ oz. $H White Gem U.S. Grade ‘A’ Banana Tea Bread Shop . Loaves I Chicken Legs Just heat and serve... delicious. Can cooking; conversational Administration Building. a.m., Tolland High School; Officers installed were Mrs. Spanish; typing; tailoring; art I Tuesday: Bazaar workshop, plant sale, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., HEADQUARTERS N. D’Aiello, president; Mrs. F. & II; basic shorthand; first aid. 9-11:30 a.m.. United Montessori School, Goose Lane. Liggett Parkade Harm, vice president; Mrs. J. Values from our dairy department! Stop & Shop’s having a sausage sale! There is a $2 registration fee Congregational Church; Senior Low Prices! NEW U m iR V WINNERS! Brzezinski, recording except for first aid. In addition, Citizens sewing circle, 10.30 Prime Beef-O-getti secretary; Mrs. W. Woods, cor­ there will be lab fees set for a.m ., meeting, 1:30 p.m.. responding secretary and Mrs. Orange Jiuce Italian Sausage Brand woodworking and gourment Religious Education Building, A. Kubis, treasurer. $-|09 cooking. Registrants are asked United Congregational Church; extra bonus number Your chances of win­ Also, at a recent candlelight 100% Valencia 9 3aoz. * 1 3 Numbers Stop & Shop— From Concentrate Cents. Countryfine Pork Sausages lb. to bring along materials that Democratic Town Committee, worth another $1,000 for ning just got a nice big ceremony, the Order of the FHskies Cat Food will be needed for classes. nominating committee, 7 p.m.. This Is fhe Rose was bestowed upon Mrs. Regular or Hot N' Sagey Classes which will run Administration Building. to Win With a perfect 5 digit match. boost. 1 Pound Roll Assorted Flavors Carl Breaux, South Windsor. Light n’ Lively Yogurt 3 o °p‘. 89= Park’s Sausage Meat evii oz. ■ anniversary of the The Order of the Rose is an 12 oz. Cans Slop & Shop O Pkgs. 1 Every Week. honor designed to express the Crescent Rolls Roll 9Vz oz. $H Jimmy Dean Sausage Meat $25,000 in Extra Get Your Tickets, gratitude and esteem of sister Cinnamon Rolls Stop & Shop 3 Pkge. 1 Church Plans Observance 48th NATIONAL DOG WEEK members. The member eligible Every Thursday, we Temptee Cream Cheese 3c“.M It’s Colonial Week draw 3 winning Lottery Weekly Now. must have a total of 15 years of Sliced to order in Quick and easy meals Seek More Data active participation in a Kraft Swiss Cheese Sliced — 8 oz. Pkg. 79= at Stop & Shop HOLTON numbers. First, the regu­ our Deli-Hut. from our own Kitchen. The State Public Health Cash Prizes. It’s refreshing these chapter. American Cheese Slices 89= Donna Holland 'Deserve to be your Mrs. Breaux was a transferee Available In stores featuring a service dell. Council tabled approval of lar number worth over days to get so much extra Borden — Processed White or Yellow 12 oz. Pkg. from Louisiana and has been an Handschumadier Richard Olmsted, DVM, as dog's host friend.'' $300,000 in total cash These special bonus value at no increase in Plans are underway by the director of health in Bolton un­ active member in various ^ Flresh United Methodist Church for a chapters. Roast Beef til its October meeting because prizes. Second, a special drawings will add over price. Our triple drawings three-day observance of World Coming plans for the year in­ the information provided it by bonus number worth a $25,000 in $1,000 prizes will be a definite boost to Fkreidi C o r tla n d Wide Communion, Sunday, Oct. the selectmen in a resume was WHAT HAVE YOU DONE clude the continued assistance ^ Pizza Avoitable In Stores Featuring A Service Deli 6 insufficient for it to make an cool $1,000 for a perfect to lucky Lottery winners the economy. Especially tO' the Talcottville School, con­ tribution of a U.S. Savings Bond t: 9 9 Picnic Whole per 79' evaluation of Olmsted’s ,Stop & Smoked Pork Shoulder Water Added The observance will be Oct. 4, LATELY TO MAKE YOUR 5 digit match. Third, an each week. when you’re a winner. Buy a 1/4 lb. Shop qualifications. to a South Windsor High School Formerly Smoked Shoulder 5 and 6. of Roast Beef and The SPHC wants further par­ female graduate for 1975, and Smoked Pork Shoulder Roll w®67A’d\d *1,6® PET HAPPY AND other community project sup­ receive 1 lb. of Meat Lasagna-14 oz. Pkg. 79= ticulars in regards to Dr. Formerly Daisy Ham The tentative plans for Olmsted’s academic training as port and monetary con­ Cole Slaw for 29= Cheese Lasagna-14oz. Pkg. 69= U.S. No. 1 “TastyTen” Franks 1 Pound Package 89= Friday and .Saturday evening well as his experience. It wants COMFORTABLE? tributions to various charities. are for several young people to know how both will relate to Social chairmen, Mrs. Woods 21/4" Min. Beef Franks 1 Pound Package 99= who have visited other coun- and Mrs. Geiger have plans for his services as director of 359^ Frozen Bologna or Liverwurst p?.Ti'-2h®3ib.* 79ji. trunt to give talks and show health. a scavanger hunt, a dinner as President Plums Haddo^ Fillets tildes about those countries. The SPHC asked the Slub & coNNEaicurs loaooo LonERv well as various council ac­ Sliced Bacon-1 lb. Package *1’® lb . tivities. A supfKT is also tentatively selectmen to send it a copy of DOGGIE SHOPPE More ways to win. More fun than ever. Butternut Squash Stop & Shop Fish & Chips pIo. *1^® K n ockw u rst-1 lb. Package 99= planned for both nights. the minutes of the town Chapter members will pre­ n o r 3QC sent cultural programs on a Neptune Clams Casino or Matlaw's Stuffed Clams 'pko' meeting at which Dr. Olmsted 8 7 5 -7 6 2 4 Cactus2V2' Pot each regular basis under the direc­ The U.MC will spon.sor the was approved by townspeople Route 30 Post Road Plaza Vernon THIS WEEK’S DRAWING WILL BE HELD AT HUNTINGTON PLAZA CENTER, tion of Mrs. Breaux, program tale of international articles. as director of health. 31 HUNTINGTON PLAZA CENTER. SHELTON, CT.. SEPTEMBER 26 AT 7:30 P.M. chairman. STOP & SHOP in • M ANOIESTER 263 Middle Turnpike West • EAST HARTFORD 830 Silver lane. 8:00a.m.-10:00p.m., Mon.-SaL PAGE KIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., Sept. 23, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon„ Sept. 23, 1974 - PAGE NINE YFW Ladies Plan Sunday Tea Fife and Drum Corps Plans Booster Drive Pierce-Chluda The Ladies Auxiliary to the veteran and his family. It also 31; health promotion, 84; The total community hours O'Neill began work on the up­ Veterans of Foreign Wars Post promotes programs of com­ Nursing Cost the town was considerably BOLTON cancer, 119; cardiovascular, 38; for the year were 808. dating in August. 2046 will hold a Membership munity and national interest. reduced. Dunna Holland The Selectmen received a cerebral vase, ass., 37; mental Townspeople approved the Tea Sunday at 2 p.m. at the cost analysis to the town for Anniiul Slati.slicid Draft Ready WEDDING CorrcMpondcnt illness, 10; mental retardation, sum of $3,200 in the 1974-75 4 Post Home, 608 E. Center St. An invitation is extended to nursing services from July 1973 R ep o rt William O'Neill, of the firm T« l. 646.0:i75 lie r a lt i 6; other non-communicable, budget to have the regulations VFW Auxiliary membership any woman who is interested in until June 1974 from the Griswold and Fuss, land sur­ Area Profile The Rockville Public Health 212; diabetes, 89; not home, 70. updated. is open to women who are close knowing more about our Rockville Public Nursing Nursing Association made the veyors, notified Planning Com­ The Quarryville Junior An­ Payment was received as Of the $3,200, $1,000 was for Wickwire-Stone relatives of veterans of program, to join us at our tea. Association. $9,020.12 plus mileage of $366.93 The report said because fees mission members that a draft following visits to Bolton from follows: Full pay, 70; part pay, an engineering subdivision honorable service in the U.S. For further information, con­ cient Fife and Drum Corps of minus fees $3,738.95 for a total received during the year were of updated subdivision The report showed that July 1973 until June 1974. 36; no charge, 413; welfare, 5; review and $2,200 for an armed forces who are tact Mrs. Edward Stickney, Bolton will conduct a booster charge to the town of $5,648.10. exceptionally good the cost to regulations would be ready by Susan Cheryl Stone of Bolton’s share for services was Antepartum, 21; postpartum. medicare A 115; other, 78. engineering subdivision update. membership chairman, 53 drive throughout the town Oct. their next meeting, Oct. 9. Wilbraham, Mass, and Jam es authorized to receive a cam­ paign medal or ribbon for Hansen Dr., Vernon, 872-3239. 5 beginning at 10 a.m. Dilling Wickwire Jr. of Corp members are hoping to Manchester, exchanged wed­ overseas service. Membership is also open to women veterans. collect enough contributions to ding vows Sept. 14 at buy a fitting uniform before Wilbraham (Mass.) United The prime objective of the Uuxiliary is service to the entering the Corps of the Year Church. Competition in Wallingford in The bride is the daughter of late October. IT nmiOSHOPTHE nNAST WAY LOVE Mr. and Mrs. David L. Stone of Members presently wear Meet Some of our Experts who have Pledged to Serve you Better... Wilbraham, Mass. The iS lia wool berets, back pants, gold bridegroom is the son of Mr. OBTAININQ YOUR long sleeved shirts, black tie, and Mrs. Jam es D. Wickwire OUR FREE BOOK... "CHECKLIST FOR black belt, dark socks and white Sr. of 198 Green Rd. sneakers. \ The Rev. Paul Zeckhausen of SERVICEMEN A PERFECT Corp members will meet at Wilbraham United Church of­ WEDDINQ” the United Methodist Church at CALL ficiated at the double-ring Navy Chief Operations Spec. 9:30 a.m. the day of the drive ceremony. The church was Antonio J. St. Jam es, son of Mr. 742-6067 when they will be given street decorated with baskets of TO HAVE YOUR COPY and Mrs. Antonio J. St. James assignments. chysanthemums, d^ies, and DELIVERED TO YOUR of 510 Pleasant Valley Rd., HOME. Corp members are requested pink rosebuds. K^s. Lee South Windsor, is participating BANNARD to wear their uniforms in order I eANEST N8RDI Flathers of Wilbraham was in "Unitas XV,” a naval exer­ iHeil Men Culler to be more easily identified by ' Uuioiwille organist. PHOTOS cise involving U. S. and South townspeople as they canvass The bride, given in marriage WALL ST. American ships. St. James door to door. ^ by her father, wore an Empire- COVENTRY. CT. serves on the staff of the Com­ In return for a contribution style gown of white chiffon with ' Th«r« ar€ no strings at­ mander, U. S. South Atlantic tached to the above offer, residents will receive a booster accordion sleeves, high .Jb h'orce, and is helping provide f Howevert we would like tag with a short history of neckline and moderately short to shotp you our complete Finest Beet Values! t V ''E support to the coordination, ad­ Bolton quarries on one side and train. She wore a garland of ministration and supervision of (jfi« of Wedding In­ vitations and Creative the corps name on the other. daisies and pink rosebuds as a r the exercise. He is homebased First Cut Wedding Photo ^Ibunu. London Broil headpiece and carried a at Roosevelt Roads, Puerto bouquet of daisies, Boneless ^ 4 0 > Rico. A former student of Shoulder chrysanthemums, pink 2 Manchester High School, he rosebuds and baby’s breath. joined the Navy in January, Chuck Steaks Miss Nancy C. Stone of 1960. _____ , Students Preston was maid of honor. She Stew Beef^ch!^r...... ,b1.39 wore an ivory chiffon Empire- Bone In style gown designed with high Wai Gelatin ReaUy Help You Damaging Rib Steak 5lh lhfV7lh capon . .lb 1.47 neckline and trimmed with pink Naturally aged AH Events Photo ribbon. She wore a headpiece of Club Rib Steak Boneless , ,lb 2.69 Grow Longer, Stronger Nails? Bus Seats for tenderness pink and white daisies and Top Chuck Steak Bone In.lb 1.29 Mrs. David A. Pierce and flavor. c a r r i e d a b a s k e t of If you've been swallowing by filling in weak spots, to VERNON B o n eless...... Ib chrysanthemums, daisies, pink daily doses of gelatin as a pro­ counteract their daily loss of Blade Steak 1.49 Christine Chluda of South bridegroom's sister; Miss Joan rosebuds and baby’s breath. tein supplement for weak, brit­ nature’s plasticizers — amino Windsor and David Andrew Baldyga of East Hartford, the Dr. Raymond Hamsdell, Bridesmaids were Miss Lori tle, problem nails—better check acids, polypeptides and certain Pierce of Coventry, exchanged bride s cousin; Miss Susan superintendent of schools, A. Pixley of Skowhegan, Maine, lipids. Also vital: this super Chicken Legs wedding vows Sept. 21 at St. Strange of South Windsor; Miss your doctor. You may be in for has said, that pupils are Center Cut the bride’s cousin; and Miss protein fortifier helps lock in Margaret Mary Church in South Ellen Jagielo of Avon, the disappointment. According already damaging newly Money Saver Bone In Jeanne S. Wickwire of the moisture which nails, like Chuck Roast Fresh to a prominent dermatologist, padded bus seats and he wishes 75* Windsor. bride's cousin; Miss Conni Carl Manchester, the bridegroom's skin, need daily. And a very Tasty Chicken The bride is the daughter of of Coventry; Miss Nancy Pludr- there is little evidence that this to remind parents that pupils sister. They wore gowns iden­ attractive, natural-looking Zbigniew Chluda of 24 Brian zynski of Cohes, N.Y., the systemic treatment produces will be held responsible for any Semi Boneless tical to that worn by the honor sheen results. Rd., South Windsor, and the bride's cousin. They wore beneficial results. malicious damage to school Chuck attendant except trimmed with Fortunately, Andrea has de­ Start building up your run­ buses. Calif. Roast 85! Breasts R'b...... ,b79* late Mrs. Sophie Chluda. The gowns identical to that of the Finest Thick i ib blue ribon. They wore blue and bridegroom is the son of Mr. honor attendant except in light Family Celebrates 83rd Birthday vised a' much faster, easier, down nails today with new During the past summer all Breasts Skinless ...... ib1.49 white daisy headpieces and or Regular pkg and Mrs. Theodore Pierce Sr. of blue chiffon and royal blue more direct way to give your Andrea Nail Control. GUAR­ bus seats were padded at con­ Carrie baskets of' Four generations were present recently at the 83rd birthday of Mrs. Lillian Cross Meehan, Chicken Wings...... ,^49' Cedar Swamp Rd., Coventry. velvet. They wore royal blue nails protein they may.need to ANTEED to produce flattering siderable expense to the bus Quarter Loin chrysanthemums, blue and who makes her home with her daughter, Mrs. Ambrose Griffin of Manchester.~Mrs. The Rev. Joseph P. Schick of headpieces and carried white help prevent breaking, splitting, results in fourteen days, or your ; company. Dr. Ramsdell said white daisies and baby’s South Windsor celebrated the and blue carnations, light blue Meehan, seated at center, is surrounded by Jacob Handschuh, her great-grandson; Mrs. chipping or peeling. Simply money back. J3.00. ' this was necessary because of a Mr Deli Favorites breath. nuptial Mass and performed the baby's breath and white Mary Ellen Handschuh, her granddaughter; Mrs. Lois Plumb, her daughter; and Jamie brush on new Andrea Nail [ law passed by the last General David S. Wickwire of double-ring ceremony. The daisies. and Chris Griffin, her grandsons. Mrs. Meehan’s birthday cake was made by her grand­ Control—the natural Collagen ‘ Assembly, requiring that all Ground Manchester was his brother’s buses be padded for the protec- Pork Chops church was decorated with Miss Diane Konkle of daughter Desi Griffin. Mrs. Plumb and Mrs. Handschuh are both from Florence, Mass. protein conditioner that keeps best man. Ushers were Don L. Baked Ham . . ,ib1.69 white, pink and blue carnations. Virginia was flower girl. She putting back protein that fre­ V tion of the children. Palmer of Manchester; and (Herald photo by Dunn.) The bride, given in marriage wore a gown matching the quent washing, cleaning, and 1 With the notice from the bus Equal Amount Jonathan D. Stone of ^ Bologna ...... it, 1.19 by her father, wore a silk other attendants except in ruby other household and office company that the padding is Wilbraham, Mass., the bride’s or Sirloin Hip and Chuck organza gown trimmed with and pink. She wore a ring of chores take out of nails. Its ; already being damaged. Dr. 'PotatoSalad .. 39* brother. SAVE TIMEn Center Chops Nottingham lace and designed flowers in her hair and carried unique penetrating formula can Ramsdell said he feels he A reception was held at Reservations and tirketsior| with a high neckline, long a basket of red roses, pink and work wonders for fragile nails should reiterate something he Valhalla, Monson, Mass., after all airlines. Amer. Cheese...... it, 1.29 8 9 : 3 lbs Bishop sleeves. Empire waist, white carnations, baby's breath ‘ announced prior to schools which the couple left on a trip of and A-line skirt which extended and white daisies. ENGAGED Call all stores ' opening earlier this month, that Dandy Loaf C a ra n d o ...... lb 95* or More the New England seacoast. Center to a chapel-length train. She Theodore Pierce Jr. of Coven­ GOODCHiLD-BARTLin TRAVEL 1 the students will be held respon- They will reside in Rockville. except Chicken Rollwh“ al' ... . ,ib85* Cut wore a mantilla of silk illusion try was his brother's best man. , sible for damage. 