PAGE THIRTY-TWO — MANCHESTER EVEl^ING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., Nov. 5, 1975 Ostomy group meets Monday The weather Gases disposed, of in eourt Sunny, high in 60s. Fair The Manchester Ostomy tonight, low in 40s. Increasing Association will meet Mon- cloudiness, warmer, Friday, day at 7:30 p,‘m. in Geographical Area 12 against him Sept. 18. • Guregh G, Baboian, 23, driving, $100. high upper 60s to near 70. East Hartford Session Bond was maintained at • Joseph Gibbons, age Conference Room C at of 186 New State Rd., Manchester Memorial $50,000 surety. He failed to carrying a gun without a not available, of East Hart­ Manchester—A City of Village Charm SIXIKKN 1»A(;KS PRICE: FIFTEEN t,ENTS Recent dispositions in­ Hospital. Directions to the MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1975 - VOL. XCV, No. 32 post it. and is beii^ held at permit reduced to breach ford, use of motor vehicle cluded": assigned room will be the state correction center of peace, $150. without the owner’s per­ lb' • Donald Quinn, 29, of 93 in Hartford. mission, 45 days with given at the information Wells St., waived a hearing Manchester police • Anthony B. McAwley, execution suspended and desk. of probable cause in con­ refused to give out details 27, of 442 W. Middle Tpke., probation for two years. The association is a nection with several rape about the case. . operating under the in­ rehabilitation organization ■ u charges and his case was • Paul C. Barber, 18, of fluence, $150. • Sandra Therriault, 19, of patients with ileostomy, Jai alai scandal hearing bound over to the next colostomy, and ileo- News East Hartford, operating • Joseph G. Porter, 39, of Willimantic, fourth- criminai session of Hart­ bladder suigery. under the influence of of Glastonbury, second- degree larceny, $150. ford County Superior The program will be a alcohol or drugs, $150. degree criminal trespass, • benjamin Galindo, 35, summary | Court. round table discussion of • Russell Johndrow, 30, 30 days in'/ail with execu­ of 655 Talcottville Rd., opened by gaming agencyl Quinn is charged with ostomy cases and care.* rr" of Crystal Lake Rd., Ver­ tion suspended and proba­ Vernon, reckless driving, Compiled from first-degree rape (four non, operating under the Patients and their spouses tion for six months. $ 100. Liiiled Press Iiiternutional NEWlNGTON (UPI) - A public Friend, owner of the $14 million and the Metropolitan Bank of Trum­ counts), deviant sexual in­ influence, $200. or friends are invited to at­ hearing expected to unveil details of facility, was scheduled to take the bull. tercourse (two counts), • Louis E ' Marchdt III, • William J. England • Frank Duverger, .23 of tend. Friend faces a Nov. 12 hearing first-degree kidnapping, Jr., 21, of 76 Galaxy Dr., East Hartford, operating For further information one of Connecticut’s worst scandals stand after the preliminary matters 18, of Flanders Rd., Coven­ State opened today with Bridgeport jai alai were taken care of. before Superior Court JufJge Thomas and first-degree burglary. try, third-degree larceny, operating under the in­ under suspension, $150, and about the Ostomy Associa­ O’Sullivan on conternpt charges filed HARTFORD —Legislative fronton operator David Friend Chief State’s Attorney Joseph T. The charges were lodged $75. fluence reduced to reckless speeding, $100. tion, call Anne McNeill at by the one-man grand jury when Crafts by hospital staff members leaders have decided to post- •: expected to take the stand. Gormley, representing the commis-' 649-6076. Friend refused to answer several of pone a renewed probe of the •: 'The Connecticut Commission on sion, said Wednesday he expects its questions. A Ship model made by Louise hospital employes. The event was state’s leasing practices by the •: Special Revenue is holding the those witnesses who balk at the Ravenhill is being admired by Mrs. sponsored by the Auxiliary of Legislature’s Management hearing to determine whether it questioning will be granted immunity A 19-page transcript of the Manchester Memorial Hospital Committee because they ;• should lift the gambling license it and will be forced to testify. testimony Friend did give before Elaine Charendoff at the arts and Mulvey was shown to O'Sullivan and co-chaired by Mrs. Charendoff believe leasing reform legisla- :• granted to Friend, a Hollywood, Fla., Gormley said the immunity would crafts show held Sunday and Mon­ Another Great Look banker. The fronton had been not prevent him from prosecuting when Friend was charged with con­ \ and Andre Marmen, hospital Is Now Yours. tion passed earlier this year is :• day at Manchester Memorial adequate to correct abuses un- scheduled to open this month. confessed crim in als, since he tempt Tuesday, but Friend’s lawyers development director. (Herald Invest In A Look For The asked it be kept secret because it Hospital conference rooms. The covered in prior investigations. •: Commission Chairman Paul gathered what he considered suf­ items exhibited were created by photo by Pinto) SCARF Silvergleid rejected eight motions by ficient evidence for conviction before contained the name of a prominent BRIDGEPORT -A federal j: Friend’s attorneys and ordered the the hearings started. person. court has been asked to order •: hearing to proceed. About 25 persons were subpoenaed But prosecutors downgraded the ShopRite Color- desegregation of Bridgeport’s The first witness was Thomas to the hearing but Gormley said he importance of the person's role in the About Fall Wardrobe. public school system to reflect |: McGuinnis, general manager of the expected to hear today only from scandal. Asked if the person's identi­ Come In And See Our the racial makeup of the com- :■ Hartford Hilton, who testified that Friend, William Moy, a Hollywood, ty would be revealed at today's town Exciting New Selection of munity. The suit was filed :• Friend and two other individuals in­ Fla., restauranteur, and officials of hearing, Assistant State’s Attorney Squares, Ascots, Tubes, Wednesday by a group of black -i volved in the fronton operation Hartford’s Hilton and Sonesta hotels. Robert Beach said, “It could come tonight at 7:30 at Trinity Covenant Oblongs. Roto Circular stayed at the hotel in February and A grand jury investigation, held in out but you might never know it.’’ Lydia Circle of South United and Spanish-speaking residents •; Methodist Church will meet tonight Church. and the local NAACP chapter. •; March 1974. closed sessions, will recess for the The Hartford Courant today said State police say Friend told in­ duration of the commission hearings the unidentified person was the late at 8 at the home of Mrs. Fred Beautiful Prints and Solids vestigators that a $200,000 payment on the gambling license, expected to Murray Chotiner, an advisor to Whitesel, 14 Hunter Rd. Al-Anon family groups‘Will meet In Smashing Colors. In the Mail... at Your Regional (Herald photo by Pinto) tonight at 8 at St. James Church, was made to John M. Bailey, the late last into next week. former President Nixon. Chotiner 6 $400 |-Q $goo The Presbyterian Church will have Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Pathfinders PROVIDENCE, R. I. -V ice j Democratic state chairman, in Hart­ Among the charges against was named in the Senate Watergate Building getting refurbished a prayer meeting tonight at 7:30 at Club, 102 Norman St., and Friday at Door... or at the Store President Nelson A. •: ford in April of 1974. Bridgeport Jai Alai — any one of hearings as an alleged participant in the church. 10 a.m. at South United Methodist Rockefeller might come under :• Silvergleid rejected the motions by which would be sufficient grounds for the "dirty tricks’’ activities of the Work started this week on cleanihg up and refurbishing of the consideration for the presiden- :• 1972 presidential campaign. Church campus. Alateen for the 12 to 773 Main St. Louis I. Gladstone, Friend’s at­ lifting its license — are making false Podrove and Jaffe Building on Main St. which formerly was oc­ While Supplies Last! cy of Ivy League Brown torney, including one to conduct the statements to the commission and a First Church of Christ, Scientist, 20-year-old children of problem Manchester cupied by the W. T. Grant Co. The building is being purchased by drinkers will meet Thursday at 8 TWEED’S University, according to Ver- ;i hearings behind closed doors. existence of an owner’s contact with will have a testimony meeting Open Thursday p.m. at the Pathfinders Club, with non R. Alden, chairman of the •; McGuinness told the commission two known organized crime figures. Ken Burkamp, second from left, from Abraham Druckman of tonight at 8 at the church, 447 N. Nights ’til 9:00 Main St., which is open to the public. the beginners group meeting at 7:30. SPECIALTY SHOP presidential s^ rch committee. •; that Friend, Lidizio Renzuilli and Gormley said he planned to Wholesale New York City. Looking on is Robert Weiss, town manager, left, The family groups are open to friends Rockefeller’s father was anb,i Quinton Hinton stayed at the hotel produce records from four Connec­ and Frank Spilecki, right, who will be rental agent for the mini­ Free Parking At The Rear Of Store. 1897 Brown graduate and a j Feb. 27-28, and March 28-29, 1974. ticut banks relating to the jai alai A Bible study will be conducted and relatives living with problem WE SELL ONLY WE SELL ONLY mall. On the scaffolding is Jim Ouellette of Four K ’s Construc­ drinkers. heavy contributor to the i Also in the party was Murray A. operation. They were Connecticut prices up U.S.D.A. U.S.D.A. school. •: Cooper of Cooper Limousine Ser­ National Bank, Connecticut Bank and tion Co. The building has been considered an eyesore for several CHOICE CHOICE vices, New York, N.Y. Trust, Lafayette Bank of Bridgeport, WASHINGTON (UPI) Increases years and was until last week involved in a tax lien suit. STEAKS aROASTSj STEAKS a ROASTSi CONCORD, N. H. -P resi- j in the costs of steel and new cars dent Ford is considering drove up overall wholesale prices by passing up Colorado to spend his J 1.8 per cent in October, the biggest Christmas ski holiday at the : Health insurance plan monthly increase in a year, the Buckland petition meeting CENTER CUT BEEF Loon Mountain resort built and : Labor Department said today. the best CUT SHORT FOR BROILING ------run by Sherman Adams, : endorsed bv labor chief The increase in government’s set for Friday evening former New Hampshire gover- • Wholesale Price Index, which translates into a double-digit annual A special meeting of Eighth The reason for the adjournment to nor and top aide in the • WASHINGTON (UPI) - AFL-CIO ponents would like you to believe," rate of 21.6 per cent, soon will be felt District voters is scheduled for Nov, 17, expected to be authofized Eisenhower administration. : President George Meany said today a Meany said. “Its cost would be the RIB by consumers in the retail prices Friday at 7:30 p.m. in Bentley Friday night, is because of a sub­ early american $100 bilMon bill to provide health in- same $100 billion that is now being sequent petition with over 250 they pay for goods and services. School, Hollister St., to consider ac­ JSational spent. suranceMop everyone would cost no For the past three months com­ tion on a petition to extend district signatures (a minimum of 200 was more titan is being spent to buy “Health security would take the lb. iij WASHINGTON -CIA Direc- | bined, prices have Increased at a boundaries into the Buckland area required), requesting the referen­ STEAKS health care for only some people. same money that is being spent today tor William Colby resumed his ij compounded annual rate of 13.5 per for fire service. dum. 1W-LB. AVERAGE ROCK Meany endorsed a national health by individuals, insurance companies dinieg in town can shiiHle to Capitol Hill today on -j: cent. The increase last month was Although Friday night’s meeting is It is expected to be from noon to 8 security bill that would provide un­ and governments to purchase health •j: a business-as-usual basis after the biggest since October, 1974, when expected to be adjourned to Nov. 17, p.m, at the district firehouse. Main President Ford asked him to >:• iversal coverage without excluding care for some individual^ and use so that voting on the proposal could and Hilliard Sts., with two to four CORNISH HENS ,b 6 y that money to purchase health care wholesale prices jumped 2.9 per cent. S carry on with “full authority’’ i-: any services or requiring individuals The prices of industrial- com­ be by referen d u m on voting voting machines to be utilized. WHOLE BRISKET, VAC PACK 10-13 LBS. to make additional payments. It for everyone.’’ until his successor. Am- modities, which make up 70 per cent machines, those district voters who In urging district voters to attend be right at home would be financed out of payroll Under any program — even one Friday night and join in the discus­ ji: bassador t(^ Red China George fi of all the items measured, were up a wish to discuss the pros and cons of taxes matched by general govern­ priced at $2 billion and the ad­ CORNED BEEF Buss, is c(|nfirmed. ij substantial 1.2 per cent — also the the controversial issue are being sion, district officials say an airing of ment revenues. ministration plan to spend $8 billion CENTER CUT BEEF biggest increase in a year. This was urged by district officials to attend the issue of expansion is healthy for The labor leader acknowledged — the nation will still be spending I NEW YORK -R obert Sar- | caused primarily by price increases Friday night and voice their opinions. all concerned. \ that a $100 billion price tag on the bill $100 billion for health care, Meany What could be more enjoyable than a good ol’ New England dinner served up by RIB ROAST GROUND CHUCK j:- noff, in a surprise move, has :•:• for steel and other metals, textile tends to frighten people. But he said said. “The difference between all resigned as chairman and chief goods and the 1976 model Mom and shared by the family and friends! We think a lot of family gatherings and can OVEN ANY SIZE the price tag “is both its biggest national health insurance proposals :|i; executive officer of the RCA automobiles. think of no other place where the warmth and comfort and security of families is ap­ READY $139 PACKAGE drawback and the major source of is how that pie is divided up," Rockefeller bowed out :|i: Corp., ending more than a half’’ Although prices paid to farmers preciated more than when you get together .for dinner. the program's strength. Under the health security bill, he century of Sarnoff family in- " fell in October, the costs of farm “If health security w ere’enacted said, the total cost will be “clearly ij; volvement in the firm. The % products and foods jumped 1.7 per to avoid party squabbles This Christmas you can highlight the occasion with this handsome, rugged, warm. tomorrow, its cost would not be $100 visible," it will be used to the benefit FRESH PRODUCE! S resignation takes effect Dec. :v - cent, led by increases in the prices of Early American dining room collection. There's a host of correlated pieces in the group billion in addition to the $100 million of everyone and future,costs can be WASHINGTON (UPI) - Vice Goldwater at the 1964 GOP national i 31. I leaf tobacco, fl«id milk, live poultry and each piece is graced with the same glorious, swirling grain patterns that has made now being spent — as some of its op­ controlled under a single budget. President Nelson A, Rockefeller said convention. V and vegetables, the department said. SOLID PINE America’s favorite in dining room furniture. I WASHINGTON - Little has | today he decided not to be President When asked what squabbles he was SNOW WHITE been done to rid America’s S Ford’s running-mate in 1976 because referring to, he said, "I think they’re C'mon. Share something beautiful with your family this year. You'll be remembered cities of dangerous auto pollu- :|:i he had come to Washington "to serve obvious to everybody." for generations. And if you order right away, we can assure you of Christmas i:-; tion and unless major changes Contest for deputy mayor erupts the country I love ... I didn’t come Rockefeller said he came to delivery..,.. at pre-season sale prices! MUSHROOMS I are made. Deputy En- down to be caught up in party Washington "to serve the country I vironmental Protection Agen- ;!•: squabbles." love and to help in solving the GOLDEN RIPE FLORIDA SEEDLESS JUDY KUEHNEL Mrs. Bender announced that she situation. Included in the discussion cy chief John Quarles believes Rockefeller, at an nationally problems that we face. But I didn't 644-1364 wanted Edward Havens as her depu­ were Mrs. Bender, Cile Decker, the problem may never be j|i ty rather than Myette. David Cohen, Enes, and reportedly, broadcast news conference three come down to be caught up in party BANANAS GRAPEFRUIT South Windsor Democratic coun- days after he announced his surprise squabbles that make it more difficult brought under control. He says cilmen met Wednesday night for five Havens came in fourth with 2,767 former Mayor Robert Smith, and ^ clean air deadlines this year S decision not to run again, referred for the President at a time when the and a half hours at a closed meeting votes following Michael Enes with 2,- Democratic Town Chairman Thomas were not met because :j: immediately in an opening statement problems of the country require” his in an attempt to resolve the battle 830. Myette was second with 2,863. Moynihan. :§ dependence on the automobile to the conservative-liberal split that closest attention. . ,, ,1 9 * 1 0 . 9 9 « over the deputy mayor’s spot gn the “I was really shocked," said Havens was not in the meeting. did not slacken. ■ . Myette. has wracked the part^' for more than Rockefeller said the differences of Town Council. At one point, Mrs. Bender ' opinion he had with Ford over federal BENCHES ROUND TABLES GROCERY DEPT.! "The people supported me and I’ll a decade. 44" $59 ‘ SALE Mrs. Sandra Bender, the highest reportedly was asked to leave the Rockefeller said that "a minority aid to financially strapped New York TRESTLE TABLES 42" $218 NEW YORK — Nurses at fight this thing to the end, To do meeting while the talk continued. 48" $145 48" $63 . 48" SALE $230 M ATE’S CHAIR $66 vote getter in Tuesday’s election, of a minority" of conservative City had nothing lo do with his deci­ 60" SALE $68 CAPT.’S CHAIR $72 >•: Bellevue Hospital began a Sj will serve as mayor. anything different would be to make 60" SALE $120 ShopRite ‘‘i. “sickout’’ job action today, ap- According to Herald sources this Republicans opposed his place on a sion. He said Ford had not written off 72" $230 72" $77 ShopRite ' But the second highest vote getter,"* a mockery of their votes. And I won’t parently in protest against ft: do that.” morning, no decision was reached. ticket. Rockefeller has been a sore New York state in 1976 by his refusal Robert Myette, was battling for the point with the party’s right wing to help New York. SHORTENING PEANUT BUHER staff cutbacks, hospital of- Myette was asked to leave the Another meeting is set for Sunday position he says, "The .people voted" night. since he opposed Sen. Barry CREAMY ficials said. The hospital is not me into.” closed meeting Wednesday night OR CHUNKY accepting emergency cases ij:; At a private meeting following the while the remaining Democratic and it canceled' its operating ■Democratic victory Tuesday night. councilmen hashed and rehashed the room schedule. MMH auxiliary auction Saturday RIPE OR COLOSSAL PILLS8URY SOUR CREAM. LEMON . Am apBM YELLOW. DOUBLE International | The contents of about 50 rooms in ShopRite o LAYER eight houses will be sold at public BENCH W/BACK 7V4-oz.^ Bills to save NYC DROP-LEAF TRESTLES 48" $109 OLIVES O c an s CAKE MIX b t"" ;•} GENEVA — The United auction Nov. 8 by the Auxiliary of 44” $188 60" SALE $116 LAUNDRY DETERGENT SOFT. ------ABSORBENT------g Spates, disenchanted with the Manchester Memorial Hospital. The 60" SALE $208 ARROW BACK BOX BACK SALE auction will begin at 10 a.m. in the. 72" $123 SIDE CHAIR $59 way the International Labor g SIDE CHAIR $78 . , $ 1 39| MARCAL 10 National Guard Armory on Main St., ARM CHAIR $85 ARM CHAIR $84 I Organization works, today snagged in Congress OYNAM O ’bH' 1 A h ANKIES ".75? S U , notified the United Nations | with a preview showing at 9 . The houses the items come from DELI DEPT. I agency it intends to withdraw. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Efforts to powers' in the city 's hands while the DAIRY DEPT. g Two years advance notice is g; save New York City from default are city is in bankruptcy and negotiating belong to the hospital. Proceeds from PATRICK 3lb 5499 the auction will benefit the hospital. Orange Juice ShopRrtt on. 49' Canned Ham CUDAHY \ can required. The ILO depends oh snagged in Congress, so legislation is with unions and bondholders to delay ■ 1 • FUISCHMANN'S Formerly occupied by interns, the SfiopRrtt beef. g the United States for one- advancing to let the city go bankrupt debt payments and reduce pension Margarine « 'Z 59' r i C l I m d d in n e r , SKINLESS i ^ 7 9 ' j:; fourth of its budget which is $60 as painlessly as possible,^ plans to regain solvency. houses are no longer needed for that g million this year. AFL-CIO :|f Meantime, the Democratic bill to, purpose since the intern program has 6 C heeseSinglesHX89' Imp. Ham l : i '7 9 ' A House judiciary subcommittee DUCK-FOOT DROP LEAFS •j: president George Meany is g provide $7 billion in ,federal loan ceased. The houses will be renovated Y a CTI i r f C ShopRrt* sundae style C 8-02 Q Q c was working on a bill to permit the to provide rental income to the $170 I U g U I I d ORSOMnHINLITE Armour Franks ^ 8 9 ' :g credited with pressuring the g city to file for bankruptcy without guarantees — the bill Ford threatens SALE $196 SWEETHEART BENCH hospital. SALE $196 NANTUCKET SALE .------BAKERY DEPT______ICECREAM- g U.S. action. g many of the conditions President to veto — ran into new trouble. The House Ways and Means Committee Mr. Abraham Klibanoff, chairman 60" SALE $139 SIDE CHAIR $55 Ford prescribed when he said a week r" WHITE BREAD ICE CREAM ^ BUENOS AIRES, Argentina | balked at approving the removal of of the auction, reminds those atten­ , 72" $147 a r m c h a ir $ ago that he preferred bankruptcy to ding to bring their own chairs. Sales A.., $ 1 3 9 g — Ailing President Isabel Per- “bail out.” tax-exempt status from bonds SALE will be cash only. Refreshments will HUTCH $319 ______cent. I g: son says she won’t resign guaranteed by the federal govern­ BOTH STORES OPEN: TUE. THROUGH FRI. TIL 9. APPETIZER DEPT. FROZEN FOODS g; despite demands from critics g; The strategy is to prepare the ment. be available. PEPPERIDGE FARM VANILLA. CHOCOLATE g that she stand aside. g bankruptcy legislation as a backstop If Ways and Means doesn’t approve Other committee chairmen are: SAT. TIL 5:30 / CLOSED MON. / 643-5171 FUDGE, GOLDEN OR DEVIL'S FOOD in case a Democratic bill to provide Mrs. Herbert, Snyder, maintenance: Roast Beef STOI that section, the bill stands virtually billions in federal loan guarantees Mrs. Leo Charendorff, security; IMPORTED ( Layer Cakes g MADRID, Spain — g no chance of clearing Congress. SwissCheese SWITZERLAND W-lb.* SALISBURY STEAK, TURKEY. SPAGHEHI fails to become law. That bill faces In otheY developments: ' ■ Mrs. William Roscoe, telephone, and CONVENIENT CHARGE SAUCE W /M U T BALLS. VEAL PARMIGIANA. g Generalissimo Francisco :g FRESH POTATO, SWEDISH MEATBALLS :g Franco’s doctors admitted :g antipathy in the House, a filibuster in — Gov. Hugh Carey said a source Mrs. Arthur Stewart, promotion. PLANS AT BOTH STORES SaladSale MACARONI, COLE SLAW K>. < . -1.. .^''0 Farmland Entrees pkS: 8 9 ^ ■g today that they were unable to the Senate and a veto in the White for a $150 million loan to the city had stem the kidney failure, g: House. been found, so default, threatened for Inside today 587 EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE'^ g uremic poisoining and blood g Under Ford’s bankruptcy plan, a Nov. 17, appeared to be staved off Taking an inventory of the contents of. houses owned by g clots pushing him closer to g federal judge would have day to day once again, Dec. 1 is the new default A ndover...... 16 Editorial ...... 4 Manchester Memorial Hospital for- an auction is Mrs. Lillian MANCHESTER BLOOMFIELD control of New York’s finances. He D-day. Bolton . . . J ...... 16 F a m ily ...... 6 533 COTTAGE GROVE RD. MANCHESTER_!_J ;g death. Franco was placed on a g Hunter as Bob Fluckiger, auctioneer, assists. The items will be 935 DOWNTOWN MAIN ST. g kidney machine but his condi- ;g could close a hospital, rewrite a pen­ — Carey asked for a short-term Classified ...,13-14 Hebron ...... 8, 16 > . KNOWN FOR QUALITY - FAMOUS FOR SERVICE Comics ,.;. .. 15 Obituraries ...... 8 auctioned Nov. 8 to the public in the National Guard Armory, on Jg tion remained grave. ;g sion plan, end rent control. $576 million Federal Reserve loan to But the- House bankruptcy bill keep four state agencies from Coventry ... .8, 16 Sports ... .9, 10, 11 Main St. Mrs, Hunter will be a coordinator for the runners at the P rkM tNecMva thru Sat., Nov. 1,1I7S. '‘In order le aaauroa tu(fteltnlauppt|efaaleaNM Ttafor eH our cuatemera, wo muol reeervo Iho Dear A bby...... 15 Scene from here . 4 fiflhi to lim it ih t purchaia ol aaloa lo 4 unlU ot any aalaa Ham. aicapt whero Olharwlaa noted.” Not reaponalble lor lypogrepNIeal errora leaves "political and governmental defaulting on their bonds this month. E Hartford . 