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MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1975 - VOL. XCV, No. 23 Manchester—A City of Village Charm EIGHTEEN PAGES PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS

WtWi PRICEI began duty today with the and witty Gilbert and Manchester Police Department, regular duties. Community College. ! BELCON LAUNDROMAT 309 Green Rd. Served Sullivan selections are an Ricci, formerly employed by Pratt Thurs., Fri., and Sat. filling two of seven vacancies on the from addition to any program. & Whitney Aircraft in East Hartford, local force. Police Chief Robert Lannan said 4 to 9 ’The first act concluded The two new patrol officers are holds an associate degree in science STEAK SPECIAL today the appointment of two new of­ P.M. with the harmonious selec­ Robert Ricci, 26, of Vernon and Ruth and is working for a bachelor’s ficers still leaves five positions un­ I can read music with my right hand — Charbroil, New York tions sung so well by the Murray, 36, of Glastonbury. degree in psychology at the Universi­ filled in the department. Lannan said I can play by ear, but —, Silk City Chorus under the Ricci and Mrs. Murray were sworn ty of Hartford. He is a Navy veteran. it’s unlikely the vacancies will be SIRLOIN STEAK Qan.rou. portion, t«rv«J direction of Vincent Zito in Aug. 29 and have just completed an Mrs. Murray, the second woman to filled because of limited police with our Fabulou. who also involved the eight-week course at the training join the local police department as a budget. Salad Bar. LEARN YOUR CHORDS audience in signing “Let Join Our 6 Week Organ Chord Class Starting Wed., Oct. 29th, 6 to 9 P.M. From 4 to 6 P.M. Be Sure to Try Our Me Call You Sweetheart.” ELECTRIC SERVICE INTERRUPTION EARLY BIRD SPECIALS! (Some people still need to Call ^ I do some brushing up on StiOVCASE CINEMA/ 12341 IN MANCHESTER m P I l (Our Rtgular Mfnu With Salad Bar la Avallabla) | their pronouns!) The ' 1 There will be an electric service interruption in 643-5171 humorous banter between J10 / Manchester on Tuesday, Oct. 28, 1975. The interrup­ Vin and Bob added to the tion will last approximately 90 minutes beginning at 9 The audience’s enjoyment of a.m. A list of the streets affected follows: the barbersiioppers. Highland St. from House No. 267 to House No. 427. The Manchester Civic Wyllys St. from House No. 21 to House No. 87. TRANSCENDENTAL Orchestra Strings con­ Spring St. from House No. 673 to House No. 720. ducted by James In case of inclement weather, the interruption is Kirchmyer brought the planned lor the same hours the following day. C"0 "l"N"S MEDITATION lilting and varied This interruption is a necessary part of HELCO’s continuing modernization program to meet increased program movements from customer load and provide improved service to the WE BUY • SELL • APPRAISE Benjamin Britten’s “Sim­ com m unity. ple Symphony” to life for We have scheduled this work at a time which we THATS RIGHT - WE NOT ONLY NEED TO us; the second movement, hope will cause our customers the least in­ WHAT IS IT? Playful Pizzicato, per­ convenience. Please accept our thanks for your BUY YOUR COINS & PAPER MONEY formed with varied Transcendental Meditation, or TM, is cooperation and understanding. WE GAN H ap YOU plucking techniques was a simple, easily learned technique for especially popular. The Hartford Electric Light Company INVEST AND OR COLLECT gaining deep rest and relaxation. The TM program is not a philosophy or The orchestra and the STOP BY AND LET US KNOW YOUR NEEDS (}2;^THEATRES EAST religion and involves no change in life Chorale will be having vaoUTP^l vanCMtSUASM -i;i; style. their fall concert at the 10% DISCOUNT ON ALL SUPPLIES WITH THIS AD WHAT DOES IT DO? Mahariihi Mohesli Yogi high school Sunday,' Nov. 2 The relaxation gained during TM relieves stress, strain and at 7:30 p.m. for those of tension. Research at the Harvard Medical School has found you who would like to enjoy ILiWKKtuStlMMSM SU-DEB COIN CO. that the level of rest gained during TM is twice as deep as more excellent music. I t HARP TIMES the deepest part of a whole night’s sleep. The Bicentennial year | lAB-a-ert— O r F " " " " WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS? was celebrated when the 747 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER, CT. Manchester Civic Chorale (Next to Old State Theatre) TM gives increased calmness and energy throughout the sang the music of William day. Health improves. High blood pressure is reduced Billings while Gil Hunt ✓ HURRYI FINAL WK8I (R) X 649-2253 Open Tues.-Sat. (10% of the people who start TM are recommended to the HOURS: 9:00 - 5:30; Thurs. ’til 9 JACQUELINE SUSANN’S program by their doctor). narrated the moving “ ONCE IS TM increases mental clarity and psychological well-being. historical account of our Family and social relationships also improve from the TM "Cry for Freedom.’’ NOT ENOUGH” program. During the cantata scenes jNON.-TUES 7-9:15 9 9 « ^ HOW MUCH TIME DOES IT TAKE? of historical significance were projected, while all TM is practiced twice a day (once in the morning and once in was combined with skill the evening) for just 15-20 minutes. under the direction of TAKE ROUTES IS • 04 • 86 (EXIT 9S) HOW DO I KNOW IT WORKS? Ralph Maccarone. ^ WOODY ALLEN Continuing this Bicenten-^ r DIANE KEATON \ Matt, Jo-Ann and children The benefits of the TM program have been verified by scien­ tific research at over 200 universities and research centers. nial theme the combined “ LOVE AND DEATH” RATED (PQ ) (All studies and sources available at the TM center.) bell choirs of Emanuel FuiwnrwDfStttS" $tAm smw If you know a meditator, then you know it works. Lutheran, Center 7:30-9:30 oo< Board of Director Candidate CAN ANYONE LEARN? Congregational, and the >.H0N..TUM. 98* . Rockville Methodist L pHOHE 648-0333 I Yes. The technique of TM is so natural and the course is so complete that anyone is able to learn in a few short sessions churches under the direc­ over four days. tion of Melvin Lumpkin rendered with clarity and w« hav« ■ ntw stripoMnl ol HOWDOILEARN? precision several 17,76 fife 7 5 * A tm MORmry, jr. potting Mil e vtrmleullto The first step to finding out more about the Transcendental tunes. • african violal Mil e p«at m«M Meditation program is to attend a free introductory lecture The evening culminated onTM .' MLI»AY • houM plant mix e charcoal with the bell choirs, • tarrarlum mII e cotorad und Chorale and audience For Manchester • colored pafablH e that I moaa FREE PUBLIC LECTURES THIS WEEK kAMfct • plua — our lino aiaortmanl of loocto, pota Mancheater Evening Herald and hangara — all at fairway prlctal • Tomorrow Night, Tun., Oct. 28lh - 7:30 p.m. Published every evening except LMMCfc QIaalonbury, First Fodaral Savinga, 2810 Main StrN t Sundays and holidays. 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Morlarty, Treasurer should telephone the circulation All Ltelurai Sponiorad bt i m , « non-pfoil mealtaMf department, 647-9946. orgu^ttob MNCHESTER EVENIN<4 herald. Manchester, Conn., Mon., Oct. 27, 1975 - PAGE FIVE PAGE FOUR — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Mon., Oct. 27, 1975 PWP meets Tuesday Hundreds OF PRICES lianrhpatpr lEtiPiting Ifrali Pension costs heavy at Baptist church Parents Without Partners, Manchester Chapter, will Founded Oct. 1, 1881 REDUCED in EVERY Dept meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Community Baptist Church, E. Member. Audit Bureau of Circulation Member, United Press tnternationat WASHINGTON - Beginning this Center St.- SAM CRISPINO’S Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square. month, former District of Columbia ANDREW TULLY Tlie organization is open to single parents either Manchester. Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. COME in AND SAVE on Police Chief Jerry V. Wilson’s pen­ divorced, widowed, separated or never married. More in­ m m 1 sion benefits rose from $28,000 to with 23 years in 1973. formation about the 350-member chapter may be ob­ Raymond F. Robinson. Editor-Publisher Harold E. Turkington. Managing Editor The cost is heavy. Actuarial SUPREME $30,500 a year, thanks to tained by calling Art Steele, 649-7842. Congressional action raising the projections show that the average The Greater Hartford Chapter of the organization will OUR QUALiTY saiary ceiling for top city officials age of death for a retired policeman have a new member orientation meeting Wednesday at 8 FOODS Opinion from $36,000 to $39,000 a year. is 73; for a fireman, just under 77. p.m. at the Unitarian Meeting House, 50 Bloomfield Ave., Wilson is only 47 years old — and, The District of Columbia is now Hartford. 485 HARTFORD RD. paying retired police and firemen 50 FOODS incidentally, working full time for This 1,200-member chapter is also open to Manchester MANCHESTER American University. If he lives for per cent for every $1 it pays active residents. For more information call 688-8806 or 688-8809. Return of King Richard another 30 years to the age of 77, he police and firemen, according to a will have collected at least $l-million study made by the Washington Star. in retirement benefits from the Unfortunately, the District has no The United States has no coming along, etc. District government. That’s because special fund collecting interest to In the service royal class. The Constitution, With the Nixons in retire­ is?§ he’s assured of getting the same help finance these pension programs; the money comes directly indeed, forbids the granting of ment, the U.S. may have its percentage increase in his pension as Airman Lynn M. Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. full-time police and firemen get in out of the city’s operating budget and titles of nobility. equivalent of the Duke and thus produces higher taxes. William M. Johnson of 7 WilsWre Rd., Vernon, has pay boosts. graduated at Lowry AFB, Colo., from the U.S. Air Force As a consequence of this Duches of Windsor, two likable Indeed, within the next decade, Most retirements by both police prejudice of the Founding and firemen are for disability. There supply inventory specialist course conducted by the Air people who led essentially Wilson reasonably can expect to start Training Command. collecting more money in retirement are now 3,344 retirees from both Fathers, we are forced to useless lives except they departments. Those retired on dis­ Airman Johnson, a 1974 graduate of Rockville High make do as best we can by con­ benefits than the $36,000 maximum School, attended Greater Hartford Community College. provided regular copy for annual salary he earned as police ability total 2,802, or 85 per cent of ferring unofficial royalty on those interested in their the total. In other words, four of He is being assigned to Kadena AB, Okinawa for a duty chief in 1974. with a unit of the Pacific Air Forces. movie stars and other doings. There is no intent here to pick on every five retired city police and fire SUPREME employes are on some form of dis­ Mrs. Kenneth L. Palmer celebrities, on at least one Like the ex-king, the ex­ Jerry Wilson. He was the best police Cadet Robert A. Kydd, son of Mr. and Mrs. William R. chief this wretched community ever ability. In nearby Montgomery Coun­ Billie Ann Burke of Bloomfield and Kenneth Leon president’s widow and now, it president is a man fallen from ty, Md., the figure is less than one in Kydd of 251 Hilton Dr., South Windsor, has been accepted had. Moreover, he didn’t write the Palmer of Andover, were married Oct. 18 at the First for the professional officer course of the Air Force would seem, on at least one ex­ a high pinnacle and hence a law that gives him his present pen­ five. Congregational Church in Bloomfield. SPECIALS This is not to say that all disability Reserve Officers ’Training Corps (AFROTU) program at FRESH GRADE A president. semitragic and, no doubt to sion after 25 years on the police The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Norwich University, Northfield, Vt. OCT. 27-NOV. 1 force, four years in the military and retirements are the result of Burke of Bloomfield. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. WHOLE YOUNG In a recent issue, Newsweek some, a romantic figure. And “crippling” injuries suffered in ser­ He is attending the university under an AFROTC nearly a full year of unused sick and Mrs. Earl Palmer of Andover. scholarship which provides full tuition, laboratory fees, a magazine ran a lengthy cover although like the abdicated leave. But Wilson’s case represents a vice. Under city law, for example, a The Rev. Roscoe Metzger and the Rev. Robert Duebber police officer can claim he textbook allowance and a monthly subsistence allowance. CHICKENS story on the return of Richard king, the abdicated president major problem faced by every big ci­ officiated. aggravated an old football injury by Cadet Kydd is working toward a degree in business ad­ Hl-C Nixon to the public eye after has no chance of ever ty, and many small communities, in Ms. Shelley Nugent of Hartford was maid of honor. ministration and upon graduation will be eligible for a SLIPREIVIE the country — notably near-bankrupt twisting an ankle while walking his Bridemaids were Mrs. Almyra Hornberger of Norwich more than a year of self- regaining a position of power beat. A fireman can claim he commission as an Air Force second lieutenant. FRUIT New York. and Ms. Laurel Palmer of Andover. Flowers girls were Kydd is a 1973 graduate of East Catholic High School. FRESH GRADEA imposed exile. We can expect or influence in his country’s af­ Thus, the District’s problem tells aggravated an old back injury in a Miss Shannon Vieira of Southwick, Mass, and Miss Kren lb . V® more of the same in the future fairs, he will always be news. us all a lot about why so many other fall on his way to work. Palmer of Hebron. DRINKS — how he fills his days, how his cities are having trouble paying their If taxpayers in San Francisco and John J. DelMonte of Brooklyn, N.Y. served as best CUT-UP The only difference is that he Kalamazoo dismiss the D.C. problem Pinochle scores health is, how his memoirs are bills. In D.C., a uniformed police or man. Ushers were Michael Vieira of Southwick, Mass., All Flavors has no title. •44T , fire employe can retire at the age of as none of their affair, they guess Lawrence Palmer of Hebron, John Hornberger of CHICKENS 41 after 20 years of service. City laws wrong. Despite limited home rule in Norwich, and Daniel Palmer of Andover, Shawn Vieira of Top scorers in the Manchester Senior Citizens Pinochle permit retired police, firemen and Hell City, 30,400 city government Southwick, Mass., was ring bearer. Group game Oct. 23 at the Army & Navy Club are Marge Sweet Life Yellow Cling teachers to take other full-time jobs employes are still eligible for the A reception was held at the KofC Home in Windsor, McLain, 625, Francis Minor, 624, Joe Windsor, 618, federal government’s civil service 4€ tz. lb. with no decrease in retirement after which the couple left on a motor trip through New Ernestine Donnelly, 603, Olive Houghtaling, 601, CM Tax deductible culture benefits. pension plan. That means taxpayers England. They will reside in Hartford. Margaret Schaller, 575, Yvonne Gaudreault, 568, A1 29 * ( As a result, there are many more from Maine to Hawaii are paying the Mrs. Palmer is employed as a teacher aide with the Gates, 550. The group sponsors a game each Thursday at PEACHES 39 Major corporations such as earlier retirements than in past bill for federal pension benefits now Bloomfield Public Schools. Mr. Palmer is a computer 9:45 a.m. at the Army & Navy Club. Play is open to all SUCED or HALVES Z^SIZe VV Corporate contributions to received by 6,500 city government Texaco, Atlantic Richfield, years. A city study made in 1973 programmer. senior citizens. CANS the arts, which reached an es­ showed that the average policeman retirees. timated $144 million last year, Ford, RCA, AT&T, American if served 21 years on the force before And a happy October to all are expected to duplicate or Airlines and R.J. Reynolds In­ retirement. During the last fiscal better that figure in 1975. dustries contributed hundreds year, the average retiring policeman had served only 17.9 years before he SUPREME According to Goldwin A. of thousands of dollars to TODAY’S A blow for vacillation,,. Leaves and Benches (Photo by Doug Bevins) retired. The average fireman is loopholes, many of which wind up in McLellan, president of the cultural institutions ranging retiring after 21.5 years, compared THOUGHT WASHINGTON (UPI) - Having the wrong hands?” , Tender, Boneless 64 oz. BTL. ■§ A Business Committee for Arts, from the New York Public recently voted to abolish several DICK WEST The association spokesman sighed a survey made by his organiza­ Library to the San Francisco God’s great love types of income tax deductions, the a weary sigh. “I assume you are House Ways and Means Committee SIRLOIN tip A very well known scripture comes call to the National Loophole referring to the so-called ‘April 15th tion showed that despite the Opera. has more recently voted to retain OPEN FORUM to mind that 1 think most everyone Association, whose spokesman Specials.’ As we have repeated time continuing economic uncer­ It can be argued that this them. explained the committee’s ROAST COCA-COLA can quote, “For God so loved the and again, we don’t deny that cheaply 59 corporate largesse represents When I asked a member why the tainty, four out of five com­ world that He gave His only begotten switchback from a different angle. made and readily available loopholes It is time to say farewell to poor Allan Caffyn and re-elect Len committee changed its mind, he said “When Congress starts restricting panies plan to maintain their only a small fraction of cor­ For Decker management and elect a board of Sorosiak to the council. Please, put Son, that whosoever believeth in Him frequently are used to rob Uncle Sam it was largely due to sympathy for anything as fundamental as the right of revenue. lb . level of support for the next porate profits and that behind To the editor: directors that will get the job done. these two sincere men to work for should not perish, but have the construction industry. everlasting life.” It is a beautiful to use tax loopholes, we will be losing “But you aren’t going to stop tax three years. the altruism lies the very prac­ Cile Decker has proven herself to be one On Nov. 4, I will pull the second you by electing them on Tuesday, “The building business is still in a a precious part of our national of the most effective members of local lever and cast my vote for Vivian thought to meditate on, that a God so fraud by abolishing loopholes. You tical fact that such gifts are Nov. 4. slump caused by the recession,” he heritage,” he said. Although large corporations government. She has long been dedicated Ferguson. Elizabeth S. Marra big and powerful, who has all wisdom are only going to deprive honest folks NESTLE’S tax deductible. But so are gifts said. “So we decided this was not a “Many citizens, for example, are of refunds and insure that chiselers SUPREIVIE made up only 3 per cent of the to the well being of many segments of our Sincerely, 172 Dogwood Lane and knoji^edge, cares enough for us good time to curtail the market for SEMI-SWEET human beings that He gave His only loophole collectors. To them, a get all the rebates. companies polled, they ac­ from individuals deductible. community. She assumes the respon­ John V. Gregan Jr. South Windsor prefabricated tax shelters.” beautifully designed and finely tooled USD* CHOICE Son to save a lost and dying humani­ “Loopholes don’t cheat the IRS — counted for 42 per cent of the If public support of cultural sibilities with which she is charged. She is 60 Fleming Rd. I said, “Then the turnaround loophole is a work of art. For many CHOCOLATE ty. God, in all His vast knowledge people cheat the IRS. Far and away BEEFROUIII a conscientious person, capable of Manchester wasn’t a m atter of committee others, loopholes arouse their spor­ dollar support of the arts. activities in America was fulfilling new responsibilities. For Havens knew that He would be rejected and the majority of taxpayers use their members fearing that eliminating ting instincts. They deeply enjoy CRISCO proportionately as great and as tortured, and still, because of His loopholes for legitimate deductions.” CUBE MORSELS Museums and symphony We will all benefit from her efforts as a To the editor: the deductions might cost them votes stalking through tangled, overgrown love for the creatures He had himself You can now. I’m sure, understand orchestras benefitted the sustained as that of business, member of the South Windsor Town Coun­ Backs Havens I’d like the voters in South Windsor in next year’s elections?” tax manuals on the hunt for rare created. He allowed His only Son to why the committee had second the arts in this country would cil. 1 encourage the people of South Wind­ to know why I’m voting for Ed “ Good heavens, no” the con­ SHORTENING STEAK most, collecting almost half To the editor: come to this earth. God could have exemptions.” thoughts about tax reform. What I sor to recognize this talent. Havens for Town Council in gressman exclaimed. “Political con­ I said, “What about the argument lO the money. be in very good shape, indeed. In these days of recession, typical spared His Son by just speaking the can’t understand is how it ever had Clair M. Niziankiewicz November. Mr. Havens’ knowledge siderations were the fartherest that the country is being flooded with of national Republican leadership, word and doing away with sinfui the first thoughts. 12 OL 3 Alpine Dr. of our town and his past experience things from our minds. You know and we, the people, are looking for man, but the Love of God is so great PKG. South Windsor on the council are certainly a bonus I know that members of Congress are lb. leaders with two qualities: that He wanted no one to perish so He to the taxpyer, but more importantly utterly fearless when it comes to 1. A hard-headed fiscal attitude sent us Jesus, that through Him we About town he is approachable by the average standing up to special interest Likes Thompson allowing us to spend within our could find a peace and joy that U.S. nuts about bolts person. No matter what a can­ groups. 85 N. Main St. The stories and craft means, a realistic solution for the everyone longs for. We could lay our Manchester Chapter, SPEBSQSA, To the editor: didate’s qualifications, if he or she is “But this time the national interest demonstrations will be given by Mrs. times. head on our pillow at night without will meet tonight at 7:30 at the Teen Nuts and bolts have held this the breakdown of a $78,000 Local, state and nationaj too aloof for the average citizen to was involved. We simply couldn’t Pat Purdy and Mrs. Katie Fortuna. KLEENEX STARBURST print 2. A balanced attitude, one that fear of what the morrow will bring Center Annex of Manchester Recrea­ nation together for 200 years — television camera intended to governments are in great need of does not sacrifice all the gains of the contact comfortably, he cannot fully risk causing additional unemploy­ tion Center. The meeting is open to leaders. Manchester has been for­ serve the town. forth. We no longer have to be ment in a field as important to the though sometimes, reading the broadcast in color from the past to the cliche of economy, a depressed, nervous, or sick — we can all area men interested in singing The Old Guard, which is open to all ^ FACIAL 125 o w f tunate to have Jack Thompson as In Ed Havens the South Windsor national economy as the construction news from Washington, one moon in 1969. maintaining of perspective and cail on the only begotten Son of Godi four-part barbershop harmony. retired men of the area, will meet ' DOMESTIC Deli DEPT. their leader the past four years. legitimate goals even in hard times. voters have a candidate interested in industry. Tuesday at 10 a.m. in Luther Hall of MUCXFS sliced gets the impression that the In 1840, when Micah Rugg 1 have seen Jack Thompson perform their problems and willing to help. and He will bring peace to our soul, “Apart from that, there’s an Freshly Sliced These qualities are at the heart of and contentment to our mind. Jesus Sh Mary’s Episcopal Church will Emanuel Lutheran Church. TISSUE 4rrn1 former are much more and Martin Barnes formed a in many diverse situations and have Ed Havens’ candidacy. He is a man Ellen Cooney emotional element to consider. A have a Bible study Tuesday at 10 a.m. BAKED VEAL LOAF been impressed by his coolness and said in Matthew 11:28, “Come unto man’s tax shelter is his castle. BOILED HAM prevalent than the latter. partnership in Connecticut to with a realistic perspective in good 121 Maskel Rd. at 463 E. Center St. The council on ministries of South 'Alb. efficiency. me all ye that labor and are heavy “ Along with a strong national 69* times and in bad. South Windsor United Methodist Church will meet A patriotic Bicentennial establish the nut and bolt During the ice storm two years ago laden and I will give you rest.” What defense, an impregnable tax shelter AHMOURSIIcodThIn These are not idle claims or cam­ Manchester Junior Women’s Club tonight at 7:30 at Susannah Wesley release from the Trans Union branch of the industry, their Jack worked continuously, without greater thing could be offered to you, gives us a reassuring sense of 'Alb. Genoe Salami 59‘ I THIS COUPON AND $10 PURCHASE paign rhetoric spouted just before will conduct “ Stories for Hall of the church. The fair coor­ rest, in a calm, competent manner. School board than rest for your soul and body? security.” Fastener Group, which dis­ six employes produced a total election. Ed Havens’ record speaks Preschoolers” Tuesday from 10:30 to dinating committee will also meet at LAND 0' LAKES . C44 His decisions were made in this Read this little thought over again I thanked the gentleman for tributes more than 30,000 kinds of 500 carriage bolts a day. for him. His balanced, fiscally change favored and ask yourself. Do I have the rest 11 a.m. at Whiton Memorial Library, 7:30 at Susannah Wesley Hall. crisis without any fanfare for conservative attitude is universally clearing up that point and put in a SLICED White BORDEN of mechanical fasteners, Today, 600 plants employing political gain. In all his endeavors To the editor: and peace, are my thoughts good and 3 9 B U ntR 7 9 * acknowledged by leaders of both par­ wholesome or are they wrapped up in *1 REDEEM AT SUPREME FOODS points out that pins and screws 67,000 people produce more Jack has not been a flamboyant ties. This Nov. 4, the South Windsor AMERICAN CHEESE ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER politician but a just, quiet leader. voters will have the opportunity to the things that are coming upon our 0 VALID OCT. 27-NOV. 1 not only held Ameircan fasteners in one minute than Many politicians gain acceptance country? If so, seek the Lord and you QROTE & WEIGEL Nat. Casinj^n LOOSE Rugg and Barnes could We all look for conscientious, in­ by exaggerating popular fads, but vote for three Board of Education muskets together in the fight telligent leadership in our elected of­ candidates. The board members you will find Him and He will give you S 9 for independence but are vital produce in seven years. In have no practical idea of the con­ rest and contentment and you will GLOBE FRANKFURTS *1 ficials. Jack has shown compassion sequences of their statements. Ed select will determine the leadership in everything from household 1975, U.S. industry will use for all segments of Manchester socie­ and direction of the South Windsor have thoughts of joy and peace, and a Havens has a proven record of ac­ blessed rest shall come to you. Travel Service appliances to outer space com­ more than 200 billion nuts, ty. His concern for the aged, the complishment in government and Board of Education over the next two 555 MAIN STREET youth, the poor and the affluent has years. I urge you to carefully con­ Mable Saunders iS M B lS Iilli will govern according to the reality 643-2165 I^WITH THIS COUPON AND $10 PURCHASED munications. rivets and screws and the been shown in his many actions as sider your candidates. Full Gospel SWEHUFE of the times. Interdenominational SUPREME For example, it was the metal fastener business will mayor. When a problem is presented As a board member who will con­ Over 30 Yeare CHARMIN C29C Hugh J. O’Hare Church failure of a screw to remain top $2.7 billion. to Jack, he weighs all the options 68 Highland Dr. tinue to serve you for the next two Travel Experience Fresh Crisp ICE carefully and then makes a fair deci­ years, I would welcome candidates Authorlied agent in Manchester tight that apparently caused Think about it. South Windsor for all Airlines, Railroads and Bathroom Tissue k 4 ( sion, not based on hope of political who will support the public’s right to Steamship Lines CREAM I REDEEM AT SUPREME FOODS gain. hearings on decisions which lack CARROTS ALL FLAVORS ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER If the people of Manchester want general agreement or reflect 0 VALID OCT. 27-NOV. 1 HERALD ) 1974 The their leaders to have compassion, in­ Sorosiak, changes in the course of thoughtful Fol«»*V 1 Lb. ALMANAC tegrity, intelligence, and strength, Caffyn hacked decision-making, and who will call YESTERDAY’S -Corporation they should elect Jack Thompson and for a renewed emphasis towards the ‘The Fuel Oil Co. Cello Pkg.. his Democratic colleagues. To the editor: “basic expectations of public Which Saves You Money" Thank you, This year South Windsor voters education’’ and will carefully By United Press International 25 Years Ago In 1961, the United Nations adopted Walter M. Schardt, M.D. have an opportunity to elect two very examine “fads,” who will not sub­ 9 FARM FRESH PRODUCE # rWITH THIS COUPON AND $10 PURCHASE^ Today is Monday, Oct. 27, the 300th a resolution protesting Russian 191 Main St. dedicated men to the Town Council. scribe to the philosophies of “what is Mrs. Ruth Bonney, Junior Red B&B day of 1975 with 65 to follow. detonation of a 50-megaton atomic Manchester The two men I speak of are Len new must be better,” “what costs Cross chairman, is conducting an U.& §\ all purpose MAINE MAXWELL HOUSE CSOC ’The moon is in last quarter. bomb. Sorosiak and Allan Caffyn. more must be better,” and “experts enrollment drive in Manchester and The morning stars are 'Vfenus, A thought for the day: President Sorosiak has served on the Town understand our children’s needs Bolton schools. OIL CO. COFFEE cHI 9 9 « Mars, Saturn and Mercury. Theodore “Teddy” Roosevelt said, Council for three years. Len Sorosiak better than parents.” Mrs. Gertrude Gardner ’Tyler of 16 Never Knowingly POTATOES I REDEEM AT SUPREME FOODS ’The evening star is Jupiter. “We demand that big business give Ferguson has been the voice on the Council who By electing Fred De Giacomo, Durkin St. opens the ’Tyler School of Undenoldl , ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER Those born on this date are under the people a square deal; in return has spoken up for the citizen. He does Frank Devney, and Ed Kenway you the Dance at the West Side Rec. • 24 Hr. Burner Service LB. 15 VALID OCT. 27-NOV. 1 the sign of Scorpio. 1 2 9 9 we must insist that when anyone endorsed not get carried away with the idea of will change the leadership and the Manchester hairdressers give e 24 Hr. NoUce for selling elsewhere to *20. ’Theodore Roosevelt, 26th Presi­ t|\l

-..•ftur-HA Yvif a M e e tiM -Ml I * '♦ 'b ^ f'Auc. siA — MAWCHiiAii!.n aviiii'iii'ttr Mt!iKAi,L>. Manchester, Conn., Mon., Oct. 27,1975 f MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., Oct. 27, 1975 — PAGE SEVEN Mrs, Buccino Dowd-Gallo heads DofI Coventry GOP favors review of charter, personnel Mrs. Agnes Buccino of 166 Charter MONICA SHEA the town. They give strong support to the council, and Olmstead said elderly ana Coventry's young people. Oak St. was recently installed as departments, not just the town hall. “The charter is very vague on the they would like to see more study of Brainard said the cost of sewers is THE BABY 742.9495 for the present planner, Frank Con­ regent of St. M argaret’s Circle, We should review all positions.’’ duties of the town manager and this sewers. no longer a valid argument. The Town Charter should be nolly. Daughter’s of Isabella, at its 51st in­ IS NAMED Jesse Brainard, seeking re-election marks things difficult. The man in “The new bonding information stallation dinner at the KofC Home. revised, say Republican candidates. Jim Ladd, campaign chairman and this position is more to be pitied than While council candidates Doug to the Town Council, said, “One of Whipple, Leonard Giglio, and leads me to believe we can afford a Other officers installed are Anna They urge a hard look at the a candidate for the Board of Tax the problems at the Town Hall is the censured.” sewer system. positions and personnel in the Town Brainard said the town needed LaGace, vice-regent; Irene Bergin, Moseley, Benjamin Grant, son of Dr. Clark I. and Review, said, “We have to straighten human problem. And we have a Robert Olmstead, candidate for “The fears raised that Coventry Hall and Coventry departments. sewers to help correct the pollution past regent; Josephine Jarvis, finan­ Faith Fernald Moseley of Mark Dr., Coventry. He was out the Town Hall. human problem up there. the Town Council, said, “We need would be taking care of UConn and Their opinions followed a recent problems and to encourage commer­ cial secretary; Vera Daniels, born Oct. 19 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His “We have to bring in competent more efficient government. There Mansfield Training School are no meeting of Republicans. “Before you can presume you are cial growth. treasurer; Hermeline Feeney, recor­ maternal grandparents are the Rev. and Mrs. Eugene people and get rid of the in­ must be a delegation of authority.” longer valid. The candidates support the position going to have a general house All of the candidates said they ding secretary; Eileen Barrett and Fernald of Arvonia, Va. His paternal grandparents are competents. The Town Council candidates dis­ “Growth generated by the sewers of retaining a full-time planner for cleaning at the Town Hall, you have want apartments built, one and two Constance Gallo, trustees; Joan Mr. and Mrs. Clark I. Moseley Sr. of Niantic. He has two “This should be done in all town agreed about sewers. could be controlled by the Planning to look at each position. bedrooms, to provide housing for the Gruessner, scribe. brothers, Christopher, 5, and Jonathan, IVi; and a sister, Robert Keller, seeking re-election and Zoning Commission.” Also, Catherine Tunsky, Elizabeth, IVz. chancellor; Yvonne Lamire, custo­ dian; Mary Ceasar, monitor; Albina Events Lettieri, James Patrick, son of Paul L. and Kathleen Twanite, banner bearer; Ellen Goulet Lettieri of 81 Jan Dr., Hebron. He was born Oct. Monseglio and Mildred Jarvis, 19 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal guides; Anna Plikaitis and Hazel at MCC grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Regis Goulet of 1364 Sessions, guards; and Ida Cormier, organist. Ellington Rd., South Windsor. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lettieri of Hartford. He has a listed Mrs. Maryrose Johnson of Moosup, brother, Paul Anthony, 2. state regent, was the installing of­ Manchester Community ficer. Elinor Magnuson acted as the Hyman, David Alan, son of Henry and Jean Breen & Fay Photo College offers this calen­ installing marshal. Welchman Hyman of 147 Tracy Dr., Vernon. He was born dar of events in the interest Ann Falkowski and Yvonne Lemire Oct. 20 at Rockville General Hospital. His maternal Mr. and Mrs. John Dowd of the community. All the served a chicken dinner to the 100 grandmother is Mrs. Rose Welchman of Wethersfield. MCC sponsored activites members and guests attending the His paternal grandmother is Mrs. Evelyn Hyman of listed below are open to the event. The guests included Claire Lit­ Hartford. He has a brother, Brian Lee. Constance Anne Gallo of Manchester and John Allen public and many are free of tle of Mystic, international director; Dowd of West Hartford were married Sept. 6 at St. charge. and the Rev. Charles Hewitt of Hart­ Clossay, Kelly Elizabeth, daughter of John J. Sr. and Bridget Church in Manchester. In addition to publicizing ford, state chaplain. Deborah R. Williams Clossay of 171 E. Main St., The bride is the daughter of Mrs. William Gallo of Sum­ events and activities in­ Rockville. She was born Oct. 21 at Rockville General mit St. and the late William Gallo. The bridegroom is the dividually the college Hospital. Her maternal grandmother is Mrs. Margaret son of Mr. and Mrs. William Dowd of West Hartford. hopes that the calendar MAKE College Notes Gill of 2 White St., Rockville. She has two brothers, John The Rev. Thomas Pincelli of Milford celebrated the will serve as a reminder of J. Jr. and Christopher David; and a sister, Jennifer Lynn. nuptial Mass and performed the double-ring ceremony. all that is available at Several area students have been The church was decorated with white pompons, Manchester Community named to the dean's list for the chrysanthemums and lemon leaves. Ruth Scott was College. spring semester at Keene State Blais, Jennifer Leehan, daughter of Alan R. and organist and the choir from Holy Spirit Church in The MCC staff looks College, Keene, N.H. Janice Gaulin Blais of 26 Maiden Lane, Rockville. She Newington sang. forward to seeing you on They are: George G. Jacobson III was born Oct. 19 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her The bride, given in marriage by her godfather Ernest campus and at the various and Joan E. Simmons, both of Coven­ maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Jean-Paul Gallo of Long Island, N.Y., wore a gown of imported events. Call 646-2137 for MONEY try; Joan B. Juknis and Mary G. Gaulin of Buff Cap Rd., Tolland. Her paternal grand­ organza designed with Venise lace bolero, cap sleeves further information on any Lucia, both of South Windsor; Linda parents are Mrs. Delores Blais of Waterbury and James and lace border with A-line skirt terminating in a train. of the activities. L. Aubin of Rockville; Justine D. Blais of New Jersey. Her paternal great-grandmother is Her elbow-length veil of silk illusion was attached to a Clementine and Lynette Gemme, Camelot cap trimmed with lace. Mrs. Edna Gaulin of Woonsocket, R.I. Her paternal Tuesday, Oct. 28 both of East Hartford; and Mary A. Junior Women plan fashion show great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller of Ms. Victoria Gallo of Manchester was her sister’s maid Stevens of Manchester. Waterbury. She has a brother, Bruce Alan, 3V2. of honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Rosemary Dowd and **HELP-Luncheon - Ms. Denise Dowd, both of West Hartford, the noon, Student Center, $1.50. forChris'tm as All dressed up for the Manchester Junior Women’s Club Lawrence, Neil Andrew, son of Neil A. and Patricia A. bridegroom’s sisters: and Ms. Linda Wallach of ’'7 6 Newington. ♦♦HFSM Dinner — Bicentennial fashion show “You’ve Come A Long Way Baby” McCarthy Lawrence of 149 Delmont St. He was born Oct. Jewish menu — 6 p.m.. Stu­ About town 18 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal Mark Dowd of West Hartford was his brother’s best Karen Johnson, chairman; Rachel Mammen, and man. Ushers were A1 Veniskofsky of West Hartford, dent Center, $4. liffany Trask. Fashions from Arnoldeen’s of Manchester and grandmother is Mrs. Eugene J. McCarthy of West Hart­ Film — “I. F. Stone’s The Dialogue Group of Center con­ ford. Peter Anderson of East Hartford, and Danny Cushman of gregational Church will have an open Younger Generation of Vernon will be shown Wednesday at 8 Milford. Weekly,” 7:30 p.m.. Stu­ discussion tonight at 7:30 in p.m. at Fiano’s Restaurant in Bolton. Hairstyles are by Tres A reception was held at The Colony in Talcottville, dent Center, free. Chic of Manchester. (Herald photo by Dunn) Faulkner, Robin Lynne, son of Gerald R. and Isabelle while you SAVE for it Memorial Hall of the church. after which the couple left on a trip to Cape Cod and Nan­ A. DuFresne Faulkner of East Hartford. She was born Wednesday, Oct. 29 Oct. 20 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal tucket, Mass. The couple is residing in Windsor Locks. Mrs. Dowd is employed as a dental assistant for Dr. R, ♦♦HFSM Dinner — grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lucien J. DuFresne Sr. of Brazilian menu, 6 p.m.. 76 Imperial Dr. Her paternal grandmother is Mrs. D'Allesandro of Farmington, She is executive secretary for “Project Dental Health —Haiti.’’ Student Center, $4. Enjoy your vegetables all winter long Donald E. Faulkner of East Hartford. She has a sister ♦Playwriting — 7 p.m., sister, Renee, l'/2. Mr. Dowd is employed as a food broker for the William A. Dowd Co. Hartford Rd., $16. After winning the summer long Temperatures ranging from 45 bage, and hard fruits, the basement, ♦Mixology — 7 p.m., battle for your vegetables against a degrees to 60 degrees are excellent the old fashioned “root cellar” is Bolton High School, $15. wide array of insects and soil for storage of vine crops such as perfect. It would be worthwhile to ♦Astrology II — 7:30 deficiencies, you discover your squash. Store them on wooden or build a cellar outside if you store a Watch Your p.m., Hartford Rd., $17.50. vegetable harvest outnumbers the metal shelves, being careful not to lot of vegetables every year. ♦Wines of Europe and appetites of family members 10 to 1. America —7:30 p.m., Main let them touch each other so air will When storing in the basement, par­ SEWING BEGINS AT BEACONWAY What do you do now? circulate. Bruises and scratches lead tition off a room using cement blocks Campus, $30. To solve this problem easily you FAT-GO to decay so handle the vegetable or double walls of boards and could give all your excess to friends Thursday, Oct. 30 carefully. building paper with insulation space Lose ugly excess weight with the or better yet you could enjoy your Onions and garlic can also be between. Line the walls with shelves oeaconway sensible NEW FAT-GO diet Film - “The Point,” 7 vegetables all winter by storing stored in the attic if the temperature and be sure to put a tight-fitting door plan. Nothing sensational just p.m., Student Center, free. them. The attic, garage, basement, PaiDfic c e n te r steady weight loss for those that stays between 32 degrees and 40 in. A three-inch layer of gravel on the really want to lose. Friday, Oct. 31 and the cellarway are great places to degrees. When storing onions, floor will help maintain humidity. store vegetables, according to A full 12 day supply. Cross-Country vs. Bonus harvest them with their tops on. This When the humidity falls too low, just Ask Liggett Rexall drug store about University of Hartford, Donald S. Francis, county agent and prevents “bleeding” of vital juices. sprinkle the floor with water. the FAT-QO reducing plan and start coordinator of the University of losing weight this weak. 3:30 p.m., MCC. Then either place them in trays near Hang cabbages with roots up from Bridge — Halloween Connecticut’s Cooperative Extension the ceiling where the air is dry or the ceiling. Pack other vegetables in Money back In full if not complete­ Service field office in Brooklyn. ly satisfied with weight loss from open pairs, 7.45 p.m., HR braid the tops and hang in bunches boxes or baskets alternating with the very first package. 103, $1.75. These four areas have ideal at­ from the ceiling. layers of sand. Place the root crops moneysurorth DON’T DELAY mospheric conditions for preserva­ By checking the garage with a psy- on the bottom where the air is very get; PAT-QO today. Saturday, Nov. 1 PAYMENT tion. chrometer, vegetables can be stored moist. Apples, pears, and cauliflower LIGQEn REXALL Duplicate Bridge — Francis says that temperature, there if its cool and moist enough. In­ are best stored closer to the ceiling. Manchester Perfeede Open, 1 p.m., HR 102, $1.75. on your Completed humidity and ventilation are three sulate a covered wooden box with When storing vegetables in the Film — ‘Chinatown,” 8 main factors to consider when bags of leaves or straw. Fill with root cellarway, hang a polyethylene sheet p.m., Maud, 50 cents for storing vegetables. These conditions vegetables packed in sand. If packing to separate the cellarway from the non-students. S.B.M. CHRISTMAS CLUB^ A exist in the aforementioned storage vegetables together, keep them away basement and furnace heat. In the This printing test pattern is areas in the home. from other fruits so odors won’t be fabric sale! part of The Herald quality con­ fall pile bags of potatoes on the top Monday, Nov. 2 S A V E t o The attic is an ideal storage place absorbed. shelves. As winter gets colder trol program in order to give ♦♦HELP-Luncheon — if there is a little ventilation. For storing root vegetables, cab- you one of the finest ’■'iWEEKLYiV transfer the sacks to lower shelves. newspapers in the nation. noon, Student Center, $1.50. I ♦Non-credit community UM » 6 0 ' w a s h a b l e ^60" yarn-dyed service course begins. plaids & novelties ^polyester novelties! Open on a space available WANTED basis. APPLIANCES TO BE REPAIRED ♦♦All luncheons and MAKE your own WE HAVE THE MEH ElglltlQlPgl dinners are held in the AND THE KNOW HOWI Food Service Dining Specializing In Westinghouse, originally 3.99.4.99 yd. Room. Tickets may be General Electric and Hotpoint originally 3.99 yd. intermediate markdowns taken intermediate markdowns taken purchased at the college CHRISTMAS Appliances IT ~ S OUR POLICp\ MANCHESTER PARKADE • 100% acrylic and polyester-acrylic • machine washable, dryable bookstore. SPECIALING IN • plaids, checks and coordinates • two and three-color patterns WESTINGHOUSE MAJOR OPEN DAILY 10 to 9 • all lull bolts • all full bolts APPUANCE SALES ORNAMENTS Ofcmic SMN KPAR t PIUKIN6 LOT LIGHT with a Decorator MUinMIKlMDREPjW About town PuBALDO SmTsERvicENIU 45" shirting 45" fashion PUWIHi. n .. mUICHESTa^ P"0*E B48-81 m ' flannel plaids cotton prints The Professional RNAMENT Women’s Club will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Robbins Room of Center KIT SPEC IA tS I By Ray Tanguay, C.L.U. j Congregational Church. Miss Helen Estes will dis­ OUR NEW STORE HOURS 8 9 ^ . our reg. 1.99.2.99 yd. CERTIFIED INSURANCE I our reg. 1.29 yd. cuss “Books as Vicarious OPEN NIGHTS ’ i j l 0 p | if on full bolts j CONSULTANT j HtRSHtrSIIHERSHElSI 100% soft cotton • one to five-yard lengths Living.” Hostesses are 5 MON. thru FRI. Hershey machine washable and dryable • 100% cotton and polyester-cotton Miss Jeanne Low, Miss fashion colorings • machine washable and dryable I So you're going on e trip. Have e j tax inc. . good llmel For e pleesent return, j Helen Carrier and Mrs. WESTERN BEEF here are some protection tips: j Willard Horton. M TOLLAND TPKI. MON. thru PRI. 9 to 9 Bars MANCHKKTIR, CONN. ’iHERSHEVSflHERSHElSI SAT. and SUN. 9 to 6 I I when you open ^1976 OPEN SUNDAY 9-6 Reese I Don't advertise your absencel Time I Hartford County Dental I enough to tell the newspapers j Assistants will meet WE ACCEPT FEOEWa FOOD STAMPS silk threadl , when you return. Best protection Is j Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at MON. thru FRI. « to S Candy j a "house-sitter,” It you can (Ind one. • SAT. ind SUN. 9 to 8 iTalw jP**'® - I * * ★ * I Hunt Memorial, Hartford. S.B.M. GHRISTMA^ CLUB I I ten 6 X 9- Sam Stewart will speak on Per spuan I Keep that doorstep cisarl DIscon-1 SPECIAL pack es jtlnue deliveries of milk.j “Office Management — , newspapers, anything that would ' T C f o f ^ l . ^*°°ors'^''°'’ " ’ smar, Happiness is a Smooth sp o o l Pack I pile up. Ask a neighbor to take In I ■ i B V , 100-yd.spo' I anything unexpected that's left at | Running Office.” M 0N.JUES.& WED. ONLY! sp o o ls great color rang^ ^•®S<=Pack j your door. j I ir -k it it | Members of YWCA LEAN IMPORTED $139 h A Box J l i j Use electric timers or photoalectrlo j classes or groups are asked I cells to turn lights on end olt. | I Radios, too. Ask a friendly neighbor j to join the Koffee Krafters BOILED HAM I to shovel snow, rake leaves, or cu t. Wednesday from 9:30 a.m. j grass (depending on the sstton). | to noon at the Community OR IMPORTED * ★ * * I MANCHESTER I I Y to make articles to sell THOUSANDS OF I Don't disconnect your phone. Con-1 at the regional YWCA I elder using an tntwaring servlos, | SWISS CHEESE ■ with atricl Inetructions NOT to ! Holiday Fair. Supplies will 389 BROAD STREET ; divulge your whereabouts or length! be provided but those plan­ I) Pounds of CANDY I of abssnoe. I ning to attend are asked to Savings Bank I bring pine cones, dried Halloween Cards, Novelties, Sale ends Saturday flowers, seed pods, card EAST HARTFORD Putfisin BridaH Plaza' I For etrelghtforward anewers bdng ! Party Supplies, Decorations 17 Main I your Inauranoe quseHone lo I board, glue, wire and YOUR ^® OM FIELD Copaco Smppind Center, Cottage Grove Rd. Rt 21R of M anchester^^.^^ jBEEGiUR-TANGUAY.Inc.1 scissots, if available CHOICE OPEN 10 AM to 9 PM; MANCWESTIER STORE OPEN SATUROAY NIGHT TIL 0 Baby-sitting will be Member F.D.I.C. BANKAMERICARD AND MASTER CHARGE Av I m b l E IN MOST S o K s " * ' “ [ UUm It provided. MANGHISTER * &ASt HARtf^ORD * SOUTH WINDSOR * BOLTON • ANDOVER ' J. Li

y » we «»»y<— en MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon„ Oct. 27, 1975 — PAGE NINE PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Oct. 27, 1975 Obituaries Arrest three on drug charges Thomas A. Minor Co. before his retirement. He was a Michael Johnson of Hebron and East Hartford, with a Mass at 10 at Anthony Johnson of West Wego; four St. Isaac Jogues Church, East Hart­ Raffle winners ELLINGTON — Thomas A. Minor, World War I Army Veteran. \ ' Mr. Strickland served on the civil sisters, Mrs. Eunice Searles of ford. Burial will be in Mt. St. IPLAZA DEPT. Three Manchester youths were with recent cashing of bad checks. set, a thpe player, clothing and WELCOME 75, of 49 Minor Hill Rd., died Sunday defense and flood control system of Manchester, Mrs. Faith Shuttleworth Benedict Cemetery, Bloomfield. jewelry. hta. Rose Coro of 287A N. in Johnson Memorial Hospital, Staf­ (Wft Have A Notion To Plaaao) charged Sunday night with posses­ Court date is Nov. 10. East Hartford many years. of Meriden, Mrs. Theodore Imswiler Friends may call at the funeral Main St. and Mrs. Earl Howard ford. He was the husband of Mrs. Next to Frank’s Suparmarkat sion of cpntrolled drugs after police • Mark S. Bradley, 19, of 65 An Imperial Dr. apartment was Other survivors are three sons, ^^of Rochester, N.Y., and Mrs. Robert home tonight from 7 to 9 p.m. of 61S. Adams St. were winners Lillian Gustuffon Minor. EAST MIDDLE TPKE., MANCHESTER responde(i to a complaint of persons Ludlow St., charged Saturday after­ ransacked but it wasn’t known if TO MANCHESTER Robert E. Strickland of Charleston, ’ Wesley of Charlestown, N.H. in a raffle held recently to He was born in Stafford. smoking marijuana at the rear of a noon with fourth-degree larceny anything was taken. Personal papers benefit World Hunger. S.C., Wallace K. Strickland of East Graveside services will be Tuesday were taken in a break into a School Other survivors are a son, Robert HALLOWEEN COSTUMES Main St. building. (shoplifting) at M arshall’s, 410 Hartford and Wesley H. Strickland of at 11 a.m. in East Cemetery. Raymond A. Mason Taken into custody were Jam es V. Center St. (^urt date is Nov. 10. St. apartment. Full of Baloney at 451 Minor of Stafford; a daughter, Mrs. plus They each won a crocheted U.S.A. Wlcott, 13 grandchildren and seven There are no calling hours. VERNON — Raymond A. Mason, Pamela Smith of Alexandria, Va.; Chartier, 18, of 19 Strant St.; George • Steven Bates, 20, of 70 Whitney Main St. reported the theft of $30 in a great-grandchildren. The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 granny-square afghan made by two brothers, Frederick W. Minor of 60, of 5 Sunset Terrace, died Sunday A. Pashalis, 18, of 19 Strant St.; and Rd., charged with evading respon­ Saturday night break. Carbon the female residents of Mayfair Main St., is in charge of TRICKS, TREATS and at Rockville General Hospital. He Michael D. Armstrong, 16, of 29 Elro sibility in connection with an Oct. 18 Products Inc. of 218 Hartford Rd. Gardens. East Hartford and Francis A. Minor arrangements. was the husband of Mrs. Dorothy St. They are scheduled to appear in accident in Manchester. Court date is reported $25 missing after a break. of Ellington; and two sisters, Mrs. Richard Vacek SURPRISES are Agnes Greene of Manchester and Fowler Mason. Common Pleas Court 12, East Hart­ Nov. 18. Thefts reported over the weekend The $150 raised from the raf- Richard Vacek, 19, of East Hart­ Mrs. Irene Petersen of Hartford. He was born Sept. 14,1915 in South ford, on Nov. 17. • Three 15-year-old Manchester included about 45 gallons of gas fie wiil be donated to the ford, died early Sunday afternoon in ALL AT PLAZA! ’The funeral and burial are private. Kathleen Brown Lawrence, Mass., and lived in Ver­ boys, unidentified because of their removed from the tank of a Town of Manchester Council on World Manchester Memorial Hospital from Hunger. The Touchetti Funeral Home, 200 Kathleen Brown, 17, of East Hart­ non the past 22 years. Other weekend arrests made or ages, charged with criminal mischief Manchester truck parked at the injuries received in a car accident in W. Main St., Stafford, is in charge of ford, a former student at East He was employed by the G.S.C. Need Something? Try Plazal summonses issued by Manchester and referred to juvenile authorities public works garage on Olcott St. South Windsor. Friday night. arrangements. Catholic High School, died early Sun­ Electronics Co. of New York until his Poiice included: in conn ection with vandalism He was born July 29,1956, in Hart­ day morning at Manchester retirement in 1973 due to ill health. • Gerald D. B oisvert, 29, of reported at the Belcon Plaza on ford and lived all his life in East John F. Vesper Memorial Hospital from injuries He was also employed for 18 years by Lowell, Mass., charged Sunday night Green Rd. Saturday. Hartford. VERNON — John F. Vesper, 92, of received from an automobile acci­ the Mechanics Overhaul Service in with driving while under the in­ He was employed as a truck driver 655 Talcottville Rd., died Saturday in dent on E. Center St. about 12:45 Hartford. fluence of liquor, at Summit and for Buettner Florist in East Hart­ Breaks reported to police over the Rockville General Hospital. a.m. Sunday. He was a communicant of Sacred Henry Sts. Court date is Nov. 18. ford. He graduated from East Hart­ weekend included burglary of a The