113 Main St., Manchestar D&L New London Available in Stores with Mr Deli Depts Pork Chops Mr. Wickwire is employed by 99t and lace arranged from a Ushers were Dennis Racicot 6 4 6 - 2 0 9 & ____ _ ■ He said all precautions are Traveler’s Insurance Company Camelot headpiece. She carried and John Pludrynski of Cohes, being taken to detect the in Hartford. a bouquet of pink roses, white N.Y., the bride’s cousins; sudents who are causing this carnations, baby's breath and Richard T. Young of Storrs; damage and once they are detected, they or their parents Finest will no longer Increase Prices of Food white daisies. Stanley Jagielo of Avon, the Frozen Food Values! Once Placed on Our Shelves: bride’s cousin; Charles Carl of will be required to reimburse Mrs. Helen Racicot of Choes, Budget Stretchers from Finast! On Wednesday. July 24, 1974, all Finast Super­ N.Y., was her cousin’s matron Coventry; Thomas Landrey of the contractor for the cost of markets began a new pricing policy on Grocery, Meat of honor. She wore a pink chif­ Bolton, the bridegroom's GOP Women repairs. Parents are urged to and Produce items. fon gown with ruby velvet cousin. Anthony Martucci of Name Models Getting Married? emphasize this rule to their Green 1. When Finast is forced to make a price increase, bodice and scoop neckline, long Tolland, the bride’s cousin, was children. Giant cans and packages already price marked on the Niblets Corn shelves will be sold at the old lower price. Bishop sleeves, and A-line ring bearer. Tn'iisiirer For Show oz When items are restocked on the shelves, the new. skirt. She wore a ruby velvet A reception was held at the 12 our customers say: “we have Atty. Atherton B. Ryan, of Van 6Vj 02 Whole Kernel higher priced items will be placed behind the lower Juliet cap with a short veil and Polish National Home in Hart­ Models have been named for C a m p , cans Ellington, candidate for state Grated Tuna 38* priced items. carried a bouquet of red roses, ford, after which the couple left the Republican Women’s Club representative from the 57th 2. Weekly specials or "sale items" are priced lower on a trip to Florida. For, presentation of “ Fall pink and white carnations, District, has named Ronald than regular prices. Any remaining after the sale baby's breath and white traveling, Mrs. Pierce wore a Fashions” scheduled for Oct. 2 event, will be repriced upward. The LOWEST FORMAL WEAR Pettirossi of Ellington as his Betty daisies. dark green dress with orange at 8 p.m. at Manchester Coun­ 3. As regular prices go down. Finast will im­ campaign treasurer. 12 oz I Crocker V oz Bridesmaids were Miss and green print. The couple will try Club. Cake Mix 18 2 mediately reduce the price on shell stock, and the / Pettirossi is a certified public lower price will always be honored at the register. Laurel Pierce of Coventry, the reside at 24 Brian Rd., South Models are Mrs. Wally Irish, pkg pkgs accountant and is also president i ng Crocker 15 02 When a can or a package shows more than one price, Windsor. Mrs. Hillery Gallagher, Mrs. RENTAL PRICES IN CONN.’’ Choc. Fudge. Creamy White 63* the customer pays the lowest price for that can or David Odegard, Mrs. William of the Ellington YGOP. The “today’s newest styles...yesterday’s prices” package. England, Mrs. Truman Cran­ The engagement of Miss 57th District takes in Ellington, U.S. Dextrose and Cane The engagement of Miss East Windsor, and a portion of 4. Baby food and items controlled by state laws are dall, Mrs. Charles Crocini, Mrs. Suzanne Alice Brouillette of exempt from this new policy. Kristen Mary Duke of Bolton to Vernon. Salad Paul Willhide, and Mrs. John Mark Fournier of South Wind­ Manchester to Sherman 5. Until current slocks are sold there will be some ALL OUR FORMAL WEAR IS IN ST0CK...TRY IT ON.. Dressing items of our many thousands with more than one price Cronin. sor has been announced by her Frederick Turner III of Art Show iMiracie Whip marking on the can or package. Please bear with us Mrs. A. Paul Berte and Mrs. parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cleveland, Ohio has been an­ The Tolland County Art OLD NEW 6v,0 Z 6 5 * Kraft - qt jar during this transition.______Richard Dennison are co- l)nk<' of 44 Brookfield Rd., nounced by her parents, Mr. Association will sponsor an arts Granulated 4 ib White Tuna "Tnun"'^^ chairmen of the show which and Mrs. Roland B. Brouillette PRICE PRICE THE BABY Bolton. Select from these styles... and crafts show and sale. Sept. With This Coupon bag will feature fashions from D&L of 40 Edmund St. 28 at the El Camino Plaza, Rt. La Rosa at Manchester Parkade. Mr. Turner is the son of Mr. Champagne % Prince M/P* $30. IS NAMED Mr Fonrnier is the son of Mr. 30, Vernon. Background music will be and Mrs. Sherman F. Turner Powder Blue V* Prince M/P* $30. ,___I A Purchase of $5.00 or More Baked Pea anil Mrs. Albert Fournier Jr . of The show will open at 9:30 DltlTiKTe F Limit One Coupon per Customer provided by Elizabeth Wright, Jr. of Arlington, Va. Burgundy Chevron M/P* $30. a.m. and continue to 5 p.m. ' H593 Valid thru Sept. 28 Beans Elbow Macaroni Jami-H, lleulher, daughter of Robert and Ann Harrigan James :i73 I’leasant Valley ltd.. South B&M Beans 19 oz organist. Mrs. Conrad Quinlan The bride-elect attended Navy Chevron M/P* $30. Paintings, slate etchings, paint­ Windsor. 12 02 of 25 Huntington St. She was born Sept. 15 at Manchester will be in charge of makeup, Emanuel College in Boston, ings on wood, tin items and a Fresh Dairy Values! cans Brown Brocade $30. Pizza Mix Way pkg 49* Vermicelli 16 oz Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. and the Tres Chic Beauty Salon Mass., the Universite’ de Rouen portrait artist will be among pkgs The In'iile-elect is a 1974 . White Brocade Prince $26. or Rigatoni John Harrigan of Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Her paternal grand­ will create the hairstyles. in Rouen, France, and is a Black V Prince the featured activities. The parents are Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Jam es of Melrose, Mass. She grailnate of Bolton High School 4 $26. After the show, refreshments graduate of the University of public is invited to attend. With ihis Coupon ;inil is presently attending Yellow Brocade Tom Jones $26. Finast has two brothers, Daniel, 13, and David, 9, and two sisters, will be served. Women wishing Connecticut. She is employed Margarine and A Purchase of $5 00 or More Manchester Community Royal Blue Tom Jones $24. College Hoards ; inafja# - Frozen Limil One Coupon per Cuslomer Laurie, 11, and Erin, 8. to join the organization may do by The Hartford Insurance The Scholastic Aptitude Test Boil n’Bag Meat H581 Valid thru Sept 26 College where she is majoring White Tom Jones $24. so before or after the program. Group in Hartford. in secretarial science. of the College Board will be 0 0 MeCavanagh, Janies |{aynioiul II, son of Jam es R. and Nancy Tickets may be obtained from Her fiance attended Black Tom Jones $24. given at Rockville High School Turkey, Meat Loaf, Chicken Ala King, Salisbury Steak Long McCavanagh of 50 Clinton St. He was born Sept. 15 at Mrs. Benton Bartlett, Georgetown University and the White Pin Stripe D.B. $24. Her fiance is a 1974 graduate on Nov. 2. Students must send Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Constance Dr. University of the Americas in Black Double Breasted $24. Save 30* of Howell Cheney Technical registration cards to Princeton, Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Long of Stafford Springs. His paternal Mexico City, Mexico. He is a School. He is employed as a N .J., by Sept. 30, to avoid With This Coupon grandmother is Mrs. Alice McCavanagh of 50 Homestead St. He graduate of Iowa State Univer­ U.S. Dextrose and On Ono 1 lb can mechanic at Marinelli's Getty paying a penalty fee. The 4 lb ^ has a sister, Kari, 17t4 months. sity and; is employed as a All the above tuxedo rental prices Include: Jacket, Flare ' Cane - Granulated Station in Manchester. closing date for registration is Swiss Cheese Sugars premium auditor by The Hart­ bag Yuban The United Society of Slacks, Ruffle Shirt, Bow Tie, Cummerbund, Cuff Links. Oct. 10. Most Rockville High L rF iirg f, Kevin Christopher, Son of Raymond Jr. and Cathy ford Insurance Group in Kraft Natural 8 oz 3 | ^ jp p y With Coupon Coffee Believers in Christ’s Second Shoes optional: Patents $5.00... School students planning on Dog Food Schulz Lefurge of 1 Boulder Crest Lane, Vernon. He was born The couple plan a June 14 Cleveland, Ohio. Slices pkg Sept. 14 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grand­ Appearance, more commonly wedding at Emanuel Lutheran Buckles $5.00...Regulars $3.00... going on to college giust take The couple plan an Oct. 26 'Matching Pants 69* Valid thru Sept 20 parents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schulz of West Long Branch, known as Shakers, had its Church in Manchester. the test. Registration materials H M 6 wedding. L N.J. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond roots in 18th Century Eng­ OTHER COMPLETE TUXEDO RENTALS from $7.50 are available in the guidance of­ Orange Juice Finast . land. The sect believed Christ example: fice at the school. 65* LeFurge Sr. of West Long Branch. His maternal great­ 16 oz C Q t First O’ the Fresh Produce from Finast! grandmothers are Mrs. Mary Fuga of Long Branch, N .J., and was about to appear again WHITE CONTINENTAL DINNER JACKET, SLACKS, PLEATED SHIRT, TIE, G olden Age Cottage Cheese B e fit. ctn Save 10^11 Save 10< Mrs. Nellie Malles of Miami, Fla. His paternal great­ -a s a woman. CUMMERBUND, STUDS, CUFF L IN K S ...... $7.50 The Golden Age Club will we have a wonderful new shipment of With this Coupon With this Coupon grandmother is Mrs. Margaret LeFurge of Jersey City, N.J. DON’T BELIEVE THESE PRICES? meet Sept. 24 at 1:30 p.m. at the On One 14 oz pkg On One 100 It roll Lottie Fisk Building, Henry Prune Plums For Your Health & Beauty! STOP IN TODAY AND SEE FOR YOURSELFI Park. Keebler Handi-Wrap m Craft Happening crewel and stitchery kits Pecan Sandies Food Wrap • pillows • pictures 2 Locations To Serve You! F o liag e rri|> Reservations are still Bayer Aspirin Valid thru SepI 28 ■ Valid Ihru SepI 28 OPEN HOUSE from 9 8 ^ available for the trip to Fresh 2 B I "547 ^ [iniE FH ____ at complete with yarn . . . Cathedral in the Pines, Rindge, Tablets FRASER STUDIO REGAL MEN'G GHOP N.H. scheduled for Oct. 3 and 59° 3 7 9 i sponsored by the American ; ABOUT 182 HARTFORD ROAD we're the store that has ■THE COMPLETE MEN'S STORE ' Save 20^ n Save 20< Association of Retired Persons. A Red Delicious A Ib AAc Many finished pieces on display Just about every little thing! Reservations must be made by 1102 ^ Q A California A P P IG S 2’4 inch Mm US 1 , J bag O S Will, this Coupon ■ With this Coupon TOWN Baby Shampoo Johnsons . bll 1.0 9 On One pkg 2 0I-907IMA/NI STREE TRI-MCITY IPfAZA Sept. 26 by calling Henry Valencia Oranges On One 22 oz can | Instructors Demonstrating 4V4 oz O O c "where a 1 D river,' 872-0111 or Ralph Bromo Seltzer...... Green Peppers...... lo 29* btl DO Tops in Easy-On I Westinghouse Mon., Sept. 23 - Sat., Sept. 28 dollar's MANCHESTER VERNON Wilcox, 875-24352. The bus will Green Cabbage...... lo 10* Professional Women’s Club leave the Methodist Church, Summers Eve Douche /'"o.r 44* Vitamin C Speed Starch I Light Bulbs worth Ultrabnte will open its season Tuesday 11 A.M.toOP.M. 872-0S38 Grove St., Rockville, at 9 a.m. pRg 2 0 0 C Southern Yams___2 ,os 39* AirWAmam a dollar!" 643-2478 Toothpaste Twin Pack 5 02 tubes I Valid Ihru SepI 28 I C tK E V e Valid Ihfu SepI 28 with a potiuck at 6::i0 p.m. in the miracia of MON. thru FRI. 10:00 to 9:00 MON. thru SAT. 9:30 to 5:30 and return that evening. The Deodorant 10 *1 H549 p H650 ® ^ “ 2 3 0 4 I I the Robbins Room of Center downtown manchestei*^ " U a y Pads THURS. 'TIL 9:00 SAT. ’TILS:30 trip will inelude dinner at the 59* Congregational Church. Filzwilliams Inn (two choices). We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities Prices EMective thru S a l, Sept. 28, 1974 PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn,, Mon., Sept. 23, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., Sept. 23, 1974 — PAGE ELEVEN

Murcer Finally Finds Home Run Stroke THE HERALD Dolphins Appear Headed to Top SCOREBOARD ANGLE •.. I NEW YORK (UPI) - San Diego surprised Cincin­ As Yankees Hold Game Lead over Birds nati 20-17, the New York Jets yards for one score and to Haven Moses for Denver 49ers upped their record to RaiiiB 24, SiiiiitB 0 Bf Earl Yoat Sports Editor Mercury Morris claims that Amerivan Lvrtgttv held off Chicago 23-21, Los defensive end Ron before being injured and his 2-0 by upsetting Atlanta. John Hadl threw TD EAST cream rises to the top—and Yankowski returned a fum­ NEW YORK (UPI) - It first place in the American “ If your gonna hit ‘em, Angeles crushed New Orleans sub, Steve Ramsey, threw Chiirgcrs 20, Rcnguls 17 passes of 30 yards to Jack “ I was beginning to when Elliott Maddox scored and notching his seventh win “I knew they’d bring up W L Pet GB that’s exactly where the ble '71 yards for another to hasn't been the best of League East, one game now’s the time to hit 'em,” 24-0, Oakland blasted Kan­ TD passes of three yards to Quarterbaeje Dan Fonts Snow and five to Harold wonder if I had lost my on Thurman Munson’s in his last eight decisions. Spikes to hit for Gamble but 84 70 World Champion Miami spark the surprising Car­ New York .545 sas City 27-7, Cleveland Riley Odoms and 11 to climaxed a 99-yard march in Jackson and Tony Baker ran seasons for Bobby Murcer ahead of Baltimore with said Dobson in reference to power. But in batting prac­ sacrifice fly. However, he needed last out from our point of view. Baltimore 83 71 .539 1 Room for Little Man Dolphins seem headed dinals over Washington. The but with the campaign eight games left for each Murcer's inability to hit a downed Houston 20-7 and Armstrong to tie the score the final quarter by sneaking a yard for a third Td as the tice I was hitting the ball out John Lowenstein scored relief help from Sparky Lyle Spikes hitting against Boston 78 74 .513 5 NEW HAVEN — Professional basketball is a game for again. two long runs gave St. Louis, dwindling down to the last team. home run at Shea Stadium in Green Bay beat Baltimore with 7:02 left in regulation over from the one for a Rams blasted New Orleans. so I knew I hadn’t lost it. I Cleveland’s only run when when the Indians had Sparky is better than Gam­ Cleveland 73 79 .480 10 giants and pro football finds the rosters make up almost The Dolphins, em ­ now 2-0, a 14-3 lead. Bill time. Steve Davis scored on score as San Diego stunned Raiders 27, (Jiiefs 7 few days, things are picking Murcer’s homer, with two the Yankees’ first 76 home 73 80 .477 IOV2 20-13. Dallas is at also started changing my he led off the first with a runners on first and third ble hitting against me.” Milwaukee entirely by big, hulking, mobile characters but there is still barrassed by an opening Kilmer’s 11-yard TD pass to a 65-yard screen pass and a Cincinnati. Horst Ken Stabler, threw three up. out in the sixth, snapped a 1- games. “ Everybody Detroit 71 82 .464 12(4 Philadelphia tonight. stance and shouldn’t have walk, moved to third as Dob­ and Oscar Gamble due to The Indians blew an op­ room for the little guy with exceptional ability. game upset at the hands of Alvin Reed cut it to 14-10 but pair of one-yard plunges. Muhlmann, who put Cincin­ TD passes, two to rookie The 28-year-o|d Murcer, 1 tie and was his second in as expected Bobby to hit at WEST Pulriots 28, CianlB 20 done that.” son booted Tom McCrhw’s bat. portunity to score in the The New York Giants found that out yesterday at the New England last week, Jim Bakken’s 46-yard field VikiiigB 7, Lions 6 nati ahead 17-14 with a 34- tight end Dave Casper, to earning over $ for his many days. His home runs least one here. But this park W L Pet GB Jim Plunkett threw three 106,000 Prior to Murcer’s homer. slow roller and came home Right-handed hitting sixth when Lowenstein was Yale Bowl before a crowd of 49,267 when Mini Mack beat Buffalo 24-16 Sunday to goal put it of of reach. Chuck Foreman ran 11 yard field goal, blew a 24- lead the Raiders over Kan­ slugging ability, belted only Saturday and Sunday repre­ sure ain’t made for homer Oakland 86 68 .558 New York was limited to on Frank Robinson’s Charlie Spikes pinch-hit for thrown out attempting to Herron, all of five feet, five and 170 pounds, ran around and spoil the Bills’ hopes for two TD passes and Mack Herron Steelers 35, Broncos 3.5 yards for the game’s only yard attempt with 1:13 left sas City. his 10th homer Sunday but, sent his entire output for the hitters.” Texas 81 72 .529 4Vi only a pair of singles by forceout. Gamble against the steal home. through the defense to ignite a New England Patriot straight major upsets. caught one and ran for Pittsburgh’s Roy Gerela TD with 1:07 left in the first to play. Browns 20, Oilers 7 along with the combined season at Shea Stadium, the ‘‘It’s been a struggle all Minnesota 80 74 .519 6 another as the surprising rookie southpaw Bruce "I ran to the line and tried southpaw Lyle but ended the “ I couldn’t believe it,” Chicago 75 78 .490 10% come-from-behind 28-20 triumph. Bob Griese threw a pair of had a 25-yard field goal half as the Vikings beat JclB 23, Rciirs 