PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Sat.. Nov. 2. 1974 CfL College Aide To Visit MHS ABOUT Fran€ii» B. Gumtnere Jr., TOWN 725 E. le Turnpikr Creneral Election Tuesday—Polls Open 6 a. director of admissions at Lake uni»-8 p,m. Forest College, Lake Forest, 0KNmN.*mTUII. 111., will visit Manchester High I «.M. li I r.M. School Wednesday at 8:30 a.m. Couples Rotating Gourmet V WiO. THMI UT. He will discuss the many op­ Group of Manchester New­ t A.M. lo IS PJI. tions BOW available to liberal comers CTub will meet tonight laTAMI»«. arts students at Lake Forest. at 7:30 for a New England 'Now 3 nna Lake Forest has adopted a 3- dinner. More information may Supormarfeats To i' Sarvo You SottorT 2-3 calendar which provides op­ be obtained by calling Mrs. iHanrljFHtFr iEupntng U m lb Frank Gallant, 646-8298. portunities for the diverse stu­ Sup<^rm arkf'Is ^ N#s«ve The BtgM To UmH Quwmht dent of 1,050 to concentrate on Mlzpah-Spencer Circle of MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY. NOVEMBER 4, 1974- VOL. XCIV, No, 30 two subjects during the winter Manche»ter—A City of Village Charm FORTY PAGES -r- TWO SECTIONS term, or take advantage of off- South United Methodist Church PRICEi FIFTEEN CENTS campus programs such as in­ will meet ’Tuesday at 12:30 p.m. ternships with nearby to Susannah Wesley House of businesses, extended field trips the church. The Rev, Wayne ft '.r-,/.' (such as in marine biology In Kendall will speak. Members Monday and Tuesday Florida), or course worit at are reminded to bring m other colieges or universities. sandwiches. Beverages. will be Campaign Nears End; Foreign study is aiso an option provided. Hostesses are Mrs. Specials! avaiiabie to Lake Forest Doris Todd, Mrs. Ema Loomis, students. Mrs. Isabel Anderson, Mrs. Marion Eddy and Mrs. Lillian g r a d e a h en Keeney. Election Tomorrow Atili-Freeze High; A kitchen social will be con­ By SOL R. COHEN constitutional amen^iments and three con­ About 27,235 voters are eligible to vote But Available ' ducted Monday at 1:30 p.m. in In the aftermath of an unexciting cam­ cerning local bond issues totaling 85.65 Cronin Hajl of Mayfair \ in Manchester. A survey of local political HAMDEN (UPI) - The TURKEY; paign, and with all signs pointing to a million. leaders averages out to a 70 per cent turn­ Connecticut Motor Club said Gardens. All residents of Democratic victory, of landslide propor­ Predictions by pollsters and out estimate for Tuesday. We predict a Mayfair are invited. Friday a survey of service tions, Manchester voters will go to the knowledgeable observers indicate higher turnout -between 75 and 80 per stations, garages and depart­ 10-14 Lb. polls Tuesday. Democrat Ella Grasso could sweep the cent. ment stores shows that anti­ They will cast votes for a governor and election by a plurality of 100,0(X) to 150,0(X) In 1970, with 23,218 eligible to vote in freeze is in sufficient supply but Power Fails Average five other state officials, a U.S. senator, a votes, and that Democratic U.S. Sen. Manchester, 19,971 or 86.1 per cent voted. expensive. U. S. representative, two state senators, Abraham Ribicoff could lead the ticket by In 1972, with 28,700 eligiWe, 28,085 or 87.4 Nearly 50 outlets reported Twice In four state representatives, a county as much as 200,000 to 250,000 votes. per cent voted. that supplies of anti-freeze, sheriff, a judge of probate, and seven Democrats have a 153,500 lead statewide To point out the lack of intereat to this though smaller than normal, Green Area justices of the peace. in registrations. In Manchester their lead year’s election, we asked a cross section appear sufflcient to meet the is about 2,230-with unaffiliated, who are Hartford Electric Light Seven (JIueslioiiH of voters to name the candidates for state needs of Connecticut car In addition, they will vote for seven expected to lean towards the Democrats, comptroller, treasurer and attorney owners. customers in the Manchester only 800 behind the Republican total. Green area were without power referendum questions —four concerning general. Less than 10 per cent could name This year, the price of anti­ a candidate from either party. freeze intailed ranges from |4 twice Friday —for about 45 to 19.95 a gallon with most minutes in the morning and Polling Hours between 87 and |8. The motor about 65 minutes in the after­ The polls will be open from 6 a m. to 8 club said last year prices for noon. Mrs. Grasso Favored p.m., with Town Director Robert Price, a anti-freeze ranged from |2 a A HELCO spokesman Thanks to You, IVs Working Democrat, the chief moderator. gallon to 86.50, with most in the explained that the. morning 'The “No Smoking” rule will be in effect failure