7 Vertinn 7 12 auction. (Herald fihoto by Dunn) PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Nov. 6, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Nov. 6, 1975 - PAGE THREE State considering Theater schedule- S p e a k e r =■=*=*=*=*= :x:xx:^ H allow ecii costum e w inners A b o u t action to halt UA East 1 — “No Way House” 9:05 MCC hosts math meeting Guest Out” 7:30-9:20 Vernon Cinema 1 — HARVEST t o w n rail removal UA East 2 — “Abduc­ "Godfather Part II” 8:00 The Plvision of Mathematics, “ mathophobia” in freshman and There were winners in all grades ningham; sixth grade —Tracy Thomas R. Lewis, assistant state officials are considering tion” 7:10-9:10 Cinema 2 — “Whiffs” Sciences and Allied Health at sophomore students. who participated in the Waddell Cunliffe and Rob McMahon. UA . East 3 — professor of geography at School Halloween party costume con­ The judges were two Waddell The building improven/ents com­ legal action to stop or delay the Penn 7:30; “MASH” 9:15 Manchester Community College is The success of math programs will St. The meeting is open to all young Central Railroad from removing “Lisztomania” 7:15-9:15 Showplace Theater Manchester Community College, will test Friday at the school. About 400 teachers and two parents. mittee of North United Methodist host to the annual meeting of the be discussed. people from Grade 7 through high Showcase Cinema l-2:3-4 be guest speaker Friday at the 50-50 children and parents attended the Prizes of Waddell School book bags Church will meet tonight at 7 at the track along a 20-mile right-of-way South Windsor — “Len­ Mathematics Association of two-year On the panel will be: Sheila Tobias, school. Call theater for show- :g Club dinner-meeting at 7 p.m. at in PTA sponsored event. and Hardie’s tokens were given, to church. The committee on from Manchester to Willimantic. ny” 7:00; “Last Tango in colleges in Connecticut (MATYCON) associate provost at Wesleyan The state is working to determine times Paris” 9:00 SALE Neill Hall of St. Mary’s Episcopal The following students were the pre-schoolers up to the fourth nominations will meet at 8. Friday on the MCC -campus. University; Steven Shrriurak, on the A Bible study will be conducted whether it can afford to buy the tr^ck Burnside 1 — “Whiffs”. R o c k v ille I — “ Mathematics Anxiety Among staff of Wesleyan; Jean Smith of winners: grade winners. Hi-Q games were tonight at 7:30 at the United Pre-school —Christopher Prytko awarded to costume winners in the Manchester Young Marines will at its $1 million price tag, it was 9:15; “ 11 Harrow House” “Cinderella” 7:00; “One of Students” is the meeting’s theme. Middlesex Community College; Bon­ Lewis will give an illustrated talk Pentecostal Church, 187 Woodbridge 7:30 and Brian O'Marra; kindergarten fifth and sixth grades. meet tonight at 7 at Howell Cheney learned at a Wednesday State Capitol Dinosaurs is Missing” 8:30 A panel composed of math faculty nie Doneady, Wesleyan; Robert on the former South Manchester St. Burnside 2— “Harry and Rockville II “American —Cary Stolten, Stacy Giguere, Jim­ a' puppet show presented by Regional Technical School. meeting on the controversial from both private and public colleges Rosenbaum, Wesleyan; and Mario Railroad. removal of rails along the abandoned Tonto” 7:00” “11 Harrow Graffitti” 7:10-9:10 will discuss the problems of Fiondella, director of the math divi­ my Belasky; first grade —Kim puppeteer Phyllis Nierendorf con­ line. Soucie, Alan Livermore, Jennifer cluded the evening's program. The board of Christian education of 3 DAYS ONLY sion at MCC. Emanuel Lutheran Church will Club dues may be paid to Ron or Boril; second grade, Brian Arnold The PTA members made phone Center Congregational Church will State Finance Commissioner Jay host the “World Community Day” Shirley Hewett before or after this and Tammy Carter. calls later in the evening to the meet tonight at 7:30 in the Federa­ Tepper, who hosted the Wednesday celebration sponsored by Church meeting, said the state Department meeting. Members of St. Mary’s Also, third grade—Trisha Cunliffe children who attended the party. tion Room of the church. Women United on Friday at noon at CARPETS ABOUT TOWN Church wishing to join the club may of Transportation has only $50 and Jimmy Sears; fourth grade Those who answered the phone call the parish office for information. the church. Participants are million to work with for all transit SAVE —Heidi Gavello, Mark Nutt, Matt received a 50-cent Bicentennial coin. reminded to bring a sandwich ;dessert Chapman Court, Order of Hall of Mayfair Gardens. The Salvation Army will have ti^n- projects in the next four years. Nutt; fifth grade —Fionna Cun­ The coins were awarded to two and coffee will be served. This Amaranth, will observe Past brel practice tonight at 6:30, Junior The Providence & Worcester children in each grade level. fellowship will be followed by a Matrons and Patrons Night at its Band at 7 and the Junior Singing Railroad has expressed interest in worship service in the sanctuary at 1 meeting Friday at 7:45 p.m. at the Company at 7:30 at the Citadel. the Manchester-to-Willimantic line W HO LESALE BUY A The Organization of The Han­ p.m. Masonic Temple. A potluck will be Manchester. All handicapped people and P&W President Robert Eder dicapped (OTH) will conduct its living on the east side of the river un­ served at 6:30. Officers will wear monthly meeting on Monday from says he’s willing to buy the track if TO A L L white. der age 65 are invited. For direc­ 725 E. MIDDLE TURNPIKE Junior and Senior Confirmation The Manchester Gilbert & Sullivan K it d ie n A id 7:30 to 9 p.m. at Mayfair Gardens the state buys the right-of-way. tions, call 646-5015 or 646-7786. Classes of Emanuel Lutheran Church Workshop will have auditions tonight Social Hall, Main and N. Main St., The Department of Transportation Trailer Loads In A setback card game will be will meet tonight at 6:30 in the parish at 8 in South United Methodist had agreed to buy the right-of-way DISHWASHER MODEL OF YOUR CHOICE MANCHESTER building of the church. 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Coupon P.r F.mlly ______‘''’‘'P'’" •••' cBecount card now! save 504 Fri. 8-8, Sar. 8-4 \\m m m ICLIP N' SAVEBM iy ^■■■■ICLU II f l w f PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, .Conn., Thurs,, Nov. 6, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Nov, 6, 1975 — PAGE FIVE Debate the issues Miss Berwick JiaurltPBtpr Stipitiiig HrralJi WASHINGTON - Predictably* President Ford has said no, he would ANDREW TULLY recognized Founded Oct. 1, 1881 not at this time support a con­ stitutional amendment against man­ SO the people, if necessary, could . Suzanne Berwick^of Member, Audit Bureau of Circulation Member, United Press International PRE-HOLIDAY' datory busing for school desegrega­ start making the final decision to Coventry has been Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square. tion. ratify or not ratify through their awarded her certified Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephony (203) 643-2711. I say predictably, because while state legislatures. professional secretary cer­ tificate. Raymond F. RobinSon, Editor-Publisher Harold E. Turkingfon. Managing Editor Ford obviously thinks forced busing It seems to me that a properly is an outrage he also can recognize a worded amendment could take the A member of the MANCHESTER hot political potato when it' is offered racism out of busing sifnply by Manchester Association of him. So he has taken refuge in that j following the decision of the Supreme Educational Secretaries, Opinion time-honored gimmick, the study. Court in the landmark Brown deci­ she is secretary to Dr. This study will be made by the sion 21 years ago. The highest bench James P. Kennedy, Department of Health, Education said then that a child could not be superintendent of schools Bicentennial project and Welfare and the Justice Depart­ denied admission to a public school ■ '^ In Manchester. ment, to ponder alternatives to solely because of the color of his Miss Berwick’s certifica- Everybody is proposing freedom or merely represent a school busing that would achieve skin. Yet federal courts have in­ 519 E. MIDDLE TPKL some project or program to numbers game political par­ “reasonable” desegregation and creasingly felt obliged to measure get people more involved with ties like to play? Why not just provide equal~access to quality the good faith of desegregating education. You’d better believe the schools by the racial results of their 646-4455 the nation’s Bicentennial register voters? study won’t be completed before next programs. celebration which will climax This leads to another tyran­ year’s presidential election. When a pupil volunteers to endure July 4, 1976. ny, that of tradition. How In fact, both Republicans and a crosstown bus ride in order to at­ While the Bicentennial much money is wasted because Democrats would just as soon hear tend a superior educational institu­ as little as possible about school tion, that is “busing.” When that marks the anniversary of the we will not eliminate such busing during the next 11 months. It same pupil is transported across a Declaration of Independence, traditional offices as sheriffs is not an issue either party can city to a school as bad as the school DRYS oniy we should keep in mind that and constables and, if we were explore with much profit, for the he can walk to, solely because of his race, that is “forced busing.” And this challenge to King to end registration by party simple reason that public opinion OFF EVERHHING seemstto be about evenly divided on “ forced busing” is just as un­ 13.90 George’s tyranny was neither registrars of voters? whether equality can be achieved by constitutional as a court order the real beginning or the end of Perhaps you can think of or judicial fiat. / requiring an auto mechanic or a bank the struggle for human know of other instances where That’s too bad because the mmter vice president to work in a certain reg. $18 could stand a prompt airing in neighborhood. IN THE STORE! freedom. we have these little . petty Congress, and let the presidential In 1954, the Supreme Court The precedent was the tyrannies that bug us every so candidates fall where they may. Sen. observed that to separate black 25% Shoes, D&L In Corbins, often and wished they could be John Tower, R-Tex., one of several children from others solely on the Avon, Bristol, Vernon Magna Carta and the struggle and Manchester to refine, re-define and extend eliminated to improve not only legislators sponsoring amendments basis of their race “generates a aimed at barring court orders to bus feeling of inferiority as to their human freedom continues the operation and economy of pupils, says he thinks the anti-busing status in a community that may Suzanne Berwick today. government but the people could win this one. Joe Rauh, affect their hearts and minds in a HERE'S GOOD NEWS FOR YOU AND YOUR FAMILY Therefore, perhaps the most relationship between govern­ a Washington lawyer and civil rights way unlikely ever to be undone.” But tion is awarded by the v.hat about a black pupil who keeps Institute for Certifying fitting way we might attempt ment and the individual as . lawyer, says he doubts an anti-busing Tired of going to furniture sales and finding the only items on sale are those you wouldn’t own at any price? Living amendment could gain the required hearing that a school is inferior if its Secretaries and indicates Room Interiors has solved this problem and just In time lor your holiday buying plans. For the next week, the to commemorate the Declara­ well. two-thirds majorities in the House enrollment is too black? the fulfillment of a WHOLE STORE IS ON SALEI That’s righti Come In and pick from the hundreds of solas, chairs, recliners, sleep- tion of Independence and its We suggest the Connecticut and Senate. That, after all, is the issue; prescribed period of educa- solas, or bedding sets on display. After you’ve picked out the item you need, you can deduct a whopping 25% off our tion, satisfactory defiant challenge to General Assembly leadership Both Tower and Rauh probably are Whether education as well as justice regular selling price. And remember, this big 25% discount applies not to just a few specials, but to every brand- doing their arithmetic with their should be color blind. And it says secretarial experience. name hom«;jurnl8hing in the store. Even the Stiffel lamps, Barcalounger recliners, Sealy Convertibles, International authoritarianism is to re­ might consider naming a bi­ York Beach, Maine, surf (Photo by Steve Dunn) glands, but that’s all right. It would here that, election year or not, it is Other requirements for ‘ solas and Lewittes decorator chairs. If you’ve dreamed of a more gracious home this Holiday Season, Living Room examine the state of human partisan group of lawmakers be leiiciious if the battle were fought still one of Congress' duties to debate the award are successful Interiors can make your dream come true. . . at 25% less than you expectedi freedom in Manchester, in and citizens to act as Bicenten­ out on Capitol Hill as soon as pdssible the issues. completion of a two-day comprehensive examina­ The shoe that goes easily Connecticut and in the nation. nial Ombudsman. Citizens tion in the areas of en­ everywhere you go...dressy, Now we are not expecting could let the committee know vironmental relationships, casual...in skirts or major changes or assaults on what they think are petty and Justice William O. Douglas’ lonely debate business and public policy, pants! Love its versatility the entrenched and compla­ useless little tyrannies in our Establishment to the end. economics and manage­ in camel, smooth navy or knowledge of corporation finance to ment, financial analysis AS ALWAYS shiny black! TACOMA, Wash. — I caught a He has done everything, been STORE HOURS cent government we have government at all levels. The the chairmanship of the Security and the mathematics of glimpse of Justice William 0. everywhere. He has broken whole allowed to rise out of the ashes committee in turn could refer MAX LERNER Exchange Commission. Then he was business, communications DAILY 10 A.M. - 9 P.M. • FREE DELIVERY Douglas on TV the other day, in his clusters of rules — in his marriages, oneL of the remarkable band of and decision making, and of that successful rebellion the ones of major concern to wheelchair, on his way to his his activisms, his flirtations with SATURDAY 10 A.M. - 5 P.M. • MASTER CHARGE Roosevelt judges who turned the office procedures. about two centuries ago. the legislature if legislative ac­ Supreme Court duties. He seemed pus” who stayed on the court until a political politics, his walking tours, CLOSED MONDAY • BANKAMERICARD later age than his own: Supreme Court around, and became Miss Berwick has been very frail, but gallant in his courage, his travels, his mountain climbing, What we are proposing is a tion is needed; the administra­ I write this in Douglas country, in a militant mainstay of the liberal employed by the Board of • PAYMENT PLANS as he told the old Justice Holmes his lecturing, his myriad of books. Warren Court, and has carried over Education since August questioning of the rules and tion if it can be resolved that story; Holmes and Brandeis on a the shadow of Dougas’ youth. A half- Like Tennyson’s Ulysses, he feels into the Burger Court as its oldest 1971. She is an honor regulations that have become way, or to other branches of street corner in. Washington, the hour drive from here in Yakima, strongly about “how dull it is to member. graduate of Manchester wind whipping a pretty girl’s skirt where this extraordinary man grew pause/to rest unburnished, not to 1>L inhibitions upon our personal government if necessary. The tenacity with which he holds High School and received around her knees, Brandeis going on up and had his early life struggles shine in use.” freedoms. The idea is not to radically before he heeded the call to “Go on to his court post, in the face of his her B.S. degree in business in earilest conversation, the 90-year- partial paralysis, and the ups and There is an often-told Supreme SAVINGS administration from the Let’s get into the Bicenten­ change anything as much as it old Holmes sighing, “Oh, to be 70 East, young man” and invaded Court story about Justice Stephen J. Columbia and Yale law schools and downs of improvement and relapse, University of Hartford. nial spirit by challenging some is to tidy up for the Bicenten­ again.” I took it as Douglas’ way of is one of the dramatic stories of court Field, a West Coaster like Douglas, pointing to the “Yankee from Olym- the corporate life of Wall Street. He but unlike him one of the court’s of these petty tyrannies that nial celebration the fundamen­ brought his rugged honesty and his history. exist in many forms. tal individual freedoms we Clearly Douglas wants his tenure most committed conservatives. Center Church i Justice Robert Grier was not only For example, is the freedom cherish, but through neglect, on the Supreme Court to outlast annual hazaar Euthanasia case Gerald Ford’s in the White House. getting old, he was also a man of con­ of choice really fulfilled when indifference or lack of con­ President Ford is damned in his eyes fused mind, who showed some of his Saturday a person has to register to vote cern, we have allowed to be for a double reason. He inherited the confusion in the historic Legal “Gingerbread Fair," the as a party member or unaf­ limited or restricted by major precedent Presidency from Nixon, and when he Tender cases. Field headed a com­ annual bazaar of Center was in Congress he led the Nixon Ad­ mittee of his brethren to persuade Congregational Church, filiated voter. Does party or needless and often petty rules' Everyone wants what is best for ministration effort to impeach him to retire. Years later, when will take place Saturday nonaffiliation enhance and regulations. Karen Anne Quinlan, the 21-year-old DON OAKLEY Douglas. These would seem reason Field was old and sick and his fellow from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. at PUBLIC NOTICE woman who has been lying in a coma enough for Douglas’ enmity. But in judges reminded him of his role in the church, II Center St. in a New Jersey hospital for six withdrawal of extraordinary treat­ addition he seems convinced that the tjie Grier retirement. Field shot The fair will feature a months as the result of an apparently ment keeping someone alive who judge Gerald Ford would pick to back, “Yes, and a dirtier day’s work variety of items made by Scene from here self-administered mixture of alcohol would die if nature were allowed to succeed him would be one more vote I never did in my life.” members and friends of 0 and drugs. take its course. As testimony in this added to Nixon’s four court ap­ None of Douglas’ colleagues will do Center Church. Homemade 7 Days To Try T V j The court suit brought by her father, case has brought out, and as every pointees, to provide a five-judge a Field on him, not his liberal friends baked goods and confec­ Last CABLE Election afterthoughts asking that he be permitted to turn off doctor and nurse knows, this passive majority for conservative decisions. who treasure him, not the Burger tions, preserves, aprons the respirator that is keeping her kind of euthanasia is far from rare, This is political reasoning, but it group which feels it best not to in­ ana decorative “homey” It has occurred to many political alive in a vegetable state, has at­ though seldom admitted. isn’t the first time the judges have tervene. Douglas must himself items will be available at decide just when the point will come observers that the “non-partisan” tracted international attention and It is further argued that if the deci­ reasoned politically when they had to the “Country Store.’’ Manchester Property Owners’ SOL R. COHEN brought into highly emotional focus sion not to use, or to cease using, ar­ decide about retiring. Politics is at which his tenacity is no longer a There also will be a selec­ symbol of courage and will but Our one Month Free OFFER must be Association (MPOA) was caught the question of how far modern tificial means to prolong life useless­ never very far from the Supreme tion of plants, antique items, with its partisanship showing in medical science should be required ly, hopelessly and indifintely is to Court, from the time a President begin to hurt the court’s image as toys, used books and Republican Nathan Agostinelli was well as its work. Tuesday’s election and, in the to go to prolong life and, indeed, just “play God,” so is the opposite deci­ starts to pick a new judge right up to jewelry, plus gifts, knitted process, lost most of its onetime 36 when he became mayor in 1966. He has had a longer service on the what we mean by "life” and when it sion. And while no expense should be the time he gives way to another. In and Christmas items and a clout. court than any judge in its history. can be said to be ended. spared as long as there is hope, to go the case of Justice Douglas his tag sale. to Popular The registrar’s office wants to be extended 7 Days For one thing, its executive board Because Karen's doctors as well as refusal to retire just happens to be He knows that the next 15 months, A large portion of the contacted by the gentleman caught in beyond reasonable hope is cruel not went on record in opposition to the other expert medical witnesses more nakedly political than usual. until a newly elected President is in­ proceeds from the fair will a voting machine in District 2, only to the patient but emotionally school referendum question. It called in the suit have testified that But it is also something more. augurated, will be a hinge of history be donated to CROP for Robertson School, Tuesday, when the and often financially cruel to the carried by a wide margin. there is virtually no hope that she Douglas doesn’t want to give up his in deciding who will take his seat and use in the construction of a mechanism jammed. He left without patient's loved,.ones. Then, several top MPOA officials will ever regain consciousness, let The doctors have a saying — far self-image easily. He is frail, he retain its power, perhaps for water resource project Demand! revealing his name. publicly backed Republican can­ alone full health, and that her brain must get physical therapy, he sits decades. He feels that to yield this Mrs. Michael Markstein The machine, and five others of the from universally accepted among didates for the Board of Directors, has probably been irreparably silently through the Supreme Court power now to the wrong person would and Mrs. Brad Vale are same 1937 series, are being retired them — that “thou shalt not kill, but including two former members of the damaged, many people believe that sessions when once he asked barbed defeat the purpose of his whole chairmen of the event, and will be replaced with machines needst not officiously strive to keep MPOA executive board — one of the only humane thing is to ilrtplug questions from the bench. But he still judicial life. which is open to the public. purchased earlier this year. alive.” Before we end our ^^One Month Free^^ offer we have instructed our representatives to make sure them a former MPOA president. the devices and, as her mother asks, sees himself as he once was — the So he hangs on in anguish, and the The six machines have been used in The lawyers have a saying that The two former MPOA officials let her die in dignity. daring young man on the flying nation waits and wonders about the every election since 1937 and have ac­ “hard cases make hard law.” Bid opening they tell everyone in town about Cable TV and this Fabulous offer. ran 10th and 11th in a field of 12. But everyone also wants what is Washington trapeze, defying the lonely debate he is caught in. cumulated voter counts ranging from set for Nov. 17 36,260 to 38,909. best for society, and in this respect It appears that attempts to make many fear that if the family’s Bids will be opened Nov. Due to the tremendous response our representatives tell us they need more time. That s why Buckland Commons and the request is granted in this case, it will 17 in the Manchester ’The Connecticut State Library has Cloak and dagger by computer Buckland Firehouse campaign issues establish a precedent that will open Municipal Building for fur­ furnished us with a clue on why the weWe extending this offer. (at the expense of the Democrats) the way to euthanasia — the putting nishing the highway first Tuesday in November is Elec­ didn’t work out too well. to death of the incurably ill or injured coded wireless messages picked up department with three new tion Day in most of the nation. WASHINGTON — It is said of one The Democrats carried all voting — and from there, such horrors as by sensitive listening devices and trucks and the police The date was established for former Central Intelligence Agency RAY CROMLEY If you havenH heard the whole story yourself from one of our representatives^ please give us a call. districts in the North End — District the legal murder of the senile, the in­ analysis by specialists of technical, department with a new national elections 130 years ago — by operative involved in Watergate that 1, Buckland School; District 2, sane or anyone else adjudged to be scientific, commercial and other highway striping machine. i an act of the 1845 Congress. if you asked him to find out for you Most of the illegal activities Robertson School; and District 7, unfit to live. publications, from which piece-by­ The highway department what was printed on the front page of exposed in recent studies for which Waddell School. Others counter that there is a vast piece and item-by-item the capability is seeking a 1975 or 1976 This offer will not he repeated! We can’t help wondering about all the New York Times on a given date, the CIA stands accused, are of little Actually, the Democrats won in gulf between positive euthanasia — he would not go down to the newss­ and organization of the military and dump truck of 13,000 to 15,- nine districts and the Republicans in the polls and and all the comments value — the esoteric poisons, the dart political forces of a potential enemy 000 pounds and two 1975 or and ^ all the speculation concerning the deliberate killing of a person who tand and buy a copy. gun, the cloak and dagger spying. only one — District 5, Buckley would otherwise go on living, if only can be calculated. 