21 Mike Phipps passed five four-hit pitching of Pat Dob­ home of the Yanks while year long,’’ admitted Ellingsen, who was making to grab the ball and tag him game by topping the ball said Dobson. “I was looking Kansas City 75 79 .487 11 By virtue of the win, coming on the heels of an upset short touchdown passes and Patriots took sole possession attempt blocked as time Detroit for the 13th straight Joe Namath carried the yards to Ken Brown for one son and Sparky Lyle, it was Yankee Stadium is un­ Murcer when asked about his first major league start. (McCraw) all in one back to the Yankee reliever, right at him. He must have California 61 93 .396 25 opening success against the Miami Dolphins the previous Mercury Morris, who didn’t of first place in the AFC ended in regulation play arid time. Errol Mann had a pair Jets to a 20-0 halftime lead TD and Greg Pruitt ran for enough to carry the Yankees dergoing a two-year his surprisingly low home East. Plunkett threw 12 However, the Yankees, who motion,” Dobson explained. who gained his 15th save. been trying to time my kick Sunday's Results week, the Patriots are now No. 1 in the NFC Eastern Divi­ play against New England Denver’s Jim Turner missed of field goals for the Lions, but New York had to scrap another as the Browns beat to a hard earned 2-1 victory remodeling job. Now in his run total. “I never had my fell behind in the first inning ‘‘I took my eye off the ball “Gamble was coming up but he broke too soon. All I Texas 4, Kansas City 3 sion. The Giants are winless in two starts. last week, burst 17 yards for yards to Herron for the first a 41-yarder with three who have not beaten to hold off the Bears’ three Houston for the ninth over the Cleveland Indians. sixth major league season, home run stroke all year. when Cleveland scored an and got nothing.” and he hits me pretty good,” had to do was to step off the Minnesota 6, California 2 Herron, who starred for three years in Canadian football another score as the score and added a 38-yarder minutes left in overtime as Minnesota since 1967. TD burst in the second half. straight time. The triumph kept New Murcer has never hit fewer Usually I get into grooves Chicago 3, Oakland 1 to Randy Vataha and a 14- unearned run on an error by Dobson went 8 2-3 innings said Dobson, who claimed rubber and throw home.” before getting a shot with the Pats last year, carried the Dolphins surged to a 21-7 the clubs finished in a tie in 49crs 16, FuIcoiib 10 Bobby Howfield’s 39-yard Parkers 20, Colts'13 York in sole possession of than 22 homers in any one but not this year. Dobson, tied it in the fourth in/aising his record to 17-15 he didn't mind not getting a Of such things, are playoff Detroit 6, Milwaukee I pigskin 13 times for 74 yards and tallied two touchdowns. lead and then held off the yarder to Sam Cunningham. the NFL’s first regular A pair of interceptions set field goal in the fourth Two TDs by MacArthur vear until 1974. New York 2, Cleveland 1 chance to finish the game. hopes nutured. The first score came on the receiving end of a 12-yard Bills. Herron ran four yards for season sudden death over­ up Joe Reed’s 13 yard TD quarter provided the Lane and a pair of field Baltimore 7, Boston 2 his TD. down-the-middle pass from Jim Plunkett, one of three the “Last week was a step­ time. Charley Johnson pass to Danny Abramowicz deciding points. Gary Huff goals by Chester Marcol, Monday’s (Janies ping stone,” Morris said. CiirdinalH 17, RedBkins 10 Milwaukee (Coleborn 9-12 and latter tossed. The little man who seemed almost out of threw TD passes of 45 yards and Larry Shreiber’s one had a pair of TD passes in one a 52-yarder, carried “We came up here to Buf­ Terry Metcalf ran 75 Kobel 6-13) at Cleveland place standing aside his teammates, also rambled into the to Otis Armstrong and seven yard scoring plunge as the Chicago’s rally. Green Bay past Baltimore. Powell Delivers Again Pirates (Bosman 7-4 and Kern 0-1), 2 end zone from three yards out. falo and knew we had to do a (Only Games Scheduled) job. We got it done. That’s ISo Flash in Pan the difference between, Stopped National League champions and the others.” Herron is no flash in the pan. Last year he led the NFL in As Orioles Down RSox EAST’ Buffalo, which upset kickoff return yardage. His longest punt return was for 62 Oakland Monday night with He was staked to a 4-0 lead after three By Mets W L 1 GB BOSTON (UPI) — Boog Powell un­ St. Louis 82 71 , yards while a brilliant 94-yard kickoff gallop was nullified a pair of TDs in the last two derstood why he was benched as the innings and it was obvious the Pittsburgh 80 72 . by a clipping penalty. minutes, looked like it was Baltimore Orioles won 10 straight nosediving Red Sox would not beat the PITTSBURGH (UPI) - Philadelphia 75 78 . The pint-sized running back, the darling of Patriot fans, picking up right where it left I games recently to move back into the junkball throwing lefty who is 124-63 Every day is a crisis for the Montreal 72 80 . and there were hundreds who traveled down from Boston off as John Leypoldt kicked American League East title race. in six seasons with the Orioles. Pittsburgh Pirates. New York 69 83 .454 and had no trouble getting end zone seats, has to be the a 22-yard field goal in the se­ Now Enos Cabell, Powell’s first Baltimore got Cuellar three quick Now a U'z games behind Chicago 64 88 .421 17(4 most exciting runner ever to wear a Patriot uniform. cond quarter. But that’s Regal a base replacement, will have to un­ runs in the opening inning to knock out \ ■■ -1 • • '•% . ». « • St. Louis, leader of the WEST Herron is a threat every time his number is called. He just when the pressure began to Connecticut’s Largest Men’s Shop Reggie Cleveland, 11-14. Leadoff ' . .' .,V‘. W L Pet GB derstand. « National League East, the seems to get lost behind the mammoth biockers and tell and the Dolphins Powell homered and singled twice batter Rich Coggins walked and t. * Los Angeles 96 57 .627 suddendly he’s out in daylight, as Giant defenders found handled it best. Pirates and the Cardinals Cincinnati 92 62 .597 4V4 to drive in three runs Sunday and pace scored on Paul Blair’s double. With 7 ' meet today in the opener of out on a briiliant, sunny September afternoon. O.J. Simpson fumbled and the Orioles to a 7-2 win over the two out, Powell singled to score Blair Atlanta 84 70 .545 12W It was obvious that the Pats had a good defense, a top­ a four-game series. Houston 78 75 .510 18 Miami recovered on the Boston Red Sox that kept Baltimore and Powell came around on Brooks The New York Mets beat flight passer in Plunkett and two good running backs in Bills’ one, setting up Robinson’s hit. San Francisco 71 84 .458 26 one game behind the New York the Pirates 4-0 Sunday while San Diego 56 99 .361 41 Herron and Sam Cunningham. On the other side of the Griese’s flip to tight end Jim Yankees. Powell also hit a game­ Powell’s homer came off reliever the Cardinals boosted their Sunday’s Results coin, the Giant defense was adequate. Norm Snead had a Mandich. Then Jim Braxton winning homer Friday night in the Diego Segui, who struck out 12 in 7 2-3 division lead by edging the New York 4, Pittsburgh 0 great game at quarterback and didn’t deserve any of the fumbled and the Dolphins’ innings. Boston scored a fourth inning W ere first game of the series and sat out as Chicago Cubs 6-5. Philadelphia 3-5, Montreal 2-8 boos from the Giant followers, and the running game was Jake Scott returned it 14 the Orioles lost a 10-inning game run on Rick Burleson’s single but Jon Matlack threw a Los Angeles 6, San Diego 5 again missing. yards to the nine. Griese Saturday. Powell’s single following a Bobby three-hitter and drove in two St. Louis 6, Chicago 5 The Giants’ top bali carriers, Ron Johnson, Joe Dawkins then threw three yards to “I don’t begrudge anybody because Grich double gave the Orioles a 5-1 runs Sunday to pace the Houston 3, Atlanta 2 (14) and Doug Kotar, picked up just a combined totai of 54 Marv Fleming for the TD. I was benched,” said Powell. “ Matter lead. San Francisco 6, Cincinnati 0 yards against the rock-ribbed Pat defense. The latter The Bills got back into the Mets over the Pirates. In M 35-35 after scoreless sudden Maddox, NY 440 135 .307 athlete with great speed and balance.” he needed, leaving 11 runners on base. Wednesday. mathematics of the stand- games. homered for his third win for “ If he is okay, he will go death overtime, Minnesota Piniella, NY 494 151 .306 The Giants would have to agree. The Cardinals went a the Giants as the Reds’ Don against Pittsburgh on Sun­ edged Detroit 7-6, San Fran­ Randle, Tex 502 153 .305 Herron was a little man playing a big man’s game and game and a half ahead of the Gullett suffered his 11th loss day,” Yogi said. Allen, Chi 462 139 .301 proving once again he belong^. cisco upended Atlanta 16-10, Pirates Sunday when they against 17 victories. Dave Seaver was throwing in Burroughs, Tex 534 160 .300 ■ Vs hsAa^en o< America. Inc beat the Chicago Cubs, 6-5, Kingman and Chris Speier the bullpen at Three Rivers Yaz, Bos 498 149 .299 and the Pirates dropped a 4- also homered for the Giants. on Sunday. Last week he had Robinson, Balt 520 153 .294 .V THEUfiOO 0 decision to the New York Cardinals f). Cults .'S been considering winding up Campaneris, Oak 513 151 .294 Mythical Joe Namath Mets. The Cardinals don’t Ted Simmons singled in the year because of an ailing HOME RUNS have a realistic “magic the winning run for the Car­ right hip. NATIONAL LEAGUE: Schmidt, Phil 36; Wynn, LA 32; number, ” like the Dodgers, dinals in the bottom of the Matlack took his victory in but the fact is that the Bench, Cin 31; Perez, Cin 27; Cost Chicago Victory ninth, giving A1 Hrabosky stride. Cedeno. Hou 25. Pirates have lost eight of his eighth win against one “We could hurt them bad AMERICAN LEAGUE: CHICAGO (UPI) - The real and the their last 12 games and don’t loss. Hrabosky, the surprise in New York,” he said. “We Allen, Chi 32; Jackson, Oak 29; gathered our wits about us and mythical Joe Namath cost the look like they can stage a relief ace of the NL season, could knock them out of the Burroughs, Tex 25; Darwin, decided we did not want to lose the jOOO Chicago Bears a win over the New strong rally in their held the Cubs hitless for the race but this is no added Minn and Tenance, Oak 24. game.” York Jets Sunday, the Bears general­ remaining 10 games. last two innings after taking excitement for me because RUNS RATT ED IN They almost didn’t. Huff passed for ly agreed today. DodgiM-H 6, Padres 5 over for Bob Gibson. we’re not in it. But I would NATIONAL LEAGUE: 175 yards, including touchdown tosses First Namath’s reputation had the Dave Lopes hit a three-run Phillies .’{-5, l‘lx|ios 2-K like to see the National Bench, Cin 122; Schmidt, Phil of 11 yards to Carl Garrett and four to 115; Garvey, LA 108; Wynn, LA Bears “in awe” of him, resulting in a homer in the second inning Jay Johnstone’s two-run League team take it all.” Bob Parsons, and set up a one-yard 106; Perez, Cin 97. bad first half in which the Jets rolled and Joe Ferguson hit a two- triple was the big blow for Wayne Garrett tripled in plunge for another score by Jim AMERICAN LEAGUE: to a 20-0 lead. the Phillies in the first game the seventh inning Sunday as Harrison. Burroughs, Tex 115; Bando, Then Namath, according to Bears as Jim Lonborg won his 16th Richie Zisk tried but failed But Bobby Howfield’s 39-yard field Oak 102; Rudi, Oak 95; Darwin, Coach AbeGibron, “conn^” the of­ BERNARD A. LOZIER, game. Steve Rogers dropped for a shoetop catch of the Minn 93; Henderson, Chi and goal with 6:.30 left in the game put the ficials into letting the clock run for 50 his 21st decision against 14 line drive. Garrett scored on Jackson, Oak 92. decision out of reach by giving the , INC. seconds in the last minute without $4,ooo: i 22 REGENT ST. wins for the Expos. Willie a suicide squeeze as loser STOLEN RASES Jets a 23-14 lead. Earlier, Namath If running a play due to crowd noise. Davis went 4-for-4 for the Jerry Reuss fielded NATIONAL LEAGUE: passed to Rich Caster for 30 yards for Namath’s pioy, if it was that, so FORA VOLKSWAGEN? Celling Repairs Expos in the second game as Matlack’s bunt and threw Brock, St.L 114; Morgan, Cin a touchdown and hit John Riggins on a 58; Lopes, LA 55. aggravated Gibron that he charged The $4,000 Dasher. It’s a completely “The Dasher Is small on the outside the fun...driven hard It sounds virile & Replacements Mike Torrez raised his the ball over catcher Manny 32-yard pass play which turned into a ditlerent kind of car from Volkswagen. and big on the Inside, with uncramped and provides lots of performance." onto the field to protest to officials Quality Carpentry Work, record to 14-8. Sanguillen’s head. AMERICAN LEAGUE: TD when Jazz Jackson picked up The test reviews say It all. seating..." (road test) “ You can stack (ROAD AND TRACK) “Ydu Can fairly well North, Oak 54; Carew, Minn 37; that the Bears had been deprived of a Patios • Additions Riggins’ fumble and went 24 yards for "This new Dasher Is more than a car. every seat full of passengers with no leap your way through traffic ...the ride Lowenstein, Clev 35. chance to win by the running clock. It's a 7-polnt Richter shock wave..."(CAa complaints about lack of room...The Is outstanding." (road test) & Remodeling a score. Emerson Boozer also^scored PITCHING In the first half Namath was com­ AMD DHiVEa) “The tamily car of the future trunk Is bigger than some Manhattan “Dasher...has a level of perform* Free Estimates Ferguson Notches 24th NATIONAL LEAGUE: on a three-yard run in the first half. ...the car tor the next 25 years!" (popu- apartments." (car and driver) ance and handling that few drivers have pletely in charge. secutive win by hurling the Messersmith, LA 19-6; “We played a good first half,” Jets LAM MECHANICS) “Excellent performance and fuel the skill to exploit..." (road and track) Phone 646-4464 t, Itiiyiils ,‘i “He’s very rough,” Chicago defen­ Billingham, Cin 19-10; P. Coach Charley Winner said after “VW has achieved the almost un­ economy..." (popular mechanics) "The “The agility and ease with which the car Korgii.son Jenkins equalled White Sox over the A’s with a 200 sive back Alan Ellis said. ”He gets rid You recleve a gift of 1 lottery ticket sparkling five-hitter. Niekro, Atl 18-12; Sutton, LA 17- gaining his first victory as New York’s heard of—excellent performance, fuel cheapest peilormance that 91 octane can be made to negotiate an obstacle his best single season winning of the ball so fast, you get a little bit Lottery Tickets Kaat, who earned his 19th win 9; Gullett, Cin 17-11. head coach. “I was disappointed in for every $10 spent at Regals. The economy, and driveability..."(guide to will buy..." (CAR AND DRIVER) “It Is not course...Is nothing short of amazing." ~l total in the majors by capturing awed. You think pass too much. CM ECONOMY) "The body Is a perfect hard to lustily giving Dasher the title of (ROAD TEST) .against 13 losses, moved to AMERICAN LEAGUE: the second half. We suffered a little ■ his 24th victory as he pitched Sometimes you get a little awed and more you spend the more tickets you get. combination of styling and engineer­ ‘Top Economy Car.'" (guide to car $4,000 for a Volkswagen? No! $4,000 the Hangers over Kansas City. within one of the 2,000 strikeout Hunter, Oak and Jenkins, Tex letdown, I guess. *GRAND PRIZE* popular 24-12; Cuellar, Balt 21-10; worry about getting caught deep. We ing .” ( MECHANICS) ECONOMY) "Dasher’s engine Is part of lor a Dasherl The Hangers managed only mark with bis season's high. It Busby, KC 21-14; G. Perry, Clev register In our store five hits but cashed in on some marked the first time since were a little nervous.” 20-11; Tiant, Bos 20-13; Ryan, faulty Kansas City fielding for a .June, 1972 that the Sox were “I kept looking at what he was doing “ We’re trying to have a more Say it whara able to capture a season series Cal 20-16; Wood, Chi 20-18.' irswoRmm Ihrce-run sixth inning that and how he was doing it,” Bear balanced offense and we tried some from tlakland. *DASHER 2-DOOR SEDAN $3,975, suggested retail price P.O.E. Transportation, local taxes and broke up a 1-1 game. quarterback Gary Huff said. “He con­ thay sae it Tifjers (i, Itreuers .5 different things in the second half but REGAL MENiS SHOP other dealer charges, II any, additional. Wheel covers shown are optional at extra cost. Jenkins, who has lost 12, also trolled the game. He just stayed in it didn’t work too well. We were more won 24 games as well as the Cy Heggie Sanders drove in four Bediiclifinip H ins iia runs to lead the Tigers over there real calm and laid the ball in conservative.” MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER R Young award in 1971 with the TOLEDO, Ohio (UPI) - Hon there.” Chicago Cubs. He gave up seven Milwaukee. Sanders doubled ”It was two different halves,” 9:30 to 5:30 Daily. Thursdays til 9:00 pm Ted Trudon, Inc. Oatsifiad AD home the Tigers’ first run in the Beauchamp, who took the lead In the second half Huff followed Namath said. “Their pass rush on Saturday til 5:30 pm hits, walked none and struck on the first of 20 laps, went on to Namath’s example but the turnabout Tolland Turnpike, Rte. 83 Talcottvllle out five. first, hit a two-run homer in the third down turned things around for sixth and singled in a run in the win the American Motorcycle came too late. them in the second half. The impor­ TRI-CITY PLAZA, VERNON \\ liilf .Siox 3, \' m I Association Grand National SHOP i ftT*** ’*"* ***'• I-dl ,"**'* Veteran southpaw Jim Kaat, .seventh. “In the first half,” Huff said, “we tant thing for them was they made a 10:00 to 9:00 Daily. Saturday til 5:30 pm Participating Volkswagen dealers are official pit stops lUUliET W H A1 Kaline singled to left field Dirt Track Race Saturday night were missing the pass routes and for special Watkins Glon discount tickets. walking none and striking out with an average speed of over couple of big third down plays and cut 10. picked up his fifth con­ in (he seventh inning for his blocking assignments. At the half, we 2.999th major league hit. 60 miles per hour. our marches short. ”

