The weather Less humid today, high in 80s. Fair, cooler tonight, lows in SOs. Mostly sunny, pleasant, Thursday, high around 80.

MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1975 - VOL. XCIV, No. 279 Manchester—A City of Village Charm THIRTY-TWO PAGES - TWO SECTIONS PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS

I News I j summary | ■ Tb Sinai pact initialing

;:J Comiiiled from >1* I nileil Pr<‘MH Inlernutionul (l I I expected by week’s end International f ALEXANDRIA, Egypt (UPI) — Only A Sadat aide said all major issues have back an affirmative reply, if that is done, S $ the wording of a single clause is blocking been settled and only the wording of the BUENOS AIRES, Argentina - i f then the road will be open to an agreement,” Egyptian-Israeli agreement on an interim President Isabel Peron’s palace ^ clause was causing trouble. He said the Bashir told reporters. peace settlement in the Sinai desert, an ij: guard ringed her suburban home j; clause would specify that such problems “The big issues of substance have been aide to President Anwar Sadat said today. jij today in t!ie face of widespread g as control of Jerusalem, the future of the agreed upon,” Bashir said. “But there Sadat’s press secretary Tahsin Bashir :j: military unrest and rumors of a West Bank of the Jordan and the fate of must be clarification of some of the said the clause will say that the Sinai troop possible coup. Palestinian refugees must be handled in clauses in the agreement. I am optimistic disengagement agreement is only one of a future settlements. that the agreement will be signed.” series of Arab-Israeii agreements needed Diplomats said Sadat and Israeli Prime SALISBURY, Rhodesia - :$ He stressed the importance of Egypt to bring permanent peace to the Middle Minister Yitzhak Rabin probably would getting Israeli agreement to the wording >|i Rhodesia’s black and white leaders 'H East. issue statements when Kissinger gets the of the agreement as sought by Sadat. are blaming each other today for the % Bashir and other Egyptian officials told settlement document initialed. They said Kissinger and his wife Nancy drove at collapse of talks aimed at ending ^ reporters they believe the clause will be Sadat might then announce that Israeli midmorning from the Ras El-Tin state nine years of racipl confrontation in agreed upon and that the settlement will cargoes— but not Israeli ships—could pass guest palace to the Mediterranean shore ;j:J the African nation. ^ be initialed by Egypt Friday, or at least through the Suez Canal. villa of Egyptian Foreign Minister Ismail this weekend. They said such explosive issues as Cairo Fahmi. I National | All three of Cairo’s big ■'ewspapers—A1 lessening or dropping its economic U.S. officials said Kissinger immediate­ Akhbar, A1 Ahram and A1 blockade and propaganda attacks against ly went into discussions with Fahmi while § HOUSTON — Doctors report the Gomhouria—said today the pact would be Israel probably would be handled—if at his wife went swimming. * tumor in Astronaut Donald Slayton’s initialed Friday and formally signed next a ll-in separate papers in the form of Sadat and Kissinger planned a private left lung is benign and say he will fly g month in Geneva. Bashir called these Egyptian letters to the United States. conference before the secretary’s plane jS in space again. J:; reports “premature.” “When and if Dr. Kissinger will bring shuttled back to Israel in the late after­ Egyptian sources said military com­ noon. JACKSON, Miss. - Wealthy manders and not political leaders will in­ lawyer Cliff Finch leads Lt. Gov. itial the disengagement pact and then sign Preschool preliminaries it formally later in Geneva. c William Winter in the race for the I'; Democratic gubernatorial nomina- S Kissinger was flying to Jerusalem later Tenth graders new to Manchester High School rush through the school doors today and returning to Alexandria Haile Selassie dies tion in Mississippi. at 9 this morning for testing and orientation preparatory to beginning classes Thursday night or Friday morning the ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia (UPI) - next Wednesday. Another testing and orientation session will be at the high Egyptians said. had whittled away most of his almost un­ § CHARLESTOWN, W. Va. - | Former Emperor Haile Selassie of limited powers. Money is growing short for many of school Thursday at 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. (Herald photo by Pinto) Ethiopia is dead at 83, Radio Ethiopia said In September, they nationalized his 24- the 40,000 striking miners in the Ap- today. room palace and placed him under house |:j palachian coal fields as they push J; The broadcast said Selassie was found for a "right to strike.” :S arrest and he was never seen in public dead in bed this morning by a servant. again although there were reports he was Selassie ruled Ethiopia for 57 years with undergoing medical treatments for Eighth District urges action the title of "King of Kings, Elect of God, ailments of old age. Regional Conquering Lion of the Tribe of Judah” ’Two months later the military govern­ until a military coup deposed him in 1974. ment executed 59 former civilian and ; BOSTdN — The chairman of the Selassie survived the invasion forces of military officiais, including Selassie’s ; Republican National Committee’s £• Benito Mussolini, a revoit by his palace grandson, the head of the ruling thUItary on Buckland jurisdiction issue guard and the decolonization of Africa, but : organizational Task Force Tuesday S council who deposed him and^two ex- predicted the Ford-Rockefeller in tbe end he was deposed in a coup by prime ministers...... ticket will be nominated and regain » (under a $250 per call contract) by the youthful military officers who overthrew By SOL R. COHEN equipment and sophisticated methods. Last May the military government an­ the White House next year. d District Fire Department. “These are facts which speak for the government in February, 1974. Herald Reporter The officers, upset with widespread nounced he had undergone surgery for a In a position paper issued by Wally Irish On July 31, district voters accepted a themselves. Having the utmost of belief in petition from a majority of Buckland area poverty in the East African nation and ailment of the urinary tract. ■ ;/■ NEWPORT, R.I. - The City Coun- Jr., its public information officer, the doing what is best for the fire service, we property owners and authorized their reports of corruption among the ’The radio announcement today said cil Tuesday gave jazz promoter Eighth District Fire Department is urging will not stoop to any public relation cam­ board of directors to expand district boun­ emperor’s friends and advisers, already Selassie died of a prostate gland disorder. Nelson Amado an ultimatum to all parties involved “ to move with dis­ paigns regarding our ability,’’ Irish said. daries (for fire protection) into that area. remove “Blood, Sweat and Tears” patch to resolve the question of jurisdic­ V, . ' On Aug. 5, the town Board of Directors musical group from the lineup or ):j; tion (over fire service) in the Buckland authorized construction of the Buckland lose the permit for one day of his I-:; area.” .. c % ; firehouse but delayed the funding and con- two-day Labor Day weekend S It emphasizes, “We have never offitaal- stritetion start until’'the legal festival. ly been involved or allowed oUrseWes to be rapnifications (of jurisdiction in the used as a sanctioning body to resolve Talks slated in wage dispute BOSTON — “Confidential” plans ^ .^Buckland area) is resolved. questions which must be decided by a for a multimillion dollar oil refinery ^ The town counsel’s office has promised legislative body.” in Massachusetts hinge on swapping a decision on the town’s position and its HARTFORD (UPI) — Four state men- Commissioner Jay 0. Tapper’s $4,500 offer The plan provides the doctors and other Irish says that the officers and men of cranberry bogs for a large portion of S: possible legal action for this week. ta) hospitais were operating nearly nor­ as “a pretty good figure.” No new state personnel at state institutions with free the department “object to the recent ac­ a state forest. United Press Inter- S In commenting further on Friday’s dis­ mally as their psychiatrists prepared to offer came out of a Tuesday meeting commissary privileges, low rent and free tions of the town fire fighters union in national has learned. % tribution of letters by the town fire meet today to discuss their demands for between her and Tapper and Shepherd. meals. Mrs. Grasso said in June the state which they used four fire department fighters, Irish said. wage increases. ' j ! Tapper teijned thb doctors’ original pay could save $2.6 million by ending the plan. vehicles owned by the Town of “We feel this to be unprecedented ac­ The physicians were scheduled to meet demands “totally unacceptable” and said Manchester for display purposes and dis­ Tapper said his offer would have'made State tion, and adds nothing to solution of the later with Mental Health Commissioner they would make Connecticut’s psy­ tributed a position paper to homes and the doctors $1,000 a year better off than legal question concerning the extension of Ernest A. Shepherd, who wants to review chiatrists the highest paid state doctors in GROTON - Chief U.S. labor businesses presumably serviced by our the doctors’ counterparts in New York, the Eighth Utilities District boundaries. their refusal to work unpaid overtime the country by a $12,000 margin. negotiator Wiliiam J. Usery is op­ department.” Massachusetts and Pennsylvania, taking The District Fire Department does not hours after they rejected a $4,500 raise He called the psychiatrists’ demands “a timistic both sides in the Electric Irish is referring to an action Friday those states’ income taxes into account. Boat Division of General Dynamics condone this type of political involvement offered by the state. direct contradiction of what we discussed afternoon when the town’s paid firemen Friday.” will resume bargaining. ’The strike and we believe it to be unbecoming to the distributed messages door-to-door in the Shepherd said only after-hours ad­ has idled the sub builder for nine fire service as a whole. State officials, said the work slowdown Buckland area, explaining the advantages missions to the four hospitals have been weeks. Usery talked to spokesmen would mean community general hospitals of the Town Fire Department and spelling “It is our intention to continue to affected by the slowdown, and he said doc­ and psychiatric centers would have to han­ for both sides in Washington Inside today out the need for a new Buckland firehouse. provide the high standards always main­ tors would not neglect patients in Tuesday. dle more alcoholics and mental patients Town Fire Chief John Rivosa tained by our department. We will not be emergencies. on weeknights and weekends. Bolton...... 4 H ebron...... 6 HARTFORD — Regina Smith of acknowledged three (he denied there were deterred from our duty. The job action began Monday night after They said an average of 30 to 40 patients Business...... 15 Obituaries___ ! 16 Northford, president of the Pro-Life four) town vehicles were used for display “Tbe excellent reputation of our depart­ several delays. Doctors objected to losing are ailmitted after hours and about 100 on Classified 28, 29, 30 Second thought. 12 Council of Connecticut commended purposes. He said they were the vehicles ment is known throughout the fire service low-cost housing and food privileges weekends at the four facilities. Com ics...... 31 Senior citizens .. 5 Gov. Ella T. Grasso Tuesday for her that are to be housed in the new Buckland organizations in Connecticut and New provided by the so-called Griffenahgen Representatives for the psychiatrists Coventry ... .. 23 South Windsor stand against use of Medicaid funds firehouse when it is constructed. England,” said Irish. “We have continual­ plan, which Gov. Ella T. Grasso wants to said Tapper’s offer amounted to only a Dear Abby.. .. 31 24, 26 for abortion. ’The Buckland area pays taxes to the ly serviced the Buckland area for over 75 eliminate. $500 increase because of fringe benefits E. Hartford . 6, 23 Vernon .22,26 Town Fire Department but is serviced years with the most modern methods. Mrs. Grasso said she regarded Finance lost with the Griffenhagen Plan at $4,000. Editorial ...... 4 Irish teen-agers Jeaving for their homes Thursday

By ALICE EVANS been a great project, and I hope to see it What impressed the visitors was the Belfast. “Now we wish we could stay in 59 years, break out again,” Ian said. we can speak, but won’t be able to com­ Herald Reporter again,” said Mrs. Terry Parla, a member friendliness of Americans, our many longer. At first, the Catholics and Grace CafoIIa of the City of Armagh municate very well.” It’s going to be a tearful parting of the ecumenical committee which telephones and large cars, machines to Protestants kept in separate groups, but said, "I could stay on forever. Your coun­ Our eating habits are different than Thursday for 28 Irish teui-agers. planned the project. wash dishes, and clothes dryers. no more. When we go home, we may feel try is a lot wealthier than ours. ’The pace those the teen-agers have grown up with. They will leave Manchester and return To the young people, America was Barbara Best of Portadown was im­ more free to mingle, but the pressure of here is faster and you have move When they first came, they drank only tea to Northern Ireland after a summer here “wonderful” and a “veritable fairyland.” pressed by the “freedom you have here. our peers and especially our parents may motorways and more and bigger cars. and coffee. Now they drink milk. under an ecumenical movement cospon­ Their visit to Manchester has been “fan­ You can’t walk down the streets in Ireland make it difficult,” he said. People here are very friendly. When 1 Barbara Best, Anne Moncrieff of sored by St. Mary’s Episcopal Church and tastic, a dream come true,” is how Sean because you may be stoned or shot,” she “ When Senator Edward Kennedy said to walk down the street, people call to me Belfast and Audrey Hume' of Portadown St. James Roman Catholic Church. Devlin of Portadown described it. said. us ’Itup to the youth to change things. It from their window. Nobody would do that commented on our eating so many sweets. The teen-agers wish they could stay Sean, who said ne is coming back to “Here you can be friends with Catholics, was the youth and their protests that at home.” “Doughnuts for breakfast. We don’t eat longer, and their host families wish the Manchester next summer, wants “to go and there your parents wouldn’t let you do ended the war in Vietnam,’ it really struck Bernadette ’Tucker of Portadown said, doughnuts for breakfast, you eat things boys and girls didn’t have to leave. home with a tan and an American it, and you might be stoned by friends,” home,” Ian said. It’s difficult to change, “People here are very friendly and make like French toast with lots of syrup; we “It’s been wonderful, marvelous. accent.” Barbara said. She is planning to come to the hatred and prejudice is inbred, es­ you feel at home. ’Things are more expen­ eat lots of eggs and toast for breakfast,” Everything has been perfect. They acted “Stupid, Americans don’t have accents. America to live. pecially in Belfast where the working sive here. School starts Monday and it’s they said. like perfect ladies and gentlemen all We have accents,” a nearby teen-ager "The kids were apprehensive about class live. Cond|,tions were better, now going to be hard going back. When 1 meet “ We eat our main meal at noon, and summer. I hate to see them leave. It’s said. > coming here,” said Ian Headden of they are worse. It may yet get better, but other members of the group on the street. ------Sec T»o