funeral wa^held today. Burial She was born in Hartford and lived Heart Church in Vernon. • Claudia J. Metivier, 23, of Staf­ CHRISTMAS ford High School in 1974. MUFFLERS Spencer St. apartment from which was in Grove Hill Cemetery, in East Hartford for 16 years. Other survivors are two daughters, ford Springs, charged Saturday after­ Survivors are his parents, George $875 worth of goods were stolen. The Rockville. The Burke-Fortin Funeral She attended East Catholic High Mrs. Carl (Deborah) Fredrickson noon with third-degree larceny and Vacek and Helen Denham Vacek of AND PIPES missing items include a television Home, 76 Prospect St., Rockville, School before transferring to East and Mrs. Buel (Donna) Henry, both fourth-degree larceny in connection COLOR SPECIAL East Hartford; two brothers, Philip was in charge of arrangements. Hartford High School where she was of Vernon; two brothers, Walter Vacek of Windsor and Roger Vacek Mr. Vesper was born in Germany a senior. Mason of Manhattan Beach, Calif., of East Hartford; a sister, Pamela [Back in time for CHRISTMAS) and lived in Vernon the past 15 years Survivors are her parents, William and Jam es Mason of New Britain; Duplicate bridge Vacek of East Hartford, and several NOW AT E 0 MlfFlER after moving from Brooklyn, N.Y. M. and Grace Despard Brown; three two sisters, Mrs. John Gabriel of En­ nieces and nephews. We guarantee all mufflers and pipes In Results Friday in the Center Bridge Results in the Oct. 22 South Windsor Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Emma brothers. Shannon Brown, Harrigan field and Mrs. Edward Zamenski of A private funeral will be held eluding LABOR for as long as you own your Club William Radzewicz memorial chari­ Doberstein V6sper; two sons, George Brown and Ryan Brown; two sisters, Newington, and five grandchildren. Bridge Club game at Wapping Community Wednesday at the John F. Tierny ty game at the Masonic Temple are Sonja NEW STATE ROAD Vesper of Vernon and John Vesper of Kerry Brown and Killeen Brown, all The funeral is Wednesday at 8 a.m. car. Hall are Betty Sherman and Barbara Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., Gremillion and Jam es Baker, first; Mrs. Southern Pines, N.C.; five of East Hartford; her paternal from the Watkins Funeral Home, 142 Burnham, first; Sally Marsh, Sue Vivirito, with the Rev. Henry J. Scherer of Howard Boyd and Mrs. Lawrence Moe, se­ grandchildren and four great­ grandmother, Mrs. Kathleen Dickson E. Center St., Manchester, with a Dot Sauer and Joan King, Emma Deltola Burnside Methodist Church, East e FREE ESTIMATES • LOW PRICES cond; Paul Barton and Glenn Prentiss, grandchildren. of South Windsor, and her maternal Mass at 9 at Sacred Heart Church in and Ruth Hannabury, tied for second. Hartford, officiating. Burial will be third. grandmother, Mrs. Helen Despard of Vernon. Burial is in Rose Hill CALL NOW 649-2663 Edwin Hoddle in Hillside Cemetery, East Hartford. East Hartford. Cemetery, Rocky Hill. 81 ADAMS ST., MANCHESTER Results in the Oct. 21 South Windsor Edwin Walter Hoddle, 58, of 211 There are no calling hours. Results Friday in the Manchester The funeral is Tuesday at 9 a.m. Friends may call at the funeral 7 A.M. • 5:30 P.M. Bridge Club charity game at Wapping Homestead St., died Sunday in Hart­ Bridge Club game at 146 Hartford Rd. are Community Hall are North-South: Joyce Rae S. Peck from the Newkirk & Whitney home Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 ford Hospital. He was the husband of Funeral Home, 318 Burnside Ave., p.m. North-South: William Gordon and Ellen Sorenson and Flo Farrar, first; Marge TOLLAND - Rae S. Peck, 70, Greene, first; Alice Sunshine and Jim Mrs. Dorothea Strout Hoddle. Coyne and Kathy Daley, second; Virginia He was born in Carrolton, Mo., and formerly of the Windsorville section Cleary, second; Geof. Brod and Steve Weeks and Anne Ingram, third. had lived in East Windsor many of East Windsor and Tolland, died ---- CUP OUT— " " -" " I Zuckerman, third. East-West: Lori Owens and Ed Conway, years before moving to Manchester Saturday at Central Vermont Voter lists drop East-West: A1 LaPlant and Jim Polites, first; Sandy Craft and Linda Simmons, se­ r Medical Center, Berlin, Vt. He was first; Peg LaPlant and Joe Toce, second; five years ago. cond; Flo Barre and Bette Martin, third. the husband of Mrs. Welle Farnham With only minor revisions to District 3, with 1,951 voters, SEND THEM A MESSAGE: | Darlene Dugway and Margaret Krepp, He was a U.S. Air Force veteran of Peck of Brookfield, V ..t. be made between today and Nov. has the least enrollment of the 10 third. World War II. I He lived in W indsorville and 4 — Election Day — voting districts, with District 9, Results in the Oct. 20 Manchester Other survivors are a step­ Tolland before moving to Brookfield, Manchester’s voting lists show Keeney St. School, the next — Join the Ed Wilson Team — I Results Friday in the Manchester Nite Bridge Club game at 385 N. Main St. are daughter, Mrs. Harold Pugh of LIVING COLOR 15 years ago. an 815 drop from a year ago, lowestAwith 2,164. Time Novice Group game at 146 Hartford North-South: Anne Ingram and Elaine Manchester; three brothers, Donald Mr. Peck was a dairy farmer and with 26,359 voters this year and District 8, Verplanck School, Rd. are North-South: William and Pat Howat, first; Liz Carter and Eugene Toch, Hoddle of Carrolton, Mo., William 8x10 PORTRAIT was a former director of the Eastern 27,174 in 1974. has the most voters with 3,421, Belekewicz, first; Don and Betty Kreps, second; Jane Lowe and Frankie Brown, Hoddle of Independence, Mo., and " Dear Ed, | States Farmers Exchange. He was a A special 9 a.m. to noon voter- and District 2, Robertson second; C.D. and Marion McCarthy, third. third. Walter Hoddle Jr. of Olympia, I I would like you to know that I am on your team that Is opposed to the State In- ' member of the Holstein Association making session next Monday is School, is second highest with 3,- East-West: JoAnn and Gary (juffey, East-West; Jan Leonard and Muriel Wash.; two sisters, Mrs. Alvin I come Tax that my opponent, Mayor Thompson (D) wants us to pay. I Only of Brattleboro, Vt., and was active only for those whose eligibility 260. first; Steve and Marcia Ryan, second; Monroe, first; Phyllis Pierson and Penny Kaiser of Carrolton, Mo., and Mrs. I I’ll vote for you and then you fight against that new tax, because I know that it | many years in the Tolland County 4-H rights will have matured since District 1, Buckland School, William and Simone Calhoun, third. Watt, second; Irving Carlson and Mary Sterling Casner of Norborne, Mo. ■ hurts the retired and middle class families. I Oct. 12. Those who register Mon­ Willhide, third. OLD BON AMI PLANT HILLIARD STREET A private funeral will be held Club. and District 4, Martin School, I Sincerely,, ■ Tuesday at Samsel-Bassinger Other survivors are his step­ day will be added to the list and each has 2,608 voters and are Results in the Oct, 23 Manchester Compare At $6.95 I Please Mall To; ^ TEAMMATE ^ mother, Mrs. Mary Peck of will be permitted to vote Nov. 4. tied for fifth place. A year ago, Bridge Club game at 385 N. Main St. are Results in the Oct, 18 Manchester Com­ Funeral Home, 419 Buckland Rd., Babies — Children - Adults — Groups - 1 Special of each Ellington; a son, Rae E. Peck of Ft. The latest totals show District 1 had 104 more voters North-South; Mary Corkum and Liz munity College game are North-South: South Windsor. Burial will be in I Ed Wilson, Board of Directors I person singly 99p. Groups 99c per person. Edwards, N.Y.; a daughter, Democrats with a 2,252 lead than District 4. Carter, First; Mary Warren and Ann Sandy Craft and Bette Martin, first; Alice Hillside Cemetery, Bar Harbor, 1 17 Falknor Dr., Manchester w.ouni.TwM. ★ Select from finished Color Portraits. Poses our selection Margaret Farnham of Miami over the Republicans — 10,510 to The Democrats lead the McLaughlin, second; Jaimie Horowitz Sunshine and Jim Cleary, second; Ernest i f Courttout Mfvlce— no one to pressure you to buy. 8K ^ V- '• Maine. V ft Springs, Fla.; a brother, Stanley 8,258 — and with the unaffiliated Republicans in 8 of the 10 voting 2nd Lever and Janet Boyd, third. Verdone and Judy Pyka, third. There are no calling hours. ★ Limit — one Special per child. ★ Fatt delivery Peck of Williamstown, Vt.; a sister, total 7,591. Districts, with their biggest lead East-West: Geri Barton and Peg Dun- East-West: Paul Barton and Milt Friends wishing to do so may make Mrs. Laura Bahjor of Ellington, and The totals in 1974 were 10,810 (563) in Voting D istrict 8, field, first; Phyllis Pierson and Judy Gottlieb, first; Flo Barre and Barbara PHOTOGRAPHERS HOURS; memorial gifts to the American TU ESDAY, W EDN ESDAY . 10 A.M. TO t P, M. — 2 P.M. TO 6 P.M. seven grandchildren. Democrats, 8,593 Republicans Verplanck School, their next Pyka, second; Jane Lowe and Mary Davis, second; Ann DeMartin and Mary Cancer Society, 292 S. Marshall St., The funeral is Thursday at 2 p.m. and 7,771 unaffiliated. highest lead (392) in District 1, Willhide. third Gangewere, third. Hartford. MANCHESTER PARKADE at the Windsorville Methodist Of the 815 decrease since a Robertson School, the next (376) Seward H. Strickland Church, Windsorville. Burial will be year ago, 300 is from the in District 6, Nathan Hale ROCKVILLE — Seward Holmes in Windsorville Cemetery, Windsor­ Democratic total, 335 from the School, and the next (335) in Strickland, 77, of East Hartford, ville. Republican and 180 from the un­ District 7, Waddell School. Forbes s formerly of Rockville, died Friday at There are no calling hours. affiliated. The Republicans lead in an area convalescent home. He was The Day Funeral Home, Randolph, Voting District 6, Nathan Hale District 4, Martin School, and the husband of Mrs. Marion Jones Vt., is in charge of arrangements. School, lost the most voters District 5, Buckley School — by Strickland. since last year — 194. Voting 52 votes in each district. A private funeral was held today. Mrs. Joanne Preston District 5, Buckley School, lost In Voting Districts 1, ^^Ilace Burial was in Veterans Memorial Mrs. Joanne Johnson Preston, 36, the least — 22. Only one district Buckland School; 8, Verplanck newsletter Field, Hillside Cemetery, East Hart­ of 12 Bunce Dr.; died Saturday in gained voters — District 3, School; and 9, Keeney St. ford. The Newkirk & Whitney Manchester Memorial Hospital. where the polling place is the School, the unaffiliated totals 200 Gallon Minimum Funeral Home, 318 Burnside Ave., She was born in Melrose, Mass., Church of Christ, Lydall and exceed the Republican totals. All Deliveries C.O.D. East Hartford, was in charge of and had lived in Hartford before Vernon Sts., gained 76 voters. 24 HOUR SAVE 20-50% 300 BLOCK MAIN STREET arrangements. moving to Manchester eight years BURNER SERVICE Friends wishing to do so may make ago. Fire calls DURING FORBES Thrifty Oil Co. Extend \burself memorial gifts to the Remembrance Survivors are her mother, Mrs. Fund of First Congregational Box 1143 Eunice White Johnson of West Wego, IVlanchester on Richard Rd., Vernon (Ver- La.; three sons, Raymond Arnold ANNUAL FALL SALE- Manchester, Conn. Church, East Hartford. Sunday, 9:35 a.m. — Rubbish non) PHONE Strickland was born in Rockville and Daniel Arnold, both of fire at Meadows Convalescent Saturday, 6:30 p.m. — Minor Did you ever notice that your section of Vernon and lived in East Manchester, and Chester Preston Home, 333 Bidwell St. (Town). electrical fire in Vernon town phone always rings when you're at the Hartford 48 years. also of Manchester; three brothers, Sunday, 5:17 p.m. — Odor of clerk's office (Rockville). He was employed at Arrow-Hart other end of the house? Stanley Johnson of Manchester, gas at 405 Main St.; no fire Saturday, 10:06 p.m. — Trash Or that your phone just (Town). fire on Sherry Circle, Tolland EXTENDED ONE MORE WEEK Sunday, 6:49 p.m. — Odor of (Tolland). happens to be located About town gas at 664 Center St.; no fire Sunday, 7:06 p.m. — BY POPULAR DEMAND. (Town). Automobile accident on Snipsic where everyone The executive committee of the Members of St. Bridget Rosary Sunday, 9; 13 p.m. — Rubbish Over 40 Ttars el UnaxcelM firtlet congregates, so you can't United Methodist Women of North Society will conduct Recitation of the Lake Rd., Tolland (Tolland). fire at Center Park (Town). Today, 6:10 a.m. — Truck acci­ O p e n 24 Hours Dally Church will meet tonight at 7:30 at Rosary Tuesday at 1:45 p.m. at hear anything dent on Interstate 86 near Exit FOR EMERCENCY SERVICE the home of Elaine Law. Cronin Hall, Mayfair Gardens, Tolland County 99 in Tolland (Tolland). anyway? That's Manchester. All residents are in­ Saturday, 2:14 p.m. — Car fire what's so Preceptor Gamma Chapter, Beta vited. HAPPY DAYS ARE HERE M@bil M convenient Sigma Phi, will meet Tuesday at 8 About town p.m. at the home of Mrs. Henry Mat- The executive board of Chaminade HEATINOOILS The Women’s Home League of to be weighed after the costume about an son, 261 Spruce St. Musical Club will meet tonight at the Salvation Army will meet parade. AGAIN AT FORBES & WALLACE OIL BURNER « 7; 45 at the home of Mrs. Gladys extension Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. in junior Nielson, 49 Harlan St. HEATING INSTALLATION phone. You The Golden Age Club will meet hall at the Citadel fora Friendship Circle of the Salva­ Tuesday at noon at the Senior fellowship service. Hostesses tion Army will meet Tuesday at MANCHESTER PARKADE 643-5135 can't be in DOWNTOWN MAIN STREET The YWCA Book Discussion Group Citizens Center. All members are are Mrs. Annie Johnston and 7:45 p.m. at The Citadel. Mrs. 315 Center St. Manchester will meet Tuesday at 10 a.m. at the more than one asked to bring food for a potluck. Mrs. Ruth Sheldon. Ruby Clough and Mrs. Doris “Y .” The book to be discussed is Howard will serve place at one time “ When I Say No,. I Feel Guilty” by Memorial Temple, Pythian Sisters, The Manchester WATES will refreshments. but your THIS IS YOUR TOWN Manuel J. Smith. will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the have a Halloween party Tuesday phone can. Odd Fellows Hall. There will be a at the Italian-American Club. The Kiwanis Club of Manchester IS THIS THE CITY OF report from grand representative Prizes will be given for best For as will meet Tuesday noon at Mrs. Charles Edgerly from Grand costumes and members not AN IMPORTANT MESSAGE TO THE PARENTS Manchester Country Club. Wilson little as $1.35 Temple of Pythian Sisters held wearing masks will be fined. S t o p VILLAGE CHARM???? Deakin, assistant superintendent of a month. (Plus a one-time recently in Hartford. Refreshments Weighing-in will be from 7 to 8 schools, and Earl Odom, member of DRAFTS! charge which covers any DON’T NEGLECT MANCHESTER will be served by Helen Patyra and p.m. except for those who wish OF MANCHESTER SCHOOL CHILDREN Hazel Plitt. the Board of Education, will speak. Sa v e number of phones installed V .V S> “Reading, communications, reasoning, math, self-dlscIpllne, cltlzenshlp...theae are the at the same time.) Which foundations of quality education. We believe In a quality education for Manchester FUEL! HAD ENOUGH? iflASTE THE DIFFERENCE, WITH;;; :-:a h u e s a m p l e f o r e v e r y o n e ;.; children. In this changing world, education must present optl6na...hbwevar no option CRYSTAL-CLEAR, really makes an extension :-;OF OUR FRESH, PURE SWEET,;:; Tack On aEXIBLE phone worthwhile. 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> TH* I~wl ■ftWiiW » Iiw Fumbles-lost 1-1 The Falcons led by Dave Boraks’ Indianapolis 3 5 0 6 Maravich’s steal of the Knicks’ in­ two baskets in a row to send the Windsor at Rockville second stanza. together at a gulf resort near Tampa, for nasty ole birdies,” Rozelle ruled late last week no Atlanta 21-14, Houston thumped pass from Dan Pastorini for another Punts-yards 4-138 winning performanc totaled 26 points Celveland 2 2 0 4 bounds pass with 26 seconds left in game into double overtime. Windsor Locks at South Windsor combined their talents for 36 birdies Colbert and Refram shot 63s in the Manchester came right back with National Football League team could Detroit 24-8, Pittsburgh nipped to give the Houston Oilers their fifth Penalties-yards 6-56 with Northwest Catholic next in line West regulaton play and his basket that The Jazz defense then stiffened and Bolton ut East iluiiipton in 72 holes of golf without a bogey. first two rounds of the best-ball com­ sign any players away from the large Greeii Bay 16-13, New England triumph in six games. Johnson raced with 68 points and East had 80 points. W L T Pts followed helped put the game in over­ held the Knicks to five shots from the Killingly at Rham They won the last PGA tournament petition and moved into the lead to pool of unemployed World Football b attered San Francisco 26-14, 52 yards for the score on a punt St. Bernard was fourth with 82 Phoenix 4 3 0 8 time Sunday night. field, only one of which was Ellington at Somers of the year with a 36-under-par 252, stay with a 62 in the third round. League talent, there was a gnashing Washington swamped Cleveland 23-7, return for his third such touchdown State college grid roundup points, St. Paul had 165 and St. San Diego 3 2 1 7 “I hid behind Gianelli and stole it,” successful. A pair of technical fouls of teeth in Miami. Dallas edged Philadelphia 20-17, Los of the season. Thomas Aquinas 177. South Catholic Minnesota 3 3 1 7 said Maravich, not realizing how against Monroe with 37 seconds to The ruling meant Larry Csonka, did not place five men and did not Denver 3 3 0 6 hard it is to hide behind the pencil- play sealed the win for New Orleans, Nets got lesson the game’s most punishing ball .Sleelcrs 16, Packers 13 figure in the scoring. Houston 2 4 0 4 thin Knick center. “He never saw me their second in three games. Roy Gerela's 29-yard field goal NEW YORK (UPI) - carrier, would not be able to play for East’s best performance was Canadian and his face showed it. He never Monroe was the Knicks’ leading Overtaken down the the Dolphins this year even if Don with 64 seconds to play lifted Super Cadets on streak, turned in by junior Luke O’Connor W L T Pts thought the play could be made.” scorer with 36 points, Walt Frazier Bowl champion Pittsburgh over an stretch of the regular Shula and his band of legal advisers who garnered ninth place. Eric Winnipeg 6 2 0 12 But his heroics weren’t over yet. had 27 and new-Knick Spencer season by Kentucky last could talk John Bassett into opportunistic and heavily underdog Lecko was 16th, Joe Stamp 17th, Joe Quebec 5 1 0 10 He forced a second overtime by hit­ Haywood had 17. The loss put New Green Bay team. year, stunned in the first relinquishing a personal services big tilts Saturday Burinskas 20th, and Mark Skehan Edmonton 3 6 1 7 ting two consecutive shots and then York at 1-2. round of the playoffs by St. contract he has with the big fullback. 