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■'* 'f'’ - Getting its offense in high gear, MacLean scored his second of the Manchester High blanked Wilbraham p m e, and fourth of the season, 8:00 Country Club She lierath Academy of M assachusetts, 5-0, into the second half on a 20-yard blast MKMKER-MEIV1BER - John Saturday in soccer action at the from the left side. Fifteen seconds Kristof-Paul Hunt 63, Dick CLASSIFIED ADVERTISINQ losers’ field. later. Bob Odell rocketed a shot home Schotta-Bill Green 64, Don The forward line controlled the ball from 35-yards out to conclude the Tarca-Carl Mikolowsky 65, from midfield in and the passing of scoring. John Wilson-Bill Ogden 65, A1 Billy MacLean, Reiner Cacace and Manchester outshot Wilbraham, 35- Calamari-Tony Pagliughi 65, Ron Chittick-Todd Peck 65, Bob Tayo Stimac set the latter up one-on- 1. Cacace, a senior playing his first McGurkin-Bob Bonadies 66, \ one with the goalie. Stimac neatly put game of the year, was all over the Bob Lachapelle-Phil Sullivan PHONE 643-2711 the ball into the corner of the net 9:40 field. The Indians, now 2-1 overall and 66, George Eagleson-Bob into the first half. Cacace and 1-1 in the CCIL, return to league play Genovesi 66; Gross - Rich FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD MacLean then followed with picture Tuesday hosting Penney High of East Clough-Maynard Clough 73, goals at 14:03 and 19:58 respectively Hartford. Pete Foster-Ray Evelhoch 75. giving the Indians a 3-0 halftime lead. SKLKCTKI) NINE-Class A - X.C. INDEX Doc McKee 30-3-27, Don Tarca LEGAL ADVERTISING 32-5-27, Pat Mistretta 32-5-27; •yi y ADVERTISING NOTICES NOTICE 1 — Loot in d Found Class B - Dick Schotta 31-5-26, DEADLINE 2 — ADMISSION OF ELECTORS P sra o n ili Tom Migliore 33-6-27, Omer 12:00 noon the day before 3 — Announc«m»ntt RATES publication. u i: Gingras 33-5-28, Bill Skinner 34- TOWN OF BOLTON 4 — Entertainment • 0 McConvdie’s Clarke New Hero CONNECTICUT 1 day ...... 9 t word per day Deadline for Saturday and 5 Auctions 6-28, Warren Butler 34-6-28; 3 days ...... 8« ward per day Notice Is hereby given pursuant Monday is 12:00 Noon Friday Three Goals Class C - Herm Dvorak 33-8-25, 6 days ...... 7e word par day FINANCIAL to Section 9-17 of the General 26 days ...... 6c word per day 8 — Bonds-Stocks-Mortgegeo John Wilson 35-8-27, Phil PLEASE READ 9 — Personal Loans Statutes, that the Board for Ad­ 15 WORD MINIMUM Pace Victory On UConn Campus Sullivan 35-8-27; Low gross - 10 Insurance mission of Electors in the Town Happy Ads ...... $1.75 Inch Ted Plodzik 78; Blind bogey - YOUR AD EMPLOYMENT of Bolton, Connecticut, will Classified ads are taken over Ben DelM astro 100, John 13 — Help Wanted (Herald photo by Dunn) Scoring six goals in the first hold 2 sessions to examine the the phone as a convenience. 14 — Business Opportunities Fillaramo 100. 15 half, the Manchester Communi­ By Len Auster qualifications and act on the The Herald is responsible (or Situation Wanted Wotnen\s Town Doubles ISel Finalists ty College soccer team upended PRO .SWEEPS - Gross - Ted only one Incorrect insertion and applications of those persons theri only to the size of the EDUCATION STORRS— The big pre-season question for the Universi­ Plodzik 78, Doc McKee 79, Ray Health Care Facility to liise Here 16 — Private Instructions Runnvrups Millie Lucek, Sue Iladge and Whinners Marti Farliman, Tunxis Community College, 8-1, found eligible to apply for ad­ original insertion. Errors which — Linnea Everett ty of Connecticut football team was who would fill the Evelhoeh 79; Net - Marsh 19 Schools-Classes Saturday at Cougar Field. mission as Electors of the Town do not lessen the value of the 20 Instructions Wanted shoes of fullback Eric Torkelson, now of the Green Bay Warren 80-8-72, John Kristof 81- advertisement will not be cor­ Former East Catholic star Tim Under the shadow of a giant power shovel, a large group of right) Robert Shepard, Raymond LeBlanc, Caesar of Bolton. Packers. Torkelson had set season individual marks in 1973 8-73. rected by an additional inser­ REAL ESTATE*^ McConville registered the officials involved in the new home of the Connecticut Anquillare, Frank Roman, Hal Moffie and Vincent Said sessions will be held in the tion. 23 — Homes for Sale I.MMES - Criers - Class A - 24 — three-goal hat trick while Cap­ for most carries (276) and yards gained (1,233) in being the Association of Health Care Facilities conducted a ground­ Community Hall, 222 Bolton Lots-Lend for Sale Evereit-Par liman Atwood FG Net - Florence Barre 85-14-71, Botarelli. The other group (under the shovel, left to right) 25 — Investment Property tain Greg DeNies and John impetus to an 8-2-1 ledger. breaking ceremony last week off Tolland Tpke. at the consists of Vernon Mayor Frank McCoy, Manchester Center Road, Bolton, Connec­ 26 — Business Property Mary Gangewere 92-20-72, Ruby Lost and Found 27 — Motta each added two. 'The answer may have surfaced Saturday as pint-sized 5- ticut, on Monday evening, 1 Resort Property Clough 88-16-72; Gross - Edna Manchester-Vernon town line. At the controls of the power Mayor John Thompson, architect Richard Lawrence, 26 Real Estate Wanted Lifts Rams September 30th, 1974 from 7:00 MIDGET 10,175-pound sophomore Russ Clarke ran his way into the Hilinski 87; Class B - Net - Rika shovel is Francis DellaFera of Manchester, president of Manchester Town Manager Robert Weiss, association FOUND - Female shepherd, Repeat in Tennis o’clock P.M. to 9:00 o’clock MISC. SERVICES McConville’s first marker school and conference record books in pacing defending Horvath 90-24-66, Alice Ansaldi the association, with Manchester Police Chief James secretary Vera Arterburn, architect Arnold Lawrence, black and tan. Call Dog 31 — Services Offered P.M. and Monday evening, Oc­ □ NOTICES 32 — Pamting-Papering FOOTBALL To Victory was unassisted with winger Bill Yankee Conference champ UConn to a 36-22 victory over 91-22-69; Gross - Grace Shea 95. Reardon standing by. The group of six men at the left is the Warden, 646-4555. Repeating their success of a year ago, Linnea Everett and contractor John Camera. (Herald photo by Pinto) tober 7th, 1974 from 7:00 o’clock 33 — Building-Contraclmg Hale assisting on the next two Vermont before 8,752 rain drenched fans at Memorial E O l R B VU, - Florence board of directors of the association. They are (left to 34 Roofing-Sidmg and Marti Parliman retained their Town Women’s Mixed P.M. to 9:00 o’clock P.M. 35 — Heating-Plumbing tallies as MCC built a 3-0 Stadium. Bane-Cora Anderson-Eileen Lost a n d F ound FOUND - 3 or 4-month old male Doubles Tennis Tournament championship last Saturday Scoring early and often, the margin. Bob McHoan scored The qualifications are as puppy, black and light tan. Call 36 — Flooring Just before the final gun, Not your typical sized fullback, Clarke toted the pigskin Plodzik-Joanne Hunt 66, Agnes 37 — Moving-Trucking-Storage Tolland Tornadoes follows: Applicant must be a Kathi, 649-1613. 38 morning at the Tennis Forum. John Atwood booted a 25-yard for Tunxis but two minutes 44 times for 207 yards and four touchdowns. The 44 carries Romayko-Marion Zamaitis- LOST - six month old black and Services Wanted whitewashed the Jets, 46-0, field goal to give Rockville later DeNies found the mark 14 Will Coordinate citizen of the United States who brown German shepherd puppy. The team whipped Sue Carol Dauer def. Joe eclipsed the school standard jointly held by Torkelson and Elsie Crockett-Ruth Martin 67. FOUND - Beagle puppy, male, MISC. FOR SALE Saturday at Mt. Nebo in midget High a 3-0 victory over Hall reestablishing the bulge. Motta BES'I’ 1,5 - Class A - Don Tar­ has attained the age of eighteen Vicinity Porter Street. Wearing 41 — Articles for Sale Hadge and Millie Lucek in Lombardo-Ann Tobin 7-5, 7- tri-color. Contact Coventry Dog 42 — Building Supplies football action. High Saturday in football action and DeNies scored again before Vin Clements while the four scores equaled the conference (18) years and who is a bona black collar. Call 649-6040. ca 62-9-53, John Wilks 62-8-54, Democratic Campaign Warden, 423-6524. 43 — Pets -Birds- Dogs straight sets, 6-4, 6-4. The 6; Lester Roberts-Rose mark of 24 points established by Clements in 1970 against — Steve Soucy opened the in West Hartford. In another the half ended. Joe Wall 63-9-54, Bill King 56-2- fide resident of the Town of 44 Livestock LOST - female Sealpoint — matches were switched in­ McGurkin def. Sandy Yoell scoring on a 36-yard run and area clash. South Windsor High the very same Catamounts. Clarke, a West Haven High POLICE REPORT Bolton. Dated at Bolton, FOUND - Shepherd, male, 45 Boats & Accessories 54, Nevil Fay 63-9-54, Tom Siamese cat, last seen Monday, 46 — Sporting Goods doors due to the inclement by default; Marsh-Marilyn added a two-point conversion Reserve Mark Pollard Connecticut, this 18th day of ellow. Contact Coventry Dog — bowed to Glastonbury, 18-12, in and Milford Academy product who sat out his freshman Zemke 61-7-54; Class B - A1 Car- Manchester Parkade area. Call ye 47 Garden Products weather. Warren, bye; Brad for an 8-0 lead. After the Jets Central Valley Conference notched the seventh goal while year with an injury, had three touchdown runs pf one yard A special committee of 14 The committee consists of September, 1974. W,"arden, 423-6524. 46 — Antiques mienke 63-13-50, Pete Taylor 63- MANCHESTER Michael Searo of 108 Spencer 643-2587. 49 Wanted to Buy The winners had to come Parliman-Cathy Wynn def. punted to Tolland's 20, Bruce play. Motta rounded out the scoring. Manchester Democrats has Mayor John Thompson; Town Virginia A. Assard and another for eight. 11-52, Stan Mloganoski 67-14-53; Weekend arrests included; St. Sunday during the day. from behind in both sets to Ed Lemieux-Peggy McCoan Johnson raced 80 yards for a TD The three-pointer by Atwood MCC outshot Tunxis, 50-19. been announced to coordinate Directors Phyllis Jackston, William J. Houle FOUND - Beagle cross, male, RENTALS Despite the driving rain storm, UConn didn't lose a fum­ Class C - Pete Griffiths 68-17-51, • John B. Riley, 23, of 129 • Someone ransacked the black and tan. Contact Coven­ 52 — Rooms for Rent with Soucy adding two points. was the first points registered Next clash for the 2-0 Cougars campaign efforts locally for the Matt Moriarty Jr., Pascal Registrars of Voters — triumph, overcoming 4-2 dis­ 6-4, 3-6, 6-3; Mai Darling-Sue ble while UVM lost five, three of which converted into John Wilson 66-15-51; Low gross Rachel Rd. and John R. Caine, apartments of R. Cahill, C. try Dog Warden, 423-6524. 53 Apartments for Rent In the second quarter, Mike by the Rams this campaign. is today at Southern Connec­ state Democratic ticket. Prignano and John Tani; Mary Catherine K. Leiner Legal Notice 54 — Homes for Rent advantages in both. Mrs. Rogers, bye; Don-Betty touchdowns. Bob Gilligan fumbled the opening kickoff at - Bill King 72; Blind bogey - 26, of 94 Chambers St. were Laskarin, John C. Bechen and 55 — Business for Rent Emgee scored on a 56 yard run. Rockville, now 1-0-1, battled ticut’s JVs. In keeping with the LeDuc; Alfred Campbell; Town Clerk Everett is also the town Sherman, bye; George his own 20 and it took the Huskies six plays to score with Rudy Pierro 99. arrested Sunday at 3;57 a.m. Terry Beardsley on Tudor Lane FOUND - Dachshund puppies, 56 Resort Proparty tor Rent Jim Titus tallied on a short East Catholic in its opener to a Democratic leadership decision Charles Higgins; Roger Negro; Bolton The Conn. Department of one male two females. Contact 57 — Wanted to Rent women's singles champion. Boser-Linnea Everett, bye. PRO SWEEPS - Gross - Bill and both charged with'intoxica- Saturday night. Missing are a 56 Misc for Rent burst and with Emgee adding a 0-0 stalemate. Hall had the Clarke diving over from the one. Greg Sinay made the first to work through local town Irene PLsch; James Holmes; Transportation, Bureau of Ad­ Coventry Dog Warden, 423-6524. King 72. Woody Clark 76; Net - tion and breach of peace. The pistol, a watch valued at $85, Both teams were finalists Second round: Custer- of his four PATs for a quick 7-0 lead. ministration, Purchases Sec­ AUTOMOTIVE two-point conversion, Tolland statstical edge over the Rams, A1 Carmienke 79-13-66, Pete com m ittees, in a move to John Sullivan; Leonard Seader a year ago with the same Hadge def. Lessners 6-0,6-1 College Netmen charges stem from an some cash and a large quantity TOWN OF MANCHESTER 61 — Autos (or Sale held a 30-0 halftime lead. 231-178, but Coach Mike Sim­ After strong-armed quarterback Bob Bateman hooked provide unified efforts, the and Walter Schardt. tion, will accept bids on Parsonals 2 — Taylor 83-11-72. attempted break and entry at of liquor. 62 Trucks for Sale results. Lombardo-Hickey def Soucy skyjacked a Gary mons' club had the important up with Bill Looker for a 67-yard scoring strike, UConn Grasso-Killian ticket isn’t Its first meeting is at 8 September 30,1974 at 10:30 AM, 63 — Heavy Equipment for Sate Open With Win the Taylor Rental Center on • The 1968 Chevrolet Impala LEGAL 64 — The Men's Doubles and Fendel-Ansaldi 6-4, 3-6, 7-6 t Marineau aerial early in the stat— points on the scoreboard. naming local coordinators, as tonight at 505 E. Middle Tpke. EDST, covering the Clearning HALL FOR RENT - for wed­ Motorcycies-Bicycles jumped to a 22-7 lead with Clarke tallying both. After the Center St. dark green two-door with black dings, showers, parties, 65 Campers-Trailers-Moblle Mixed Doubles advanced to Dows def. Coxs 4-6, 6-4, 6-4 third period and raced 76 yards Glastonbury’s Phil Bernidi second TD, quarterback Brad Rock and A1 MacLellan has been the practice in (campaign headquarters for NOTICE of Boilers at Restaurants, Gas Homes Both posted $150 non-surety vinyl top of Jesse Johnson of 32 American Legion Home, 643- — the final round, tentatively White-Parliman def to paydirt: Steve Candito put ran for two touchdowns and Opening on a successful note previous Democratic cam­ Ted Cummings, Democratic The Zoning Board of Appeals Stations and Toll Stations on the 66 Automotive Service teamed up for a two-point conversion. bonds for court Oct. 7. Oak St. was stolen Saturday 5747 or 646-9171. 67 — Autos tor Rent-Lease two more points on the board. Eric Farno registered a safety Saturday was the Manchester paigns. candidate for 12th District state at a meeting on September 16, Connecticut Turnpike and set for Saturday, Tourney Nightingales by default Behind Bateman, Vermont rallied to tie it at 22. Larry • Paul Mocko, 31, of 75 Birch morning from where it was Early in the final canto. Bob in the win over South Windsor. Community College tennis The 14-member local com­ representative). 1974 made the following Parkways and Toll Bridges. Tournament Director Ray Roman-Dauer def. Bowds 6 Looker scored from three yards out in the first period and St. and Henry J. Russell, 51, of parked at his home. Pellerin scored from six yards The Tomahawks successfully team, ’3-2 over Tunxis Com­ mittee will encourage par­ decisions; Proposals are available at the MADAM ULIA Camposeo reports. 