1976 half-ton pickups. President Gerald Ford and Ronald Rather he would perch himself on The payoff is not worth the cost. ' School. Vivian Ferguson, the top in purely biological sense — and the the 12th story of a building — com­ The discovery and conviction — or Being offered in trade on Republican vote-getter, won out not Reagan, in their quest for the The opening of mail, the shadowing eviction — of spies is a more com­ the dump truck is a 1971 Republican nomination for president plete with disguise — and with a of suspects, the listing of who attends only in District 5 but in District 10, precision, highpowered camera and plicated business. But again, this is Ford station wagon. Being Manche°ster High School, as well. In in 1976. what meetings and who parties with accomplished in lai'ge part by what offered in trade on the We can’t believe people actually attachments, covertly photograph whom, the interviewing of neighbors District 10, she was second high the first page of the paper being read might be called sophisticated pickup trucks are two 1968 among all 12 candidates, losing out think that the Republicans would - is normally a waste of time. The bookkeeping. All spies make mis­ Dodge pickups. bypass Ford for Reagan or for by some man or woman in the park exception is when you have sufficient only to Democrat Matt Moriarty Jr THOUGHT below. takes. All leave traces. Irregularities Being offered in trade on 652 to 632. anyone else. evidence to be virtually certain of form patterns. Sweeping sur­ the highway striping We can’t believe any political party One problem the CIA lives with'is guilt and know almost precisely what that it was founded, in "part, from veillance boggles the mind in cost machine (as an alternate Moriarty, the high vote-getter for would dump its incumbent president, Let me not take to myself, and suf­ you are looking for. and is usually self defeating in that it bid) is a 1969 line striper. DON especially since he has announced he remnants of the World War II Office Modern intelligence, whether by DICK BOB PHIL the Board of Directors and expected fer overvthe actions and’teactions of of Strategic Services. The OSS had a warns the suspects. The objective of DON TOM JIM DAN to become Manchester mayor Nov. will seek the nomination. We can’t other people. Other adult human the CIA or the FBI is a highly modern intelligence is to spot the remember the last time the nucleus of professionals. It also at­ technical profession, similar to ad­ 17, when the board meets to organize, beings are not my responsibility, no tracted an unusually large nurhber of irregularities, investigate them in Barbs was making his first run at political Republicans or Democrats didn’t matter how closelytheir lives may be vanced scientific research. depth. By PHIL PASTORET nominate an incumbent who wanted men and women who developed their Some 90 per cent of usable infor­ office Tuesday. intertwined with mine. I will not ideas of intelligence from TV spy There has been a tendency to the nomination. Republican Calvin, mation comes from open, un­ If the boss is so dumb, how When he was named a director in allow myself to be troubled by stories and paperback thrillers. gather so much marginal information February 1^4, it was to fill a vacan­ Coolidge and Democrat Lyndon .John­ anyone else; my one problem is to classified sources. come he eats lunch at the hotel 646-6400 Unfortunately, numbers of these it has been impossible to sort the and you’re still brown-bagging cy created by the resignation of son announced unequivocally they improve my own way of living and By and large, spies are a vanishing wheat from the chaff. The file were out of the' running. dilettantes had high Ivy League con­ breed in the American system of in­ it? Anthony Pietrantonio, also a looking at life. nections and some influence with the drawers of our intelligence agencies Democrat. He had been campaign We have , to believe that this on­ “God teach me to detach my mind telligence. The Russians, the are filled with material which no one Legislators and members of the law firm of Wild Bill counterfeiters have one talent manager for Democrat Robert Price going thing with Ford and Reagan is from what others say and do, except Chinese,, the North Koreans and has time to look at. a public relations gimmick — to Donovan, the head of OSS. other secretive societies still depend • In common: They’re experts at ^ a te r Hartford CATV, Inc. 801 Parker Street, Manchester, Conn. in the 1973 election campaign. to draw helpful lessons and guidance Intelligence was an exciting game. An u p g ra d in g of th e passing bum bills,. Moriarty, at 34, will be the stimulate Republican interest, at a from them.” heavily on spies. The British have a professionalism of the CIA would do ' The CIA has, over the years, slowly At the price of eggs today, youngest Manchester mayor since low point since Watergate, and to Submitted by sophisticated system. much to remove the legitimate dis­ build up Reagan, or some other far- whittled down the number and in­ But Americans now tend to concen­ let’s hear no more talk about the late Aaron Cook filled the post The Board of Deaconesses fluence of these holdovers, and their content voiced both by the White chickens being dumb clucks. when he was first selectnaan under a right conservative, as the ftepublican trate their efforts on satellites, on Second Congregational disciples in the next generation. House and by Congress. orevious form of government. candidate for vice president. Church complicated computer analysis of We just saved $18 a week on Even jodav. the job is not complete. gas — hid the wife’s car keys. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs,, Nov. 6. 1975 — PAGE SEVEN PAGE SIX — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, tonn., Thurso, Nov. 6. 1975 Blackstone, a happy man From Your ' Maney-Mo rga n East Hartford Maryjane Morgan of Coventry and SHEILA TULLER i Neighbor’s Kitchen Richard S. Maney of Manchester, 289-4283 iiiiiiiiiiiuiiiii nun ' l l By Vivian Ferguson were married Oct. 11 at North United East Hartford’s Democratic Methodist Church in Manchester. Headquarters w as, a happy place just The bride is the daughter of Mr. minutes after the polls closed Tuesday and Mrs. Alfred Morgan of 3 Victoria night. CLOUPOINi OFFER Dr., Coventry. The bridegroom is the Early returns showed Richard H. Every Sunday in winter my sisters son of Mrs. Flossie Maney of 134 Blackstone had won his fourth term as and I would make popcorn. Off would Helaine Rd. mayor of East Hartford. come the lid on the old-fashioned The Rev. Earle Custer of Shortly after the final results were kitchen stove. It was somewhat .Manchester performed the double­ tallied and Blackstone was proclaimed With This Coupon modern at that since it was fired by ring ceremony. The church was winner and mayor, he said, "I am a happy ^ oil burners under the cooking lids. decorated with pompons and roses. man...happy for my term, the party, the m i We had an 9,Id-fashioned popcorn The bride, given in marriage by town, and myself. It is a good victory.” basket, the kind with a long handle SOLO CUPS STARTER PACK her father, wore a white Irish linen The mayor said the campaign was hard and we would take turns shaking it with Purchase of 7-Oz. gown with lace trimmed V-neckline, in that many Issues raised were not real constantly over thg; direct flame. Refills at Reg. Price short puffed sleeves, and brush train. issues. This made them harder to deal Good thru Saturday, Nov, Bth While the corn was popping, we She wore an elbow-length profile veil with. would talk about many things, Redeem at Highland Park Market and carried a cascade bouquet of He said, “The party worked hard and Limit One Coupon Per Family sometimes arguing as siblings will HIGHLAND PARK autumn^colored pompons, roses and did the job we always do. We talked to the do. There was about those moments carnations with baby’s breath. people and offered them continued good 317 Highland St., IHanchester the same interchange as occurred Mrs. Karen Morgan of Colchester, government.” while doing the dishes together, the bride’s sister-in-law, was matron Blackstone said he feels the people The Choicest Meat In TownI before the days of the electric of honor. believe in his administration. They machine. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Alfred Morgan of Colchester, the showed their faith. My mother believed in putting lots bridl’s brother, was best man. Blackstone said hiS' administration (CODPOIM OFFER) of butter on the hot corn and we Mayor Richard Blackstone, left, Ushers were Kenneth Morgan of would be looking harder at some com­ would sit around the living room, ( C O l l P O N O F I I RT Coventry and William Morgan of munity problems and would prepare and Janies Fitegerald, Democratic listening to the radio, reading the Manchester, the bride’s brothers; themselves better. town chairman, shake hands at newspapers and crunching on our With This Coupon and Walter Lockwood of Manchester. ! He felt problems in the past were party headquarters in East Hart­ corn. There was no television in A reception was held at the Garden handled in a positive manner, A job that those days. ford Tuesday. (Herald photo by Grove in Manchester. The couple will had-to be done was done. 2 0 < O FF An electric corn popper is still fun Sugar ’n spice apple corn Tuller) With This Coupon reside in Rockville. While Blackstone snoke with members for the children as they watch the Mrs..jManey, a senior at Eastern of the press, radio and television aides PILLSBURY FUDGE marvel of the popping kernels Connecticut State College, is present­ congratulated each other, and Town state Democratic Chairman William FREE through a glass cover. We heat an Reduce hfeat to low; stir in butter dried apples. There’s nothing hew ly student teaching at Center Road McKinney Photo Chairman Jim Fitzgerald manned the O’Neill. LAWRY TACO KIT old-fashioned heavy bowl in the oven until melted. Pour syrup in thin about dried apples, of course. Our BROWNIE MIX School in Vernon. Mr. Maney is phones. To one, Fitzgerald remarked, “We With Purchase of to hold the corn. When we have stream over corn, stirring, to coat earliest ancestors dried apples for FAMILY SIZE employed, at the Hartford Freezer in Congratulatory calls were received ear­ worked, we won and did we want this One at Regular Price finished popping, we melt the butter well. Cool slightly. Butter hands; winter usage in various ways. Dried Mr. and Mrs. R ich^d S. Maney Good thru Saturday, Nov. 8th East Hartford. ly from Congressman William Cotter and one!” Good thru Saturday, Nov. 8th in the electric popper. shape into 3” balls and place on apples can be found in health food Redeem at Highland Park Market stores. Redeem at Highland Park Market Popcorn balls are nice to give out waxed paper. Makes about 16 balls. Limit One Coupon Par Family Limit One Coupon Per family to children, especially at holiday The next recipe is an old one. These time. Buy colored cellophane at the are the molasses corn balls we knew Sugar 'll Spire apple eorn stationery counter in which to wrap as children. 4 quarts unsalted popped corn the goodies. Molasses eorn balls Vz cup butter Caramel popcorn balls 3 quarts popped corn 1 cup chopped, dried apples 8 cups popped corn (approximately 1 cup molasses Vz cup brown sugar, firmly packed Menus k. V Vz cup unpopped) Vz cup sugar 1 teaspoon apple or pumpkin pie % cup granulated sugar 1 tablespoon butter spice llllllllltllllllllllll % cup brown sugar (packed) Vz teaspoon s^lt Keep popcorn hot in 300 degree ‘/2 cup light corn syrup Sprinkle popped corn with salt. oven. Melt butter in saucepan. Add Project HELP the College Bookstore. Luncheons carrots, bread, butter, milk, are served promptly at noon in the Vz cup water Melt butter and add molasses and apples, sugar and spice to melted Menus which will be prepared and chocolate pudding. Food Service Dining Room at 1 teaspoon white vinegar sugar. Boil until candy thermometer butter; cook mixture over low heat served next week by members of Thursday: Grinder, applesauce, Manchester Community College, Stu­ '/4 teaspoon salt reaches 270 or mixture is brittle five minutes, stirring occasionally. HELP (Handicapped Earning and milk, ice cream. U.S.D.A. CHOICE MEATS! when dropped into cold water. Pour Pour slowly over hot popped corn; dent Center, 60 Bidwell St. Friday: Tomato soup, toasted % cup butter or margarine Living Project), a program designed Alt Meats Are Freshly Cut; They’re Never Pre-Packaged! Measure popped corn. Combine mixture gradually, while stirring toss lightly to coat corn evenly. Serve to train handicapped for employment cheese sandwich, vegetable sticks, sugars, corn syrup, water, vinegar constantly, over corn. Butter hands; warm or cool. Makes 4 quarts. milk, peanut butter brownie. in the food service industry, at USDA CHOICE FIRST CUT and salt in saucepan (2-quart size). shape into balls. Wrap in waxed Manchester Community College, are School f Heat over medium-high heat to paper when cool. as follows/' Note: When making popcorn balls, CHUCK ROAST lb. boiling, stirring frequently. Cook, Monday: Garden salad with Cafeteria menus which will be The era of the laundromat stirring constantly, to 260 degrees on use as little pressure as possible to USDA CHOICE CENTER CUT dressing, baked lasagna, fried served next week at Manchester was born on April 18, 1934, in thermometer, or until small amount avoid breaking corn. Contrary to legend, moss zucchini, garlic bread, apple pie, Public Schools are as follows: Mon­ Fort Worth, Tex., with the lb. dropped into very cold water forms a The last recipe is a fairly new one. doesn’t kill trees but actually coffee or tea. day, cheeseburg on a roll, tater tots, i CHUCK ROAST It is made with popped corn and hard ball. helps them. The growth holds Tuesday: No classes. buttered wax beans, milk, mixed opening of a “Washateria”, a I USDA CHOICE CALIFORNIA a ^ the nutrients that come down Thursday: Cream of tomato soup, fruit. n ew type of service in rain and lets them drip submarine sandwich, potato chips, Tuesday: Veterans’ Day. whereelectricwashing ma­ \ 111 I CHUCK ROAST . * 1 . 0 9 slowly to the trees’ roots. sugar cookies (2 ), coffee or tea. Wednesday: Meat balls with gravy, chines could be rented by the We Give Old Fashion uSDA CHOICE RONELESS Tickets may be purchased through whipped potato, buttered peas and hour. Balcfcer Service SHOULDER ROAST .lb. 1.39 At Our Service Meat USDA CHOICE RONELESS SHOULDER STEAK a ^ i i DID YOU KNOW? Bus for seniors on tri-town roads WOODLAND Oakwood Farms Racquet Club is offering MANCHESTER PARKADE Department, You LONDON BROIL . ^ 1 . 4 9 FREE afternoon court time to all junior Brenda Buttimer of Ellington boards the senior citizen bus she USDA CHOICE GARDENS members? 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ThurS., Nov. 6, 1975 - PAGE NINE Mrs. Anne Rautenberg American Legion and Veterans of Mrs. Anne M. j^aulenberg, 60, of 69 Foreign Wars Posts and the Baseball funds missing Obituaries Rockville Lodge of Elks. He was a Wells St. died Tuesday at her home. Manchester Police detectives are charged Wednesday afternoon with communicant of St. James Church. Mrs. Rautenberg was born in investigating a Wednesday complaint reckless burning after he was seen Manchester hooters advance to quarterfinals Survivors are a sister, Mrs. Paul Brooklyn, N.y., and had lived in by officials of the Northern Connec­ lighting leaves on Spruce St. He was Jones of Manchester; a brother, Marfchester all her life. She formerly ticut Big League that nearly $1,800 is referred to juvenile authorities and Horace St. Lawrence of Portsmouth, Earl Seaman dies was employed at Cheney Bros. missing from their treasury. released to his parents. Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. N.H.; and several nieces and Earl G. Seaman, 95, of 109 nephews. - President Earl Carey and board • Two 13-year-old Manchester .Waranoke Rd., former president _pf - Richard Rickis of Suffield; three member John Williams of the Little boys, referred to juvenile authorities sisters, Mrs. Stanley Murawski and The funeral is Monday at 8:15 a.m. after thrilling overtime victory over Hamden League affiliate told police that $1,- in connection with vandalism at a the F.T. Blish Hardware and a from Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. Mrs. Joseph Grigolat, both of 777 can’t be accounted for. warehouse on Hilliard St. Several corporator of the Savings Bank of Center St., with a Mass at St. James but it was exciting. The game just With it all tied at 6-all, Hyde Dragon goal 4:30 into the first period it swur I like a pendulum, and John came out trying to make the stop but Manchester, and Mrs. Tessie Fogg of The league officials said they first windows were broken Wednesday, By LEN AUSTER Manchester, died early this morning Church at 9. Burial will be in the went back and forth.” stepped up and with his unconven­ on art assist fjom Mark Velardi and Brady \ ut his club ahead before the his movement put him out of posi­ at a Manchester convalescent home. Portland, Maine., and a grand­ became suspicious a few months ago police said.. ' __ Herald Sportswriter end of t. e third stanza with the score tion. Stimac’s second goal was his. daughter. veterans section of St. Joseph Not only did Manchester High;Stub- Danielson acknowledged his club tional method of using the outside Dean Walsh netted the second tally Mr. Seaman was born Jan. 5, 1880 when league umpires complained Tolland early in the second quarter with an set lip by Sandy Oakes who prevented ninth of, the season which leads the The funeral is Friday at 9:15 a.m. Cemetery, Lowell, Mass. bornly refuse to remain behind in had worked on penalty kicks Tuesday part of his foot to shoot, drilled a in Manchester, son of the late Carl they weren’t getting paid. Officials Carl J. Lamphere, 18, and Kenneth assist from Velardi. On both goals, the ball 1 om going over the end line club. from Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Friends may call at the funeral yesterday’s State Soccer Tourna­ and as circumstances prevailed the grounder to the right corner with a and Charlotte Tryon Seaman, and checked the league balance sheets Thompson Jr., 16, both of Quincy, Hamden had time to manueveh and and chijjpng a pass into the middle. “We wore them down at the end,” Main St., with a Mass at the Church home Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 ment Class AA Division first round Work proved productive. The 29-year guessing Molloy heading in the other had lived here all his life; He and were unable to locate the mis­ Mass., were charged early this mor­ make its break, “Hamden is a fine The loca s put the pressure on in Danielson analyzed, "They didn’t of the Assumption at 10. Burial will p.m. contest it in fact won a 7-6 titantic mentor stated his use of Stafford direction. Heine missed and this attended Manchester elementary sing funds. ning with second-degree larceny. offensive club which can score if you the final 15' ninute period and with have the bench we had and you could be in St. James Cemetery. struggle that went the limit over top- could’ve been second guessed but his exciting and thrilling tilt was history. schools and was a graduate of Morse Mrs. Antoinette Legis In other thefts reported to State Police said the arrest in­ give them a chance,” Danielson 4:30 left got t. e equalizer off the foot see at the end all the leg cramps they There are no calling hours. ranked Hamden High. hunch paid off. “Carl knows he’s not The victory moves 9-5-2 Business College, Hartford. SOUTH WINDSOR - The funeral Manchester Police Wednesday: volved the report of a car taken from voiced, “They were only a mediocre of left winger',Tnnv Barrett who put were having, Penalty kicks was the only way a fast enought to play but he’s been Manchester, which according to tour­ He had been employed in the Mrs. Walter P . Vogel Sr. of Mrs. Antoinette Legis of Windsor, . • A total of $295 was listcfi missing a Qunicy, Mass, resident. Both were working on penalty kicks all season nament regulations assumes the top defensive club." the ball between the goaue » legs. “A lot of guys came through for us. bookkeeping department of Cheney Ont., Canada, who died Friday in in a break into the A-1 gasoline sta­ to be presented in Common Pleas winner could be decided as the clubs Ballard and Stimac combined to set I'm hoping our players will realize VERNON — Mrs. Margaret C. and he can really blast them— almost ranking (starting off 23rd ranked), Tayo Stimac cut the lead to 2-1 at Bros, and at Watkins Bros, before Canada, was Wednesday from tion at 568 Center St. Court 19, Stafford, today. battled to a 3-3 stalemate after 60 up this tally with some hard work in now if they play hard it doesn’t Vogel, 72,, of 18 Box Mt. Dr. died this as hard as Bruce (Ballard).” The into Saturday’s quarterfinals against halftime scoring at the 11:20 mark of acquiring half interest in the Blish Samsel-Bassinger Funeral Home, 419 • A pocketbook containing $50 in minutes of regulation time and 4-4 the offensive end. matter what your ranking is. The morning at Rockville General chunky bespectacled Stafford Ridgefield High, a 1-0 upset winner the second canto taking a pass from Hardware Co. iri 1912. Later he Buckland Rd., with a Mass aC St. cash was stolen from a car parked on after 30 more minutes of two five- Thirty seconds remained in the way we battled back I don't think Hospital. She was the wife of Walter stepped up after Ballard had sent his over Simsbury at a site and time to Ballard and putting it into the net bought out his partner, and was sole Margaret Mary Church. Main St. ____ minute overtime periods and two 10- first overtime session when Ed there is anything we can't do if we , P. Vogel Sr. Fire calls shot over the net and his blistering be determined. Hamden, District between a maize of defenders. owner of the firm until 1931 when his Burial was in Wapping Cemetery. minute sudden death sessions. Falvey headed home a chip from decide to do it. Who knows how far Mrs. Vogel was born Dec. 26, 1902 Arrests reported today by Manchester drive was too much for Hamden’s League champs, bows out with a 10-2- The Silk Towners tied it early in son became a partner- in the com­ She was the mother of Mrs. Lillian Darkness nearly engulfed Quinnipiac Oakes. we can go." In Glasgow, Scotland, and lived in Manchester Police included: Wednesday, 11:21 a.m. — Grass fire at Chuck Molloy to handle. 1 mark. Going into the game, the the third canto as Ballard converted pany. He retired from active Covensky of South Windsor and not College’s field situated in Sleeping The second overtime period was Sleeping Giant State Park was the Manchester before coming to Vernon • Thomas Ferrer., 19, of 35 805 Parker St. (Town). Just before Stafford’s successful Dragons had yielded just six goals. a penalty kick after sophomore Bill Mrs. Mary Covensky as reported in Giant State Park before boots by just 40 seconds old when Ballard took site and is it symbolic? Is business at the age of 72. 26 years ago. Glenwood St., and Jeffrey Fazzina, Wednesday, 12:09 p.m. — Fire in cellar try, Hamden’s Dean Walsh saw his Hamden, much quicker of the two Moran was tripped from behind by The Savings Bank of Manchester Tuesday’s Herald. at 55 Wells St. (Town). seldom used senior Carl Stafford, a direct kick and his long chip shot Manchester a sleeping giant which Earl G. Seaman She is also survived by a son, 18, of 869 Main St., charged attempt stopped by second-string clubs, jumped off to an early 2-0 lead Hamden’s Coassin in the penalty was 11 years old^when Seaman was Wednesday, 3:00 p.m. — Leaves at Bill Meier and sophomore Scott Hyde was perfectly placed for Stimac to awakened just in time? Time will Walter P. Vogel Jr. of Vernon; a Wednesday night with disorderly goalie Dave- Koski, who was and it looked like it was going to be a area. elected a corporator in 1916. In 1974, Spruce and Bissell Sts., Box 54 (Town). outdistanced penalty .Jcicks by head it in over goalie Molloy who reveal the answer. The funeral is Saturday at 2 p.m. at daughter, Mrs. Judith Etone of Ver­ conduct after a disturbance at Bess specifically inserted for the series of runaway. Pascale got the first Hamden regained the momentum, the bank honored him for his 58 years Wednesday, 3:09 p.m. — Leaves at rear Hamden’s Marco Pascale and Larry Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. non; a sister, Mrs. Ada Berstron of Eaton Donuts, 150 Center St. Court five alternating kicks. Walsh’s blast of service to its board of directors. About of 27 Henry St. (Eighth District). Coassin. Dragon fullback John Heine Center St. Burial will be in East Sonora, Calif.; and five date is Nov. 24. Wednesday, 3:19 p.m. — Grass near hit the right post and was ricocheting He also was a director of the former was selected by Coach Valerio Cemetery at the convenience of the grandchildren. • Charles Pickral, 36, of 426 W. Lydall & Foulds, Parker St. (Town). into the net but Koski got over and Manchester Trust Co. Moretti to take the final kick but his family. Friends may call at the The Holmes h’uneral Home, 400 town Middle Tpke., charged Wednesday Wednesday, 3:34 p.m. - Car fire at got his hands on it enought to direct it He was a former town selectman drive went wide left past the goal ig­ funeral home Friday from 2 to 4 p.m. Main St., Manchester, is in charge of afternoon with intoxication and Manchester Plymouth, Tolland Tpke. niting a jubilant Manchester celebra­ out. “That save was the key, and active in the building of The annual holiday bazaar of St. breach of peace after a domestic dis­ (Town). arrangements, which are in­ tion at midfield. Danielson insisted, “ Koski was in Clifford enters Manchester Country Club. His loye of John’s Polish National Catholic Wednesday, 3:52 p.m. — Woods fire at complete. turbance. Court date is Nov. 22. “There’s not much more that can there because his reaction time is sailing prompted his many friends to Church will be Friday from 7 to 9 • Robert J. Moran, 25, of Hartford, 132 Mountain Rd. (Town). be seen in a soccer game," elated quicker than (Brian) Beggs. I don't call him “Cap.” p.m. and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 charged on a court warrant Wednesday, 3:54 p.m. — Woods fire at know how he got over there but he M rs. Hermine Virsnieks Leon St. Lawrence 147 Ferguson Rd. (Town). Tribe Coach Dick Danielson He was a charter member of p.m. at the church hall, Golway St. Wednesday with third-degree larceny did.” ROCKVILLE. - Mrs. Hermine Leon St. Lawrence, 64, of 12 Strant Wednesday, 5:45 p.m. — Leaves at 31 remarked, “It wasn’t great soccer holiday race Manchester Kiwanis Club. He also Arts, crafts and Christmas in connection with alleged cashing of St. died this'morning at Newington W. Middle Tpke. (Town). belonged to Manchester Lodge of Virsnieks, 65, of 151 Union St. died decorations will be on sale. a bad check. Court date is Nov. 22. Veterans Hospithl. Wednesday, 6:22 p.m, — Smoke scare Masons, Nutmeg Forest, Tall Cedars Tuesday at a Rockville convalescent • Francis