l,:.5 r s

lull llcmlilcn Burliurii BchI \uBaseball may become Ireland’s he said. accustomed to deal in broad gen­ national game if Mario Gribbon and Vernon Cine 2 — “ Roller- eralizations. proclamation offering a pardon “ Everybody is part of a gang. You f'l-bt l>t« • “ in the King’s name, to all. ex­ Comghal McQuillan, both of Portadown. ball,” 7:30-9:35 0ml if IMw — always go places in a group. If you go by Showplace — “ Blazing I^O FF cept Samuel Adams and John have their way. They both think baseball is yourself, you either get hit or put on your Our R f g Saddles,” 7:00-10:15; “ Young Hancock, who will lay down more exciting than soccer. Mario is taking , running shoes,” Mario said. ‘■"w Prices c their arms." Colonists were three bats, three baseball gloves and four Comhal told how the gangs armed Frankenstein,” 8:40 CALDOR warned that “ those who do not balls home, and Comghal is also bringing themselves with vicious weapons and .iifASHlON accept this pardon will be home baseball equipment. would jump on others with no provocation. *♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦***** regarded as rebels and pre-labor day sala SUN GLASSESJ Mario wants to come back here as soon “ I live in a Protestant area. It used to be traitors.” Three days later, as he finishes school. “ I never knew there 40 per cent Protestant and 60 per cent June 19, the Massachusetts were so many things to do — baseball, Provincial Congress, in reply to Catholic, now it is only 10 per cent golf, tennis and swimming,” he said. Catholic. The gangs drove the others Gen. Gage’s offer, declared "You’ll get arrested if you carry a bat FOR Flex Balsam that all those who "shall aid the away,” he said. NORMAL Elmer’s on the streets,” Comghal said. “ I played Mario said “ Religion doesn’t matter to OR Shampoo British are enemies and on a hurling team, and if a soldier caught OILY New! Pringles Glue-All traitors to their country, " The individual families. My parents would HAIR 2 you walking along the streets with a World Almanac notes. rather have me bring home a Protestant but it's a different story in the Potato Chips hurling stick, he’d take it away,” he than a Catholic, because they would know added. courtroom. Courts, lo do justice, El m e r s that we were working toward unity. When must deal with specific individuals b a is a m iP R O W N G U E A tl When they get home, Mario and you bring a new friend home, your parents in specific situations. Courts deal Comghal may never bt able to play ask ‘What’s your name? What’s your with exceptions and anomalies Reg. — fs , baseball together. "They live in different and extenuating circumstances. BEAT THE RUSH! 99c religion’?” , ^"2- sections of Portadown, and as Mario said, And courts hardly ever say never. 22;a THEATRES e a s t “ In our area, all you have to ask is A.R.M. Allergy Crayola “ We are confined in our own area, and" "What’s your name,’ then we know,” Here are a few reasons why: D o w g a rd Nestea even then it’s not safe. Comghal said. Crossing the street without Relief Medicine Crayons looking was justiliable, one court 7 Iced Tea Mix Taking game to Ireland ruled, because the pedestrian was Antifreeze Box relying on a green light. of 20 Sugar 32 Colors Comghal McGuUlan, left, and Mario Gribbon admire one HURRY CLASSES ARE CLOSINGI ENROLL NOW FOR FALL Boarding a moving trolley was Reg. & Lemon all right, ruled another court, be­ 39 Reg. of the baseball gloves Mario is taking home to Ireland. PATTI CORRIGAirS SCHOOL OF GYMNASTICS, INC. 77 1.59 Flavored! Reg. 84c cause the passenger got a come- GAL Beame backs NYC fiscal plan (Herald photo by Pinto) * WE HAVE MOVED TO AN EVEN IIOOEA A OETTEA FACIIITT * along wave from the conductor. Pkg. of 10 1.69 (Cnw •( M M N. I Hm t l - 211 Km U, NacMv. Cm) Specializing In Gymnootlco for GIrlo of all agaa Driving on the wrong side of NEW‘ the state controller. But he in­ hand a month ago — he denied the road was permissible, ruled NEW YORK (UPI) - Mayor (preschool2'A-up) and Younger Boyo. KOTEX LIGHT DAYS Popcorn sisted, "We’re not giving up he had given up the traditional­ another court, Irecause the motor­ FOR TEAR 'ROUND PROTECTION! □ OVAL PADS 200 COUNT FILLER PAPER Abraham Beame has endorsed Individualized Small Group Inotructlon on • Uneven U U IT -O N L Y 2 OALS. PER CUSTOMER Fits 3 Ring Binder, R.g. esc . home rule.” ly autonomous mayoral control ist had to swerve to avoid hitting a 3 4 9 * a plan that would strip him of Parallel Bart • Balance Beam • Vaulting • Floor Exarclaa child. much of his control over New A complicated new financing over the city’s expense budget. Orientation planned Box ol 30 PACK OF 20 BALL POINT (tumbling combined with dance) One judge who said never— and Reg. 1.09 iJumbo York City’s fiscal affairs and program was expected to pre­ 79' PENS, Reg. 1.14...... vent a default by New York City "We’re not giving up home ★ MEET OUR STAFF ★ lived to regret it— was the famous lize 73* agreed to share his budgetary Supreme Court Justice Oliver Bag! in September, when the city rule. There’s absolutely nothing at MHS on Thursday • PATTI CORRIQAN DUNNE Single Wiper Blade powers with the governor and U . StrinfMt M m . IHI Onwic TraMif tiI2 tJ tM i IM m l VnHkil t Hum hr Wendell Holmes. In a case must pay $896 million in in the plan thr* doesn’t exist tm im m iM . Oim Nw 1NF72 M AHckM Cyim t IN F lT lh fttr d SpnitlM U km hStnl M tfM r involving a truck-train collision. today,” Beame said. OtaadMilit T o il or Pair of Wiper Refills eT u o n e operating expenses as well as The Manchester High School only such test required of all Holmes held that a motorist who RONSON • KEVIN DUNNE principal and interest on notes guidance department w ill have students while in high school. IS. SprdfM M « i. Kiysicd U w tM t illhtk Wider d rarish M Kill S tM . CtafAi. C m comes to a blind crossing should RONII Casio Mini The agreement calls for YOUR CHOICE BUTANE falling due. testing and orientation The test results become part • DONNA DUBALDO never proceed without first getting LIGHTER Carey to seek authority to U . IMnniti d C m h|ionl Gyuttic hted M |i: Fitinir ksliwltr d Cu( hodt'i Cyoudk Sizes to fit most cars Electronic O N E T W O Sources said the agreement of a student’s permanent record out of his car and walking for­ From 15" to 18" sizes Reg. U 9 programs for incoming 10th Sdml in Wnt I M M create what amounts to a state ward to check the tracks. Reg. 1.99 could involve an initial $1 graders at the school Thursday which is forwarded on request • MARILYN PEARSON 1.47 Calculator board of overseers, made up of billion appropriation by the at four separate sessions at 9 to employers and schools of IS. Sodhifn Wndt H n n iq . IK9 m Ibctabiili C nn Ti m in IvMl: IK I Cm M i l 0)11*11 This rule, be said with finality, 67 the mayor, the governor and Oumpion: 19IC.72 M Umikin Cnmatt IMS WiiM Canrn Tridi. would settle the matter “once and Casio legislature — to be convened in a.m. and 1 p.ra. further education. Standard Executive Ride special session by Gov. Hugh Controller Arthur Levitt, who Students will meet with their Students will also be given PLUS SEVERAL OTHER OUTSTANDINO INSTRUCTORS... for all.” Memory Calculator enjoys a national reputation for kebistration a t ouk old studio But the Holmes rule lasted less Carey, perhaps as early as next own counselors and will take their schedules and a tour of the m m m Shock Absorbers 5 Function including ™ i t B H O l fiscal conservatism and integri­ (5 M IlHdct OiRli I A M i a N . M ) than seven years. So many excep­ week — to meet the city ’s the Otis Lennon test. This is a building. A similar session power calculations and W tdnM day Thursday Friday tions arose, poking holes in his lull floating decimal O Q Q O l 4 Basic functions, MANCHESTER September bills. ty. system. Reg. 39.95 general ability test and is the will be Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. for Aug. 27lh. Aug. 28tn Aug. 29th logic, that the Supreme Court fi­ Makes steering White Owl I and percent key. DRIVE-IN/ROUTES 6 &44A . ” I am completely in accord new 11th and 12th grade 10 a.m. IQ 12 noon 10 a.ni. to 12 noon 10 a.m. to 12 noon easier. Fit most 27 o o o a j Automatic con­ Hamilton Beach 1 lo 3 p.m. 1 lo 3 p.m. nally had to throw it out. stant, tloatine with this plan,” Beame said Students and any 10th grade The incident might well have american cars. Invincible Cigars AC ADAPTER The Story Reg. 6.49 optional ,3.99 decimal. AC 1000 Watt Blower Tuesday. " It represents state students who were unable to at­ reminded a chastened Holmes of 4 .7 a la a Q ' adapter included. For Information Call: 649-3577 (Studio) 456-0408 (home) a warning he himself had once BuferdPiisser financial involvement in the D ro w n in g v ic tim s ’ tend previous sessions. HEAVY DUTY SHOCKS, 8 9 9 6 .7 0 ea stock Up At taaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa* voiced against overconfidence. Super Hair |l.l■.lll|lUl.li^^W q City of New York. I think it is a This Low Price! Drying Power! wanted to u ... good omen for the city.” “W e have been cocksure,” he Bowmar 10 Digit Electronic Calculator Despite the concessions bodies recovered had said, “of many things that 1-Piece Auto Reg. 5.29 Reg. 16.93 BURNSIDE were not so.” [h o lU M t iw A V I, C u n * .« s n - n t i Beame agreed to make — con­ Smooth mild smoking. Factory 8 Functions, square root, reciprocal.iiprocal, % key m Four drying and styling settings. liiiiteil ProNH Inlernaliunal Connecticut River Saturday Drive-On Ramps O m n i constant, rechargeable A4 AA:A/C Re*.Reg. 54.95. ” f cessions he dismissed out of A public service feature of the fresh. Box of fifty cigars. Table stand for complete drying HIT THE ROADI A 5-year-old boy was struck night. OHL y 24 ASSORTED CALCULA TORS PERSTORE NO RAIN CHECKS freedom. #479. and killed by an auto in American Bar Association and Bragg went overboard while the Connecticut Bar Associa­ “WHin IM FEVER” Bridgeport and police in two attempting to fix the motor of Our PG 7:30-9:25 tion, Reg. other Connecticut communities his stalled boat. FULLY MIST CURLS OR C 1975 American Bar Association 27.99 SAVE EACH ON PART 2 TERRIFIC aC iTEM EN T Tuesday recovered the bodies In New Milford, police found ASSEMBLEDI OVER $12 FAMOUS NAME ^STRAIGHTENSHAIRl rT T F fT w JAMES CAAN of two men who drowned in the body of Carl Wester, 36, of “ROLLERBALL” weekend mishaps. Cheshire, in the Housatonic Men’s & Women’s R - 7:15-9:35 Police said Allen Hluska was River. Potted or playing badminton near a street Wester was attempting to MORE CARS V n OUR REG. LOW PRICES 17 Jewel Watches SUL 99c ’til 2 P.M. when an auto that apparently shoot the rapids over Bleachery CARACAS (UPI) - The num­ Arranged [usiiii ON THESE GREAT Our Lowest A rnold Manchester Evening Herald went out of control struck him Dam when his canoe capsized, ber of cars, buses and trucks on • Waltham • Benrus BO SVENSON - (PG) O F F AUTOMOTIVE ITEMS! Plastic Price Everl Publlshjcj every evening except and then crashed into two he was found about 300 yards Venezuelan streets and high­ 25 • H elbros & M any More iso Reg. 9.99 Sundays and holidays. Entered at homes. below the dam. ways increased by eight per cent Mums PART 2 the Manchester. Conn.. Post Office s a e a m ! Hluska was killed and two last year, and a further six per ALL 1 K B ’' r e g u l a r WALKING TALL” as Second Class Mail Matter. In other mishaps, Frank San- Hamilton Beach Suggested Carrier Rates persons in one of the homes tanelli of West Haven was cent jump is predicted for this Im B K AIR FILTERS 7dS M5 Sal Hit 2 PJE were injured. killed Tuesday when a boat year. O u r Mist Curling Iron \ Sk toM. Ids M Hib I Payable in Advance R e g . Single copy...... 15t State police identified the exploded and burst into flames There are now an estimated ^ A Clean air AFL 52 W eekly...... 90« driver as Eleanor Monroe, 68, in Milford Harbor. Another 1,400,000 vehicles in Venezuela. fiftenmproves Reg. 1 39.99 One m onth...... $3.90 gas mileage 2 .^ I ■ Three months ...... $11.70 of Bridgeport. No charges were man was injured in the blast of 0 4 7 Six m onths...... $23.40 filed while police investigated undetermined cause. AFL 132 0 1 7 AFL83 0 7 7 Re|.289 1 1 Ret 3 69 f f Reg. 4.99 S 5.99 EACH 7 C 0 / OFF Our Reg. Low Prices On SAVE & TAJ« ROUTES 15 « 04 » II (EXIT 95) One y e a r...... $46.80 the mishap. Register Now! Mail Rates Upon Request East Lyme police disclosed AFL91 0 QO A F L 74 0 QQ SAVE I U /O MOD FASHION WATCH STRAPS! Rocky Hill police recovered Tuesday that a 13-year-old boy Reg 3 89 fc a W te Reg 399 Mum's in basket holder or Ready dot shows thermostat control. / JAMES CAAN - (R) Subscribers who fail to receive Classes Start Reg. their newspaper before 5;30 p.m. the body of Donald Bragg, 28, of drowned when he was pinned MMi«M«avica4 plastic pots. In assorted colors. M A N Y STYLES S Cool tip for easy curling, #44D. cw^wax . GIFT DEPT. C O LO RS! EXAM PLES: 49^ 'i-si74^ 3.97 should telephone the circulation East Hartford, about a third of underwater in a small pond by September 15th CAR CLEANERS & WAXES 9 9 ' H B U RODOV ^ROLLERBALr department, 647>9946. lii^ E e n SIEVBIS McDOWIUi 7dt 9-dS Sal Ifat 2 PJL a mile from where he fell in the an overturned garden tractor. Saa. 2 4d0 7’J8 MS PRESTONE H.D. SILICONE -| 0 /1 WAX & CLEANER, Pt. Reg. 179 1 . 0 ^ \ MHatiM«s99< FftEE FRENCH FRIES RICHARD J. Colorform Sets JOHNSON'S SPRINT LIQUID -I / I Q Lp ho ne 649-55511 WITH PURCHASE OF NO BUFF WAX, Reg. i .99 1 . ^ v l Plastic pieces stick RISLEY 1 DUPONT RALLY CREAM -1 Q / l like magic No scissors, WAX, 18 OZ. Reg 2.59 1 paste Many to choose FILM RATING GUIDE h s K iM s I e , DANCE STUDIO ‘E n ie rs o ri from, Reg. 1.29 For Parantt and Thair Children 3 lo r f r e e Main St. Rl. 31 TURTLE WAX EXCALIBUR Q 0 7 FISH SANDWICHI p I PASTE WAX, 18 OZ. Reg 4 49 0 .0 # [ t ] onUL tNBKtt « ten AMM COVENTRY XR-200 Playskool Puzzles BUY 12 DONUTS AT THE REGULAR PRICE. Head for the DAIRY QUEEN* Graded Classes In AM/FM [FC] Mannii a iM « suputd smm a a « u uti m it SiitiMt fv rrt.Tmi(tn BRAZIER* Store now! Buy yourself a IT STICKS-IT HOLDS Portable Choose from many Keystone Pocket TAKE HOME 15! Scrumpdillylshus Bosn's Mate fish Tap • Ballet • Toe 199 [~R1 KtiaCTII M ir II re«im l[[iwmt< Fnal « IM M rlia sifnF It’s SUPERSTUFF tavorites. Hours of sandwich—tender fish fillet, with Acrobatics Radio fun. Reg. 2.89 EA. Everflash 110 Camera N M H Q II in a rn i Hce m i n j I>1 a m im tra il THURSDAY ONLY! shredded lettuce and tangy tartar saucel And, get a FREE order of Modem Jazz Super Heroes SAVE A t the sr'gn of^^^^^^the Happy Donut! crispy BRAZIER frlesl Remember, A safe removable, SAVE OVER *5 OVER mi offer good this Thursday and Friday Baton Twirling reuseable adhesive! *PTER „ _ Authentic action- at Manchester DAIRY QUEEN gum. Reg. 79c SALE ...... 24.99 packed Superman. 49 Reg. 49.99 :SHOVCASE CINEMA/ 1 2 3 4 BRAZIER stores. Gymnastics Roor New AM/FM, AC/DC Portable radio. Batman, Robin, Has its own built-in electronic flash- Aquaman Reg. 2.99 EA. never needs flashcubes. f/5.6 lens. 1-84 EXIT 58 - SILVER LANE-ROBERTS ST. V ess^S aton^iiiR lhttuts Exercise LOMA 32 Gallon Shoulder strap. Telescoping antenna. EAST HARTFORD • 24HR. TEL. INFO. 5M-8810 Valid at all shops In Manchester, Glastonbury, Vernon, . • FREE LIGHTED PARKING* We Honor MASTER CHARGE South Windsor and throughout Connecticut ______Rhythmic Plastic Trash Can complete with Cover SAVE Gymnastics _ 40 Kordite 20-23 Gal. Trash Bags or Q 3 7 OVER JUfORO PUSSER's m i own ifue story Boys Tumbling ' 20 Kordite 33 Gal. Trash Bags .. x 49 4 l Pkg Westinghouse Zenith Kinderdance for '< Tiffany style Stained OUR LOWEST 14 Cubic Foot 12 Inch ^ ^ f u % Pre-Schoolers PRICE EVER Glass Swag Lamp MUFFLERS Refrigerator Diagonal Register by Phone Portable SAVE Freezer t W # -r Tel 742-6886 OVER presents Black & INSTALLED Our Reg. 369.70 Tm. I n Ff. 4 ^13 Sit la Ha USei-X-m-tii Moot Ford, Chevys or 742-9766 White TV and Plymoutho. Handcrafted lead framed glass m D a irq Anytime assorted colors Extra long swag chain Comparable pricaa ON( r 7 PEA S rOAE NO R A IN CHECKS on all other Mufflara. Q u e e n Or Register at the Studio Thurs., Fri„ Sept 11,12 *299PLUSDEUVEHV ! Free 7.97 estimates • Master Charge • BankAmericard • Mobil 3 Popular Fixtures from 2-7 p.m. $ 1 Ribbed or round cera Completely frost free. Large Sat, Sept 13 from 131 Lb. freezer compartment. mic glass with crystal 0 5 7 Instant-on sound, Perma-set VHP •Reg. U.S. Pat. Off., Am. D.Q. Corp. 10 XM. - 2 P.M. or prismatic bottom. Spacious door shelves. Two A IV ti^ W Korh PmJiirliii ©Copyright 1974, Arn. D.Q. Corp. brazier. Our Reg. 4.99 & 5.99 adjustable shelves. Plenty of fine tuning. Telescoping antenna. 'JacoMliiK SusuiH^ R e g a l K S S r Memb«r:D.M. of A.; Dane* EACH room tor all your needs. Taachari Club of Conn.; oiinkNolEMHgr We offer convenience along with a superior product. P.D.T.A. and Pro-danct. IS • ^W ^YSTO CHARGE Tm. I n Fit i x m t M 684 Hartford Rd 242 Broad St ill M. Ma U X m tM Corner of Broad Cartiflad by teat to taach MANCHESTER SALE: WED. thru SAT. and Center Street Mon.-FrI... 8 a.m. - 9 p.m. by tha Dance Matters Mon. thru Fri., 10 a.m. - 9:30 p.m. ol America, Inc. 1145 Tolland Turnpike Saturday, 9 a.m. - 9:30 p.m. Phone 646-2112 Sat ...... 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Manchester Manchester PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., 27, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., August 27, 1975 — PAGE FIVE BILL WHITAKER’S MANCHESTER T w O SOFC lo S C rS NEWS FOR SENIOR CITIZENS UlatirhrBtFr iEitr ntn^ Hrrali h i g h e r .9 By WALLY FORTIN E V E N WASHINGTON - Back in early 1963 Andersoa-little EDUCATION ri m't when John Kennedy was President, a ANDREW TULLY Founded Oct. 1, 1881 political scientist named James Member. Audit Bureau ol Circulation Member. United Press International McGregor Burns wrote a book, “ The Hi everyone! This will be a and watching the Lawrence So remember, you must Tom Edwards is recuperating Deadlock of Democracy,” in which he “ seizure” of power is just what Dr. Burns register early to go to the Civic at his home at 330 Adams St., so Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, prescribed in his 1963 book. Expressing short column as the building is Welk entertainers. They were Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. demanded a strong Presidency. closed to all activities, with the every bit as good as on televi­ Center. We have had numerous let’s all send him a nice card to JUNIORS AND MISSES Meanwhiie, at the White House, a top disdain for Madison’s checks and calls about tickets, and unfor­ cheer him up. balances. Burns demanded that exception of registering for the sion, and seeing them in person .Raymond F Robinson Editor-Publisher Harold E. Turkington, Managing Editor Kennedy aide named Arthur Schlesinger Lake Waramaug Inn all week. made it doubly so. tunately we cannot help the Here is a reminder: All those Jr. was doing everything in his not incon- Presidents exert more power as the only going to Stanley Park, please be Last Friday we had a good Speaking of the shows at the people out. So When we register siderabie power to strengthen the means of exercising real leadership. turnout for our kitchen social Civic Center, I would like to for any play or show, get here here at 8;45 in the morning Presidency at the expense of Congress and “ Such Presidential leadership,” Burns bingo games with A1 Bourret point something out to you. We as early as you can, ’Thursday. The bus will leave at Opinion the constitutional system of checks and wrote, “ would also mean extensive in­ ‘The next show that we are 9 o’clock. We should return tervention in Congress. Not only would the and George Vallone doing a have to purchase tickets in ad­ balances. great job of calling out the vance, so on the day we register planning to go do is the Bob home at 4 in the afternoon. Well, surprise! Burns and Schlesinger, minority devices of the Congressional par­ games for us. we must know how many Hope show on Oct. 9, We will be Our Senior Golfing League S b o fiS M ear both lifelong Democrats, went up to Mon­ ties be swept away, but the President Back-to-school rituals tickets to purchase. We registering very soon for this was out Monday morning and treal the otlier day and told the American would have to throw himself into the Setl>ack results purchase only as many tickets show. here are some of the better llGUER Bar Association convention that the legislative battle to fashion party In the afternoon we had 12Vb as the number of buses we have Recuperating scores: Joseph Quinn, Merrill Republic was suffering from an excess of machinery for the more effective debating tables for setback with the involve all of us filled. We then take a waiting The staff is real busy Dickinson and Ernie Segerberg, l$Dumc Presidential power. Congress, they said, and handling of legislation. Hence he following winners: list in case there are any sprucing up our old building this 45; A1 Bolis and Edward Scott, should stand up on its hind legs and assert would have to ignore the absurd ‘rule’ Robert Cordner, 130; Gus 46; and A1 Petke, 47. (usually ignored in practice) that the Gull, 129; Nadine Malcom and cancellations. week. schools make us forget that the im­ its rights. They all but pictured Gerald With a mingling of sadness and also Ford as a man on a horse who was bending President does not interfere in the Robert Schubert, 127; Martha anticipation, most Manchester homes pact of schools goes beyond those the nation to his will. legislative department. He must in­ LaBate and John Gaily, 127; terfere, and openly so.” Thomas Murphy, 123; Ann with school-age children are in the directly involved. Burns and Schlesinger — the latter a historian who dabbles in Democratic That was laying it on the line, all right. Fisher and Grace Windsor, 121; midst of annual back-to-school rituals. The beginning of school changes pamphleteering — agreed that the con­ In effect. Burns was saying that a Presi­ Marge Hall and Helena Sad to most of us because back-to- living patterns for all of us whether stitutional balance of power, remained dent must get up there on a white charger Gavello, 120; Ann Demko, 119, m heavily tipped toward the Executive and run the show. Referring to FDR’s and Dorothy Andrew, 117. we have children or not. school means that inevitable end of despite expectations that Congress would attempt to purge Congress of his op­ Monday morning Pauline ^ a U l summer is not too distant. The major one is that with school be more aggressive after the political ponents, Burns wrote: “The trouble with Maynard and Marge Gall were Roosevelt’s purge was not the objective, busy registering our members Anticipation too for most of us in starting we must become more alert demise of Richard Nixon. Burns called for stronger political but the hasty, improvised, and negative lor the trip to Lake Waramaug. drivers because children will be con­ some form or other as we look m - checks on Presidential power,’especially way in which it was carried out.” We fiiled one bus and have eight forward to the school year and the op- centrated on our streets and near bus the building of stronger political parties Hoo boy! The only possible explanation persons for the second bus. We both to oppose the incumbent and to force for Burns’ and Schlesinger’s ideological will continue taking reser­ stops at certain times of the day. IG^ M portunities it brings for our Presidents to cooperate more closely with reversal is that the right man is not in the vations for this trip until the Our Reg. *7 & *8 youngsters to learn. Soon the days will be shorter than X>UCATiON' their own political party. Complained White House. Kennedy, of course, was the end of the week. right man. So Schlesinger daily urged Getting ready for school involves they are now and many children will Schlesinger, “On issue after issue. Lawrence Welk show Congress has shown itself confused, Kennedy to assume more power, and Monday evening we had a be walking to School or bus stops in Tops& parents, teachers and students quite vacillating, dilatory and ineffectual.” Burns was hoping that "Kennedy will be wonderfully enjoyable evening directly. A casual reading of the bus semi-darkness. GooDCitJSE Their turnabout perhaps was to be an­ the first President to grasp the great at the Civic Center listening possibilities open to a creative party We should not wait until school ticipated. It is their ox that is now being route schedules in The Herald gives a iMS ITS gored, to wit, a Democratic Congress. And leader.” Sujeaters good idea of the logistics involved in starts or the mornings get dark to the goring is being done by — horrors! — a Oh bosh, gentlemen. And twenty-three A -)fe(pp5 skiddoo. You’re sore losers. You’re still Charge \ just getting to and from school. drive carefully near our schools. Republican President. At least, they say Ford is doing so, a charge whose credibili­ mad at Nixon for the way he grasped “ the Vets unit Accounts While we have been vacationing in We should start our back-to-school ty depends upon the political allegiance of great possibilities open to a creative party IW' SW 8£i/r plans 29th Invited some form or other, countless ad- safe driving now. their audience. For the neutral bvstander, leader,” and now you’re frustrated it is hard to visualize Gerald Ford as because Ford has been doing some of the A It means giving the students the convention Bank minstrators, teachers, and other another Franklin D. Roosevelt, with or things you urged Kennedy to do. If you’re iT. school personnel have been engaged in right of way. without a horse. eating your hearts out, you brought it on Charges The 29th anniversary conven­ Great new sweater looks for It means being alert to those lapse But if the charge is credible. Ford’s yourselves. Welcome preparing for the coming year. tion of the 43rd Infantry Divi­ Fall in pullovers, cardigans, For parents, the start of school is a in safety first all children can have at sion Veteran’s Association is V-necks, crew necks, turtle­ mixed blessing in that while there time. scheduled for Sept. 6 at necks and mock twins. Constitution Plaza, Hartford, P: may be some cheer in getting the It means being particularly careful Choose from solids and The day’s activities will be tweeds in a spectrum of dedicate to Col. Joseph “ Joe” small fry out from under foot after to stop for loading and unloading colors. S, M, L. Continuing drama of the oil crisis Zimmer who served with the school buses and last but not least, a summer break; there is that 43rd Division of the 169th Infan­ Our Reg. *1 0 & *11 knowledge that each year brings strict obedience to speed limits try during World War II. OPEC has another meeting scheduled for supplier of rock drilling bits, recently told closer the days when those siblings everywhere. Americans await with bated car­ Col. Zimmer will be present buretors the next chapter in the oil drama. DON OAKLEY September and its members may very a group of investment bankers in New at these services in his honor. will be leaving the nest and going on And, if we are all a bit more patient York pretty much the same thing. ’The At 11 a.m. there will be a PMS If nothing happens in Washington in the well raise their prices by the amount of memorial ceremony to honor their own and school's real purpose is and a bit more polite, the annual meantime, it will begin September 1 when tually decline eventually because of the in­ the tariff, and probably more. country needs, it estimates, about 900 members of the division who rituals of back-to-school will be plea­ centive the oil companies would have to What about conservation? The 4,(XX)- more drilling rigs between now and 1980 to prepare them for that time. all price controls over domestically lost their lives during World undertake new exploration and drilling. member Independent Petroleum Associa­ just to stay 75 per cent — not 100 per cent sant and happy experiences for us all. produced oil are slated to expire. War II. As part of the service But we should not let on this focus — self-sufficient in oil production and free % President Ford, who wanted the con­ A case can be made that the President’s tion of America, which speaks for the lit­ there will be a firing squad and on parents, students, teachers and the of excessive imports. And the average trols eliminated gradually over a period of plan of gradual decontrol would do nothing tle producers as the American Petroleum color guard furnished by the three years, warns that immediate decon­ to help supply; the oil companies would Institute does for the biggies, has told a cost of a land drilling rig today is 44 Connecticut National Guard. trol will mean a jump of 7 cents in the simply wait out the three years. During congressional committee that even with million and for an offshore one upwards of At 2 p.m. the 102nd Army Scene from here... price of a gallon of gasoline. that time, Americans’ demand for maximum conservation efforts, by 1985 460 million. Band of the C.N.G. will present Step into Fall in superbly tailored Congress, which doesn’t know what it petroleum, even though slackened from its domestic crude oil ntitnut wH! 'ue a.5 There is, obviously, no simple answer to a band concert also at the plaza. fashion pants. A colorful choice of ai wants, continues to debate plans for con­ pre-1973 pace, would continue to rise and million barrels a day short of what is the oil problem. It takes vast sums of The public is invited to attend solid knits and acrylic checks and servation, taxes on oil company “wind­ this would hardly force down prices. needed to reduce dependence on foreign money and great risks to find and bring in both events at no charge. plaids. Juniors & Misses. Col. Zimmer is well known in Manny’s keeping his cool fall’’ profits and rebates to every There are other complications. A U.A. oil to “ acceptable levels.” That is unless oil. While Congress and the administration military circles throughout court has ruled unconstitutional the domestic production is substantially in­ have a duty to monitor the profits of oil .6 % , American over 18 — all of which, say some New England. The 43rd Divi­ companies to protect the public from price critics, amounts to as futile an exercise as President’s imposition of a 42 a barrel creased between now and then. sion was made up of more than Our Reg. *8 & *9 gouging, they must also face market Reports out of Detroit keep saying how rearranging the deck chairs on the tariff on imported oil. ’The White House Assuming that Alaskan oil, due to begin 5,000 men from Connecticut, tough it is these days finding customers SOL R. COHEN Titanic, says it intended to lift the tariff anyway, flowing in 1977, will be providing 2 million realities. many from the Manchester and for cars and trucks. What will happen? According to the op­ though it may appeal to the Supreme barrels a day by 1985, production in the We are due, it would seem, for a return Vernon areas. It also included Court just out of principle. ’This should lower 48 states would still have to be in­ to a free market in oil. Whether its men from Maine, Vermont, and S ld tts To which we can only reply, consider the ponents of any kind of price controls, the case ol one Manny Simmons. If every same color and same options as the dis­ most consistently outspoken of which has have some beneficial effect on gasoline creased by 3.5 million barrels daily to realities will be pleasant or otherwise for Rhode Island. The unit was also augmented, during the war, by potential customer has the same troubles continued 1975. been the Wall Street Journal, gasoline prices. meet expected demand, says the IPA. energy-hungry Americans is a question we But then there are foreign producers. Hughes Tool Company, the largest shall soon learn the answer to. draftees from most every state Sale! He was told production on 1976 models prices will not jump this fall and could ac- he's had, it's a wonder they sell any in the union. vehicles at all. would start Aug. 26, with delivery Manny. 27, who lives in Ellington but promised in three months, but at a 6 per Tots, Girls & Boys Snug Warm works in Manchester, has been trying cent rise in cost Water problem since February to buy a three-quarter-ton Manny told the dealer to go ahead, but OPEN FORUM Gov. Grasso Famous Make Bootee Foot Sleepers van ol a popular make. Not a custom job, under protest. He said he'd argue the 6 per A great group of styles and colors! mind you, but a stock model with a few op­ cent increase and whatever other added criticized Reg. 6.00 & 7.00 Button-front, belted and other fashion- tions costs might develop. To the editor: basement. My home is located at the top happened. We would like to see this area problems have not gone away in the 12 HARTFORD (UPI) - Three detailed models. Choose from solids \ i In February, he placed a deposit on one We interrupt our story right here, to tell As a property owner on Walbridge Hill of the hill and I can imagine what it will be remain pollution free, which will not be years that I lived here and they certainly members of the Permanent or plaids. Juniors & Misses. with a dealer to the north of Ellington. He you about the loaners Manny got while Rd,, Tolland, I would like to voice my opi­ like with those people living at the bottom realized if any further building is allowed. are not going to get any better by any Commission on the Status of \\ further development of houses. This area was promised three-months delivery —in awaiting delivery of his 1975 van. nion as to the further development of of the hilt. There are plenty of septic problems in this Women Tuesday criticized Gov. houses on Walbridge Hill and South River The surface water that runs down area and the houses that will be built in is wet, wet, wet. Ella T. Grasso for her position 3.99 4.99 May. In May, he got a 1968 station wagon. It sizes 1 to 4 sizes 4 to 8 Rd. Walbridge Hill is enough to undermine that area are bound to have the same Please do not allow any further building. When May came and just before the blew a piston in two weeks. to prohibit women from using This area should not be considered for some of those driveways, and eventually problem. Listen to the peopie who have been stuck Medicaid funds to get abor­ Now! .. . Very important savings on heavyweight brushed knit sleepers promised delivery date. Manny sold his Still in May, he got a foreign-make mini any further building of houses due to the that is what will happen. The whole area Please consider what will happen to the with similar problems and those that are tions. from America's best known maker. All are flame-retardant. All with non- 1972 passenger car. He didn't need two bus. Manny says it ate at least a quart of excessive water problem that is already in where the ball fields are located is people that are going to be buying these presently living in the area. Tliese people Sen. Betty Hudson, D- skid bootee feet. All in colorful prints. Boys and girls sizes 1 to 4 with grow- vehicles and he was able to get a better oil a day and he fed it a case of oil in three houses. The people in Tolland Summit and know the existing problems and what can existence in this whole area. If the Plan­ extremely wet, not just those at the rear Madison, called Mrs. Grasso’s gripper waist now 3.99. Boys & girls 2 Pc. sty'' in sizes 4, 5, 6 & 8 now 4.99. price than on a trade. weeks. Also in that three weeks, oil leaked ning and Zoning Commission approves any of the property. ’That whole area is a dis­ Country Hills have been stuck with swam­ happen if any further building of houses policy “ discriminatory, in­ Near the end ol May, when he checked into the clutch and it went. He returned further development, they will be respon­ aster as far as water is concerned and the py areas on their property, with septic can do to this area. No one wants to deny a humane and unjust to the poor tank problems that never seem to cease. buiider the right to build houses, but this is on delivery of his van. the dealer told him the mini bus. sible for people buying homes that will Planning and Zoning Commission should women in this state. \ ' '‘" n h- the factory's computer pnnt-out had no In June, the dealer loaned Manny a 1971 eventually have the same problems as not under any circumstances allow any They have backyards that their children not tl^e area to do it in. “ While Title 19 did not man­ Sincerely yours, purchase record of the vehicle he'd pickup. Although it got only 8 miles to the those people who live in the Tolland Sum­ further building in this area. cannot even play in because it is constant­ date money for abortions, g- t y y ly wet. The drainage in this whole area Georgianna Hampton ordered. gallon, at least it kept him in wheels until mit and Country Hills area. TTie money Whatever happened to the Sewage neither did it prohibit it,” Mrs. that the pebple in this area have had to ’Treatment Plant that was to be built in does not seem to exist. The water 49 Walbridge Hill Rd. The dealer contacted his .New England last Friday. The front brakes locked and a Hudson said of the federal spend to try, to no avail, to cure their this area before any further building was policy, which was enacted in representative, explained the situation tire blew. It was on the highway and Man­ water problems has been astronomical to be allowed? Years ago when the prior 1965, before abortion was and asked him to put the purcha.se order in ny had a two-mile walk to a telephone. He Sale! and the people that will be buying these property owner was to build on this land, legalized. the works again He, the representative, called a friend, to pick him up. Then he houses will also have the same problems. he was informed that he could not build Mrs. Grasso, a Roman did and it, the purchase order, was. called the dealer, to pick up the truck. The water problems in this area are out any more until such a plant was installed Catholic, said at a news con­ .Manny was promised delivery by the Both did. of sight. After 12 years of living in this to stop the further polluting of the ference last week that the state Girls Famous Make end ol .July However, transfer ol his in­ That’s the day he heard the latest news area I can assure you that I know what I Willimantic. should do anything possible to surance from the car he'd sold to the van about the 1976 van he had ordered —that am talking about. I still have a backyard This area has now been cleared by the prevent abortions. Warm Sleepwear, he'd ordered (ouldn t take place as the plant is on strike and all delivery that is unusable most of the year. I have DEP for canoeing and swimming. TTiis Kathleen McGuire of 1 . / planned. There was no new van to transfer promises are off, pending a settlement. had to install a sump pump in my base­ area is now open for recreation and it is HERALD YESTERDAYS Ellington said she agreed '‘ab­ Gowns, Pajamas ment to keep pumping the water out of my the first time in years that this has it to, at least not yet Manny's keeping his cool. He says he'll solutely” with Mrs. Hudson’s statement, and Elizabeth Came the end ol .July and still no three- wait until the end of September before & Footed Pajamas Our Reg. 25 Years Ago William Fouids who drowned May 31. Rawles of Bloomfield said she quarter-ton 1975 van - from stock and making a decision —whether to let his United Appraisal Co. of Cleveland, Ohio, ’This date was a Sunday ; The Herald did was “ disappointed” in the with a lew options order stand or cancel it and buy a van whose eastern office is in East Hartford, governor’s position. Reg. 7.00 to 11.00 *16&*17 problem. Because of them the Mental not publish. uhesses The dealer chet ked with Detroit again from available slock —and from some is awarded 496,950 contract for complete yA' The commission met today in the first week in .August He told Manny other dealer. Thanks Health Association will be able to continue revaluation of Manchester real estate and the office of Secretary of the The llatlery ol soft lerninine the factory hadn l made the truck he Manny is single, so, in the whole month Dear editor: its service and action programs for those 10 Years Ago personal property. State Gloria Schaffer to dress styles and the practicality ordered of September he's going cross-country on As Manchester chairman of the 1975 with emotional problems. Harold C. Norton of Coventry is elected Diocesan Bureau of Social Service observe National Women’s 3.99 & 4.99 of washable polyesters and chairman of the board of directors of He told him mot e I he company had his motorcycle —the only wheels he owns. fund raising campaign of the Mental Among these are educational programs changes its name to Catholic Family Ser­ Tiy Equality Day. mmm jerseys team up in this Fall on the understanding of mental Illness and Colonial Board Co,, succeeding the late vices, Archdiocese of Hartford. Mrs. Schaffer defended the p .rl closed out production on 1975 models. His original plan was to camp out for a Health Association I would like to thank |o Tremendous assortments from 3 lashion special. One-piece, On Aug. 11. Manny ordered a 1976 van — month in a new 1975 van. the residents of our town for their support information and referral services. Anyone governor as being on firm legal WWa ground in her abortion policy famous makers. Flannels, brushed two-piece and jacket styles during our recent fund-raising campaign. who needs help or who would like further all al one special low price Both the bellringers who called on their information about mental health or men­ and said Mrs. Grasso had ap­ nylons & cozy knits. Gowns, paja­ pointed more women to impor­ neighbors and the neighbors who tal illness is urged to call us at 233-2601. TODAY’S THOUGHT mas & footed pajamas. Stock up tant state posts than any of her Vll Sincerely, now for all girls sizes 4 to 14. • H T « T r • t answered, are citizens who are making a male predecessors. 1 7 3 difference in the fight against mental ill­ Althea Potter < S ( 7 I 9 10 To determine the size of a person, we do portunity. Mrs, Schaffer expressed con­ 31 17 13 14 19 l( 17 ness, our country’s number one health Manchester not put the measuring tape either around The one sure foe of littleness is bigness. cern that women continue to I I I I 19 70 71 27 73 74 his body or his mind; we put it around his Said Booker T, Washington: “ 1 resolved vote nationally about 5 per cent 79 76 7/ a 79 30 ALMANAC heart. that I would permit no man to narrow and less frequently than men, but At All 8 Great There are those who are big in physical­ to degrade my soul by making me hate she said she had no figures for ly and large in achievement, but quite him.” Connecticut. Youth Centre Stores small in soul. That is fighting littleness with bigness in Anderson-little 11% 1 iiilt-tl Urr-H liiiiTiialinnal Those horn on Ihi.s date are under the You have refused me because of one fac­ Mrs. McGuire said President Can anyone help? One of the deadliest enemies to the Manchester 4 (firatc/Yanirin'’h)ne Clothnifi Today is Wednesday, Aug 27. the 2.1916 sign of Virgo. tor — I am hard of hearing. ’The only thing a positive way. We all have the capacity Ford and ’Treasury Secretary home, the church, and the state is the per­ for greatness of soul. West Hartford Wethersfield Enfield day ol 1975 with 126 to follow. Lyndon Haines Johnson, .16th president To the editor: I cannot do is answer the phone. William Simon should be ;S .i, son with littleness of soul. Such a person Bloomfield Bristol Avon/SImsbury The moon is approaching its last ol the United Stales, was born Aug. 27. Merchants of Manchester, I have All I ask is a chance to earn a decent This is the gospel of the hour; to notified to put the likeness of misses the biggest and finest opportunities ...... Meriden quarter 1908 applied to many of your places of business living. Please, is there anyone who can be examine the littleness within us and to set women’s suffragist Susan B. ' > ------, of life. Such a person might go out into the • MANCHESTER Manchester Parkade The morning stars are Venus. Mars, On this day in history: seeking employment as an assistant of help? our feet upon the path that unerringly Anthony on the 42 bill “ to give land of eternal progress in the fellowship Jupiter and Saturn In 1859. the Iirs1 oil well in the United bookkeeper fully qualified and Nancy J. Hutchinson leads to largeness of heart and of soul. women a piece of the equality of high-principled people, but he allows his The evening stars are Mercury and Slates was drilled near Titusville. I’a experienced in all general office 47 Teresa Rd. Chaplain Russell R. Camp they have so lone worked for.” l :3 pettiness of person to blind him to his op- Venus procedures. Manchester

.f-s PAGE SIX — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., Augu jU M g 7 S _ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., August 27, 1975 - PAGE SEVEN Council to meet Thursday on resignations Indians will visit AARP

The Connecticut Northeast Chief Strong Horse, a council The trip features a guided The meeting will be held in the accept the recent resignations of the Chapter No. 604 of the member of the Narraganset tour of the state capitot and a empty thenno$ boxe$, EAST HARTFORD tribe, and Princess Waterfall of trip to the 200-year-old Cooke’s council chambers at Town Hall, 740 East Hartford Housing Authority American Association of «M hm t all kbHto ter boyi and George A. Dagon, town council Retired Persons (AARP) will the Podunk tribe will appear in Tavern in Plainville where Main St. commissiners and to consider the ap­ ^ glrta. why buy lha bottte N you chairman, notified all council meet Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. at native'dress. They will speak on luncheon will be served at noon. pointment of a new authority Indian folklore and show native doirt naad lU members Monday of a special The meeting has been called to the Knights of Columbus Home, There will be organ music, a members. arts and crafts. sing-along and dancing. Ray meeting tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. 1.38 Main St. Galvin, chef at Cooke’s Tavern, tra fia rt every llW t thingl Members who have renewed will tell the inside story of the $ their national membership preparation of the food used in since May are asked to contact the party scenes of “The Great *wfMraa CPTV has Mrs. Alphonse Beruby at 649- Gatsby” in which he was the d o n e r’s Dell Angela resigns development job 1265 to report their new expira­ Gatsby chef. f the mtraele of tn(^$tee4 1 worth a d o lls ri" fall shows tion date. (* downtown manchestAr^ Those wishing to make reser­ “East Hartford experience", from a personal as well as a There will be a bus trip in Dell Angela, who has served vations may contact Mrs. EAST HARTFORD he states he will be leaving with professional standpoint. keeping with the Bicentennial in the post for nine years, has for credit Gustave Ekstrom, 39 McKinley Sheila Tuller accepted a position in Gardena, a bit of sadness because of However, Dell Angela, on Sept. 10. Buses will leave the KofC Home at 10 a m. St., 649-7424. 289-4283 Calif. He will become com­ friends and associates he will be remarked that he is leaving Louis Dell Angela, of with great expectations of the munity development director leaving behind. Three college credit courses Manchester, director of there. He feels his years in East challenge that lies ahead. will be offered this fall on the development for East Hartford, In what Dell Angela called his Hartford have been rewarding Connecticut Public Television has resigned his post (CPTV) network. The course TURKEY TRAPPING are offered by state community Anderson-little colleges in cooperation with JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (UPD - The Missouri Conservation CPTV. East Hartford schools open Sept. 3 The courses to be offered Commission says the 1975 wild are: turkey trapping season was the Sheila Tuller available in all the schools as of • The Consumer Experience, High school students are to toughest in 15 years for conser­ ’m 289-4283 Sept 4. a course in personal financial Just in time for F a ll enroll by tomorrow. vation biologists. 2 East Hartford public schools Ninth-grade students will also management beginning Sept. 9 High school students who are There were 121 birds caught will open Sept. 3. The first day report lor a four-hour day Sept. • The Ascent of Man, Dr. already enrolled in town should and 112 used in Conservation (Herald photo by Richmond) of school will be a half day for 3. Freshmen orientation will be Jacob Bronowski’s personal pick up their class schedules at Commission restoration projects, all elementary and middle held at both Penney and East \ history of man through science East Hartford or Penney High Ozark turkey trappers lure the New stretcher for Rockville Hospital school students. Sept. 4 will be Hartford High Schools. and art, beginning Sept. 23. School this week. birds under cannon-propelled the first full session of six hours Sophomores, juniors and Robert Boardman, right, administrator of Rockville General Hospital, examines a new • Classic Theater, an over­ nets. They are used to r^ o ck and 20 minutes for the children. seniors will start the fall stretcher presented by the Greater Vernon Jaycees for use in the hospital’s emergency view of the development of habitats elsewhere. Cafeteria service will be semester Sept. 4. A group of environmental ex­ department. Looking on, left to right, are Jack Kazmarski, chairman of the Jaycee Capital European drama from the 17th Casum Registration for new students perts from the U. S. Department OVER 3 MILLION \ \ Expenditures Committee; Robert Tedoldi, past president; and Robert Violette, president to the 19th Centuries, beginning 7 is being held this week. of the Interior picked Missouri's of the Jaycees. The money to purchase the stretcher came from surplus funds realized Sept. 25. Elementary and middle school PRESCRIPTIONS Credits earned in TV Com­ Ozarks region as one of the seven Safely Compounded from the Jaycee-sponsored arts and crafts fair last November. students new to the system may best places in the United States munity College courses may be Town unit enroll at their neighborhood to live. applied toward an associate school. ARTHUR DRUG degree at any Connecticut com­ will study munity college. There are no prerequisites and enrollment is pond plan open to all. HEBRON Charge Accounts Invited POLICE REPORT Course fees are $40 per Anne Dallaire Bank Charges Welcome course. The other youth then drove up For enrollment information, 228-3267 and ran out the door. ARRESTS in a red Corvair and the chased contact Manchester Communi­ John Hibbard, chairman of An employe chased the youth Our Manchester, MANCHESTER youth dove in a window. The ty College, write TV Communi­ the Conservation Commission, with the meat and caught him Enfield, Sandra C. Brown, 27, of Hart­ Corvair pulled away. ty College, 1280 Asylum Ave,, was asked Tuesday by the Plan­ near the K-Mart store. He had Avon/SImsbury, ford, third-degree larceny Another employe got the Hartford, Conn. 06105, or call ning and Zoning Commission dropped the meat and another Brielol A (three counts), criminal imper­ car’s license number. Police 232-4817. (PZC) which is also the Inland employe picked it up. Wetlands Commission to study Meriden sonation (four counts), and are tracking down the two now. the application for construction Stores third-degree forgery (four of a pond submitted by Michael Are Open counts). The charges stem I. Pagach of 328 Burnt Hill Rd. Every nite from stolen check'' '.ashed at Hibbard said the conserva­ the Sears, D&L, F J Mart and LAST THREE DAYS tion commission would be hap­ Pathmark stores in June. She py to look into the plans. was released on her promise to The pond will consist of over appear in court Sept. 16 in East Our Reg. *2 0 one ai^ one fourth acres on a Hartford. 27-acre site. Pagach said he will Stefano Sacco, 43, of East MOOR construct a pond for fire protec­ Hartford, sale of liquor to Leather Look tion, soil, water and wild life minor (a Manchester 17-year- MID SUMMER CLEARANCE conservation. Distinction- old) Tuesday at5:30p.m . at the The application will be of­ K-Mart Package Store at 225 Jackets ficially received at the next Spencer St. Court, Sept. 22. BUY NOW AND SAVE! Planning and Zoning Commis­ David C. Winegar, 35, of 302 b y L e v iV Adams St., reckless driving sion meeting in September. Tuesday at 1 a m. on Oak St. Court, Sept. 16. A 14-year-old Bolton youth, Panatela® fourth-degree larceny Tuesday Hebron Fair at 1:54 p.m, at the King's store in the Parkade. Referred to 917 Main Street, Manchester to include Designed for the Juvenile Court. old crafts BREAKS & THEFTS Anne Dallaire contemporary MANCHESTER Best "Leather-Look" ever! PVC... the soft 228-3267 An Ambassador Dr. couple feel and rich look of fine genuine leather. A special Bicentennial craft were apparently robbed of $250 And, even better than leather, it wipes contest, sponsored by the man, these new in cash taken from their kitchen Hebron Lions Club, to celebrate counter while they watched TV clean with a damp cloth. Exciting ' the heritage of Hebron and the Monday night, police said. The colors from traditional browns and nation in anticipation of the 1976 slacks feature thief apparently crept in the beiges to contemporary blues and U S. Bicentennial Anniversary open back door. A portable greens in many handsome styles. will be held at the Big H Hebron radio was also taken from the Harvest Fair. fine detailing— counter. Entries should be hand­ A woman’s purse was crafted or constructed in the snatched off another Am­ manner employed during the side pockets, bassador Dr. kitchen counter colonial period without the use Tuesday about 10;30 p.m. The of modem machinery or equip­ woman was in another room Fashion ment. Exhibits must have been button tab on when she heard the kitchen the work of the entrant. door click shut. Her dog then There will be two divisions — began barking. The woman, her Print Shirts for seniors, ages 18 or over, and pocket and waist­ relations visiting her, and the for juniors, under age 18, Those dog ran to the kitchen and out­ participating should indicate side but could not see anyone Our Reg.*12 the divisions entered. band and a slight nor find the purse. It contained First, second, and third place $2 in cash plus many personal cash prizes will be given for the papers and credit cards. following classes: Model of rake to the bottom. Don’s American service sta­ building, mill or factory, $3, 82 tion at 128 Tolland Tpke. was and $1; model of horse-drawn broken into today at 2 a.m. vehicle. $3, $2 and t l : household Add a pair to Police found two new tires article, tool or implement, valued at $30 each taken from Abstracts, florals and geometries. $1.50, $1 and 50 cents; and arti­ the station and left near a Comfortable knits in every color cle of clothing, $1.50, $1 and 50 your Signature dumpster outside. Apparently combination you can imagine. cents. police scared off the tire thieves. Perfect fashion accessory for The Iona Manufacturing Co. every casual outfit. Collection. office on Regent St. was broken Lake Taneycomo, in southwest into Monday night. An electric Missouri, is the oldest and typewriter was stolen. smallest of the larger Missouri For Boys! lakes, according to the Missouri Police are seeking two young For Men! Conservation Commission. Blue - Green men who attempted to heist 95 $141.16 worth of meat from the Reg.Mi SI' Dress & Sport Brown - Camel Corduroy Slacks Finast store on Spencer St. Dress styles and jeans with rugged good looks. Shirts...... Reg.M Monday at 2;45 p.m. Permanent Press in solids and patterns. Employes of Finast reported HORSE seeing two men near the store Super Value! Boys’ Famous Make 9 exit with a carriage loaded with Fashion Print Shirts meat. One pul it in a plastic bag Dress Slacks.... Reg.u? 195 Specially priced at . . . RACING Our "Luxury-Tailored" Double Knils and Footed Sleepers & Ski Pajamas Texturized Wovens in rich solids, classic checks and popular plaids. Reg. 7.00 & 8.00 Boys’ Slacks ..... Reg '8 Youth injured V Great Back-to-School values in Deniri'is. 8 m \ $20 in hike mishap Double Knits and Corduroys DAYS Sweaters. Reg.^11 &M2 CJI95 Crew-necks, V-necks, Turtlenecks and I I Gary F. Davenport, 11, of 68 Sweaters...... Reg.'8 4.99 Strickland St. broke his collar­ cardigans in a fantastic selection of shettands Pullovers in v-neck. crew-neck or turtleneck August 29 bone Tuesday at 12:40 p.m. ribs and cables. Snug-warm heavyweight brushed knit sleepers with bootee feet...and knit styles in great new tall colors. September 6 ski pajamas from our best maker. All are flame-retardant. All are perfect when the bike he was riding No Racing Sunday^ struck the curb on Main St. at quality. All at very Important savings. Bootee feet sleepers in sizes 4 ,5 , 8 Pine Hill St. near St. Bridget and ski pajamas In sizes 4, 5, 8 to 18. Church. AT The boy was thrown from the bike, striking his knee and THE At All 8 Great Youth Centre Stores shoulder. Andersen-littie REGAL RAEN'S SHOP ^ Qrcat^^mcin ^ine Clothing "CONNeCTICUT S LARGEST end MOST COMPLETE MEN'S STOflE" Patrolman John Marvin NORTHAMPTON West Hartford Wethersfield Manchester Enfield Square brought him to Manchester Bloomfield Avon/Simsbury Bristol Plaza Meriden Square 903 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER Memorial Hospital where X- FAIR! rays revealed the bone break. MANCHESTER Manchester Parkade He was treated and released. PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., August 27, 1975 MANCHESTER KVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., August 27, 1975 — PAGE NINE C i r c u l a r WEEK i £ ! Shown are just a lew of our Circular Specials " throughout the store. 9SI3 If you did not receive our KNOWN FOR VALUES(A circular, come In (or your copy flnd soo iriony 5 - “V more outstanding h PRICE CUT buysl w fv ..I j - I I ’ Sg ON EACH TOP NOW THRU SAT. AUG. 30 V-'T SAVE A 3 0 ® /oj ON EACH P A I R O F J E ^ THE LATEST . 1 .? j LOOK IS I rPRINT SHIRTS \ u p e r

3 ’EA. ^ Rt9.4.97 in Long-point collar, but­ i l l ton-front styling in easy- one of America's iS K care nylon. Exciting greatest values prints! S-M-L. at 6.97 Now PROPORTIONED POLYESTER S t PANTS PR. S2 I Weapons for Israel 7 9 7 'CLASSIC' N (0 Q COTTON DENIM JEANS Shown in files photos are an F16 fighter, top, and an F15 Reg. 8.97 12 back patch pockets, fighter-interceptor, bottom, which according to news Dacron’' polyester dou­ ble knits. Elastic waist. Ibelt loops, contrast reports will be sold to Israel by the United States along ] stitching! Machine wash- with other weapons in return for Israel's agreement to Petite 8-16, Average 10-18, Tall 12-20. *able. Navy; sizes 8-18. withdraw from the Sinai Desert. (UPI photo)