3,7-5; Warrens def. Roberts 77 Birch St. were both charged • The 1966 Ford LTD, black out with Johnson making the added a pair of two-point con­ munity College. a Bateman to Paul Jarry four-yard rollout pass knotted it. AND ticipation in day-to-day cam­ Richard T. Day — Reduce Bureau of - Administration, H elp Wanted 13 McGurkin by default with breach of peace Saturday with four doors of Perry Dod­ READER AND ADVISDR final count 46-0. versions. In sin g les, MCC’s Mike Bateman and Jarry teamed up for a two-point conversion paign efforts, will raise funds, front yard to 45 feet for purpose Purchases Section, 17 Van Dyke Mixed doubles: First after a fight was reported son of 69 Horton Rd. was TOWN OF ANDOVER Advice on; love, marriage, Darling-Rogers def Action in the Midget Football The Bobcats of Coach Ralph Murray won with a pair of 6-1 for the deadlocker. will encourage the sign-up of of erecting addition to dwelling Avenue, Hartford, Conn. Atten­ round: Earl Custer-Sue RADK between the two neighbors at 8 reported stolen Saturday at 6:50 business, health and work. MECHANIC - Part-time, Parliman-Wynn 6-1, 6-3; League Friday finds the Giants McCarroll, now 1-1, had a sets while Bob Marko also won, UConn wouldn’t be denied however scoring two fourth new voters and will get out the — 24 Camp Meeting Road — tion: Mr. William J. Harvey. Hadge bye; Emily-Joe p.m. Both were released on $100 p.m. from where it was parked NOTICE If you are worried or in doubt, experience necessary. Apply in Boser-Everett def. Sher­ vs. the Jets and in the nightcap scoring run from Dave Hauck 6-2, 6-4. Rich Gordon lost in stanza TDs. Clarke hit paydirt for the fourth time with vote Nov. 5 — Election Day. OF REGISTRARS GRANTED, effective Joseph B. Burns person. Boland Motors, 369 Lessner def. Don-Mary non-surety bonds for court Oct. by the Sears Store at the she can help with all your mans by default. the Chargers vs. the Patriots. and a TD pass from quarter­ three sets, 6-2, 3-6, 6-2. Notice is hereby given that September 26, 1974. Commissioner of Center Street, Manchester. what proved to be the winning points. Two minutes later a TONHHIT 7. Parkade. problems. Brookshire by default; Dan Third round: Custer- Play begins at 6:30. Sunday, the back Joe Bartle to Matt Dubiel. In doubles action, MCC’s the Registrars of Voters for the C&R Whitesell— Variance to Transportation Rock to Rich Hedgepeth five-yard aerial clinched it. 8:00 (24) llg. Eiigifg with breach of peace in connec­ chairs. He then put them in his Club Newington, Conn. Street, Manchester. def. Hank-Deanna Katz 6-0, through with a 2-6, 6-3, 6-2 win the Town Office Bldg., School - DENIED. FOR ADMISSION Warrens def. Roman-Dauer Unser Tops Yarborough Wins journey to New Haven for the annual clash with Yale. tion with a domestic distur­ car and drove off. Police are in­ OF ELECTORS 667-1145 4-6, 6-0; Ray-Pat Cox def. securing the triumph. Road, for the purpose of Raymond Damato — Reduce 6-2, 6-1; Boser-Everett def. TRENTON (UPI) - Bobby NORTH WILKESBORO, N.C. bance. Court is Oct. 7. vestigating. TOWN OF ANDOVER, CONN. Backs preparing the preliminary rear yard to 20 feet to permit Emil-Millie Lucek 6-2, 6-3; Darling-Rogers 6-1, 6-1. Unser, who benefited from an (UPI) — Cale Yarborough got a • Margaret E. Barry, 64, of Notice is hereby given that -Barber Triumphs- registry list. enclosed patio between house COMPANION LIVE-IN Noel-Betty Nightingale, error by A.J. Foyt in judging boost from a caution flag Sun­ 115 Parker St. was arrested Patrolman Larry Wilson held Semifinals: White- Opener Postponed Beatrice E. Kowalski and garage — 24 Homestead the Board for Admission of RIDE WANTED from North bye; Mike White-Marti his fuel supply, captured the day as he held off Richard Pet­ Saturday at 4:40 p.m. and his gun on five young men Sun­ Center Electors for the Town of An­ Main St. - to State Capitol, Parliman def. Custer-Hadge KINGS MILLS, Ohio (UPI)- lion Tour, is back in business. Manchester Community Mary W. Marion Street — GRANTED, effective • Work In Manchester area Parliman bye; Ken-Gail first place trophy in ty to win the Wilkes 400 Nets Sign Moore charged with reckless driving. day at 11 a.m. in the basement Hartford. Working hours, 8:30- 6-3, 6-4; Boser-everett def. At age 43, Miller Barber is Searching for a win to restore College's opening fall baseball Registrars of Voters, September 26, 1974. dover will be in session in the • To help the elderly or sick Indianapolis-style racing Sun­ NASCAR Grand National stock FARMINGDALE, N.Y. Court is Oct. 7. of the house owned by the St. The Democratic Club of 4:30, Monday-Frioay. Call 643- Bowd, bye; Sol Roman- Warrens 7-5, 6-2. becoming mellower, balder and his confidence, the easygoing game Sunday afternoon at Mt. Town of Andover Mary T. Ivaniski — Town Office Building on Mon­ • Full or part-time day at the Trenton Times Split car race. (UPI) — The New York Nets • David Embser, 18, of 39 James Church on Park St. They Manchester has endorsed the 4345, after 4:30, pudgier. Sherman, Tex., native whipped Nebo was postponed due to wet Maintenance of canopies on the day, September 30, 1974 from • No fees, top pay, vacation 300. With 20 laps left on the five- announced the signing Sunday both a Jack Nicklaus-led field Judith Dr. was arrested Sunday looked suspicious. $1.4 million Regional Oc­ 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. in accor­ And maybe better. grounds and unplayable field side wall of renovated premises $50 REWARD - for the return of bonus eighths of a mile North of center Otto Moore, a six-year at 1 p.m. and charged with They told police they were cupational Center being Barber, for years always a and a batch of nasty weather to conditions. TOWN OF MANCHESTER on Trotter Street — 101-109 dance with State Statute Sec. 9- 72 8-track tapes, stolen from • Be paid weekly by us working for the demolition proposed for Manchester. Wolkesboro Motor Speedway, veteran from the National solid contender on the win the $150,000 Ohio Kings reckless driving. Court is Oct. Center Street - GRANTED, 17 for the purpose of admitting party at Hagans. Call 649-8474. • Be backed by RN supervis­ company from Rocky Hill that Its action by resolution Five Major Upsets Petty trailed Yarborough by Basketball Association. Professional Golfers Associa- Island Open Sunday. 14. LEGAL with conditions, effective im­ all persons who are found to be ion. nearly a lap. I ■ ii| ii- - is coming to raze the building to follows a similar action last mediately. qualified to be Electors of the Weekend thefts and breaks in­ build a parking lot. They came spring by the Democratic Town NOTICE Notice of these decisions has Town of Andover. □ FINANCIAL HOMEMAKERS UPJOHN The Planning and Zoning You certainly can... find relief cluded; early to recover a refrigerator. Committee and two weeks ago been filed in the Town Clerk’s The qualifications are as 246-6805 • Tools were taken from the Police let them go. by the Republican Town Com­ Commission will hold public follows: Applicant must be In College Ranks Office. Bonds-Stocks-Morigagas 8 WE W ill HOT car of Elizabeth Hasson of Er- mittee. hearings on October 7, 1974 at Zoning Board eighteen years of age, must be :*ART-TIME evening help About midnight Saturday, 7:30 p.m. in the Municipal HAY-FEVER a tS tS ffM B R doni Rd., Columbia Sunday The facility would be placed of Appeals a resident of the Town of An­ MORTGAGES, loans first, se­ wanted at Shakey's Pizza Building to hear and consider NEW YORK (UPI) - Nebraska, Fick hit Dave Jackson with a 38- night from where it was parked someone drove a motor vehicle on the campus of Manchester Bernard R. Johnson, dover, if foreign born must be a cond, third. All kinds. Realty Parlor. Vernon. Apply in per­ the following petitions: Penn State, LSU, Arkansas and UCLA yard scoring pass and threw a 30- appliances at the Meadows Convalescent over many mail box posts on Community College, on 2.2 Chairman naturalized citizen. statewide, credit rating un- son, Vernon Circle. UNDERSOLD LOUISE C. & W. HARRY all were upset Saturday in one of the yarder to Mark Fetter. The other SIN U S Sufferers TV CENTERS Home on Bidwell St. the west side of Vernon St. acres deeded the town by the Paul J. Rossetto, Ruth K. Munson, nece.ssary. Reasonable, nliden- Here's good newt for youl E>clusi«e new Neighbors heard noises at that state. ENGLAND - ZONE CHANGE tial. quick arrangements. Alvin EXPERIENCED operator, most surprising early-season Satur­ Iowa touchdown came on a four-yard Allows you to breathe eosily— stops watery s a is s — Let us prove it! • Over $200 in cash was Secretary Town Clerk "hard core" SYNA’CIEAR DecongetlanI eyes and runny nose. You con buy SYNA* time. A referendum question con­ - EAST CENTER STREET & Lundy Agency. 527-7971. 100 excellent commission and in­ loblels act inslonlly ond continuously to ClEAR at your fovorite drug counter, with* stolen from the home of Dated this 23rd day of for Board for days in recent years in college foot­ run by Fetter to complete a 91-yard MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST Consiitution Plaza, Hartford. centive program. Call Mrs. drain and clear all notol-tinut covilies. One out need for o prescription. SotisfocKon cerning the $1.4 million ap­ September, 1974. Admission of Electors ball. march late in the fourth quarter. "hord core" tablet gives up to 8 hours relief guaranteed by maker. Try it today. Item 1 To change the zoning Evenings, 233-6879. Clark. Tres Chic Beauty Salon, from poin and pressure of congestion. Other weekend reports in­ propriation will be considered While the big three — top-ranked Bohlig completed 14 of 21 passes for cluded: by Manchester voters on Nov. from Business II, Residence A 303 East Center Street, 643-2483. MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd Ohio State, second-ranked Notre 242 for Wisconsin, a two-touchdown Introductory Offer W orth ...... $ 1 .5 0 and Residence B to Business III General Electric • An 18-year-old East Hamp­ 5. The state would reiinburse mortgages — interim financing FULL AND part-time for approximately 5 acres at Dame and No. 3 Alabama — were underdog to Nebraska. The ton girl stepped on a loose the town for the entire con­ NOTICE , — expeditious and confidential salesladies wanted at. Pilgrim Cut out this ad — take to a drug store. Purchase one pock of ABOUT the corner of Middle Turnpike coasting to their expected lopsided Cornhuskers lost star quarterback SYNA-CIEAR I3's ond receive one more SYNA*CIEAR 12 Peck Free. manhole cover at Walnut and struction cost, upon completion PUBLIC HEARING service, J.D. Real Estate Mills Fabric Store, 434 Oakland East and East Center Street — • ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS victories, the fourth-ranked David Humm early in the game but it Llggttt Drug Arch Sts. and it gave way. She of the center. The town would Assoc. 646-1980. Street. 646-4422. TOWN south side of corner as shown on Cornhuskers, seventh-ranked Lions was their defense which eventually let ManchMttr Parkad* COLOR TV.SPECIAL! fell partway in, sustaining absorb interest costs — es­ BOARD OF DIRECTORS a plan entitled "Louise C. TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT OVERDUE BILLS? - We'll them down, giving up two fourth- slight bruises. timated today at about $60,000. :iy and llth-ranked Bruins were vic­ England and W. Harry England Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of solve your problems. Unlimited home, Keeney School area, one period touchdowns. • The windshield of a state timized by heavy underdogs. The parish life committee of highway pickup truck was East Center Street and East Manchester, Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing in the money to property owners. child. Monday-Friday, days. Statewide, quick, confidential. Louisiana State, ranked sixth, lost to Navy scored in the last minute of Emanuel Lutheran Church will smashed by a rock Saturday middle Turnpike, Manchester, Hearing Room at the Municipal Building, 41 Center Street, Call 646-3916. No. 12 Texas A&M and No. 9 Arkansas the first half on a four-yard pass from meet tonight at 7:30 in,the Conn. Scale: 1 inch equals 20 Manchester, Connecticut, Tuesday, October 1,1974, at 8:00 p.m. Burke Mortgage Company, 649- morning where it was parked at 0378 anytime. was upset by Oklahoma State. fullback Bob Jackson to Robin church reception room. 436 W. Middle Tpke. Three Attend feet, July 3, 1968 Griswold to consider and act on the following: Iowa, winless since 1972, shocked Ameen. Most of the game at Universi­ • An ambulance attendant Health Seminar Engineering Inc.” Proposed additional appropriation to Educational Special WANTED UCLA 21-10 at Iowa City behind two ty Park, Pa. was played in heavy rain A Reed-Eaton Circle of Com­ was knocked down by a This is a resumption of the Projects, Fund 41 — $9,970,00 for Workshop Without Walls, to be Person for car claan up and Manchester was represented touchdown passes by Rob Fick. and wind. Penn State, which out- munity Baptist Church will typewriter thrown at him Sun­ hearing which was commenced financed from State Vocational Education Grant. □ EMPLOYMENT polithing. Exparlanca meet Tuesday at 7:45 p.m. at by three food-health inspectors on .July 1, 1974. Proposed additional appropriation to Educational Special Wisconsin’s Gregg Bohlig threw a 77- gained Navy 375 yards to 171, didn’t day at 8.30 p.m. on Rachel Rd. preferred. Fringe banaflta, the church. Friday at an all-day seminar at EAST CENTER STREET score until the last 4:41 when Tom by a young man. The am­ Projects, Fund 41 — $4,609.00 for Non-Public School provisions of Help Wanted 13 advancement, good pay. yard touchdown pass to Jeff Mack Post Junior College, Water- CORPORATION - ZONE Section 10-266 (a-e) for Disadvantaged Children, to be financed Apply; Service Manager Shuman hit Jerry Jeram with a five- Learning to drive Sq. Inch Viewing Area bulance crew of two men had with less than four minutes left to 60 St. Mary’s Episcopal Church been called to the scene by the bury, sponsored by the State CHANGE - EAST CENTER from State Grant. DILLON FORD beat Nebraska 21-20. Navy stopped yard TD pass, but Shuman’s pass for will have a Bible study Tuesday Health Department. STREET & LENOX STREET Proposed additional appropriation to Educational Special young man’s mother as she NURSES’ AIDES | 319 Main SL, Manciiestar Penn State’s 13-game winning streak the two-point conversion was batted can be fun at 9;:i0 a.m. at 463 E. Center St. thought he was sick. The crew The three are John Salicius, Item 2 To change the zoning Projects, Fund 41 — $2,431.00 for Toy Lending Library Program, I 7-6 as the Nittany Lions’ placekicker, down. later took the youth to the health inspector; Ronald from Business I to Business III to be added to existing account No. 176, to be financed from State Part-time or Full-time . . . and at Destination Safety, it is fun. We offer thorough Chris Bahr, missed four field goal It was Penn State’s first loss at Manchester Chapter, emergency room of the Kraatz, principal sanitarian; for two parcels at the corner of Grant. gj 3-11,11-7 I instruction in both automatic and standard transmission and James Fogarty, health in­ AIR FORCE Reserve - Be a attempts and Penn State fumbled the home and its first loss to an Eastern SPEB.SQSA, will meet tonight Manchester Memorial Lenox Street and East Center Proposed additional appropriation to Educational Special paid volunteer. Part-time. No driving. You will progress from basic fundamentals spector and environmental of­ $ Apply: i ball away five times. opponent since 1970. at 7:30 at the Teen Center Hospital. Street as shown on a plan en­ Projects, Fund 41 — $2,950.00 for Environmental Education 1974- experience necessary. Call through preparation for your Motor Vehicle Department ficer. MANCHESTER MANOR Meanwhile, fullback Bucky Sams Okiahoma State freshman Wes Annex of the Manchester titled: “East Center Street 75, to be financed from receipts of surrounding towns. Colleet, (413) 593-5237,5238. Recreation Center. The The purpose of the seminar Corp. East Center Street at Proposed additional appropriations to Educational Special NURSING HOME scored from a yard out with 5:46 to Hankins returned a punt 83 yards for a test. We have instructors with experience as public school Police are seeking a man who Driver Education teachers and we are especially success­ rneeting is open to all area men apparently caused a three-car was to explain the state’s new Lenox Street, Manchester, Projects, Fund 41 — $1,785.00 for Health Education Program, to 646-0120 ^ MATURE housekeeper wanted play as Texas A&M stopped LSU and touchdown and halfback Kenny gg.DAY CARRY-IN Public Health Code, which goes ful in the instruction of young people. For details, call interested in singing four-part collision Saturday at about 4 Conn. Scale: 1 inch equals 100 be financed from a State Grant. - Duties ineliule care of two Abhy Daigle kicked four field goals to Walker scampered five yards to ARD SERVICE WaUDED into effect Jan. 27, 1975. Before sehoiilaged children, Monday us at 646-0804. (parte A labor) within our aaivka arta barbershop harmony. p.m. on W. Middle Tpke. near I- feet. Dated Aug. 1974. Griswold Proposed additional appropriation to 1974-75 Sewer Operating help Oklahoma State bury Arkansas bolster Daigle’s accurate toe as the lASr TERMS with Approved C re d it food-health inspectors can be & Fuss Inc.” Budget, Transfer to Sewer Reserve Fund — $25,000.00 for exten­ I’ART-TIMK janitorial work, llirmigli Eriday. approximately *MlnIrmjm rtUH pricb 86. After the collision, the man 26-7. Cowboys stunned the Razorbacks, up­ Novena of the Miraculous certified unaer the new law, A copy of each application sion of sewers to include westerly portion of Linwood Drive (Nos. mornings or evenings. 11-6 Own iransportatio'n 5 WEEK C O U RSE-$65 drove away at high speed necessary. 646-8257. The victory for Iowa, which was 0- set victors last week over Southern Medal and Benediction of the cha.sed by the driver of a fourth they must attend the has been filed in the Town 102, 95, 92, 81; Morrone Lot and 67, 66) to be financed by issuing Manchester area. Call 649-5334. (3U hours classroom, 6 hours behind the wheel) explanatory seminars. 