J. Fiano, 46, of 13 Mr. St. Lawrence was born Sept. at 36 Haynes St.; no fire (Town). By EARL YOST of Lebanon; Manchester Country home. She was the widow of Oswald Webster Lane, Bolton, charged on a 12,1911 in Lowell, Mass., and lived in Card party Friday Wednesday, 9:13 p.m. — Leaves at 260 Sports Editor Club, and the New England, Connec­ Virsnieks. court warrant Wednesday with con­ Hartford before comJng to Hollister St. (Eighth District). ticut and Hartford Hardware Born in Latvia, Mrs. Virsnieks had' Gibbons Assembly, Catholic Ladies spiracy to commit second-degree 'Manchester five years ago. He was a Wednesday, 9:36 p.m. — Woods fire off Dominating cross country runs in Manchesterjast summer in Associations. He attended South lived in the Vernon area since 1962. of Columbus, will sponsor a military larceny. Police said the charge Parker St. near Lydall St. (Eighth graduate of Lowell Institute of United Methodist Church. The funeral is Friday at 2 p.m. at whist and setback card party Friday stems from the theft of a truck in District). the Recreation Department-Manchester Community College Technology. He had been employed He and his wife, the late Ann L. Burke-Fortin Funeral Home, 76 at 8 p.m. at St. Bridget School April. Court date is Nov. 24. Wednesday, 10:38 p.m. — Woods fire at Thoughts ApLENty program was Bob Clifford. by the State of Connecticut as a toll Korngiebel Seaman, had been Prospect St. The Rev. Karlis Kronis, cafeteria. • Paul E. Danner, 24, of N. River rear of 173 Lydall St. (Eighth District). The former East Catholic High collector and retired in May after 20 married for 66 years at the time of pastor of the Latvian Lutheran Mr. and Mrs. J. Edward McKeever Rd., Coventry, permittee at the 7-11 Wednesday, 10:50 p.m. — Leaves at By Len Auster. standout, current captain of the Ray Crothers in 1965. He represented years service. He was an Air Force Prospect St. and Farm Dr, (TownK her death in 1972. Church of Willimantic, will officiate. of Washington St. will conduct the store, 253 Main St., charged on a Williams College cross country Central Connecticut State College. veteran of World War II serving with Today, 9:10 a.m. — Unnecessary alarm He is survived by a son, Robert Burial will be in Grove Hill games. Proceeds from the event will warrant with sale of liquor to a squad, will be in the field for the 39th Among the recent signed entries the 310th Fighter Squadron of the at Control Data Corp., 41 Progress D r.;. Seaman of Palmer, Mass. Cemetery. benefit the organization’s minor. Court date is Nov. 17. Five Mile Road Race in Manchester received by Will Hadden, general 58th Fighter Group. He was a no fire (Town), Taken over leadership There are no calling hours. scholarship fund. Prizes will be • A 13-year-old Manchester boy, three weeks from today. chairman for the Cedars, was one member of the Manchester Today, 10:37 a.m. —Car fire at 54 Many discussions centered around which National Football awarded, and refreshments served. unidentified because of his age. Queens Court (Town). The Thanksgiving morning sports from Bill Turley of West Hartford, a One cubic foot of uranium League conference, American or National, is the strongest have spectacle starts at 10:30 on the lower standout with the Bucknell Universi­ has the same energy con­ been raised. Slowly but surely it seems the AFC has emerged as end of Main Street and will be spon­ ty cross country squad this fall and a TAYO STIMAC SCOTT HYDE tent as 1.7 million tons of the most potent of the two. sored by Nutmeg Forest, Tall Cedars young man who just missed making coal. 7.2 million barrels of When the two former rival leagues decided to merge several of Lebanon, for the 25th consecutive the prize list last November with a oil. or 32 billion cubic feet 26th placement. of natural gas. years ago, it was said the Central Division in the AFC would be a year. College runners have done well Merchandise awards are given to Illing Invitational T h e last of the British weak link. That situation has all but turned around this season as witchcraft laws was repealed FUNERAL HOME although club runners have the top 25 finishers, plus, the first as recently as 1951. Only defending Super Bowl champ Pittsburgh, the Cincinnati Bengals dominated the past nine years es­ three high or prep school finishers Established 1874 - Four Generations of Service seven years earlier some and to the first three masters (50 142 East Center Street, Manchester 646-5310 and surprising Houston Oilers have all shown strength. Com­ pecially defending champion Amby Britons were tried under the Burfoot. The latter has won the past years of age and over) to cross the witchcraft act of 1735. bined this trio has won 18 games and lost three (each 6-1) with Ten teams entered two of the losses intra-conference encounters. Only Cleveland, four years. final line. The last collegian to triumph was Deadline for entries is Nov. 19. IRGWRy SHOES the former top dog, can be counted out. Ten schools and over 140 com­ the next three positions. Chris STEAM ClEAN In the AFC East, the Miami Dolphins have exhibited un­ petitors entered yesterday's fourth Cheney. Judy Stoker, Joan Bride and expected strength considering the defection of a large part of annual Illing Junior High Invitational Lauren Woodhouse from Bennet youp own carpelis HOLIDAY FAIR Cross Country Meet staged at HREGREHT LOOKING WEDGES. their offense to the now defunct WFL. Besides the loss of super secured sixth through ninth places. NOV. 15, 10 A.M. - 3 P.M. Mancliester High. In the ninth grade race, Joanne The latest styles at very old-fashioned prices. Tagway has fine quality shoes for the entire family. fullback Larry Csonka, Coach Don Shula’s crew was beset by in­ Girl swimmers win In the seventh grade boys' race, Meyer from Bennet won with Illing’s RENT OUR RINSEl\lVAC-the new Famous names too, like Jack ancj Jill children's shoes, Keds and Converse. Come in today and see. juries to stars on the defensive unit during the pre-season. But Sean Callalian from Vernon won with Katie Hennessey second. Lori Peter­ compact carpet cleaning machine a 10:09clocking. Bennet's Danny Kib- that lifts dirt, grime and residues ■ Miami has more than adequately filled in with youngsters on the son from East Catholic took third. TRINITY COVENANT CHURCH bie took sixth place, Illing's Andy out of carpets.. . 302 Hackmatack St., Manchester defense and Shula has done a remarkable coaching job, possibly first meet of year and does the job his best endeavor ever, Wickwire was eighth. professional cleaners * In tlie eighth grade boys' race, charge up to a hundred Buffalo with the “Juice and the Electric Company” is a strong Taking eight out of 11 first places, 200-yd. free: 1. Hopperstead (M), 2. Greg Beaulieu from Timothy f dollars for. contender in the AFC East while the New York Jets, which Cushman lEH), 3. Knofla (Ml 2:18.0 Edwards in South Windsor took top / 'V. Steam is a generic term the Manchester High girls’ swim­ commonly used to describe SPECIAL FEATURE: entered the season with high expectations, and the revived ming team won its first meet of the 200-yd. I.M.: 1. McArdle (M), 2. Marsh honors with a 9:31 clocking. Steve the hot water extraction (EHI, 3, C. Cone (Ml 2:38.8. process of carpel cleaning. Baltimore Colts and struggling New England Patriots cannot be season, 99-73, over East Hartford Flosdorf from Illing was second four High yesterday at the local pool. The 50-yd. free: 1, D. Cone (M), 2. Millctte seconds behind and Steve Telgener discounted totally. Each is capable of performing at a high level (EH), 3. Krascella (M) :27.6. Indian maidens had dropped their from Bennet was next in third place. POTTER'S WHEEL of efficiency. Diving: 1. Pelletier (EH), 2. Dunlap Rich Ivaldi from Bennet was eight first six attempts. (EH), 3. Duffy (M) Oakland , Denver and the rebuilding Kansas City Chiefs head and teammates Scott Wright, Frank SPORTS DEMONSTRATION Three school records were es­ fOO-yd. fly: 1. McArdle (Ml, 2 . the American Conference West while only the San Diego Carlson and Bob Ferguson took 11th, Also: Swedish Imports • Baked Goods • Handmades tablished. Sherrie Hopperstead Cushman (EHl, 3. Scott (Ml 1:11.0. SLATE • Christmas Store • Attic Treasures *and more Chargers can be thought of in the future tense. Over-all in the turned in a 2:18.0 in the 200-yard 100-yd. free: 1. Boudreau (EH), 2 . 12lh and 13th place respectively. AFC, there are only two. clubs which foes at certain instances freestyle. Deb Cone in the 50-yard Beaupre (M), 3. Noone (M) 1:07.5. In the ninth grade race, Billy Rent Enjoy the Betsy Ross Coffee Shop and Luncheon free was clocked in :27.6 and the 400- 500-ydt free: 1. Knofla (M), 2. Noone Jodice from Timothy Edwards in IMSEilHC SWASHBUCKLER shrug off. (M), 3. Mott (EH) 6:55.0. South Windsor won with a 9:24 Smashing fashion pnt cd so low Q O yard free relay team of Hopperstead, C U M S CAMCTS lor only When you take a broad look at the NFC, you don’t come away 100-yd. back: 1. Hopperstead (Ml, 2. clocking with teammates Drew Friday you'll feel like a pirate. Sizes 5-10. J Sue Duffy, Val Toros and Tracy u in m il cLuuiM lo.Etii H2^3doy with the same observation. There are several clubs which are Knofla turned in'a 4:41.3 clocking. Scott (Ml, 3. Millette (EH) 1:09.3. Boucher and Earl Smitli taking se­ LKOSS COlNTRY The above space Is available to your group on a FIRST COME FIRST 100-yd. breast: 1. D. Cone (M), 2. ONE-HOUR SERVED BASIS to publicize community service programs, through the dominant forces like Washington, Minnesota, Los Angeles, Dallas cond and fourth p.ositions. Ed Mtinclirstfr al Claws \ .Meet Results: MARTINIZINB courtesy of WatKIns. Call Mrs. Janice Lopes at The Herald between This comforldble moc styled boot wedges its Marsh (EH), 3. C. Cone (M) 1:17.1. Lemieux from Illing took third place F.iist Catholic al Class B .Mcel 11-12 a.m. Monday for Thursday's ad. Hlease phone 643-2711... and St. Louis. In contrast however, weak sisters do exist in 200-yd. medley relay: 1. East Hartford, 400-yd. free relay: 1. Manchester, 2. CLEANERS way into fashion. Tan leather. Sizes 5-10. and Dave Timbrell was eighth. Craig 299 W nl MIddI* Tpk*. greater frequency. Chicago, Green Bay, New Orleans, Atlanta 2. Manchester (Scott, Cone, McArdle, East Hartford, 3. Manchester (Bloking, Woykovsky and Charles Gallant from ______6 4 9 - 1 8 0 0 ______and Philadelphia fit snuggly in the latter category. Duffy), 3. Manchester 2:14.5. Moyer, Burnett, Sterling) 4:41.3. SWIMMING Bennet took lOth and 11th positions. Maiiclicsicr al IVrmi (girls) In the seventh grade girls' race, Have more young stars Bennet's Sue Caouette was first and Saturday Fans take vicarious pleasure in romanticizing they are there. Rockville takes upset teammate Jackie Meyer fourth. / lOOTBALI. To do so, they identify with the stars in the league. In this Vickie Burnham from Illing was sixth. I'.ast Hartford al Manchester We've just expanded regard, many of the younger and more recognizable standouts in Glastoiiliury at East (.atholic the NFL perform on AFC teams. Players like O.J. Simpson, soccer win over Staples In the girls',eighth grade race. Sue Watson from Vernon took top honors \\ indsor Locks al Rockylllc our Saturday morning Kenny Anderson, Ken Stabler and even ‘old-timer’ Joe Only one of three area teams in­ South Windsor bows out with a 9-6-1 with Lisa Tilden, Sharon Kelly and Soiilh W indsor at M indsor Namath are whom the populace assimilate quickly. volved in yesterday’s State Soccer mark and Bolton ends its season with Wendy Taylor from Bennet taking Star players draw fans into the stands and that’s what the NFL Tournament action advanced to the a 7-5-2 ledger. is always looking for. The majority of promising players coming next round of play. openings to 3 more Rockville High, 15th ranked in the BflBVOQU WEDGE out of the college ranks joining team rosters have gone to the Class AA Division, upset perennial ■- i m . ■\ winsome footnote for skirts or slat ks. $12.99 AFC. When the two leagues first merged many of the older and Contrast stitching, crepe sole. Sizes 5-10 power third-ranked Staples High, 1-0, offices! staunch NFL owners and supporters looked down at the AFC. in Westport to move into Saturday’s Now it appears they are looking up to this conference which has quarterfinals. In Class A, 12th- come quickly and become what must be termed the dominant ranked South Windsor was topped by force. Stratford and in Class C play, 15th- Bring US a pair of ranked Bolton High was blanked by your old shoes and On the local front third-ranked Litchfield High, 3-0. J put them in the Sophomore Bill Zukauskas fired TRADEIN Some records teams eagerly go after but others they try to home the only Rockville goal in the h W>\ Tagway Trade-in Bin. avoid with dogged determination’ The Manchester High football first overtime session to give the 9-4- W ell send them to BIN team with three games to go finds itself in the latter predica­ 2 Rams the win. Rockville will face a local charity. Well ment. New Britain in the quarterfinals. For your give you $1 off any iff - W purchase of $7.99 The Indian gridders are dangerously close to establishing Connors qualifies or more, and 50c off three negative school records—the kind which you don’t tell your STOCKHOLM (UPI) - Wimbledon convenience, any purchase up to | grandchildren about. champion Arthur Ashe and second $7.99. Limit: one The Silk Towners have lost six in a row and with three dates seeded Jimmy Connors easily visit the eagle during our trade-in per hern T ra d e remaining can surpass the previous mark of eight consecutive qualified Wednesday night for the purchased. setbacks set in three prior campaigns (1934, 1957 and 1963). third round in the $100,000 Stockholm u p to Another mark which is in danger is number of losses in a season Open Tennis tournament. Saturday Banking Hours —that figure also eight set in those same seasons. Ashe, 32, and top seeded in this T a g w a y . The third mark which could be bettered (?) is number of Grand Prix event, outplayed Trey Waltke of St. Louis, Mo., to win 6-2,6- 9a.m. to 12 noon. points allowed in a season. The 1974 Indians allowed 278 points in 4. Connors delighted the capacity nine games while the present edition has yielded 172 in eight out­ crowd of 4,500 at the Stockholm Now in our Silver Lane, Glastonbury, ings. With high scoring Hall High and Windham still to play, that Royal Tennis Hall with some spec­ standard could also fall. It’s not something you look forward to tacular shots when he outhit Uli Verrion and Manchester offices. but these records Manchester this season must try to prevent Pinner of West Germany, 6-3, 6-2. Tahuial from happening. It’s negative thinking but that’s the kind of Prexy resigns Every Saturday except holiday weekends. campaign it’s been for Coach Larry Olsen and company. SHOES ATLANTA^ (U PI) - A tlanta On the other side of town. East Catholic has not experienced Flames President John Wilcox Jr. the sort of season envisioned before the first contest but announced his resignation as head of Filst Federal Savings nevertheless the Eagles still have a shot of compiling their first the three-year-old NHL team Working to serve you better ilAMfAMmCMO K-Mart Shopping Mall Wednesday, saying he wants to 207 Spencer Street, Manchester OPEH EVERY DAY 10 to 10 over .500 record since J969. East is presently 4-4 with three SEA.N CALLAHAN GREG BEAI LIEL BILLY J^JDICE games still to go. devote more time to running Atlan­ ta’s indoor sports arena, the Omni. Vernoii I'iniothy Edwards riinolliy Edwards

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Record NBA crowd sees Jazz■J ans Bruins routed by Sabres

NEW YORK (UPI) - A National 76ers 115, Bulls 82 high 36 points in the final six minutes 13-point lead but then Abdul-Jabbar B o w lin g NEW YORK (UPI) - “I’m em­ California 3r2 and Chicago tied Srouts 3, Seals 2 Basketball Association record crowd got in foul trouble and sat out much Coniel Norman scored 20 points to pace the Nets to victory. Billy rally for Prince barrassed,” Boston Coach Don Philadelphia 4-4. Randy Rota’s goal with'3:21 left to of 26,511 filed into the New Orleans of the second period. Moore wound while Billy Cunningham, George Keller had 31 for Indiana. Cherry said Wednesday night after In two games in the World Hockey play proved to be the winfier as Kan­ Superdome Wednesday night to see up with 16 points in helping to McGinnis and Doug Collins all Sails 118, Squires 104 watching the outclassed Bruins lose Association, Houston beat Minnesota sas City broke a five-game losing the league’s most surprising team — neutralize Abdul-Jabbar. finished in double figures to lead PITTSBURGH (U P I)~ About 10,- along with several Pirate players. Bob Warren scored 20 points as the MERCANTILE- Don McAllister 4-0 at Buffalo. The score was not in­ 6-4 and Calgary topped Quebec 4-2. streak with a victory over California. the New Orleans Jazz — take on the Philadelphia to its impressive win They drew cheers from persons “Pistol” Pete Maravich, jwho had Sails spoiled the debut of Mac Calvin, 000 persons turned out Wednesday for 145-395, Sam McAllister 147, Leo dicative of the one-sided action as RIark Hawks 4, Flyers 4 Los Angeles Lakers, a team that to be escorted by police from subur­ over the Bulls. Rowland Garrett had a parade and rally to protest the lining the parade route. The .who replaced fired A1 Bianchi as in­ Foglia 135-351, Stan Mirucki 139-365 , Boston managed only 46 shots — Hlues 4, North Stars 1 Chicago, trailing 4-1 in the final thinks it’s good enough to win the ban Metairie, La., to the Superdome 22 for the losers. firings of long-time Pirates broad­ marchers were joined by two high terim Squires’ pilot Tuesday. Hank ’Michaud 137-366, Roland seven through the first two periods— Derek Sanderson scored his third period, got two goals from Grant championship. after rising waters flooded his home, Celtics 105, Briives 95 casters Bob Prince and Nellie King school bands, a number of cars and Virginia’s Ticky Burden led all Guillotte 140-350, Bill Sheekey 148- to 41 for the Sabres. goal in as many games for St. Louis Mulvey and one from Ivan Boldirev scored 30 points to power the sur­ Paul Silas scored 13 of 15 points in by radio station KDKA. trucks. The fans weren’t disappointed. scorers with 40. 151-423, Les Christensen 136, Pete “On behalf of the Boston, Bruins, I and his second in a short-handed to tie Philadelphia. Bobby Clarke prising Jazz to their sixth win in a the third quarter and added seven King described the public reaction The Jazz, with the suddenly After word got out last week that Larson 144-386, Bill Rau 138-394, Rich want to apologize for that effort situation in the win over Minnesota. scored two for the Flyers. row. rebounds, enabling the Celtics to take Spurs 121, Stars 117 to his dismissal as “a real comfort” rejuvenated Otto Moore holding his the broadcasters had been fired, hun­ Breen 147-382, Stan Jarvis 152-411, tonight,” Cherry said. “Except for Kings 3, Capitals 1 WHA over 'first place from the Braves in Mike Gale and James Silas hit a to his family. own against the more celebrated dreds of persons called the station to Sarn Little 353, Gene Phaneuf 387, Ed (goaltender Dave) Reece, it could Mike Murphy snapped a 1-1 tie with In other NBA games Wednesday the NBA Atlantic Division by a half­ pair of free thfows each in the final “The greatest wealth of Pittsburgh Mark Howe scored three goals in Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, stopped the confirm the dismissals. Burbank 379, Vic Salcius 356, Bub have been a much higher score.” 54 seconds left in the second period the first period as Houston made a night, Philadelphia routed Chicago game. Buffalo’s Bob McAdoo led all 10 seconds to save San Antonio’s win is its people,” Prince said. Lakers 113-110 to stay atop the NBA Many did not believe Prince was Bender 352, Walt Jacy 380, Don Bobby Orr, the National Hockey and Marcel Dionne provided the successful home debut against 115-82, Boston bested Buffalo 105-95 scorers with 25. over Utah. KDKA officials said the decision to Central Division with a 6-1 mark. fired. He had broadcast Pirate Logan 361. League scoring champion last, clincher for Los Angeles with 3:56 Minnesota in its new Summit Sports and Detroit ripped Seattle 124-107. Pistons 124, SuperSonics 107 Nuugets 111, Spirits 98 fire broadcasters was unanimous. "I don’t do any extra jumping up or games for more than 20 years and season, hasn’t played this season left in the game with his 11th goal. Arena and Rick Sentes led Calgary In the American Basketball Bob Lanier and A1 Eberhard Dan Issel scored 33 points to put The announcement was made after a down or get excited,” said Moore. ‘‘I Association, the New York Nets was regarded as the “Voice of the after knee surgery and the Bruins Maple Leafs 7, Red Wings 3 over Quebec with a pair of goals. scored 22 each in helping Detroit the Muggets (4-2) into a first place Pirates.” King, a former Pirate meeting with Nation represen­ remember one year in Detroit we pasted Indiana 119-102, San Antonio Y- Mike Balesano 149-148-142-439, have done no better than, a split in A five-minute major penalty to whip Seattle and move into first in tie in the ABA west with Indiana. pitcher, assisted Prince for nine tatives, the Pirates and the started out 13-1. In a few weeks, we put'away Utah 121-117, Denver halted Don Simmons 157-425, Dick Krol 159- their 12 games and are third in the Dan Maloney cost Detroit three goals were 13-10.” the NBA Midwest. Ralph Simpson had 25 points from years. Pittsburgh Brewing Co. 144- 136-439, Tony Marinelli 172-396, St. Louis 111-98 and San Diego Nets 97, Pacers 94 Denver which broke a five-game Adams Division. as Don Ashby, Stan Weir and Blaine The Lakers, 4-4, jumped to an early The editorial pages in both daily Rit Alkas 159-393, Fred McCurry 148- Sabre goaltender Gerry Desjardins Doherty resigns punished Virginia 118-104. Julius Erving scored 10 of his game Spirits’ winning streak. Stoughton of Toronto all scored newspapers have been filled with 386, Art Johnson 147-377, Frank Calvo had his first National League shutout during the power play in a span of WORCESTER, Mass. (UPI) - Ed comments on thp.firings and most of Bo reprimanded 145- 370, A1 Bujaucius 142-137-405, in 6 1/2 years. 2:16 in the second period. Doherty, suggesting a change in them support the Prince and King. CHI AGO (UPI) - Big Ten Com­ Mike Pagani 139-135-396, Rocco "I must have had 31 one-goal Penguins 7, IsluncteVs 6 coaches might revive the Holy Cross Never in the history of this city has missioner Wayne Duke publicly Lupacchino 158-380, Pete Aceto 138- games since my last NHL shutout Lowell MacDonald scored two for football program, has announced his the firing of two persons touched off Another ace reprimanded Michigan football 385, Roy"DeVeau 138-385, Joe Pagano with Los Angeles,” he said. “I didn’t Pittsburgh, which snapped a three- resignation effective the end of this WFL players free to sign such a controversy. 143-362, Joe Twaronite 356, Gene think I’d ever get a bloody shutout.” game losing streak while ending a Coach Bo Schembechler Wednesday season. The hue and cry got so loud that Holes-in-one at th e night under the conference’s Tirinzonie 136, Vic Abraitis 150-135- Montreal Coach Scotty Bowman six-game unbeaten skein of the Doherty, whose Crusaders are 1-6 another radio station, took up the ST. PAUL. Minn. (UPI) — Players Devitt called that “a concerted his ruling last month was Manchester County Club in “sportsmanlike conduct” code for 416, Bob Boroch 153-402, Andy didn’t mind praising his Canadiens Islanders. New York rallied for three so far this season, resigned issue and promoted the protest from the now defunct World Football boycott against former WFL players “reasonable” because it was com­ recent weeks have been as castigating officials in last week’s Lamoureaux 145-140-405, Don after they beat the Atlanta Flames 3- goals in the final period but it wasn’t Wednesday in a surprise letter to parade and rally. League havb won a new lease on their and a deprivation of the plaintiffs’ parable to trade deadlines in other game with Minnesota. C arpenter 149-137-420, C harles 1. enough. College President Rev. John E. common as colds. Prince and King rode a fire truck Whelan 141-359. careers. rights of freedom to sign contracts.” sports. Jeff Torrance, who “We had a pretty good year last Brooks, S.J. U.S. District Court Judge Edward He said WFL players would year, you know,” he said.