WOMEN'S NYLON Foreign news commentary COLORFUL SHIRTS PANTYHOSE EASY-CARE KNIT PUllOVERS- FOR 'YOUNG MISS' :

WITH 'SNEAKS' EMBROIDERY ^ TER RiH Sl^ PRS. M m :n>r. Israel goes along Natural stretch nylon fits (N r n your legs perfectly. P/A; Stock-up on these nifty knits 97 T/XT. B> RICHARD H. GROWALD Then why are they doing it? without unravelling your budget. GALS' NYLON Answer: American pressure. EA. I PI Senior Editor EA. CABLE KNEE HI'S America has been the sugar Assorted solids and stripes in c s T v D j CM 044 Floral prints! Fashion a daddy to Israel in its times of polyester/cotton and Orjon* ac­ YOUR JERUSALEM (UPI) - It is a looks woven in Perm­ I trial. American arms and rylic. Size 8 to 18. Choose short 2 4 V lYOUR site in Christian lore but anent Press polyester/ S ^ R tf.7 9 c I money have enabled David to CHOICE ’ PR, To 19c * Israel’s Jews take ironical note or long sleeves. Reg. 2.88 cotton; sizes 7-14. that their Prime Ministers of­ withstand Goliath. The Israelis Womenls, girls' fits sizes fice is in the Valley of the know this. They do not like a 9-11. Children's fits sizes Cross. thing about it. for it does not terrific b u y s o n HI-STYLE 6-7'/!; 7'/2-9. soothe their pride. BOYS' For many Israelis feel they BRUSHED DENIMS are more a martyr to their And it is the Americans, led TOP QUALITY JEANS American connection than by President Ford and WOMEN'S ACETATr master of their own destiny in Kissinger, who have been \ y t —■ accepting the interim peace telling " ’e I', aelis that the odds TRICOT BRIEFS treaty with Egypt negotiated by are ^ David winning Choose from our vast assortment every against (Joliath. Secretary of State Henry A. of western twills or fancy flares of Kissinger. The Aru ^row larger and PR. polyester/cotton; or be rugged in EA. They don't like it. But they go stronger each year. The only Reg. 4.97 along. They believe they have salvation is making peace. solid western style polyester/ Reg. / Pre-shrunk for a great fit! Sold Only inPkg, of 3 .. no other choice. 4.94 Ea. Easy-care cotton; terrific Reg.1.74 Israeli leaders accept this but cotton denims. Sizes: Reg. 8-18; For a generation Israelis new colors. 'Young Miss’ would have preferred to wait Slim 8-16. Full cut style. White, lived a tough but heady life. For YOUR CHOICE Sizes 7-14. CUTI 1 most of a decade before PRICE colors; sizes 6-10. 2,000 years the Jews have been plunging into peace. They patsies of the Western world reckon it would take that long and now, in the rebirth of for the West to achieve energy Israel, they exulted in a independence from the Arab oil nationalism typical of a new na­ r fields—they did not want to tion. negotiate with the Arabs IneuMnMiiij S u 3 They fought four wars against ■CMi ------holding the oil ace in their Arab neighbors. Although 9 9 !^ BitRi bargaining. RT outnumbered 70-1, they e J o triumphed. They felt t e But Washington pressed 0 8 0 « r themselves an invincible David them, Washington turned off U l O l i l • to the Arab worlds Goliath. the supply spigot until Israel « 0 Q , O But now they are giving up to came around and did the deal. u i m O Egypt part of the Sinai Desert The Israeli leaders grit their they seized in the 1967 Middle teeth but accept the un­ S l| East War. In return they are palatable belief that in the long ^ ^ 5 getting word of hope for a more run their only salvation is ac­ peaceful Middle East. It is not a commodation to American MEN'S K0DEl**/C0TTOJ< BOYS' K0DEl«7C0TT0N bargain in their eyes. s . policy in the Middle East. T-SHIRTS, BRIEFS QUALITY UNDERWEAR SPECIAL PURCHASE .r.BIG VALUE! " s a v e 22% ■T^r23°/» BESTSELLER! To 2 7 % ______^ T o 28% EA. EA. TAILORED TIER AND GRANTS Sold Only in Pkg. of 3 . . . 1.92 'JUMPSHOT'SNEAKERS Sold Only in Pkg.of 3 . . . 2.55 Reg. 2.48 To 2.68 VALANCE SETS Reg. 3.28 To 3A8 Pkg. Tremendous value! Sets Durable canvas uppers, Lasts longer lor real value and Kodel ■ ■ polyester/cotton is your best in assorted solid colors non-skid rubber soles. buy for comfortable, practical under­ savings! Flat knit t-shirts, taped with contrasting knit trim, Lace-lo-toe. Colors! wear! Flat knit t-shirls with reinforced necks. Rib knit briefs. White; S-M-L fringed bottoms; all of Men’s 6'/2-12, Boys' M necks. Rib knit briefs, no-roll waist­ -XL Slock up nowwhile you can save! 2'/2-6, Youths' 11-2. ■ PR. no-iron fabrics. SET s bands. While; S-M-L-XL. Reg. TM Eastm an C hem ical P ro d u cts Inc. LIMITED QUANTITY AVAIUBLE, Reg. 5.88 'R eg. TM E a itm an C hem lcel Products IrK. NO RAINCHECKS 36" length only w u(X i w- FINAL CLEARANCE ON ALL Marlow's It The Hush Puppief^ Headquarters For S»Jr.i The Entire Family! Sink your foci into rt'.il com­ AIR CONDITIONERS M - • fort Solt brushi'cl pigskin / tic with moi toe styling on ,i thick slice ot c repe, firtishwooci

SAVE yOUR Sizes: choice 5Vj - 10 Widths: M-W-J HANDY HOUSEHOLD WASH 'N' WEAR PLASTIC ASSORTMENT ORLON® YARNS

M A l-IB U II EA. ® £ ;t price CUT!^ 4-0i. 5kein Reg. 97c la 1.11 OQ Q. l I u M h . o ' t 2?3Reg. 1.79 Eo. 4-ply knitting worsted type! Choose Orion' I\inpiC cB ' are i>our do^s best friends! 6000, 7500, 10000, 15000 AND 20000 BTU’8 Your choice: 11 Vi qt. pour-spout pail, 28 qt. wastebas­ acrylic or Wintuk' Orion * acrylic; new sea­ *• » esANO vo«t ket, 1 bu. laundry basket, 15 qt. rectangular dishpan. son colors. Slock up now! { . Of Courte, Expert Fitting! , NOT ALL SIZEO AVAILABLE IN ALL STORES. Yellow or avocado, ‘DuPont C trl.M irK NO RAIN CHECKS. LIMIT: 6 Bkeine per customer

O ,r HARTFORD lAVONSIMSBURY BARKHAMSTED WINDSOR Downtown Farmington Valley Mall Route 44 560 Windsor Ave. SHOE HEFT. Main Flimr. n-iir. VERNON MANCHESTER M i Main SirrrI in hon nion n .Miini hvHirr Tri-City Plaza BRISTOL PLAINVILLE Open 6 Deyt - Thurtday Nitei 'til 9 121 Farmington Ave. 290 New Britain Ave. Parkade ENFIELD MIDDLETOWN ^PSSi^THREE EASY WAYS' Free Purnell Parking • Charge Cards Accepted WETHERSFIELD 49 Elm Street 188 Silai Deane Hwy. Washington Plaza MANCHESTKR EVENINGHuCRALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed.. August 27. PAGE ELEVEN PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., Augustj7J975 CROssmfins PROVE-IT NO IP’S AMD’S OR BUT’S - GROSSMAN’S WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD! AND HERE ARE THE VALUES TO PROVE IT!!!

0> < - , ro <(D

0 •?: 1CO

Ripples in sunlght

The fishing wasn't too good for Ricky Parise, 9, of Colorado Springs. He had more fun fashioning a fishing pole and line from a tree branch and store string than he did actually fishing. This high contrast photograph caught the late afternoon sunlight dancing off the ripples at Prospect Lake and silhouetting Ricky in the midst of his outing. (UPI photo)

o o p s Long distance X~ray r (D O (D “4.* :(0(0 7 v v < , ' * • S. diagnosis helpful O J ^ 0 )

^S'- > 1 - ^ 0 (fl ) ' NEW YORK (UPI) - Doc­ nal of the American College of = ro w ” tors are harnessing television Radiology. X — technology to transmit x-ray W. Scott Andrus, consultant S 8 o images for viewing on a TV to the Telemedicine Project at screen miles away. M assachusetts General Now why would anyone want Hospital in Boston, with Dr. Jack R. Dreyfuss, Farooq (*>&>=: to do a thing like that? Well, a (D doctor in a small town may Jaffer and Kenneth 'T. Bird, of have a puzzling x-ray film. Is the Department of Radiology, ‘that a picture of a normal or a reported; diseased gall bladder? “The most demanding im­ Or is that coin-like lesion on aging task so tar e.icountered in the x-ray of the lung a telemedicine is remote presen­ precancerous condition? Or is it tation of a roentgenographic (x- cancer? ray) image that is adequate for The doctor may want a se­ accurate interpretation." cond opinion — from someone For the study, a series of 100 expert in reading x-ray films. radiographs were selected from fHza filAC- QQ r>hoct 59 abdominal and 35 bone or skull

me small town laiis uac^ uii teleradiology —and Dr. Expert were exciuaea. m e live tunes in the x-ray on a tele m recently show that acceptable The signal was sent through 3 c diagnostic accuracy is possible the air from Massachusetts with teleradiology. General, via booster station to The experiment, conducted the Veterans Administration Hospital in Bedford, Mass., 14

iC T I t(0t 0)

U.S.PR

p CO O r " 1 ? 09 !? ij’ n _a 0) « a, — 2. 01 33 O ^ 0

^ ^ ^ J

?po i l- 2^ ^- z - ^ 0 X 33 I'' 3 CD M «) 0 rj 1 Z MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., August 27, 1975 — PAGE THIRTEEN PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., August 27, 1975

BEER SALES Poor’s Indust^ Surveys. Ship­ NEW YORK (UPI) -- The na­ ments will total around 150.5 COSMETICS Colleges paying more for less energy tion's beer manufacturers will million barrels, an increase of WE CARRY ALL ON SECOND ship more beer this year than about three and a half per cent THE TOP LINES last although the percentage from last year but less than the grpwth will be under the 1974 five per cent boost recorded in By PATRICIA McCORMACK colleges and universities this This would, in the colder The summer vacation would would shut down in winter. electricity for lighting is THOUGHT figure, according to Standard & 1974. UPI Eilucalion Editor coming academic year have in­ regions especially, entail be in winter and classes would In the summer fuel isn't diminished due to the additional creased tuition. changing the college year. be held in summer. Schools needed for heating and the use daylight. The holders of purse strings Since the energy cost is not on college campuses across controlled or predictible, there By JAN WARREN America have a pig-in-a-poke is fiscal fear all along the among 'budget items: the bill academic trail in higher educa­ for electricity and heating. tion. I remember a nickeFs worth Last academic year and the The pessimism is expected to one before that the colleges un­ continue. Energy costs, con­ GIRLS’ This summer when the Staten drug store counter. A nickel screwed lightbuibs like crazy. tinuing upward, will dig deeper FAMOUS MAKER SALE DRESSES Island Ferry raised its was what you plunked down for They turned down thermostats. into the reserves of private Polyester knits, passenger fare from a nickel to a newspaper or a cup of coffee They filled cracks in drafty colleges, endangering the sur­ Polyester/cotton blends. a quarter, it destroyed the last and it gave you your choice of parts of buildings. vival of some of the less remnants of the nickel's songs on the juke box. They actually used less elec­ wealthy ones. Great assortment of prestige. My father used to smoke tricity and heat. At the public colleges, ever styles. Choose solids, That ferry ride was the final what he called his “good 5-cent Even so, the bills turned out higher energy bills will raise prints or plaids. Sizes 4- hold-out, possibly the only cigar” and my mother made to be bigger than the previous the need for public dollars from 6x, 7-14. nickel’s worth of anything left me wear a nickel in my penny- m year’s —, when much more tax funds — or cause reductions Reg. $11-$14 ..7.97-9.97 in the country. When you think loafers for emergencies. energy was used. in program as administrators of what a nickel used to be — (That’s all it took to make the The Energy Task Force of the must dip into funds not adjusted FAMOUS MAKE SHORT it’s all very sad. telephone operator say American Council on Education or indexed to grow with the bills SLEEVE SWEATER TOPS A nickel used to be a great “number please.”) for the surveyed 35 colleges and un­ for light, heat and plant opera­ Acrylic knits in solids and thing to have clenched in your A nickel was the perfect iversities nationwide, gaining tion. \ stripes. Sizes 7-14. fist at the candy store. It would allowance for a small child. documentation for the unhappy What about solar energy and buy five Tootsie pops, or if you Older children wanted three situation. other exotic sources coming to Reg. $7 ...... 4.97 liked variety, a combination of nickels, two for the Saturday the rescue? None of these is far enough advanced to be counted GIRLS’ ASSORTED Mary Janes, green leaves, sour matinee, one for the popcorn. To wit: FLARE LEG SLACKS balls, chocolate babies, licorice A nickel was what I used to YOUNG mflN — A 17.5 per cent reduction in on for substantial relief until sticks, or squirrel twins. It sweep the front porch for. It energy use over a five-year far, far into the future. Polyester/cotton acrylic bought enough candy, hoarded was also what my grandma period was accompanied by a Some schools depending on knits and brushed denims carefully, to last a whole week. would press in my hand for 150 per cent increase in fuel natural gas know the supply is (Herald photo by Barlowi in solids & plaids. Sizes 4- A nickel also operated the being a “good girl.” m ^ costs. dwindling. At some date in the 6x, 7-14. slot machine. The one with the On those occasions when I 55th anniversary future they will need to switch steam shovel that hovered over was so sure of something I'd - The combined energy costs to oil. U.C.L.A. in the new Reg. $6-$11 ...3.97-6.97 a pile of glittering rings, stake my life on it, my Mr. and Mrs. Norman Miller Mrs. Norman Nason of for the 35 institutions went from school year can count on only 25 barrettes, toy trucks and gum challenge was “I'll betcha a of 149 Bolton Center Rd., Willimantic, and A. B. Miller of $41.6 million five years ago to days' worth of natural gas. balls. If the shovel grabbed just nickel.” And, you know, that Bolton, celebrated their 55th Columbia. The also have 18 an estimated $103.5 million for At current prices the switch right, you’d get a treasure plus last statement really says it all. wedding anniversary Aug. 23 grandchildren and 16 great­ 1974-75. to oil will cost the school $2,000 a gum ball. Today when our children are so LEVI'S® tops & pants with a family outing. grandchildren. more a day. A nickel bought an ice cream sure of something they’d stake The couple was married Aug. Their anniversary cake was John F. Embersits, Director Coal, where it can be used of University Operations at cone, a candy bar, a pack of their life on it, do you know go loisurely 21,1920 in Bangor, Maine. They made and decorated by a grand­ and-or obtained isn't standing gum or a lemon Coke at the what they say? Yale University in New Haven, still, cost-wise. More than one Fred Nassiff Jr. 15, of 61 Steep Hollow Lane, at left, and Charles Medlin Jr. 14, of Andover, have five children, Ronald daughter, Mrs. Douglas Miller “I’ll betcha a buck.” Miller of Mansfield Center, of Willimantic. Thirty-nine Conn., was chairman of the school must rejigger its dollars in brushen Energy Task Force. get some pointers on gun safety from George Atkins Sr., certified hunter safety instructor. Donald Miller of Rocky Hill, family members attended. to take account of a coal bill Atkins is chairman of the hunter safety courses being sponsored by the Dilworth-Cornell- rise — from $9 to $16 a ton. Mrs. Wendell Bither of Bolton, The Task Force members While the schools go round Quey Post of the American Legion. (Herald photo by Larson) or dungaree came from the Association of and round in the tussle, the ul­ Physical Plant Administrators timate solution gets talked 0 1 Kuwait official predicts and the National Association of about in some academic College and University 10 per cent oil price hike circles. Back IN THE SERVICE Business Officers. COLUMBIA, S.C. (UPI) - “We have no say in the posted Legion Post will offer The finance minister of the oil- At Yale the energy cost five price. We have no say in the years ago was $1.9 million. With Cadet Randy A. Bell, son of School. His wife, Cheryl, is the rich Arab sheikdom of Kuwait daughter of Mr. and Mrs. production. The oil companies a 36 per cent reduction in usage, Mr. and Mrs. David M. Bell, predicted Tuesday that, as a exaggerated their production to BOOZE BILL hunter safety courses George Newhouse of Sacramen­ result of the shrinking U.S. the bill last year shot up to $7.5 NEW YORK (UPD - U.S. con­ Babcock Hill Rd., Coventry, dump the market and bring million, an increase of 246 per attended the basic Army to, Calif. dollar, oil prices will jump 10 sumers spend more than half as prices down. We lose but they cent. tor. This does not apply to the Reserve Officers’ Training per cent when the OPEC coun­ much again on drink to chase benefit. They take this cheap oil away the blues as they do on Hunter safety courses will be Instructors for the course will use of bow and arrow only in Corps (ROTO camp at F t Children plan tries meet next month. and sell it to their affiliates and At the University of Michigan Abdulrahm an Salem Al- electricity to brighten their conducted by the Dilworth- be George R. Atkins Sr., hunting, or to trapping only. Knox, Ky. get the tremendous profit in Ann Arbor, usage was cut 18 backyard fair Teeqy told a news conference homes. Cornell-Quey Post of the Charles Barrera Jr., and Dale There will be a small fee for the He is a student at the Univer­ margins.’ per cent but the bills for energy American Legion as part of its Valli, all quaUfied instructors A backyard fair to help fight that decontrol of oil prices here shot up — from $2.9 million to America’s alcoholic beverage course. sity of Connecticut, Storrs. He said the oil companies bill in 1974 was $23.2 billion, says Community Services Program. in the hunter safety field. leukemia will be conducted by will help Kuwait as much as the $6.9 million, up 238 per cent. Atkins, who resides at 148 make money transporting, William G. Kuhns, chairman of According to Connecticut Michael Lohr, son of Mr. and United States, that Americans ■ The courses, which will be Loomis St. and who is a cer­ refining and distributing the oil At the University of Califor­ General Public Utilities corpora­ law, no license to hunt will be tified instructor, is chairman of Sgt. Norman A. Champanier, Mrs. Leonard Lohr of 48 Avon­ waste energy and that the oil nia at Los Angeles, energy con­ School held at the Post Home, will be while OPEC countries receive tion. Consumers spent only $15.3 issued to any person unless he son of Mrs. Norma Simone of dale Rd., Saturday, Sept. 13 companies are to blame for the sumption was cut 16 per cent conducted on Sept. 19, Oct. 17, the program. only a small percentage from a billion during the year for has held a license to hunt with 655 Talcottville Rd., Vernon, is from 1 to 4 p.m. high cost of oil. but the energy bill rose from Nov. 14. Dec. 12 and Jan. 9. All The program met with such posted price. electricity. The average U.S. firearms in any state or country now serving at Griffis AFB, Assisting him will be "The OPEC countries never $1.2 million to $3.1, up 246 per courses will begin at 7 p.m. success last year that he “If oil prices were left family spends about 1.6 per cent within 10 years from dale of N.Y., with a Strategic Air Com­ Michael Lohr and Julie Lohr. increased their prices for the cent over the five year period. Everyone must be registered requested the authority to offer logically to go up with market of its expendable income on application or unless he mand unit. There will be 25 games in sake of increase,” he said. The pig-in-the-poke aspect of before starting a class. the program again this year to conditions, no problems would electricity and 2.4 per cent on possesses a certificate of com­ Sgt. Champanier, an aircraft which to participate and “OPEC prices have been the energy bills is one reason Registration will start at 6 p.m. Manchester and surrounding happen, to the world,” he alcoholic beverages, he said. petency issued by a Connecticut maintenance specialist, refreshm ents including depressed for 23 years and no many public and private bn the dates indicated. communities. said. certifi^ hunter safety instruc­ According to Atkins, the previously was assigned at doughnuts, coffee, lemonade, one is willing to consider this.” SOI 1 Beale AFB, Calif. and Kool-aid will be available. 0 program is interesting, infor­ mative, and may save The s e rg e a n t is a 1970 Proceeds will benefit the someone’s life. graduate of Somers High Leukemia Society of America, Inc. SALE! SAVE *3 Broad St. MANCHESTER PARKADE THE BABY THE THANK YOU STORE Sears Casual leather IS NAMED Back-to-School Values from RMlster to Win free 10-speed bike King’s Discount Jewelry Dept • nothing to buy • Just register at D&L ' Yncera, Jennifer Danielle, a daughter of James D. and -Patricia DaRosa Yncera of 59 Lyman Rd., Bolton. She was bom LADIES sport shoes D&L Is giving away four brand Aug. 17 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her paternal grand- new 10 speed bikes to four lucky .parents are Mr. and Mrs. Anceito Yncera of East Hartford. DRESS AND youngsters. All you have to do Is SPORT Regular *15 register at one of these D&L sto re s: • Corbins Corner Hooker, Jeffrey John, a son of John D. and Sandra Gmn • Manchester Parkade • Far­ 'Hooker of 45 Slocum Rd., Hebron. He was bom Aug. 17 at Hatches mington Valley Mall • Bristol Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparenU are (Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Grun of Marlborough. His paternal grand­ y « 7 Plaza parents are Mr. and Mrs. John J. Hooker of Saltbox Rd., Hebron. 9 7 Drawing will be held In each His maternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Pearl Foote of Swiss made. With store on Saturday, August 30th, ■Marlborough. factory warranty. 5 p.m. (winner need not be present at time of drawlno...only one entry per person...D&L employees and their families not eligible.) Gorman, Cliriaiine Ann, a daughter of Walter J. and Carol A. Casasanta Gorman of 96 Echo Dr,, Vernon. She was bom Aug. 17 WESTCLOX at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents Rugged jeans and jackets • BOYS’ are Mr. and Mrs. V. Casasanta of 96 Ek;ho Dr., Vernon, Her pater­ Travel by LEVI’S, for lovers of NYLON PRINT SHIRTS nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gorman of Grove St., denim. Just the thing for Perfect Item to wear un- Rockville. Alarm FAM OUS BRA N DS fall adventures. der leisure suits. A. Soft and casual 100% Acetate-nylon blends. • Oman • Banrut cotton brushed denim In a (lamarli. Bryan Keith, a son of Aime L. and Susan Hicking 3»7 • Elgin • Halbros • Waltham Long sleeves, assorted Gamache of Storrs. He was bom Aug. 17 at Manchester great practical style. Jacket Is prints. Sizes 8-20. Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Luminous dial. • Buran by Hamilton fitted CPO style with flap patch Reg. $10 ...... 8.97 Carl 0. Hicking of Case Rd., Coventry. His paternal grandparents Single key wind, • Oufonto by Lucian Piccard pockets, shoulder epaulettes, are Mr and Mrs. Welley Gamache of Willimantic. His maternal tan or red case. metal buttons 'pnd side vents. Don’t miss these casuals for down-to-earth LONG SLEEVE great-grandmother is Mrs. Ellen Sesse of 62 Ardmore Rd. His Jeans are 6 pocketed with good looks. Comfortable leather uppers and POLO SHIRTS paternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Desautels MENS AND LADIES flared legs. Caniel only, gridded composition soles are made for walk­ Choose from of Willimantic He has a sister. Erica Amanda, 2. SYLVANIA 17 Jewel jacket S, M, L, XL ..,$19.00 ing! Brushed tan or smooth rust oxford. Men’s polyester/cottons or Jeans28-38 $16.50 sizes 7 'k to 11, 12D and Women’s sizes 5 to 9, 100% acrylics. Fancies and solids in crew, collar, Munley, Douglan Kilward, a son of Edward J. and Robin Magi- Hatches B. Rugged wearing 100% cot­ lOB. French .Munley of 1-akewood Dr., Coventry, He was bom Aug. 18 ton 13 oz. denim dungaree mock and turtleneck at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents Cubes 45 jacket with fitted waist has dou­ models. Sizes 4-7, 8-18. are Mr and Mrs. George French of Oxford, Mass. His paternal ble contrast stitching, yoke Reg. $5-$7 ... 2.97-3.97 grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Eldward Munley of Dickson City, J32 chest, metal buttons. Jeans are FAMOUS NAME Pa His great-grandmother is Mrs. Elizabeth Ells of Ells Dress, sport, petite, nurses styles. traditional LEVI’S* styled Corners. Pa. He has a sister. Stephanie Ann, 4, Mens calendars, day-date, shock CASUAL & DRESS X-type, need no dungaree with 4 pockets, yoke CHARGE IT and water resistants, morel Quar. JEANS batteries. 12 Hashes. back, bell bottom. In navy. on Sears Revolving Charge Jacket 36-44 ...... $16.50 Solids and fancy flare ''iijku, Kaiir l.ynn, a daughter of Robert and Pansy Mino Jeans 28-38 ...... $13.50 models. Brushed Srjjka of Geraldine Dr., Coventry. She was bom Aug. 15 at denims, denims, twills. Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are WESTCLOX SALE ENDS SATURDAY Sizes 4-7, 8-12 reg. & Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mino of Glastonbury. Her paternal grand­ slims, 27-30 waists. parents are Mr. and Mrs. John Sojka of Ellington, Her great­ grandfather is William H, Mino of Glastonbury. She has a sister, Pocket Reg. $6.50-$11 4.47-7.49 Debra Jean, IVz. Hatch KODAK C126-20 Itii'huril, .Sunun l.iiuise, a daughter of Philip H. and Martha STORE HOURS Griffiths Richard of 5 Grant Rd. She was bom Aug. 15 at Instamatic Color Film SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE 3 " M O N . thru FRI. Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandmother is D&L Young Men’s - Corbins Cornor, Farmington Valley Satiifaction Guamnletd or Your Money Back Sears /KD, SAT. Mrs. Margaret Griffiths of Bath, Maine. Her paternal grand­ 20 expoiura col­ Bright nickle finish case. Shock Mall, Manchaalar Parkada, Briatol Plaza 10 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. I P M. 0 A M. UO P M. D&L Girls & Boys Wear — Manchester Parkade; Bristol Plaza; parents are Mr, and Mrs. Henry Richard of Bath, Maine. She has or prhil IHm. 1 “ resistant. Small second hand. SEAM, ROUUCS AND CO. Corbins Corner, West Hartford; Farmington Valley Mall a^rother. Brad, 7. \ \' PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., Aupist 27^ I97S MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Cpnn., Wed., August 27, 1975 - PAGE FIFTEEN

The more things change CLOSEOUTI Once prosperous Angola in civil chaos ALL THERMOS^ although it’s probably the most “If, all of a sudden a year Agostinho Neto. The intellec­ thrust to wrest Luanda from DETROIT (UPI) - Just in JUGS Bv JOHN PLATTER dominates northern Angola independence day stands to the ugliest so far. The hand-to- radical shift in history, Crain from now, we discover there is tuals surrounding him are doc­ their Marxist opponents. gain International recognition. case you think the hassle JOHANNESBURG, South with its Bakongo followers hand street fighting will drench says. more oil sitting off the coast of trinaire Marxists. living across the border in Whoever holds the capital on The battle for Luanda will be the city in blood. between Detroit's automakers Africa (UPI) — The Portuguese and Washington is something “It’s a sincere reaction to the Mexico than the Arabs have, 25% OFF They have effective control of still are technically in charge of Zaire. The front has a better- marketplace," the 35-year-old the cycle might change again,” the capital, Luanda. trained and equipped 17,000- BUSINESS new, how about this headline: Retail Pricel the West African colony of publisher said. "When you start he said. “If, however, we find The Popular Movement strong army, with Western “Government Persecution Angola. They have an acting investing upwards of a billion there is less than expected, the draws tribal backing from the weapons supplied from Zaire. Charged.” I BUSH HARDWARE I high commissioner there, with dollars to totally redesign cycle could deepen even more 793 MAIN STREET Kimbundu people predominant Its advisers include Communist That was the main story in all the statutory powers and ad­ products, you're taking a sub­ than we expect and cars could MANCHESTER in the city and along a narrow Chinese as well as scores of the June 4, 1938, issue of ministrative staH to keep stantial gamble. get smaller if gasoline went to 600-mile belt running former Portuguese comman­ Meeting set k . M Automotive News. order. There is a 24,000-man But if that hasn't changed, $2 a gallon." Portuguese army. eastwards. It has little else. dos. • The Connecticut Association some things will never be the In fact. Lisbon already has To consolidate its current It is positioned with its ad­ of Public Accountants Inc. will same, as evidenced by this abdicated from governing its hold on Luanda, the Popular vance forces just 40 miles north conduct a technical training Movement has armed of Luanda at Caixito, and now session of Small Business headline: "Price Cut War In last African possession. The Gasoline Spreads.” Or another: LAST THREE DAYS excuse Is political turmoil and thousands of teen-agers, un­ has integrated its military com­ W Admnistration-related work trained and dangerous. They mand with the weaker National Sept. 11 at 7 p.m: at Qulnniplac “Moon Motor Car Co. reduces indecision at home. prices on cars $50 to $250." Whatever the real cause of are responsible for the current Union, also now receiving a College, Hamden. lawlessness and vanishing inno­ hectic arms buildup — through Yes, there was a Moon Motor Portugal's premature Car Co. and its price cut, as withdrawal ahead of the Nov. 11 cent civilians. Zambia in the east. The 0«'ice9^586 Superior payout well as the story on the gasoline S m o o r deadline for independence, the But if nothing else, this National Union holds much of ragtag army, perhaps 12,000 the populous south among the Superior E lectric Co. of war, were in the first issue of vacuum has been filled speedily the Automotive Daily News on ______by an African reign of terror. strong now, is bound by tribal Ovimbundu tribe, possible Bristol has declared a quarterly MID SUMMER CLEARANCE dividend of six cents per com­ Aug. 27, 1925, I Herald photo by Barlow i The most conservative es- loyalty and determination to numbering 40 per cent of Keith E. Crain, who has been timates put the death toll in repulse the expected counterat­ Angola's voters. But Angola is a mon share, payable Sept. 16 to publisher and editorial director 3 0 th anniversary fighting among three rival tack by the two rival black long way off from any elec­ stockholders of record Sept. 2. BUY NOW AND SAVE! of the industry trade publica­ black liberation movements groups, the National Ftont for tions. Second store in Manchester Mr and Mrs. Edward G Hein Mrs. Lena Gadomski of New .738'^ tion for just four years of its this year at 3,000. It is likely the Liberation of Angola and The National Front-National of 235 W. High St. observed Britain, who was Mrs. Hein’s Seeks listing half-century, says a lot has many thousands more have the National Union Aiir~th>jtf«tal Union encirclement strategy their 50th wedding anniversary maid of honor, attended. The Joseph LeVay (left), salesman, discusses features of a pair of shoes with Jerry Cashman, changed, but it’s still a fun been killed. Independence of Angola. Both now is designed to starve out National CSS Inc., a Norwalk- Aug 23 at a open house in their late Walter Schuetz of Trenton manager of the recently opened league’s Shoes at the Manchester Shopping Parkade. The business — despite all the auto SUOOR Eight months ago the three propound more moderate the besieged capital. But based computer services firm, honor hosted by their daughter. N J.. the bride's brother, had store, second Prague’s outlet in Manchester, features Stride-Rite shoes for children and industry’s problems. movements signed an agree­ Socialist policies than the sometime before formal in­ has filed an application for Mrs. Dorothy Hayes of served as best man. famous-name lines for men and women. Prague’s, based in Willimantic, operates 20 stores The sudden shift to small cars ment designed to stop their Popular Movement. dependence day in November listing of its common stock on Marshfield. .Mass. The couple was also honored I in Connecticut. (Herald photo by Pinto) is just another cycle the in­ 917 Main Street, Manchester bickering and pave the way for The National Front they plan to launch a major the American Stock Exchange. The couple was married Aug. at a buffet presented by the dustry is going through. 27. 1925 at the home of the Ladies Aid Society of Zion independence. Since then the bride's parents. 29 Summer St., Lutheran Church with about 50 once-prosperous, oil-producing with the late Rev Eric Pieper people attending. nation, which has a per capita officiating Mrs Hein, a Manchester income second only to South SOCIAL SECURITY Prior to the open house at native, attended Manchester Africa’s on the black continent, BACK TO SCHOOI. their home, the couple renewed Hign School. She is the former has been reduced to civil chaos. their wedding vows at Zion Florence Schi^tz. Portugal's effective bequest Lutheran Church in Mr Hein, a tool and dye to five million Angolans is the ; Q. I’jn 74, and I’ve already coverage — hospital and Manchester maker, was employed as a empty shell of a promising ; applied for Supplemental medical — to begin as soon as More than 100 guests from general foreman by the Pratt & economy and the headlong SPECIALS you are 65, you must sign up Y O U 'R E ; Security Income (SSI) Oklahoma, .Massachusetts, Whitney Pivision of United flight home to Europe of nearly in/,p before the month you are 65. All t o ; payments. Every now and then New York, New Jersey, Technologies Corp. in East all the 500,000 whites who I do odd jobs for people, but my you'll need are your Social Florida, Texas and Connec­ Hartford for 31 years, retiring farmed and traded and general­ .! earnings never go over $50 a Security card, birth certificate ticut, attended the outdoor par­ 11 years ago. ly administered the territory. ) month. Will these earnings and your 1974 W-2 statement. Tribal bitterness has ripened ty Mr. and Mrs. Hein were es­ b o ys'8 to 18 ■\ have any effect on my Q. After my husband died, my A cake decorated with yellow pecially pleased to receive a into a full-scale civil war. boys'8 to 18 ) payments? son received monthly Social roses and topped with a Cana card of congratulations from The carnage will take years, knit *n* sport ; A. No. Regardless of age you Security benefits until he was cross, given by the couple's President and Mrs. Ford perhaps decades, to repair. famous name i can earn up to $65 a month 18. His benefits stopped, grandchildren, was the center- wishing them well on their an­ The Soviet Union and its East ij without it affecting your SSI in- however, when he left school piece The couple received niversary. European allies are arming and shirts, ’; come payment. lor a year. Now at 19, he plans many gifts and a purse. "When I saw the postmark training the Marxist Popular deniiii ■ Q. My sister, who has four to attend a local college. Can he Their three grandchildren White House' I couldn't believe Movement for the Liberation of fiannei children, has very little income. get Social Security benefits are: Christine Hayes 13. Alison it. ” Mrs. Hein said. Angola, led by an eloquent { Her 10-year-old son is mentally again? Haves 11, and Kimberly Hayes "1 don't know how they could revolutionary and poet. sport shirts je an s retarded. Can she get monthly A. Yes. The child of a retired, 9 have found out. " :> SSI payments for her son? deceased, or disabled worker !i A. It depends on how severe can get monthly benefits until !! the child’s condition is and what 22 as long as he is in full-time ,1 the family’s income and attendance at an accredited Friendship vs. zucchini I; resources are. Your sister school and is unmarried. 3.44 4.99 Q. I’m a college student get­ t \ i( should contact the Social Bv DU K W EST have our own gardens. reg. 3.98 reg. 5.98 to 6.49 Z Security office to get complete ting Social Security checks. WASHINGTON lU P Ii-T h e The Lighter Side "Well, this time you're really ? details. Since I’ve already told Social jar lid shortage that has kept in luck, fella. I’ve got the whole y^Solld color 1 0 0 % Q. I'll be 65 in September and Security I would be in college \l nylon knit shirts. In 11 1/4 oz. Sanforized many back yard gardeners and other produce he does not trunk of my car full. " j although I’m going to continue until 1^6. Why do I have to fill from canning home grown My colleague began to sweat crewneck and tur- blue cotton denim jeans. out and send in a student repor­ care much for. "tleneck styles. Flared legs, front scoop ,< working, I want to enroll in vegetables this year also is But should he politely decline and edge backwards. "I ap­ ! Medicare. When should I sign ting card? preciate you thinking of me, Polyester-cotton pockets and back patch causing serious problems for the proffered largess, he sorely circular knit sport pockets. Sizes 8 to 18. ; up, and what information will I A. Students sometimes have non-gardeners. offends his benefactor. Hell pal. but I’ve already got so shirts. Solids and Regulars, slims, and J need? ''to change their plans. The End Here’s the situation, as out­ hath no fury like a gardener much home grown stuff in the fancies. “Newly styled hiskies. ' A. Your initial enrollment of School Year Report Form lined to me by a non-gardening whose acorn squash has been fridge it’s taking up all the beer 100% cotton flannel (•; period is seven months — from verifies a student's current colleague upon whom I spurned. space.” sport shirts. Assorted ; June 1, 1975 through Dec. 31, enrollment status and his con­ generously bestowed, or "It's either lose a friend or My eyes narrowed~and my florals and plaids. ' 1975. If you want full Medicare tinuing interent to attend school Sizes 8 to 18. dumped, some of my home take in enough turnips to bloat voice grew hard. full time. grown tomatoes: the entire population of “Maybe you’ve got a short Wfhen a gardener grows more Valdosta, Ga.,” my colleague memory," I snarled. “ Maybe vegetables than his family can lamented. you don’t remember that during eat, and the lid shortage I said, “ Does that mean you the heating oil shortage last prevents him from canning the don't want these succulent, winter I loaned you a pair of girls’ printed tailored shifts PUBLIC RECORDS surplus, he is confronted with home grown vine ripened footsie jam-jams so you could the question of what to do with tomatoes I’ve brought you?" sleep warm until the delivery his harvest truck arrived. Warranty Deeds My colleague blanched. "Et against Merrill and Laurine In 9 cases out of 10, he takes tu, Luther Burbank?" he gas­ "Maybe that’s how you pay Francis H. Sullivan to Robert the easy way out Which is to back a good turn by a friend — S. Huey and Rosemary C. Pear­ Driscoll, $2,008.09. ped. 4.88 Marriage Licenses say, he tracks down his non­ by refusing to take his home son, property at 3 Academy St., “Listen," I said. "You can't reg. 5.98 Richard Bernard DeMaria, gardening friends and unloads kid me. I know you non­ grown tomatoes during a can­ $36,500. the stuff on them ning lid shortage." Just the thing to make the scene this falll Nelson C. and Marilyn C. East Hartford, and Robin Irene gardening types. Everytime Risley, Vernon, Sept. 13. This is the test of true you go to the supermarket and My co lleag u e had th a t Long sleeve print shirts, of an easy-care Eddy to Lawrence M. and Joan friendship haunted, hunted look you see in triacetate nylon blend, are tailored to fit neatly D. Dobb, property at 80 Jensen Barry Raymond Shea, 25 bring home a few tasteless, and sharp. In a variety of prints. Sizes 7 to 14. Forest St., and Patricia Ann With all of his gardening the painting “Stag at Bay," St., $34,500. cold storage vegetables, your Nicoletta, East Hartford, Aug. friends descending upon him. "Okay,” he whimper^. “I boys'8 to 18 I^uis N. and Joan D. Terzo to mouth starts watering for a 23, South United Methodist the non-gardener soon finds his luscious, home grown tomato know when I’m lick^. But do girls’ pull-on Alexander J. Matthew, proper­ refrigerator cluttered up with me a favor, will you? Next ty at 68 Jensen St.x $34,750. Church. right off the vine That’s when Building Permits collard greens, acorn squash you really envy those of us who summer don't use so much fer­ shirt sa le Richard G. and Sharon M. 15 BIKES Anthony Lomartra for Gulf tilizer.” slacks Oberg to Bernard and Francine Turgeon and Robert and Fran- Oil Co., demolish gasoline sta­ TO BE coise Brodeur, property at 114- tion at 250 W. Middle Tpke., $1,- 116 Woodbridge St., $48,000. 000. Allan C. Hotchkiss, wood- GIVEN AWAY Judgment Lien 3.88 D & L against Irene Lukas, 80 burning stove at 31 E. Middle To have a chance at win­ Tpke., $300. 2.44 reg. 4.98 Mather St., $61.93. .Robert S. Calhoun, tool shed reg. 2.98 Federal Tax Lien ning, you must register at Polyester doubleknit pull-on slacks are perfect Internal Revenue Service at 235 Redwood Rd., $200. for school this fall. Solid colors of navy, participating Parkade CLEAR-OUT! hunter^and berry. S iz e s? to 14. dress shirts Stores. Long sleeve permanent press dress shirts. In solid colors of white, and medium shades. No purchase necessary, 4 6 DiSCONTWUED Sizes8 to 18. School Days you need not he present to knit shirts Are Here!” win. Big selection of long sleeve knit shirts. In DRAWING crewneck, turtleneck, and beery neck styles. Sizes 8 to 18. SHOP WHERE STYJJSI* STRETCH. Selection is GREATI STITCH MACHINE Model 514 AUGUST 30 Prices are RIGHTI CLOSEOUT! r Sizes to FIT ALU ‘ « E R I 3 . ex - 7 -14 I * lOIrts’ DraMBS...... $4.98 to $12.98 SAVE iPant Suits...... $7.98 to $10,198 FOR MEN GOING BA OKI Isiachs A Jeans...... $5.98 to $7.98 PETITE - TEENS 0 long sleeve flannel shirts iDressot...... $7.98 - $18.98 reg. 3 .98 2 .9 9 |Pant Suits ...... $16.88 up The perfect ehlrt for work, eport or leisure wear. M ads from warm 100% Isip^s A Jsans...... $8.98 to $12.98 cotton flannel, with two breast pockets, 4 " collar, and long telle for 4 9 8 10.98 Q n c h o / ( o r plenty of tuck In. S, m, I, xl. ISkIrts ...... $ . -$ TRIM eiRL i TEEN 10'/i to 20