affected three feeder 100 EXTRA SAH GREEN STAMPS WITH COUPON BELOW! in all 10 voting districts —for election range of 83.25 to 83.75. Helping to solve problems of child Fourth grade students of Buckland School and construction workers watch Michael Masse lines running from the Olcott clinic’s many social services, nursery school. Considered to be a workers and voters. The sale of all L«ss that a quarter of the out­ rearing with mothers of pre-school In Top State Contest lets said supplies are poor, and as he throws a tii^ capsule prepared by the class into the ditch being dug for a new water St. station to the E. Middle designed tc^elp mothers understand “preventive” course, the clinic hopes alcoholic beverages—packaged and by the Tpke. sub-station, just beyond children at the Child Guidance Clinic the problems of young children, child drink —will be banned to 8 p.m. After that only 5 per cent said they have S remain If a time the capsule With This Coup«n?$L50 hirchass the mothers will learn, through guided HARTFORD (UPI) — The question ap­ Mrs. Grasso’s main campaign theme Temple Beth Sholom. Power are staff social workers, Mrs. Bar­ rearing practices, and lAw to cope with time, drinks may be sold in bars, grills and run out. The motor ciub, af­ ^ ®installed is said to be of a non- discussion, how to prevent child parently is not whether Rep. Ella T. has been against rising utility costs, and filiated with the American corrosive material. (Herald photo by Pinto) went off at 10:25 a.m. and was bara Ivry, left, and Mrs. Ellen their behaviour patterns. This is the rearing problems arising in later Grasso, D-Conn., will be elected Connec­ restaurants. in (via a re-switching repair) at the Steele attack tried to call into question Automobile Association, says Kloehn, right. The United Way helps second year the program has provided years. Thanks to you, it’s working. ticut’s first woman governor, but by how her sincerity on that issue. Up for grabs Tuesday will be the 151- many votes. member State House of Representatives, less than a third of the stations the (Jhild Guidance Clinic to privide the 8-week course to mothers of pre­ (Herald photo by Pinto) (Compounding Steele’s election problems At 12:20 p.m. a cable failed in now 93 to 58 Republican; and the 36- and stores contacted found OFF these discussion groups, one of the school children outside the YWCA Most observers expect Mrs. Grasso, a are the latest voter registration figures the same area and repairmen member State Senate, 23 to 13 Republican. customers stampeding to buy ZO< household word in state politics, to defeat which show a decline of Republican voters were called back. They Predictions are both will be won by the anti-freeze Students Bury Time Capsule Rep. Robert H. Steele, R-Conn., by at by 12,671 since last year while Democratic restored power by 1:25. Democrats. , IW 0’UKES or MY 1 LB. BUTTER least 50,000 votes, while some believe her voters increased by 5,553. Democrats now A bit of local history was clude artifacts pertinent to a Good Monday A Tua«lay. Novambor 4 and 5 The capsule is a metal ice margin could exceed 100,000 votes. number 574,238, Republicans 420,531 and Herald Will Collect Kclurns buried Friday during a special fourth grader’s day in 1974 such Limit Ona Par Cuatomor cream container from Both houses of the legislature probably^ independents 5^,531. ’The Manchester Herald will provide $44 Million For Plant ceremony near the Buckland as examples of class work in Friendly’s which was welded would revert to the Democrats if Mrs. Steele, 35, also has had to contend with ~ election results, starting at 8:30. Those School. the academic and special areas, — »i»iCLIP H’ SAVE.M ___.__ Coal Talks Broken Off shut by Mr. Sullivan at Grasso’s statewide victory margin Vishakhapatnam, India — A Members of the fourth grade the tarnisheid image of the GOP because of ^ calling are asked to wait until then. zinc snjelter plant being built clothes they wear, food they Manchester High School, and Library Opens Tuesday is 50,000 votes or more. The GOP class of Mrs. Christine Parks WASHINGTON (UPI) - Coal negotiator for the Bituminous Coal cil, the presidents of 19 local districts and Watergate and the Nixon pardon, while The Manchester League of Women here at a cost of 844 million is eat, spare time activities, class then buried by employes of the took control of the legislature in 1972 when prepared a time capsule to bury At Enfield Jail negotiations broke off Sunday night and a Operators Association, said “I still think taking blame as a Republican because of Voters will' have ^ o of its members at expected to be in production in pictures, a Barbie doll, Jarvis Construction Co.