“ We had The fifth-year coach, an All-East “The league doesn’t want major starred with East Catholic J. Devitt issued a preliminary injunc­ “suffer irreparable harm” and “the 113 points even while we were Husky hooters win quarterback at Boston College in the. changes late in the season so one tion Wednesday allowing all former court’s capacity to do justice would High’s well-halanced team breaking in a couple of rookies. But I early 1940s, said he was stepping team could buy a championship,” STORRS (UPI) — Lenny Tsantires WFL players who are not under con­ be hindered” if they were not last spring, got into the act would say that we're definitely down “ for personal and private Rozelle said. “It could affect a cham­ and Mike Swofford scored un­ tract to sign with National Football allowed extra time to negotiate and better this year.” reasons.” pionship race which had originally when he aced the fifth hole 1 9 th assisted, first-half goals Wednesday League. sign contracts with NFL teams. Tuesday. In other NHL action Wednesday to lead New England’s top ranked “Naturally I have mixed emotions been established within the league night, St. Louis beat Minnesota 4-1, Devitt said his ruling would stand The judge expanded a previous rules.” Playing in the foursome Connecticut to a 2-1 soccer victory dbout this action,” Doherty said just until a hearing “on merits” of the in­ order to a class action for all former h o le Los Angeles defeated Washington 3- after informing his team, “but I and witnessing the feat were over Williams. junction order is held Nov. 26. WFL players not under contractual Edward Glennon, an attorney for 1, Toronto beat Detroit 7-3, The win extended the 13-2-2 believe it’s in the best interests of the (UPI Photo) Keith Matte, Scott Donnelly Pittsburgh outlasted the New York The NFL gave its teams only a cou­ obligations. He had issued a tem­ the nine original plaintiffs, argued, 10:29 L. Giglio, 'Matava, Huskies’ string to 14 games without a Holy Cross football team and its 9:47 C.D, McCarthy,' Fieri, ple of days to sign players after the porary restraining order last Friday “NFL teams can acquire players on and Jim Wilson. Following are the 8:30 McGurkin, Moriarty, Moran, Evelhoch Islanders 7-6, Kansas City edged loss. players.” i-' W, Ferguson, Rockwell Dave Cowens (18) grabs rebound WFL folded last month before Com­ which applied only to nine former waivers up to the last week of the parings and starting times Backiel, Novak 10:36 Pond, R. Anderson, S. 8:37 Eigner, Gingras, Putz, 9:54 Dotchin, Wilks, missioner Pete Rozelle halted the menbers of the Hawaiians who had season... All we want js the right for for the Head to Head Tour­ Leone, Pierro practice. He ruled NFL teams could filed a complaint. our players to negotiate with NFL nament at Manchester LaFrancis Pietrantonio, Watson Buffalo’s Bob McAdoo (11) heads for tumble 8:44 King, Hilinski, W. 10:01 Schardt, Engberg, N. 10 : 43 , P . Taylor, R. not sign any WFL players the rest of Rozelle testified Wednesday that teams.” Country Club Saturday. Clark Smith, Lachapelle Macaione, Sander, Prindle the season. Golf leader 8:51 Edwards, Whelan, 10:08 Kozlovich, Carlo, 10:50 Kiernan, Eagleson, YOKOHAMA, Japan (UPI) — 7:34 Salafia, Betko, Turner, Zanis, Palmer Ogden, Rosenthal Delmastro Japanese pro Akio ’Toyoda fired a 9:05 Christensen, W. 10:15 Mails, Pickens, J. Mistretta, Fahey 7:41 Zemke, R. Bar- five under par 67 in miserable rainy Skinner, Everett, J. Macaione Wilson, Kulpa 10:57 Green, Genovesi, Possible baseball ningham, McFarland, Gazza Warren, Marshall 10:22 Tracey, Bonadies, weather and grabbed a two stroke 9:12 Stephens, Remes, Shen- Penn Statens success 7:48 Foster, Moffat, Cotton, Lavey, Peck LIVE LIKE the lead today in the first round of the H. Giglio ning game against Cuba $100,000 Sony Charity Classic golf 7:55 Griffiths, Agostinelli, 9:19 R, Gardella, Bolin, tournament. Lynch, Frank Kristof, Butkus Heavily favored Johnny Miller of 8:02 Leone, Jones, Ansaldi, 9:26 D. Smith, Oleksinski, '/iTF Bahr’s foot chief reason the United States shot a one over par Bates Atherton, Lavinio NEW YORK (UPI) — Negotiationa are under way to send a 8:09 Maddox, Kaye, Rior- REEAL'S 35-38—73 and was in a 19th place tie 9:33 Romayko, Hassett, B. FILTHY RICH major league all-star team to Havana next spring to play against with American Danny Edwards and dan. Prior Brown, Dvorak OF MANCHESTER a Cuban All-Star squad, according to a report published six others. 8:16 Smith, Copeland, NEW YORK (UPI) - Chris Bahr’s factor in another win. Take those 9:40 H. Gardella, He has two games—Saturday Toyoda, 35, of the Miyoshi Country Baker, Eigner ^ WHEN YOU SHOP Wednesday in a Long Island newspaper. Cagianello, C. Filloramo, Ted- kicking is the chief reason Penn three games away and the Lions against North Carolina State and 8:23 Barningham, Giguere, The proposed visit, which would be Club, chipped in for three birdies on ford State’s football team has won eight of would be 5-4 instead of 8-1. Nov. 22 against Pittsburgh—to break Atamian, Vonderkall the first for the U.S. athletes to Cuba negotiations. “But the Cuban govern­ his way to a 33-34—67 on the 6,910 its nine games and is ranked. No. 8 “He’s worth a touchdown a game,” the single season NCAA record set since relations between the two coun­ ment could not appear to be inviting nationally. said Joe Paterno, Bahr’s coach. yard par 72 Yokohama Country Club at the OLOnOUS > last year by Dave Lawson of Air GOLF AT tries broke off 15 years ago, was set the U.S., which does not recognize it. “I’ve never seen a kicker so accurate course. He had a total of seven bir­ He has kicked 18 field goals, one Force, who made 19 of 34 attempts. in motion earlier this year by several And Major League baseball could not from so far away.” dies against two bogies in his round. ^ b | | legislators to Cuba. Those legislators propose the tour, as it would need short of the NCAA record, including RLAGK LEDGE Paterno became convinced one day EWIPORIUMI also were responsible for getting a State Department sanction.)’ three 55-yarders. One of the 55- in practice when Bahr fumbled a COUNTRY CLUR visa for the parents of Boston Red State Department policy prohibits yarders was Penn State’s margin of In these Inflationary times a buck just doesn’t go American athletes from visiting victory in its opener against Temple. snap from center and, trying to save During November at Sox Pitcher Luis Tiant to visit the Basketballs hard to hold very far unless you bring it to our Mad Merchandise DEPICTED BELOW ARE JUST United States. countries where travel is off limits He kicked 55-yarders against Ohio time, recovered the ball and puntecj it with his non-kicking foot, his left FoAklfHU Men Maze. You see, we’re in the bargain business, and A FEW OF THE THOUSANDS Baseball Commissioner Bowie unless they are com peting in State and Syracuse and a 52-yarder REDUCED RATES we know that if we don’t save you money ypu’ll go to one. BOSTON (UPI) - A funny thing that’s why nobody could hold onto Kuhn has refused comment about the Olympic-type games. against West Virginia. Most of his PUBLIC GOLF COURSE the other 14,932 stores. We sell for less because we OF BARGAINS PEDDLED happened when the leadership of the it.” proposed visit, but Kuhn reportedly soccer-style kickoffs are through the It went 50 yards. Completely Clear of Leaves 903 MAIN S I, MANCHESTER buy for less from insurance companies, railroad and THIS WEEKENDI met with the baseball czar of Cuba in end zone. Only two teams have been NBA changed hands: The basketball The reasoning sounds silly but it’s “That’s when I started thinking I suddenly got harder to handle. West Street — Hebron • Phone 228-9983 truck salvage, firestocks and overstocks. Lift your Mexico City prior to the World Series Largest audience able to return his high punts with any, true. When Walter Kennedy resigned OPEN THURSDAYS UNTIL O r M. had the best kicker in the country,” The slippery subject surfaced standard of living (and mine) by stretching your Heavy Duty to discuss the trip. — success. as NBA commissioner last spring, his NEW YORK (UPI) The seventh Paterno said. Wednesday night in discussion of a MASTER CHARGE dollar here. Wejiromise satisfaction or your money Instamatic Bed Frames A Long Island newspaper, official, autographed basketballs 14” G4MGE with Wide game of the 1975 World Series Last week Bahr missed twice Bahr’s stats tend to support that. sloppy first quarter between the were retired with him. Each team in back with no hard time. Come visit — sample our Newsday, Wednesday quoted a between Cincinnati and Boston drew before kicking his third field ^oal of Eighteen of 29 field goals this year Boston Celtics and Buffalo Braves. delicious complimentary coffee while you look. Rollers source close to the negotiations as the league opened the season with BROOMS a video audience of 75 million, the game, a 40-yarder midway and 38 of 65 in his career. The two teams were guilty of 18 tur­ We’ll really enjoy seeing you, and my wife says with Handle saying that both countries were new Lawrence O’Brien basketballs. highest total for any televised sport through the last quarter in a two- “I can make anything I can novers in the first 12 minutes. “They sure made a difference, es­ “Don’t forget your walletl” Their $3.95, OUR extremely interested. program, the American League reach,” he says, figuring “50 to 55 point win over Maryland. The two “We’ve got a new commissioner pecially in the first period,” said ’AGWAYI HEAVY STEEL “ Cuba wanted' this, the U.S. reported Wednesday. misses were his first inside the 40 yards with no wind.” This year Bahr and therefore we’ve got new basket­ Boston guard JoJo White. “When XMAS foil WRAP $ |9 S wanted this and Major League The Minnesota-Pittsburgh Super with two leg locks their OUR I after 10 successful tries in a row. has attempted nine field goals of 50 balls,” explained Boston coach Tom you’re running fast and your hands 2 6 ”x 1 2 0 ” their SI 99 baseball wants this,” Newsday said Bowl game last January had a televi­ His field goals were the margin of yards or more and made four of Heinsohn. “The ball we were playing are sweating, the ball slips right out I OUR *1.00 ^ Twin size for 39-in. wide bed23.95 1 4.40 in quoting a source close to the sion audience of 71 million people. AGWAY FALL victory twice this year and a vital them. with hasn’t been broken in yet and of your hands.” Full size for 54-in. wide bed 23.95 1 4.40 Queen size for 60x80-in. bed34.95 20.90 I ^3” Wide ■inch Reflex King size for 76x80-in. bed34.95 20.90 AUTOMOTIVE DAYS DUPLEX SPEAKERS Hi-Ri$er BED m " high HLDREN'S DISNEY with two 4’’ their ‘29” SERVIND TRAYS AKlNOUKlCgMgKT! GREAT GO IN SNOW MATTRESSES o \JR ^ \o OUR lA*® ^ their $159.95 2 for OUR 4 9 * BOWLING •29" Suburbanite Polyester A78-13 Blackwall OUR *9 8 ’ " AUTOMOTIVE - Regal Muffler of Manchester would like to remind you that ^ 3 7 .0 0 SUft* n A i’,, LADIES’-MEirS-CMLDRENS Bruce Moquin 219-587, John when shopping for exhaust work, quality & guarantee are 30,000 MILE DUNLOP GOLD SEAL plus $2,45 F.E.T. STEEL RADIAL Tw o full width Steel Kozicki 203-547, Dennis equally important as price. 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Read your • Radial construction TENNIS BALLS BUNK BED SET GUARANTEEwarranty, it’s importantll* This “Suburbanite" Polyester winter tire is big on for better gas World famous Dunlop DISPOSABLE Glasses Bill Livengood 504, Nelson m ilea g e with Bedding, Ladder grip, yet low in price. It features dependable bias- good-bouncing balls 3 FOR $2.29 their Their Walsh 510, Bruce Moquin Agway r a pkg. ply construction, making it a perfect .“match" for Agway High visibility yoiiow for ,, . i c and Guard Rail $89.95 '6.95 sq. yd 0****» 3 * . ? 517, Ralph Trott 506, Joe use with the bias-ply tires'now on your front Size PlyLowPrice F.E.T. Size PlyLowPrIceF.E.T. mdoor, outdoor and PE R CJsTOME B 49®" 99‘ OUR Of 2^ evening play Their Russo 502, Marge Delisle wheels. Deep tread and shoulder cleats provide DR78-14 37.00 2.45 GR75-14 43.00 2.69 OUR ADO RABLE SllgM W»wr Dinigi 175-476, Alice Brown 186- Shop tor your exhaust system as you did your car. Every penny steady bite in snow or slush. Get ready for winter ER78-14 39.50 2.55 GR76-15 45.50 2.96 •$598.95 $ 2 9 0 6 0 Men's English PLUSH 470, Louise Repoli 177, Bee PRICEcounts in today’s tight economic condition! now, with these new Goodyear winter tires. They FR78-14 40.00 2.67 H R 76-15 46.00 3.17 WOODEN PLAQUES PLAYBOY AU PURPOSE really go in snowl GREAT FOR KIDS' ROOMS Crepe Sole Casual Moquin 185-460, Denise TIRE LAYAW AY 25% Rag Content SVixlA" HOUSEHOLD Cromwell 187-178-486, Alice SNOW • SHOES CLEANER Blackwall Size Price TYPING BOND PAPER L l OH" Raymo 181, Ginger ONLY $5.00 DOWN M50 their OUR 32 Yourkas 174-494, Alvina D78-14 2 for $61.80 their $2.50 OUR *1 .4 9 MADE FQR A FAMOUS pt{. g| so $26.95' 11.90pr. 49« Delisle 459, Shelia Price Regal Muffler of Manchester invites you to compare our Quali­ F78-14 2 for $67.90 HOLDS YOUR TIRES UNTIL YOU NEED THEM (or Nov. 25th) MANUFACTURER 453, Jeanette Szatkowski ty, Guarantee, and Price with anyone!! G78-14 2 for $70.80 MASONITE 9"xl2‘/z” IMEMOREX Men’s - Children's 465. BLANK We are proud of our product and more Important, stand behind 5.60-15 2 for $53.80 CLIP BOARDS Corduroy-Poplin-Vinyl EXTRA FIRM Mismatched Cover ^ 1 ^ 0 0 CASSETE ELKS - Dick Krol 145- it AFTER the sale! G78-15 2 for $72.60 • 2 fiberglass belts |their79‘ OUR 45* TAPES • True winter tread, >lut $1.77 F.E.T. SIZE 650-13 TWIN 2 PIECE BEDDING 381, Nick Twerdy 135-138- H78-15 2 for $78.10 IMv Our big husky lugs • 4 ply construction LAMES'GOODRUSI HATS. Mattress and Foundation 388, Stan .Seymour 137-307, Plus $1.76 to $2.d^F.E.T. per tire depending on size. • Hycor® fiberglass ■ H n • Nylon cord for 60 Riin. '2*' M" their $1.49 ORIGINAL PURCHASER’S GUARANTEE No trade needed. Whitewalls available in most sizes at cord nearly 3 times strength, resilience TENN$ SNEEX $ 2 2 0 Lyman Fuller 146-359, John sli|htly higher prices. 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' ' fla t spot conventional bias ply Pagano 388, Whit Hastings 4 Easy to Buy Dunlop Traction Biackwail' front tires OPEN 365, Bob Talmadge 365, Er­ , CWR-44 Radial Ply W hitewall A g w a y A g w a y nie Pepin 351, Joe Picaut A g w a y A g w a y Size Low PrIceF.E.T. Size Low Price F.E.T. THURS. 6 to 9 362, A1 Pirkey 361, Frank I I * Cash oOur Own Customer Plan Size Low Price F.E.T. Size Low PrIceF.E.T. -. 700-13 16.45 2.00 H76-14 26.56 2.77 Pagano 387. Free Estimates-Master Charge-Bank AmeriCard-Mobil " t G ^ E A R a Master Charge *Arco Charge DR78-14 34.16 2.36 GR78-14 41.99 2.95 C76-14 20.72 2.04 560-15 17.92 1.79 J ‘ j FR78-14 37.50 2.68 H R78-15 45.92 3.17 E7S-14 23.52 2.27 600-15 17.99 1.85 FRIDAY 10 to 9 T G7B-15 25.78 2.60 HR78-14 44.80 3.04 j F76-14 24.06 2.40 SPICE — Barbara Cool 1 G7S-14 25.76 2.56 H7S-15 27.99 2.83 127-130-378, Pat Lappen - « s , i SATURDAY 134-361, Eleanor Irbanettl RegalSiSSr 129-341. FREE MOUNTING . „ , 10 to 5 We offer convenience along with a tuperior product. NICHOLS-MANCHESTER TIRE INC. gill WIVES - Peg Callahan N01RADE4N AGWAY,IHC. Corner of Broad 295 BROAD ST., (OPPOSITE SEAR’S AUTOMOTIVE) STORE HOURS: 649-7782 176, Joan Lindsay 452, Jean REQUIRED M on. T u m . W td . Frl.| and Center Street Mon.-FrI.. .8 a.m. • 9 p.tn. 540 NEW STATE ROAD, BUCKLAND 643-5123 8:3pto 6:30 pm Archambault 474, Elvina COMPLEfE SERVICE SHOP PIck-Up & Dellvtry Thurs. 8:30 to 8:30 Phone 646-2112 S a t ...... a a.m. • 5 p.m. PHONE 643-1161 NOW OPEN PRIOAY EVENINGS TIL 8:00 P.M. BUCKLANO STORE ONLYI Balch 455, Lynne Topping ^ . MON., TUES., WED., FBI. 8-5:30 • THURS. 8-8 • SAT. 8-1 SaL 8:00 So 4:30 465. CORNER HARTFORD Rd.&PINESt.. Manchester '.v r V ,T- PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs,, Nov?6, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Nov. 6, 1975 — PAGE THIRTEEN

Help Wanted 13 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale INDEX 2-1 ' Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 NOTICES EXPERIENCED Chef to NEW LISTING - Large seven MANCHESTER - eight room Vernon fruit sale 1 Lout intf Found prepare noon and evening room Ansaldi built Raised newer Colonial, on acre lot, 2 P erdoniii meal, in a large convalescent Ranch, tile baths, built-ins, four bedrooms, living room, SERVICE IS The Vernon Friends of Music will 7:30 p.m. at the Vernon Medical observed Friday at St. John’s 3 — Announc«m«ntt home, good starting salary, carpeting, two fireplaces, dining room, .kitchen, 2 1/2 conduct its annual fall fruit sale from' School. Episcopal Church, Rt, 30, Vernon 4 — Entertainmtnt excellent fringe Benefits, baths, family room with OUR ONLY 5 — Auctloni large family room, two-car r e a l t o r flov. 6 through 21. Delivery will be starting at 11 a.m. S h e B e r a l h must work,- every other garage, one acre lot, with fireplace; two car- garage, daniel (. reale YOU FINANCIAL PRODUCT MIS about Dec. 5. Museum closed weekend, and some holidays, extra buildings suitable for tremendous buy at $54,^, Those attending should bring their 6 Bonds-Stockt'MortoaoM East Hartford Convalescent Frechette & Martin. Inc. Proceeds from the sale of oranges The Talcott House Museum, 68 9 — Personal Loans CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING storage or horse. Bolton area. own lunch. Dessert and coffee will be can' 10 Insurance Home, 745 Main St., E, Hart­ Convenient to 1-84. Owner’s Realtors. 646-4144. S 8,000 — Large treed building lot on — a child-aale and grapefruit will be used for two Prospect St. has closed for the winter •provided. jrause ford. anxious. Dubaldo-Lesperance, street o( expensive homes. EMPLOYMENT music scholarships. and will reopen May 15 with new The program will consist of filling 646-0505. RAISED RANCH - on extra , 13 Help Wanted ____ * large lot, with country at- 514.900 — Beautiful vidw ot the lake from this 4-rooih Proceeds wili also be used to un­ historicai exhibits on view. school bags to aid children in other floiist & Greenhouse 14 — Business Opporlunitlea AMERICAN FROZEN Food cottage. derwrite the annuai summer show of Anticipating a continued interest in 15 - Situation Wanted PHONE 643-2711 has openings for experienced VERNON - just over^'*TK)sphere, in Manchester. countries. Each woman attending is FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD and inexperienced people for Manchester line, a gorgeous Seven rooms. 11/2 baths, two S26,S00 — 4-room Ranch with garage tor economy the school music department, for the local history during the Bicenten­ EDUCATION livin g . asked to bring the contents for one 18 Private Instructions telephone canvassing. If you ten room split Ranch, w ith. fireplaces, sliding glass doors cultural trips and other musical ac­ nial celebration, the museum will be bag. This would be two or three un­ 19 — Schools-Classes are willing to work hard for, a large pool, cabana, etc., high to large deck, aluminum $29,900 — 19 acre parcel ot land with long road (ron- 20 - Instructions Wanted fage. tivities.. open by special arrangement for sharpened pencils with erasers, one ADVERTISING good hourly rate, bonuses and 50's and well Worth it. T. J. siding, 2-car garage. Only Fruit can be ordered from any group tours during the winter REAL ESTATE f ¥ P a pleasant working at­ Crockett Realtor, 643-1577. $47,500. Philbrick Agency. 534.900 — 3 or 4 bedroom aluminum sided Cape with composition pad, one eraser, one LARGEST RETAIL GROWERS IN MANCHESTER 23 Homes for Sale DEADLINE mosphere, you may qualify. Realtors, 646-4200. garage. . band member or by calling Mrs. months. Anyone wishing further in­ metric ruler, hand pencil sharpener 24 — Lots-Lend for Sale Call 875-0776. — STAFFORD SPRINGS - two $36,900 — 7-room plush Condominium tor total Francis Philiips during the day or formation should contact Mrs. Sue ^ € e (i Manchester 643-9559 25 Investment Property 12:00 noon the day before MANCHESTER - Magnificent, and some colored pencils or crayops; 26 — Business Property publication. family, exceptionally lovely, carefree living. Mrs. James Kleiner or Mrs. David Connell, 875-3260. 621 HARTFORD'ROAD, MANCHESTER 27 Resort Property PRACTICAL NURSE - nine room Dutch Colonial in Mrs. Ruth Helfferich, of the Meals Deadline for Saturday and five rooms each side. This ■ $43,200 — New Colonial quality crafted by MAK Somerville, evenings. 28 - Real Estate Wanted wanted for private duty, country home completely prestige area. Oversized for­ Community day on Wheels Progranl, will talk and Monday is 12:00 Noon Friday. mal dining room, modernized Construction. The next meeting of the Vernon MISC. SERVICES excellent references, 643-9359. renovated, top to bottom. Oil World Community Day will be' show slides on aid to. children. 31 Services Oflered kitchen with new microwave $46,900 — 4 bedroom Colonial with a 2-car garage. Friends of Music will be Nov. 12 at heat, garage, large lot, city 32 — Painting-Papering PLEASE READ REAL ESTATE Sales people, sewer, water, most con­ oven and range, four big $47,900 — 7-room Split in one ot Manchester's nicest 33 — Building-Contracting licensed and experienced, for bedrooms, beautiful treed lot. areas. 34 — Roofing-Siding YOUR AD venient. High 30’s. Look at 35 — Healing-Plumbing sales work with one of the your leisure. Further infor­ $86,900. Ann Lord Realty. 528- $48,900 — 5 bedroom Victorian lor those that like lots 36 — Flooring Classified ads are taken over areas longest established real mation, call Donald S. Gale, 4139. ot elbow room. 37 Moving-Trucking-Storage the phone as a convenience. WITH A estate firms. Phone or write Realty Company. 289-7939, $49,900 — 5 bedroom Colonial just 5 years young. 38 — Services Wanted The Herald is responsible for Arthur Shorts, J. Watson TOLLAND - New listing. Im­ HERALD only one incorrect insertion and 646-3790. - Immediate occupancy. MISC. FOR SALE maculate three bedroom then only to the size of the Beach Company, 193 East WANT AD 41 Articles tor Sale • Center Street, Manchester. Ranch, 11,2 baths, carpeted $57,900 — Spacious 8-room LaCava Colonial on a 42 — Building Supplies original insertion. Errors which -MANCHESTER - Value and huge private treed lot. 43 — iPets -Birds- Dogs Make some­ do not lessen the value of the 647-9139. charm goes with this seven living room, paneled recrea­ 643-2711 y 44 — Livestock advertisement will not be cor­ room ranch with three tion room, wooded lot, $34,900. _ one happy 45 Boats & Accessories rected by an additional inser­ bedrooms, family room, Amedv Realty. Realtors. 875- 46 — Sporting Goods tion. 6283. LIST YOUR HOUSE IN . . . 47 __ Garden Products Today — living room with fireplace, 46 — Antiques Call 643-2711 kitchen with stove, dis­ 49 - Wanted to Buy COST CALCULATION hwasher and disposal, above TOLLAND - Gracious center entrance Colonial. Totally RENTALS CLERK ground pool and much more. o h e H e r a l i t functional floor plan, eight KALE'S CORNER 52 Rooms for Rent To work in our main office. Reasonable offers considered. 53 — Apartments for Rent Asking $38,900. Cantor & rooms, 2 1 2 baths, fireplace, 175 MAIN STREET PHONE 646-4525 54 — Homes lor Rent ADVERTISING Hours: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m., Mon­ attached garages, view. Must — Goldfarb Realtors, 871-0005, 55 Business for Rent day through Friday. Com­ be seen to be appreciated, 56 — Resort Property for Rent RATES 875-6244. 57 — Wanted to Rent pany paid fringe benefits. $66,500. Amedv Realty, _ Happiness Is remembering 58 Misc. for Rent Apply; Realtors. 875-6283! TWO-FAMILY 5-5, with 2-car Business Properly 26 INVITATION 1 day . 10c word per day MANCHESTER - new listing, garage, in desirable location, AUTOMOTIVE 3 days .9c word per day ten room older home with two lAutos for Sale handy to all schools. Excellent 61 ANNUAL BAZAAR 6 days .6c word per day ear garage on over one acre IMMACULATE eight room TO BID - 62 Trucks for Sale CHENEY BROS INC. condition $44,500. Philbrick stately Colonial structure The Manchester Board of 63 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale at St. John’s Auditorium 26 days .7C word per day 31 Cooper Hill St. lot. Large kitchen, six Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. — MANCHESTER right on Main St. Ideal for 64 Motorcycles-Bicycles 15 words. $2.00 minimum Manchester, Ct. bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, Education seeks bids for 65 — Campers-Trailers-Moblle 23 Qolway Street, Manchester professional offices, or com­ Happy A d s ___ !$2.19 Inch Aluminum siding. Priced in VERNON - $38,900 - Country paving the Parking Area at Homes Friday, November 7th, 7-9 p.m. the 40's. Zinsser Agency, 646- TO SETTLE ESTATE bination home and office 66 Automotive Service Three family, 6-3-3, two-car living, one minute from suite. Two car garage with the Old Robertson School. 67 — Autos for Rent-Lease 1511, highway. Six room Ranch, Sealed bids will be Saturday, November 8th, 10-2 garage. Fast Sale Needed! extra storage. Plenty of •••••••••••••••••••••••• newly painted, 18' above­ parking. Truly unusual-don’t received until 3;30 P.M., Homemade Arts, Crafts MANCHESTER - Four year MANCHESTER ground pool, large family Situation Wanted 15 old Dutch Colonial on large lot overlook this one. Mr. L o st an d F o und room with bar, new wall-lo- 6 November 12,1975 at which Matthew. Belfiore Agency, and Christmas Decorations in prime residential area. RECENT TWO FAMILY wall carpel. Call Pat, Century S A V E $2 time they will be publicly FEMALE COMPANION Family room, fireplaced 647-1413. LOST- M anchester Green Immaculate condition, three 21, Jackston-Avante, 646-1316 opened. The right is available for senior citizens. living room, three large bedroom apartments, many area- Small Brown and white Household duties included at or 646-5461. reserved to reject any and bedrooms, garage. Priced in extras. Separate furnaces MANCHESTER- doctors, female dog. Answers to reasonable rates. Phone after the 50's. Zinsser Agency, 646- lawyers, and professionals TINY MIGHTY MO’S^ all bids. Specifications and Spunky. Wearing flea collar. Enjoy yourself and driveways. Fenced in ANCbVER - gentleman's HAPPINESS IS 3 p.m. 649-0314. 1511. take note, eight room No batteries or eiectricity... just a bid forms may be secured Call 646-0523. at a publla. auction 60x150 level lot. Owners mini-farm, 5.8 acres, 7 12 Colonial, high traffic area, simple push to keep each of these CHILD CARE - any age. building a new home. Tenant room Dutch Colonial, barn, 3Vz" long brightly colored Tiny at the Business Office, 45 Furnishings of MANCHESTER - new listing. parking for 30 cars, ideal for our reg. 13.98 • FOUND - long-lost, shepherd- Attending the Fenced yard, swings, sand­ income cuts your monthly pasture, excellent condition. office and home or Mighty Mb’s roiiing. Nine styies, N. School Street, 8 houses Six room brick Cape, with two 60's, Ferrigno Realtors. 423- collie, male puppy, flea Ladles of Columbus box. Loving care plus car garage. Three bedrooms, payments in half. Easily apartmmnt situation, many each with safety clutch. Good things Manchester, Connecticut. collar, 646-0347. Saturday, Nov. 8 1886, 228-0668, 8 EYEL KNIEVEL^'* do come in small packages. ,5 Card Party Help Wanted 13 playmates. North End area, 1 1/2 baths, formal dining financed. possibilities. G&R Realty, our reg. 3.69 Raymond E. Demers, 10 a.m. 649-6382. 289-6885, S A V E 2.11 ^ at St. Bridgets room, heated porch. Mid-30's. NEW HOMES, - Ranches, STUNTd CRASH Business Manager LOST - black and white (Inspection 9 a.m.) Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. LAWRENCE F. FIANO female Alaskan Malamute, Armory, Main St. School Cafeteria CHILD CARE: Mother of two Capes, Colonials, available or THE FIGURES will astound PLA Y FAMIL Y CIRCUS TRAIN CAR WITH FIGUREl S A V E $2 AUTO SALESPERSON REALTORS 649-5371 will build to suit. Single and lost Halloween night. Kids Manchester Nov. 7, 1975 - 8 p.m. Experience not necessary. Must boys will care for your MANCHESTER - charming you! Combinatiion dining, dog. Cleaka. 