22nd. In the jayvee race, junior Jim Toronto 1 4 1 3 scored eight points in the final over­ Redskins 23, Browns 7 In the only other NBA game, Seat­ Louis, the New York Nets Stamp scored a stunning six-yard vic­ Calgary 1 5 0 2 time to boost the Jazz to a 125-114 Bill Kilmer hit 15 of 37 passes for tle beat Phoenix 113-99. believe they have learned a With Csonka out of the picture, HARTFORD (UPI) — All state teams except Connecticut tory for Coach Dave Kelley’s NBA win over the Knicks. With Leonard Gray and Tom Miami was forced to live or die on its 205 yards and a pair of touchdowns to lesson not to take anybody turned in winning games Saturday including the Coast Guard, thinclads. NHL “This is a case of a team that has Burleson combining for 23 first-half inside running game with 5-foot-lO, Angeles mauled New Orleans 38-14 hand Cleveland its sixth straight loss for granted. which goes after its sixth straight victory this weekend against Results: 1. Boraks (X), 2. Cobb Patrick Divigion poise and one that lost its poise,” points, the Sonics raced to a 59-49 If the lesson needed to be 210-pound Don Nottingham — a nice and Oakland blanked San Diego 25-0. of the season. Kilmer hit Mike (NW), 3. Carbone (X), 4, Wilson (X), said Maravich. Thomas with a three yard scoring Trinity. halftime lead. Leading 95-89 with driven home further, it was little parcel to have in one’s On Saturday, the St. Louis Car­ 5. Olsen (B), 6. Molloy (NW), 7. “We were out of it completely Elsewhere, Yale hosts Dartmouth, Rich Jassamy ran for two early W L T Pts 8:14 to play, the Sonics blitzed Saturday night when San backfield but certainly no Csonka. dinals outlasted the New York Giants toss in the second quarter and Larry Mulcahy (B), 8. Virgadula (X), 9. twice (before his steal from Gianelli 20-18.-,..^ Brown with an 11-yard touchdown both of them needing a win to remain touchdowns as Massachusetts down Philadelphia 6 3 2 14 Phoenix 16-5 over a five-minute Antonio romped to a 20- O’Connor (EC), 10. Krupke (X). and before the Knicks’ committed a in contention for the Ivy League title, Connecticut 29-14 and went on to re­ NY Islanders 5 1 3 13 period to put the game away. The point victory over the Nets. No Csonka, that is, until he has to Colts 45",-Jets 28 pass with 11 seconds gone in the final 24-second violation in the first over­ and struggling UConn, with only one main undefeated in six games in a NY Rangers 3 5 1 7 move was sparked by the shooting of Sunday night against In­ be — then Nottingham does a pretty Rookie Marshall Johnson made his quarter. time) and came back to win.” win in six games, hosts another Atlanta 2 5 1 5 recently-aquired guard Herm diana, the Nets were all good impersonation, as was the case first two pro pass receptions good for Yankee Conference clash at Storrs. Maravich, who had 45 points for the Cowboys 20, Fugles 17 toughie, Rutgers. Eagle hooters Siiiytlie Divigion Gilliam and the colorful passing of business as they handed Sunday when he punched through the touchdowns of 15 and 68 yards from Connecticut’s two scores came on night, tied the game up at the end of Tony Fritsch kicked a 42-field goal Rounding out the schedule. W L T Pts Slick Watts, who also produced 15 of the Pacers their firs? loss Buffalo defense for three touchdowns Bert Jones and Jackie Wallace had a a three yard run by Roger Ings and a regulation play with a free throw, 97- as time ran out to give Dallas a Southern Connecticut heads for five yard pass from Bernie Palmer to Chicago 4 4 2 10 the Sonics’ 32 assists and was respon­ of the season, 118-111. to give Miami first blood in their two- clinching 38-yard interception return bow to Saints 97. come-from-behind triumph over Maine, Central Connecticut travels Darryl Schwartz. The Huskies have St. Louis 3 3 2 8 sible three steals. Elsewhere in the ABA, game series and first place in the for a score to lead Baltimore to its With the Knicks leading 97-96, Earl Phialdelphia. to undefeated AIC and Western Kansas City 3 3 1 7 Grey led all Sonics scorers with 27 St. Louis ripped San Diego AFC East. upset over New York. not won at home in their last six tries Despite playing its finest game of Monroe fouled Maravich with four Connecticut plays at New Haven. and have won only one of their last the season, the East Catholic soccer Vancouver 3 5 1 7 points while guard Fred Brown 101-85 and Kentucky Chiefs 26 Broncos 13 seconds remaining in regulation play Wesleyan, idle this week, turned in nine games since last season. Minnesota 1 7 0 2 added 21 as the Sonics upped their whipped Virginia 130-112. Jan Stenerud kicked four field Raiders 2,5, Chargers 0 team dropped a 1-0 verdict to St. and gave him the chance to knot the Nottingham scored on short bursts a 19-7 victory over Amherst to wm Southern’s Ed Swicklas completed Thomas Aquinas Saturday in New Norrig Division season record at 2-0. The Phoenix Center Maurice Lucas goals and Mike Livingston startled Pete Banaszak ran for a pair of score. Maravich missed the first of of one, three and one yards to provide their first Little Three game since 20 of 38 passes for 193 yards against Britain. W L T Pts loss overshadowed a superior effort scored 25 points and Denver with an eight-yard touchdowns and Ken Stabler added a two foul shots, but made the second. Miami a 35-30 victory over Buffalo 1970. The Cardinals, 3-3-1, will rest up Kean College to give the Owls’ a 19-13 A penalty kick by John Daglin in Montreal 6 1 1 13 by Suns rookie center Alvan Adams. forward Gus Gerard added touchdown run on a naked reverse in 45-yard touchdown pass to Cliff In overtime, the Knicks jumped and a one game lead in the East over for their homecoming encouter the win and raise their record to 4-2. the third quarter proved to be the Los Angeles 6 4 0 12 In his first starting role, the 6-foot-9 21 to pace the Spirits, the fourth quarter to propel Kansas Branch to hand San Diego its sixth ahead by four, 107-103, with 51 the Bills, who have now dropped two City past Denver. following week with Williams. Western’s Glenn Miller scored difference as the Eagles saw their Pittsburgh 4 1 1 9 product of Oklahoma hit for 29 points playing without injured straight loss. It was also the Raiders’ seconds remaining. But Maravich hit games after winning four straight at Bengals 21, Falcons 14 second shutout against the Chargers The Coast Guard whipped WPI, 21- twice on a 67 yard run and a 62 yard record fall to 0-11-1 with a game Detroit 0 7 3 3 to lead all scorers. Marvin Barnes, in their the start of the season. Miami is now Quarterback Ken Anderson snuck in three weeks and the third time San 9, setting a school record of holding pass against New York Tech to lead today against Coventry at Cougar Washington 1 8 1 3 best defensive effort this 5-1. into the end zone from three yards Diego has been blanked this season. the offense to minus six yards. Aiso, his team to its first season win Field left on the slate. f Adamg Division year. It was the 11th straight time Miami out with 2:04 left in the game to keep Cardinals 20, Giants 13 Cadet Tom 'Vorhoit set a school against four losses. East outshot Aquinas, 37-20, hitting W L T Pts Artis Gilmore had 27 has beaten Buffalo and the Dolphins Cincinnati unbeaten at 6-0. The (Saturday) record of four interceptions. the post twice and missing on a Buffalo 8 0 0 16 points and 15 rebounds in were successful because of their Bengals’ other touchdowns came on Mel Gray caught a 51-yard Two teams came off with identical direct kick from about three yards Toronto 4 3 1 9 Flyers, Sabres start the Colonels’ easy triumph ability to shut down O.J. Simpson, a 30-yard interception return by Ken touchdown pass from Terry Metcalf 21-20 wins — Central Connecticut top­ Anderson rehired out. The Eagles apparently had a Boston 3 3 2 8 over Virginia. Gilmore holding him under 100 yards for the Riley of a Pat Sullivan pass and a 30- ping Giassboro and Trinity edging goal just before the end of a quarter California 3 4 2 8 scored 11 of his points in on a first quarter halfback option and CINCINNATI (UPI) - Sparky We Have A Clock For Every Room! first time this season. He gained 88 yard pass from Anderson to Charlie added a 38-yard scoring reception Middlebury. but it was disallowed as time had the final period as Ken­ yards in 19 carries. Anderson, who managed the Cincin­ NBA fast in bid to repeat Joiner. from Jim Hart late in the final Central battled their opponents to a expired. tucky moved from a nine- nati Reds to their first world cham­ In other games, Baltimore crushed Oilers 24 Lions 8 scoreless fourth quarter and held Playing well for East were Geoff EASTERN CONFERENCE point advantage at the end quarter to give St. Louis its second pionship in 35 years in 1975, has the New York Jets 45-28, Kansas City Billy Johnson ripped 52 yards for victory over New York in four weeks. Giassboro on the one yard line for Blackwell, Tim Moriarty, Chip of three quarters to a 25- MANCHESTER HARDWARE signed to manage the world cham­ NEW YORK (UPI) - Along about three games. By winning, three plays. Sander, Bill Traynor, Jack point lead midway down pions through the 1977 season. Atlantic Division the end of last May, when they were Philadelphia climbed back into first 877 Main St., Manchester • 643-4425 • Free Parking at Rear of Our Store Halfback John Wholley led an Neiswanger, Kevin Williams and the stretch. The 41-year old Anderson, who W L Pet. GB winding up their Stanley Cup cham- place in the Patick Division, one explosive second half Trinity team, Don Martin in an all out effort. Boston 1 0 1.000 - pionship, members of the point ahead of the idle Islanders. scoring two touchdowns in the final signed a two-year contract Saturday, has compiled a .603 winning percen­ Philadelphia 1 0 1.000 - Philadelphia Flyers and Buffalo Sabres 3, Seals 2 period over Middlebury. The Ban­ Remain undefeated Buffalo 1 0 1.000 - Sabres were complaining about the Jacques Richard scored his fifth tams, 3-1-1, have won their last 10 of tage and led the Reds to three McConville’s goal decisive for MCC National League pennants in the last Remaining undefeated last Friday New York 1 2 .333 1 length of the season. goal of the season at 9:51 to provide 12 games over the past two seasons. six years. was the Bennet Junior High soccer Central Division Apparently it was all talk. From Buffalo with its margin of victory Yale quarterback Stone Phillips W L Pet GB the way each team has started off the after Bob Girard and A1 McAdam A goal that barely eluded the grasp seconds before the end of the first Worcester got on the scoreboard at team with a 2-0 win over Kosciuszko raced 32 yards for a fourth quarter Robinson home of Enfield. Washington 1 0 1.000 - new campaign, neither has any inten­ had tied the score for the Seals of Worcester Junior College goalie half booting a low bouncer past 20:36 of the second half as Don Ollenu touchdown that spelled the Steve Fitzsimmons scored the New Orleans 2 2 .677 - tion of quitting until the last puck is earlier in the third period.'It was John Mclnerney proved decisive as Mclnerney, who stopped just about blasted a 20-footer past MCC goalie difference for Yale’s 20-14 win over CLEVELAND (UPI) - Manager Bears’ first goal with an assist from Atlanta 1 1 .500 Vz dropped, even if the next National McAdam’s sixth goal, and the third Manchester Community College everything else the Cougars kicked at Dave Treschuk into the upper right Cornell. Frank Robinson of the Cleveland In­ Houston 0 1 .0001 him. hand corner. dians, who underwent surgery a Jim Gluhosky. Jeff Lombardo scored Hockey League playoffs should ex­ while California was shorthanded. gained a 2-1 soccer win over the Yale’s Gary Fencik returned the Cleveland 0 2 .0001% tend till July. Capitals 7, Black Hawks 5 Tim Cyr gave the Collegians a 1-0 MCC, now 8-3, outshot the visitors, week ago to repair a torn cartiiege the other goal with an assist from Massachusetts school Saturday at game’s opening kickoff 85 yards but Tony White scored a hat trick for lead, scoring his 12th goal of the 33-11. The losers now stand 6-4 for the and for removal of spurs in his left Joey Lovell. Goalie Ron Apter, Rich The Flyers and Sabres, hoping for Cougar Field. the underdog visitors buckled down Washington, including the game- season on a header with an assist season. shoulder, was released Sunday from Koepsel, Jon Keller and Matt a repeat matchup in the finals, both Tim McConville scored the goal 22 and put Yale to the test through most winner at 11:46 of the final period. going to McConville. Lutheran Medical Center. Gluhosky played well for Bennet. are off to their best starts ever. of the game. WESTERN CONFERENCE Philadelphia, although playing The Capitals, who had only a tie to without Bernie Parent in goal for the show for nine previous outings, Midwest Division first few weeks, stretched its record managed only 24 shots on Chicago W L Pet GB to 6-1-2 by routing the New York goalie Tony Esposito while the Black Chicago 1 1 .500 -- Rangers, 7-2, Sunday night, while un­ Hawks bombarded Ron Low with 53, Detroit 1 1 .500 - beaten Buffalo ran up its eighth con­ including 23 in the third period. Reserve quarterback sparks for Patriots Milwaukee 0 1 .000 Vi secutive success by a surprisingly Bruins 7, Red Wings 3 Kansas City 0 1 .000 Vi close 3-2 margin over the California Detroit jumped to a 2-0 lead in the Pacific Division Golden Seals. first period on goals by Bill W L Pet GB At the other end of the spectrum, Hogaboam and Mickey Redmond, FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) — Steve Grogan, who might over Baltimore — Grogan led the Patriots to a 17-0 half­ passes picked off, although he did complete 21 of 40 for Seattle 2 0 1.000 ~ the NHL had its number of winless but the Bruins had things their own have been one of the quietest guys in the New England time advantage. First, he moved the Patriots 46 yards h o yards. He aiso became the fifth quarterback in carries and 27 yards on three pass receptions. Johnson, in Los Angeles 1 1 .500 1 teams reduced to one as the way for the rest of the game with Patriots lockerroom, wound up talking a great game in with San Cunningham covering the final 11 on a pitchout, National Football League history to pass for 30,000 career his second week as a replacement for Mack Herron, has Golden State 1 I .500 1 Washington Capitals surprised the Bobby Schmautz scoring three goals his team’s second victory of the season. then he turned a blocked punt recovery into another yards. gained more than 100 yards in each. Portland 0 2 .000 2 Black Hawks, 7-5, in Chicago. and Andre Savard two. The rookie quarterback from Kansas State possibly touchdown by hitting Johnson from 11 yards out. “We’re still making crucial mistakes though,” said “Grogan played real well and credit that offensive However, Detroit suffered its Kings 4, North Stars 2 cost the Patriots three points by fumbling a field goal Grogan also combined with Randy Vataha for a seven- Snead, now with his fifth NFL team. “We get to a point line,” said Johnson. “ (John) Hannah and (Sam) Adams ABA seventh loss against three ties by Linemates Marcel Dionne each had snap late in the first period. But when Jim Plunkett yard touchdown in the final period after the 49ers had where we were executing well and playing well, then I opened up the holes for me and all I had to do was sit back dropping a 7-3 decision at Boston. a goal and two assists as Los Angeles reinjured a separated shoulder, it was Grogan who threw closed to 14-10. don’t know what happen^, but it all breaks down.” and watch.” EAST In the only other game, the Los climbed to within one point of first- >1. An yon* It tliglblt to play ttilt gtmo. Tht conlatt will appear every Monday night In The Manchetli. , two touchdown passes to pace the Patriots to a 24-16 win “Grogan did a great job; he kept his poise,” said ’The Patriots started breaking the 49ers early as All distraught San Francisco Coach Dick Nolan could W L Pet GB Herald. 2. To Play the game anawer lha quaatlona below and mall them Into Greater Hartford CATV, Inc., Su Angeles Kings handed the Minnesota place Montreal in the Norris Divi­ over the San Francisco 49ers. Vataha who caught seven passes for 70 yards and had a Plunkett marched them 46 yards before Smith kicked a do was sit and watch, too. And he did not appreciate what New York 2 1 .667 - SOI Parker SI., Mancheater, Ct. 06040. They mutt be poatmarked no later than midnight Wadnetday. North Stars their seventh loss in sion. Blake Dunlop and Norm Grat- The 6-foot-4 kid from Pomona, Kan., knew when he 40-yard reception called back by a penalty. “I think he 44-yard field goal at 6:41 of the opening period. he saw, even though Ralph McGill played well on defense Kentucky 2 1 .667 - (Cnlrlfea can be dropped oft until 5 P.M. Wedneaday). 3. All correct antrlea will be placed In a bin and the eight games, 4-2. ton had staked Minnesota to a 2-0 % S 3 S ^ winner will be drawn on Thurtday noon. Weekly prize winnera receive a $25.00 gilt certifiette to “ALL took over in the second period that he would have to has a real strong arm and , a good sense of where to Plunkett was reinjured in the final minute of the first and ran a fumble recovery 14 yards for a score and even St. Louis 1 2 .333 1 Flyers 7, Rangers 2 lead. SPORTS" Sporting Good Store. 