PAGE jIX T E E N MANCHEISTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester^ Conn., Wed., August 27^ 19TC MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., August 27, 1975 — PAGE SI OBITUARIES Some MCC students learning MHS tables in cafeteria lO L The Tacorral wins B softball tourney John L. Kilroy John L, Kilroy, 74, of 4J8 their textbooks aren’t in AREA POLICE REPORT refurbisiied Goodwin St.. East Hartford, A new Interior decor will Herald Angle formerly of Manchester, died By MAL BARLOW "We’ve been working overtime since greet the Manchester High Tuesday at St. Francis Hospital ARRESTS larceny by possession (a stolen St. home during a break Herald Reporter then. The publishers are accepting our Tuesday, police said. School students as they enter By Earl Yost in Hartford. He was the hus­ VERNON .22 calibre pistol). the school's cafeteria band of the late Margaret A snafu in the textbook ordering process phone orders. They are very cooperative He was held on $5,000 bond for Sports Editor with 11-9 decision against Pero’s Joseph G. Henry, 19, of 146 Patrolman Edward Monahan at Manchester Community Collegb means due to much previous, happy dealings with court today in Rockville. Wednesday. Dilworth Kilroy. Warren Ave., Vernon was discovered the building had Refurbished tables with He was born Dec. 19, 1900, in a large number of the 4,500 students begin­ MCC. "The problem is a lot less severe now arrested today at 4:04 a.m. in­ been broken into about 4 a.m. colored surfaces will replace It took 22 games involving a dozen teams from six tion play. The latter team represented the Nike League. Norwich, the son of Henry and ning classes next week will not have their side the Sing Lee Restaurant in Harry Masichuk, 49, of no It took 22 games involving a dozen teams from six tion play. The latter team represented the Nike League.' singles for Tacorral while teammates Mark LeoneLeone, George than we thought Tuesday. Patrolm’an Thomas Sheehan the worn brown table tops. different Class B softball leagues in the Recreation Neither finalist was a champion in its own league Bridget O’Riley Kilroy. He texts. the El Camino Plaza off Rt. 30 found and caught Henry in the certain address was arrested Brook and Pete Bezzini each added two hits to the cause. "We’d like to know what happened, ” "We don’t know for sure which divisions Tuesday at about 11 a.m. at the The table tops will be in four 25th anniversary coming up Department’s summer program and last night a champion during regular season warfare. lived In Wethersfield before and was charged with first- restaurant, police said. colors with 25 in each color. A Best in defeat with the bat was Butch Talaga with three moving to East Hartford six said Dr. Robert H. Fenn, dean of the MCC are in worst shape. Trucks are coming in home of his ex-wlfe and was finally crowned. Tacorral trailed after one inning, 4-3, but came up with degree burglary, fourth-degree The pistol was allegedly hardwood edging borders a Coming up Thanksgiving morning will be the annual bingles. Jim Keefe and Pete McNamara each were in the faculty today. every day with books. It’s very hectic.” charged with breach of peace, months ago. larceny, and fourth-degree stolen by Henry from a Maple formica-like surface. Five Mile Road Race sponsored for the 15th year by Tacorral, representing the Charier Oak League, com­ six runs in the second frame and was never headed. Pero’s two-hit category. Before Mr. Kilroy's retire­ Elarly this week. Dr. Fenn and his staff Dr. Fenn said, “This is not atypical. third-degree criminal trespass The Correctional Industries Nutmeg Forest, Tall Cedars of Lebanon. A special pre­ pleted a perfect post-season record by trimming Pero’s made it a fight to the end, causing more than just a little Two teams from each of the town’s six Class B leagues ment in 1970. he worked for the feared the missing text problem might Colleges are always plagued with this type and interfering with an officer, of Somers was the lowest of Fruit Stand, 11-9, at Charter Oak Park’s Fitzgerald Field. stir in the camp of the winners when they scored four state Department of Transpor­ affect 50 per cent or more of the 500 of delay. When we are done correcting it, police said. race night is now in the planning stage. Entry blanks will participated, the league champion and the winner of a seven bidders for the job with a The champs won all five tournament tests while Pero’s times in the seventh inning. tation 38 years. courses offered for credit this fall, he said. it may not annear much worse than in Due to his intoxicated state, be distributed in October...Condolences are extended to playoff between the second and third place finishers in previous years. price of $3,500. The Lingard wound up with a 4-2 won-lost record in the double elimina­ Don Romano and Steve Cianci each lashed out three He was a member of the East Constant work on the problem by his he was taken to the detoxifica­ the family of Jim McCarthy, who died suddenly this week. each circuit. Deadline set Friday Cabinet Co. of Manchester bid Hartford Lodge of Elks. staff from 6 a.m. to late at night has “ I would guess that the delay in some tion unit at Rockville General Mr. McCarthy guided the Miles Auto Parts entry to the the top price of $9,000. Other survivors are a son, reduced its severity and shown it not to be cases may be as much as two to five Hospital, police said. From National Little League baseball championship this weeks. The old table surfaces will be John H Kilroy, with whom he so bad. for mail registration there, he was transported to the summer...Gordon Weir, former Manchester High athlete “If this is our worst problem this fall, returned to the school for use lived, and three grandchildren. “ It may now only affect about 10 per state hospital in Norwich, A McMillan we’ll be fortunate.” by the maintenance department who rose to the full rank of colonel in the Army, is now The funeral is Friday at 9:30 cent of the class sections,” Dr. Fenn said. court date will be set upon his Dr. Fenn said he has littie idea now how for shelving and other carpen­ retired and residing in Mobile, Ala. He was a career Army Honky-tonk feeling a m from the John F. Tierney How it happened is still a mystery. Registration by mail for getting into a course of their release from that hospital, the text orders were omitted. Right now, try needs. man...One bright spot with the New York Giants in their popped off Funeral Home. 219 W. Center The MCC faculty submit text orders in Manchester adult evening choice and to avoid the long police said. they are just trying to ease the problem as 21-20 win over the New York Jets last Sunday at Yale Bowl St., with a Mass at 10 at the April. These filter through Dr. Fenn’s of­ school courses will be accepted lines which are common at the at newest Astrodome much as possible. over bats Church of the Assumption. fice to the MCC operated but self- through Friday. in-person registration. Steven A. Smith, 17, of 14 was punter Dave Jennings. Twice he got off long boots that Later, they will examine the whole MIAMI (UPI) — The Miami Dolphins weren’t im­ Burial is in St Bridget supporting bookstore for ordering. Classes in auto maintenance 2 Brochures listing the adult Willow Stream Dr., Vernon was rolled out of bounds inside the 10-yard line. Jennings looks process to learn where the snafu was SAN DIEGO (UPI) - Roy Cemetery. The books arrive at the campus through and auto maintenance 3 are evening school courses are arrested today at 3 a.m. and CeSe turns out like the best kicker the Giants have had since Don pressed hy New Orleans’ 8163 million Superdome. made. Then they will correct it, he said. McMillan popped off Tuesday Friends may call at the the summer, many of them not ctming un­ already filled There are a few available in bank lobbies in charged with operating a motor Chandler of the championship days. They said it is noisy and smoky and has a honky-tonk Teachers will meet at staff meetings fewer teachers night for the first time since funeral home Thursday from 2 til days before students come to buy them, openings available in auto Manchester. vehicle without a license. Court atmosphere that cheapens the image of pro football. this week to determine the status of their becoming manager of the New to 4 and 7 to 9 p m. “Last Thursday, someone came in my maintenance 1. is Sept. 24, NEW BRITAIN (UPI) - A Several Dolphins players gave their assessment of texts. Unusual call that worked York Mets—on the new rule office and said, "Ilie books for (a class) There will be an in-person report from Central Connec­ the Superdome Monday while resting up from a 20-10 Students are asked to wait until their Talk about stunners in football. The Jets pulled off one regarding foreign substances on are not in yet. What will we do’?’’ registration at the Manchester ticut State College, primarily a Saturday night win over the New Orleans Saints. first class next week to learn the details teacher’s college, shows that that worked in the exhibition against the Giants. With bats. Quick checks found those missing text High School cafeteria Sept. 9 Linebacker Mike Kolen said the dome “is so smoky but revealed also that many other texts about their own texts. fewer than half its graduates fourth down on their own 11-yard line, punter Greg Gantt The rule, which took effect New federal from 6:30 to 8 p.m. However, it looks like the inside of a bar.” had not arrived. Many, they found, had not In the meantime, the book store has interested persons are advised this year were teachers. tossed a surprise pass to Jazz Jackson and the receiver this season, bans any foreign rule draws even been ordered. most of the required texts and is selling to register by mail to insure wasn’t downed until he reached the Jet 45-yard line for a substances on bats from a point The loudest complaint by the Dolphins was the them now. Bogus $5 passed first down, You can’t expect any such drastic play call 18 inches above the handle. noise level inside the stadium. The Mets beat the Padres 7-2 eriticism during regular season play...Regal’s Men’s Shop has “It was so loud I couldn’t hear myself think,” said on the pitching of rookie Randy VERNON received a shipment of gay and colorful men’s tennis middle linebacker Nick Buoniconti. HARTFORD (U P D -A n ew Tate, who notched his fifth vic­ “There was just too much noise going o|l in the federal regulation requiring Through a counterfeit alert system set up by members of NOTICE shirts. Remember the club rules a few years ago that tory, but it was an incident in mental health clinics to provide allowed white tennis outfits only and then the rule was stadium ,” complained quarterback Bob Grieslh^^’Too the Rockville Area Chamber of Commerce, members Probate Court is open.for con­ the fifth inning that drew Social Security numbers of Development plan outlined many bands playing, the announcer coming in too were alerted this morning that a bogus $5 bill had been ferences with the judge from relaxed to permit solid colored outfits...A five-mile road McMillan’s ire. children or their family has often and the loudspeaker was very loud.” ABOUT passed at the Betty Crocker Pie Shop at Vernon Circle. 5:30 P.M . to 8 P.M . on race will be part of the Wapping Fair on Sept.7 with the Dave Roberts had singled and been attacked as an invasion of Backup quarterback Don Strock added: “It was The Vernon National Bank discovered the faulty bill and Thursday nights. Night South Windsor Jaycees sponsoring the event. Four the Met skipper charged from privacy. for Vernon recreation areas TOWN really loud ... everything was an echo.” reported it to the chamber office to alert other merchants. telephone number: 649-0445 ‘ divisions are planned, open, masters, junior and women. It the dugout to ask late umpire The Connecticut Association Tom Gorman to examine the Buoniconti also complained about the smoke inside The bill carried the serial number A402241038 and was a William E. Fitzgerald has been sanctioned by the AAU...Hard to figure out of Mental Health Clinics for "All in all, the town of Vernon 200 acres and is considered to bat, protesting that it was the dome and added: “What really makes me mad is installation of rest room The executive board of the Judge of Probate department: Mel Siebold, Rec director and the No.l man Children said it would recom­ 1%9 C series, the chamber office said. It was poor detail smeared with pine tar more is at a point in time where it be a major park which should facilities, picnic area and Manchester Jaycee Wives will pushing the town’s swim program, scheduling town swim the fact they made the dome so honky-tonk. By that, I mend clinics not to comply with must plan for future be designed and developed for work, especially on Lincoln’s face, that called attention to than 18 inches from the handle. mean they are running commercials on the overhead shelter, walkways, landscaping meet tonight at 8 at the home of the fact that the bill was a phoney. meet while on vacation. Ditto for Carl Silver, who heads the new requirement, a move receational facilities or diversified use by large Gorman disallowed the protest, TV screens that are cheap, loud and distracting. and the installation of signs. Mrs. Janet Lamson, 613 Bush the Rec summer softball program, being out while the that could cost Connecticut $1.5 acknowledge that in the future numbers of people. The other phases would in­ Hill Rd. then confided to McMillan after “They are making a cheap joint out of what could be million in federal health grants. its residents will have to use Camp Newhoca, which was clude further road and parking Town Class B Tournament was being staged. the game that the league office Under regulations effective a beautiful structure,” Buoniconti said. facilities outside of town,” a purchased from Newington improvements, removal of (UPI Photo! had instructed him to use the Oct. 1, clinics must supply the Defensive tackle Manny Fernandez also complained report completed by the Hospital a few years ago, is a some older buildings, installa­ LaFrancis youngest club golf champ bat’s trademark rather than the Social Security number of each Susan Marteney, daughter of LAST THREE DAYS Bjorn Borg holds winner’s trophy about the noise and smoke. Department of Community Af­ small park with a speciaiized tion of more walkways and Correction Department: The youngest Men’s Division 18 inches as the rule of thumb. patient or his family. Each Dr. and Mrs. Pierre J. “It reminds me of trying to play football in a fairs (DCA) states. function organized around roads, and general land2 club golf champion at the Manchester Country Club was “ If the rule is in the books at patient on .Medicaid assistance Marteney of 218 Hackmatack 18 inches as the limit, then why saloon,” he said. “The noise is unbearable. You can’t Some time ago Mayor Frank swimming and camp activities. scaping. St., will be returning Thursday Bob LaFrancis and not Bill Thornton as reported previous­ would also have to be verified. McCoy appointed a local Park It consists of about 30 acres. do we ail of a sudden say that hear the signals and you miss a lot of calls at the line of Phase I of the Valley Falls after spending the summer in ly. LaFrancis was 17 when he took the title in 1949. Bill Study Committee, and it was The report says that the the trademark should be the scrimmage from your linebackers.” improvement program has also Santiago, Chile as an Open Door Shoor Thornton was 18 when he copped the coveted honor in 1953. through this that the state study primary attributes of both limit,” argued McMillan. “The Tackle Norm Evans said the dome “cheapens the been completed with the in­ exchange student. Bob’s mother supplied the correct information. LaFrancis was intitiated for a recreational parks are their potential to stallation of a pavillion, beach Borg crushes Vilas trademark is more than 18 in­ image of pro football.” plan for Valley Falls Park and offer water-related activities in and swimming area, restrooms MID SUMMER CLEARANCE repeated his success in 1951...David Frost did a fine job in ches above the knob of the bat.” Coach Don Shula, however, had onl'y kind words Camp Newhoca, both town- a natural environment but still and a small concession stand. compiling the results of the 50-event town swim McMillan struck a more about the Superdome and said “I really enjoyed The first life insurance com­ positive note talking about his owned areas. retaining an atmosphere of The other phases include BUY NOW AND SAVE! meet...Clarke Arena is again all ‘dressed’ up for the com­ playing there. It is something the people of Louisana The plan is intended to be a passive recreation. plans for expanding the picnic pany in the United States, “The ing school year. The custodial staff, under the Direction of to retain pro title team's position in the National League East pennant race. can be proud of.” FIRE CALLS guide for development for the The town had planned to use area and parking lot, installing Corporation for Relief of Poor Ted Fairbanks, has again turned in an A-1 job preparing “ We’re happy to be one of the two areas, over the next 20 $25,000 it was to receive in more nature trails, and Distressed Presbyterian the surface. A year ago the arena floor was given a face­ MANCHESTER years. federal funding, to make some landscaping, development of in­ Ministers and of the Poor and BROOKLINE, Mass. (UPI) - The 19-year-old Swede ran oft the first four teams in the race,” he lifting for the first time in years...Yale launches football said. “Our pitching is in top Tuesday. 11:37 p.m. —car fire Richard Dempsey, chairman improvements to Newhoca. The formal game areas, construc­ Distressed Widows and Children Bjorn Borg and Guillermo Vilas had five games of the second set as Vihs Smoor practice Thursday with 100 candidates expected...College shape as we go down to the at Broad and Center Sts. of the study committee, said funds are tied up in a law suit tion of more shelters and in­ of Presbyterian Ministers," was sliced and spun through the field in the resorted to soft second serves after failing football Monday night Sept 8 on ABC will feature Alabama wire. The games turned in by (Town) the state plan is not unalterable filed by the City of Hartford. . stallation of more nature signs. established in Philadelphia by with his first serves. But the 23-year-old Contract talks suspended and Missouri with Keith Jackson handling the play-by- U.S Pro Tennis Championships until Hank Webb (on Monday) and TOLLAND COUNTV and should be reviewed The report recommends a The report said, depending on the Synod of the Presbyterian 917 Main Street, Manchester they stood in each other’s way in the Vilas found his stroke to win the next four periodically so as to adjust to five-phase development recreation demand, the passive (Jhurch in 1759, play...Former UConn runner John Keleher will coach the games. He went ahead, 40-15, in the 10th Randy Tate sure helps our Monday, 10;02 p.m. —gas final. staff. We’re delighted to get future town needs and develop­ program for Camp Newhoca area of the park can be ^ross country squad at Eastern Connecticut State College game before Borg ran off the last four washdown on Fish and Game Second-seeded Borg, in two hours and 14 those two games from those Rd. (Vernon Fire Department) ment trends and phase I is the construction developed for higher intensity this fall. points of the game, winning on Vilas’ The report states that, accor­ of facilities which took place minutes Tuesday night, crushed top- overhit of a forehand. two youngsters.” Tuesday, 12:03 a.m. —struc­ winter and summer activities. seeded Vilas, 6-3, 6-4, 6-2. Borg, who ture fire in Somers. (Ellington ding to its population, Vernon before the town purchased the Ace was long time coming Borg, who also beat Vilas in straight NFL players, club camp. it’s Sears for great value trimmed Dutchman Tom Okker to win the Fire Department gave aid) should have 450 acres of recrea­ It took 42 years but Bob Noren finally scored a hole-in- sets to win the French Open in late spring, tion area at the present time The next phase would include tournament a year ago, earned $16,(XK). closed out the third set by rallying three Sears one. The former Manchester native, now residing in AMBULANCE CALLS and by 1980 it should have about improvements to the parking and great a^oft^eijt The left-handed Vilas, who had reached times from 15-40. owners tar apart MANCHESTER 525 acres. lot, making room for 33 spaces Elyria, Ohio, aced the 221-yard 18th hole at the Spring the finals by overpowering Rod Laver and “I was playing with a soft racquet, then Tuesday, 9:30 a..m. —a It said the town’s present 381 with one-way entrance and exit Valley Country Club. For years, Noren was a member of Arthur Ashe, was crippled by erratic first changed to a tight one but it was too late,” Onr 4« Tun H Um x m M SmMoi CHICAGO (UPI) — The same old problems separate Manchester High School foot­ acres represents 86 per cent of roads. This phase was to be the Dawn Patrol, the foursome that had the distinction of serves and paralyzed by long and wide said Vilas, now 4-5 lifetime against Borg. Strella third O p e n 24 Hours D a lly placement shots. ball player, Robert Mumford, the proposed standard which is taken care of with the federal teeing off first in the annual Manchester Open. This year’s “ He was playing well and hitting balls in qualifying negotiators for National Football League players and club 16, of 872 Vernon St., injured his b a s^ on 15 acres per 1,000 pop­ funding. FOR EMERGENCY SERVHX Open, incidentally, is listed Sept. 6 and Sept.8 with Ralph “I saw Guillermo play Laver and Ashe with a lot of topspin and I just couldn’t owners trying to work out a new contract and a federal neck at the school. He was ulation. The third-phase would be im­ and he played extremely well but he had drop the ball deep.” East Catholic senior Brad mediator has asked them to try some new approaches. f buy now. DeNicolo daily accepting entries...Golf has been a big part trouble with me,” said Borg after winning taken to Manchester Memorial Valley Falls consists of some provements to the beach area. Because he and Borg play the same type Strella paced the field in the The mediator, James f- of the Noren family’s life for some time and Bob Sr., and his second straight U.S. Pro tournament. Hospital where he was treated M obil of game, “it’s hard to come back when one qualifying round of the New Scearce, suspended contract for cervical neck strain and sons. Bob Jr., BUI and Dave have all won club cham­ “Maybe it was because we play the same talks Tuesday after two more HEATING OILS of us takes the advantage early,” said England Junior Open Cham­ way around some basic gut released. (Manchester Am­ pionships. Dave is the current club champ, and head game—a lot of topspins from the baseline. bargaining sessions brought lit­ President to visit region Vilas. pionship at Ponkapoag Golf issues which we’ve been up bulance I greenskeeper at the Forest Hills Country Club. The Norens But I know he can play much, much tle agreement. He instructed OIL BURNER A Both players were scheduled to play Course yesterday in Canton, against for a year and a half.” left Manchester in 1961 when Bob Sr. was transferred to better.” representatives for both the again today in the opening round of the Mass. The talks were scheduled on WASHINGTON (UPI) - at a GOP fundraising dinner at HEATING INSTALLATION Ohio with the American Group Insurance Co...Plainville Vilas double faulted twice in the first NFL owners and players to U.S. Open at Forest Hills. Borg, seeded The Glastonbury resident short notice. Ed Garvey, President Ford will make the summer resort home of Stadium will stage an open 100-lap stock car feature race game of the opening set despite holding make no comment. In Memoriam fifth, faces Sandy Mayer of Wayne, N.J., fired a four-over-par 75 to top a executive director of the public appearances in Maine John Slocum. 643-5135 service. Borg held service, then broke in “I’ve suspended the talks sub­ In loving memor>’ of my Mother. Center St. ____ Manchatter tonight...Yogi Berra may join the New York Yankees next and second-seeded Vilas meets Hans record field of 714 entrants. Players Association, Martha Freiheil Hess who passed away and Rhode Island Saturday to the third game with the aid of another dou­ Strella plays out of Manchester ject to my call.” Scearce said. *-»• season as a coach but his pay checks won’t be as large. Gildemeister of Chile. telephoned management August 27, 1%3 speak at an AFL-CIO clambake ble fault by Vilas. Two more double faults “ I asked both parties to take a Coaches don’t draw down $70,000 annually. Berra has one In the doubles final at Longwood, Country Club. representatives Monday and and two Republican fund by Vilas, who had six in the first set, gave look at their position on some of Those we love truly never die.” more year to go on his current Met contract and he could American Brian Gottfried and Mexican Action continues today and they flew to Chicago for an un­ raising events. Borg the ninth and deciding game of the Raul Ramirez topped Americans John An­ after the cut, double rounds will these problem areas and see if Erna Hess Harmsen elect to sit around and wait for the mailman to come twice scheduled meeting. Scearce Press Secretary Ron Nessen • • - *■ set. they can come up with different drews and Mike Estep, 4-6, 6-3, 7-6. be played Thursday and Friday. flew in from Washington to .at­ said Tuesday Ford will fly to a month instead of flagging down base runners and approaches. tend. In Memoriam Augusta, Maine, Saturday mor­ While add interest, flashing signs on the coaching lines. “I don’t want to be Garvey indicated that most of In loving memory of Jam es Allen ning to take part in the AFL- pessimistic, but I don’t want to jott can add aiKyttiing the discussion at the first Holmes who passed away Aueust 26 CIO all-day clambake. The be optimistic either. We 1966 pnees meeting, which ran until early event will raise funds for the haven’t been able to overcome (also suMract, multl]4y and divide) Tuesday morning, centered on We alien sil and talk ol him. some of the differences.” Pineland hospital and training Connors defending pensions and pre-season pay. When we are all together center for retarded children. Scearce said he thought the hot his memorv is the only thing for4Hay$Kt9g^ He said the players stated their That we shall have forever The four-man Maine con­ TV two negotiation sessions were legal position on the Rozelle gressional delegation is to be on AND helpful because issues were Sadly missed. Rule, which is regarded as the hand when Ford speaks at 10:15 further explored and some major obstacle in reaching a Sons. Daughters. a.m. U.S. tennis Open player representatives had in­ (Irandrhildren and Wile RADK settlement. "I will be in contact Afterwards, he will motor to put for the first time, with both parties,” Scearce downtown Portland — an hour "Unfortunately,” Scarce said. ”I don’t wantto leave the 111 Mi-moriam opens 12-day run said, “we ran into some of the and 20 minute drive — to speak impression we made great In loving memory ol iulius Dubaldo problems we’ve had in the past to a Republican fund raising I’ONIGIIT strides.” who passed away August 27 1972 luncheon. 7:55 Yankecii vs. .\’s, and we weren’t able to find our FOREST HILLS, N.Y. (UPI) — The richest tennis tour­ Time heals they .say and maybe it does. From Portland, he will fly to WIM’ But memories last and so does love Providence, R.I., and will make A. 'jr nament opened today, the $309,000 U.S. Open, which began Down in our hearls he is living yet the 45-minute drive ride to its 12-day run at a remodelled West Side Tennis Club. We loved him too dearly to ever lorgel Newport. There, he will appear machine washable acrylic and polyester knits A new champion will be The Dubaldo Family crowned Sept. 7, and should Four events. A lot of people are Tournament players^ Jimmy Connors retain his title, looking for Vilas or Borg to win, the Big Four championships of with Connors, Ilie Nastase and Drills for Elis FACTORY OUTLET 1975 will have been won by four golf event gets praise Manuel Orantes next in line. NEW HAVEN. (UPI) - Ivy *Ofi|y$l4.96 v'' V- different men. “Connors hasn't done 7^ John Newcombe won the League co-champion Yale LAUDERHILL, Fla. (U P D - ifym/reafimirUe Person' • c^ardigafts • sleeveless anything this year. Just opens pre-season football drills held at Inverrary in February, (or appLy for a R nortte Pers4Mi Australian Open, Bjorn Borg because he’s the top seed and PGA Tournament Players Divi­ had been increased to $300,(X)0. took the French and Arthur Thursday. Captain John Smoot sion Commissioner Deane Account) and ifcprisit $280. defending champion does not of Boston, a senior linebacker, This :natches the Wcstchqster V • pullovers Ashe Wimbledon. Connors was mean he’ll win. You can’t Beman says he thinks the Tour­ Golf Classic with (he highest the defeated finalist in heads the group of ap­ nament Players Championship ' / • long sleeves realistically put him among the proximately too candidates. total purse money for a single WOMENS NAME BRAND Australia and at Wimbledon, top three,” said Ashe. is showing positive signs event n the tour. while Guillermo Vilas was the toward estabiishing itself as a 1 ' • turtlenecks r'l Prize money to the TPC < loser in Paris, major tournament as it winner will be $60,000, Beman__ SHOES, BOOTS & COATS • patterns Newcombe will watch this Moriarty^s and Bristol prepares to settle into its announced. ^ • V-necks year because of leg surgery scheduling pattern beginning Beginning with the next TPC, while Ken Rosewall, destroyed this winter. Itie event will be held the first (Herald photo by Dunn I AT DISCOUNT PRICES in straight sets in last year’s open Twi playoff finals "I think we made great part ol the year in what Beman Need a little encouragement to save? “ • crewnecks • cable knits final, is not playing for “per­ strides last weekend, ” Beman called "a warm weather Either open a $250 savings account at sonal reasons” after another Feline League Playoff Champions said of last weekend's TPC situation,” during the Florida ' ' \ event in Fort Worth, Tex. “We 48 Purnell Place Manchester Hartford National or deposit $250 in an demoralizing loss to Connors in Back into action tonight is West Hartford to straight to get or California segments of the the recent Bretton Woods. were happy with our perfor­ existing account. (Or open a new or addi­ Moriarty Brothers as the in the championship round. Fourth best during the regular Dale Titus, Jan Pierro, Giiitly tour. Rear o f Worth’s - One Flight Up 649-8687 liiiutrSporisuror ncporinirni C 'H A lU il: n 'm i SiMF' Rcvt'lMiiiiC liiiryc N.H., tournament. Otherwise, mance and felt there was a Twilight League playoffs move AH games at St. Thomas season, Scruse Paint pulled an up­ l'’ulluiishee. Tup row, Guuch Julian ' We ll be moving around for tional Automatic Savings Plan of $50 or j _ all the big narqes were present, strung indication that the Olv. C»rrl»gt Hautt into the final series. Seminary have a 5:30 start. set liy winning the Feline Slow the next few years," Beman more per month.) with Connors and Vilas seeded Scruse, Giiiiiy Peterson, Shirley players liked what they saw.” BouUqut) STORE HOURS Bristol ousted Langan VW, 2- said. “We haven't made a deci­ COAT to meet in the final. Pitch S o f t h u 11 Tournament Koglis, l.uri Hansen, Marianne Beman and officials of the HARTFORD IVATIOIVAL MON. thru FRI. 0, last night at St. Thomas Gene Johnson, injured in the sion as yet whether we ll even­ Open 9:30 to 5.30 RACK SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE MANCHESTER Connors is not considered the playoffs. Squad nieinhers, front IVinhertun, Juhnnii Patelli, Jean inverrary Golf Classic an­ 10 A.M . to 8:30 P.M. Seminary to advance to the best semifinal playoff set, will be tually place the event in a (The lavorite Person) BANK Satit/aclion Guaranteed or Your Money Back Sears WEST HARTFORD SAT. shoo-in he was 12 months ago row, left to right, Roxanne Scruse, llulloraii and Dave Mr.Aduni, assis­ nounced Tuesday that prize Thurs til 9:00 XUllHIU PiACi of three finals against the Gas back as the designated hitter in single location. Right now we’ll 9 A.M. to I P.M. when he won three of the Big tialliy Grunt, Gonnie Striekland, tant enueh. inonev for the third TPC. to be SIAM, lO nuC Z AND CO. Housers. Moriarly’s downed the MB lineup. continue to move around.” MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., August 27, 1975 - PAGE NINETEEN PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn,, Wed., A u ^ t 27, 1975 Hunter works SCORE Barry to play basketball Tiant didn’t listen BOARD SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) job as a fulltime sportscaster the top of my game. After con­ "The winning of the NBA magic on A^s — Maybe Rick Barry, the with CBS but that negotiations siderable thought, however, I championship last season was ; basketball superstar, is too collapsed. Observers noted that have decided I can still play at a the realization of a personal | Tuesday's Sports Results Barry was a star attraction as a to advice from Dad NEW YORK (UPI) - Manager Billy Martin of the New By United Press IntemstlonsI big a television attraction to level that I consider acceptable goal that every athlete wants to player and CBS might not be too for several more seasons.” York Yankees watched Jim Hunter work his magic on the be turned into a attain, that of being a cham­ National League eager to lose him in this capaci­ Barry was the key as Oakland A’s and dreamed of what might have been. pion, " Barry said in his an­ East sportscaster. ty since the network telecasts lightly regarded Golden State nouncement. "I now have ground rule double by Jim Rice and an in­ w. 1. pet. gb. BOSTON (UPI) - When daddy “If I had three more pitchers Barry, who climaxed a dream NBA games. stunned the basketball world by field hit by Fred Lynn after Denny Doyle Pittsburgh 74 56 .569 — another goal: To win the cham­ gives advice, sonny is supposed to like him,” Martin commented season by leading the Golden "It is generally known that I winning the Pacific Division had doubled and Carl Yastrzemski had St. Louis 71 .546 isr pionship twice. " listen. But Luis Tiant failed to heed after Hunter beat the A’s for Royals 4-2, Orioles 3-3 Philadelphia 70 60 .538 4 State Warriors to the NBA title, had discussions with the CBS and climaxed a victorious Earlier guard Jeff Mullins his father's words Tuesday night and walked. the fourth straight time, 7-1, George Brett's run-scoring New York 68 62 .523 6 ended speculation he might turn television network regarding journey through the playoffs Etchebarren, coming off a broken 60 72 .466 decided to play one more Tuesday night, ‘T d be planning double in the sixth inning was Chicago 15 to sportscasting Tuesday by an­ fulltime employment. Had with a four-game sweep of the wound up smarting from an 8-2 thumb, hit his second homer of the season Montreal S6 73 .430 18 season, so the team will have right now to have my family the big blow of the first game in nouncing he would return to the these discussions resulted in a Washington Bullets in the spanking by the California Angels. to knot the score at 2-2 in the fifth, then West its full complement of veterans come up for the World Series." which Kansas City prevented w. 1. pel. g.b. Warriors, with whom he has fulltime position with CBS, I finals Tianfs 69-year-old father, Luis, per­ smacked a bases-loaded single in the back for another year. Hunter, the four-time 20- Jim Palmer from becoming the Cincinnati 86 44 .662 — three years remaining on his would have been forced to mitted to leave Cuba for four months to three-run seventh. 