646-4072,649-1373. have at least a high school two-family homes in several For 2-7 yrs.; durable Qyro^powered Sfunt Manchester children while you work. six room Ranch with garage restaurant and coffee shop. plastic; ringmaster, and Crash Car comas Reward. Door Prizes, education. Apply in person to Mr. Teacher, some planned ac­ locations, starting from $48,- Clean, convenient modern. Carter, or Mr. Duff. Carter on landscaped lot. Two 500. Good financing, will con­ clown, engineer mov­ tearing out of winder,., INVITATION Memorial Hospital tivities, nutritious snacks, fireplaces, eat-in kitchen, CAPE COD - two years old, Mr. Lombardo. Belfiore Agen- able animals; engine, hits an obstacle and LOST - Siamese cat, male, Chevrolet Company, Inc., 1229' sider trades. Merritt Agency. our reg. 10.99 Auxiliary Refreshments Main Street, Manchester. lunches. Fenced yard. Central lovely rec room. Priced in 24' living room, first floor cv, 647-1413. gondola car, cage car, explodes. Reassemble answers to Buttons, if found location. 649-2083. 646-1180. ^ ------V— two-seater caboose. l o i ? for another crash run. SPINWELDER®. TO BID mid-forties, Zinsser Agency, family room with fireplace please phone 649-6842. MANCHESTER - doctors, our reg. 12.99 Evel’s strapped Inside AIRPLANE Sealed bids will be 646-1511. Eat-ir UNUSUAL - Two family with his roll cage. Figure received in the Office of NURSES AIDE - 11 ...... kitchen, formal dining room, lawyers, and professionals FACTORY'" LOST - Savings Passbook king sized Master bedroom, two black marble fireplaces! take note, eight room and winder inctudM. The Director of General a.m., partrfime and full time, MANCHESTER - Richard Six-Five, flats witn new Build a biplane 18" number 046-0-01899-7 Hartford TAG SALE 'enjoy working with a skilled □ REAL ESTATE Martin Sclsspl, seven room aluminum siding, two car gar­ Colonial, high traffic area,, long! Spinwelder® Services, 41 Center Street, National Bank and Trust Com­ wiring. Recent heating Iw power tool welds ^ and dedicated staff, in a very Ansaldi Built Raised Ranch, age, treed lot, mint condition, parking for 30 cars, ideal pany, North Manchester Of­ system. Parkay wooden office and home or apartment and rivets plastic. \ j Manchester, Connecticut 10-4 —Saturday, Order Your pleasant and modern at­ two fireplaces, rec room, $53,200, Philbrick Agency. floors. Excellent income with Operates on 6-volt until Nov. 17, 1975 at 11;00 fice. Application made for mosphere, experienced Homes For Sale 23 beautiful private treed yard, Realtors, 646-4200. situation, many possibilities. lantern battery, not payment. November 8th.i future possibilities. G&R Realtv, 289-6885. included. a.m. for the following; preferred, please call Doris $59,900, Hayes Corporation, Convenient location, never a “Happy Blaine, RN Director of $36,900 - Duplex, 6-3, cabinet 646-0131, COLONIAL - seven rooms, 1 2 Vz ton pickup trucks; 1 LOST - five month old un­ kitchens, fireplace,’carpeting, 1/2 baths, three bedrooms, vacancy. Call now, Belfiore Emmanuel nurses, 646-0129, Manchester Agency, 647-1413. 13,000-15,000 G.V.W. dump registered pup, black with Lutheran Church Manor Nursing Home, 385 tile baths, $435 monthly in­ breezeway, garage, swim­ truck; 1 highway paint white cross on chest, brown West Center St., Manchester, come. Hutchins Agency, 646- ming pool, redwood deck, MONEY MAKING PARKER BROTHERS legs, wearing a . light brown 60 Church St., Thought” MANCHESTER - reduced $2,- K omI E s ta l* 3166. wooded yard. $42,500. N striping machine. DARTMOUTH ROAD Tradlnc Cam* Equipmont collar, answers to the name of Philbrick Agency, Realtors, 000, Ranch, six oversized RESTAURANT WANTED - motherly sitter Martin School, large seven rooms, attached garage plus iHoaoiT Bid forms, plans and Sam, lost on Main St. end of in the church $27,300. ATTRACTIVE 5 room 646-4200. "Today! for ten year old boy, two hours room Raised Ranch fully enclosed insulated rear FIRST TIME OFFERED MONOPOLY specifications are Birch St. Sunday night, call basement after school, sick days and Ranch, fireplace, baseboard Karen at 647-9746. plaster walls, tiled baths porch for den or TV, 64 ★ FULLY EQUIPPED Nti.rfa'i^ available at the General vacations, possible occasional heating, stove, refrigerator. EXECUTIVE L Ranch - nine ★ HIGH VOLUME Hutchins Agency 646-3166. large closets, built-ins rooms, 22x28 Master Milford Rd., Buckley School Services Office, 41 Center evenings. Must be reliable. St. area, asking $34,900, calk643- ★ EXCELLENT LOST - Female Siberian carpeting, 2 fireplaces, bedroom, family room, game Street, Manchester, .James area, phone 647-1655 6882 for appointment. LOCATION SPREE! EVERYDAY LOW PRICE! Husky, blue eyed, answers to after 6. MANCHESTER - Large large family room, 2-car room, den, private yard, on Connecticut. Tanya. Wearing silver chain newer duplex three bedroom For Complete Information garage, city utiliti'&s dead end street in prime CAPE - Lovely three bedroom INDOOR GYM HOUSE Town of Manchester, choker, 649-1677. Reward. H e lp W anted 13 Help Wanted 13 apartment. Immaculate con­ neighborhood, for further ask for Joe Lombardo SPREE! EVERYDAY LOW PRICE! HELP NEEDED part or full excellent condition. Owner Cape, fireplaced living room, Connecticut time. Weekends or late night. dition throughout. Priced retiring, anxious to sell! details call Philbrick Agency, BY CmHMPIa||IMn9/0| M O I^ *OLY BY PARKER BROTHERS FOUND - Black with white HOUSEKEEPER - Compa­ right. R. Zimmer, J.D. Real carpeted, Kitchen with family Robert B. Weiss, NURSES AIDE- Part-time Perfect for second shift Realtors, 646-4200. area. Garage. Large treed lot. Platform 21" higft, ^ d e For ages B to adult; two to eight male mixed dog. West Middle nion wanted. To live-in with Estate, 646-1980. BELFIORE JIGENCY and full-time, 3 p.m. to 11 workers. Call 646-5858. Merritt Agency, 646-1180. 36" long; disassemtnes players! Buy, sell, swap real estate, General Manager Turnpike, Adams Street area. p.m., enjoy working with a fem ale senior citizen in CHARLES LESPERANCE GARRISON COLONIAL - four 647-1413 jor storage; for 1 1 0 9 ?' railroad^utilities; build houses, ho­ Call Dog Warden, 646-4555, Manchester. Cooking and light skilled and dedicated staff, in MANAGER and sales per­ MANCHESTER - Price 649-7620 years old, fieldstone years. tels; collect rent; try to bankrupt each housework. Call Mrs. Snider, BLESS YOU^^ other! the rest home area for the am­ sonnel - Interviewing for new reduced $3,000 on this im­ fireplace, beam ceiling, wall- MANCHESTER evenings, 228-9815. Put a bulge in your billfold...use BABY TENDER FOUND - Female Great bulatory. Please call 646-0129. young women's^ fashion store. maculate seven-room Cape. to-wall carpeting, family Dane, New State Road area. Manchester Manor Nursing Mornings. Clotlies Corner, K- Custom kitchen, three or four MANCHESTER - cute Ranch room, sliding glass doors to POOL and COOL Herald Want Ads regularly. SPREE! EVERYDAY LOW PRICE! LOYE® LEGAL Call Dog WSftlen, 646-4555. Home, 385 West Center St. NEW INDOOR Tennis Club Marl Plaza, Vernon. 871-1501. bedvooms, rec room, over­ with four bedrooms, rec large deck, garage, mint con­ Yes, a pool and central air- seeks bright, personable peo­ sized garage. Secluded yard room, firpplace, full base­ dition, $51,700, Philbrick conditioning go with this Soft, enuggly baby with ple for part time work, up to a sneezy cold. Give her NOTICE FOUND - Brown female SECRETARY wanted. etc. Priced to sell. $37,900. R. ment, priced to sell at $36,900. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. seven-room Raised Ranch Real Estate Wanted 28 wat«r from her bottle, TOWN OF ANDOVER mixed dog, Tolland Turnpike Shorthand-typing-light 40 hours weekly. Call 633-6261. PARAGON Zimmer, J.D. Real Estate, Owner anxious, Frechette & plus two baths, two V squeeze her tummy 'til CONNECTICUT area. Call Dog Warden, 646- bookkeeping. Call 646-1980 Martin, Inc. Realtors 646-4144. CAPE - Six rooms, treed lot, fireptaces, two-car garage, ALL CASH for your property 4555. WANT SOME additional spen­ within 24 hours. Avoid red she sneezes, wipe her Displaycraft, Manchester, TOOL CO., INC. city utilities, handy location. % acre lot, wall-to-wall nose and make her all PUBLIC HEARING ding power? How ’about TOLLAND - Price reduced. Aape. instant service. Hayes 643-9557. Has openings (or: REDUCED FOR quick sale - $31,500) Philbrick Agency, carpeting, and huge deck. better. IS” tall, wears OF THE ZONING LOST - Savings Passbook working’ a few weekends a two family, 30 Locust Street, Six room L Ranch, large Corporation, 646-0131. FIRST CLASS Realtors, 646-4200. Immediate occupancy. nightie, with bottle. BOARD^F APPEALS Number 022-0-18986-4 Hart­ PART TIME - bookkeeper ac­ month and help some people no agents. 646-2426, 9-5. living room with fireplace, ford National Bank and Trust at tile same time. Call the MACHINISTS equipped kitchen, three good Asking $45,900. SELLING your house? Call us WEEBLES® The Zoning Board of countant, Manchester' Public Must be able to set-up CIRCA 1830 well maintained Co., First Manchester Office. Rockville Memorial Nursing MANCHESTER - new listing,,, fiz e d bedroom s, am ple nine room Antique Colonial, first and we'll make' you a TREE S A V E 1.29 Appeals of Andover, accountant requires bright and work from blueprints. WARREN E. Application made for pay­ person to assist busy prac- Home for information. 875- five room older home, central '•’■closets, attached “ garage four fireplaces, four cash offer. One day service. Connecticut will hold a 0771. Beautifully landscaped, $39.- HOUSE C L U E ® BY PARKER BROTHERS ment. tioner ir, accounting and tax location, small barn $29,900, bedrooms, study, one full and HOWLAND T. J. Crockett, Realtor. 643- public hearing in the Town areas. Write Box J, Experienced Only Hayes Corp., 646-0131. 500. Amedy Really. Realtors, two 12 baths plus attached _gjaltors______643;OJ[08 1577. For 2-6 yrs. Weeble For ages 8 to adult; three to six DISHWASHER Wanted - 875-6283. players. Detective game in . an old Office Building, Manchester Herald. five room unfinished carriage children ride up on 170 several hours, early part of A p p ly at IMMEDIATE CASH for your trike, ride basket eleva­ mansion...object: who did It with what Wednesday, Nobember 19, Bonds-Stocks-Morigagea 8 MANCHESTER- first offering shed, potential for studio, MANCHESTER - Four room and where. More fun than reading or the week, Friday and Satur­ 121 Adams Street, seven rooms, full bpsement BOLTON - HEBRON Line - etc., two story barn, well property. Let us explain our tor, enjoy rocking chair watching a mystery. / our reg. 5.9 1975 at 8:00 p.m. to hear Cape, two fireplaces, garage, picnic tabie. Even has day nights, 5 till closing. App­ M a nche ste r all city utilities, oil heat, com­ seven room Cape, four treed lot, $54,000, Philbrick fair proposal. Call Mr. the following applications MORTGAGES, loans first, se­ ly Cavey’s Restaurant. bedrooms, 1 ‘ i baths, good neighborhood. Central. sky light and secret cond, third. All kinds. Realty plete aluminum siding, Agency, Realtors. 646-4200. ^ , o w SO's.'Call 646-8350. Belfiore, 647-1413. asking for relief from the breezeway, garage, I'i acres, door. SPREE! EVERYDAY LOW PRICE statewide. Credit rating un­ EXPERIENCED excellent condition, asking KEYPUNCH Operator - A must to see. $49,900, Cen­ zoning laws of the Town of necessary. Reasonable. Con­ price $36,900. Assumable 6‘7c MAY WE BUY your home'? Experienced, Converting to JANITOR - full time, mature tury 21 Tedford Real Estate, BOLTON ■ HEBRON line - Quick, fair, all cash and no Andover. fidential, quick TUBE ASSEMBLER individual, good starting mortgage, with large down M a n ch e ste r Seven room U&R Raised Able to work to blueprint key-disc ,data entry system. payment. Charles 647‘-9914. problems. Call Warren E. No. 131 — Eugene Sam- arrangements. Alvin Lundy Tape experience helpful. salary and liberal fringe TWO FAMILY Ranch, three bedrooms, fami­ Agency. 527-7971.100 Constitu­ requirements, needed to Lesperance, 649-7620. Howland, Itealtors, 643-1108. martino requesting relief Salary commensurate with benefits, East Hartford Con­ CUSTOM Built Ranch, Spring 4-4 Duplex, two bodroomi, dio* ly room, Iwo fireplaces, one tion Plaza, Hartford, assemble tube assemblies S A V E 2.11 experience. If qualified apply valescent Home, 745 Main St., St., six rooms, spacious hwasher, washer and dryer, acre, low 40's. By owner, 646- INSTANT cash for your home. from zoning regulations Evenings, 233-6879. MANCHESTER - Aluminum range, walUto-wall carpeting, for aircraft quality parts. in person between 8 a.m. - 3 E. Hartford. kitchen, two car garage, ■'! 5107. Call Dan Reale. at Reale's limiting lot size to a Call for appointment, 649- sided beauty, three bedroom parking lor lour cars one year p.m. Security Insurance Raised Ranch with 2 baths, acre lot, principals only. SELL AT Corner Realtors. 646-4525. minimum of one acre for MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd 2851 between 3-4 p.m. Group, A Textron Division, NURSES AIDES - 7-3 and 11-7, young. PRICED TO FOREST HILLS Finest! mortgages — interim finan­ fully applianced kitchen, 2 Owner, call 649-4875, $49,900. • BARBIE*S® 1 0 § § . purposes of construction of 1000 Asylum Ave., at full time and part time, Eight room, four bedroom AN EAST of the river church our reg. 12.99 cing “ expeditious and con­ weekdays or weekends, good fireplaces, 2-car garage. $53,- TOWNHOUSE a single family dwelling. THE E.A. PAHEN CO. Woodland, Hartford. An equal 500. W olverton Agency, ANDOVER- seven room 25S down, owner pays SU8 a contemporary Colonial \yith.2 seeks land suitable for DERRY DARING' fidential service, J.D. Real 303 Welherell St. opportunity employer. starting salary, liberal fringe month tor interest, principal, and 1 2 baths, 2-c\ar garage, and a building in Vernon. Rockville, Lots 630 and 631, Woodside Estate Assoc. 646-1980. Realtors, 649-2813. Raised Ranch, with I'.'z baths, Over 3Vs-fl. fall; alx TRICK CYCLE M a nche ste r benefits. East Hartford Con­ on 1.7 acres, T. J. Crockett, taxes, downstairs apartment, up­ plethora of extras too N'orth Manchester area. room* of furnlfuTo; . Lane, Andover, Connec­ valescent Home, 745 Main St., stairs tenant pays $265 a month. WITH FIGURE MALE or FEMALE - depen­ MANCHESTER - Exceptional Realtor, 643-1577. numerous to mention. A Minimum two acres. Call 644- working elevator. Eaiy ticut. dable help to do odd jobs and E. Hartford. "must see" home on a short 0988 or 872-3280. to aaeambto fur city Friend of Evel Knievel. buy on three bedroom No. 132 — Ernest J. Reed Help Wanted 13 snow removal. No call after 7 MANCHESTER- like new JESDOR REALTY cul-de-sac street with a SAVE 1.33 living In high sCyla. Gyro-powered cycle flash­ Colonial, with 11/2 baths, den, Doha and outfltc sold es out of winder to do requesting relief from DENTAL ASSISTANT - Part p.m., 649-7911. YOUR OWN sp a re -tim e living room hnd family Custom built Cape, rec room, MLS 633-1411 delightful combination of sun WE WILL buy your home. saparalaly. wheelies, jumps, flips. zoning regulations JOBSEEKERS Employment time, (two whole days) or full business. Work out of your kitchen, only $32,500. Wolver­ formal dining room, and shade. For furtlier (Juick. efficient professional Derry wears jumpsuit Service - open 8 a.m.-8 p.m., IMMEDIATE opening for applianced kitchen, garage, details. Mr. Hurwitz Belfiore . service. Call us first. W, J. helmet, cape, boots. prohibiting screening, sif­ time position in multi-staff own home. Free training. ton Agency, Realtors, 649- r reg. 3.29 reg. 2.99 with full and part time OMor- dental practice in Rockville sales secretary to assist sales Excellent profits. Start with 2813. huge terraced yard. $42,900, NEW RANCH - Extra large Agency. 647-1413. Barcomb Realtor, 644-8000. ting, washing, crushing and manager in coordinating of­ NERF® FOOTBALL NERF® GLIDER tunities available now. East Area. Primary respon­ less than $50. For interview: Century 21 Tedford Real modern kitchen, two baths, other forms of processing _ Hartford, 568-1070. sibilities; educating and fice activities. Must be good 742-9087. BOLTON - newer Raised Estate, 647-9914. fireplace, 2-car garage, V, size outdoor football of Once only special! Safe, typist, and be able to handle WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLI dense squeezable foam with soft indoor glider forges 4 on property having sand motivating patients in dental aluminum siding and win­ customers’ problems on the Ranch with 27' kitchen and , lough skin: bright colors. and up from Parker i — and gravel pits, located on PHONE FROM home to ser­ home care, x-rays, limited dining area. Large living “COVENTRY- by owner, dows, large deck, picture win­ B rothers. vice our customers in the , telephone. Pleasant surroun­ recently redecorated six room dow in basement with walk­ r SEB MR. MURPHVfe Long Hill Road, Andover, chairside assisting, some, 'Business Opportunity 14 room, three, bedrooms, Manchester area, flexible related office duties. Position dings, and .full employee fireplaced family room, 2 1/2 Cape, with utility shed, and out to patio. $47,900. Philbrick ^■RPPPEP WeARING- benefits including CMS, Blue Connecticut. A thirty day hours, super earnings, 249- requires maturity, outgoing baths, 2-car garage. $54,500, fenced in yard. Oil ot air heat, Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. Hie SHISJSUARDe. permit is being requested. 7773. personality, prior experience Cross and Major Medical In­ $25,900, for appointment call surance. Contact Multi- DISTRIBUTORSHIP Wolverton Agency, Realtors, S A V E 10.99 At this hearing in­ with public contact The Hotteit heiii soM tlinii|h tendon h non 649-2813. 277-7181 weekdays, or 742-7746 RAISED RANCH - seven NURSES AIDES - All shifts, Circuits, 50 Harrison St., n preferable. Mail resume to n iila b le In ) 0ur irei. If , m ere lerioin ibout evenings. rooms, beamed cathedral 6 terested persons may Manchester, 646-4100, full and part time, weekdays P.O. Box 289, Manchester. Sell Emplornenl m «ri send ) 0o i simple ol MANCHESTER - New three ceiling in liw ^^room with appear and be heard and and weekends. Only our product In the mid. TNs Is net i pet rich SIX ROOM Cape, in center of fieldstone fii^fKice, eat-in n ^ scheme. We prorlde locatioos, yen senice. bedroom Ranch, dining room, , £ D written communications experienced need apply. Good EXPERIENCED finisher, HELP WANTED, part-time, We oHet Ihuncini lor eipinsloo. hresbnent kitchen with built-ins, town, selling for $31,900, T, J. kitchen, formal dining room, received. Said appeals are starting salary and liberal part time, to finish new apply Manchester Card terels: $2,265 - $3,PS • $7,55(1. For bitormitlon aluminum siding, baseboard Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. 15x21 family room with fringe Benefits. East Hartford Kitchen cabinets, must know Gallery, Manchester md/oc inteniew cid collect (703) 659-216? or heat, $42,500. JiVoTverton Agen­ fireplace, wooded acre lot on file and may be seen in Convalescent Home, 745 Main Parkade. n rite eidudint phono number to COIISOUMTID with privacy, garage, $44,900, our rag.fM.99 how to use spray gun and mix MAmniK. K , VHIeie Fteu Office 9M|.. P.a cy, Realtors, 649-2813. MID-THIRTIES. Six room the office of the Town Street, East Hartford, Conn. Bos 317, SUHord, V i. 22554. Philbrick Agency, Realtors. obarga It colors. Apply Apollo Cabinet home, big rooms, two car gar­ Clerk, Town Hall. Company, Elm Street Ext., MANCHESTER - Four age. Nice yard. Early oc- 646-4200. CUSTODIANS - Experienced, Business Opportunity 14 •fee 'SUN COUNTRY' Zoning Board of 646-5025. bedrooms and family room on cupanev. Belfiore Agenev, f) t. *lD^ '/< T w Aw V 5 Pit Appeals, part time, evenings on-mor­ first floor, applianced kitchen, 647-1413. MINI-FARM on West side, 3<-SPIE£0 26 " BIKE\ nings, Manchester-East Hart­ Andover, Conn. AVON - Want to put a B-I-G 2 full baths, finished base­ seven room home in excellent [FOR GIJYS, GALS ford, Vernon area, call 643- present under your children’s ment. Attached garage. $45,- BRAND new and beautiful! condition, new siding etc., eOMEBCXV MUST HAVE TOLO S A V E 10.99 MINI WHEEL Albert E. Richey, Man'a I i4mo 22”, ladlat' 5691 between 2 and 6 p.m. Christmas Tree? Earn extra 900. W olverton A gency, Brick front Ranch, two car garage, large lot with garden H IM A B O U T T H E ROTTCANAL BY MOT ir.Wldbimtarbraka, Chairman money as an Avon Represen- NEWSPAPER DEALERSHIP AVAILABLE jlealtors, 649-2813. garage, sun and shade. Dead and fruit trees, shed, $42,000. W O R K T'M HAVING U O N E . MEN'S OR BOYS' lO^^SPEED 2^ ^ A C E R 26 X 1.2/6” blaokwaii IF YOU WANT to work, we For ages IVi to 3; all Mary C. McNamara, • tative. Sell quality Avon A Business Of Your Own In end street in wha'l is probably Philbrick Agenev. Realtors, Columbia V p o if wllh 21” frama, lO-apoad eberga tin t, touring tlylkhan. have the openings. H,elp products while the kiddies are MANCHESTER - Newer Manchester’s top area. Selling 646-4200. dtialliaur wtm' itam.mountad ahlltaft, 21 x blo-molded plastic. A diobarp;; FuCfFUlLy'AMeMBI.EO;?------Secretary in mini to Big Wheels needed to sell flowers at out­ in school. I'll show you how! three or four bedroom Ranch, in the fifties in a much higher 1-3/8” black ilraa, Maaa typo drop handlobor, , MEM'S Oft LAOmS' Dated 6 November, 1975, door flower stands, Friday, Vernon-Elllngton Area ( . Iroflt/rMT aldapull ctffpar brakaa, paddod aaddla, «»r«g that’s 24” long, ISVi’’ 6-BF£EOrO(/9/NO Call 523-9401. • Must be bondable convenient location, good con­ priced neighborhood. Belfiore NEW LISTING - Bowers m tlnp rollactor pfdala. fFUUy j - ASSEMBUb. - - ’ 7 9 M wide, 13Vi’’ higli. StkES...... * 7 2 Andover, Connecticut. Saturday and Sunday. Car a dition, $35,900. Paul W. Agency, 647-1413. School, six room Cape, three necessity and you must -bia- • Must have dependably car. ' o ...... SALES - SECRETARY, Dougan Realtor, 643-4535. or four bedrooms, eat-in la In tilacnflnrifajRilSay* willing to travel. If interested national manufacturer, five • Myat be available alx daya/week TOLLAND - Three bedroom, kitchen, built-in stove, contact, SDR Enterprises Inc, day week, top benefits, must Call Tim McCulloch, Circulation Manager FIRST TIME on market, An­ front to back split level, living fireplace, carpeting, custom YoutallitllitHis-.wes«flitli6 Andover, Conn. 742-9985 be efficient, organized, and MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD saldi built, brick front, three room with cathedral ceiling, recreation room with bar, between 9-5. Kk. Call 643-2711 todijfw flit able to work without supervi­ 647-9946 bedroom Ranch, 2 fireplaces, family room with fireplace, new roof, aluminum siding, USE OUR CONVENIENT retultL sion. Pressure position, busy central convenient location. breezeway, attached garages. two-car garage and workshop, NURSES AIDE -11 p.m. - 7 phones, similiat- experience 100x150’ lot. Only $42,500. Bel $43,900. Amedy Realty, move-in condition. Elva ★n. - — 381 Broad St., Manchester LAYAWAY PLAN n -b a.m., part or full time, Laurel required. 872-0521. Air Real Estate, 643-9332. Realtors, 875-6283. Tyler, Realtor, 649-4469. Manor 649^519. PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Nov. 6, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Nov. 6, 1975 —'PAGE FIFTEEN FRANK AND ERNEST Apartments For Rent S3 Apartments For Rent S3 Apartments For Rent 53 Autos For Sale SI Charles M.' Schultz LOOKING for anything in real TOYOTA - See us for reliable . Answer to Previous Puzzle • estate rental - apartments, used Toyotas with our 60-day Dear A b ^ Playtime »■ Mm U ^ n ^ T -A H t.^i« n homes, multiple dwellings, no i NOW RENTING! 100% warranty. We also buy M A i*r..\\i IS •uriei um«m iMk,.'* fees. Call J.D. Real Estate used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, IF YOU-LtVEP WITH THE ’ I APMIT I P HAVE Associates, Inc. 646-1980ik^ 345 Center Street, ACROSS 2 Ellipsoidal COYOT^ LIKE YOUK6KOTHEK A lit t le TROUBLE By Abigail Van Buren 1 Spinning toys KOl/ft LUCKY INDEPENDENCE Manchester, 646-4321. 3 Horseba9k THAT I FEEP SPIKE, YOU'PPU06A6LY BE . PUNCHIN6 OUT A M01/5E 5 Used in table game ' MANCHESTER- Deluxe 2 tennis 4 Vow YOU... OUT CHA5IN6 MICE! bedroom Townhouse, IV2 9 Child's game 5 Scrap baths, full basement, private VILLAGE WE PAY $15 for complete 12 Declare Manchester 4 DEAR ABBY: I want to get married again, but my 6 Ascended Y' T entrances and patio, includes junk cars. Call Joey, Tolland family is against it. 13 Golf club 7 Musical quality Dir. from Route 6 & 44A } Auto Body, 528-1990. 14 Glrl's-name heat, appliances, carpeting, You see, I met this man in 1914. We wanted to get 8 Scoff pool, air-conditioning, $290 North on Rt. 83 (Main St.) ♦ 15 Holy Land 9 Mean dwellings fi.M EX 17 Used in s a g . U R R J_ N S E per month, Paul W. Dougan, 4 to Henry. { 1968 YELLOW automatic VW married December of 1915, but our parents said we were too 10 Class of young. (I was 14 and Ruby was 18.) badminton vertebrates m i s Ia It Ie Is Realtor, 646-1021 or 643-4535. convertible, good second car, 18 American ^ Unusual one bedroom Townhouses in at 11 Natural 1 Broadside Was borne call 875-1897 after 5. World War I came along and Rudy joined the Navy. etcher «park-like setting, quiet neighborhood, t channels I Lifetimes Highway MANCHESTER - spacious Meanwhile I married someone else and spend 54 unhappy 19 Fortune teller 16 Traps Father (Fr.) Trieste three bedroom apartment, in ♦ close to shopping, church, bus, pool andt MERCEDES BENZ, 230,1966. years with him. He died three years ago and guess whp 21 Speed contest 20 Precepts I Wanderer measure 23 Alcoholic Building-Contracting 33 Articles lor Sale new two family, carpeting, air ♦ tennis. ♦ ..Very, clean, very good condi­ suddenly came into my life again? Rudy! His wife of 51 22 Healed I Swerved Cherry seeds 41 Dogs-Birds-Pets 43 beverage 24 Drove of cattle I Klake certain Fencing conditioning, dishwasher and tion. Excellent buy. Call 522- years had died, and we discovered the old love was still 24 Possesses □ MISC. SERVICES t Featuring: t 9800 days, or 247-9031. \ 25 Asseverate I Succinct sword NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - SIX Horsepower yard mill, AKC Miniature Schnauzers, , separate driveways, $260 per there. 