4. At the and ol the conteat the Grand Prize Winner will be drawn. To be produce or live with some unkind reiparks from his throw.” quarter and it took Grogan two possessions to exploit the though Snead hit Mike Holmes with a 24-yard touchdown Virginia 0 2 .000 IVi eligible for the Grand Prize Drawing you muat have won a weekly prize. The namea of Grand Prize The line of Bill Barber-Bobby coaches. Grogan’s good sense — and the Patriots coaches who 49er defense. He ran Cunningham up the middle, and pass with 50 seconds to play. West Winnera will be dropped in a bln and from them tha Grand Prize Winner will be drawn. Grand Prize It a Clarke-Reg Leach accounted for 11 Dempsey's condition ■100.00 gWt certWeatia to “ALL SPORTS." “After I dropped that field goal snap and John (Smith) called most of the plays — told him to throw away from Johnson through the guards for substantial gains, and After the game he sat in a room away from his players, W L Pet GB points, with Barber notching the se­ missed the kick, I figured I’d better do something or else 15-year veteran cornerback Jimmy Johnson and work on threw to Johnson for a 13-yard gain to set up Cun­ squeezing his throbbing head with his hands. He looked up Denver 2 0 1.000 - NEW YORK (UPI) - Former 2. Who was the hero ol Suporbowl #5 kicking a cond hat trick of his career. Steve OUESTIONS: I’d get my tall chewed off,” said the fifth-round draft Nate Allen. ningham’s score after the big fullback juggled the pitch. as a couple of reporters came in and said, ‘"The first half Indiana 2 1 .667 Vi heavyweight boxing champion Jack fMd goal with 5 second to go, and who did he play Vickers scored both goals on tip-ins » - w a - -- - t— » ------* m choice. His prudence paid off in 10 completions in 20 attempts When John Anders blocked Totn Wittiim punt was the game and that’* when they Just outplayed us." San Antonio 1 1 .500 1 Denmsey was reported in “satisfac­ a niiO wis HIV wov # wno ini«fw«piMi for? a and for the Rangers, who have been out- With the help of second-year running back Andy John­ for 128 yards and no interceptions. Steve king recovered it, CfOgOn sthiCk again, this time Nolan said little else. San Diego 1 2 .333 IVi tory" condition today at New York 2 passss in Su|NriNiwl i|iS? scored 23-4 while losing their last son— who was an off-the-behch hero in last Sunday’s win in contrast. IS-veat veteran Norm Snead had tWd Ha Hli JnhfaSAfl. whA finilhad With 103 VUi-tlk HiSllitUt lA 3l Both tefiins are now 2-4. Utah 0 1 .000 IVi University Medical Center. I (a i»*/moAAi;iOAUA\ iitvc^i^inu n c i i\ i \ u u , iviancnesier, conn., Mon., Uct. 27. xy/b Area police MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conir., Mon., Oct. 27, 1975 — PAGE THIRTEEN medicine and hot meals to patients. South Windsor appear in Common Pleas Court 19, The heart of the system is a wire Thomas McGuire, 22, of Glaston­ Rockville, Nov. 18. Church women Business today: People mover is a real footsaver embedded in the floor or pavement. bury was charged with failure to Coventry A magnetic coil in the robot vehicle DETROIT (UPI) - If you’ve ever obey a red light after a two-car acci­ Cretan Levrun, 23, of East Hart­ on as it passes and off when you days in late August. which makes the route relatively guidance is not new. Webb’s detects the magnetic field produced had to lug an armful of packages dent Saturday at Rts. 5 and 30 in ford, and Michael Small, 23, of 10 reach your destination. Mrs. Ann Huff tried it and said it easy to install with no heavy con­ driverless tractors have been In by the wire and steers automatically from one end of a shopping center to South Windsor. No injuries were Camp Meeting Rd., Manchester, run UNICEF dri^e There’s no standing in line at fixed "was really great for Christen (age struction or private right-of-way. It operation in a number of factories along the magnetic path, stops on reported. McGuire is to appear in were charged Friday night with hun­ the other while trying to hang on to a stops and it’s programmed to stop if 4) whose little legs just give out after moved at 2.2 miles per hour, permit­ and its Mini-Carts are winding their signal and is so precisely guided that Common Pleas Court 12, East Hart­ ting without a license. two-year-old, you’d probably ap­ someone is walking too slowly in we try to do much shopping.’’ And ting shoppers to get on and off at will. way through the halls of a number of it won’t veer by more than a quarter- preciate a people mover. ford, Nov. 18. Police said the arrests were the ROCKVILLE Money collected from the front of it. There’S no fixed rail to Mrs. Dolores Stout added she wished The electronically guided people hospitals. inch. Not some train, minibus or "they had experimented when I was result of the investigation of a com­ This year’s Halloween UNICEF Halloween collection will go toward stumble over as the people mover mover is the outgrowth of driverless Some are even programmed to call The beauty of such a system, its horizontal escalator that needs a wends its way slowly along its path. running back and forth along the mall James Dunning, 32, of Hartford, plaint that there were hunters on collection in Tolland, Vernon, and buying supplies, medicine and food vehicle research by the Control elevators so they’re not stuck on a developers say, is that it’s easy to massive installation or a lot of room, trying to get my children outfitted was charged Friday with failure to private property in Coventry. Both Ellington, will be sponsored by the for needy children. A donation of 10 At the Michigan Mall in downtown Engineering Division of the Jervis B. single floor in a multi-story building. change the path — simply install a it’s just a small vehicle moving slow­ for school.’’ drive a reasonable distance apart men are scheduled to appear in court Greater Rockville Area Council of cents will provide enough Vitamin A Battle Creek, Mich., a single people Webb Co. The largest hospital system is at new wire in the floor if the needs ly along a predetermined path The “Electric Pedestrian Mover’’ after his truck was involved in a in Rockville on Nov. 19. Church Women United with Mrs. capsules for three children for one mover designed to accommodate 12 The idea of moving materials Detroit’s Harper Hospital which has change within a building or shopping without a human driver. You just hop was guided by a harmless signal wire collision with a car at Rt. 5 and Stony Vernon Roger Gallic of Tolland and Mrs. year; 25 cents will immunize five persons at a time was tested for four through factories without human 80 vehicles moving laundry, trays of mall. Rd., South Windsor. No injuries were children against diptlieria, whooping Harry Masichuck, 49, of no certain Winfred Kloter of Vernon as co- reported. Court date is Nov. 18, East cough and tetanus; $1 will provide address, was charged Friday night chairmen. Hartford. The chairmen will be assisted by high protein food for three with disorderly conduct and in­ malnourished children for one terfering with a police officer in con­ Mrs. Robert Werth of Tolland and South Windsor Police are in­ month; $5 will stock a village pond mmimmm nection with the investigation of a Mrs. Gerald Campbell of Ellington. vestigating the report of the theft of a with fish for potential protein disturbance on W. Main St., There will be a poster contest for car owned by John Ohgan of Scantic Norma Culling performs the Dance of the Lights, Tinikling, at supplies. Rockville. He was released on a $500 Grade 5 students in Tolland and Ver­ KWH Meadow Rd., taken Sunday while it the Parents Without Partners Oriental Night in Coventry. non to include students at St. Ber­ In connection with Halloween, was parked on Alison Dr. non-surety bond for appearance in parents are urged to use all safety court in Rockville, Nov. 19. (Herald photo by Shea) nard’s school, Rockville. Posters will BUSINESS They are also investigating the precautions by purchasing only Saturday night, Masichuck was be judged by members of the Tolland complaint of the theft of stereo tapes costumes label^ flameproof and be again charged with disorderly con­ County Art Association and winners and a jacket from a car parked at sure the children have clear vision. duct after he was found lying on the will be announced Oct. 27. The win­ South Windsor High School Saturday Doing the Tinikling Parents are also urged to check all side of the road on Vernon Ave., ning posters will be on display at the night. The estimated total value is Rockville Junior Library. trick-or-treat food the children $92. police said. He was then held at the MONICA SHEA collect before allowing them to eat it. police station in lieu of posting a $500 of the lights, were performed by 7 4 2 -9 49 5 Manuel Lopez and Norma Culling. Tolland surety bond. He was to be presented It was Oriental Night recently at Lopez is studying at the University Jeffrey Tifault, 19, of 17 Brookfield in court in Rockville today. the home of Mrs. Fres Pangilinan of St., South Windsor was charged over of Connecticut on a grant from the Eric Dr., Coventry. University of the Phillipines. the weekend with second-degree Erik Chadwick, 23, of Oakland St., She was hostess to about 40 larceny in connection with the in­ Manchester, was charged Sunday Ms. Culling was formerly a teacher members of the Manchester Chapter in the Phillipines and now works at MEN.•••• vestigation of an accident on Snipsic with operating under the influence of of Parents Without Partners. There NIIR STTLim • R U M CfTTIRC • lORG RUR SRtfIRG Lake Rd., Tolland. the Firemen Fund Insurance Com­ liquor or drugs. He was released on a was oriental foods, dancing, a slide pany in Hartford. Police said the driver of the car $250 non-surety bond for appearance show and a talk on the political Dr. Sonny San Juan, from the was Ralph Franklin Jr., 19, of in court in Rockville Nov. 24. problems in India. University of Connecticut, English TVEMARKOFA Goehring Rd., Tolland. He was ad­ Ronald Gagne, 19, of 48 Susan Rd., Sukiyaki, tempura, terriyaki, chop- Department gave a short lecture on D o mitted to Rockville General Hospital Vernon, was charged Saturday with suey, egg rolls, fired rice and chow with injuries suffered in the acci­ Philippine culture and presented a failure to drive a reasonable distance mein was prepared by Mrs. slide show. EXPERIENCE £ dent. No charges have been placed apart in connection with the in­ Pangilinan and some of her friends. 457 Main SIrett against him pending his release, vestigation of a two-car accident on Sadu Sadanand, a UConn student The dances, Tinikling, bamboo from India, spoke on the political MMCHESTER police said. Tifault is scheduled to Rt. 30. dance, and Pandanggo Sailaw, dance SAVINGS I ypPEN TUESDAY thru FRIDAY 8:30-5:30; SATURDAY «-5 647-1167^ problems of India. V' Rockville hospital notes PERFORMANCE PASCAL A. PRIGNANO JOHN W. THOMPSON Dapuly Mayor M ayo r Admitted Friday; Trout Stream Dr., Vernon; Departing Board o l 0/recfors Florence Diana, Old Post Henry Schwartz, Broad C. Robert Wallace of Board ol Directors Rd., Tolland; Katherine Brook; Lotte Weiss, West Hartford, president Duell, Tolland; Kevin Tumblebrook Dr., Vernon; of th e Barrows and \ 9 r ^ Lynch, Berry Ave., Coven­ Jason West, Hebron; Helen Wallace Co., Realtors, has try; Ronald Stanton, Willie Zagora, Thompson St., announced his departure Circle, Tolland. Rockville; Mrs. Jean from that organization to Discharged Friday; Leo Hyman and son, Tracy Dr., head up his company, 'The Anderson, Cemetery Rd., Vernon; Mrs. Deborah Wallace Co. Vernon; Donna Belanger, Plossay and daughter, E. Under the terms of Eaton Rd., Tolland; Louis Main St., Rockville. separation, effective Aug. Cady, Grahaber Rd., Births Friday; A son to 1, 1975, the former offices Ellington; Kim Corneau, Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore of The Barrows and S Windsor Ave., Rockville; Clcciarella, Somers; a Wallace Co. in West Hart­ Stephen Dzen, Barber Hill daughter to Mr. and Mrs. ford and East Hartford will Rd., South Windsor; John Timothy Scussel, Enfield. become part of The Greene, Stafford Springs; Admitted Saturday; Wallace Co. An office in Jennifer Holmes, Timber Clarence Baraw, River St., Avon, which will serve the Trail, Tolland; Ruth PHYLLIS JACKSTON MAHHEW MORIARTY JR. ROBERT PRICE Rockville; Orilla Cyr, rapidly expanding Far­ JACK GOLDBERG LaFond, Old Farm Rd., Board ot DIractora S ecrefarjr B oard of Directors Board ol Directors Windermere Ave., mington Valley market, is Board of Directors Tolland; Carmen Lizotte, Rockville; Brian Milnes, planned for the near Wellwood Circle, Stafford Springs; Helmi future. Rockville; Marguerite Pucino, Webster St., Wallace said his new 9! ^ 9 ^ 1 McGuiness, Warwick, Rockville; Rose Ramos, company will permit him R.I.; Chad Pomeroy, En­ W. Main St., Rockville; E. to provide a unique and field; Janet Skelton, Staf­ Priscilla Wacha, Crystal more highly personalized ford Springs; Edith Slater, SPREE EVERYDAY LOW PRICEI Lake Rd., Tolland. service to his clients. ( Wallace has had wide 90 experience in Connecticut real estate affairs. In 1958 MANCHESTER COMMUNITY COLLEGE he left the old Granville Division of Community Services Shattuck Co. to start The in cooperation with THUNDERSHIFr^SOO B Y M ATTEL Barrows and Wallace Co. BOLTON CONTINUING EDUCATION with Robert W. Barrows. it offering: Be a Thundershift MIXOLOGY. This is designed for people Interested in learning the art of champi Stick shift and Subsequently, Barrows and mixology for pleasure or for home entertaining. The course will cover the your car speedln', corner­ Wallace became the mixing of more than 50 drinks, how to use the right glass with the right SPREEf EVERYDAY LOW PRICEI in'. stormin' flat outi drink, fruit slicing and bar finesse. Open to students 18 years or older. Everything included plus largest residential real es­ PLAY ASSORTMENTS BY LAKESIDE instruction. No batteries, tate firm in Connecticut needed; easy step-up. CAROLYN BECKER ELEANOR GOLTMAN PAUL B. GREENBERG JOHN YAVIS JR. Starts: October 29, 1975 FUN STANDS: animal jewelry trees with set of Day: Wednesdays 'Natural-action' walking doll with 17 branch offices and B o ard ot Education B o ard ot Education B oard o l Education Board ol Education takes her first baby steps jewelry. PURSE ‘N THINGS: mini vinyl puree with Time: 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. accessories. LITTLE CHARMERS: charms and a staff of approximately Length: 6 weeks when you squeeze it with­ coordinated jewelry sets. FIRST AID: non-toxic Instructor: Kathy Landerfin out batteries. 17" tall, medical sets. 150 sales associates and Tuition: $15.00 dressed in a sprightly brokers. Barrows left the "1 > Place: Bolton High School pinafore. firm in 1969 to form The 9T ^ For information on how to register, contact the Division of Community Barrows Co. Services at Manchester Community College. SPREEI EVERYDAY LOW PRICEI A native of West Hart­ ford, Wallace attended Hall High School and Trini­ FOR SELECTMEN FOR CONSTABLE 646-2137 ty College. He entered the SAVE 2.11 real estate field after ser­ ^ c c FISHER PRICE Chester Bycholski William Desmond ving eijght years in sales tYOOD PUZZLES management with The Picture under Irene Pisch Clarence Foley each piece; Singer Co. He is a vice |88 24 titles. president of the West Hart- Joseph Maori ’ our reg. 11.99 ford Chamber of Commerce, director of the Paul Phillips Recollections on our SPREEI EVERYDAY LOW PRICEI Rotary Club of West Hart­ Diamond Anniversary TUFF STUFF® PLAY ford and a member of the APPLIANCE B Y MA TTEL board of managers of the ROGER NEGRO MIGHTY MO® DUMP foMrn Treasurer TRUCK OR JEEP Central YMCA. Roll II along carpet or Poor Picks up small toys and things and B Y IDEAL ^ losses 'em into grass catcher or FISHER PRICE vacuum bag. Realistic! Push start 'em on PICNIC BASKET any surface indoors or out. It 6-pc. picnic Dump truck boasts true dumping action; jeep comes We Kept Our Pledge! set In plastic basket. with radio antenna and shovel. Aetna aids Both with safety clutch to happened protect gears. 20 colleges We did the job better SAVE 1.55 Everyone was reading Twenty Connecticut "Of Mice and Men" colleges and universities The Pittsburgh Steelers have received $108,512 in and for less were champs of the 1937 ,SPREEI EVERYDAY LOW PRICEI 1975 under Aetna Life & National Football League. Casualty’s aid to higher And Amelia Earhart was the first woman MAGIC SHOT GALLERY The Coolie Compei\y education program. to fly around the globe. 1937 was the B Y M A R X year Michaels introduced a collection The company’s share of fine silver, china and crystal, a 'Magnet muzzle' pistol was $63,865, supplementing and more for sale fun lor agent and employe gifts of development that would lead some ages 4 to 10; molded DISNEY RE-ELECT THE DEMOCRATS 20 years later, to the establishment of ptasllc; gallery Is 14x SQUEEZ-MEES $44,647 to Connecticut in­ the first Michaels Brides Room. 9 W x 8 V ." . stitutions. 8" squeezable Today, young ladies engaged to be Disney charac­ Throughout the nation, married can "register” their ters; posesble heads. Aetna contributed $413,700 preferences for such world-renowned to 541 schools in 48 states. names as Lenox, Wedgwood, Tiffany Since the company’s and Waterford. And you, as a guest SPREEI EVERYDAY LOW PRICEI Vote on Tues., Nov. 4 Y^ohner's SAVE 1.11 program started in 1961, to the wedding, can express your SPREEI EVERYDAY LOW PRICEI best wishes with wanted gifts that will i8 8 more than $3 million has be cherished throughout the years. 1 K 9 0 been given to higher educa­ For Ride To The Polls, Absentee Ballot, Babysittino or Any ■ chirgs II : 8 8 tion. our rog. lO.Tt 4 our rog. ’«.99 Election Information, Call Headquarters — 647-1SiBI EVEL KNIEVEL® B IG lYHEEL [trii DISNEY DANCER CANYON SKY CYCLE SUPER TO£'<‘ Veeder sales a v MARX By Kohner; 3V4" W ITH FIGURE B Y SCHAPER Steel hand brake lor rear Net sales from con­ W t high favorites flip Hll Super Toe on top ol his wheel speed control, sad­ Mop when wheel Sounds like a supersonic 1st tinuing operations for Damocratlc Town Commitleo dle bag; 38x 21x 2016"; Is spun. on 2 wheels. Re-crests Evel'a foolbell over Paul Phllllpa, Trau. Our^th Anntwersary'yfear M onc sturdyl ?“• Complete with _^eeder Industries Inc. of As Leadng JewelersAS^^rsmiOis idvsnturss.FIgurs and winder everything you need lor lots oT Included. great play action. Hartford were $19.1 million in the third quarter of 1975, 958 MAIN STREET. MANCHESTER a decrease of 14 per cent **••••• •••••• Hartford • Waatfarma Mall SALE IN EFFECT THRU SAT. from the results of a year a *a" a* • I**,*,* ago. Third-quarter income USE OUR CONVENIENT was $471,000 this year, 381 Broad St., Manchester LAYAWAY PLAN compared to $2,002,000 a year ago.