11 last year and lost its opener to California. /Guaranteed / Blessed Sacrament will be car who observed the accident. Clerk’s office and may be in­ temporary notes to be paid from anticipated income from sewer Michigan last week, was the biggest Y Savings y Guardardian Service V Master Charge celebrated tonight at 7: ;10 at the Following that step, they must spected during normal office assessments ip accordance with Section 7-269A of the Connecticut FUI.L-TIME Janitorial WANTED All-America Archie Griffin rushed That driver gave police the Superintendent needed for of the surprises. The Hawkeyes, a Church of the Assumption, S. license plate number of a car pass a written examination, an hours. General Statutes revised. Mature woman to handle ac­ for 134 yards and one touchdown and on-the-job examination and a apartment buildings. Free three-touchdown underdog who gave Adams St. police later found damaged in Planning and ALLOCATIONS - REVENUE SHARING apartment, good salary. Must counts receivable and other his brother Ray, a freshman, scored MANCHESTER- second written examination. up 401 points last season, limited Destination Safety CONSUMER East Hartford. Zoning Commission Proposed allocations from Revenue Sharing Fund 81: Im­ be dependable, handy, and various duties In small con­ twice to lead top-ranked Ohio State to The new law affects all public UCLA quarterback Joim Sciarra to 82 Automobile and Motorcycle Manchester Philatelic Socie­ The drivers of the other two Alfred Sieffert, provements to entrance and exit of Charter Oak Park — $15,000. willing to work at maintenance, genial office. Auto a 51-10 rout of Oregon State. iManchester P a r k a d e food services and it is the yards in passing. Sciarra piled up Driver Training ty will have an auction at its cars are Bernadette Greco, 25, Chairman Phyllis Jackston, Secretary minor repairs, and lawn care. dealership. Knowledge of No. 2 Notre Dame walloped meeting Tue.sday at 7; :10 p.m. at primary responsibility of each Joseph Swensson, Seeking adult without children. almost 400 yards total offense in of New Haven and Angelo Board of Directors typing and bookkeeping es­ Northwestern 49-3 behind Tom Mott’s Community Hall. Those Alleano, 25, of East Hartford. town to see that procedures, Secretary Manchester, Connecticut Write Box "B " Manchester sential. Call Mrs. Seraphin at UCLA’s previous game against Herald, giving age, experience, Clements' 182-yard passing perfor­ having lots to submit arc asked All three cars were towed from standards and enforcement are Dated this 23rd day of Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this thirteenth day of 875-3369 or 643-2485. 9 West Middle Turnpike, Manchester, Conn. 06040 Tel. 646-0804 liievious employment. Tennessee. mance. to be at the hall at 7 15. where they were found. carried out. September, 1974. September, 1974. l*A(iK FOURTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon,, Sept. 23, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Sept. 23, 1974— PAGE FIFTEEN Ha/p W a n M H tlp W§nt0d 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Homes For Solo 23 Servicee Ottered 31 Heating-Plumbing 35 Real Estate Wanted 28 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• s RODGER’S Car Wash-Wax, 770 Homes tor Sale 23 Homes for Bale 23 PART TIME- telephone inter­ Dogs-BIrds-Pots 43 FILE CLERK - Relief ALL CASH for your property Main Street. Also newspaper BOTTI Heating and Plumbing - MACHINISTS switchboard operator - Will viewers to work from your own RNs - LPNs - AIDES Publisher's notice: HAPPY ADS pick-up. Rake leaves, cut ^ ass. Prompt, courteous service. Call within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, DOG-CAT boarding reser­ train. Pleasant personality a home. Interesting work for well 647-1529. 643-1496. PRESS ROOM WORNNG FOREMAN known department store. Three ALL SHIFTS All real estate advertised In this newspaper Is subject to NEW HOMES instant service. Hayes Agency, vations. Combined inside/out- Brkigapoft, Laiha, Jig Bora must. Office experience 646-0131. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• We find the house and Cinlimalie Oparatora necessary. Contact Mr. Foreman wanted to run small press room. Must have to four hours daily, five days the Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 which makes It II- Peinting-Papering 32 FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing side runs, partitioned privacy, per week. No experience We have them...duplex on germicidal lighting. Canine you make the home. naadad for tacond Tischofer, The Rourke-Eno experience in die setting and ability to direct a work Competitive pay scale; & legal to advertise "any preference, limitation, or dls- - Repairs and remodeling. RCALTOR necessary. We are willing to Woodland, two large raised WE WILL buy your house. Call ahift . Top wagaa, frlnga f’aper Company, 261 Weston force of 8-10 operators. Benefits: paid vacation, sick ^ crimination baaed on race, color, religion, or national COLLEGE Graduate students Prompt service on emergency. Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon Road, danial I. raale train. Work starts immediate- ranches up off Autumn Street, anytime, Hutchins Agency, Manchester, 646-5971. HUS banafits and ovartima. Street, Hartford, 522-8211. An pay, life insurance, major g origin, or an Intention to make any such preference, available for exterior and in­ Phone 643-7024. Apply directly to Iv. Call 643-6774. a deluxe cape under construc­ Realtors, 649-5324. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Exparianca raquirad. Equal Opportunity Employer. medical insurance, disability ^ limitation, or discrimination." g: terior painting. Six years tion plus a four bedroom Flooring 38 AKC REGISTERED Siberian DRIVE BY this Family Style Ranch on Tracy Drive, LA POINTE INDUSTRIES, INC. pay, paid holidays. Drop in SELLING your house? Call us experience. Fully insured. Free Husky .- Male. Reasonably Apply at: This newspaper will not knowingly accept any adver- colonial...all with first and we’ll make you a cash estimates. Call our com­ anxious builder offers living room, large country RELIABLE Woman - To care 155 West Main St. Rockville, Conn. AVON and see our modern facilities. g tising for real estate which Is In violation of the law. Our FLOOR Sanding-Refinishing, priced. Gray and white, under kitchen with built-ins, three bedrooms, two full baths, for elderly gentleman, .oc­ ASSUMABLE mortgages and offer. One day service. T. J. petitors, than call us, 649-7034. one year old. 646-1477. TH ELE-M I CORPORATION An equal opportunity employer m /f WANT TO PUT A B -t-G g readers are hereby Informed that all dwellings adver- we might consider taking your Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. (specializing in older floors). two car garage, fireplace in full walk out basement, 1 Milctiell Drive, Mandiester casional weekends. Call 875- MEADOWS Ceilings and inside painting. 9382 after 6. PRESENT UNDER YOUR g tised In this newspaper are available on an equal op- present home in trade. T.J. INSIDE - Outside painting, large sun deck. Call now and choose colors, offered at 643-2362 § portunity basis. ^ c i a l rates for pmple over K. John Verfaille, 646-5750, 872- $44,900. CHILDREN’S CHRISTMAS CONVALESCENT CENTER Crockett, Realtors, 643-1577 SELL YOUR HOUSE through 2222. LAW ENFORCEMENT - No TREE? Earn extra money as 333 Bkiwall SL J. Watson Beach Real Estate Fully insured. Estimates given. Tktrt ii I kif 6 or FIVE GARAGES 647-9767, 646-3545. appliances included. 124 Go with this newly Hated and available. Ideal for horse and r e p a ir e d . 30 y e a r s 2:30. for appointment. $140. Security deposit. 646-4489. 872-0003 eves. enthusiasts. $18,000. Call Arthur experience. Free estimates. Florence Street. $215. 644-8896, EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY COLUMBIA - 2.6 acres, young RN immaculate and REALLY Shorts, 646-3233. J. Watson ALL TYPES of screens and Rowley, 643-5361. BALDWIN studio piano, baby ONE ROOM, private bath, LAKE AMSTON - Ideal loca­ 643-2282. I Raised Ranch, all new BIG six-six duplex. Tremen storm window glass repaired. SUPERVISOR - FULL-TIME - 3-11 BARROWS & WALLACE appliances. $44,900. New listing Beach Co., Manchester office, grand sounding board, walnut, parking, convenient location, tion, waterfront, one bedroom, Mandwsttr Haw Hwtn Hartford dous Income and even more 647-9139. Bring to Weatnerguard, 639 ROOFING - Installation and excellent conefition. ^75. 643- nicely decorated, $30. weekly. fireplace, electric heat, private AVAILABLE NOW - Four-room ■ B4R-S306 397-1B1B 72B-6R1B - 1750 square feet on one floor, Center Street, 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. RN’S OR LPN’S large rooms, close to lake. potential. Call for details. repairs, gutters, storm win­ 9104. Call 649-5729. beach, boating, fishing. 537-1439 second-floor garden apartment, 2 daily. Prompt service. Garage, high 40s. Lessenger ANDOVER — Three wooded, dows, doors. Experienced evenings. carpeting, avacado appliances,; FULL OR PART-TIME MANCHESTER - Small two- surveyed and approved lots, up quality workmanship. Fully in­ TWO NEW 10” Cragar Mags LARGE nicely furnished and air-conditioner, lease and- family, ideal investment. Good Companv. Realtors, 646-8713, OVERSIZED CAPE JUNK CARS bought, $5-$25. Competitive salary, plus company-paid life, health and 42.3-9291, to 9 acres. Priced from $13,500. sured. Free estimates. and two Mickey tmpson decorated room for working FOUR ROOMS and tile bath, security, $195, 649-3978 or 64i6-' location and condition. Low With a full rear shed dormer Towing included Call 644-2912 4780. major medical Insurance along with paid holidays, sick and two front window Call Warren E. Howland, Reasonable prices. Rick tires, N50-14, $300.'Call 649-1641. gentleman. Private bath, en­ heat and hot water, security 30’s. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, Realtor, 643-1108. or 872-2503 anytime. Burnett, 646-3005. trance and parking. 649-9704 references, no pets, parking, 11 days and other benefits makes this an opportunity to In­ 643-4535, 646-1021. EXCLUSIVE - by owner - no dormers. Four legit vestigate. Come In and see our facilities. brokers. Beautiful Colonial, SEASONED hardwood - for after 5. 1/2-13 SchoolSt., by appoint­ NICELY FURNISHED four* General Dynamics’ Electric Boat Division is moving bedroomsi Two car attached TOLLAND-VERNON Line - LIGHT TRUCKING - Odd jobs, ROSSI ROOFING - Siding, fireplace. $35 per pick-up load. ment 649-2360. rooms, second floor. Main- MANCHESTER - Striking 4 corner home, living room, for­ cellars and attics cleaned, MEADOWS CONVALESCENT HOME full speed ahead in its major role in building mal dining, den, four bedrooms, garage, two full baths Beautifully treed acre building chimneys, gutters. Free es­ Call 875-4350. QUIET, CLEAN furnished Street, newly redecorated, all; bedroom colonial, 125’x300' Tremendous family room lot, convenient location, must lawns mowed, small tree work. timates, fully insured. Days, room for working gentleman. NICE THREE-room furnished utilities, parking. 646-0299, • 333 BIDWELL STREET, MANCHESTER and maintaining the nation's nuclear sub­ wooded lot, 2 1/2 baths, first two baths, modern kitchen, full Free estimates. Phone 643-6000. basement, fireplace, hot water Fast sale a must, priced be seen. 649-6827. evenings;n in g s (529-8056.(529-80 Paul METAL used office desks, $35 Call evenings, 646-7944. apartment, near hospital, 3 Call 9-3 p.m., 647-9191 We need marine fleet—with new contracts on top of floor family room. Prime loca­ TWO FAMILY - second floor* right. Parkllke yard. Cosgrove,igrove, 64^364. each. Four drawer metal filing adults only. No pets. $200. tion, Mid 60s. W arren E. heat. Manv extras. Beautifully CUSTOM MADE Draperies, those we already have, and more pending. landscaped. Sacrifice, $65,00(). Real Estate Wanted 28 cabinets, metal storage ROOMMATE wanted - To share Security deposit required. Call apartment, four rooms and Howland Realtors, 643-1108. very reasonable work bath, heat, and all utilities paid 5SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS?J=SSSSSBSSSSSSSSS We've got work scheduled for years to Manchester area. For appoint­ Heating-Plumbing 35 cabinets, 8’ two bulb floures- apartment. Call 643-6961 after 5 643-9678. SEVERAL HOMES guaranteed, call anytime. 649- and appliances included. 122 IBAILEY EM PLOYM ENT SERVICE! com e—work that calls for your special ment, call 646-1634. SELLING your home or cent light fixtures, $9. each. p.m. Ask for Sheila. In East Hartford. Call (or acreage? For prompt friendly 4266. LYNN’S PLUMBING - Gremmo & Sons Sales, 819 East MANCHESTER - Newer 3- Florence Street. $220, 644-8896, abilities, and gives you the chance to use Ea.st Hartford details. of Manchester your spedal NEW SEVEN - room Raised service, call Louis Dimock Repairs, remodeling, new con­ Middle Turnpike. 649-9953. Apartments For Rent 53 bedroom duplex, 1 1/2 baths, 643-2282. to the fullest. That means stability Advancement CHOICE BUY Ritnch, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, Realty, 649-9823. struction. Water pumps. full basement, includes opportunity Good Pay Fine benefits With great living in Three bedroom split, spacious simdeck, 26’ family room, SEVERAL HOMES French spoken also. 875-7263. MAHOGANY drop-leaf table WE HAVE customers waiting }liances, $270 per month. ava ilable October 1st - 7; TRANSCRIPTIONIST $140, Excellent benefits. living room with cathedral alumiitiim siding, 2-ca'r garage, In Greater Vernon. Call for with chairs, washing machine, for the rental of your apartment Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535 rooms, parking, children con- ■ Groton And easier-than-ever commuting with the sidered. Call 64’7-1043. 35 hours weekly. Free Parking. car pools and other transportation aids we re helping ceilings, warm family room, wooded lot. Merritt Agency. ‘ detaila. SEWERLINES, sink lines, tool bench with vice, gas stove. or home. J.D. Real Estate or 646-1021. Realtors. 646-1180. cleaned with electric cutters, 643-8336. Associates, Inc. 646-1980. SECRETARY TO PRESIDENT Some Insurance help in set up Now's the time to come aboard and pick U/z baths, treed lot, pool, $3600 background needed $150. down and $291 per month to What is your Property Worth? by professionals. McKinney yourself a great spot' COMING Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ NEW and used railroad ties, LOOKING for anything in real qualified veteran. Call for Would you believe a two I We will inspect your property and suggest LEGAL SECRETARY $160. Wonderful position 7-5 BRICK DUPLEX pany, 643-5308. authentic hardwood, excellent estate rental — apartments, Ki We Feature Quality^ more details. bedroom older home fori an asking price. (No obligation.) condition. Call 872-6754. homes, multiple dwellings, no In small office for someone with shorthand, Apply at Shipyard Employment Office with 2-car garage, 2 oil fur­ Btcoutt I r ym rt of SuUdlng aiul iM M fliif ajNirfnMiito WARREN E. HOWLAND $23,9007 We may have It I Ask us About our guarantee sales plan TODAY!!! NO JOB too small, toilet fees. Call J.D. Real Estate LEGAL SECRETARY $140. win train someone naces, double aluminum win­ luu laugkl ut H-kal rmlfy m allan. Groton! Realtors available by the time this hits I repairs, plugged drains, kitchen PARTY TABLE and four Associates, Inc. 646-1980. y(valU6l> immailialalxi ana aarf liaa taJroam In expanding office, Weekdays 9 AM to 4 PM dows throughout. printi Call, but pronto. If ln-| faucets replaced, repaired, rec chairs, like new, $175. Den set, ImmkoufS. IncUiJt kaal, air eon^lllanar, WUkanukar, 6 4 3 -1 IDS The 7-room consists of one KEY PUNCHER $3.35 hourly. Full time posi­ terestedt REALTORS — MLS rooms, bathroom remodeling, six pieces, $135. Four-bands ROCKVILLE - 8 Regan Street. wall & wall emrgot, ImllvUaal fraaamanl, prlaaia jmIIo. extra bedroom and rec room, PASEK heat modernization, etc. Free communications receiver New 4-room first-floor 2- "Modrl* ilo n n l»jr a|i|»»ni^en-, tion with flexible hours. GENERAL DYNAMICS U S. c itiz e n s h ip required. has been completely Financing Available to 289-7475 — 608 Burnside Ave., E. Hartford estimates gladly given. M & M radio, $90. Two portable TVs, bedroom apartment. Total elec­ PROGRAMMER $14,000 plus marvelous poten­ ATTRACTIVE Colonial - Three remodeled and is unoccupied. Quallflad Buyara Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. $40 each. Miscellaneous items. tric. Range, refrigerator, dis­ Male & Female Applicants are Invited to apply. 742-8248 — Twin Hill Dr., Coventry UOMESTEAB End of Confress St., off W. Middle Tpke., tial. Full benefit package and annual bonus. bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, 646-0007. posal, basement laundry and An Equal Opportunity Employer. caipciing, nice lot. plus many Nice corner lot on quiet street CALL US-WE WORK llp A R X Manchester. , „ Electric Boat Division $51,900 Member National Aaaoc, ot Real Elatate Boarda also m e m ­ TOWNE Plumbing Service, storage. Near bus and shopping. All Fm s Employer Paid extras. Upper 30’s. Financing ber of the Hartford, Mancheater .and Vernon Mullple Uat- repairs, Couple with one child per­ riLLAaE by R.F. Damato Groton, Connecticut 06340 aviiilahle. R. Zimmer, J. D. alterations, vanity OWNER-AGENT BELFIDRE AGENCY Inf Service. cabinets The dajs be geltinf cooler btrt Call PAUL DOUGAN, REALTOR, at 646-1031, Rciil Estate Associates. 646- a specialty. Call to m t mitted. No pets. $165 monthly, >-8150 646-2265 Snltort 647-1413 8:30 a.m. , 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. 649- $165 lease security. Call James 1980. eh HenM OusiM Us ire itl Hoi 4056. ,1. Gessay, 875-0134.