27 Baseball 26 Dairy farm Mickey Finn — Morris Weiss ♦ • Massive Bedroom • Walk-In Closets ♦ i Change 55 Feminine Remodeling, repairing, ad­ shreds, leaves, brush, grass, seven weeks old, ready for month, security, call 646-1379 I am now 75, and my children don’t want me to get scores gadget I Clasp PARTS DEPARTMENT now 2 9 ------frog nickname Services Offered 31 ditions, rec rooms, porches and bags in one operation, delivery in a week, color salt after 6 p.m. A • Full'Basement • Laundry Hook-Ups 4 married liecause they’re afraid they’ll lose my monthly open Saturdays. Complete line 32 Leveler STATE UNIVERSITY IS 1 rOLD'YOU PANTVWAISTS V and roofing. No job too small. used less than eight hours, and pepper, call after 6, 643- J • Private Entrances and Patios t checks. I m sure Rudy and I cap make it together. Please 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 B 9 10 11 THIS IS HOIK TO FLA TTEN A VERNON - Town House of Chrysler parts. Chorches 34 Requite UPSET, 31-20. TO KNO CK O U T THEIR QUARTERBACK! THE OL' ELBOW REWEAVING burps, holes. Call 649-3144. excellent condition, $150, call 2206. 4 'A ir Conditioner • Color Co-ordinated Decor ♦ answer soon. ( QUARTERBACK! — RIGHT IN HIS NECK! Gardens, a beautifully Motors, 649-3M6, 36 Rest 12 13 (4 Zippers, umbrellas repaired. 646-7575 evenings. t Includes Heat ▼ fflRST LOVE IN GALVESTON 37 Man's name Window shades, Venetian CARPENTRY - Repairs, landscaped apartment com­ 38 Small sip 16 16 17 LABRADOR Retrievers - 1966 BUICK LaSabre, good blinds. Keys,^ TV for rent. remodeling, additions, gar­ YOU saved and slaved for blacks and yellows, hunting munity of unusual architec­ 39 Diminutive of \ We have a large variety of 1 & 2-bedroom running condition, low DEAR FIRST: Your family has no right to stand in your David IB 19 20 Marlow's, .867 Main St. 649- ages, roofing, call David stock, shots and wormed. tural design, featuring private 1 wall to wall carpet. Keep it apartments and townhouses throughout mileage, (54,000). Cll 649-4653 way. If you and your first Ipve can “ make it together,” the 41 Mariner's 5221. Patria, 644-1796. new with Blue Lustre. Rent After 6, 646-6784. entrances, private patio with 21 23 sliding glass door, wall-to- the Town of Manchester. after 5 p.m. word from here is tjjte ll^ o u r family to go jump into the direction electric shampooer $1. E. A. 42 Rodent Gulf of Mexicq^dnd W T ^u to marry Rudy. Life is short. 24 25 25 MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. WES ROBBINS carpentry Johnson Paint Company. WATCHDOG and children’s wall carpeting, range, 44 Rail bird 28 29 30 31 refrigerator, disposal, master 1973 VOLKSW AGEN, Make it sweg ■ Removal, pruning, lot remodeling specialist. Ad­ pet, free to good home, femalb Raymond F. Damato t 46 Pupils 32 33 34 35 ditions, rec rooms, dormers, TV antenna, traverse rods; 4 excellent condition, brand 49 Run away to clearing, spraying. Fully in­ DATSUN Snow tires, with Lab-Dalmation, 646-4535, new tires, 32,000 miles, $2000, sured. Licensed. Free es­ built-ins, bathrooms, storage and laundry facilities 4 Owner Developer t DEAR'ABBY: I’m going with a terrific guy. He has wed 36 ' 37 rims, B78-13, $30. Girl's 10- call John, at 872-9858 after 53 Decay timates. Phone 646-3437, 633- kitchens. 649-3446. speed bike, $65. never used. CALICO KITTEN - nine in basement. Total electric, everything a girl could want in a man. Looks, personality, no pets. One and two bedroom t Desii^iwd W ith t 4:30. character and money. > 54 Home run in 38 39 40 4, 5354. Hotpoint refrigerator, freezer months old, $15, good with ♦ You in M ind ♦ baseball LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - apartments immediately So, what’s my problem, you ask? 42 ■ top. $60. 649-5608, after 6. children, housebroken, a VOLKSWAGEN Engine still 56 Wedding 43 44 45 TWO HANDYMEN will clean, new homes custom built, available through November He’s a wet kisser! ..words house cat, call 646-4651. : Model Open 11:30 til 8 P.M. Daily t in 1970 bug, hear it run before 46 rake, lime, fertilize, mow, remodeled, additions, rec SEASONED CORD Wood - 1, starting at $165 per month. I hate to mention this to him because I don’t want to hurt 57 Maid's name 47 48 49 50 51 52 Call 872-0528 Monday through 4 P a u l W . Dougan, Realtor ♦ buying. 649-5833, 649-7311. 58 Grafted (her,) maintenance of lawn rooms, garages, kitchens cord and 1,2 cord loads, his feelings, but if it weren’t for those wet kisses, he would b3 54 55 remodeled, bath tile, cement Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. for ap­ 59 Through Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermeet seasonal. Cellars and attics delivered. E. Yeomans, 742- ; 649-3940 646-1021 643- 4535^ be perfect. 60 Paradise work. Steps, dormers. Boats-Accessorles 45 pointment. 1967 Mustang Convertible, 390, b6 57 58 cleaned. Reasonable prices. 8907. CID, four speed, GT, mag Please help. 61 Demolish 643-5305. Residential or commercial. '^♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦44444444444444444444 M Y HE JIMMIED' H E ’L L DO wheels, tape deck, $450, 646- GEMINI DOWN 59 60 El MAKE A MIGHTY P R O B A B L Y Call 649-4291. NORGE refrigerator, 16 c.u. 18' CRUISER LINE, 125 h.p. O P E N O U R Evinrude with trailer. Call 0087. 1 Bugle call 6 B R U S S E L S a l l R IG H T NICE CATCH FOR T H E F B . 1. ELECTRONIC TUNE-UP $10 inch, self-defrost harvest ROCKVILLE 3-4 ROOMS MANCHESTER - five rooms, MANCHESTER - newer one DEAR GEMINI: So what’s wrong with telling him to S U R E IS C A N D Y J A R W H E N H E SOMEBODY' TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY 875-8119. 1.NKWSPAPKH KNTKRPHI.sk ASSN ' plus parts. Brakes, shocks, gold, call 872-4260. ROCKLAND TERRACE remodeled, paneling, large bedroom Townhouse, full CHRYSLER NewpoTt dry up? SMARTS AND HELPED G R O W S T lube, bearings, etc. Carpentry and general con­ Garden Products 47 Large and beautllul one and two kitchen, porch, close to basement, private entrances custom, two door, fully HIMSELF.' UP' Guaranteed. Call anytime, tracting. Residential and FIREWOOb - For sale, well bedroom apartments, heat, hot stores, security and and patio, includes heat, commercial. Whether it be a water, all appliances. Including equipped, factory air, 646-2065. seasoned, split or round. $25. dishwasher, disposal, carpeting, references, $150. monthly. 1- appliances and carpeting, $230 excellent condition, low DEAR ABBY: Please tell the next reader who asks what small repair job, a custom per load. The Andrew Ansaldi COW MANURE - $7 and $14 loads delivered, call after 6, pool and your own private terrace 564-7855. p^er month, Paul W. Dougan mileage, phone 643-8244. to do about a flooded basement to call the fire department. Win at Bridge CUSTOM DRAPERIES - built home or anything in in a country setting. From $180. Company, 649-5249. 649-8731, Realtor, 646-1021 or 643-4535. We help in any emergency not involving a crime: sudden made very reasonable, work between, call 646-13'79. No pets. THREE ROOM apartment in­ 872-4223 529-6586 1969 TOYOTA Corona - parts, illness from simple fainting to heart attacks; accidents from guaranteed, call anytime, 649- GUITAR - Sovereign Har­ cludes appliances, heat, hot air conditioner and drive train falling out of bed to auto collisions; electrical power failure V 4266 TOBIAS CARPENTRY Ser­ mony, very good condition, six 872-3976 water, laundry facilities, gar­ vice - Remodeling, repairs, A n tiq u e s 48 in very good condition, any (anything from a blown fuse to a high voltage wire that Simple raise begs no trouble string, $90, call 649-5610, ask age. No pets, $195. 643-4884. Homes lor Rent 54 reasonable offer. 1-537-1627 could be very dangerous). MASONRY , REPAIRS - new additions, custom building. No for Linda. WANTED Antique furniture, Amston. We give emergency aid and call an ambulance,"doctor or work, brick block, stone, call job too small. Free estimates. FOUR ROOMS - for rent, first Over 25 years experience. 643- glass, pewter, oil paintings, or UNUSUAL Deluxe one VERNON - six room Ranch, 1 any other agency as required. 643-9508. REMOVE spots and residue floor, 398 Hartford Rd., $150 a 1/2 baths, family room, in­ 1962 GMC Van, previous G. NORTH 6 ’ ll-S 5769. left behind from other other antique items. R. bedroom Townhouse, private We II even come out and check your home to make sure A Q J 10 6 4 entrances and patio, full base- month. Available immediate­ cludes appliances, one car, Fox delivery truck, rebuilt TREE SERVICE-(Soucier) cleaners. Rent new RINSE-N- Harrison, 643-8709. it’s fireproof. Please spread the word, Abby. We want to V 10 4 2 one bid. If he responds one ment, includes, beat, ly, 649-1946. garage, $350 a month, Paul W. engine, aluminum body, help. Trees cut, trimmed or topped, VAC ste a m c le a n e r at ♦ QJ95 spade he is going to have lots of Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 ANTIQUES Wanted - appliances, carpeting, and Dougan Realtor, 646-1021, 643- excellent running condition, FRIENDLY FIREMAN stumps removed, fully in­ Manchester Wallpaper & 4535. $400, 649-4740. A5 future problems as South sured. Got a tree problem? Paint Company, 185 West Mid­ American furniture, oriental pool. $245 per month. Paul W. SUN CITY, CALIF. WEST EAST BIDWELL Home Improve­ rugs, paintings, pewter. Wind­ Dougan, Realtor, 646-1021 or starts to take very strong ac­ WHO X I ’M CAPTAIW BAFY AMP MY 'YOU'VE MAPE THE FATAL MISTAKE WOMEM OMLY-- NO Well worth a phone call. 742- dle Turnpike, 646-0143. THE CHARLES A98S AK32 a l l o w e d ment Co. Expert installation 643-4535. ■ EIGHT room older Colonial, PLYMOUTH V-8, 1968, bard- tion with his very fine hand. AR E PODNER'6 WAFH rUBBF'..., OF INTRUPING OM THE SECRE-T ■ MEN ; 8252. sor chairs, crocks, jugs, Ron DEAR FIREMAN: I’ll spread the word. The printed V 9 8 V J 7 5 YOU / PO YOU MIWP TELLIue of aluminum siding, gutters Dionne, 643-1691. fireplaces, large lawn, top, new tires, battery and If North just raises to two APARTMENTS word reaches more people than smoke signals. ♦ A 10 4 2 ♦ 8 2 A w h at th is 15 ALL AeOUT? and trims. Roofing installa­ MANCHESTER - newer three CHARLES DR.. MANCHESTER parking, no children, pets, tuned up, power steering. hearts. South will simply con­ WANTED ODD Jobs - Raking + AJ64 *K 10 9832 V\ tion and repairs. 649-6495, 875- FURNITURE - Rugs, pain­ bedroom Duplex, half of two Luxury 4*/z room townhouses, working adults. 643-2880. $850. Call 643-7550. tract for the heart game. leaves, painting, cleaning DEAR ABBY: This is for “Ticked off in 'Fulsa" whose SOUTH (D) cellars and attics, no job too '9109. DEALERS ■ CRAFTSMEN tings, pewter, dolls, crocks, family, full basement, in­ some feature fireplaces and 2>- husband always told departing dinner- guests to come back A seventh son of a seventh Indoor - Outdoor lamps, etc. Now accepting cludes appliances and car garages, heat and hot water MANCHESTER Green area, FORD Falcon, 1968 , 2-door A A7 son sitting West can open the small. Reasonable rates. Free and 2 air conditioners, 1'/i baths, soon because he never got a decent meal unless they had V A K Q6 3 HORACE Tetrault — Siding, consignments, for December carpeting, 1 1/2 baths. $280 Six room Colonial house, with hardtop,- 6 cylinder, ap­ ace of diamonds and continue estimates. 646-7786. FLEA MARKET and etc. Wooded and Quiet. Not a garage. Immmediate oc­ company: ♦ K763 roofing, storm windows, aw­ auction. 644-8962. per month, Paul W. Dougan proximately 22 mpg, new the suit. East will ruff and if he thru street. Will be fully com­ cupancy, Rent $300 a month, rebuilt engine. (2,000 miles), If that's all she has to complain about, she's lucky. My *Q7 SNOWPLOWING - Industrial, nings. Quality workmanship, TAG SALE Realtor, 646-1021, 643-4535. pleted in December. leads back a club, the four- free estimates. Fully insured. CLEARANCE SALE at Fox Inquire at W. H. England automatic transmission, clean husband always makes jokes about what a lousy bed Neither vulnerable commercial and institutional. Rain or Shine Applications being accepted partner 1 am. heart contract will be sunk 872-9187. 649-3417. Hill antiques, 20-50% off. MANCHESTER Gardens - ef- for immediate rentals and future Lumber Co., Route 44-A, inside and out. $725. 646-5426. Parking lots and driveways. Broad Street Common, Manchester Bolton Notch. His favorite joke is: "If a man ever rapes my wife, he without a trace. Against nor­ Sanding available. Free es­ Friday - Sunday, November 7, ficiency apartments, occupancy. West North East South, mal defense South will make ROOFING ■- Specializing Behind Dairy Queen on 8. and 9th. Come early for best FORD XL 1969, excellent con­ could never be charged with a moving violation." timates. Call after 6 p.m., 528- available in beautiful country So come over and see your four or five. Maybe, even six if 1/-& repairing roofs, new roofs, Broad Street. selection! 356 West Street, VERNON-ROCKVILLE dition, call 643-8252. TICKED OFF IN TACOMA 1418 or 646-1322.- setting. Walk to everything. future apartment... a spade is opened and East gutter work, chimneys, Sunday 8 A.M.5 P.M. Bolton. Rent includes heat, hot water, OPEN FOR INSPECTION Line-,- five room Cape, two Pass 2 V Pass bedrooms, $225 monthly, one 1969 CHEVY Van, good condi­ makes the mistake of playing BULLDOZING and excava­ cleaned and repaired. 30 years appliances, and parking. Daily 3 P.M. until 7 P.M. Pass Pass , Pass NO ADMISSION or by appointment child accepted. References, tion, call 644-0317. his king after an honor is tion, licensed septic system, experience. Free estimates. Wanted to Buy 49 S uperintendent, 646-0090. Opening lead —9 A Howley, 643-5361. 649-6544 Equal Housing, security, available im­ Astro-graph played from dummy. Alley Oop — Dave Graue installation and repair, OLD DOLLS - Paying top 646-0800 or 646-1540 mediately. 875-8761. 1971 PLYMOUTH sports sub­ landscaping and trucking, urban station wagon, power loam and fill for sale. Free es­ DiA ROOFING. Roofs, prices for your old dolls, $65. MANCHESTER - new unusual By BERNICE BEDE OSOL siding, gutters, and leaders. and up for China and bisque Business for Rent 55 brakes, power steering, air By Oswald & James Jacoby - _ \ h e l l o , MY60SH, I \ YOU WEREN'T timates. Call after 6 p.m., 646- one bedroom Duplex For Friday, Nov. 7, 1975 A South Carolinian wants to D O C ! j Free estimates. Fully in­ dolls. $100 and up for Bye'lo. FOUR ROOM apartment, 426 conditioning, new life-time ALLEY.' NEVER THOUGHT ) ALONE IN 1322. HEAVY DUTY utility trailer, Townhouses now renting at Forty years ago Oswald WE'D SEE YOU / yo u r THINK- Broad Street, no appliances, 800 SQUARE Feet of space guarantee transmission, call ARIES (March 21-April 19) know what we bid in response sured. 249-0205. $100. phone 875-8216. Never give or sell a doll Independence Village. Full SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) It Jacoby was one of a small AGAIN.' — ^ING, MY FRIENp $130, Security deposit, no pets, available, lower level in after 5 p.m., 646-0429. Though you're truly cognizant to a one diamond opening without getting our offer. Call basements, private entrances you're traveling today, keep a group of experts who ' ------Y 'y^BELIEVE _MEl WELDING - rep^rs, custom 643-4751. prime commercial location, of the other fellow s interesfs in with: REASONABLE PRICES for TAG SALE - Ariens snow locally, 875-7356. and patio, includes heat, sharp weather eye peeled lor suggested that when your made trailers, f^t service, ideal for office space. 643- m o n t e ca rlo your loinl endeavors today, it AKQ76V A2AJ4AK9854. roofing. (Installation and appliances, carpeting, air con­ 1970 ' - 2-door, stoplights, speed traps and reasonable, free estimates. blower, with lawn vacuum at­ 4 1/2 ROOMS, first floor, won t come off that way. You'll partner opened the bidding and repairs) Gutter work, and ANTIQUES, lamps, dolls, ditioner. Close to shopping, 2738. power steering, power brakes, people behind you. Inattention We respond two clubs. With 646-1523. tachment, contractor size excellent location, adults push too hard your hand was worth just one chimney work, 25 years clocks, guns, oil paintings, church and bus. Model open am/fm stereo, tape, air. 528- could lead to troubl^, a full opening bid opposite an wheel barrel, portable p referred , no pets, $185 bid, you should use it to raise experience, 643-8885. statues, crank phonographs, 2514 after 6. Best offer. TAU^S (April 20-May 20) opening bid we intend to get to WINDOW CLEANING com­ typewriter with case 11:30-8 p.m., daily. Henry St. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. your partner, if p ^ ib le . monthly. Appliances included. OFFICE SPACE You're going to be uncertain game or higher and want to bid mercial and residential, in­ huhiidifier, black anc^.decker oak furniture, 646-2690, 646- off Main St., Manchester. 21) You still must be wary 646-3283. 1974 PINTO Runabout, sport about your decisions today. cluding initial construction Heating-Plumbing 35 16" hedge trimmer, portable 1882. Paul W. Dougan Realtor, 646- FOR RENT regarding your finances today. as naturally as possible. accent group, 4 cylinder, 4 Though yrXi try to camouflage Today’s hand from the spr­ cleaning for contractors or 16" black and white televi­ 1021, 643-4535, 649-3940. 250 square feet, center of You're likely lo let someone olt Hence, we start proceedings LOVELY two bedroom apart­ speed, low mileage,' radial it. others will see through your ing charity, game illustrates developers, fully insured, free SEWERLINES, sink lines, sion, Fedders air conditioner, BENDING Brake for Manchester, air con­ the hook who is undeserving ol by bidding our longest suit. m ent, in two family, all tires, one owner, must sell, brave masquerade. this. North’s hand is worth just cleaned with electric cutters, (6,000 BTU), lamps, linen, aluminum siding, call 649- your good intentions. estimates, call Quality modern appliances plus heat, ditioning and parking. Call $2850 or best offer. Call 643- by professionals. McKinney 0386. . GEMINI (May 21-June 20) To Maintenance, Inc., 647-9498. towels clothing, costume VILLAGER APARTMENTS will consider one child but 643-9551. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. I - Qt Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ 8234 or 643-2804 evenings. get what you want today, you're ■■ "Y jewelry, and many other Five room Townhouse please no pets. $235 plus 19) Don't press friends lor pany, 643-5308. going to have to work a lot HAVE YOUR wood split fast items too mumerous to list. 10 .security. Available December favors today. It they haven't apartment, U/2 tiled baths, FOR .SALE - '64 VW, Flared harder than usual Don't de­ Berry’s World and easy, evenings and a.m., Saturday and Sunday. 24 OFFICE SPACE - 700 square volunteered, aid. it's because NO JOB too small, toilet 2 air conditioners, wall-to- 1st. Please call after 6, 643- wheel wells, Chevy wheels, pend on someone else to pull Mr. Abernathy — Jones and Ridgeway weekends. Call 646-6438. Northfield Dr., E. Hartford. feet. East Center St., ideal for they can't al this time. repairs, plugged drains, □ R EN TA LS wall carpeting, full base­ 5523. sun roof, new interior plus your chestnuts out of the fire. professionals, parking,' 646- many extras. Good condition. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) TREES cut and trimmed. kitchen faucets replaced, TAG SALE - 100 Tolland m ent, h eat, hot .vyater, CANCER (June 21-July 22) THREE LARGE Bedroom 2212. Very reasonable. 643-4373- Your chances ol success are repaired, roc rooms, Road, Bolton, Conn. appliances, fireplace. No ■Family pressures On your m ale DARN! I'AATIRED OF SHALL WE Experienced. Reasonable. Rooms for Rent 52 Duplex, new carpets, large after 5. excellent today if you don't br­ bathroom remodeling, heat have bee i extraordinary today. /VMeeED AM'FSING VOLLEY FOR For free estimates, call 742- November 7, 8, 9. 10-4. pets. living and dining rooms and OFFICE SPACES for rent on ing loo many people into the modernization, etc. Free es- Alleviate the tension. Take her AGAIN.I THOSE EA?y SERVE? 7131. ESSEX MOTOR Inn - weekly 649-7620 kitchen, modern with Main St. in Manchester, ideal 1955 CHEVY, 301 cu: inch, act-Confine what you're doing J timafes gladly given. M & M BARN - Tag sale - Friday - location for professional of­ out lor dinner and relaxation. SHOTS! Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. rooms. Single $56, double $69. cabinets, stove, new four speed, posi.rear, M&H to those directly involved. DRIVEWAYS - 9' wide, 100' Sunday, November 7, 8, 9. plus tax. continental refrigerator, attic, basement, fices, very convenient to all LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You race master slicks, Crager SS PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) long, $289, completely in­ Rain or shine, 356 West Street breakfast, air conditioning, large yard and garage. Near facilities. Please call 646-4100, could be upset because you FRANK SCOT'ELLA Plum­ mags, excellent body, You have a tendency lo stalled on your base. Cold- (Route 85) Bolton, TWO FAMILY furnished 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. feel that those on the home color TV, call 646-2300. schools and stores, $280 per excellent running condition, oversell your wares today. Slop mix. 688-0863 out of town call bing - Repairs and three room apartment, in front don't appreciate what month, no pets. Security asking $2500 or best offer, 649- the sales pitch the minute you collect. remodeling, sewer lines NEW RINSE-N-VAC steam East Hartford, heat and gar­ BOLTON NOTCH - Modern you're doing for them. Don't cleaned electrically. Prompt CENTRALLY Located - 146 required. 649-3050 after 1 p.m. 1439 after 7 p.m. get your first "yes." cleaner prolongs carpet life Center St., please call 649- age included, $215, monthly, sales office and storage worry, they know and they'll PHOTOGRAPHY: Freelance service on emergencies. 643- by keeping them cleaner call after 6 p.m., 647-1582. facilities. Commercial, In­ repay you irt hearts. 7024. 0013. 1971 MERCURY Cougar, Your work done; Houses, Buildings, longer! Rent at Manchester dustrial, telephone 1-223-4460, automatic transmission, VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) Interiors, Pets. etc. Copies Hardware & Supply, 877 Main ROQMMATE WANTED - to NEWINGTON - Woodsedge BOTTI HEATING and Plum­ Apartments - Luxury 2 PRESIDENTIAL power steering, power brakes, You're a very good salesman made. Professionally trained. Street, Manchester, 643-4425. share three bedroom house OFFICE SPACE - 500 to 2,500 radials, excellent condition. today, so avoid selling friends Birthday Reasonable, 646-5970. bing - All heating and plum­ bedroom apartments, located sq. ft. as low as $125 per bing repairs plus remodeling. with two others, call 646-1749. VILLAGE APTS. $1,550. 742-6329, ask for Bev. on something you're not sure Nov. 7, 1975 dONES J-RiPbEWAY TAG - GARAGE Sale. in a wooded setting, with club month, includes heat, janitor, of. They'll lake you seriously Call 643-1496. house, swimming pool and MANCHESTER CANING - Cbairs recaned, November 8-16, North River f'’URNISHED Room for rent, parking, very good location. 1974 NOVA, 6 cylinder, stan­ and could get burned. You will be interested in rug cleaning, shampooing and Rd.. Coventry, 742-9347. tennis courts. Call 678-1881, furthering your career through F lo o rin g 36 parking near the bus line, all Call Max Grossman at 649- dard, 2-door, 17,500 miles. Call LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) Let Born Loser — Art Sansom steam cleaning. Blue Lustre. conveniences, call 649-6914. Monday-Friday 9-4:30. One and two bedrooms. 5334 or 643-7175. gaining knowledge this coming 528-2514 after 6. Best offer. your generosity today be year The time is ripe to in­ Keys cut. Veal's Variety STEREO Components - direct Near schools, churches without thought of gain or Store. 652 Center Street, 649- FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, from warehouse to you at NEWER three bedroom crease your earnings in this floors like new, no waxing, UNATTACHED female to live and shopping center, on Trucks for Sale 62 recognition. Virtue should be m anner. P lW T I TEL|„ VOU IT )))0a(>VT(30 3485. slightly above wholesale Duplex, 1 1/2 baths, all Wanted to Rent 57 (specializing in older floors). in house - to do light its own reward for you. prices, most leading brands housekeeping in exchange for appliances, carpeting, full bus line. Call anytime. THE NEXT TIME HE AMY kCO D . HE Ceilings and inside painting. basem ent, $260 m onthly, 1972 FORD.F-lOO, 6’ bed, six / r . k % f t \ ODD JOBS - Trucking, home available. BSR, Dual, Teac, lower rent. Children accepted. WANTED- responsible, cylinder, three speed, with Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl and Stoffel PICKED O ; VOU (iOULP U6K John Verfaille, 646-5750, 872- Frechette & Martin Realtors, © 1975 by NEA. Inc repairs, serving Manchester Sansui, Pioneer and others. 649-7911 before 7 p.m. female looking for rent by cap, best offer, call 643-8252. for five years. Free es­ 2222. Call 875-3711 for prices. 646-4144. 646-2623 December 1st. Ask for Deb­ , T(P COMB TO A/VE ? . timates. 643-0304. RESPONSIBLE roommate bie, after 5, 633-6407. TRUCK PLOW frame, heavy "May I tell you what’s griping me? Washington Articles tor Sale 41 SIX room duplex, three NOT BAD, ^ GARAGE SALE - Large wanted, own bedroom, $130 duty, pump hoses complete SYLVESTER, simply isn t listening!" txot.. HAVE WE HELllD YOU LATELY? variety miscellaneous and plus security. Call for infor­ bedrooms, $185. Call 646-1980. MIsc. lor Rent 58 ALUMINUM sheets used as unit, $100, 742-8252. e»UT JUGGLIN' Phone 643-2711. quality flea market items'. mation, 646-2682 after 6. J. D. Redl Estate. UNFURNISHED - four room 6U6ST'- Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick printing plates, .007 thick. Dealers welcome. »65 duplex! available December INEXPENSIVE, dry storage ACTS AREN'T 23x32". 25 cents each or 5 for FIVE ROOMS - stove and 1st. 160 Birch Street, hours 10- VERY 6IG Hawthorne Street. Friday and ROOM for refined person, in central location. Includes w m t - $1. Phone 643-2711. Saturday, November 7-8. quiet, doesn't drink or sm'oke refrigerator and garage, cen­ 4. electricity. For details, call Campers-Trallers RIGHT ^ Painting-Papering 32 trally located, second floor, Mobile Homes 65 BUT TELL U5 IN TOUR OWN W0RP5, I HAP A COVER Manchester. and keeps reasonable hours. — —------Mr. Taylor, 649-4075. NOW/ WASN'T TriERE AN ELEMENT OF 5T0RY REAPY, CLEAN USED refrigerators, Give references. Write Box L, storage area included, no EA ST H A R TFO R D ------PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%. ranges, automatic washers, children or pets, telephone, Mayberry Village, 4 1/2 ...... 17' TERRY travel trailer, frv T / PANOER WHEN VOU BECAME A flannelmouth! Five years experience. ELECTROLUX - vacuum in Herald. PARTICIPANT OBSERVER IN A IN fact I HAP with guarantees. B. D. Pearl's excellent condition, call 875- 643-9037. rooms, stove, no pets, no ...... sleeps 6, awning, completely '{m m , Excellent references. Pete, .Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- singles, $145, call after 4 p.m,, □ AUTOMOTIVE applianced. $300 for equity A i B(7ARP1NG H(0U5E? WHAT IF YOUR A COVER STORY 742-6117 (toll free) 5-10 p.m. 9190. LIGHT Housekeeping - Room SUBJECTS AS io n CALL THEM, HAP FOR MY COVER 2171 for rent, stove, refrigerator, MANCHESTER - Woodland 569-2128. and take over low payments. The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions Manor - Deluxe two bedrooom _ ...... Call after 5 p.m., 646-0429. REALI2EP THEN WERE UNPER 3T(PRY.' INSIDE - Outside painting. RECONDITION Kirby with linens provided. 801 Main SCREENED LOAM - attachments call 875-9190. Street. 649-9879. Townhousse, carpeting, FOUR ROOM apartm ent. Autos For Sale 61 — ------^------STUPY? MIGHT NOT ..CUTTING OUT Special rates for people over driveway gravel, processed appliances, full basement, 1 h e a t, hot w ater, sto v e, ------1975 ELDORADO, 19 1/2’ VIOLENCE FOLLOW? .NNELMOUTI;! A STRING OF 65. Fully insured. Estimates gravel, .sand, stone and fill. 1/2 baths, patio, $225 monthly refrigerator, security. 643- NEED CAR? Credit bad? motor home. Ford chassis, FLANDERS I PAPER DOL'Le , given. Call 649-7863. FIREPLACE WOOD - FURNISHED Room, down­ FOR PEBBLE6,' George H. Griffing, Andover, seasoned hardwood, cut, split town, parking, employed per­ plus utilities, no pets, R, D. 6311. B ankrupt? R epossessed? fully equipped, self contained. SHOW 742-7886. Murdock, Realtor, 643-2692. —------Honest Douglas accepts Many extras. $3,000 equity and WALLPAPER Hanging - $3.00 and delivered, $20 full half­ son. references. Call 647-1737. OKAY.;6z7/>C'.-, cord. 228-0619. MANCHESTER - newer two lo w est dow n, s m a lle s t take over payments. Call per roll. Experinced DARK RICH loam, live yards I'L L BOOK BEDROOM for rent - share 1 SIX ROOM Duplex, handy to bedroom Duplex, half of two payments. Douglas Motors, between 9 a.m. - 9 p.m., 646- tradesman. Call R. $28. plus tax. pool patio sand, everything, $190 monthly, family, includes appliances, 345 Main. 4163. YA PER Starkweather, 644-3194. TAG SALE - Furniture, 1 2 baths, kitchen, living room THREE gravel, and stone 643-9504. clothes, and miscellaneous. and cellar. Phone 649-7630. security, utilities extra, 646- convenient location, $230 per c ,3285 after 4 for details. month, Paul W. Dougan NIGHTS PAINTING - interior and 112 E ld rid g e S tr e e t. FIREWOOD for sale - November 8th, 9th, 10-5. Apartments For Rent 53 Realtor, 6464021 or 643-4535. Automotive Service 66 Aulos for Rent-Lease 67 AT THE V' exterior, paper hanging, Seasoned hardwooood, split CHAPMAN AT’ARTMENTS - EL excellent work. References. and delivered, $25 per half SECOND ANNUAL Mini Flea WE HAVE customers waiting furnished, 2 1/2 rooms. Heat, MANCHESTER - elegant two SWANKO Free estimates. Fully in­ cord. Call F. Schillinger, 871- hot water, carpeting. Bus line. bedroom a p a rtm e n t, in sured. Martin Mi->ttson, 649- Market, Shell Service station. for the rental of your apart­ , C L U B / 0737 after 5 weekdays, all day Route 6. Bolton, Sunday Security. Only $165. 289-7475. renovated mansion, includes 4431. weekends. ment nr home. J.D. Real November 9, 10-5. Antiques’, restate Associates, Inc. 646- heat, appliances, electricity, COMPLETE GM THREE ROOMS and fireplaces, $300 per I)'' , PAPER HANGING Expert. old things,' everything, 1980. BASSETT white provincial refreshments. refrigerator and stove, $140 a month, Paul W, Dougan Your average paper, in dresser changer, with month, Kingsley Dr,, An­ Realtor, 646-1021 or 643-4535, Buz Sawyer — Roy Crane average room, $25. Mr. matching crib, complete, used MANCHESTER - November dover, 742-6032. > REPAIRS '0 RUN t h a t , b y a g a i n , DEWEY ? Richman, 646-3864. for one child. $65. 646-3825, 1st occupancy, brand new COZY three room furnished Ip H?S hr NL> Me T M uS >ti tW______^ ^ BUZ, I THINK PROFESSOR FARR 15 ON-'' AS A CHEMICAL ENGINEER, ' NEVER M IND. BUT I CAN ASSURE YOb, PROFESSOR, alter 5. Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 three bedroom duplexes in apartment, centrally located, TO A GREAT DISCOVERY. ANY BIG I HAVE CONTACTS. LET ME SOME VERY IMPORTANT PEOPLE WILL CONTACT x R. HEBERT & Son ♦ COLLISION residential neighborhood. APARTMENT heat and electricty, $185. Short Ribs — Frank.Hill OIL COMPANY SHOULD PO SOME TE LE P H O N IN G .^ - ...... (YOU SHORTLY...... paperhanging, painting, com­ SAUNA, portable, complete DOG-CAT BOARDING reser­ Starting at $275 per month. Available November 15th, 646- GRAB IT. y ^ vations. Combined inside.'out- RENTAL OFFICE • MECHANICAL (^UH...SORRY ,Sl(7j mercial and residential, free unit. Uses household current, Includes appliances and 1796. A estimates, 644-0642. cost $595., now $350. 649-6962. side runs, partitioned privacy, carpeting. Heat not included. Open 8:30-5 weekdays, WE SERVrCE ALL GENERAL MOTORS THAT VCPPKA M ADE germicidal lighting. Canine OUR PHONE'S Security deposit and other times by appoint­ MANCHESTER - nice one, CARS AND.TRUCKS FROAA AM ERICAN DIS­ Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon ment. 0/\N D y / WHEAT HAS SOME J. P. LEWIS & SON - Custom ,30 " CALORIC gas stove, $200 references required. No pets. b e d ro o m apartment, Genuine Parts CONNECTED. Painting - Interior and or best offer, call 649-4832 Road. Manchester, 646-5971. Call 647-9936 or 649-2003. We have a large variety of available at The Teresa, close % ■■■ BAD SIDE EF-PECTS. exterior. Paperhanging. after 9 a m. deluxe one & two bedroom to shopping and churches, in­ Factory Trained Mechanics PRIVATE riding instructions, Remodeling. Gutters. Fully MANCHESTER- New 4 room Townhouse and Garden cludes carpeting, air con- 24-HOUR WRECKER SERVICE insured. 649-9658. KIRBY owners only - one tree English and Western, $5.00 apartment, IV2 baths, all ditioniing, $195 per month, per hour, call 633-5571, type units throughout CALL 646-6464 sery.ice check including appliances, carpeted, air- Manchester. Paul W. Dougan Realtor, 646- EXCELLENT' Workmanship lubrication if needed, all anytime. conditioned, individal base­ itel or 643-4535, on interior and exterior pain­ adjustments, free installation ment, washer-dryer facilities, DAMATO ENTERPRISES V ting and paperhangihg. on belt, bag. bulb, and small BASSET HOUND - AKC heat, hot water included, $275. 240 New State Rd. FIVE ROOM Martment, se­ Carter Chevrolet registered, male, eight ii-« Estimates and references parts. Call 875-9190 for ap­ per month. Call Peterman 646-1021 cond floor, in East Hartford, 1229 MAIN ST. ♦ MANCHESTER ' ® 1975 7, K given. 643-8885. pointment. months, $150, 742-9394. Realtors, 649-9404 or 646-2912. 289-1154. . "Y PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Thurs., Ndv. 6, 1975 Bolton Coventry meetings The weather Tour will also be discussed. elect officers for the com­ By MONICA SHEA Beauty start in the spring as part WEEKEND CASH AND CARRY SKCIAI Chance of showers late in day ing year. party in 7 4 2 - 9 4 9 5 The Beautification Com­ of the Bicentennial in Education or tonight, high m iito upper 60s. The Young Democratic mittee will meet tonight at Coventry. The Board of Education, Cloudy with showers likely lawsuit Club will meet tonight at 8 8 to discuss the Main St. The Orchard, Eagleville will meet tonight at 7:30 in Sweetheart Roses *1^ tonight, low in 50s. JEtmttng U rralh DONNA HOLLAND in the home of Ralph and planting program. Dam Area, and the Home the Teachers Room to ^ RHOTHERSZ 6 4 6 - 0 3 7 5 Dotty Thissell on the cor­ Residents of Main St. have ______TWENTY PAGES — TWO SECTIONS PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS Ow 40 Tian of UnoxctlM iRMco Manchester—A City of Village Charm The selectmen received ner of Armstrong and been invited. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1975- VOL. XCV, No. 33 notice of a lawsuit Snake Hill Roads. The committee hopes to Open 24 Hours Dally challenging the con­ FOR EMERGENCY SERVICE stitutionality of Connec­ A XMAS bicycles ticut’s new compulsory Sibun named consultan^ GIFT THAT binding arbitration statute. LARGEST SELECTION OF M©bil ijli i ' I The suit is being H e b r o n HEATING OILS President to reaffirm WILL NEW BICTCLES IN THE prepared by the Connec­ John Sibun of Hebron lias VERNON AREA i News. ticut Conference of been named Bicentennial PLEASE OIL BURNER A s a Municipalities (CCM). HEATING INSTALLATION consultant to the Hotel 1122 Burnsid® The cost to each town Sonesta. He will help plan EVERYONE 643^135 SENIOR CITIZENS DISCOUNT V fTD sum mary | international policy will range from $250 to $2,- the hotel’s activities for COME IN AND V e r n o n ) 3^15 Center St. Manchester ON LOCAL CASH SALES 000. 1976. LAY A BIKE Compiled from The notice is being Sibun is chairman of the AWAY FOR United Press International . WASHINGTON (UPI) - I^esident with Russia, to defense of his turned over to Town Council Hebron Bicentennial Com­ BIKE national security affairs adviser has Ford has decided he must speak out military budget proposals, to the for advisement. mission and coordinator XMAS SHOP) not been interpreted as lessening the to insure Russia and other nations do Middle East peace-making effort and for the Greater Hartford secretary’s role as the prime Coffee meeting Don’t Take Chances With Your not believe his firing of Defense America’s commitments to its allies, architect of U.S. foreign policy. Area Bicentennial Ad­ The St. Maurice Council State Secretary James Schlesinger and his the sources said. Ford replaced Schlesinger, a man visory Committee. He is MON.-SAT. 9:30-6:30 Decorating DOLLAR! of.. Catholic Women has curtailing Secretary of State Henry Ford does not want neither whose brains he respected but whose also an advisor to the 1976 OPEN THURS. & FRt. HARTFORD —Fire officials scheduled a “Get Kissinger’s powers mean a change in America’s allies nor its possible foes professorial manner irritated him, Greater Hartford Civic and EVENINGS TILL 9 concerned with injuries to Acquainted Coffee” for POST ROAD PLAZA firemen battling fires in vacant U.S. national security policy. White to get the idea that the firing of with Donald Rumsfeld, formerly the Nov. 10 at 7:30 p.m. in the Arts Festival. MAIN STREET, ROUTE 30 buildings say they may have House officials said today. Schlesinger means the administra­ President’s chief of staff. Born in England, Sibun VERNON, CONN. 872-3159 church’s parish center! Let PAUL’S PAINT’S Professional Home Ford planned to send the message tion will stand for the United States The Boston speech was to be came to the United States the dwellings torn down as All women of the parish to Moscow, Peking and other points being anything less than the most delivered to the 51st annual con­ in 1957. He now lives in a hazards. Fire Marshal Ralph J. !:■ are invited to attend. in a speech in Boston. powerful nation on earth, the (sources 200-year-old hom e in SNOW and Commercial Decorator Help YouFREE Marone said 74 firemen have ference of the New England Council, An open meeting will BIRDSEED i Ford appeared in Springfield, said. Schlesinger is regarded in the regional cooperation group led by Hebron. He has written a been injured while battling 152 | follow a 7 p.m. Mass. Mass., at the 21st annual convention Washington as a "hard-liner” against the governors of the six states of the book on Hebron’s 250-year & FEEDERS 1 SHOVELS fires so far this year in the of the New England Society of defense cuts and on disarmament area, history and now writes city’s estimated 250 empty :• Newspaper Editors at midday. negotiations with Moscow. Ford also was taking part, after Andover columns on the Bicenten­ John Sibun SPECIAL 20% OFF DRAPERIES dwellings. :• The speech covered national The sources said Ford also wanted nial for The Herald and Thru December at the speech, in three Republican par­ security policy from detente to make sure his stripping Kissinger ty fund-raising events. book fair magazines. Regional and Strategic Arms Limitation talks of his dual office as the presidential DONNA HOLLAND Paul’s Paint 6 4 6 - 0 3 7 5 615 M AIN ST. *649-0300 A student book fair and BOLAND'S NEWPORT, R. I. -Freebody j learning festival will be at ;VITTNERS“ “ Park, for many years the site :j the elementary school CENTER, INC™ NURSERY Featuring Touraine Paints of the Newport Jazz Festival, from now through Friday. 1 TOLLAND TPKE. 1 1 0 ^ 315 BROAD STREET MANCHESTER may offer opera next summer. ;j Friend declines to testify The Rhode Island Summer •: It will be open from noon t MANCHESTER - VERNON TOWN LINE IjrjSjg (Opposite the Post Office) Phone 649-1018 Opera Association has asked •: until 3:30 p.m. and today 649-2623 ~ — OPEN DAILY 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. NEWINGTON (UPI) -A federal tablished this commission said of the hearing room Thursday, from 7 until 8:30 p.m. OPEN THURS. 10 A.M. to 7 P.M. • Closed Sundays Manchester’s Only Complete Decorating Center the council to allow a three-day :■ crystal clear that all agencies walking up to his lawyer’s desk to Books and materials are festival featuring Robert :j grand jury will hear evidence next FALL CLEARANCE SPECIALS created by the General Assembly whisper in his ear when the on display in the school Merrill and Roberta Peters. :• week in the Bridgeport jai alai scan­ must recognize privileges.” testimony concerned him personally. library. Books are dal, a lawyer for promoter David Asking Friend to testify before the The commission is considering arranged by reading levels. BOSTON -Robert G. i Falls from ladder Friend said today in a bid to block his HOUSE ] FALL CLEAN UP SALE!!!! commission is “flagrantly in viola­ revoking CSE’s gambling permit There are also C HOLLAND LeBlanc, 22, of East Boston, •; client from testifying before the Rakes, Shovels and All Garden Tools An Andover volunteer fireman falls off a ladder while fighting a tion of the^principles set forth by the because of the scandal. Meantime, educational games, 25% OFF son of a veteran police officer, ■; Connecticut Commission on Special PLANTS j Supreme dourt of the United States,” two Cleveland, Ohio, promoters have magnifiers, science C BULBS Scott’s Grass Seed g has been charged with the :• fire that destroyed a f Andover home Thursday. The man was not Revenue. 40% OFF i •Friend was made aware by com­ Zeldes said. shown an interest in getting the per­ experiments, dinousaurs, WE WILL NOT •J: murder of Police Sgt. Richard :• hurt in the fall, but the chief of the department was upset that Friend, 38, head of Connecticut mit to operate the fronton, due to magnets, motors, math ac­ 1 NOW Sand Art Classes every Wed. Night •:i F. Halloran, 32, of Medford. :■ mission Chairman Paul J. Silvergleid KNOWINGLY the original call was delayed while people stood by and watched Sports Enterprises, was sworn in open in less than two weeks. tivities and other learning Limited Classes, Sign Up Ahead of Time the fire. (UPI photo) that he could be granted immunity EA C H f A p p l ia n c e & and forced to testify although the Thursday to testify before the state Friend allegedly misrepresented items. UNDERSOLD Special Revenue Commission, but it CSE’s finances to banks that loaned Square dance h PRICE New Arrivals,,, TV CENTERS I National evidence he might provide would not was late and he was excused until it $500,000 and paid $200,000 cash to The Hop River Hoppers Our Reg. 80c Plants 1 Hanging Episcias, many hard to get —let us prove it! be used against him. today’s session. the late national and state Square Dance Club will varieties $4.95 Cactus & Succulents 79* ^ NEW YORK-The New York j The onetime Hollywood, Fla., rT h is includes all spring Fire chief, witness differ The stocky, Hollywood, Fla., Democratic Chairman John M. dance Friday from 7:30 to You will find about 5o1 and up Over 500 2 inch plants to choose Newspaper Guild plans to :• banker was called to the stand and promoter sat by himself in a corner Bailey for help in obtaining the 10:30 p.m. at the elemen­ varieties of real quality 1 from 69* Beautiful hanging plants $4.95 strike the New York Times at 7 counsel invoked his right to remain f flowering bulbs. We still gaming permit. tary school. and up Macrame hangers made to order. a.m. Tuesday if an agreement silent as Friend himself did and the All club level dancers f have a real fine selection. plants in this group. 1 GE 2-SPEED, 3-CYCLE, 18-LB. FILTER-FLD® on a new contract is not on fire crowd behavior commission recessed for 10 minutes. W A SH E R with Mini-Basket”*, 5 wash/rinse are invited. Donation is $1. reached. The old contract i Bailey Rd. home to the fire about 700 The commission began a round of temperature combinations, variable water levels! By DONNA HOLLAND Refreshments will be expired last March 30. ! feet away. hearings Thursday into the financing Indian high court rules served. You may order The chief of the Andover Volunteer Hutchinson said there were no cars of the fronton and Friend was . the modals shown, NEW YORK -Pearl Bailey : Fire Department and the chief or people around when they got scheduled to be the leadoff witness. through us, your says she’s quitting show ; witness to a fire in Andover Thursday there. The state itself has a grand jury sit­ in favor of Mrs. Gandhi franchised General business after 40 years to “turn :■ morning disagree on "people in­ He said, “The few who arrived im­ ting in the matter consisting of Electric Dealer. Superior Court Judge Harold M. NEW DELHI, India (UPI) - to God’s work, singing in \ volvement.” mediately began breaking windows The court ruling upheld legislation Mulvey. Prime Minister Indira Gandhi today hospitals or something like : The disagreement concerns a fire and doors and yelling to see if anyone passed by Parliament that made her The gaming panel is hearing won a marathon legal battle that was that.” She made the announce*- i that destroyed a one an one-half story was in the house.’’ immune— leiroactively—trom the evidence to determine if Friend’s threatening her leadership of the na­ ment Thursday night at th wood and fieldstone house on He said the people, cars and trucks election fraud charges. That session license for the jai alai arena in tion. [people sjnr banking is confusing^ •:$ opening night of her perfor- :■ Hutchinson Rd. didn’t arrive until after the fire was boycotted by opposition Bridgeport should be revoked. India’s highest judicial tribunal, mance as Dolly Levi in “Hello ; Chief Joseph Armstrong said, "It’s trucks did. members. His counsel, Jacob Zeldes, said the Supreme Court, unanimously up­ i Dolly.” a sad state of affairs when people are Armstrong said only one call about A five-judge bench of the Supreme Friend was to be a witness before "a held her 1971 election to Parliament too afraid of getting involved to call a the fire was received by the Court, chaired by Chief Justice Ajit United States grand jury conducted and set aside a high court ruling that I SACRAMENTO, Calif, i fire department.” Willimantic Dispatch Center, no area Nath Ray, overruled the high court station received calls even though by the Organized Crime and convicted her of election malprac­ —Lynette Fromme will testify | Early this morning Armstrong was tices. verdict unseating her from Parlia­ the fire could he seen from as- far Racketeering Division of the Depart­ on her own behalf against a ■: still angry and bitter about "the ment. away as the University of Connec­ ment of Justice for Hartford Nov. 12, “Sometim,es we might lose, ijS charge of attempting to | many people doing nothing but stan­ At the same time, it removed a six- ticut. 1975. He is under all these cir­ sometimes we may win,” Mrs. assassinate President Ford : Gandhi told a jubilant crowd of year ban imposed by the high court ding around waiting for the fire He said the extent of the damage cumstances clearly a target of in­ § with a .45-caliber pistol, her : trucks to arrive.” debarring her from fighting an elec­ was "totally uncalled for.” vestigation.” wellwishers. “We may fall down, but li; legal assistant says. Election : Armstrong claims the people were tion for six years. Armstrong said, “All we can hope “Mr. Chairman, the same act of we should always try to get up and go of a pool of 40 potential jurors “standing around watching the fire for now is that one or two citizens the General Assembly which es­ forward.” S; was completed Thursday. long before the fire department was A will be aroused and might make a even called.” call when and if they spot a fire.” I SAN FRANCISCO -The Armstrong said when Andover’s The house was unoccupied at the •i; judge in the Patricia Hearst trucks arrived there were at least 20 time of the fire. No injuries were people casually walking around and Junior volunteers capped case was expected to rule reported but two cats died in the ^ today on whether she is men- there were many cars and trucks blaze. parked along Rt. 6. girls from 14 years of age through mitting laboratory, gift shop, gift f. tally competent to stand trial. The home was being rented by Mr. Caps and service awards were Eyewitness John B. Hutchinson senior high school age who donate cart, X ray, physical therapy, II Psychiatrists disagree and he and Mrs. Donald Sobol, both at work presented to Manchester Memorial Model DDE 7108P (Eleciric) Model DDG 7180 ^GasJ who spotted the smoke from a mile two to three hours per week of their emergency room, pediatrics, sterile ■j:; has been evaluating their at the time of the blaze. Hospital junior volunteers in recent GE AUTOMATIC SENSOR CONTROL DRYER and a half way doesn’t agree with time after school and weekends to processing, medical records, jj: reports all week. It has been owned by Gulf Western ceremonies at the hospital. monitors temperatures - stops when clothes Armstrong. the hospital. dietary, nursing stations, and and Mai Tool for four years. Making the presentations were are dry! Permanent Press/Knit Cycle I I WASHINGTON -D e sp ite Upon spotting the smoke he drove Assignments are given the business office. The state fire marshal’s office Mrs. Joan Bendtsen, director of the warnings from ousted Defense to the nearby home of Joseph and volunteers only after they have com­ The program at Manchester said there is no evidence of arson. volunteer program, and Mrs. AtCBT,thisisiillyou Anita Voisine to report the fire. pleted a 10-hour classroom training Memorial Hospital is structured to 5^ Secretary James R. They believe the fire began on the The call to the Willimantic Marjorie Roach, assistant director of course conducted by registered enable junior volunteers to have the Schlesinger, a key Senate panel porch but don’t know why. Dispatch Center was made by the nurses. nurses. opportunity to become familiar with need to transfer money has restored only a small frac­ Local fire marshal Joseph Comer- tion oi defense budget cuts. Voisine’s son Craig at 9:20 a.m. Awarded for the most hours of ser­ The junior volunteers serve at the as many different health careers as ford could not be reached for com­ The men then raced from Voisine’s vice was Beverly Rider of 698 N. reception desk, admitting office, ad­ possible. between your savings and N ew ment. WASHINGTON -Secretary Main St. for 475 hours. Joanne of Defense Henry Kissinger Wohlgemuth of Hendee Rd. was checking accounts. has told Congress that failure awarded a special certificate of approve aid for Israel and NYC bankruptcy bill honoring her for 275 hours of Dimension in Egypt would endanger world volunteer service. At most banks, transferring money between economic development and Caps were awarded to the your savings and checking accounts involves a risk U. 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Simon power to history, along with Chris Dipace, Carol England, crisis meeting with his govern­ compel the city to rewrite labor con­ defenseman (]arol Vadnais Pamela Little, kacey McKay, Kim ment today to deal with the NO-FROST tracts. from the Boston Bruins Pennington, Paula Quirici, Joy Red­ threat of war by Morocco’s House Speaker Carl Albert said he man, Lisa Secrist, Penny Smith, Lisa I It's banking the w ay you want it. mass civilian invasion of the couldn’t pass the loan guarantee, today in exehange for Stepanski; Pam Summers, Amy Spanish Sahara. Generalissimo "We’ve got problems — lots of veterans Brad Park and jean Trabitz. REFRIGERATOR Francisco Frar.o continued to problems,” he told reporters. Ratelle and rookie Joe Certificates for 200 hours of ser­ • Big 6.96 cu. M. freezer has 2 cling to life but remained in Under the bankruptcy bill, the city Zanussi. vice were awarded to the following: Ice 'n Easy trays plus gen­ grave condition. would be required to win the ap­ Gretel Bailey, Sandy Beapre, Sue FREEZER erous ice storage bin proval of two-thirds of its 200,000 Collins, Clara Cosme, Dawn THE CONNECTICUT B A N K NEW DELHI, India - A g bond holders for new terms — giving DesRosier, Heidi Foster, Diane general ousted as army con\- delayed and reduced payment on Inside Today Krivnak, Stacey McKay, Robin mander only five days ago billions in debts at lower interest Redens, Penny Sibun, Sandy Spilecki, A N D TRUST CO M PA N Y INSTANT CREDIT rates. The city also would have to F. Atwood___; .7 Ellington ...... 20 Lisa Stepanski, Amy Trabitz. AVAIIABIE seized absolute power in MANCHESTER Bangladesh today and declared renegotiate labor and pension Bolton...... 20 Family ...... 7 New officers elected are Penny Business...... 7 martial law. Maj. Gen. Ziaur :§ agreements and come up with a plan Restaurant...... 9 Smith, president; Pam Summers, Member F.D.I.C, iManchester Parkadel Classified .., 15-18 H ebron...... 20 (Herald photo by Dunn) Rahman assumed power in the for living wiuiia cevenues. vice-president, and Val Toros, A federal judge would then decide Comics...... 19 L ottery...... 2 secretary. appiiah cu r.v. ciniirs 649-8535 third political upheaval in Sue Collins, junior volunteer, assists in the Manchester if the new arrangements were fair Dear Abby...... 19 Obituaries ...... 10 The junior volunteers are made up Bangladesh in three months. % Coventry ■...... 20 South Windsor. .20, and feasible. of girls from nine towns surrounding Memorial Hospital laboratory by labeling test tubes. Lab techni­ East Hartford . .20 Sports ...... 11-13 cian Donald Beckley studies specimens through a microswpe. New , York Gov. Hugh Carey, a Editorial ...... 4 V ernon...... 20 and including Manchester. They are L