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South Windsor leaf Find the principal YO U ’LL LO VE TH E Buelnau Opportunity 14 Homes For Salt 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sals 23 ACTION YOU GET and win a sundae FOR SALE - caroet and up­ MANCHESTER - recent two IN THE HERALD holstery cleaning business, es­ ★ NEW HOMES^ family, immaculate condi­ pickup begins today W A N TA D S tablished in the Vernon- Largest selection East of the River tion, three bedroom llfl*“WHY SPEND M0RE”[B Manchester area, for more in­ priced from SMAOO to M2A00. 643r2711 apartments, many extras, REALTOR formation call 872-2537. Many atyles and variation! in separate furnaces and ANDOVER She lierath several locationa, your plana or MIS driveways, fenced in 60x150 JUDY KUEHNEL By DONNA HOLLAND ours. Will consider trade or subject with snow, it insure that the program REMODELER or person in­ to sale of your present home. level lot. Owners building a When you can buy thie cute Ranch for only $26,500. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING terested in building product new home. Tenant income 644-1364 continues through its closing date. 646-0375 Here Is real economy living at lovely Lake Ameton at a The Department of Public Works sales. Take note. Formally cuts your monthly payments Once again, town residents are Do you know the character of principal home improvement M E R R in in half. Easily financed. budget price. Call Jan Wlater. has announced its leaf collection requested to rake their leaves to the David Kravet? If you do, you might find showrooms and lumber yard Realtors 646-1180 Lawrence F. Fiano Realtors, program procedures for this year yourself being his guest for an ice cream INVITATION TO BID PHONE 643-2711 space to rent in Manchester curb area In long narrow furrows. Sealed bids will be FOR AS^IST^N C E IN PLACING YOUR AD 649-5371. which will include only mechanized sundae. area. Beautifully remodeled, Residents should rake their leaves to received in the Office of vacuum pick-up by town crews Kravet, principal of Andover Elemen­ tel. 1-223-4460. STAFFORD SPRINGS - two their front yard prior to pick-up, and ’The Director of General REALE’S CORNER family, exceptionally lovely, rather than plastic bag pick-up. tary School, will be In costume Thursday Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 MANCHESTER - New three then to the curb the day of scheduled Services, 41 Center Street, Situation Wanted 15 bedroom Ranch, dining room, five rooms each side. This 175 MAIN STREET PHONE 646-4525 for the school’s traditional costume □ NOTICES No plastic bags will be distributed pick-up. Manchester, Connecticut kitchen with built-ins, country home completely or picked up. This arrangement will ease the parade. CHILD CARE - infant through aluminum siding, baseboard renovated, top to bottom. Oil until November 12, 1975 at pre-schooler, $4.00 per day, During the six-week period, the problem of clogged storm drains He said any teacher, student or parent LoMt and Found 1 Coordinator of heat, $42,500. Wolverton Agen­ heat, garage, large lot, city EXECUTIVE L Ranch - nine 11:00 a.m. for the private home, playmates, cy, Realtors, 649-2813. sewer, water, most con­ rooms, 22x28 Master collection schedule will be as during rainstorms. Also, it will lower who guesses his costume will be his guest Real Estate Education spacious yard, convenient for following: FOUND - young, female, venient. High 30’s. Look at bedroom, family room, game EXECUTIVE MULTI-IEVEL follows: the hazard of young children playing for an ice cream sundae. Quallflcatlona commuters. 644-9000. your leisure. Further infor­ 10 rooms in all! 4 INSTALLATION OF Siamese cat, vicinity Ansaldi Candidataa must have bachslor'a dagree, thoaa with MBA preftrred; MANCHESTER - Four room, den, private yard, on Monday, the area bounded by the His only clue, “Some will say that I’m mation, call Donald S. Gale, close to the traffic. FENCING ATHLETIC Rd., call 649-0374. Must be licensed real estate brokers In Connecticut, have two years of bedrooms and family room on dead end street in prime bedrobms, Vh baths, huge Vernon Town Line and Avery St. very much in character. Others will not.’’ teaching experience and three years of real estate sales experfence. CHILD CARE - My home, first floor, applianced kitchen, Realty Company. 289-7939, neighborhood, for further family room with Leaves must be at the curb for FACILITIES-BENNET Washington' School area. 646-3790. Tuesdays, the area bounded by pick-up. Those attempting to win an ice cream Peraonale 2 2 full baths, finished base­ details call Philbrick Agency, fireplace. See this home JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Responsibilities Reasonable. Nice yard. Mon­ ment. Attached garage. $45,- Realtors, 646-4200. Avery St. and Ellington Rd. Residents are reminded of the sundae should put their guess and name on day through Saturday. Call MANCHESTER - Reduced for today! Call 649-5306. Bid forms, plans and PIANO Wanted - any condi­ Coordinator will teach Introductory and advance courses In real estate, 900. Wolverton Agency, Wednesday, the area bounded by a piece of paper and turn it in to the school administer real estate certificate and degree option programs. 649-0384. quick sale. Three family on state and local laws forbidding bur­ specifications are tion, call anytime, 875-6451. Realtors, 649-2813. GARRISON COLONIAL - four BARROWS A WALLACE Ellington Rd. and Rt. 5. by noon ’Tuesday. Center St., in Business Zone years old, fieldstone ning. available at the General HM3M m-isis 7U4I1S Mr. Kravet sir, what will you do if 100 Salary HOUSEKEEPING or babysit­ $72,500 VICTORIAN, newly II. Make an offer! LaPenta fireplace, beam ceiling, wall- Thursdays, the area bounded by The fan elements of the Services Office, 41 Center Announcamenta 3 For this full-time, ten-month appointment, beginning annual salary la people guess correctly? ting in your home. $2.10 hour­ redecorated, large lot, central Agency, Realtor, 646-2440. to-wall carpeting, family Rt. 5 and Main St. mechanical equipment used to Street, Manchester, $12,500. Application materials must be received not later than December ly. Call 647-9070. The parade will begin Thursday at 1 WANTED - your vote on 1. To apply, send a one-page resume to: Dr. Robert H. Fenn, Dean of location. Century 21, room, sliding glass doors to Friday, a make-up day for areas vacuum leaves can be easily 5 ^ Connecticut. Faculty, Manchester Community College. P-0. Box 1046, Jackston-Avante Real Estate MANCHESTER - a gorgeous large deck, garage, mint con­ p.m. The entire community is invited to November 4, for Phyllis Lota-Land For Sale 24 with heavier leaf quantities or for damaged by stones, sticks or other Town of Manchester, Manchester, Ct. 0^40. Agency, 646-1316 or 646-5461. six room Cape, three large dition, $51,700. Philbrick attend and may dress in costume in they Jackston, Democrat for Manchester Community College Is an equal opportunity employer and bedrooms, formal dining make up of lost days due to rain. debris. To meet the deadlines, the Board of Directors, Com­ adheres to the principles of affirmative action. □ EDUCATION Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. Rubbing tombstones in Bolton wish. Connecticut room, custom kitchen, rec COVENTRY - NORTH, ap­ By scheduling six collections in equipment must continue to function Robert B. Weiss, mittee to Reelect Phyllis room, hardwood floors, gar­ proximately 45 acres wooded, Refreshments will be served for CAPE - Six rooms, treed lot, each neighborhood, the dapartment without breakdown. Debbie Nielsen, left, and Chris Richardson of the Bolton Center General Manager Jackston. Victor I. Moses, ★ COLONIAL CONDO-A age, beautiful terraced yard, 600’ frontage. A steal at $19,- Treasurer. Private Instructlona 18 city utilities, handy location, 000, terms. Frechette & Mar­ is hoping to provide homeowners Homeowners are reminded not to everyone in the school’s all purpose room 7 spacious rooms, 3 $42,900, Century 21, Tedford $31,500. Philbrick Agency, School do a rubbing of a grave stone’s angel face, also called after the parade. tin Inc., Realtors, 646-4144. with greater flexibility in scheduling mix debris with the raked leaves. PROFESSIONAL Tutoring bedrooms, 2 full and 2 half Real Estate, 647-9914. Realtors, 646-4200. moon face, at the Bolton cemetery on Boston Tpke. Mrs. Kindergarten studehts will attend their own raking. The schedule Public Works Department super­ TOWN OF MANCHESTER Uh c c Service, Reading and Math. baths, family room, full BUILDING lot in Woodstock, should allow homeowners to rake visors will insjject each district on Christine Smith, their teacher, now offers a mini-course on rub­ school during their regular hours and have Free consultation and evalua­ carpeting and kitchen MANCHESTER - to settle es­ $6,200; Eleven plus acres in more than once during the leaf-fail bing in conjunction with the nation’s Bicentennial. Her students their own party and parade. tion, 649-8023 or 522-6506. appliances, garage. tate, three family, 6-3-3, two Hebron, $11,850. Century 21, its collection day and direct the LEGAL car garage, fast sale needed. COVENTRY season. PHONE FROM home to ser­ Eight-room Raised Ranch, Jackston-Avante Real Estate equipment to the areas of heaviest got the top rubbed. When they go back this week, they will get Lawrence F. Fiano Realtors, Agency, 6461316 or 646-5461. In the later weeks of the program, leaf-fail. Ball field bids NOTICE vice our customers in the MERRin 649-5371. lovely four bedroom home the epitaph. The rubbings will become accurate records of The Planning and Zoning Manchester area, flexible IMMEDIATE department crews are prepared to Telephone calls regarding leaf Susan Lessee, recreation commission □ REAL ESTATE Realtors 646-1180 with custom dream kitchen, BOLTON- $11,000, three Bolton’s founding fathers. Her students will also analyze the Commission will hold hours, super earnings, 249- OWNER very anxious! Six formal dining room, large acres, trees, privacy, dead use heavy loading equipment to pick-up should be directed to the member, said bids for the construction of 7773. JOB OPENINGS remove leaves which may be covered poetry in the epitaphs. (Herald photo by Holland) a ball field will be opened Tuesday at 4 public hearings on Homes For Sale 23 room clean older Colonial. family room with fireplace, end street. (Dwner financing Highway Division, 644-2531. ON 1st and 3rd SHIFTS Wall-to-wall in several rooms, available. Lawrence F. Fiano p.m. at the Town Office Building. November 3, 1975 at 7:30 □ FINANCIAL PART TIME Cleaners $49,900-Eight room Colonial, acre plus wooded lot. Young Positions available in our first floor laundry room. executive area. Built 1974, Realtors, 649-5371. The event is open to the public. To date P.M. in the Municipal needed, early morning hours, $36,900 - Duplex, 6-3, cabinet large lot, central air- Spacious and gracious. Building to hear and con- 6-9 a.m. Six days per week, Riston, Plating, Drilling, kitchens, fireplace, carpeting, conditioning. Century 21, $40’s. Board plans return two bids have been received. Bonda-Stocks-Mortgagee 8 Fabrication departments Garage. Traffic free street. Business Property 26 High school students plan sider the following Manchester area. Own tile baths, $435 montnly in­ Jackston-Avante Real Estate Im m ^iate occupancy. May and for experienced in­ come. Hutchins Agency, 646- petitions: MORTGAGES, loans first, se­ transportation. Call 649-5334. Agency, 646-1316 or 646-5461. consider rent with option. spectors in our quality con­ 3166. UNIQUE! A beautiful to single sessions & cond, third. All kinds. Realty Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. BEECHER-TANGUAY spacious colonial structure April trip to Europe Allen F. Jane. B. trol department. Full CMS, TWO YEAR old Colonial on Bulldogs seek out Behnke et al — Zone statewide. Credit rating un­ INSURANCE AGENCY- $27,300. ATTRACTIVE 5 room Realtors 646-2212 right on Main Street! Could be will probably mean an additional necessary. Reasonable. Con­ Blue Cross and Major 50x190 lot. Three bedrooms, VERNON Change — East Center St. Growing Vernon agency Ranch, fireplace, baseboard IVz baths, garage foundation. SEVEN ROOM Colonial a suite of professional offices, pean trip. The results of a ballot cost of some $100,000. fidential, Quick seeking person with neavy Medical benefits. Contact: featuring many extras, lots of NEW RANCH - Extra large a majestic Colonial home, or SOUTH WINDSOR Eagles for battle heating, stove, refrigerator. 643-4845. modern kitchen, two baths, taken showed 76 in a favor of a trip to The Board of Education plans Plans are to switch from dou­ To change the zoning arrangements. Alvin Lundy personal lines secretarial Hutchins Agency 646-3166. room for living and storage, both, with little or no renova­ Agency. 527-7971.100 Constitu- fireplace, 2-car garage, The South Windsor Board of Europe and only 5 in favor of the to discuss putting Rockville ble to single sessions on Feb. 2. from “Residence A” to experience, call Mr. Smith MULTI-CIRCUITS INC. $48,900 RAISED RANCH- indoor and outooor makes this tion. Spit and polish head coach of the Tolland “Residence C” for those tion Plaza, Hartford. 643-5141. a great family home.Price aluminum siding and win­ everywhere including a Education is expected to give its ap­ United States trip. High School back on single This will mean a complete 50 Harrison SL Mwchetter MANCHESTER - Large Seven rooms, extra large rec dows, large deck, picture win­ Eagles, said his team is Evenings, 233-6879. newer duplex three room reduced for fast action. B/W tastefully finished basement. proval to the recommendation for a The proposal before the board sessions in February, at its change in busing schedules also. BOLTON premises with street 646-4100 room and garage. Century 21, dow in basement with walk­ prepared to play on Nov. 2. AVON- Do something when apartment. Immaculate con­ Jackston-Avante Real Estate Realty, 647-1419. Many extras including air- trip to Rome for high school tonight will include a plan for 8 days meeting at 7:30 p.m. today in the Dr. Robert Linstone, assistant DONNA HOLLAND numbers 178, 186, 192, 198, MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd your children are in school. Be out to patio. $47,900. Philbrick conditioning in two rooms. He said the cham­ dition throughout. Priced Agency, 646-1316 or 646-5461. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200, students. and 7 nights in Italy, arranged by a Sykes School. superintendent, and Mrs. Claire 200, 202 and 208 E ast mortgages — interim finan­ an Avon Representative. Meet right. R. Zimmer, J.D. Real MANCHESTER - within Two car garage with spacious 646-0375 pionship game was cing — expeditious and con­ MACHINE SHOP Foreman- loft. Plenty of amesited Each spring, a European trip is travel agency. The board will also discuss a Albom, director of physical Center Street and 16 people. Have extra money for Estate, 646-1980. $33,500- Six room Cape, three walking distance to Buckely The Bolton Bulldogs originally scheduled for fidential service, J.D. Real clothes. Choose your own Experienced with School, large six room Cape, RAISED RANCH - seven parking. For further details, scheduled for the April vacation by The cost to each student will be petition from students asking education, will discuss the Harrison Street. Area or four bedrooms, corner rooms, beamed cathedral senior pony football team Nov. 2 and he had no Estate Assoc. 646-1980. hours. Interested? Call 523- Bridgeports, lathes, chucker, MANCHESTER - Price modern kitchen, full base­ Mr. Matthew, Belfiore Agen­ William H. Chernik, South Windsor $562 which does not include personal that the change be delayed until Health and Safety Education extends from Hamlin and screw machines. Must be fireplace. Centruy 21. ceiling in living room with cy, 647-1413. will vie for championship knowledge it was changed. 9401. reduced $3,000 on this im­ Jackston-Avante Real 'Estate ment, with tree cornered lot, High School advisor. expenses. next September. program in the school system. Street to Harrison Street, willing to work and encourage $39,900, 649-8192. fieldstone fireplace, eat-in maculate seven-room Cape. Agency. 646-1316 or 646-5461. kitchen, formal dining room, According to Chernik, two Originally the high school ad­ Mrs. Albom was charged with in the Eastern Conference He said he will not per­ mainly along the south side others to work on precision Custom kitchen, three or four PACKAGE STORE- Near Transportation will be by TWA, □ EMPLOYMENT ARTS & CRAFTS aircraft parts. Top w « e s and 15x21 fam ily room with dition was not to be ready until Pony Footbali League Sun­ mit his team to play at Mt. of East Center Street. Party Demonatratlona bedrooms, rec room, over­ UConn. Outstanding growth meetings have been held and presen­ with departure on Friday, April 9 incorporating the program into benefits. 528-9315. f e n c e r $35,000 COLONIAL complete­ fireplace, wooded acre lot day Nov. 9. Nebo. Cardin said he E. Theodore Bantly — No Collecting sized garage. Secluded yard COLUMBIA LAKE record. Excellent Tease, tations were made for a United from Bradley Field. Students will later in the year. But work has classroom schedules. Machine, 757 Goodwin Street, ly refinished, first floor fami- with privacy, garage, $44,900, Reasonably priced. Beechler- "The Tolland Eagles doesn’t want a double Help Wanted 13 or Dellverlas etc. Priced to sell. $37,900. R. Seven room, fireplaced Ranch, plus States Bicentennial Trip and a Euro­ return April 16. progressed faster than expected. At tonight’s meeting there will Resubdivision — Butternut East Hartford, Conn. Iv room. Century 21, Jackston- paneled basement, all new ”75 Philbrick Agency Realtors, Tanguay Realtors, 646-2212. senior pony football team header championship Work Own Hours Zimmer, J.D. Real Estate, Avante Real Estate Agency, appliances.” Lake and docking 646-4200. It will be ready in January. be two new students on the board Road & Porter St. JOBSEEKERS Employment or Get Free Kite 646-1980 646-1316 or 646-5461. privileges. Dr. Raymond Ramsdell, in addition to Miss Joanne will vie for championship game. To resubdivide a large Service - open 8 a.m.-8 p.m., WE NEED a part time han­ in the Eastern Conference Gil Lewis, the com­ for being Hoeteea dyman, call 64^2811. THOMAS J. BLANCHARD MINI-FARM on West side, Celebrate U.N. Day superintendent, recommended Ramondetta who is serving the lot into two lots at the with full and part time oppor­ REDUCED FOR quick sale - STAFFORD SPRINGS- two seven room home in excellent BUSINESS ZONE III tunities available now. East 875-0494------two family, 30 Locust Street, Real Estate 646-0299 the school remain on double second year of a two-year term. Pony Football League Sun­ missioner of the eastern southeast corner of Butter­ CUSTODIAN and control desk family exceptionally lovely, condition, new siding etc., 128 East Center St. day Nov. 2. conference, told Cardin he nut Road and Porter Street Hartford, 568-1070. no agents. 646-2426 , 9-5. five rooms each side. This garage, large lot with garden Manchester Prior to the observance, the sessions for the rest of this year. New members are Miss Kayla THREE DAYS-$60. operator, nights, apply in per­ EAST HARTFORD Congratulations to both wasn’t aware the game in compliance with son, Holiday Lanes, 39 country home completely and fruit trees, shed, $42,000. DESIRABLE CORNER LOT children and teachers studied and But the board voted against this Doherty to serve two years and MECHANIC - long established Publishers of The World Book RANCH - three bedrooms, renovated, top to bottom. SPLIT LEVEL - Featuring Most East Hartford schools teams for being division was originally scheduled Residence AA zoning. Spencer Street, Manchester. seven rooms, great for the Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Modem two bay service station, planned for the event to have a and opted for a February John Leary, to serve one year. and well equipped general Enclyclopedia, an equal op­ fireplaced living room, dining Oil heat, garage, large lot, 6464200. easily converted to other observed United Nations Day Friday change. champions, Bolton in the for Nov. 2. when the Nov. 9 Thomas Hackett — Zone garage, needs a seasoned car portunity employer, has three room, garage with porch, nice city sewer, water, most con­ growing family. House is professional uses. Owner financing greater knowledge of other countries The board will also be given a PART TIME - Receptionist - bright and fairly sparkles. available, asking 159,000. with programs, parties, or special The board asked Dr. Ramsdell southern division and date was suggested. change — North Main St. & and truck mechanic. Good openings for men or women, treed lot. Merritt Agency, 646- venient. High 30’s. Look at TWO-FAMILY 5-5, with 2-car and the United Nations. report on a proposed to give sales demonstrations, Typist, hours 9-1, Monday- Move in condition, price social studies lessons. Tolland in the northern Richard Lawry, con­ Tolland Tpke. wages and fringe benefits. Friday, Reply Receptionist, 1180. your leisure. Further infor­ garage, in desirable location, Some months ago, the faculty to have opening cost figures “Congressional Town Meeting,” References. Mellen, White three days a week, 8:30 a.m- reduced by anxious owner. So LAWRENCE F. FIANO Silver Lane School, which has a division. ference pony com­ To change the zoning P.O. Box 222, Manchester, mation, call Donald S. Gale, handy to all schools. Excellent Realtors 649-5371 received a minigrant from the ready for tonight’s meeting. No to be conducted at the Vernon and Pashaw, 107 Burnside 4:30 p.m. Previous sales REDWOOD FARMS - Custom Realty Company. 