/ I’AGK SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., Sept. 23. 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Mon., Sept. 23, 1974 - PAGE SEVENTEEN

Autos For Sale 61 BENJY BY JIM BERRY Autos For Sale 81 Trucks tor Sale 62 OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE BUGS BUNNY -SAi; I'M CfPTAffJY, I Al M T 1965 THUNDERBIRD Conver­ 1962 FORD VAN - good condi­ W E’RE tible - In good running condi­ tion, $350. or best offer. Call YEK A REAL R\L, ELMER / ALL FINISHED/ I WELL, WAPOAYA^ iS/E ONLY HAD THREE WAIT A MINUTE.' I'LL NO--THAT3 ON PURPOSE.' WE'RE 1 UM, YA5, DB. PtWERS, MY BROTHFR JAKE HAS HOW EXCITING! WMOUB pooKIfJ' FOPAUm ^ 4 l P . AP'A/AYS FPWA. I'AA f^^FA! tion, needs some body work. 643-6662 or 643-6663 anytime. US ART STUDENTS CAN'T MAIL THIS LETTER m a p AT EACH OTHER AN' HE'LL WANNA TAKE A L E S S O N S /]y ASU75SV EVTEmOR BUT HEj5~HEH-HEH-^ FOR HAPPY TO Call 649-2206. > T O TERRY FOR YOU, BE SO CURIOUS ABOUT WHAT 1 OBVIOUSLY you MA/MPP' PPlO JY PO LOOK<7 h a r p l y a s c h o l a r ; y m iE h e’d h a v e a RECOGNIZE THE 1962 HALF-TON Chevrolet BUT VDU FORGOT TO ] WROTE HE'LL PAYTH' PIAAE You PU T A S T A M P ON IT.' POSTAGE PUE.'/NO’ a l l 1 c e r t a in t a l e n t F0R~ER AH'>PBACTICAL aN TR AL PROBLEM CONVERTIBLE - 1963, Ford, pick-up - Short bed, good condi­ WROTE W4S,'GOTCHA/' AFFAIRS, HE'D BE OUT OF PLACE AT A FACING Falcon, Futura. White. $375. tion. $400. Call 644-1605. T CONVOCATION OF EDUCATORS' AMERICAN srUBDOOG standard, excellent tires. Phone EDUCATION.' ■649-7061. Motorcycles-Bleycles 64 (6000 BUYS...THAT ISI) VOUVE HEARD OF 1968 OLDSMOBILE 442, new 4- LOW COST motorcycle in­ MY EPOCHAL RESEARCH PAPER, "WHY JOHNNY 1973 FORD GALAXIE 500 speed, 308 gears, tinted win­ surance, immediate binding. CAN'T PLAY"? 4 door hardtop, V-B engine, automatic tranamlaalon, dows, factory mags, very good See us for your needs, Crockett power steering, power brakes. condition, $995. Call after 5 Agency, 643-1577. >ZS95 p.m., 643-4373. HARLEY-Davidson - Motor- 1973 PONTIAC FIREBIRD ^cles, parts and accessories. 2 door, V-8 engine, automatic transmission, power Expert service. Harley- steering. *3595 Business tor Rent 55 Autos For Sale Apartments For Rent 53 Apartments For Rent 53 61 P Davidson Sales, 49 Park Street, MICKEY FINN WANTED Hartford. 247-9774. BY HANK LEONARD 1973 BRAN TORINO WAGON MANCHESTER - Small store WE PAY $10 for complete junk Clean, Lata Modal V-8 engine, automatic transmission, power steering, MANCHESTER - Five- FOUR room second floor apart­ fo r rent, heat included. cars.----- Call — Joey,--- Tolland Auto power brakes, air conditioning. bedroom Duplex, new ment, heat, security, garage, EXPERT bicycle repairs, all I WAS TOLD THAT YOU I'M AFRAID^ WHAT WAS THE *3295 Available immediately. Securi- Body, 528-1990 WHAT CAN I appliances, washer and dryer adults, no pets, available Oc­ USED CARS makes, models and speeds. HAVE A FANTASTIC I'D HAVE S T U D E N T 'S ty required. $125. Eastern, 646- Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, MR. RIDDER' I'M DO FOR you, MEMORY/ I'M HOPING TO BE A NAME? 1972 TORINO WAGON included, air-conditioning, oil tober 1st. 34 Grove Street, 8250. 1970 VOLKSWAGEN, Top Pricss Paid SHERIFF FINN/ S H E R IF F ? ^ YOU CAN RECALL SOME­ GENIUS TO V-8 engine, automatic transmission, power steerino heat, 2 modern baths, carpeted Rockville. 872-9247. Manchester Bicycle Shop, 649- power brakes. automatic, good condition, $1,- For Ail Mahaa 2098. THING ABOUT A STUDENT REM EM BER *2295 kitchen and hallways, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 350. Phone 649-2363. WHO GRADUATED A STUDENT refinished hardwood floors in Wanted to Rent 57 CARTER CHEVROLET THAT FAR 1972 GRAN TORINO LLOYD'S AUTO P arts has 2 door, V>8 engine, automatic transmission, power living and dining rooms, private FOUR ROOM APARTMENT 1963 U U K V A I H SpicU CO., INC. I motorcycle helmets, Snell ap­ THE WORRY WART 4 -2 3 basement, enlcosed yard and THREE IN family and cat need g> 1174 Qy MtA me steering, power brakes. *2495 55 Wells Street. Central heat, stove. condition, reasonable. Call 643- P 1229 Main siroal proved, $15.99, all sizes. 191 front porch, close to schools. $140 per month. three-bedroom first-floor apart­ 2223. Phone S484464 Security required, utilities not Center Street. Open 7 days. 643- FRANCIS L BOLAND AGENCY ment. Manchester only. Call 1558. CAPTAIN EASY 1972 PINTO SEDAN included, $295. Eastern, 646- 649-9256. 1963 PONTIAC Bonneville con­ BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE 2 Door. 4 cylinder engine, 4-speed transmission. 8250. 315 BROAD ST. *2195 649-1018 649-7055 vertible - $100. Call 643-1453 1972 HONDA CB450, 5,500 LETS FACE IT- OH,OH! WE'RE ROLLING AGAIN! r ©HAP'S THE SNAKE I after 3 p.m. 1971 DATSUN 240Z - 4-speed, miles, very good condition, $1,- 1972 PLYMOUTH FURY III W B'VE c h e c k e d LOOKS LIKE THE ENGINEER r e a l l y w a n t t o l a y MY brand new mags, radials and 075. Phone 643-0697. OUST MAPE u p o u r M IN O S ! HANP5 ON, ANYHOW-- 4 door hardtop, V-8 engine, automatic transmission, ^ 7 0 NOVA Super sport, black, e v e r y CAR'. THAT power steering, power brakes, air conditioning, vinyl □ AUTOMOTIVE paint, excellent condition, $3,- SLIPPERY FEMALE root. *2895 Homes lor Rent 54 excellent condition, V-8, radio, 700 firm. Call after 5 p.m., M3- 1970 KAWASAKI 90, needs PEVOMS NOT ON PRESIDENTIAL 4-speed floor shifter. Call 649- 4373. minor repair, $200. Also Toro THE T R A IN ! 1971 FORD LTD SAM GREEN RD., Coventry - Autos For Sale 61 8848. riding lawnmower, $100. Call 2-door, V-8 engine, automatic transmission, power VILLAGE APTS. five room single family house, 1971 VOLKSWAGEN Superbee­ 649-7318. Ask for Rich. PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER steering, power brakes, air conditioning, vinyl root. $215 monthly. Call 742-6519 NEED CAR? Credit bad? 1972 OLDSMOBILE 88, Royale, tle - Sun-roof, air-conditioned, *2195 MANCHESTER BOTTS, DO YOU between 7:30 and 8 a.m. Bankrupt? Repossessed? factory air-conditioning. radio, automatic, excellent con­ 1969 HONDA CB160, new OH? BEFORE •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Honest Douglas accepts lowest Purchased new. Extra clean, BEUieVE \N W H E N W A S X S O T 1971 MERCURY MARQUIS dition. $1900. Call 646-7946. battery, electric- start, good REINCARNATIONS^ T H A T 0 m a r r i e d Vl/agon. V-8 engine, automatic transmiaslon, power One and two bedroo.ins. Business tor Rent 55 down, smallest payments. 350 engine. Call 643-6749. condition, asking $285. Call 649- a b s o l u t e l y .' steering, power brakes, air conditioning. *2795 Near schools, churches Douglas Motors, 345 Main. 1969 VOLKSWAGEN Fastback - 5115. / and shopping center, on 1969 FORD Galaxie 500 Station 48,000 miles, in good running 1971 PINTO SEDAN bus line. Call anytime. TOYOTA - See us for reliable Wagon - Three new tires, new condition. $1100. 643-7440. 2 door, 4 cylinder engine, automatic transmission. OFFICE SPACE used Toyotas with our 6(klay brakes, new valves. $650. 643- *1895 646-2623 lOO?;! warranty. We also buy 4937. 1970 CHEV. CAPRICE FOR RENT 250 square feet, center of used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, 2 door, V-8 engine, automatic transmission, power 345 Center Street, Manchester, 1962 FALCON engine, 35,000 STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF steering, power brakes, vinyl roof. *1895 Manchester, air-conditioning 646-4321. miles, like new, $100. Rest of ‘JEEP’ OF HARirORI), HKL and parking: Call: 643-9551. car also included but needs d Home of 4 Wheel Drive Vehicles... T — r V B N f - 1973 ECONOLINE VAN MANCHESTER - Modern two- COMPLETE junk cars work. 647-1378 after 5 p.m. or s^..FOLev WAS HOL0IN6 ^ UNOBERGH KIDNAP^ V-8 engine, standard tranamlaalon. power ateering bedroom apartments, OFFICES FOR RENT- removed free in Manchester, 872-6434. THE FIRST TAXI STAND! LAW VIOLATION! power brakes. *3295 carpeting, no pets. Available Excellent location in South Windsor, Vernon and SALES*PARTS«SERVICE THEY GOT IN - AND -TRANSPDRTIN6 A immediately. Security Manchester. Parking, heat, Tolland. Call Bill’s Auto Parts, 1970 VOLKSWAGEN Bus - New !/^GirsstZJ. ASKEP TO BE TAkEN To VICTIM ACROSS Your Small Car required. $195. Eastern, 646- janitor. $100 monthly with or Route 74, Tolland, Conn., 649- tires, new brakes, excellent JERSEY FORD 8250. without lease. Call 649- 4578, 875-6231. condition. $2,000. Call 643-9262 1 2 4 9 - 7 6 7 6 Headquarters 5334„643-1393. after 5 p.m. 3 1/2 ROOM Furnished Apart­ AUTO INSURANCE - Compare Comer of Sheldon h Taylor Streote ment - Private entrance, SMALL STORE or office for our low rates. Young drivers 1974 PINTO Runabout, $2500 parking for one car, across rent. 330 Green Road. Vacant. welcome. For quotation call cash. Call 646-8505, before 3 or HARTFORD. CONN. from Manchester High. 649- Reasonable. Contact owner, Rod Dolin, 646-6050. weekends. DILLON FORD .9382. 643-6273. 319 Main St.. Manchester 643-2145 Autos For Sale 61 M I MERCURY

BROTHERS LINCOLN „ — . GtEAR THE DECK! THE FLINTSTONES BY HANA-BARBERA

MY, WHAT A ...A n d , w h e n ALLEY OOP BY V.T. HAMLIN l o v e u ' / o f f i c e / HE'S THROUGH- FINAL WEEKS ...AND LOOK AT VO U S E T A THOSE CUTE BALLOON/... Don’t delay — Take advantage of these PICTURES/ Super Saving Prices on the iast of our 1974 FANTASTIC SAVINGS ON ALL REMAINING 1974’s siAMaa, BRAND NEW BRAND NEW HATCHBACK COUPE CHEVELLE CUSSIC COUPE V-8 engine, power steering, NEW 1974 4-Speed transmission, body DOwer brakes, radio, white walls exterior decor group, tinted glass, 1914 py wtA. inc., i.M. rag. u.a. rat un.| mouldings, automatic transmis- WIN AT BRIDGE slon. vinyl roof, undercoat. Stock MR,ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGE’VVAY No. 2973. SALE PRICE ®2969 SALE PRICE *3 9 3 8 J U S T e r r DHVE ONE SHALL WE GO ANYWHERE ‘How?’ is nitty-gritty question BRAND NEW BRAND NEW INTO THE FAI3LOR, ' i o a LIKE. The bidding has been: 23 TODAY! M Y P E A R ? West North East South j r r m r s NOVA COUPE IMPALA CUSTOM COUPE 14 Pass 2* NORTH (D) 23 Oswald: "Our code word the time, but five clubs plus Pass 3* Pass ? 1 6 cylinder engine, power steering. two hearts and a spade only wheel decor, Fully equipped Including factory 4 J1043 ARCH should be a must for air conditioning, power brakes, come to eight.” You, South, hold: white walls, radio, undercoat, Car & Driver Magazine T A 2 all bridge players. ‘A’ for stock No. 2030. power steering, undercoat, and ♦ 6 Analyze the lead; ‘R’ for «A K 8 4 3 VA 2 4Q4 4K Q8 7 much more. Slock No. 2716. What do you do now? voted Capri The Beat 3 -2 3 ♦ A K 7543 Review the bidding and ‘C’ Jim: “Then he finds his best A—Bid four clubs and see INGE SELECTION AVAILABLE! Super Coupe of 1974. jonbsb- WEST EAST for Count your winners and chance. He wins the heart in SALE PRICE *3 2 9 5 SALE PRICE *4 3 2 0 RiPbeWAT 4 Q 7 6 S 4 K 2 losers are important, but the dummy and leads a diamond. what develops. V J1 0 8 6 5 ¥9743 nitty-gritty is the ‘H’ for How East must duck and South TODAY’S QUESTION RRAND NEW RRAND NEW ♦ 84 fAlOSS can I make the contract?” has one diamond home. Now Your partner continues to four 6 J 9 6Q102 he abandons the diamonds; spades. What do you do now? SOUTH WINTHROP Jim: “South thinks his leads a club and ducks. East Answer Tomorrow CARTER’S USED CARS 974 C OM ET 1?74 MONTEGO ♦ A98 three notrump contract wins and clears the hearts Every Car Inspected - Reconditioned - G uaranteed 4 DOOR PtLLARED. ^W A W A W A W A IF YOU DON'T KNOW ¥ KQ should be in the bag until he but the clubs come in for the P WAWA-OOVYAY THE WORDS TO ♦ K Q J732 sees the opening lead and the gam e.” HARD 686 OOWOO-eABA THAT 6 0 ^ , DON Y dummy. The tact that the INEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I 70 NOVA *1625 72 CHEVELLE *2595 BA BA BA BA... SIN © IT.' Neither vulnerable ace-king-queen of hearts only 4-Door Sedan, 6-cylinder, automatic transmission, 4-Door Sedan, V-8, automatic transmission, oower represent two stoppers and Answer to Previous Puzzle West North East South radio. steering, power brakes, radio. J, ^ that hearts were opened 14 Pass 14 Royalty O B O Y E N R 1 A L leaves the contract in consid­ R A M A E R E E R N E Pass 2A Pass 3 N.T. s o W r O E S 73 PONTIAC *4495 73 CHEVROLET *3750 erable jeopardy.” ' ACROSS A R e 1_ Impala Sport Sedan. V-8, automatic transmission, Pass Pass Pass U E N T I L- R u N T S GFan Prix Coupe. V-6, automatic I First king of transmission, air-conditioning, many other op­ air-conditioning, power steering, power brakes. 3 Shoshonean 1 T 5 C A e Opening lead—JY Israel E A tions. Indians A L O N IL G u 1 N S Oswald: “He tries to count 5 — the Great 4 French kingi2 R ! N G A U A L E 72 TOYOTA *2395 color white with 260 6 cyl. engine, glamor metallic, 302 V-8 to nine tricks. If he can score to I ’repasilum wd.s.l A R T L 1 M B E T O N 71 HORNET *2250 station Wagon, 4-cyiinder, automatic transmis- ] Selectshitt automatic transmission, whitewall tires,'*AM Select-shift automatic, radial whitewall tires, power staerina 11 Forms of L E O N 1 N E A S & E S Station Wagon, 6-cylinder, automatic transmis­ Sion, AM/FM radio. S.T.protective body side mouldlnos, mlrlmr brakes, AM radio, left hand remote control five diamonds that will be income 5 Dance stej) O U 0 T E T 71 DATSUN *3895 sion. ^e^uxe Interior option, deluxe wheel covers, and much fine but that requires a 3-3 14 I’rie— 6 Guido's high T A R K •Y P fe : S E. T A By Oswald & James Jacoby note A R A M R E "a R 1 k. 2A0/L Coupe. 6-cylinder. 4-speed transmission. suit break and the odds are 15 Spanish queen R t T A 1 £> M A N e iric.T.a»H.iii.faoii. 7 Small llap 72 VEGA *2295 against it. Five club tricks 16 Lend aid T' A E L. t? O & e F* O 15 G.T. Station Wagon. 4-cylinder. 4-speed transmis­ TRUCKS are likely to be there. Suits 18 Grip lightly 8 Build 71 TOYOTA *1895 *3342 BY FRANK O’NEAL 19 Signal of 9 Slreamlel 25 Visible vapor 40 Indonesian of Station wagon, 4-cylinder, 4-speed, radio. sion, radio. *3701 SHORT RIBS break 3-2 about 68 per cent of distress 11 Perches 28(l|X'i'alic Mindanao 73 DATSUN *2695 hcrniiu' 41 .Monclacy iinil Pick-up, 4-cyllnder, 4-speed 172 m s m t $2695 72 CAMARO $2595 20 Puma, fur 12 Bihlieal high 171 VOLKSWAGEN *1895 72 MAVERICK *2595 73 MERCURY $4195 nCMtSlER $2695 THE KIN© HAS BEEN > example iii'iesl t ! Miiiulc panicle ol Bulgaria transmission. Montego MX Brougham 2-dr. 2dr. hardtop, white, black Marquis Brougham 4-door Town & Country wagon, gold Coupe. 4-cylinder, automatic transmission, radio, Coupe, 6-cyllnder, automatic transmission, radio. hardtop, medium brown, vinyl Interior, black vinyl top, UNDER A IPTOF PRESSURE. 22 Authon/csl 13 Knervale 28 Sil liir a 42 .Sovicl cily Pillared hardtop, dark brown, simulated wood paneling, 17 Leguminous iHii'lrail 44 Cullure matching Interior, vinyl root, small V-8, 3 speed transmis­ power steering — brakes — black vinyl Interior, all power ^TA R GAZER*"tD substitute 72 SCOUT II *3895 V-8, automatic, PS, PB, (ac- sion, power steering, radio, windows — seat, factory air -By CLAY R POLLAN- 25 .Shaving — iilaiit 30 Danulx- mi-dium 70 PONTIAC *2225 71 MUSTANG *2775 itory air cond., radio, sharpl [ppIvtJInB fao. air con­ ^ Aims LIBRA Bends j Lemans Coupe. V-0, automatic transmission, alr- Mach I Coupe. V-6, automatic transmission, alr- Travel Top. 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PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon.. Sept. 23. 