69 62 an ITM game winner who left the A's majors’ first 20-game winner of Los Angeles contract. retire from basketball,” The 6- see his son pitch in the major leagues for The Red Sox, who committed four San Francisco 64 66 .492 22 Herald photos by Barlow and was signed as a free agent the season. Dennis Leonard Barry. MVP of the playoffs, foot-7 forward said. SAILBOATS, CANOES, FISHINO BOATS the first time, was a former lefthanded errors, handed the Angels three more runs San Diego 60 71 .458 28>A for a record $2.8-million five- went six innings for his 10th 57 75 4S 30 NBA assist leader and second “After much soul-searching hurler for the New York Cubans. in the eighth on a pair of suicide squeezes Atlanta Triple winner Russ Smith Double champ Katie Foran Alcort Sunblrd.Tanzer, Kollbrl, day sailers Siren, weekender year contract after the 1974 Houston SO 84 373 38 leading scorer with a 30.6 points and deliberation. I'have decided After throwing a couple pitches before and a couple of infield squibs. season, allowed seven hits in Tuesday's Results per game average, said he to remain with the Warriors,” Sport sailboats ■ Force5, Sunllsh, WIndfllte, Lockley the game, the elder Tiant handed the ball Figueroa, who gave up four hits, worked Cincinnati 6 Chicago 5 Canoes by Lincoln, Sawyer, Whitewater, Echo, Radlson beating his former teammates. would play for the Warriors he added in an announcement to his boy and advised him, "Keep the ball out of a bases loaded jam in the ninth to Pittsburgh 8 Atlanta 2, night Quality fishing boats by Duranautlc and Sturdee A He has allowed the A's a total of St. Louis to Houston 9, 1st. 12 inns, "for the next three seasons, or from the Bahamas. low and away and do your job.' run his career record to 4-1 over Boston. three runs and 16 hits in four as long as 1 can maintain a high- Instead, Tiant grooved a pair of pitches twilight Barry noted he had previous­ “I have a soft spot in my heart for him,” complete game victories. St. Louis 2 Houston 1. 2nd, night level of performance. " to Andy Etchebarren and the Angels ly mentioned "how important it said Angels Manager Dick Williams, who Even Reggie Jackson, who New York 7 San Diego 2, night He said he had hoped to land a NEW ENGLAND SAILS ^ catcher hit a solo homer and a two-run Los Angeles 8 Philadelphia 1, night was for me to retire while at Routes, East Windsor, Conn. (203) 423-1233 managed the Sox to their last pennant in rarely gives the opposition single for the winning runs. LEAGUE San Francisco 4 Montreal 3. night 20 records shattered 1967, much more than token praise, "I don't feel sorry that I lost,” said Today's Games “We lost 10 straight games after I took had an extra-kind word for lAII Times EDTI Tiant whose 13th defeat in 28 decisions over the club last season; then Figueroa Hunter. Cincinnati (Darcy 9^1 at Chicago also was witnessed by his mother, wife (Bonham 11-11), 2:90 p.m. won the first game for me — against “ I always knew Hunter was a and son. "I didn't want to lose in this situa­ Montreal (Rogers 10-10) at San Boston. What is he, 12-10? He could be 17- good pitcher,” he said, “but I Francisco (Montefusco 10-71. 4;C6 p.m. 2 tion. but when everything is going wrong, in town swim meet 5. He's been great all year but seems to be appreciate him now more than AtlanU (Niekro 12-121 at Pittsburgh you lose." at his best against the Red Sox'.” ever.” (Candelaria 6-3), 7:39 p.m. Twenty records were in different age categories, in in the trials and in the 50-yard 25-yd. breast; 1 K. Foran .20.1. 2. T. Not everything went badly since the Sox Houston (York 1-2) at St. Louis Cook, 3 lie D, Flavell, B. Bloking. K. The entire California team, despite Hunter, whose overall record the 13-15 grouping. Tucker backstroke, Wayne Smith dropped only a half game to the Baltimore (Denny 9-3), 8;M p.m. broken Monday at the eighth Tanner, 6. E. O'Dwyer. being 18 games behind American League is 18-12 but which could be 21-9 New York (Seaver 18-7) at San Diego swam a :58.5 in the 100-yard clocked 31.2 with Michaud only 50-yd. breast: 1, C Scott 40 0. 2. M, Orioles, who split a doubleheader with annual Town Swimming Telreault, 3. L. McClinlock. 4. K. West leading Oakland, plays winning with normal pitching luck, win. Baltimore won the night­ (Spillner 9-10), 10:00 p.m. freestyle and in the 15 and un­ ono tenth of a second behind. Kansas City. Boston holds a seven-game Championship at the McDonough. 5. S. l'ob*«Houston Astros 2-1 on five hits doubles by Jose Cruz and Enos of the deal will not be made un­ center, the newspaper said. Ostuni, 3. G. Fallone. 4. J, Jordan, 5 J McArdle. 3. S Marshall, 4 T Mazzotta, Lmui. Bos m 426 80 139 326 rain backstroke with a :18.0 In the 11- 12-year-old boys 5. J rVice, 6 K Bailev. O ut in the second game of a Cabell but Ron Fairly homered til after the close of the major The newspaper said that the Borgida. 6. E Ofiara. Munson. NY 126 474 69 151 319 *Today's Games clocking. Tori Cook turned in a group, Dave Lauzon clocked 25-yd. back; 1-P Telreaull 25 2.2 A Bovs 13-15 18.99 50-yil lly. 1. ( Coslellt) 42 4, 2. S. Washington. Oak 118 467 65 1€ 310 doubleheader. The victory for St. Louis in the second, and league season, the newspaper Seibu group started operating a WATERBURY, (UPI( - called strike and was ejected. (Ail Times EDT) Knnfla. :19.4 in the trials for a new ;14.0 in the 25-yard freestyle. In Plante. McRae. KC 120 456 57 1C 310 enabled the Cardinals to com- after Tyson tripled, Rasmussen said. hotel in Toronto in July last The Waterbury Dodgers were One of Reading's coaches, California (Singer 7-12) at Boston 25-yd. breast: 1 Gordon Fallone 19 6. . - 1 6 . 7 0 103 333 50 KB 3X mark in the 25-yard the 13- 15-year-old bracket. Bob 50 yd free 1 J Clifford 32 0, 2 P Powell. Clev came through with a single. He year but it has no interest in the Tony Gonzales, then came out (Moret 10-2) 2 p.m. 2, E. Ofiara, 1 P Tetreaull, 4 lie Gehan Knipp, 3 C. Costello. 4. G. Eagleson. Singleton. Balt 126 478 73 146 305 UPI Sports Editor Milton awarded a 9-0 Eastern League breaststroke. Michaud set a mark in the 50- Fallone, J Borgida. 6 A. Knofla United States, Seibu opened a Chicago (Osteen 6-12 and Jefferson 4- 50-yd. free: 1. W Smith 26.0. 2. B. Rice. Bos 118 466 77 141 303 then held Houston to only three Richman reported in his Sports victory over Reading Tuesday of the dugout to argue and he 7) at Cleveland (Bibby 4-13 and 25-yd back; 1. R Smith .16 9, 2 D, Michaud. 3 B. Halldin. 4 J. Beckwith. 5. Katie Tucker set two marks yard freestyle with a ;25.9 time Ostuni. 3. J Jordan, 4. G. Fallone, 5 E. Orta. Oii 111 fiB S3 129 301 hits the rest of the way in Parade Column Monday that department store in Los night after umpire Dave also was ejected. Peterson 9-7), 2. 5:30 p.m. W. retioEill. U7 416 67 125 300 Ofiara. 5C VO. .tvk 1 G Eagleson 48.6. Hargrove, Tex posting his third victory in five Horace C. Stoneham, president Angeles but sold it 10 years ago. Pallone called the game on ac­ ' Pallone ordered the Reading Baltimore (Torrez 15-7) at Kansas 25-yd. butterfly, l.R. Smith 15.4,2 I) Home Runs City (Spliltorff 6-7), 8:30 p.m. 50-yd. back. 1 W. Smith '31.2, 2. B decisions. of the National Exhibition Co., The Seibu group has two large count of a disturbance. bench be cleared, but the Ostuni, 3. G. Faflone. 4 D. Mitchell. 5. J Michaud. 3, B. Halldin, 4. W. PeUingill. N a t io n a l League; Luzinski and Minnesota (Blyleven 13-6) at Mil­ Borgida. Schmidt. Phil 31. Kingman. NY 26; parent company of the Giants, department stores in Tokyo, The first half of the players refused to leave and in­ 5 M. Darna, 6, S. Plante. ^^STALLATI^ The Cardinals won the opener waukee iHausman 3-6). 8:30 p.m. Girls 1M2 50-vd. breast 1. W PeUingill ;37,5,2. Bench. Cin 25; Foster. Cin 21. two suburban railways lines in stead manager Bob Wellman, Detroit (Coleman 9-14) at Texas Hockey school, 10-9 on Reggie Smith's run­ and a group of wealthy doubleheader was tied 3-3 in the 25-yd free:-!. K Foran .15 2. 2. B. J. Beckwith. 3 J. Clifford. 4. M, Darna American League: Mayberry. KC 29; (Jenkins 15-13), 9:00 p.m. Bloking, 3. T, Cook. 4 T. Beaupre. 5. 1) included “ scoring single in the 12th inning Japanese industrialists from the Tokyo area, a big sports top of the ninth inning when who had been ejected in the Girls 15 and under Jackson. Oak 28; Scott. Mil 27; Bonds. complex in Karuizawa where eighth inning, returned to the Oakland (Blue 16-10) at New York Flavell, 6. K. Tanner. 100-vd.l.M 1. K. McArdle 1 11.6,2. S. NY 24; Burroughs. Tex 22. after St. Louis had battled back Tokyo shook hands over the $17 Reading's Dan Fitzgerald (Medich U-14), 6:00 p.m. 50-yd. free: I B, McDonald :3I 8,2. M. the world speed skating cham­ field. clinics slated McDonald, 3. A. Morrison, 4 K Marshall. 3. L. Scott. 4, J. Price, 5. J Trade Runs Batted In from a seven-run deficit to tie million transaction three weeks began arguing with home plate Thursday's Games Tucker. 6 K. Bailey. pions have been held and McDonugh. 5. C. Scott. 6. L, McClinlock. National League; Luzinski. Phil 108, the score in the eighth. ago. umpire John Jundt over a Pallone then forfeited the Chicago at Baltimore, night A hockey school and two will be held Sept. 27-28 from 6 to 50-yd back: 1. K. McDonough 38.5, 2 100-yd. free; 1. K, Tucker ;58 5. 2. C. ^ ^ e d e d Bench. Cin 101; Perez. Cin 9 : Staub. NY Stoneham did not deny the operates the Naeba Prince game to Waterbury. Oakland at New York, night B, McDonald. 3. M. Telreault. 4. M. White' 3. J Price. 4. M. Geagan flB; Watson, Hou and Simmons, St.L82. “If you get a lot of runs in the clinics will be held at the Bolton 9 p.m. UPI report but said hotel and ski slopes in central Gallagher. 5. S. Pagluica, 6. C. Scott. Boys 15 and under American League; Lynn. Bos 90; first game, usually the second lee Palace. Additional information may 25-yd. back: 1. K. Foran :18.0, 2, T. lOU-yd. I.M.. 1 W. Smith 1:07,2. Mayberry. KC 86: May. Balt and Rice, game will be low scoring and negotiations were still going on Japan, where the World Cup ski A beginning skaters fun­ be had by calling the Ice Palace Beaupre. 3. D. Flavell. 4. lie T. Cook. B 100-vd free; 1. B. Michaud 1:00 4.2. B. Bos M. Scott. Mil 82. vice versa,” said Rasmussen, and that he had not come to a races were held in 1973 and damental hockey school for at 646-7851. Bloking, 6. K. Tanner. Halldm. 3. C. Costello. G Stolen Bases who lowered his earned run decision. 1975, It also owns several golf ages 5 to 10 will be on four .National League; Lopes. LA 56; courses and altogether has Morgan. CinS2; Brock. St.L49; Cedeno. average to 2.76 in eight The Sankei newspaper said Saturdays and Sundays in C 7 8 - ''3 Hou C: Cardenal. Chi 26. appearances. "But I wasn’t Seibu officials here at this point m ore than 100 a ffilia te d plete a sweep of the twinbill and September, from 9 to 11:30 Our American League; Rivers. Cal 64; thinking about the first game. I have denied the transaction. business organizations. a.m ., with a half hour of Washington. Oak 35: Otis. KC33. Remy. move to within three games of 2 9 - 9 9 was throwing straight as string But it said Stoneham had The newspaper said Yoshiaki classroom instruction and two Cal 31; Carew, .Minn and Bonds. NY 29. first place Pittsburgh in the Tsutsumi, president of the Pitching in the first four innings of my recently told its correspondent hours on the ice each day. National League East. in San Francisco that he had Seibu group, had reently I Based on most victories i Rasmussen, who with John game. I didn't have that much A skating clinic, open to all National League Seaver. NY 18-7, stuff,” reached an agreement with become greatly interested in ages, will be held on the same n O O T R A D E Jones. SD 17-7. Sutton, LA 16-10. Denny and Bob Forsch form a Japanese industrialists and that baseball and had intimated he Matlack. NY IM. Morton. Atl 15-14 The Astros, who had 20 hits in weekends, from 1 to 3 p.m. All nucleus for the Cardinals' “ Big he had let out the name would like h>-organize a . 2 8 American League Palmer. Balt 19-8; Three” of the future, also the opener, would certainly time will be on the ice, Kaat. Chi IMO. Hunter. NY 18-12, Lee, argue that point. “Seibu.” professional baseball club A second clinic for the Well give you $100.00 trade in for your old TV set Bos 17-7. Wise. Bos 164. Blue. Oak 1&-10. provided the key hit in the The newspaper said that sometime in the future. nightcap when he singled home American Hockey Association Seibu and its affiliated Kokudo Seibu’s purchase of the of the United States coaches regardless of condition, towards the purchase of a PirateB 8, Braves 2 Keikaku firm, which deals Giants does not need the ap­ biing in your brand new CURTIS MATHES 100% Solid State Color Pittsburgh collected eight primarily in leisure facilities, proval of Japan's Baseball consecutive hits and scored six believe they can make the Commission because Seibu is X-country practice TV. runs in the first inning to rout Giants a paying business but an industrial firm. The Com­ oU blue Any boy or girl interested in Atlanta. Frank Taveras tripled they were attracted by the mission’s approval would be joining the 1975 Manchester BOXSCORES to start the rally and scored the Giants’ hotel-resort complex at needed if the purchase were High cross country team is first run on Rennie Stennett's Casa Grande, Ariz. m ad e by a J a p a n e s e asked to attend practice YEAR single. Six more singles Seibu sees great possibilities professional baseball club, ac­ Wednesday night at 6:15 at the YEAR cording to a Commission California Boston Hunter W 18-12 followed in succession. Larry in the development of the Casa high school, Coach George YEAR 7 1 1 2 9 spokesman. WARRANTEE WARRANTEE ab r h bi ab r h bi WP-Siebert Demery went the distance for Grande complex as a tourist JEANS Suitor announced. Two Remy 2b 5 0 2 1 Cooper dh 4 0 10 IN ANY CONDITION" T-2 27 A-205Z7. the Pirates for the first time separate teams will be fielded. WARRANTEE 100% SHOP Rivers cf 5 0 11 Doyle 2b 4 110 since Aug. 13 of last season to 100 Our Bochte lb 5 0 0 0 Ystrzmsk lb 2 1 0 0 San Diego AND WE WILL ALLOW YOU % New York raise his record to 7-3. 100% PARTS 4 9 .9 9 Garrett dh 2 0 0 0 Lynn cf 3 0 11 ab r h bt ab r h bi FIX TUBE LABOR ~ $41 PLUS2»°’'^^' Valentine dh 2 0 0 0 Rice If 4Unser 0 2 1 qf 5 0 10 Hernandz ss 4 1 1 0 Dodgers 8, Phillies 1 “For 30 Years Official Gym Supply Center" 4 F .E .T .2 ^ ^ Yale coaches Stanton rf 4 2 0 0 Evans rf 4 0 0 0 Millan 2b 3 110 Fuentes 2b 3 0 2 0 4 Doug Rau tossed a three- 4 ...... » 4 A PLUS Chalk 3b 4 1 2 if Burleson ss 3Vail 0 0 0 If 5 3 3 0 Grubb cf 4 0 0 0 hitter and Ron Cey hit a three- NEW HAVEN lUPlI - A Balaz If 2 0 0 0 Blackwellc 3 0 0 0 Staub rf 5 2 2 1 McCovey lb 4 0 0 1 run' homer as Los Angeles pair ot former Yale football CURTIS MATHES 100°/o SOLID STATE MODULAR COLOR TV Reg. ' ” >46 Collins If 0 2 0 0 Miller ph 10Kingman 0 0 lb 4 0 I 1 Winfield rf 4 12 0 teammates, Joe Roberti and Etchebrrn c 5 2 3 3 Heise 3b 2Garrett 0 0 0 3b 4 111 Tolan If 3 0 10 dropped Philadelphia four F R 7 0 * A ^ Miley ss 3 12 2 Carbo ph 10 0 0 Grote c 4 0 12 Huberts 3b 4 0 2 1 games behind Pittsburgh in the Larry Story, will be assisting Reg.66-*’ ...... * 4 6 Figueroa p 0 0 0 0 McAuliffe 3b 0 0Phillips 0 0 ss 4 0 11 Davis c 3 0 10 NL East. Rau, improving his head coai h Carm Cozza with Tiant p 0 0 0 0 Tale p 3 0 0 0 Kubiak ph 10 0 0 GYM the FJis' gridiron program this Burton p 0 0 0 0 record to 11-9, allowed only one (teg.5 9 ^ ...... « 4 9 Freisleben p 1 0 0 0 fall. Rohoi li will help coach the • Super Matrix PIx Tube G R 7 0 - 3 5 Willoghby p 0 0 0 0 Folkers p 0 0 0 0 hit after the first inning when (teg. 6 1 -9 9 ...... Totals 37 8 10 7 Totals 31 2 5 2 defensive hackfield while Story • One Button Tuning Sharon ph 10 0 0 the Phils scored their tone run. “ -1 5 California 001 010 330— 8 Tomlin p 0 0 0 0 Rookie Tom Underwood was TOWARD THE PURCHASE OF will be working will) the • Two Big Speakers (teg. 64.99-_;------Boston 000 200 000-2 I^ocklear ph 10 0 0 0 V freshman Imo. E-Burleson, Hcise2. Tiant, Miley. DP- the loser, - 1 5 Totals 37 7 11 6 ToUls 33 2 9 2 SUPPLIES • 4 Year Warranty U B 7 0 - ANY PAIR OF California2 L()B-(';tMornia9. Boston6. New York 000 230 200-7 Mels 7, Padres 2 2B-Doyle. Rirr :m MiIey HU Ku hebar .San Diego 100 100 000-2 Randy Tate scattered nine AB/I /fame Add longer life to your tires ren (2). S-Miley, (lialk E-Phillips, Roberts DP-New York 2, hits in gaining his first victory PRINTED .SPUIM.I IKLD. MASS. Cleaner, smoother-running ip h r er bb so San Diego 2. LOB-New York 8, San engines with an Figueroa W 12-10 9 5 2 2 4 2 Diego 8 since July 25 and fellow rookie C I(IPI) — Former University nt Front End Wheel Tiant L 15-13 6 7 5 5 3 3 2B-Winfield 3B-Grote SB-To!an S- Mike Vail rapped out three MANCHESTER and CHENEY TECH Massiichusett.s basketball star, Burton 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 Tolan more hits to spark New York’s Julius l';rving, will lead the Oil Change, Alignment Willoughby 2 1-3 3 3 1 2 2 ip h r er bb so triumph over San Diego. Vail's APPROVED GYM UNIFORMS New York Nets in an American Tiant pitched to 5 batters in 7th. Tale W 5-12 9 9 2 1 3 5 Bdlk-wfigueroa PB-Etchebarren FreislebenL 5-14 4 2-3 9 5 4 2 4 three hits gives him seven in Hasketball Association exhibi­ A sofa ■' t Filter Change T-2 42. A-32,006. Folkers 2 1-3 2 2 2 2 I two nights and 10 hits in 20 at OY* O ox*d.iiji?oyei tion g;imc against the Denver Tomlin 2 0 0 0 0 2 bats since being called up from Unlettered “T” Shirts • Gym Pants Nuggets, at the Springfield w Lubrication Oakland New York HBP-by Tomlin (Millan) the minors last week. Athletic Supporters • Cups FROM OUR TREMENDOUS StOCK OF THOUSANDS!/ CHOOSE |ROM| Civic Center on Oct. 3. Warco Type A ab r h bi ab r h bi PB-Grote Reds 6, Gulls .5 25” Avaiiabie in... North cf 3 0 0 0 Bonds rf 4 0 0 0 T-2 29 A-14,779 Athletic Sox, Plain • Striped FLARES, STRAIGHTS. PRE“j|j[SHED JEANS AND COpDUROYSIJ Joe Morgan's two-run single This printing test pattern is MAPLE, PECAN, WALNUT Automatic Campnrs ss 4 0 10 Alomar 2b 5 2 2 0 Sweatshirts • Pants WAIST Siz e s 28-5o, LETJffmsjo air i Bando 3b 3 0 0 0 White If 5 2 4 0 in the ninth inning gave Cincin­ part of The Herald quality con­ DABK OAK FiNiSHES Jackson rf 4 0 0 0 .Munson c 4 2 4 2 nati its victory over Chicago. Gym Bags • Tote Bags trol program in order* to give Trans. Fluid Improves steering, eliminates front Washingtn If 4 1 1 0 Nettles 3b 4 0 12 Williams leads Johnny Bench hit his 25th you one of the finest LABOR end shimmy. We check upper and Williams dh 4 0 2 0 (hambiss lb 4 I 1 2 NEW YORK (UPI) - Billy homer for the Reds while Jerry A S 0 6 lower ball joints', idler arms and tie Molt lb 4 02 1 Herrmnndh 4 0 2 0 newspapers in the nation. Our Reg. Up to 5 qts. of HD or 10W30 rods. We align front end, adjusting Tenace c 4 0 0 0 Bergman rf 2 0 0 0 Williams, designated hitter for Morales and Andy Thornton IPU M - PRO-KEOS - IXHIVERSE PLEASE NOTE; PAIR FOR PAIR TRADE-IN ONLY, W» Will Not Aefopt 2 motor oil; new Lee Oil Filter*. MANCHESTER 59c (Jt. \^7^^ t P 1 ^ m■ Quart for camber caster, toe-in and out to Garner 2b 3 0 10 Bladl d 2 0 11 the Oakland A's, scored six homered for the Cubs. or 3 Pairs of Old Jeans towards One Pair of New Jeans... Lube all necessary grease points manufacturer’s specifications. Sieberl p 0 0 0 0 Stanley ss 4 0 2 0 runs last week to take over the Giants 4, Expos TIGER. COU-SPOT BUT Heavy duty-for most American * Lee filters to fit most cars. ’Cjf5 w'tb tofsion t)6r$anU air condittoning add S2 99 Lindblad p 0 0 0 0 Hunter p 0 0 0 0 lead among dh's with 53 for the Gary Thomasson, after cars and some foreign cars. AbUjlt p 0 0 0 0 Totals 33 1 7 I ToUls 38 7 17 7 season. striking out in three previous at ATHUTj^HOES REGAL MEN'S SHOP , OPEN Oakland 010000000-1 He also hit two homers during bats, lined a homer with one out -CONNECTICUT'S LARoesr iitd MOST coueiETt Men s sroat vtnplke 3 WAYS TO CHARGE SALE: W ED. New York 101 010 40x- 7 the week to increase his total to in the eighth inning to lift San MON.-TUES. 9-6 Warm-Up and Team Jackets t e l e v is io n 9 APP*'**^^*® MANCHESTER K-Campaneris UP-Oakland I. LOB- 17, second best among Francisco over Montreal Pete WED.-FRI. 9-9 thru SAT. Oakland 7. New York 10 903 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER TRI-CITY PLAZA, VERNON designated hitters to Detroit's Falcone spaced eight hits and Open daily till 5:?0 P.M., Thursday till 9 P.M. open dady till 9 P.M.. Saturday till 5:30 P.M. SAT. 9-5 Open Late Every Night ZB-lierrmann, While. Munson. Alomar. of Manchester Except Sat. 'tilGPJM. Chambliss SB-Al»imar. SF-Nellles. Willie Horton, struck out 12 batters in evening NEXT TO STOP & SHOP BUDGET TO 36 MONTHS 1145 Tolland Turnpike Ip h r . HOT OR SWEET It gives them seven credits HOSPITAL SAVE 30c LB. LEAN AND TENDER UII9 cuHJ a With this coui^n and a $5 purchase. toward an associate degree in 9 9 * lb. i s i g i Vith this coupon ar>d a $5 puir^ase. (FROM THE ROUND) business administration at NOTES BEEF CUBES IMPORTED KRAKU8 hickenoftheSea MCC. FOR STEW Kraft Chunk UgM p iiu K e g O It -is taught every Tuesday CUBE STEAKS BOILED HAM night at the Society for Savings Discharged Monday: Shirley * 1 . 1 9 lb rack Whip K etchup Bank, Unity Plaza, Hartford. McKenna, 38 Knighton St.; »1.49- Salad Dressing There are 39 students enrolled 6Vz oz. 32 OZ. Murdick MacDonald, Hartford; We Now Carry All Havoru of COTT SODA In Cant... 32 oz. jar 5l5 can now. lolene Avery, Blast Hartford; Bottle Its object is to train minority Lorraine Golon, Cottage St.; For your Freezers we have U.S.D.A. Choice Hindquarters and ’A Hindquarters, I nsood Mon., Aug. 2S-SM..' ~Qoad Mon.. Aug. 2S-SM.. Good Mon , Aug. 2S-S«t.; Aug. 30. LknJi ons tar p tr customtr. 2 4 0 3 S j I Aug. 30. Limit on* can per customer. 4 : Aug. 30 bmil or>« boRle p tr customtr. businessmen to help them run a Celia Michaud, East Hartford; Sides and '/i Sides of Beef. All freezer orders are cut, wrapped and blast frozen at iiinniiiiMHMitt...... 89 MJAU.L small business. Lewis Green Sr., 4 Deepwood NOEXTMCtUUWEI The instructors also visit Arctic cooling system Dr.; Lois Olsen 19 Cottage St.; ASK ABOUT OUR LOCKER SPACE THAT WE HAVE FOR RENT! each class member at the Sandra Pyka, 55C Rachel Rd.; business he runs to work with Mary Blair, Willimantic; Pairs of radjptor fins, background left and right, are parts of heat pipe thermal devices, With this coupon and a $5 purchase. With this coupon and a $5 purchase. With this coupon and a $5 purchase. him on problems unique to his Brigid DiPace, 46 Camp extending frmn vertical supports for the trans-Alaska pipline, center. The heat pipes draw business. Meeting Rd. off ground heat and keep the earth frozen around support members. The pipeline is being The current training cycle BiNinty construction in areas of ice-rich permafrost. (UPI photo) m i e l ’Towels S to p & S h o p ^ 120Z. 120ct. Can ______2 ply roll 244 = im m ade 6oz.Can ^45 iowk woman makes solo canoe trek Good Mon., Aug. 2S-8«L, Flip Top Can - Assorted Flavors Orientation for new MCC students Aug. 30. LtotH or>t roN ptr customtr.39 Good Mon,. Aug. 2 5 -Sal., Aug. 30. Um« o nt can par cuilomar. ; ; Good Mon.. Aug. 25-Sa(.. Aug. 30. UmR ont can p tr customtr. : NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - “When I got to within 200 University of Iowa. She said her it! miles of New Orleans, people husband, Charles Elmquist, 30, New students to Manchester Community College gather Tuesday on the front lawn of the Everybody she met along the Ijver told her she couldn’t make asked me where I was going a contractor, encouraged her to new campus off Bidwell St. The two large, block-shaped objects near the flag poles are AGWA it. and then they'd say, 'Lady, keep going each time she was part of the loud speaker system. The tent to the right is where the students later were '. “They'd say, 'Lady, there’s that’s a long, long way’. I’d say, able to talk to him by telephone served lunch courtesy of the MCC Student Senate. President Ronald Denison led off with a Just no way in hell you’ll ever 'Not when you’ve already along her way. welcome. MCC heads addressed the group. A band played during lunch. The students met paddled 2,200 miles’.” Ms. Johnson, who said she Put pletity g r^ meat |nake it. What are you doing out their counselors in the early afternoon. They met again in small groups before disbanding ^mmertime here. Don’t you know this river Ms. Johnson embarked on her kept her maiden name when she about 2:30 p.m. (Herald photo by Pinto) b dangerous’?” , adventure May 22 and spent 96 got married because 'T m my ; But today Rebecca Johnson, days on the river. She own person,” said it was up to Z, of Iowa City, Iowa, is arrived Monday with tanned her to keep out of the way of Rrinking beer in the French skin, sun-bleached hair, other boats on the river. values from Stop&SiMV on is the time to Quarter and writing postcards tattered clothes and calloused "They can’t slow those big Only right color needed lo 150 persons she met on her hands. rigs down because it doesn’t do Rolo canoe trip down the She camped along the river, any good. Yesterday I just jjdississippi River. sleeping on sandbars, islands, about got run over. A big ship in new ‘Car & Cash’ game A “They told me at Lake Itasca barges and the river bank. She missed me by about six yards. your hfriiday picnic taMe., Jwhere the river begins in ate canned food, nearly got run ‘‘I’ve learned so much on this ^nnesota) 200 people a year over by a tugboat, observed a river. You learn about handling From Saturday through Monday, there will be a whole lot ot eating going on ... cookouts, All you need is the right color color selected at the weekly bonus drawing. Players who ^ r t out on trips like this and fight over her food between a yourself. I think I could handle picnics, dinners, snacks. So Stop & Shop put together a whole lot ol money-saving meat ONE or THE STOP I SHOP COMPANIES lottery ticket to be eligible for lottery drawings enter "Cars & participate in the lottery by w interize! crow and a raccoon and picked anything anybody wanted to values (or your weekend menus. Come and get your Stop & Shopsworth. Jnost of them don’t even make the gaming commissions' new Cash " by writing their names subscription are automatically ft; to the first town, 94 miles up a stray puppy at Crystal Ci­ throw at me now. "Quality-Protected” Naturally Aged Beef Cars & Cash " bonus games and address, legibly, on the entered when their color Your car’s cooling mwnriver,” said Ms. Johnson, ty, Mo., which jumped off the “I recommend it, but with The new program offers top back of the bonus stub, and mail matches the lucky color of the l^ho claims to be the first canoe at New Orleans and lay in reservation. I hate to see people weekly prizes of seven new to: Cars & Cash. Box 1000, week. system needs the ^oman to paddle the length of a shady spot of the muddy die out there and I know a whole automobiles plus $1,000 in cash Hartford, 06101. The last drawing will be tte Mississippi alone. riverbank, wagging its tail and lot of people who would if they and 10 runner-up prizes. They When stubs are received by Thursday, Nov. 20, and the protection of Zerex S i o p % " ’’‘Then when I got to Memphis panting. tried it. Shoulder Steak SUPERMARKETS * —' are good with tickets now on lottery officials, they are deadline for stubs will be Nov. i man in a power boat said, “I did it for fun and adven­ “Anybody who thinks they’ve Beef Chuck-for London Broil $4 sale through Nov. 6. entered into the next weekly 19 at noon. all year long for -Lady what are you doing out ture,” said Ms. Johnson, a got the stuff to do it, sure, go do Fresh in o ur Dairy. Players matching the lucky protection against here. Don’t you know this river senior journalism student at the it,” ^ T h i s thick, juicy steak is ideal for a barbecue. b c^ngerous’?’’ @1 Sizzle to desired doneness, slice across Gal. Tropicanai overheating in summer the grain for tender eating.. l b / ■ \ 7 and freezing |Orange Juice Beef Rib steak IS* *1®? i Gallon Carton Sm Tiice Satef in winter. ! V K Made Irom concentrtif ’ Buy our Great Beef the whole way and save! H t t * . Yogurt 3 89" FOR NOW AND BACK TO SCHOOL FABRICS' • Maintains cooling in summer, Sealtest Cottage Cheese ’A^.Stop&Shop • Easy-to-use 10 minute treatment Self service deli values S a le ANTIRUST tt" ^ Toss the Machine wash, 60"/64" wide. • Harmless to metal or rubber cooling system S h e iH b e t Pickle cooling system parts; won’t harm CONCENTRATE Mild Franks savings with these Vi Gallon Safe! green values! 100% Textured polyester. aluminum • Helps prevent over- ,, Carton 1 Pound Package (94-2511) reg.99« heating during hot Assorted Ravors \ ____ Great on the grill! Krakus Pickles Fresh & Delicious California 7 9 Impofled-Polish VALUES TO S2.98 YARD summer driving ANTI Choc’ Lit* Covers *1’® stop & Shop Hot Dogs 89^ Half Sour Pickles 69' 'Pooling system • Protects all cooling Slop a Shop-35 oz. package of 20 or Beef Franks’- 1 lb pkg COOLING Ro soff s -q u a rt jar fem atoes system metals against RUST Fudges Pop stop*shop *1’» Get • A • Long Doggies * 1 ” SYSTEM SEALER rust and corrosion rr.'TTJA'- Slop . Shop-1 lb package Half Sour Tomatoes 59' 42 oz. package ol 24 R o so ff's-q u a rt jar • Stops cooling system • Safe for rubber hoses Great Shape Franks ‘ 1 ” leaks and seals • Won't clog system Combo Bars stop.shop *v« Slop I Shop-1 lb package Half Sour Pickles 69' Wellworth-Spears-(it. jar '-eok mo'-' pressurized systems (94-2517) reg. 994 35 02 .package ol 20 Sliced Cold Cuts V,' 49' MC CA LL'S # 4290 Bole. P4P. Olive w Polish Slyle Loal • Mixes with all rust Save on Health & Beauty Aids! Deli Pickles 69' ib e r s inhibitors and Sliced Cold Cuts M” Wellworlh-Kosher antifreezes Aim Toothpaste ‘ii" 79® Meal Bok). Beef Bob . P&P or SpKied Lunch Loaf Claussen Pickles S-99' Morrison & Schiff 'iS' *1” (94-2512) reg. 95« Ultra Ban Roll On Midget Bologna or Midget Salami Quick meals from our Kitchen 3 2 9 Beef Franks or Knockvmtsr ‘ 1” Fully Cooked 14 4tk4Ut)u Hebiew NaSonal-12 oz pkg. STORE HOURS WIIH tHiS COUPON Romaine Lettuce 39‘ SO-FRO FttRKS Mon, Tues, Wed, Fn Reel in these savingsl (Chickens 3 30 to 5.30 pm Roasled Fresh Chicory 29* always first cjiudity fabrics Thurs 8 30 to 8 30 Cod Fillets Of Frozen B.B.O. Slyle Fresh Escarole 29 Sat 8 00 to 4 30 Wyler’s EQUIPMENT SHOP AGWAY, INC. Fish & Chips z Chicken Pies 69“ \ ' ^ prcM uatk *«• M to •**2’2L5J!22£ TRI-CITY PLAZA Lemonade Mb^ CMSiBmaii M t^N l a t U t j ts BURR CORNERS Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fn Flavo Shrimp Rolls ..'3'^. Sub Sandwich "ir 79“ s tm aK«0 •fwm e«www *»»*!* *^**_**S!r VERNON Lima o n t can psr customer a c a S CAM M o> B emar taui e a w i o arfvinMrt SiA tl F*WN M e* SHOPPING CENTER AGWAY 8 :0 0 to 5 00 Good Mon.. Aug. 2S-5«i.. Aug. 30- 2 5 9 [ Cooked Shrimp K'KifSi; Potato Salad 'A 49“ « 95' Op«n Daily 10-9; Sat. 10-6 643-S123 I OPEN DAILY 10-9 Sat 8:00 to 4 00 Tel. 875-0417 540 NEW STATE ROAD. BUCKLANO I TEL. 646-7728 Cioied Wednesday \

I \ PAGE TWENTY-TWO — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Man(;liester. Conn., Wed., August 27, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchestdr, Conn., Wed., AugusL 27, 1975 - PAGE TWENTY-THREE

DUMPING PERiyilTTED CORK, Ireland (UPI) - Ireland Vernon adopts policy for providing free school lunches has permitted the first dumping Orcfiarcf Fn$h, Native Coventry Public Health Nurses to hold^ublic annual meeting Sept. 10 under license of chemical wastes The following family size and than 12 members, $750 for each to the income. applications for the free or will be attending should be,con­ off its coast. The operation is the PEACHES VERNON income criteria applies to free additional member should be In addition, families not reduced lunches, will be con­ tacted. ■ largest yet off the British Isl^ Monica Shea ticipate in a trip tomorrow to drive with a wine and cheese Soccer registration Wednesday or Thursday^may do Coaches are still needed for the first three days of school The Coventry School system The Board of Education and lunch and free milk: The added to the $12,810. meeting these criteria but with fidential and used only for the Under the provision's of the & APPLES The annual meeting of the Ocean Beach Park by calling party tonight at the home of The Junior Soccer Associa­ so anytime during the season. the teams and anyone in­ will be as follows. participates in the National school administration have numbers apply to those with For the reduced rate lun'ches, other unusual expenses due to purpose of determining board’s policy, the principal of PRODUCE 'Public Health Nursing Associa- Mrs. Susan Rogers, the town Mrs. Wallace Padgett, tion will hold registrations The soccer program started terested in coaching should con­ Wednesday, orange juice, S chool Lunch Program adopted a policy concerning family members numbering 1 using the same family number unusually high medical bills, eligibility. each school will review THE HAGUE (UPI) - The FERRANDO’S ■ tion will be Sept. 10, at the manager’s secretary, at the membership co-chairman. tonight from 6 to 8 at the in 1971 with 24 boys and last tact Bill Ayer at 742-9413. California grinder, potato whereby students who are un­ free and reduced price meals or to 12 and the incomes applying, scale, the incomes listed are as shelter costs in excess of 30 per In certain cases, foster applications hnd determine Central Bureau of Horticultural ORCHARDS UConn Faculty Alumni Center Town Hall. Women between the ages of Coventry High School for boys year listed over 200'par­ The Coventry High School chips, fresh vegetable sticks able to pay the full price of the free milk for students unable to children are also eligible for ticipants. varsity and sub-varsity soccer and watermelon. in order, to those numbers, are follows; $4,520; $5,930; $7,350; cent of income, special educa­ eligibility. If a parent is dis­ Auctions reported the value of BIRCH MT. ROAD ,at Storrs. This meeting is open Youths may also go on a 18 and 40 interested in learning entering Grades 3 through 6. lunch may receive free lunches pay the full price under the $8,770; $10,060; $11,360; $12,530; tion expenses, due to the mental these benefits. If a family has satisfied with the ruling he may Dutch exports of fresh fruit and weekend campout to more about this community- In the last five years the teams will start practice Mon­ as follows: $3,230; $4,240; $5,- 3 Mffat btyond ^to the public. A registration fee of $3 per Thursday, American chop and/or milk. National School Lunch and $13,700; $14,770; $15,840; $16,- or physical condition of a child, foster children living with them make a request for a hearing by Vegetables last year rose by 5.7 Mashamoguet State Park by oriented Service organization boy will be charged with a Coventry Soccer Association day and boys interested in 250; $6,260: $7,190: $8,110; $8,- Vito'M Restaurant A Creole dinner will be suey, carrot slaw, bread and To apply for free lunches Special Milk Programs. and disaster or casualty, are and wishes to apply for such contacting Dr. Robert T. per cent to a total of 1.404 million has produced two state cham­ playing should report prepared 950; $9,790; $10,550; $11,310; 890; and $17,946, GLASTONBURY ‘served at 7 p.m. at $4.50 plus 7 calling the WACAO office in are invited to attend. maximum charge of $6 per butter and fruit cup. and/or milk, parents may com­ $12,060; and $12,810. For each additional family urged to apply. meals and milk, for these Linstone, assistant superinten­ guilders ($561.6 million). ^per cent tax per person. Reser­ Danielson. For further information or an family. Boys should come to pionship teams and several to practice at 8:30 a m. at the plete an application which they For anv family with more member, $1,050 should be added Information provided on children, the school the child dent. vations' must be made in ad­ Junior Women’s Club application call Mrs. R. Wilbur registration prepared to prac­ runners-up. high school. Friday, blended juice, grilled can obtain at the school offices. Registration for girls and for vance Sept. 8 by calling the of­ The Junior Women’s Club is at 742-7686 or Mrs. W. Padgett tice. School lunches cheese sandwich, native This can be done at any time Grade 7 and 8 boys will be held fice at 742-7312. opening its annual membership at 742-5061. Any boy unable to register The school lunch menus for tomatoes, and nut pudding. throughout the school year. PZC to meet A social hour at :6 p.m. will later. precede the dinner meeting and .T. I« 1 4 * T I on Sept. 4 . TOWARDS THE PURCHASE OF there will be an open meeting at Q $1.00 OR MORE IN OUR 8 p.m. for election of officers, one 26 oz ctn one half gal Richmond II Back-to-School. 0 distribution of annual reports, I SOUTH WINDSOR SERVICE fcU STICK CUPS""* and a report by Paul Schur I Finast JuET0c|j|f|l![|||linHiRnP.lilliii;7 Prkts dfftetivu thru Sit, Auguit 30,1975 voting delegate in the HousO of We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities “ “ ~” Not Responsible For Typographical Errors Not Fisponslblt tor typographical irrors. Prices Ellective Sunday, August 24 - Saturday, August 30, 1975 from seismic disturbance. "In pfoer to assure a sufficient supply of sales items for all of our customers, we must 1975 WakdfdFn Food Corporation Representatives. reserve the right to limit the purchase of sales to units of 4 of any sales .tern . except where otherwise noted,’ 1

rY;. )>

PA G E TW ENTY-FOUR — MANCHESTER EVEN IN G HE R A L D . Manchester. Conn., Wed., Aujj

SOITH WINDSOR PLEASI PICK ONE UP In Our Piik Your Own Produce Dept. I Judv Kuehnel Food Mart helps moke your menu U.S. GOVT. INSPECTED - GRADE 'A' 644-1364 planning easier with a great selection of 7 AT ANY TOP NOTCN STORE SHENANDOAH • SELF BASTING The South Windsor chapter of food for the Holidays! CALIFORNIA VINE RIPENED FISH (Friends in Service Here) has celebrated iu fifth anniver­ LARGEST SIZE GROWN 0 % 0 % sary. C L O S E D M O N . L A B O R D A Y Shop Early for the Long Holiday Weekend! EMPIRE KOSHER South Windsor FISH, active HENS 10 TO 14 LiS. TOM TURKETS TURKEYS TOMS U TO 10 LBS. since June 1970. is run on a EMPIRE FULLY COOKED KOSHER HONEYDEWS S S ItT volunteer basis and funded by 16 TO 20 ^ several generous organizations TURKEYS "'V.VcV''* and by a game booth at the an­ MANISCHEWITZ AND ROKEACH U.S. NO. 1 - NEW CROP - YORK STATE LBS. AVG. nual Wapping Fair. GEFILTE FISH ____ LB. FISH has assisted well over 2.000 residents when they had MRS. ADLER'S YELLOW A -- GEFILTE FISH 34 OZ. JAR no one else to turn to for tem­ HEN TURKEYS Vv°EiViS‘ l. 69' porary needs. ROKEACN U.S.O.A. CHOICE The organization originated GEFILTE FISH 00 O O c : SWISS ON RYE CHEESE s t ?c' k economizing, and walking and CLUB STEAK ib COUNT SARALEE HERRING GERMAN BOLOGNA l". 7 9 riding a bicycle instead of a J i t o . 3 9 ' GALLON CAKES & BROWNIES -99' FOOD CLUB BISCUITS *FK°i 2^»" car, according to Abraham M. . ORANGE . BANANA . tUTTER CREAM CHOC.. 13 01. DEVILS FOOD 4 BROWNIES BUTTERMILK OR HOME STYLE FILLETS LONG JOHN FRANKSf.1.29 W/ONIONS A CREAM SAUCE Sirkin, a former member of the BONELESS Shoulder^ policy and planning staff of the MONTIHI HIAITH BEAUTY AIDSI FRESH BAKED GOODSI Lo a v es l7 nche'on* polish L. 9 9 ' State Department. NORTH ATLANTIC & FOOD MART Green Giant REGULAR•SUPER OR UNSCENTEO H I R R I N G s'cHMALTZ In a paper published Tuesday CANADIAN SNOW WHITE BREAD LOAVES 3 ® 1 by the Aspen Institute for London Broil ib. I SHOWER AQUA NET HAIR SPRAY ' 1 ° ^ ' FRESHLY MADE TOMATOES DRAKES Humanistic studies, .Sirkin said Crab M eot NIBLETS YANKEE II OZ. 3^ ^ 0 CHOPPED HERRING TO SHOWER DOODLES OR SUNNY PKO. SALADS the cutbacks are not all that AIM TOOTH PASTE OR HOT 006 COLE SLAW - POTATO A MACARONI bad. BONUESS SHOULDER 5 0 1. Can( TALC SCENTED OR UNSCENTEO H O T B A G E L S AVAILABLE 12 FOR 9 9 C IID C ANTI-PBRS. ROLLS SALTINES ^ ° ° ° JUDEA ALL BEEF KOSHER Less consumption will cut 0 IRQ' 4 9 " DEODORANT Drained o u n c NABISCO F r a n k s o r S p e c i a l s lb * back on pollution and create loz. O O B c TOPCO 1.49 i b . l J CAN SNACK CRACKERS healthier living conditions, he CLOD ROAST BABY POWDER 3 ^ * 1 . said, Betty Crocker 11 oz. PKG. TOTAL DISCOOHT! He said Americans "will be i® less dependent on the LAYER CAKE MORTON automobile than before ... more BONELESS TOP A m erica n s will switch to MIXES DINNERS r * 10'^ off 10'^ off bicycles as a means of getting CHICi^tN I 2 5 * ^ o f f 20 ^ off 1 4 ‘ off 1 0 * off TuftKEYOP I ON A 12 OZ. PKG. to work and doing household ROUND ROAST lb I ULUStWRV U i * ',C O U N T ON A U>/i OZ. CAN 18.5 ei. I ON A to PACK PKO. ON A 2 ROLL PKG. ON A 18 OZ. errands." " s t e a k 0NA72 0Z. PKG. READY TO SERVE PKG. 3 9 I ! K EEB LE R Sirkin said the United States 'BREADED \ESSSSJ A N Y BRAND SCOT would become ever more I Prime Variety POST BEHY CROCKER : I VAMILLA dependent on fuel imports with A M 40 P M C pOFI MH ■! I ICED TEA the rise in population and con­ kcOFF MH .1 . cOFF MH TOWELS FROSTINGS VEALPAniES 11^ ^Reg. Price 'Reg.Price SUGAR CRISP ; WAFERS sumption. E^R.g.Frlc. I'H I DOG FOOD I ALL FLAVORS 30 LB. BAG 04oB. BOr. l i MIX WITH THIS COUPON AT POOD "We are discovering that the OSCAR MAYER t HALF OAllON O I M 2 5 WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD ^ WITH THIS Ct UPON AT FOOD WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD m a r t g o o d t h r u SAT.. IMART. GOOD THRU SAT.. MART. GOOD THRU SAT., MART. GOOD THRU SAT.. I fossil fuels that provide our 1MART. 0000 THRU SAT.. MART. 0 00 0 THRU SAT.. di^si AUG 30. LIMIT ONE CAN AUG. 36. LIMIT ONE PKO. • 8 r ^ l.,n lOD’S I [ KINGSFORP ii wiSK |: AUG. 30. LIMIT ONE PKO. • AUG. 18. LIMIT ONE PKG. AUG. 30. LIMIT ONE PKG • I ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. needed energy are on a road to AUG. M. LIMIT ONE PKO. • ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. ^ i ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. ---- | l! DETERGENT || I ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. ----- ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. ultimate exhaustion: that the FRANKS lb. i! ICECREAM i | CHARCOAL I . ■ Wllk Altai* 5 : I m witti iiwu ■ ■ ■ Will* (•weea> Lla>M ••• •••e t«i*> Aue. so. 1078 M l Not responsible lor lypographical errors minerals we use are non­ ' — e««d thr* AUe. 80.1978 || | | •••DtArvAUejO. «9M NOTE So lhal we rnay serve all our cuslomers. we reserve me nght lo limit sales to pHgs ol 3 None sold to dealers renewable resources which M ^ T Spirokktm m ^rn I z sooner or later will run out, ” he O PEN 8 A.M . TO lO P.M. Mon. thru Sat. said. WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE PRICES EFFECTIVE IN MANCHESTER MANCHESTER PARKADE 't t \

" N ■ \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., August 27, 1975 - PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN PAGE TWENTY-SIX - HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. VM-,. August 27,1975 Kraucunas helps construct IL i g a e m . W apping Fai^ l»M>-ving '<'here Quality Atu>ay$ Exceed$ The Pricc/j Australia man-made island Uy SOL R. COHEiN and can be pumped ashore at any point to Rye Street Park Herald Reporter where a suitable pump-birth is available. A 29-year-old Manchester man and his When the mud has dried, a layer of sand is MEATOWN Australian counterpart (both engineers) pumped onto it, rendering the area 121S'/b SILVER LANE • EAST HARTFORD problems in other towns regar­ are responsible (or all the work being done accessitie to construction in all weather. SOUTH WINDSOR any person interested in ding rowdiness. Newberry on the man-made island of Kooragang, on The ^ tr a lia n Public Works Depart­ shattering a record is welcome i Judy Kuehnel assured the local PZC, Hunter River in Newcastle Harbor, ment has constructed main and access to try. I 644-1364 however, that the beerfest has M eat Economy Outlet Australia. roads on the island, plus steel-truss Already the Nu-Way Tobacco been part of the fair for the past Paul Kraucunas, son of Mrs. Josephine bridges and long, pre-stressed, concrete The South Windsor Planning Co. is planning a cigar that will IIIAIIDC ’1'“®**' Wed. 9 to 6 • Thurs., Frl. 9 to 9 | few years without any I'tlUUKoI Sat. 8 to 6 • (Closed All Day Monday) Kraucunas of 64 Turnbull St. and the late bridges. A branch-line railway and several and Zoning Commission be 200 inches long...far sur­ Anthony Kraucunas, applied for a job in loading sidings have been completed. Tuesday night approved a per­ problems. passing the Guiness Record Karate demonstrations, a Australia in early 1972, after his discharge War! facilities include large unloading mit which will allow the annual Book 64-inch cigar made in magic show, bicycle races and A Holiday Treatl Lean from the U.S. Army and when he found berths, for loading directly onto rail and Wapping Fair to be held at the England, a “doodle bug” contest will add few job opportunities in this country. road transport or to a conveyor system for Rye Street Park. The fair, which will be held to the festivities. After about eight months wait, while his storage. In previous years the fair has Sept. 5-7 will also feature a rock The annual parade will be LONDON BROIL application was being processed and The Kooragang reclamation program r n ' . y been held at the Wapping School band concert opening night. held Sept. 6 and include floats o (CUT FROM ROUND) cleared, he was accepted for an will provide almost twice the area of land grounds where space has been Sept. 6 will feature a polka band and representatives from engineering post - first in Sydney for a now in use by industry in Newcastle. and a bluegrass band will enter­ limited. various towns and year, then in Newcastle, about 100 miles to About 10 large industries already are According to Warren tain on Sept. 7. organizations. The larger fair the north. located on the reclaimed island, Newberry, spokesman for the In addition there will be a site will allow room for display. Because industrial centers in Australia Kraucunas is a 1964 graduate of Wapping Fair Association, the beer garden, which concerned are becoming more and more difficult to Manchester High School and a 1968 larger site will permit a horse the PZC because of recent realize, with the rapid coastal develop­ graduate of the University of Connecticut, show within the fairgrounds. ment and urban spread since World War where he received a degree in civil The show will be put on by the II, a decision was made to form a new engineering. He was in the Army Corps of Scantic Valley Riders. $1.39.Fine For The Barbsquel island (Kooragang), by joining and raising Engineers from 1968 to 1973 and served in Parking, which has been a Subdivision approved above flood-level swampy, low-lying Vietnam. He was discharged with the rank problem in the past years, will islands in Hunter River. of first lieutenant. be more plentiful'with on-site by South Windsor PZC BDNELES8, RIB EYE TENDER,BDNELESS | Kraucunas’ Australian partner in the His wife, the former Nina Knapp of Dan­ parking available for more than assignment is Michael Buffier. bury, also is a UConn graduate, with a 500 cars. No parking will be on industrial site in town. SOUTH WINDSOR DELMONICO CUBE Using mud or silt dredges, a scoop-like degree in graphic design. The Kraucunas Rye St., Windsorville Rd. and PZC Commissioner Robert reside in Newcastle, where Mrs. judv Kuehnel head is drawn through the mud by suction t Graham Rd., according to Gilligan said he wanted to be Kraucunas works for an advertising com­ 644-1364 STEAK pumps into hoppers. The load of mud or Newberry. sure persons purchasing homes STEAK silt can be drawn from any part of the port pany. The (air, which is a joint The South Windsor Planning would be aware that the proper­ project of the South W'indsor and Zoning Commission has ty bordered an industrial zone. Jaycees and the Wapping given approval to Savin Bros, The PZC is requiring a $40,000 SI 70 These days are gone for awhile Grange, will feature "record for a subdivision which will performance bond and a buffer allow ten more homes to the zone between the residential Directors will face agenda breakers” this year. 111 V i L west of Sharon Dr, and industrial area. The buffer The Fair Association is You Can't Top Thiel The lazy davs of waiting for the camp bus will now give way to bustling mornings waiting The new addition to the zone must be put in before Save at Least 70s lb. looking for people to break ^l.Z9J top-heavy with financing r^^-sr for the school bus. These South Windsor children, from left, are Kristen Kuehnel, Rachel records listed in the Guiness already existing cul-de-sac building permits would be Gibbons, Stephanie Rodonis, Marie Davis, all 8 years old, and Melissa Kuehnel, 2. Melissa World Book of Records. would extend the residential issued. has some time vet before the school bus will concern her. (Herald photo by Kuehnel) A spokesman for the fair said development to Satellite Dr., an First Time In A Long Time! An agenda top-heavy with towing and impounding vehicles 1975-76 fiscal year. Last June, ALL BEEF, FRESH r “ financial items will face the parked illegally on town proper­ the board approved $9,500 for Bennet parking lot expanded, sialls numbered Manchester Board of Directors ty, including parklands. providing the service through at its meeting Tuesday. The Only two items other than September. The $28,300 is for session will be at 8 p.m. in the fiscal matters appear under file period Oct. 1 through June been painted and numbered for the school staff’s convenience. Boycott of Hartford suggested in light of city’s suit, (10 LB. LIMIT) Municipal Building Hearing new business. The first is for 30. Grading and seding remain to be done along the new curbing of the Room. approving early retirement (as Another proposed transfer newly extended parking lot next to the main building of Bennet Parking stalls at all school parking lots have oeen painted and many The board will be back to its of Oct. 1) for Hope S. Venezia, a from the Conjingency Fund, Junior High School near the Army-Navy Club. Parking stalls have are numbered. (Herald photo by Pinto) this one for $27,632, is for the The institution studied urban the temporary injunction is restructuring idea and "I can’t usual schedule of two meetings former school nurse. The se­ called on businesses to stop been left alone to house poor a month — the first, as next Refund of Taxes Account. The HARTFORD (UPIl - Hart­ poverty and suburban wealth in issued in U.S. District Court, he say at this point that I’m sup­ cond is for granting permission doing business with city firms. families because the suburbs Tuesday, for public hearings sum will be paid Damato Enter­ ford's attempt to force con­ 58 American cities, and only might look with interest on a portive of Savino’s boycott to Theodore Fairbanks, super­ (Savino is a former refuse to use their federal com­ and actions only on unfinished prises Inc., the result of a com­ struction of low-income housing Newark, N.J., and Cleveland, boycott but he also suggested idea.” visor of schobl buildings and Manchester resident. He munity development grants to business; the second, as Sept. 9, promise, following an appeal of Grain loading boycott in seven area communities Although he did not rule out grounds, to work three months build low-cost housing units. Ohio, rated worse on an overall that CRCOG should look at FLETCe GLASS CO. drew a call Tuesday for a sub­ attended local schools and the possibility that such action lb. for actions on all other beyond his 65th birthday. its assessments. The suit asks the U.S. Depart­ scale than Hartford. The study regrouping and not including urban economic boycott against graduated from Manchester might be necessary in the business. Fairbanks will be 65 next The board will consider ment of Housing and Urban was based on comparing six Hartford. the city High School In 1942. In 1972 he future, Blackstone said, ‘Tm Just In Tima For Your Holiday Barbaqual The main item of unfinished March and the school board has allocating $6,000 for improving Development be barred from factors; unemployment, Mavor Richard Blackstone of issues still unsolved A W eral judge also ruled was was honored by blast Siders business Tuesday is the basement floor at the Senior number of persons under 18 and East 'Hartford said he would not prepared to take such requested he be permitted to Auto - Plate - Window Glass - Mirrors • Glass that federal construction grants for his athletic activities as a distributing the grants to Wind­ acknowledging the resignation Citizens Center and $8,000 for a over 64 years old, education strongly oppose Mayor McCoy's drastic action at this time.” LEAN, FRESH work until the end of the 1975-76 WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Ford, says But Meany and White House Furniture Tops - Picture Framing - FIroplaca S bowler and football player.) sor Locks, Vernon, Enfield, of Hillery Gallagher from the refreshment stand at Charter to the communities could not be levels, crowded housing, school year (next June). Under AFL-CIO President George longshoremen still will refuse press secretary Ron Nessen Savino said the boycott would Farmington, Glastonbury, East i MEATOWN board and electing a replace­ Oak Field, both from the Door Mirrors - Medicine Cabinets - Special Work blocked temporarily unless number of low income families personnel rules, the town Meany, who failed to win the to load American grain for ship­ said the meeting had produced Hartford puts up a cash bond to be unfair but necessary. "Sure Hartford and West Hartford. ROUND ment for the two months of his manager may grant an exten­ Capital Improvement Reserve promises he was seeking in a ment to the Soviet Union. one thing — a promise of more it's dirty,” he said. “They’re It argues that the suburbs' and per capita income of Fund. Collector's Items guarantee against financial PAHIES unfinished term. The replace­ sion with the approval of the face-to-face meeting with "The situation has not meetings between union and ad­ trying to give us the shaft.” failure to provide housing for families, ment will probably be Paul Danish Plates losses among the towns. GROUND Board of Directors. changed in any way what­ ministration officials, possibly Presidential Vernon Mayor Frank McCoy, 649-4521 Hartford has filed a suit A formal hearing on whether low-income families Willhide, endorsed by the Under fiscal items other than Manchester who is president of the Connec­ State to take bids on bonds soever, " Meany said as he even including the President. Decanters asking that federal community the case can be brought to trial perpetuates patterns of racial Republican Town Committee those already advertised for ticut Conference of Mayors and strode to his limousine after a The White House issued a Nu lln s development grants to the was scheduled for Sept. 16, and economic discrimination for municipal redevelopment for the post. public hearings, the board will Municipalities, has termed the HARTFORD (UPI) - State CQC AA a 90-minute White House meeting statement Nessen said was Reproductions Board lakes meetings Estimates Gladly Given towns be stopped until they In his ruling Tuesday, U.S. within Hartford. and $71 million for general state Another item of unfinished consider transferring $28,300 boycott suggestion as an Treasurer Henry Parker said Tuesday with Ford, Labor agrceo upon by all the par­ Open Thurs. & Frl. til 9 P.M. begin to share fairly housing District Court Judge M. Joseph The discrepancy in wealth purposes, Parker said. At the b . business is review of a proposed from the Contingency Fund to extreme measure but agreed Tuesday the state will take bids 0 9 Secretary John Dunlop and ticipants. The statement Plastics in Slock Blumenfeld said Hartford must between Hartford and its sub­ amendment to the town or­ the Sanitation Fund. The sum is to area schools again Sat. til 5 P.M. costs for poor families. that it probably would be effec­ on $100 million worth of bonds last bond sale in June, Parker 1 10 lb. or 4 lb. boxes leaders of the AFL-CIO described it as a "preliminary” W ’ - 3/18” - 'A" The suit drew the fire Tuesday post the bonds to insure the urbs is among the highest in the said, the interest rate paid by 9 9 ^ dinance regulating parking. The for continuing twice-a-week tive. Sept. 3, including $12.5 million 10 lbs. or more maritime unions. • meeting on the issues of "grain 54 McKee S t, Manchester Stock Sheets or of Windsor Locks Selectman towns against losses in the nation, according to a study by 1 Contains soya protein amendment would provide for garbage pickup to the end of the The Board of Education has He has suggested, in a letter for mass transit and $10 million the state was 5.63 per cent on the board members to become Asked if the longshoremen's exports, living costs and (Off Center Street) C u t S ize s Edward Savino who called on event the lawsuit is decided in the Brookings Institution, planned for its second meeting to the Capitol Region Council of for elderly housing. $100 million. more familiar with the schools- boycott would continue, he maritime i.ssues.” suburban shoppers to stay away their favor. Washington D.C., released of the month to be in the town's Governments (CRCOG) that if Another $6.5 million will be The meeting dates and places replied emphatically: ' Yes, from Hartford stores. He also The suit alleges Hartford has Monday. public schools this year suggested are; sir.” following a similar successful Sept. 22, Highland Park; Oct. Meany, a staunch foe of schedule last year. 27, Bennet; Nov. 24, filing; Jan. detente, went to’ the White The purpose for scheduling 26, Bowers; Feb. 23, Martin; House demanding promises the TEN« board meetings in various OPEN UBOR DAY 9 a.in. - 3 p.m. Sept. 30 deadline for filing veterans discharge papers OF BEEF March 22, Bentley; April 26, recent sales of nearly 10 million schools in the district are; (1) Washington; May 24, tons of grain to Russia will not Cheney tech adopts To improve communications Manchester High. raise domestic prices or hurt will be comparisons of nics; barbershop quartets and group discussion with Mrs. Bar­ Bicentennial Gala between the Board of Educa­ The board members tour the U.S. shipping interests. Without headquarters will be set up and The Greater Vernon Jaycees Revolutionary and modern choruses; magician; un­ free lunch policy tion and its public; (2) To en­ VERNON election to fill a vacancy for bara Hill as moderator. The school at 7:30 p.m. and the those assurances, he said, the will sponsor an opening day events. icyclists; first aid and safety courage the board’s con­ All qualified veterans are topic will be, ’’Getting the regular meeting starts at 8. boycott would not be lifted. Justice of the Peace. gala Sept. 14, to kickoff a week- There will be a demonstra­ demonstrations; colonial and stituents to express their con­ reminded by Town Clerk Henry Grange to Grow in These Howell Cheney Region.il $11,310; family of eleven, $12,- The first board meeting of the He indicated he had received long Bicentennial celebration. tion of ancient and modern fire- modern athletic competition; cerns directly to the board; (3) Bj(^er that honorable dis- Times.” Vocational-Technical School 060; family of twelve, $12,810; month is in the school ad­ more information during the Benefit Game fighding equipment; craft and a grand finale of a two-hour To provide an opportunity for Panel speakers will be The activities will be at each additional family ministration building at 45 N. meeting, but no such [es or separation cer- Rockville General Hospital’s demonstrations; animal dis­ fife and drum and modern band has adopted a policy for free Homer Waltz. Rachel Pease, Henry Park and will start about member, $750, School St. assurances. tiR nU s must be filed by Sept. softball team will play against plays and performances; pic­ concert. $1.99.7>9 lbs. avg^i meals and free milk for Edith Scholl, and Robert Audi. 10 a.m. The theme of the day Families not meeting these 30 (arfixemptlons to take effect the WTIC radio team at Henry Will slice Into FIIM MIgnon, Roasts, or any way | students unable to pay the full GROCERIES & PRODUCE LIMIT QUANTITIES There will be a question and price of meals and milk served criteria but with other unusual S ta rlit with next year’s taxes. Park, Sept. 5 at 8 p.m. desired. answer period. Refreshments expenses due to high medical ’Once a discharge is recorded Proceeds from the game will under the national school lunch, ______SPECIRLS THUnS-FRI-SnT will be served. expenses, shelter costs in with the clerk's office, the go to the hospital’s Develop­ school breakfast and special Once Again, milk programs. excess of 30 per cent of income, exemption of $1,000 on the ment Fund. Tickets are FARM FRESH special education expenses due assessment, continues until the available at the hospital’s Junior Grange FRESH PORK The following family size and “GEM” 1 to the mental or physical condi­ veteran moves to another town. switchboard at $1 for adults and Vernon Junior Grange will income criteria for determining GRADE A tion of a child, and disaster or In such a case the veteran must 50 cents for children aged six to host a triple installation eligibility has been adopted; file with the town clerk in that ceremony Sept. 14 at 3 p.m. in SPARE Family of one, income at or casualty losses, may apply. Average 12. town. the Vernon Grange Hall. En­ FRANKS below $3,230; family of two, $4,- Application forms are WHOLE Weight According to law, only field and Stafford granges have 240; family of three, $5,250; available at the school. 3-3Milbs.| Communion Breakfast Applications may be submitted original certificates or certified been invited to participate RIBS 5 Lb. Box family of four, $6,260; family of copies may be recorded for Secretary of State Gloria five, $7,190; family of six, $8,- at any time during the year. CHICKENS along with Vernon. Schaffer will be the guest exemption purposes The installation service will 110; family of seven, $8,950; In some cases, foster children speaker at a communion Besides persons who served be followed by a pot luck AA a family of eight, $9,790; family are also eligible for these BONELESS CHUCK I in World Wars I and II. and the breakfast scheduled for Sept. 21 benefits. 1 ilA supper. Mrs. Stella Graham, of nine, $10,550; family of ten. at St. Bernard’s Church. The Korean War periods, persons matron, is in charge of the breakfast will follow the 8:30 FILLET STEAKS 1 who have served actively at any meeting. 8 9 *. lime during the period from a m. Mass. *3.99 FRESH LEAN Tickets will be on sale after Save SOS Ib.l 40 Dogs In Dec 31. 1963 10 July 1.1965, are Jayree Meeting eligible to apply. each Mass. The donation will be The Greater Vernon Jaycees 99* The town clerk s office is $4 per person. GROUND CHUCK ^ ^ lb. will conduct an orientation located in the Memorial meeting for prospective new Building. Park Place, BONELESS SHOULDER CLOD ■ J | A members, Sept. 8 at 7:30 p.m. PACKAGE #1 Rockville. Booster Night Vernon Grange 52 will have at Steven & Tom’s Pizzeria, West Rd. IFOR YOUR ROAST BEEF 1 its Booster Night, Sept. 5 at 8 • 2Lb.PI(g.FIUIIKS T Town Comiiiillee p.m. in the Grange Hall, Rt, 30, All young men between the s $1A95 #4 Lb. Bo« PATTIS H FREEZER FRESH EXTRA LEAN 1 The Democratic Town Com­ Vernon. ages of 18 and 35, who live in the • CHUCK STEM mittee will meet Sept. 2 in the Manchester, Ellington, and Vernon-Ellington-Tolland area, STOCK UP NOW - GREAT SAVINGS AT • CliicliM Legs & Breast Combo 1 .1 9 . First Federal Savings and Loan Westfield-Middletown Granges are invited to attend. THESE PRICESI (Hanging Weight) GROUND ROUND 1 meeting room. Park Place, have been invited to attend and Anyone wishing further infor- • 1 Lb. BACON A|ifroi.lShs.(&72cb. Rockville at 7:30 p.m. the meeting will also be open to mation concerning the LEAN, LINCOLN FRUIT DRINKS organization should call Tony U.S.D.A. W HOLE The two prime items on the any Vfernon residents in­ WESTERN part\f fruit punch, grapefruit, grape ROAST BEEF t. 1.59 agenda will be a discussion con- terested. Wasilefsky at 643-1591 or 872- orange, orange pineappfe 64 o z.iU 9^^ ^ Av. wt. 14*17 lb. Steaks & Roasts (crning where election The program will feature a 0003. PACKAGE PACKAGE PACKAGE FIREWAX BOTTOM BOUND 1 AO #3 #4 HINDS W/EYE OF ROUND L B .Ie “ # # 2 RIBS FIRE STARTER____m* can79‘ Av. wt. 25-30 lb. Steaks, RoasU etc^______• 6 Lb. Bo i of FRANKS 100 ft. roll • 2 Lb. Pkg. of FRANKS • 6 Lb. Pkt. of FRANKS • 10Lb.BoiofPATTKS OF OF SIRLOIN HIP of BEEF ■1.59 K 6 5 ^ Av. W t 25 lbs. (8-10 sirloin steaks) • 5 Lb. HAMBURG PATTIES • 10 Lb. Boi of PATTIES • CHICKEN LEGS A SARAN WRAP ROCKVILLE HOSPITAL NOTES • CHKKENLEGSK BREAST COMBO SHORT LOIN of BEEF • CHKKENU6SA MOSER FARMS all flavors BREAST COMBO • CHUCK STEMS BEEF BEEF Av. wt. 25 lbs. - - 1.59 I BREAST COMBO ICE CREAM Vj gallon 99‘ (10-12 porterhouse steaks) • PORN RBS(Cowtr) Style) • PORK RIBS (Country Style) Evergreen Ave., Rockville; Mill Rd., Ellington; Sharon • CHUCK STEMS • 1,4 Cut Loin m s i t i m ; h o i k s • 2U.BACON jHomc Freeacr Pepartmentl H Surgical and medical wings, Elmer Nielsen, Hunter St.. Christman, Rainbow Trail, Ver­ • 1 Lb. BACON PORK CHOPS 12:30 to 2 p m and 4 to 8 p m.; Tolland; Wendy Norling, San- non; James Clark, Storrs; Maternity. 2 to 4 p.m and 6:30 tina Dr,, Manchester; Olive Katherine Collins, Suffield; HINDS of BEEF SIDES of BEEF CHUCKS of BEEF & Obenauf, Windsor Ave,, Kenneth Corneau, East Hart­ 89‘ . to 8 p m I fathers, 8 to 9 p.m ); Pediatrics, parents anytime Rockville; Theresa O'Connell, ford, Victor Donnarumma, $ 2 3 4 9 25-30 Ibi. Avg. ISO Ib t. Talcottville Rd,, Vernon; David Village St., Rockville; Pauline and up and others, 12 30 to 8 p.m.; Will cut Into Staaki, Short Will cut to your 1.19e 1.09e 99V I Pease, Hartford Tpke., Vernon, Hoppe, Vernon Ave., Rockville; Ribs, Roasts, or as Intensive Care Unit, immediate Bpecllleatlonal '/, HINDS & 'h SIDES ALSO AVAILABLE AT ABOVE PRICES ' ^ lamily only, five minutes per Marion Sullivan, Warehouse Sarah Humphry, Davis Ave,, ' * ' desired. Point; Candace Tallent, PO 3 8 CUT, WRAPPED, OUlCK FROZEN - NO EXTRA CHARGE Rockville; Joy Kassett, Beach A$proL28bs. (gOklb. hour. Appoi.17 20 lbs. (A 87c lb. ApproL45lbs.^83clb. Box, Tolland; Vera Ursin, Rd,, Tolland; Alan Prpvencher, Admitted Tuesday: Robert Grant Hill Rd,, Tolland. South St., Rockville; Helen Wr RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES Iw E ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS FILL YOUR f r e e z e r ! Discharged Tuesday, Tam- Blackorby. Hany Lane, Vernon; Tsiotas, Edison, N.J.; WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMPSI Christopher Williams, Somers. William Ertel Sr„ Phelps Rd., mie Barcomb, Trumble Brook WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS SPECIALS ARE GOOD THURS., FRL, and SAT, Ip ifWE ACCEPT FEDERAL FOOD STAM ^ Dr., .South Windsor, Christy Birth Tuesday; A son to Mr, Manchester; John Herzog Jr., W * R*M fv* lh« Right to Limit Ouanlitiot Berr, Candlcwood Dr , Tolland; AUGUST 28. M A 30 Franklin St,, Rockville. and Mrs. Robert Dickson Jr,, Yvonne L’Heureux, Regan Rd., ,loanna Herr, Candlewood Dr.. Staffordville. I I I I I T Vernon; Stephen Meriam, Tolland; Carla Chenette, Sadds • \ j p a g e tw e n t y -e ig h t - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn,. Wed., AuKUSt 27, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., August 27, 1975 - PAGE TIWENTY-NINE QENIHAL Help Wanted IS WI.YTHROP REVENUE □ N O T IC E S Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 SHARING ACTUAL USE REPORT