1974 s 8.08 Raise Proposed OBITUARIES Town Plans Outlined V In Teacher Salaries The three-member arbitra­ Mrs. John DiCiorciu Sr. John D ronl neutral arbitrator agreed to by tion panel studying a contract both sides). Mrs. Shirley G. DiCioccio, 44, VERNON —John Drost, 80, of To Aid Handicapped dispute between the In their decision, the ar­ of SO Fulton Rd., died Sunday at 52 Grand Ave., Rockville sec­ Manchester Education Associa­ bitrators said, “This award Manchester Memorial Hospital tion, died Sunday in Rockville that they will be easier for the By BETTY RYDER 000 a year for the next few tion (MEA) and the Board of constitutes a fair and equitable after a short illness. She was General Hospital. handicapped to use,’’ Stevenson Education has recommended Facilities proposed by the years and includes authoriza­ settlement of the dispute. the wife of John DiCioccio Sr. He was born in Austria and said. an 8.08 per cent increase in Town of Manchester to aid the tion to provide facilities for the “We believe we have an She was bom in Hartford and lived in Vernon for many years. Speaking on a broader scale economic compensation for handicapped were outlined at a handicapped within reason.” award that is fair to the lived here for the past 20 years. He was employed in the textile of the problems facing the han­ public school teachers. meeting in the town manager’s Mayor ’Thompson, who had to teachers, to the board, and to She was employed for five mills until his retirement. dicapped, Weiss said, “The An 11-page “Decision of the office this morning. leave the meeting due to a the citizens of Manchester, years at the Iona Manufac­ Survivors are a son, John F. town has been working in Panel of Arbitration,” filed in The meeting was initiated previous committment, had who, through their taxes, sup­ turing Co. until it closed early Drost of Rockville, and a sister, association with OTH since its the town clerk’s office today when members of the Organiza- expressed concern for the han­ port the schools.” this year. Mrs. Mary Zadorozny of inception. We have given them and sent to State Education tion of the Handicapped dicapped. The school board had been She was the president of the Rockville. office space at the Mayfair Commissioner Mark Shedd, picketed in front of the Town “The mayor is as concerned offering economic increases mothers club of John Mather The funeral is Wednesday at Gardens, rent free, and we pick stated that the 8.08 per cent in­ Hall and Lincoln Center to as I am ,” Weiss said. You’ll totaling 5W per cent. The MEA Chapter of the Order of 8:15 a.m. from the Burke For­ up the telephone and light bills. crease for 1974-1975 shall in­ make the public aware of the recall last spring during had demanded increases of DeMolay. tin Funeral Home, 76 Prospect “The one formal request Gets Grant clude not only teacher salary in­ difficulties facing the han­ ‘Awareness Day’ when both the about 14 per cent. Other survivors are her St., Rockville, with a Mass at 9 made by OTH was for ramps on creases, but also include salary dicapped especially as regards mayor and I spent part of the Miss Karlene M. Lukovitz, father, John F. Garrity of Ver­ at St. Bernard’s Church, Main St. We have just recently increments based on length of the accessibility to public day in a wheeichair. That was daughter of Mr. and Mrs. non, and her mother, Mrs. Rockville. put in the ramps, and feel we service (2.4 per cent of the buildings. The picketing was George Lukovitz of 20 Barry Mary Swauger of Florida; two Friends may call at the have taken the lead in quite an awakening for both of total), and the costs of in­ LEGAL short lived when Town Manager Rd., has been awarded a $500 sons, John DiCioccio Jr. and funeral home Tuesday from 2 to pioneering such efforts. We us and since that time we have creased fringe benefits. NOTICE Robert Weiss, Mayor John been making every effort to journalism scholarship by the Stephen M. DiCioccio, both at 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. hope OTH is pleased with the The three-member arbitra­ Thompson, Herbert Stevenson, Laurel Club, an organization of A special alecllon lor tho home; a daughter, Mrs. Susan results,” he said. make the public more aware of tion panel was unanimous in its Democratic registrar of voters, the problems of the han­ news reporters covering the offica of Conductress will McGraw of Glastonbury; and a Clarence J. Duhois “The particular reason they recommendation. and Joseph Blette, chairman of dicapped.” State Capitol. be held at the atated sister, Mrs. Madeline Steino of ROCKVILLE —Clarence J. (OTH) were picketing today The panel’s decision, which meeting of Temple the OTH; conferred on the Stevenson said he would like She was an editor and Glastonbury. Dubois, 21, of 21 Lawler Rd., was concern over the makes recommendations on a Chapter #53, Order of specific problems. Blette to come before the reporter for the school was killed Saturday when the accessibility to the Town Hall number of non-economic issues Eastern Star, on Stevenson said he had been spring meeting of the Connec­ newspaper at East Catholic The funeral will be truck he was driving apparently and Lincoln Center. The as well as the salaries and September 23, 1974 at working on methods to get ticut Registrars of Voters and High Schooi and has entered Wednesday at 8:30 a.m. from went out of control and crashed organization was not aware fringe benefits, is not binding 8:00 P.M. into a bridge abutment in Farm­ ramps making it possible for speak to the assemblage about Syracuse University. She has the John F. Tierney Funeral that the town had been working on either the school board or ington, police said. the handicapped to enter voting some of the current difficulties. been named to Who’s Who Home, 219 W. Center St., with a on the problems. We hope the MEA. places. He said he had planned “We are sorry we had to Among American High School Mass at 9 at the Church of the Authorities said he was alone within 90 days to have specific If either party rejects the ar­ to keep clear two or three picket the Town Hall,” Blette Students, 1974 edition. in the truck when it crashed on plans and estimates for ramps bitrators’ decision, negotiations Assumption. Burial will be in parking places so that those Another winner. Miss Rt. 6. to the Town Hall and Lincoln said. “It wasn’t against the will have to be reopened. the veterans section of East being driven to voting places town, but just our way of Patricia Reid of New Britain, Watch Your Cemetery. The Hangen Funeral Home in Center, as well as the building The contract dispute —which could enter and depart with lit­ showing the public some of our has entered her freshman year Unionville is in charge of across from the Town Hall started when negotiations for a Friends may call at the tle difficulty. needs.” at Fairfield University. funeral home Tuesday from 2 to arrangements which are in­ which is now the Finance new teacher contract broke complete. “The registrar’s office is At the conclusion of the Winners were selected from 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Department but which will be down in May —has been in the going to coordinate its efforts to meeting, Weiss and Blette, among about 85 applicants who FAT-GO the Health and Human hands of the arbitrators for Those wishing to do so may Mrs. Mary E. Miller assist with transportation for attended public or private Resources office soon. We also walked outside and conversed about two months. Normally, Lose ugly excess weight with the make memorial contributions Mrs. Mary E. Miller, 77, of 35 those handicapped who cannot secondary schools in Connec­ hope to put ramps in at the briefly with the picketers arbitration decisions are sensible NEW FAT-GO diet to the American Cancer Socie­ Northfield St. died Saturday in get to the voting places by other explaining to them that the ticut and intend to prepare in plan. Nothing sensational lust ty. library. received within ten days of East Hartford after a lolong means. We also intend to work town was making every effort college for a career in jour­ steady weight loss for those that “The Better Community Act hearings (which in this case really want to lose. illness. with the State of Connecticut to to alleviate any further nalism. which the president signed a were conducted iit^ mid-July), She was born in New York immediately study modifica­ problems where possible. A full 12 day supply only $2.50. month ago provides some $470,- but the delay was apparently City Jan. 4, 1897. She was a tion of the voting machines so Ask drug store the result of an attempt to get a George W. Sailer veteran of World War I having Noted Actor about the FAT-GO reducing plan unanimous decision. and start losing weight this week. Funeral services were held served as a yeoman in the U.S. The arbitrators were Atty. Money back In full If not complete­ today for George Wages Sailer, Navy. She was a member of the Mourned School Board Meets Michael Boyle of Hartford (ap­ ly satisfied with weight loss from 82, of 16 Proctor Rd. who died Lady Foresters of America of pointed by the MEA), school the very first package. Friday at Manchester Teaneck, N.J. By Friends administrator Neil Macy of DON'T DELAY Memorial Hospital. He was She was a house mother for At Waddell Tonight Hartford (appointed by the gat FAT-QO today. buried in Hillside Cemetery, the Holy Name Hospital School FIRE CALLS OXNARD, Calif. (UPI) - school board), and UConn law East Hartford. of Nursing in Teaneck. She The Board of Education will From approximately 8-8:30, Liggett Drug Friends and colleagues are professor Peter Adomeit (a ManchMter Parkade The Newkirk and Whitney attended a Concordia Lutheran meet tonight at the Waddell the board will listen to com­ mourning the death of actor Funeral Home, 318 Burnside MANCHESTER Church. School on Broad St. ments from interested parents Walter Brennan, whose por- . Ave., East Hartford, was in Saturday, 8:27 p.m. —garage Survivors are a daughter, The board’s meeting schedule and others concerning any trayal of scruffy but tender­ charge of arrangements. fire at 537 Adams St. (Town) Mrs. Jeanette Miller Goulis of this year calis for every second matter that would properly hearted characters won the He was born in Ashland, and Sunday, 2:35 a.m. -gas Manchester with whom she board meeting of the month come before the Board of hearts of millions during his 55 lived in East Hartford until washdown in front of Bess made her home; two (fourth Monday) to be held at Education. years in the movie and televi­ moving to Manchester three Eaten donut shop on Center St. Choicest Meats In Town! ▼ grandchildren, and several one of the schools, with a tour Norman Fendell, director of sion industries. years ago. He was a member of (Town) nieces and nephews. to begin at 7:30 p.m. and a ques­ special education for the board, Brennan died Saturday at St. the Hartford Lodge of Masons. Sunday, 5:33 a.m. -fa lse Funeral services are Tuesday tion and answer period for the will report on the Regional Oc­ John’s Hospital, where he had Survivors are a daughter, alarm on Garnet Rd. (Town) at 6:30 p.m. at the Holmes school PTA and staff. cupational Training Center on been receiving treatment for TUES. ONLY SPECIAL! | Mrs. Dorothy Busiere of Sunday, 9:14 p.m. —car fire Funeral Home, 400 Main St. the Manchester Community emphysema that was LEAN, FRESH GROUND Manchester, six grandchildren due to fuel line rupture in Burial will be Wednesday in the College campus at Wetherell St. aggravated by smog at his Simi and eight great-grandchildren. parking lot of the Parkade. Mt. Olivet Cemetery in The board will also discuss a Valley ranch north of Los Friends wishing to do so may (Town) Mespeth, L.I., N.Y. tabled motion in which the Angeles. He entered the make memorial contributions Friends may call at the AMBULANCE CALLS Somanhis Orders board moved that money from hospital on July 25, his 80th HAMBURG 3 Lbs. or Mora to Father Flanagan’s Boys’ funeral home Tuesday after the the extra curricular sports birthday. Town in Nebraska. TOLLAND COUNTY Due on Tuesday service until 9 p.m. program be taken to provide James Stewart, who made , (Sorry, 5 lb. Limit) Saturday, 11:20 a.m. -auto Tomorrow is the last day two physical education pictures with Brennan more accident on Rt. 83. (Vernon Manchester High School teachers for the first and se­ than 30 years ago, described Ambulance) students can pay for their cond grades in the amount of him as “the ideal motion pic­ HIGHUND PARK MARKET Saturday, 6.15p.m .—auto ac­ copies of the 1975 Somanhis, the $18,000. ture character actor.” cident on Rt. 83. (Ellington Am­ high school yearbook, accord­ 317 Highland St., Manchester—Phone 646-4277 bulance and Fire Department) ing to Mrs. Nancy Grassilli of Saturday, 8:31 p.m. —auto ac­ MHS. cident on Rt. 30. (Vernon Am- Mrs. Grassilli urges parents ABOUT TOWN buiance) ■ > of MHS students to remind their children to bring the pay­ Preceptor Gamma Chapter of ment of the $9 yearbook to ’The Women’s Home League Road Closed Thanks to you Beta Sigma Phi will have a pic­ of the Salvation Army will meet school so they won’t be disap­ nic Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at the pointed when the yearbooks are Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. in the Effective Wednesday and un­ home of Mrs. Andrea Massa, delivered in June. junior hall at the Citadel. til further notice. Garden 111 Harvest Lane, Glastonbury. Hostesses will be Mrs. Further information is Billyh making Grove Rd. will be closed to all available from Mrs. Grassilli at Margaret Therrien and Mrs. traffic—to permit the construc­ The Golden Age Club will the high school. Viola Day-Hoff. tion of sanitary sewers in the have a potluck at 12:30 p.m. at area. the Senior Citizens center something other The Manchester Assembly, Access to Garden Grove followed by a meeting at 1 p.m. Rainbow for Girls, will hold a Caterers and the town’s Members are reminded to bring business meeting tonight at 7:30 recreational facilities at the old a can for bingo. at the Masonic Temple. Nike Site will be from S. Main than trouble Following the meeting St. —by way of N. Lakewood FRESH CANDY The Manchester WATES will WHITMAN, SCHRAFFT refreshments will be served Circle, Nike Circle and Her­ meet Tuesday at the Italian- CANDY CUPBOARD and a teacup auction held. cules Dr., where the barriers American Club. Weighing-in Members are reminded to have been removed temporari­ will be from 7-8 p.m. Members return rituals at this meeting. ARTHUR DRUG with last names beginning D-L ly. are reminded to bring fruit for the basket. Members are also reminded to bring items for the parcel post auction of which Mrs. William Krar is chairman. The board of directors will meet Friday at 7:30 p.m. at the club.

The Highland Park School PTA executive board will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the home of Jack Carlson, 41 Carriage Dr.

There will be an open house for parents of Bowers School children Tuesday at the school from 7 to 8:30 p.m.

The Salvation Army Friendship Circle will meet Tuesday at the Citadel at 7:45 p.m. Refreshments will be Billy, and a lot of other kids like him, could be getting into trouble .served. on the streets of Hartford. Instead, summer camps and year- round programs provided by agencies supported by the United Way are channeling them into constructive and educational TBE WAY WE WERE endeavors. The United Way has numerous goals to accomplish and thanks to you, it's working. Dr. Wayne Kuhnly, director The year was 1921 and Watkins introduced of /admissions at Manchester Manchester’s first motor hearse. Friends kidded us and Community College, will be competition derided us but this new fangled equipment guest speaker at the meeting of proved us to be in tune with community’s needs. the Kiwanis Club of Manchester Tuesday noon at Manchester Our vehicles have changed quite a bit from this early Country Club. motor hearse, but one thing hasn’t changed...Our friendliness, sincerity and dedication...and that’s the way Manchester Rotary Club will we’ll stay. have its annual Cast and Blast outing Tue.sday.

Memorial Temple, Pythian Sisters will meet Tuesday night at 8 at Odd Fellows Hall. A business meeting will be held followed by a social hour. Refreshment com m ittee is Mrs. Helen Toiler and Mrs. WATKINS FUNERAL HOME / 142 E. CENTER ST., MANCHESTER - 646-5310 Gladys Gamble. The United Way Of Greater Hartfopd 1 9 2 4 -1 9 7 4 50 YEARS OF SERVICE •%%^GRANt x

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