GENIfUt RfVCNUl SHARING MQVIDCS »IOCRAl »UMOS OlMCCUV TQ LOCAL AND $TA‘t GOVinNM{<«TS ^UUR GOVERNMtNT lilItT ^ IIS H AH, THEREe r d o n Y k N(OW MANCHESTER - large rooms, THIS KErOHT AOViSrtiC YOU HOW THESE TUHOS HAVE SEEN USED OM OIUCATEO DuH«OM JUlV I THRU JUM M T|7S li A accentuate this older Colonial, THIS IS TO i HTORM «0U OE yOUR GOVERNMENT $ R»0»>nES AND TO ENCOURAGE «OU* RAR*ICiRATlOs iN DECISIONS ON HOW EWTURE EUNOS || Loaf and Found y WHERE THE MANCHESTER should RE SEENT NOTE ANY COMRlAINTt OR OIRCRiMIMATIONIN TMI U tl OE THESE fUNOS MAT IE SENT TO THE O M tC I OR R IV IN U I TIRED OF FULU AAOON “TiAAc: great starter ,home, city SHARING WASHINGTON DC KUSS ______I FOUND - White male poodle TONISHT. CONOOMINIUMS utilities, full cellar, clean and E ACTUAL EXRINDITVRES ® te lie ra tb THSOOVERWMENT TQNIj 1dog. Call Dog Warden, 646- JOB HUNTING? ready to go. Only $32,500, Keith < 9'S FOUND - White male poodle avdilable in Europe, Hawaii, BRICK and Aluminum seven % 42,000 S T48.000 maintenance, cutting and room Colonial, front to back When you can own ona of our 2 families and live vary y ' ACCOUNT NO 3 0 0 2 0 1 4 dog. Call Dog Warden, 646-4555. or almost anywhere in the trimming the lawn, enow fireplaced living room, fpcmal cheaply. Prices start at $38,500 and up. S 220,491 rwrtCHESTER TQHM •«2b U.S.A. with the U.S. Army in­ PHONE 643-2711 removal, etc. dining room, 24’ master $ 136,000 TPHM nrtflAuER fantry, Armor, or Artillery. bedroom, 1 1/2 baths, garage, 41 CEMTER ST g FINANCIAL FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD RAIKH CONDOMINIUM $ 26,900 If you qualify, many of these nice lot, mid-40’s, Keith Real WINCHESTER CQNNECTICUT 0 6 0 4 0 challenging jobs offer a $2,500 COLONIAL CONDOMINIUM Estate, 646-4126 , 649-1922. , REALE’S CORNER Bonda-Stockt-Mortgagea B cash bonus with a 4-year CkOsi. Each of these homee hat an 175 MAIN STREET______PHONE 646-4525 Ty in h I am ihrt* Lia c u p w Ottc*r a n } Assoc. 646-1980. ARE YOU familiar with EDUCATION tarvlaw. BE OUR GUEST - and see for Phone 646-3437 , 633-5354. built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, fvnb > tw ^ n o lb# h # h I c*n'hi •SRCflAtur* 8 8aianctaaofJuna>a 1875 S, 7 05.012 18 — Private Instructions must have own hangers, 8’?!- yourself why Condominium 649-3446. n$Kui7 lQ3liN#i mAAifi IB M p HORACE Tetrault — Siding, Imported... in mellow Brazilian tan. Padded collar.stitched. ly. Apply in person, Tacorral, PERSON FOR housekeeping with fireplace. City water and 500. Call ownar at 643*9678. Prin­ Excellent return, two store repaired, driveways and ACT NOW dem onstrators: individua typing required, LAUNDRY HJUKHARD&ROSSEnO roofing, storm windows, aw­ flexible sole for lite-stepping and comfort. 246 Broad Street. I, and cook’s helper, full time, cipals only pitasa. BOLTON - prestige area, eight complex, unlimit^ customer parking lots paved. Loam and E arn $1000 or m ore with experience preferredireferred, benefits. Rultora-MLS M6-2482 sewer. Priced Right .$47,500. nings. (Quality workmanship, Lpaurel Manor, 649-4519. 189 Wm I C*ntw SlTMt room Rais^ Ranch, park-hke parking, $39,000. Owner 646- fill for sale. Fully insured, Women’s S’/z-IO, M. Treasure House party plan. please call 522-9211. Help Wanted 13 SERVICE UAR Realty Co., Inc. yard with a great view, many 3331. free estimates. Fully insured. BABYSI’TTER wanted nights licensed, free estimates. Call 872-9187, 649-3417. Name brand toys and gifts while mother works. Tudor Person for laundry fruit trees and large garden. A SECRETARY - Receptionist - 6 4 3 -2 6 9 2 EXECUTIVE L RANCH - nine after 6 p.m. 646-1322 or 872-7288. (Fisher-Price, Tonka, Fenton) Lane area. Call 643-1991. washroom and deliverlot, 7.8 ACRES - pond, custom built must to see with too many Business Property 26 for dental office, one year SERVICE MANAGER- Wanted Robert D. Murdock, Realtor rooms, 22x28 Master bedroom, ROOFING - Specializing at shoe-town. Free Kit. Top commissions. college and business experience full-time, days, eveningt, Colonial, IVi baths, family extras to mention. Low 50’s, DRIVEWAYS - 9’xlOO’, com­ .gr 1974 The Feljway an experienced person to family room, game room, den, repairing roofs, new roofs, A Free parking. BankAmericard. Mastercharge. Also booking parties. Call 242- UTILITY and Delivery - Full necessary. Call between 10-1, excellent benefits. Starting room, fireplaces, garages. Tedford Real Estate, 647-9914. pletely installed on your base, Corporation SALES manage front-end checkout private yard, on dead end street gutter work, chimneys, cleaned 5830 or collect person-to-person time employee needed for pick 633-5475. rata $2.37 hourly. Hutchins Agency, 646-3166, cold mix. Anywhere in Connec­ for Miss Jean, 0-491-2100. and operation in a large super­ MANCHESTER - FULL in prime neighborhood, for COVENTRY NORTH - five, and RECESSION PROOF an d r e p a ir e d . 30 y e a rs up and delivery plus other market. Full time, 40 hours. Please apply In paraon Dormer Cape, 4 bedrooms, 2 further details call Philbrick ticut. Call now for immediate experience. Free estimates. MANCHESTER WETHERSFIELD WINDSOR general duties. Must provide HAIRDRESSER - part time, 30 LOCUST STREET - two half room Ranch, fireplace, full INVESTMENT installation. 646-3929, anytime. Pathmark Shopping Center Berlin Turnpike Windsor Shpg. Ctr. WANTED- Male help for part- KITCHEN HELP Good starting salary and baths first floor family-room Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. Howley, 643-5361. Spencer St (Silver Lane) & Hillatown Rd Route 159 own car, mileage paicl. Good apply Duet Beauty Studio, 649- MANCHESTER family, no agents please. $44,- basement, three bedrooms, Package atora, naar coilaga campus, time in haying. Apply in person 5:30a.m. - 10:30a.m. or6a.m. excellent full benefit program. 000. Phone 6£r-2426, 9-5. with fireplace, treed lot, walk garden, one acre plus, all this ouUtafKlIng growth racord, qxcallant OdMT locationR throughoul ConMcUcut opportunity for advancement. Openings also available on j CONVALESCENT HOME to Keeney School. $39,900. CIRCA 1830 well maintained 10% DISCOUNT on window ROOFING - Installation and at 364 Bidwell Street, Alt benefits company paid. App­ - 11 a.m. Monday through offered in the low 30’s, Tedford laaM, raatonably pricad. Qraet cleaning commercial and in­ night stocking crew. Apply Mr. * 333 BIDWELL STREET Warren E. Howland Realtors nine room Antique Colonial, opportunity repairs, gutters, storm win­ Manchester. ly at Nobel & Westbrook, 20 Friday. APPLY BOOKKEEPER, TYPIST, full $36,900 - Duplex, 6-3, cabinet Real EsUte, 647-9914. dustrial. Fully insured and Hidecavage. First National MANCHESTER 643-1108. four fireplaces, four bedrooms, dows, doors. Experienced Westbrook Street, East Hart­ or part time. We are looking for kitchens, fireplace, carpeting, bonded. F&J Window cleaning quality workmanship. Fully in­ S to re , 205 S p e n c er S t., An nquni opportunity omployor. tile baths, $435 monthly income, study, one full and two 1/2 baths ■ EEiaUR-TMGIMy ford, Conn. An equal opportuni­ MISTER DONUT someone who can also operate Manchester, Conn. An ei]ual op­ MANCHESTER - Just listed. plus attached five room un­ 243-0842. sured. Free estimates. ' D Hutchins Agency, 646-3166. M 6-2212 ty employer. 255 West MIddIa Turnpika an NCR bookkeeping machine. portunity employer. Immaculate Seven room finished carriage shed, poten­ BOWER’S SCHOOL Reasonable prices. Rick Accuracy with figures and HAVE CARPETS Cleaned with Manchaatar Ranch, on Conway Rd., three tial for studio, etc., two story Five room exceptional Cape, located in Burnett, 646-3005. DINING ROOM help to assist typing of 45 wpm would be most MANCHESTER - Five room L steam process, only way to PICATO Manufacturers of BABYSIITER wanted 8-11:30 bedrooms, fireplace, family barn, well treed lot, $54,000, Bower School area. Spacious living servers, full time, split shifts. helpful. Send resume and salary a m., in my home, call 646-6153. Ranch, breezeway, garage, room with fireplace, kitchen with MANCHESTER - Unique op­ clean carpets and upholstery. A D&A ROOFING, Roofs, siding, women’s sportswear. We need fireplace, trees, dead-end. room with sliding glass doors to Philbrick Agency, Realtors, deluxe appliances including & B Carpet Cleaners, free es­ Apply in person, Podunk Mill requirements to Box R c/o patio, flowering shrubs, delight­ 646-4200. portunity - modern one floor gutters, and leaders. Free es­ pickers, packers, and people for Hutchins Agency, 228-3540, 646- refrigerator, formal dining room, two T a v e rn R e s ta u r a n t, 989 Thera's only h n th in ti ■ falla can Manchester Evening Herald. COUNTER HELP -10 a.m. - 2 ful spacious rear yard with king sized b^room s, full shed dormer, building with 2300 square feet, timates, 668-5273. timates. Fully insured. 2l9- clerical work. Paid vacations, 3166. Ellington Road, South Windsor, tru st his Melliar and HaraM want p.m. and 6 p.m. - II p.m. swimming pool, garage, tool TWO-FAMILY Duplex, 6-6, finished rec room, carpeting, attached three acres, ideal for office, 0205, paid holidays, medical and sur­ garage, walk to all schools. Priced to ODD JOBS - trucking, home Ct. ELECTRIClAN-electrician’s Including some weekends. Must $41,900. Two-family flats, 5-5, club, or organization. Below ids. gical coverage. Call 646-6356. shed. $39,900, Cantor & Gold­ sell $35,500. repairs, serving Manchester for Helper, residential and com- be over 18. Apply in person, farb Realtors, 643-8442, 875- replacement at $49,900. Hayes $34,900. Philbrick Agency, five years, free estimates, 643- Healing-Plumbing 35 mericial. Minimum two years’ after 5 p.m. Dairy Queen, 242 ■UV OR RENT 6244. Realtors, 646-4200. U&R REALTY CO., INC. Corporation, 646-0131. experience, benefits. 646'^113. LIVE-IN Companion, light 0304. Broad Street. W/OPTION TO RUT 643-2692 SEWERLINES, sink lines, housekeeping for senior citizen. 3 or 4 bedroom Colonial. Quiet, NOTICE Must have car. Call 643-9334 for •NEW RANCH - Extra large Robert D. Murdock, Realtor cleaned with electric cutters', PUBUC HEARING AVON- "Since I’ve been selling reaidentlal area. MANCHESTER SIXTEEN years experiertce on interview. modern kitchen, two baths, by professionals. McKinney ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS Avon I've met so many nice MANCHESTER foundations, additions, digging, ICMOOl BUDS ★ CENTURY 21 ★ LAKEWOOD CIRCIE AREA fireplace, 2-car garage, floors, steps, sidewalks, patios. Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ people and earned some cash BOARD OF DIRECTORS CONTROL DESK operator and PART TIME Phyllis Jackston Agency with five fireplaces, five aluminum siding and windows, Free estimates. Richaril Caron, pany, 643-5308. for extras I’ve always wanted." bedrooms, beautiful pool, the large deck, picture window in CAPE - Eat-in kitchen, formal TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT Avon Representatives say that part time mechanic. Apply in CALL US TODAY 875-3827. Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of person. Holiday Lanes, 39 FULL TIME 648-1316 or 64»«080 finest appointments, spec­ basement with walk-out to dining room, fireplaced living HOUSE AND NO JOB too small, toilet all the time. Interested? Let’s room, 3 bedrooms, 2-car gar­ Manchester, Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing in the Spencer Street, Manchester. tacular, secluded library. patio, $47,900. Philbrick Agen­ DRESSMAKING, Alterations repairs, plugged drains, kitchen talk about it. Call me: 523-9401. HELPWANTEO age, immaculate condition, Hearing Room at the Municipal Building, 41 Center Street, An air of distinction and cy, Realtors, 646-4200. wearing apparel also draperies. faucets replaced, repaired, rec (mala A famala) Mominga, attar* grace not of ten-found at this $36,900, Philbrick Agency, BUSINESS Manchester, Connecticut, Tuesday, September 2, 1975 at 8:00 WANTED - someone PAINTER’S Helper - some noons A Saturdays. Dali, Countar, A Free pick-up and delivery. Call rooms, bathroom remodeling, MANCHESTER - Quality built price. Offered at $130,000. Realtors, 646-4200. heat modernization, etc. Free WESTERN STYLE P.M. to consider and act on the following: experienced in assembling a experience needed, must have Coolar halp. A | ^ in paraon Im* 872-2197, madlataty to six room Ranch by Ansaldi. WARREN E. COVENTRY LOCATION estimates gladly given, M & M PRE-WASH Proposed additional appropriation to Educational Grants, Fund used above-ground oval pool. own transportation, call 649- 5474 after 6. Large eat-in kitchen, three VICTORIAN COLONIAL CAPE - Six rooms, treed lot, Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. 41 — Workshop Without Walls — $10,467.00 to be financed from 649-7069. . Six room extra nice LIGHT TRUCKING - attic and CHAMBRAY MEATOWN bedrooms, lovely family room, HOWLAND 4 bedrooms plus den; oversized 2-car city utilities, handy location, cellars cleaned, for tree es­ Vocational Education Division, State Grant. two fireplaces plus landscaped garage at unbeatable price. Call $31,500. Philbrick Agency, Colonial plus 2-story FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing DISHWASHER-reliable person BUSINESS Secretary assistant, 121S*A SILVER LANE Rtaltort 643*1108 Carlene McGlone, 649-5^ timate phone 647-9610, Proposed additional appropriation to Educational Grants, Fund dental office, excellent typing lot. Priced in tile 40’s, Zinsser Realtors, 646-4200, heated barn on busy Main - Repairs and remodeling, JEANS wanted, five-day week, 6 a.m.-3 EAST HARTFORD, CONN. EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY SHIRTS 41 — Entitlement Title I — Remedial Reading — $9,183.00 to be and business office skills essen­ Agency, 646-1511 Street location. Near sewer lines cleaned electrical­ p.m., apply in person 2-4 p.m., COLONIAL - seven rooms, 11/2 Painting-Papering 32 financed from Project I, State Grant. tial. Reply Herald Box D. REDUCED - quick sale by BARROWS & WALLACE hospital. Ideal (or offices, ly. Prompt service on emergen­ Steak Out Route 83, Vernon. $28,000. ATTRACTIVE 5 room M widintir Niw Hivm HMitonI baths, three bedrooms, cies. 643-7024. Proposed additional appropriation to Educational Grants, Fund REPAIR PERSON for bikes, owner. Mid-fifties. Offers con­ 64V-530R 397-19IS 726-6613 breezeway, garage, swimming or tradesman. $65,000 PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%. WAITRESS- Waiter, for STOCK CLERK - Full time, Ranch, fireplace, baseboard 41 — Disadvantaged Children under Sec. 10-266 (a-e) Connecticut experienced only need apply. heating, stove, refrigerator. sidered. Rockledge area. pool, reowood deck, wooded Five years experience. BOTTI HEATING and Plum­ General Statutes — $68,183.00 to be financed from State Grant, breakfast and lunch shift, apply retail experience helpful, Spacious seven room R.aised Excellent references. Pete, 742- Western4.49 yoke, 2-llap pockets, Familiar with multi-speed Hutchins Agency 646-3166. yard. $42,500. Philbrick Agency, bing - Ail heating and plumbing driver’s license, Mr. Saul, 247- Proposed additional appropriation to Educational Grants, Fund in person, 2-4 p.m., Steak Out bikes, apply Spree, Ranch, large wooded lot, 224 Realtors, 646-4200. 6117 (toll free) 5-10 p.m, contrasting orage stitching. Route 83, Vernon. 0308. tWARREN E. repairs plus remodeling. Call 41 - "ntle I, ESEA, Project 077-912-4-6-1 for Disadvantaged Manchester. MANCHESTER - Spring Street Ferguson Rd., Manchester, Ct., GARRISON COLONIAL - four 643-1496. 6.99 Children — $91,526.00 to be financed from State Grant. - Many trees shade this large call 643-1210. years old, fieldstone fireplace, TEACHERS INFLATION beam ceiling, wall-to-wall fighters. Save over 50% on Proposed additional appropriation to Eklucational Grants, Fund BOILER ROOM attendant and raised Ranch with three VERNON HOWLAND Flooring 36 general maintenance man, with bedrooms, one full, two half MANCHESTER - New Listing, carpeting, family room, sliding house painting. 15 years 9 POCKET 41 — Disadvantaged Children under Sec. 10-286 (a-c) Non-Public seven room Colonial, first floor glass doors to large deck, gar­ EXCITING RANCH ReaKors 643-1108 experience, insured. Call 643- First Quality Carpenter Style five years experience in High baths, relax in paneled family All stone Ranch set high on 31h aci-es. Schools — $4,842.00 to be financed from State Grant. family room, 1 1/2 baths, gar­ age, mint condition, $51,700 1609. FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, Pressure boiler operation and room, two fireplaces, oversized Large rooms, new kitchen, 2K:ar gar­ floors like new. no waxing, T-SHIRTS ail related facilities including age, great location, $45,900, Philbrick Agency, Realtors, age. To see call Carlene McGlone, M9- two-car garage. Owner, 643- Property (specializing in older floors). ALLOCATIONS - REVENUE SHARING USEnvelope electrical. Knowledge of in­ Frechette & Martin, 646-4144. 646-4200. Resort 27 INSIDE - Outside painting, 2553. fe c ia l rates f(^ people over K. Ceilings and inside painting. Proposed allocations from Revenue Sharing Fund 81: dustrial burners. Must be able John Verlaille, 646-5750, 872- HAND EMBROIDERED 1 .2 5 to perform many types of MANCHESTER - New Listing, BOLTON - 6 1/2 room Ranch on BARROWS & WALLACE LAKEFRONT year round Ful...... ^ully insured. Estimates given. 1— Pave western portion of Municipal Building Parking Lot— MuidiKter Nni Kami h rlM house for sale. Combination 2222. building maintenance. Write B RDDM CDLDNIAL one year old, six room Ranch, 1 1/2 acres, generous size Hi-Sm 34M5IS T2M4I5 Call 649-7863. Asst. Colors $9,000.00 Rockville Plant rooms, two fireplaces, 2-car windows on porch and house. INDIA Box F, Manchester Herald. Rodwood Farmt, four bodroomt, Vh two full baths, fireplace, partial HOMELINE Floor Cleaners - Rrst Quality 2— Construction of "Welcome to Manchester” signs at sixteen rec room, assumable 8% garage, $39,900. Philbrick Agen­ Aluminum sluing, two-car gar­ WALLPAPER Hanging - $2.75 baths, formal living and dining Residential - Commercial, locations — $1,600.00 Has openings for rooma, first floor family room with cy,’ Realtors, 646-4200. age. Must sell because of il­ per roll. Ejqierinced SHIRTS mortgage, only $43,900, Strip, wax and buff all floors. (Irtplact, baamad calling, and Frechette & Martin, 646-4144. MANCHESTER - great buy for lness. Woodstock Valley. Call tradesman, Cfall R. 3 — Repairs to Verplanck, Waddell and Swanson Pools — $2,- Estimates. 643-0367 between 8- 000.00 alldara lo acroanod porch, many RAISED RANCH - Seven investor or handyman, eight 649-8881 or 528-7534. Starkweather, 644-3194. from cuotorn faaturaa. W o o c M aert lot. 4. 6.99 4—Construction of Ramps for Handicapped at polling places— NEW LISTING - Ranch, three rooms, 3 bedrooms, 2 room aluminum sided home, 2 MACHINE ADJUSTERS HOUSEKEEPER two baths, two car garage, Styles lor Quys & Qalt $9,000.00 bedrooms, family room, large fireplaces, 2-car garage, family Real Estate Wanted 28 PAINTING - interior and LIva-ln BEE(»lliR.TAN(aiAY treed lot, country living at city room, modern kitchen with possible conversion to two- exterior, paperhanging, 5 — Construction of sidewalks on East Center Street between n MISC. FOR SALE For a small rest home with 24- 646-2212 limits. Priced to sell, call us beamed ceiling, wall-to-wall family, only $25,000, Keith Real excellent work. References. Pitkin Street and Plymouth Lane — $5,000.00 ALL CASH for your property 3rd Shift hour supervision. Call for ap­ today. Century 21,- Phyllis carpeting, air-conditioners, Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, Free estimates. Fully insured. Proposed additional appropriation to Fund 9, construction and pointment. 649-5985. Jackston Agency, 646-1316 or professionally landscaped $52,- instant service. Hayes Corpora­ Martin Mattson, 649-4431. Articles lor Sale 41 reconstruction of highways — Urban Systems Improvements — (Train on 1st Shift) MANCHESTER- West side 646-3313. 000. Philbrick Agency. MANCHESTER - very clean six tion, 646-0131. $177,350.00 for acquisition of Rlghts-of-Way and engineering ser­ Cape, fireplace, rec room, for­ Realtors, 646-4200. room Condominium, wall-to- PAPER HANGING Expert. ALUMINUM sheets used as GREEN LODGE wall carpeting, Franklin vices, to be financed by reimbursement from State of Connec­ Must have some knowledge and mechanical 612 East Middle Turnpika mal dining room, extra clean. SEVEN ROOM older Colonial, SELLING your house? Call us Your average paper, in average printing plates, .007 thick, ticut. ability in working on machines. Deep lot, big two-car garage. 11/2 baths, convenient location. OWNER SELLS in Manchester fireplace, dishwasher, stove, first and we’ll make you a cash room, $25. Mr, Richman, 646- 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for $1. Manchaatar sliding glass doors, carport, Proposed additional appropriation to Water F^ind 1975-76 Price just reduced to $36,^. Reduced to low 30’s for im­ - Newer attractive 2-family, six offer. One day service. T. J. 3864. Phone 643-2711. excellent buy at $32,900, Keith Budget, TRANSFER to Water Reserve Fund — $91,000.00 to be Rate Range: $3,205 — $5.01 Call Warren E. Howland mediate sale. Mr. Lombardo, down, 4 1/2 up, 2-car garage, Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. Realtors, 643-1108. Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. patio, many appliances, other Real Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. PAINTING INTERIOR and WE BUY and sell used fur­ financed from unappropriated surplus of the Water Operating Plus 20t/hr. Shift Differential ^ extras. Convenient to Exterior and wallpapering. niture. Cash on the line. One Fund. IMMEDIATE CASH for your PERSON WANTED as truck HARTFORD - Neat and clean BY OWNER - Attraclive six everything. Upper 50's. No MANCHESTER - four bedroom property. Let us explain our Professional contractor Bob piece or an entire housefull. Proposed additional appropriation to 1975-76 Budget, Sewer • driver and yard help, apply in starter home, 2-family, 3-3. room Ranch, three bedrooms, agents, call anytime, 646-0136 Colonial in price range you can fair proposal. Call Mr. Belfiore. Jobin, 649-9027. 646-6432. Furniture Barn, 345 Operating Fund, TRANSFER to Sewer Reserve Fund—$26,000.00 Apply at our Personnel Office between 8:15 A.M. person, at W. H. England New furnace, ideal for young or fireplace, screened-in porch, or 646-2333. afford, beautifully kept home, 647-1413. Main Street Rear, behind for construction of sewers to service seven properties on Linwood Lumber Co., Route 44-A, Bolton Martin School district. Call 643- with first floor laundry, 1 1/2 J.P. LEWIS & SON - Custom Douglas Motor Sales. and 4:30 P.M. Monday thru Friday ' old. Only^^ $27,000. Wolverton Drive from No. 66 and No. 67 west to the end of the street, to be Notch. Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. 7089. MANCHESTER- Reduced- baths, garage, treed lot, con­ MAY WE BUY your homo’ Painting - Interior and exterior. financed by Issuing temporary notes to be paid from anticipated $31,900 for this Seven-room venient location, all for only Quick, fair, all cash and no Paperhanging, Remodeling BOY'S RALEIGH Record 27” DEPENDABLE Waitress or $37,900, Keith Real Estate, 646- ten-speed, excellent, thermos, income from sewer assessments in accordance with Section 7- An Equal Opportunity Employer MANCHESTER - New on the CAPE COD - Immaculate two Colonial, with two full baths problems. Call Warren E. Gutters, Fully insured. 649- waiter, to work mornings in 4126, 649-1922. %58. rack, stand. $85. 742-8666. 269A of the Connecticut General Statutes revised. market and never lived in six year oW with three bedrooms, and fireplace-generally large Howland, Realtors, 643-1108 restaurant, 6:30-1. 646-9479. room Ranch with three 24’ living room. Fireplaced rooms and substantially S21 E. MIDDLE TPKE. The determination of the assessments to be levied for sanitary bedrooms, dining room, kitchen family room off eat-in kitchen, redecorated-lots of room for MANCHESTER - custom built INSTANT cash for your home Building-Contracting 33 WESTINGHOUSE AT MANCHESTER GREEN sewer construction on Erie Street, Garden Grove Road and CONDOMINIUM lawn care - with dishwasher and disposal, double garage and aluminum each member of the family- Ranch home with privacy and Call Dan Reale, 646-4525 refrigerator, $15: Tappan-gas OPEN DAILY TIL 5:30, WED., M Keeney Street from No. 327 to No. 433. and outside maintenance work, aluminum siding, baseooard siding. M erritt Agency, 646- early sale important-$31,900, trees, large master bedroom, NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - stove, three years old, $80, USEnvelope write to Box E, Manchester two fireplaces, 112 baths, gar­ excellent condition; large THUR8., FRI. TIL 9:00 M heat, only $43,5W. Wolverton 1180. Odegard Really, 643-4365. CASH FOR HOUSES End Remodeling, repairing, ad­ Phyllis V. Jackston, Secretary Herald. Agency, Realtor 649-2813. age, lOO' x200’ lot on dead end Those Home-Selling Woirios - ditions, rec rooms, porches and wooden office desk. $50; large Board of Directors ROCKVILLE PLANT SEVEN ROOM older home, MANCHESTER - Lovely over­ street, $44,900, Keith Real Let us bring in a biner. Or roofing. No job too small. Call G.E. refrigerator, $ ^ ; 4 foot Estate, 646-4126 , 649-1922. Manchester, Connecticut Situation Wanted IS TALCOTTVILLE- Main Street, five rooms and bath on first sized four bedroom, nine room perhaps buy ourselves We do 649-3144. aluminum Christmas tree. $5. 121 WEST MAIN STREET old Colonial styled two-family floor, two bedrooms on second Cape, two baths, kitchen with you know. Showings al your Call after 11 a m., 646-2161. ROCKVILLE, CONN. EXPERIENCED Woman will 6-6 with tijree bedrooms. Two- floor, garage, conversion lo two buill-ins, den, sliding doors to MANCHESTER - Main Street convenience. We need large and CARPENTRY - Repairs, Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this twenty-first 'day of care for your children, all ages, car garage, close to highway. family a possibility, needs deck. Family room. Only $44,- location, eight room Colonial, small homes. Call wlthoui remodeling, additions, garages, 18 CUBIC h'OOT Kelvinator up­ VTHE EAJL V August 1975. my Bowers Schoo^F-area Wolverton Agency, Realtors. work, $32,900, Philbrick Agen­ 500. Kevs. Realtors, 528-9081, business zoned. 30 car parking obligation! Keith Real Estate, roofing, call David Palria. 644- right freezer. $75 or best offer. home,,,646-8619. 649-2813. ’ cy, Realtors, 646-4200. 649-4143.' area. Owner - Agent 643-7457. 646-4126 or 649-1922. 1796. Call 646-8828. PAGE ThlRTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD^^jWhestej;. Coyi., Wed.. August 27, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., August 27/ 1975 - THE BORN LOSER Answer to Previous Puzzle PAGE THIRTY-ONE 41 Articles tor Sale 41 Apartments For Rent 53 Articles______for______Sale 41 Articlas lor Sale Astronomy Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl and Stoffel IF I ’P KNOWN USTB«,NOWlfct.APy, R g A l B R U T U $ ! ITHIMK IT'S HlfcH (iOiWABE^OTKTY.I ACROSS 2 Roman god of 4 ^ TLL KNOW IF YA BEEN I HAVE b een ^ APARTMENT 1 Second largest love WHY ARE YOU l o a f in ’ WHILST wallpapering ‘y UNHAPPY , BARGAIN BOX RENTAL OFFICE TIME VOU APDRESSED tUOOLWOT'VE 5AIPANVTHlMfc»! planet 3 Anatolian I WAS GONE, FURIOUSLY Opel! 8:30-5 weekdays, other 7 Celestial body 4 Utilize SYLVESTER' IN YOUR WITH ME.Y VCXJREUD0S IMA Dear Abby 10 Entertained 5 Business event ABSENCE.’' I ' Clip Out - Fill In - Mall Today times by appointment. 11 Muse of 6 Symbol for l i We have a targe variety of MORE RKPKTFUt. astronomy neodym ium WY ^ ^CONSCIENCE detuxe one & two bedroom 15 Pierces with 7 B ig ------. SAVE OVER 50% MAMMERl FROM WOW By Abigail Van Buren tusk California ^ IS CLEAR, Townhouse and Garden type ON.I'M MCTEP 16 Ties 6 Russian range SIRE.' units throughout Manchester. 17 Biblical vessel 6 Athapascan 12 Words ■ 3 Days -1 Dollar I THORMAPPUE! PO'bu 18 Brazilian tree Indian R:;:: i DMUTO ENTERPRISES DEAR ABBY: I’m going with a wonderful guy named 20 Tibetan priests 12 Person named 24 Eighth largesi 41 Theatrical V.V. Claosificatlon 41, MIocellaneouo For Sale Only 240 New State Rd. UMPER$TAMP?MlfreR 21 Laomedon's after another planel utterance Morris. He's a terrific fellow, but he has one fault. When he father (myth.) Me-1021 13 Greenland 25 Stars in Taurus 43 Crew section of i TWRMAiPPLe! kisses me, he gets carried away and bites my lips. After an 22 That lady Eskimo 27 Gunlock catch balloon Ads must be mailed only phone orders >•27 evening with Morris, my lips are bruised and 23 Affect 14 Beast of 26 Wiles 44 Soul (Fr.) Payment must accompany ad raw—sometimes they even bleed! 26 Greek burden 31 French writer. 46 Body of soldiers mountain 16 Northern Madame de 47 Certain One item only, include price and phone •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• My mother keeps asking me what’s the matter with my 29 Boy's name WE HAVE customers waiting e« , o .n f constellation 46 Jacob's son No refunds for early cancellation For non-commercial users only fnr fh» ront,l nf un„rtm»nl A p S rtm e n tS F O f R e n t S3 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 6l Trucks for Solo 62 lips, and I keep making up excuses. (They’re "chapp^.") 30 Three>toed 19 City in Korea 35 Firmament (Bib; var.) Mickey Finn — Morris Weiss for the rental of your apartment Will you please tell me how I can get Morris to take it stoins 21 Anger 37 English 50 Raven’s cry Ad may be edited to conform to rules or home. J.D. Real Estate 32 Chalice veil NEED CAR? Credit bad? 1967 CHEVY VAN - good run­ 1967 INTERNATIONAL Trac­ easy when he kisses me? I have told him a dozen times not 23 Mental counties 52 Greek letter Ad will appear in the next three issues of the Herald after it Is received. Associates, Inc. 646-1980. (Greek) image 39 Smart 54 Red Cross (ab.) 1 WASN'T IN THE CAR MINERVA... I THOUGHT Bankrupt? Repossessed? ning condition, needs minor tor, model VCD. 200. SBM to be so rough, but he forgets. This is no put-on. 33 Before WHEN n BLEW UP.! IT YOU WERE GONE... AND I No delay in publication will be permitted. VILUIGER APARTMENTS Honest Douglas accepts lowest 34 Word of 1 7 - 6 T- WAS PARKED ON A ROAD DIDN’T WANT... TO LOOKING for anything in real body work. Call 646-0084 after 6 repossession, $4,300. 646-1700. SORE LIPS 4 7 8 r - Five-room townhouae apart­ down, smallest,, payments. p.m. negation NEAR SYRACUSE... ANP estate rental — apartments, 35 Card game to 11 12 13 i r NO ONE WAS HURT/ ment, V /i tiled baths, 2 alr- Douglas Motors, 345 Main. 1969 CHEVROLET pickup DEAR SORE: When Morris “forgets” and gets rough, homes, multiple dwellings, no ondltloners, wall-to-wall 36 Sale sign (2 fees. Call J.D. Real Estate model CS 10934, SBM reposses­ give him a good klop on the back to remind him to take it wds.) |5 18 sion, $700 . 646-1700. Associates, Inc. 646-1980, [tarpetlng, full basement. easy. And keep it up until he’s conditioned. 38 Industry | l ' eat, hot water, appliances. ••••••••**••**************•* employes 40 Word of ■ 1 NEWER Three-bedroom 0 pets. Motorcycles-BIcyeles 64 DEAR ABBY: I’m a 34-year-old widow who fell in love surprise 21 a Duplex - baths, carpeting, 6 4 9 - 7 6 2 0 with a married man. (I’ll call him “Rex.”) He has two .42 Slippery 1 all appliances. $275 monthly. 1971 KAWASAKI, 100 Trail children. We’ve been seeing each other for 18 months, and 1 43 Mohammedan 23 2A 27 28 Frechette & Martin, Inc., bike, good running condition^ judges 11 love him dearly. Rex says he loves me and needs me, and as 45 Island (Fr.) 29 132 Realtors, 646-4144. FURNISHED three-room $250, call anytime, 649-4911. soon as he's financially able to swing it, he’ll divorce his wife 46 Land ot the free 1■ ED.CARS 33 38 heated apartment. Large and marry me. (ab.) WILLINGTON, one, two, and closets. Adults only. No pets. TRIUMPH in excellent condi­ Rex still lives with his wife, but claims that he has had 49 Continent 1 NAME three bedroom apartments, tion. Reasonable. Call 643-4534. comprising 38 37 38 39 lz : 4 l References. Security deposit. nothing to do with her since he met me. Here is the part three parts 2 with fireplaces, central air con­ ADDRESS 643-4860. that just about drove me to suicide: He told me yesterday 51 Sixth largest 4^ 41 She Herald ditioning, appliances, pool, and REALISTIC PRICES 1974 YAMAHA 500, fully P riscilla’s Pop — Al V erm eer planet CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING CITY sauna, pollution free country dressed, low mileage, many that his wife is now pregnant! He swears it isn’t his, but 43 48 46 47 48 BIRCH STREET - Four rooms, 1972 LINCOLN MARK IV $4799 how cpn I be sure? 53 Fragrant plant MY &ASE3ALL living with highw ay con- extras, must be seen, $1700, call 54 Withdraw A N P M V \ I TMINK S C H O O L ^ A T E second floor, appliances, $150. A Real Beautyl 48 60 51 52 P.O. Box 591 venience, a )ointment only. 646-5489 after 4. I have an 8-year-old son who worships Rex, and if I were 55 Stitch together BAT IS BUSTED.', THROWING Disc) IS OPENING- ZjP Married couple, one child, 1973 HORNET SPORT WAGON $2399 to break it off with him, it would be almost as though my 56 Lunar feature Manchester, Conn. 06040 643-2139 , 684- 181. September 1st. 649-8350. AT. PS. 6te. convert it into ending, he tried the diamond MOVING - out ol state, owner will consider rent with along mowing advice, says our with a worthless hand. its metric equivalent. finesse and went down two. everything must go. stereo, GARAGE SALE - Saturday, 8-5, A ntiques 48 MANCHESTER- Deluxe 2 option to buy. B/W Realty, 647- GET QUICKER neighbor of his spouse. DART SWINGER 1973 2 door Early sign of fall: ’The trucks $325, color TV. $225. phono, stereo, rotary atenna, bedroom Townhouse, IV2 baths, 1419. hTrHtnn automatic, power Out Our Way — Negley Cochran Mr. Abernathy — Jones and Ridgeway refrigerator, avocado - $200. Drexel bed, spreads, chairs, 15 WANTED Antique furniture, full basement,hacAmpnt privateprival0 611 en ’' **************************** . r’ heading out from the city to set Be the first person at work in glass, pewter, oil paintings, or r. Business lor Rent 55 steering, radio, vinyl roof. up roadside stands advertising 'VEAH? W ELL, THERE'S s t il l I— gas stove. $50 and various Country Club Drive, 643-8972. trances and patio, includes SERVICE & the morning and they’ll wonder 90RRY ABOUT Chorches Motors 643-2791 h m o u s h l im e l e f t OKJ l'AA-m?EO OFTAWNtS household items, 646-1018 other antique items. R. heat, appliances, carpeting, “home-grown” produce. M y Harrison, 643-8709. • what you’re trying to keep REEL SOS I CAKJ CAST-' CONFOUND THAT BOS5... THEPLAMEFOft'lOU!! mpiFgg pool, air-conditioning, $290 per others from finding out. AM' rp RATHER SPEMC? Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 OFFICE SPACE 1965 VOLKSWAGEN, runs fair­ IT FLOSSIE, KILN, all supplies for month. Paul W. Dougan, ly well, needs a little work. RETTER THE AFTERMOOKJFISHIKJ’ 1 / enameling on metal, never WANTED - Antiques or collec­ Realtor, 646-1021 or 643-4535. t h a k j UMTAKJSLIM’/ THIS C O Ffee A . A tables, rugs, paintings, bronzes, FOR RENT $150. Call 643-9213. Two more wobbles and a TASTES used. $175. 649-1755 DOG-CAT boarding reser­ 250 square feet, center of vations. Combined inside/out- furniture, lamps, china, etc. bump and we’II have tbo first TERRIBLE MANCHESTER- Large newer Manchester, air conditioning side runs, partitioned privacy, Any quantity. 644-8962. 1972 TOYOTO Corona Mark II, UALITY three-wheeled car in the a g a in ! BUNNIES AND rabbits for . - duplex three bedroom apart- and parking. Call 643-9551. i sale. $2.50 and up 649-6472 germicidal lighting. Canine ...... ment. Immaculate condition excellent condition, $2,100. Call neighborhood a Holiday Inne, 200 Sh^don Road Wanted to Buy ^ ' 49 throughout. Priced right. R. 742-6334. TWO Volkswagen snow tires Manchester, 646-5971 ------—------Zimmer, J.D. Real Estate 646- ORKMANSHIP S with rims. $25 each, like new VOLVOS WANTED any year, 1980. OFFICE SPACES for rent on 1967 GTO convertible, 44,000 Phone 649-7375 PRIVATE riding instructions, we will pay instant cash on the Main Street in Manchester, miles, rebuilt Muncie, Hurst ■iSi Astro-graph English and Western, $5.00 per ideal location for professional shifter, four new tires, 2 E78-14, Jl spot. Call Mr Mag. Clayton MANCHESTER - three ON COLLISION FOR SALE 1973 250 Honda, hour, call 633-5571. anytime. Motors 289-3461. offices very convenient to all 2 G78-14, damage to left rear By BERNICE BEDE OSOL excellent condition, low bedrooms, second floor apart­ facilities. Please call 646-4100, 9 Quarter panel and trunk panel, mileage. $800. Call 872-3790. BASSET HOUND - AKC ment, in newer two-family, ful­ a.m.-5 p.m. tnree speed blown synchro first OLD DOLLS - Paying top prices ly carpeted, air-conditioned, DAMAGE! registered, male, eight months, for your old dolls, $65. and up ;ear, Ihree speed hurst and Mutt & Jeff — Al Smith HEWLETT-PACKARD HP-35, $150. 742-9394. and all appliances. Convenient OFFICE SPACES for rent on finkage, one sale, $300,649-4051. for China and bisque dolls. $100 location, $245 monthly. Call I WANT TO HOW ^ THIS SUIT IS f L00K,FRIEND,THEN yoU'LL scientific calculator with and up for Bye’lo. Never give or Main Street in Manchester. W AH, A f HEfe G O T A collect 0-617-867-3756 or 643- 1967 2 plus 2, in- ARIES (March 21-April 19) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Be RENT A SUIT. \ WONDERFUL', KNOW IF VOUR BRIDE reserve battery, carrving case. COLLIE PU PP IE S - AKC sell a doll without getting our Ideal location for professional JACQUAR Another day when you can PERFECT TOO BIG AND POINT T H E R ^ registered, need a good home, 5836. terested in buying? Call 643- firm and patient In any financial TM GETTING FIT.' , X W IL L T A K E y o u F O R $100. 742-8882 offer. Call locally, 875-7356. offices and ve^ convenient to reap a rich harvest The key to deals today. Don't let others L U M P y .' $80 firm, 568-5092. all facilities. Please call 646- 0100. MARRIED ------b e t t e _r o r FOUR ROOM apt., stove, a bigger bank account is hurry you beyond your chosen, ) SMITH Corona typewriter and 4100 between the hours of 9-5. found, in being practical in all comfortable pace. ' FOR SALE- eight month old refrigerator, heat, hot water, 1964 PONTIAC. Tempest, good tvpewriter table, $45 Phone □ R E N T A L S your dealings. 7] 649-7375. German Shepherd. $10, call 643- air conditioning, basement MAIN STREET Offices - 500 running condition. Call 646-4822 9100. storage, laundry facilities, and 1000 so. feet, heat, janitor, after 5. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) 9*17 f DINING ROOM set. Walnut. Garage, $235. Lease, security parking. Also 1;300 square feet C -« 'a Hi FREE - Irish setter puppy, with Rooms for Rent 52 deposit. Adults preferred, No 1972 VOLKSWAGEN model The outcome ot this day The spotlight is on your male 9 Seven pieces, buffet, hutch, of storage area (healed). Call depends solely upon you. The or partner today. Don’t let it four chairs and table with pad papers, six months old, female, pets, 643-4884. 649-5334 or 643-7175. 1131, with air, SBM reposses­ Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick THOMPSON HOUSE, fur­ sion, $1,800. 646-1700. quality ol your efforts will bother you. You’re still a key $225 742-8261. 649-5639. determine the value of your part ol the team. nished rooms, centrally NEW DUPLEX - three AVAILABLE SPACE - Ap­ located. Kitchen privileges. rewards. MARWA.MY LOVE, I 'YRELAY. AMC5 WHEN WE'RE ' SUZUKI TC305 , 6 speed, like bedrooms, l ‘/z baths, full base­ proximately 700 square feet on 1972 BUICK Electra custom; 2- Livestock 44 Parking. Reasonable rates. ment with hookups, $275, no door coupe, fully loaded. SBM CAN'T 6EAR TC LEAVf IL L W INP TriROUfiH PACKIN' new Must sell. $300. Garv. 646- Broad Street across from the GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. . .I* Mark I . Phone 649-2358. pets, available September 1, repossession. $2,750. 646-1700. TRUE. THE B0ARPER6 THE ElfiHT- HE'LL LEAVE 4030 . 289 7518. TWO BOARDING stalls, flexi­ Parkade. Parking and heat in­ Your thinking is deep and pen­ 21) If you have In mind to start 646-8057. cluded. Call between 8-5, 649- a diet or exercise program, this ARE PEPENPING ON PAy CLOCK LIKE A CAT ble arrangements available. MANCHESTER - clean, fur­ sive on this peaceful, quiet day. 4539. 1970 CHEVROLET Malibu, 2- is a good lime. You’ll stick to ME TO 6UIPE THEM ANP W ITH H l$ The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions TOOL BOX and machinist tools Trails and ring. Call 875-6550. nished room, central, apply 4 Pul your serene mood to use. for sale, call 643-9607, 2 V2-ROOM efficiency, .$140 door coupe, SBM repossession. You'll benellt. what you begin now. 5AFELY THR0U6H THEIR BRIN6 TAIL UNDER Pearl St. apartment 1 or call monthly, carpeting, and $1,000 . 646-1700. WILPERNE55 EXF’ERIENCE' IN THE A R O C K E I^- Boats-Accessorles 45 875-3503 after 6. parking included, one month’s G O O D NEW S BUT WHAT OF MY NEWSPAPER.' GENERAL ELECTRIC CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jen. refrigerator, one year old. security, no pets, call 646-5200. 1971 PONTIAC Bonneville, 2- If you need car repair! We have just CANCER (June 21-July 22) DUTIES AT HOME? 18 CRUISER LINE, 125 h.p. ESSEX MOTOR INN weekly door hardtop, fully equipped, installed a CHIEF E-Z LINER Body and Friends are reliable today. If 19) You're a good manager of excellent condition. '$1(XJ firm rooms, single $56, double $69, those under your care today. If Call 643-0107 Evinrudo with trailer. Call 875- '3'/2-R00M apartment, modern SBM repossession, $1,595 . 646- Frame alignment system, a completely you need their help, just ask. 8119 plus tax, continental breakfast, kitchen, refrigerator and range. 1700. They'll make a concerted ellorl you make a point with a young air conditioning, color TV, call Garden space. Must have lawn- new concept in body and frame equipment. to give it. person, the lesson will be long- BOLENS ride-a-maUi tractor, 646-2300. remembered. with rnoucr roto-tillcr, snow- 16' Cruiser Inc. 50 h.p. Johnson mower to care for lawn. $160. AUSTIN HEALY Sprite 1966, NOW YOUR CAR CAN blowti cart Go(xl condition electric start and generator Heat extra. 649-0969. body and transmission, good BE AS GOOD AS NEW WITH ALL plus trailer, fully equipped. MANCHESTER - Large clean Resort Property LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Y ou'll THE &UOS, , $350 643-2553. condition, engine needs work, With previous methods of frame and body AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Pab. 19) VOU JU S T CAN'' Excellent condition Asl mg room, central location, bus line, For Rent 58 $275, call 649-0761 before 3 p.m. probably leel you're In a rut to­ $20 weekly. Call 528-9081, 649- TWO BEDROOM Duplex in repair it was very difficult to correct frame You’ll gel as big a kick out of PLAV A^ IZE ga $500 Call 742-7010. day because the Impetus entertaining today as will those SUMMEI2 SAME 4143. excellent condition, with 1 1/2 needed to give your career that FOR RENT - Furnished year- 1971 TR6, with optional hard­ damage to original factory specifications. you entertain. Even extfa UNDER THE and refrigerator, wickerwicke chair, upward surge is lacking. 1958 MEG Boat, motor and baths, prefer young or round house on Lake top, new Michelin radials, call But with Chief E-Z Liner, we can actually guests won’t upset you. LIGHTS excellent condition, two CENTRAL, pleasant room, middleaged couple, security /. couches, and a few mis­ trailer. Just restored, fine con­ Kanasatka, Moultonboro, New 649-3371 after 5. reverse the angle of impact and restore dition. $700. Call 742-8465 after with telephone, next to shower, required. $185 rent. Call 649- Hampshire. Two bedrooms, cellaneous chairs, call 646-3698 VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Plan 3 30 parking, 649-6801 after 6 p.m. 3100. kitchen, living room with your frame and body to perfect alignment. PISCES (Fab. 20March 20) between 7-11 p m 1968 FORD Fairlane 500, four Why settle for anything less when your your actions well now. Build a Mental gymnastics won't laze fireplace all on your own door, six cylinder, automatic good foundation, then put each you today. You're good at private sandy beach. Available transm ission, 43,000 miles,- safety is at stake? / ' “Ba chelors HI NJV in JIM ItEKKY small brick in place. weighing facts, figures and Buz Sawyer — Roy Crane for summer, fall or winter ren­ good running condition, needs propositions. tPFTEH AND NO MATTER HOW SICK HE GOT, We are the only body shop in this area ' well / s o IT 'S YOU BUT ...MR. BANDY'S AT tal. Eighteen miles from Mt. Body work, $400 firm, call 646- misunderstand^ HE'D NEVER GO TO THIS CHICKEN TMAT$- Whittier. Call Cromwell, 635- ottering our customers the added service X / " > B -n AGAIN, MR. SWEENEY' I CAN MY HOUSE S iC K . HE 1695 after 5 p.m. ASKED ME TO TELL , THIEF'S HOUSE., 0457 after 7 p.m. of the Chief E-Z Liner, and we take special 1 CAUGHT THIS CHICKEN E X P LA IN Short Ribs — Frank Hill EVERY­ L j MRS. BANDY. ^ COME TO £ FOR SALE - 1969 Cadillac Coup pride in the quality of our workmanship. .THIEF REO-HANDEP, v m v p O F I T my house - y MISQUAMICUT - three deVille convertible, good run­ THING., We welcome you in for an estimate and 010 MDU READ ABOUT THE IF TREVD GIVEN MB WITH AN BxPLOCtiNG] fu e s T TLL p r o v e bedroom cottage, available ning condition, asking $1000, SUVS WHO TRIED TD (RUB MY September, call 643-9918 after 5. inspection of this new equipment. T(-l£ CONTRACT, I WOULD ClCrAR. IT, o f f i c e r call 644-1966.______OUT (=IDEL CASTRO MA/E GOT uiM THE FIR$T HUSBAND'S PiVE riMES?^ T i m e . AT WORK, Wanted to Rent 57 1967 OPEL Cadette, doesn’t run, best offer. Also, 1973 Pinto REFINED MATUR'E runabout, 2,000cc engine, 4- BOSS'? businesswoman desires to rent speed, 36,000 miles. $1,900. Call /M o m g r|^ aftgTHERS / centrally located room with 646-4375. kitchen privileges or efficiency apartment in quiet 1968 RAMBLER American - 4- 315 CINTE8 ST., MANCHISTER,TONN.« Rhont 643-5135 neighborhood. Reply Herald door, automatic transmission, good condition, $600. 649-2210. Box Z. I* I9;i 6y NIA me I M fVfl u S . • V *•-■^A -.JV •’^jur'T’

rAC.K THIRTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Wedi. August 27, 1975

COURT CASES LABOR Dueen Sizel Convertible Sofas

1758 Tolland Tpke., threatening. without the owner’s permis­ DAY COMMON PLEAS COURT protection while riding motor­ Geographical Area 12 cycle, 5, and failure to obey nolled. sion, nolled. East Hartford Seation traffic control sign, $15, • Patrick Ogara, 17, of East • Terry Courtright, 27, of 110 Birch St., disorderly conduct, Recent dispositions include: The charges against Rizza of Hartford and Frank SALE % Robert L Lomax. 21, of failure to carry registration, Duchesneau, 16, of 389 Lydall nolled. H.TTtford, first-degree robbery, reckless driving, failure to S t, operating a motor vehicle probable cause found after a wear face protection and hearing to bind his case over to failure to drive in the proper the next session of Hartford lane were all nolled. AIRWAY TRAVEL 4 County Superior Court. • Jeffrey A. Carrara, 22, of The charge stems from the 543 Vernon St., reckless driving AGENCY. INC. armed robbery of the reduced to speeding, $35, and DAYS Cumberland Dairy store on W operating an unregistered 457 Center Street, Manchester, Center St July l l motor vehicle, $10. TEL. 646-2500 • Gary J Martin, 20, of 79 • Richard Lupacchino, 17, of East Hartford, fourth-degree MOHIKM-UUMirrMN MOUNTAINS ...... tSO .O O * Brooklyn St,. Rockville, 3 day«. 3 meals. Fall Foliage - Sightseeing - Boat ride on Lac Des Sables AUGUST operating a motor vehicle while larceny. $25. SEPTEMBERMth • Roger D. Butler, 20, of 190 P O m s m M I A D U T C H ...... 189.00* ty r A A Queen Size Sofa Bed-Eaily American Design license suspended, 60 days in 3 days. 2 nights at luxurious Lancaster HIHon. Tour Lancaster County In­ jail Abbey Rd., South Windsor, dis­ cluding an Amish lunch. Hershey Rose Gardens and Longwood. orderly conduct, $25. 9/19 10/3, 24 The sentence was suspended BE A F A U 8 U Y ...... $69.00* and he was placed on probation •.Gary Hajkowski, 19. of 2 Days. VERMONT-BERKSHIRES FOLIAGE. Accommodations at luxurious 9 o ’ 2 n Herculon Ready ugm . M A A 95 for one year. Elast Hartford, being found in­ Colonial Hilton, 2 luncheons Included toxicated, $20. 10/11, 19 The charge of assaulting a 'Based on double occupancy 2 9 , 3 0 for Immediate Deliveiy police officer was reduced to The charges of breach of Kaplan Tours departing Irom Hartford di.sorderly conduct and Martin peace and escape from custody QUEEN SIZE was given a five-day suspended were both noll^. Complete Travel Arrangements TWIN SIZE FULL SIZE sentence. The charge of failure • Roger G. Williams. 75, of LAND • SEA • AIR to drive to the right was nolled SET SET SET mot prosecuted I. • Virginia A. Clark. 18, of 324 Center St., operating while Pinehurst Patties, Pinehurst Fresh Swordfish (try it on the outside license suspended. $100. griii), and Perdue Fresh Chickens wiil be the main feature at many $ Q 7 $ 1 1 • Lawrence Humphrey, 17. of Holiday week-end Cook Outs. And don’t forget Tobin’s FIRST PRIZE 41 McDivitt D r. operating un­ 0 2 ^ o 7 n i o der suspension. $150. SKIN LESS FRANKS, which are on sale ih 3 lb. box lots at $1.47 lb. • Brad A Noack, 19, of 18 BOTH PIECES BOTH PIECES BOTH PIECES Jackson St . reckless driving, $25 • Thomas Rizza, 19, of East Hartford, disobeying officer’s READY TO BROIL, GRILL OR FRY signal, $25, failure to wear head FRESH-GROUND SLEEP SETS Captivating New Tables In Lodge plans Maine trip BEEF PATTIES Popular Spanish Design Aersmon Table Co. Tables Shown Friendship Lodge of Masons Priced At A Low will pay a fraternal visit to • framed oak veneer tops Maine the weekend of Sept. 26- • generous size 28. Sizzly-Julcy with real beefsteak flavor! • fremendo.us values It will visit the Masonic Cobirvet I Lodge at Boothbay Harbor Cocktoil Table. lo- Sguore 56” I 22” hf. I where it will portray the / Co b I n e t lo m p HAMBURG PATTIES brower Cominode. l5‘/i" Hiramic Legend of the Master U.S. Choice Chuckc 4 loble 27" X 27 ': Frozen only, made by us. Buy them in 4 3 0 P7" X 2lVh". hi hf. 20Vt" Mason degree. Worshipful Em Master Richmond Shuttleworth lb. boxes at PAHIES ib^ I will preside. The Manchester party will *1.19 lb. U.S. Choice Chopped e 4 s o Hex • travel by two buses, leaving the onol Cobinct | Manchester police station Wa have old faahlonad REAL Sirloin PaWes b* 1 '"P Toblo. CHARCOAL as well as Briquets and Ins­ 2 9 V X 25%";hl.| parking lot at 8 a.m. Sept. 26. -Y" They will stay at the Rocktide tant Charcoal. These patties, ground fresh from U.S. Motor Inn. U6HTER FLUID Choice Beef by our meat specialist Ed. Ronald G. Mottram, junior Fontana. Buy 1 or 1000. Also available Fresh from the Oven steward, is chairman and is freshly frozen in 4 lb. boxes. Patties run Colonial Bedroom taking reservations He lives at 5 to the lb. P'me 36 Horace St. Reservations are FRANK and HAMBURG ROLLS 7 5 limited. Dresser Pine Floor For your shopping convanlonco, PINEHURST WILL BE OPEN Sunday 8 a.m. til 2 p.m. Living Room Mirror Living Room Chest-Bed MON. Sopt. 1st 8 HI 2 SETS Go on Lamp ^ 9 ° " mm Maple Bunk Our meat manager, Frank Toros, wants to remind you that U.S. CHOICE Chuck from SALE Conflict cuts, London Broils, Individual tender Cube Steaks and Blade Steaks are your Beds TABLE of interest budget’s best friend. Blade Steaks are $1.89 lb. Tender Chuck and Round Cube Today Steaks only $1.89 lb. LAMPS being probed AllS^les HARTFORD (UPD - State SEMI BONELESS LEAN Boneless U.S. Choice auditors looking into alleged U.S. CHOICE SAVE * 2 5 ”. conflicts of interest by the LEAN CHUCK STEAKS ib MEDITERRANEAN director of the Connecticut CHUCK STEAKS Drug Council say his boss, state Mental Health Commissioner or ROASTS 2 0 % To Love Sofas BEEF SHORT RIBS lb. Ernest A. Shepherd, was an K ^49995 original incorporator of the i h M . 3 9 organization under question. 3 0 % o f f *100" Walter A. Stewart, director of the council, was suspended With cooler weather, Frank is going a little heavier on supply of Sirloin Tip, Eye by Shepherd over the weekend Round and Rib Oven Beet Roasts. Names have come back in great favor and we ? q i a ir s after the auditors disclosed offer MORRELL’S and FIR ST PRIZE fully cooked Hams. TEA CARTS Spanish Sofa I Stewart's involvement with the New England In stitu te of Imported and Domestic Hams WE CUT THE PRICES OF 90 Alcohol Studies Inc. S TA N LEY ’S ARMOUR’S STAR...... 1V. Ib. can *3.59 Auditors Leo V. Donohue and NUTMEG BRAND B 9 ' ^ 9 9 " Henry J. Becker said Stewart KIELBASA ARMOUR’S EXTRA LEAN IDELUXEQUILTEDI ;a s li& C was paid $500 a year as director • GOLDEN HAM ...... sib can *10.98 while he held his state post. They also said he paid a consul­ HOT SAUSAGE HAFNIA IMPORTED...... 3 ib can *6.39 SLEEP-SETS 80” SOFA tant. Jan Durand, $7,277 in fees LARGE LINK KRAKUS 3’S *7.19 5’S *11.39 FULL SIZE without legal authority and SAUSAGE allowed her to use state AND CHAIR facilities while working for the SOFA-BED institute, they said. Shepard said he received no 3-IN-l Land of Lakes Cheese ...... 5 lb. box *5.99 $ 19 8 0 0 pay from the institute which MEAT LOAF Pinehurst SAUSAGE MEAT.... ib *1.39 1 9 9 " conducts classes for public of­ 2 Pc. Set Herculon Covers ficials in New England on drug BLEND and alcohol treatment services and signed the incorporating • REMiMDER • papers only to show it lived up lb. to its status as a nonprofit M . 3 9 SHURFINE BUHER BASTED organization While suspending Stewart, Try a meat loaf with Con- TURKEYS ARE AVAiLABLE Shepherd said he felt Stewart tadina Meat Loaf Mix. a turkey like butterball at a low price SALE would be cleared of any FRESH DAILY Small Y8UNG HEN TURKEYS FoH depth firm quilfed mottrest L ' $ KING SIZE wrongdoing and restored to his BLOCK ISLAND job as soon as possible. The plus matched boxspring. , SWORDFISH Compere with sets sold oil over the U S A RECLIMER auditors took exception to ___ . 7 7 * “____ Sole price buys you o Shepherd s remarks noting that SET the probe was still under way COMPLETE SET STOUFFER’S DAD’S TWIN and findings incomplete to ALL quilted mattress plus make any judgments. MACARONI & OLD FASHIONED motchtd boxspring D 9 CHEESE ROOT REER Hl-C JUICES 46 cz. can SET aUKC lM ERS pkg. 5 9 * 64 cz. 6 9 * 39* 1 9 7 SET Fishing boat 9NSALE V atI v e c u k e s Calif. FUUSIZE Q U E E N SIZE explosion Russet Potatoes.. 5 lbs. 69* ea. 1 5 ^ OPEN UNTIL Uf 9 P.M. WED,-THURS.-FRI, kills man Yellow Onions ...... Ib. 23* MILFORD f UPD - A West NATIVE CORN Haven man wa's killed and NATIVE POTATOES another man receivedjninor in­ 6 ears 4 9 * 646-2363 juries when a 20-foot fishing ______5-lfa.bag boat exploded and caught fire 4 9 * as it left the harbor. We are Open Turs. and Frl. 8 a.m. ’til 8 p.m. Police said Frank Santanelli, o f Manchestr 31. Tuesday was thrown irom SUNDAY 8 ’til 2 MONDAY LABOR DAY 8 til 2 the boat by the explosion, ap­ parently caused by the ignition of fumes in the gas tank, police PINEHURST GROCERY, INC. said His body was recovered two hours after the 2:15 p.m. CORNER MAiN AND TURNPIKE mishap. 810-818 MAIN ST. DOWNTOWN. MANCHESTER

I