289-7939, act fast for a real good buy. large percentage of students from However, there is a missioner, is requesting a Conn. 06040. B/W Realty 647-1419. condition $44,500. Philbrick Parent's Choice program to hold money was allowed in the Center Middle School Nov. 9 at 7 from “Residence A” to Ave., East Hartford. experience not required. Posi- seven room Raised Ranch, 646-3790. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. ethnic backgrounds, celebrated U.N. workshops on creating activities for current budget for the school p.m. The meeting will be led by problem. meeting of both pony “Business II” for 2 parcels tion pays $60 weekly three bedrooms, 18x24' guarantee for six sales PART TIME pickup and SUPER BUY! Three or four Day in a big way. opening. Dr. Ramsdell said it The conference cham­ coaches involved to settle amounting to approximate­ BOOKKEEPER - part time, delivery man for local firm fireplaced family room, dou­ TOLLAND - Oversized three Real Estate Wanted 28 a multi-cultural school. Congressman Christopher Dodd. full charge through general demonstrations with potential ble garage, acre wooded lot bedroom, Quality Cape in im­ pionship id decided by the the matter. ly 2 acres with frontage of operating in Connecticut and maculate condition, features bedroom Ranch, modern eat- ledger, statistical reports, weekly income of $130. Call with gorgeous view. Merritt FIRST OFFERING in kitchen, formal dining ALL CASH for your property northern division cham­ In the southern division 599 feet on the south side of financial statements. Apply in 646-9949 for personal inter­ Western Mass., neat Agency M6-1180. country setting, fireplaced appearance and good driving Martin School, Dartmouth room, stone fireplace, plus within 24 hours. Avoid red pions playing the southern Bolton defeated Coventry 2 North Main St. and Tolland person, Rockville Public view. Heights, large seven-room living room, great starter or record required. Most retirement home. You can not paneled recreation room with tape, instant service. Hayes division champions. The to 0 (automatic win Tpke, as shown on a map Health Nursing Association, packages 30-M pounds, but MANCHESTER - new listing, Raised Ranch, plaster Bar. Garage. $44,900. Amedy Corporation, 646-0131. 62 Park Street, Rockville. INSURANCE AGENCY- five room older home, central beat this one for price, so teams must play each because Coventry entitled “Area Map, will be required to handle up walls, tile baths, large you’d better act fast, B/W Realty, Realtors, 875-6283. other, preferably on the forfeited), Cromwell 22, to growing Vernon agency to 85 pounds. Write P.O. Box location, small barn $29,900, closets, built-ins, SELLING your house? Call us Thomas Hackett, Tolland INSPECTOR- Experienced in Hayes Corp., 646-0131. Realty, 647-1419. same day. seeking person with heavy 415 Rockville. carpeting, two fireplaces, first and we'll make you a 14, and Lebanon 30 to 0. Turnpike & North Main quality control, aircraft type commercial lines secretarial large family room, two-car cash offer. One day service. Steve Narsavage, head In the northern division Street, Manchester, Conn. work, in process and final in­ experience, call Mr. Zackin MANCHESTER- first offering MANCHESTER - Value and *31,900 T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- coach of the Bulldogs, said Toiland defeated East Scale one inch equals 200 spection, 50 hours, excellent 643-51413-5 X-RAY seven rooms, full basement garage, city utilities, charm goes with this seven Six-room Cape, in the center of 1577. excellent condition. Priced room ranch with three town, has aluminum siding, large at the last league meeting Windsor 49 to 0, Ellington fee t dated Aug. 1975 wages, company paid all city utilities, oil heat, com­ benefits. 528-9315, Spencer TECHNICIAN plete aluminum siding, bedrooms, family room, porch across the rear. Reasonably someone suggested it 39 to 0, and Stafford Spring PART TIME automotive ac­ to sell! redecorated. IMMEDIATE CASH for your Griswold & Fuss Inc.” Machine Corp., 757 Goodwin Part-time registered X-ray excellent condition, asking living room with fireplace, property. Let us explain our wouid be nice to have a 22 to 0. counts payable bookkeeper, CHARLES LESPERANCE kitchen with stove, dis­ ILCR O CKEH REALTOR T h ese parcels are Street, East Hartford, Conn. experienced preferred. technician to work weekend price $36,900. Assumable 67o fair proposal. Call Mr. 848-7820 hwasher and disposal, above 643-1577 double header cham­ In 1974 Bolton became separated by the Georgia Manchester Motors Sales, schedule on our day or mortgage, with lai^e down Belfiore, 647-1413. m m ' pionship game. the conference champions evening shift. For more infor ayment. Charles ground pool and much more. Pacific industrial Inc., 643-1511. Reasonable offers considered. The Bolton Tigers by defeating Tolland 16 to Announcements mation contact the Personnel Eesperance, 649-7620. MAY WE BUY your home? roadway. Asking $38,900. Cantor & OFF EAST Center St. Six midget A B football team 14. TEMPORARY HELP for Dept. 646-1222, Ext. 481. $36,500-Two family, 10 rooms, Quick, fair, all cash and no Philip Bayer, Trustee — MANCHESTER -Price two separate heating systems. Goldfarb Realtors, 871-0005, room Cape, three bedrooms, problems. Call Warren E. will vie for conference In 1973 Tolland became savings bank, tvping ability 875-6244. Zone Change — Vernon essential. For details, call Mr. MANCHESTER reduced on this seven room Centuiy 21, Jackston-Avante, dining room, fireplace, eat-in Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. the conference champions Dutch Colonial near Country kitchen, built-in stove, barn Rosemarie Dillon Allen Augustus Chester Sajkowicz Armand Ouellette championship on Sunday, Street Matrick, 646-1700. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Real Estate Agency, 646-1316 Strallord, Conn. Monroe, Conn. Norwich, Conn. Willimantic, Conn. Nov. '9 at Mt. Nebo in ^ defeating Cromwell. To change the zoning Club. Fireplaced living room, or 646-5461. sided rec room, with bar, and INSTANT cash for your home. WANTED 71 Haynes St. formal dining room, family fully carpeted, new roof, Manchester. Office closed from “Residence AA” to MACHINE ASSEMBLER - ★ REDWOOD FARM S^ Call Dan Reale, at Reale’s Manchester, Conn. room, eat-in kitchen, three MANCHESTER - Newer aluminum siding, two car gar­ Corner Realtors, 646-4525. Arrangements to use Mt. “Residence M” for a tract some mechanical and Lovely 7-room Raised Calvin Hutchingson, Boys and girls, 8-17, to machining ability. Blueprint bedrooms, plus lt4 baths. three or four bedroom Ranch, age, Bowers School area. Nebo were made by Gil building official, assessor, of 73 acres on the east side Aluminum siding and large convenient location, good con­ Ranch, 3 bedrooms, Elva Tyler, Realtor, 649-4469. AN EAST of the river church join Manchester’s newest reading, top pay and fringe AMBITIOUS COUPLE, need carpeted living room and Boisoneau, head coach of will not be in his office of Vernon Street as shown and finest Youth Group, benefits. Overtime work. Call a second income? Part time lot. 50’s Zinsser Agency, 64^ dition, $35,900. Paul W. seeks land suitable for 1511. dining room w/sundeck, TOLLAND - Attractive well the Tigers. on a plan entitled “Proper­ The Young Marines. Shop Superintendent for business. No experience Dougan Realtor, 643-4535. building in Vernon, Rockville, Wednesday. The office will eat-in kitchen, 18x24’ fami­ maintained 3 bedroom Ranch, North Manchester area. However, Bob Cardin, be open. ty of Philip Bayer Trustee Registration will be held preliminary interview. 643- necessary, call 742-9087 for in­ 2487. Pressure Blast Manufac­ terview. BOLTON-HEBRON Line - MANCHESTER - Excep­ ly room w/fireplace and large rooms, country kitchen, Minimum two acres. CalL6^4- & All Lots Within 500 Feet, a t Howell Cheney seven room U&R Raised full walk out basement, treed turing Co., 41 Chapel St., tionally well maintained three patio, alum, siding, 2-car 0988 or 872-3280. \ Technical School, Middle Vernon Street Vicinity, Manchester, Ct. PART TIME Automotive Ranch, three bedrooms, fami­ bedroom Townhouse con­ garage, all on acre wooded lot. $35,500. Amedy Realty, Ken Henrici Turnpike, 6:30-7:30 this ly room, 2 fireplaces, one dominium at better than true Realtors, 875-6283. WE WILL buy your home. Allen Lisk Emile Lanoue Hilmar Schmidt Harold Wright Candidates speak Manchester, Connecticut, billing clerk, accurate taping lot w/gorgeous view. Hamden, Conn. Ellington, Conn. North Franklin, Conn. Thursday, October 30th. acre, low 40’s. By owner. 646- value price. For appointment Quick, efficient professional Millord, Conn. East Hartlord, Conn. Property Plan Scale one necessary and experience TOLLAND - L shaped Ranch, Democrats with failure to referred. Manchester 5107. call First Hartford Realty, service. Call us first. W. J. COVENTRY inch equals 100 feet, dated Announcements six rooms, equipped kitchen, evolve practical programs btors Sales, Inc. 643-1511. 643-9797, 646-6555. MERRin Barcomb Realtor, 644-8000. October 6, 1975 the MANCHESTER - Aluminum Realtors 646-1180 separate dining room, By MONICA SHEA aimed at the needs of many Lawrence Associates.” sided beauty, three bedroom FIRST TIME on market, An­ fireplace, attached garage. 742-9495 of Coventry’s young PART TIME persons over 11 $39,500. Amedy Realty, The tract is immediately years old to deliver adver­ Raised Ranch with 2 baths, saldi built, brick front, three Coventry’s Republican citizens. fully applianced kitchen, 2 bedroom Ranch, 2 fireplaces, Realtors, 875-6283. □ MISC. SERVICES south of the convalescent tising circulars, in CAPE COD - two years old, candidates call for an early “If we think through the FREE fireplaces, 2-car garage. $53,- central convenient location. home at 565 Vernon Street. Manchester. Good pay. Call 500. Wolverton Agency, 24’ living room, first floor BOLTON - Lakeview - Attrac­ and realistic updating of practical situations facing EVERYONE INVITED Student Couriers, 232-3473. 100x150’ lot. Only $42,500. Bel family room with firMlace Copies of these TO Realtors, 649-2813. Air Real Estate, 643-9332. tive year 'round, 4 1/2 room Services Ottered 31 lOOK WHO OSE WON the town’s master plan of Coventry’s young people,” and beamed ceilings. Eat-in Ranch, fireplace, knotty pine applications have been CAREER NIGHT HELI-ARC welder, round development with par­ they say, “we will find that kitchen, formal dining room, throughout, enclosed porch. REWEAVING burns, holes. fil^ in the Town Clerk’s OGTORER 27 - 7-9:30 tube welding. Call 649-2098. NEW LISTING - Large seven king sized Master braroom, ticular emphasis on our official efforts have room Ansaldi built Raised New cedar siding, low taxes. Zippers, umbrellas repaired. office and may be in­ NEW HOMES aiuminum siding, two car gar­ School bus. $23,900 or offer. Window shades, Venetian providing areas for resulted in a community HOLIDAY INN, EAST HARTFORD HELP WANTED part time, We are presently having new Ranch, tile baths, built-ins, age, treed lot, mint condition, spected during office LICENSED OR UNLICENSED homes constructed on East carpeting, two fireplaces, 742-9600. blinds. Keys. TV for rent. economic development and where there is virtually no FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL NORMA apply Manchester Card Eldridge St. comer Grandview. $53,200, Philbrick Agency, Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649- hours. G a lle r y , M a n c h e s te r large family room, two-car for apartments suited to place in Coventry for the Drive by and take a look. Realtors, 646-4200. ELLINGTON 5221. IfW C AR S Planning and Parkade. garage, one acre lot, with the income of younger CENTURY 2 1 TEDFORD REAL ESTATE U C R O C K E H REALTOR extra buildings suitable for school dropout, or the high Zoning COLONIAL - seven rooms, 1 couples as well as those on school graduate not headed 643-1577 storage or horse. Bolton area. RAISED RANCH MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. Commission 647-9914 1/2 baths, three bedrooms, Removal, pruning, lot fix ^ incomes. Announcements Convenient to I-B4. Owner’s breezeway, garage, swim­ HATHEWAY ESTATES for college. Alfred Sieffert, anxious. Dubaldo-Lesperance, clearing, spraying. Fully in­ They also call for “Those who do find jobs, ming pool, redwood deck, Formal living room, eat-ln Chairman 646-0505. sured. Licensed. Free es­ marked improvements in MANCHESTER - Exceptional wooded yard. $42,500. kitchen, family room with timates. Phone 646-3437 , 633- find them outside of the buy on three bedroom Philbrick Agency, Realtors, vocationally-oriented Joseph Swensson, VERNON - just over fireplace, three 5354. town. Those who get Colonial, with 11/2 baths, den, 6464200. AND OOOO CASH. school programs. Secretary PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT Manchester tine, a gorgeous bedroom s, hardwood married usually move living room and family floors with wall-to-wall They charge the Dated this 27th day of ten room split Ranch, with ELECTRONIC TUNE-UP $10 away because few rents MANCHESTER JUNIOR WOMEN’S CLUB kitchen, only $32,500. Wolver­ CIRCA 1830 well maintained carpet. All on drat level. Here they are. More of the Connecticut subscription holders play our regular game October, 1975. ton Agency, Realtors, 649- large pool, cabana, etc., high plus parts. Brakes, shocks, are available in Coventry.” Invite* You To 50’s and well worth it. T. J. nine room Antique Colonial, Lower level has room for Lottery's big winners in the Cars &' Cash and all bonus games automatically. 2813. lube, bearings, etc. Crockett Realtor, 643-1577. four fireplaces, four expansion. Could be In­ Guaranteed. Call anytime, bonus game. In all, we're giving away 70 cars bedrooms, study, one full and and $170,000 cash. **You^ve Come A Long Way Baby** BOLTON - newer Raised law suite or rec room with 646-2065, Hurry. Gome ends (A Bicentennial Fashion Show) MANCHESTER 5-5, two fami­ two 1/2 baths plus attached Who knows, you could be our next Cars Ranch with 27' kitchen and five room unfinished carriage extra bedrooms. & Cash winner. Just match the lucky color for dining area. Large living ly, good condition, a great REDUCED TO $42,900 CUSTOM DRAPERIES with tickets dated Wednesday, October 29 • 8 p.m. starter for the couple who shed, potential for studio, msdslade very rpacnnahlpreasonable, wmwork the week, send the stub to us, and you'll be room, three bedrooms, etc., two story barn, well wants to build up their real es­ F.J.SPILECKI RUiaaranteed, call anytime, 649- in our next weekly bonus drawing. November 6,1975. P ia n o’s R estaurant fireplaced family room, 2 1/2 treed lot, $54,000, Philbrick R t 6, Bolton, Conn. baths, 2-car garage. $54,500. tate equity. B/W Realty, 647- Peallor 643-2121 426! 66. Time is mnning out, so pick up extra 3 r . FREE 1419. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. Wolverton Agency, Realtors, Buy four and you’re in. lottery tickets now. And you could be next to BUY 12 DONUTS AT THE REGULAR PRICE Fashions by Arnoldeen's and Younger Generation * Hair Styles by Tres Chic 649-2813. BY DICK CAVALLI ^ Buy four tickets, get all four colors, and have a new car in your garage. • Door Prises • Refreshments • Donation $2.50 e Tickets Available at Door WINTHROP you're guaranteed to be In the running. With a Send winning stubs to Cars & Cash, Box TAKE HOME 151 $38,900 Cape, eight rooms, chance to win one of seven 1976 cars and 1000, Hartford, CT. 06101. garage, family room-great for A FEW BURIED $1,000 cash in our next weekly drawing. Plus large family. Centu^ 21, B O N E e , 10 runner-up prizes of $1,000 cash each week. MONDAY. ONLY JacKston-Avante Real Estate A N D A U S E D As always, our regular Double Play ticket Agency, 646-1316 or 646-5461. FLEA COULAR. gives you a chance to win our giant jackpot CONNECTKUrS' V7 4 worth up to $200,000 every week, plus over At the sign oil ^the Happy Donutt ROCpdl Sente?^ $62,500- Seven room Garrison 13,000 other weekly cash prizes. Of course. Colonial built in 1073. Large $200,000lOrTEirY lot, 2-car garage. Century 21, We offer convenience along with a superior product. Jackston-Avante Real Estate Agency, 646-1316 or 646-5461. ^Bess Ihttuts Corner of Broad Valid at all shops In Manchastw, Glastonbury, Vernon, $68,000 BRICK apartm ent .South Windsor and throughout Connecticut and Center Street Mon.-Fri...8 *.m. - 9 p.m. building, 66-3. Built in 1967. Phone 646-2112 S a t ...... 8 a.m. • 5 p.m. Centum 21, Jackston-Avante 10- Real Estate Agency, 646-1316 PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., Oct. 27, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENlNfi HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mqn^ct.. 27, 1975 -PAGEJE^ FRANK AND ERNEST BYTHAVES Apartmentt For Rent 53 Apartmenta For Rant 53 Autos For Sale 31 Autos For Sale 61 Charles M. Schultz Answer to Previous Puzzle Dear Abby Of the Sea PEANUTS "H o i . d i t , 1 I3B1ISIQ B U S A T DO YOd THINK IT S UIRONS E lB a iG T V A o i=j E R NO, I PON'T t h in k 50... I THE BEST WAY TO CELEBRATE, NOW RENTING! TO 5E s it t in g in a Pl/MPKIN SALE! By Abigail Van Buren ACROSS 5 E poch IZHMiig KlE G; E E HAVE A FCELINE THAT THE OFCOUKSE, IS TO 6 0 OVER IT* R 1 E A R S i E L for, the monjr. 6 U riw ind 5 patch WAlTlNS FOR THE "6PEAT VETERANS IdOULP 1/NOEKSTANO 1 Fish appendage IsiA V O Y a A G E TO B ia MAWLOIH'S HOUSE ANP INDEPENDENCE 7 R esound A A T E PdMPKIN''0NVET£KAN'5 DAY? meons only thot s g£LlKye X'VE DEAR ABBY: I hope you will print my letter to warn 4 Sea (Fr.) 8 Whirlpool la S K H QUAFF A FEW ROOT PEERS' SALE! SALE! 7 Sea floor R A H o R T - - r ------other girls against mistaking the Miss U.S. Teen Pageant 9 Father (coll.) M 10 Single things AA 1 o R 1 ii for the tears s ilUSr PollMD VILLAGE 11 M eat J G R A \ R N O R T" A for the Miss Teenage America Pageant. I made that 12 U.S.S.R. lake d re ss ing Manchester a mistake. T £ E hJ D W E D E is for her heart ( 14 Harem room 13 Soft fabric R A P S L E S E E L T H f K f V Dir. from Route 6 & 44A ^ LOOKING FOR ME? 15 S pace 19 Took a seat 1 paid an entry fee of $75 and drove 260 miles from my O N E s . O D £ R A N 1 North on Rt. 83 (Main St.) e 16 Church part is: for her eyes« I’m a 1972 Cutlaaa Supreme 4-Door Hardtop with home after being accepted as a Florida entry in the Miss 21 Hen product O D A S V E E A L T S T o I T / ' ♦ to Henry. X U.S. Teen Pageant. 1 had to pay all my own expenses for an 17 N ot even 23 H aven P E T E E N D E E A.T.P.S., air conditioning, vinyl top. I also have a 18 Sea nettle 24 Solar disk ,*CiCk means; rijht and r /o -n I Unusual one bedroom Townhouses in a | beautiful looking body, red with black vinyl top and overnight trip, plus buy a special wardrobe. 20 Foe 25 Religions (ab.) 41 F o rm er tf urSttyMEA IBc T« US Pil W 48 House part -k-— : i J-, The girl who won first prize got a $500 scholarship for a 22 Complete list 27 African river R ussian 49 Burrowing I park-like setting, quiet neighborhood,! 37,000 miles on me. Won't you call and look at me (var.) and possibly take me for a spin. You might like me. LOCAL college-a far cry from the $10,000, four-year 26 G rim a ce rule rs a nim a l I close to shopping, church, bus, pool and! scholarship for the college of her choice, which is what the 24 Craggy crests 29 Away from 43 Framework 50 Printing 41 Wanted to Buy 49 26 Large bay 30 Body of 44 Make amends d ire c tio n Services Ottered 31 Building-Contracting 33 Articles tor Sale I tennis. i winner of the Miss Teenage America Pageant gets. 30 Female saint w ater 45 O cean 51 P aving AL CATALANO OFFERS THE FOLLOWING CARS ALSO Too late 1 discovered that I had entered a LOCAL Teen (ab.) Mickey Finn — Morris Weiss WE BUY and sell furniture. ANTIQUES WANTED - Top Featuring: 35 Of the Alps m ove m en t m a te ria l LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - 31 Adjective TWO HANDYMEN will clean, price paid for jewelry, fur­ Queen contest, thinking it was the National Miss Teenage (pl.) 46 Royal 53 N oun new homes custom built, Cash on the line. One piece or • Massive Bedroom • Walk-In Closets suffix rake, lime, fertilize, mow, 1972 TOYOTA M 995 America Pageant! 36 Grow old Canadian Air suffix remodeled, additions, rec an entire houseful. 646-6432. niture, paintings, glassware • Full Basement • Laundry Hook-Ups 32 Ever (poet ) maintenance of lawn 2 Door Hardtop. A.T., buckats, consola & radio. A sharp 40 Heavenly body Force (ab.) rooms, prages, kitchens Furniture Barn, 345 Main st., anything antique. Call After checking, 1 learned that any girl can enter the 33 Snaky fish HIS METHODS HAVE I THINK IT'S seasonal. Cellars and attics • Private Entrances and Patios car. GOTTEN RESULTS' BUT THERE'S TO EACH HIS OWN, beside Douglas Motor Sales. between 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., 872- preliminaries of the Miss Teenage America Pageant in her 34 M usic sylla b le COACH BATES TURNED THINGS ARE YOU GREAT.' I'M A remmodeled, oath tile, ce­ • Air Conditioner • Color Co-ordinated Decor I 3 4 5 6 7 e 9 OUR TEAM IS STiLl S O M E T H IN G S H ER IFF.' /%L cleaned. Reasonable prices. 3535. home town, and it doesn't cost her one penny. And she 36 B o y ’s AROUND WHEN HE TOOK OVER A W A R E F O O T B A L L MORE ment work. Steps, dormers. inciudes Heat THE COACHING JOB IN 1971/ UNDEFEATED—AND I NUT MYSELF.. t a r e WINNING 643-5305. AFGHAN for sale, large size 1972 FORD LTD ’2195 doesn t have to be sponsored. She can enter as a candidate n ickn a m e 10 11 12 OF S O M E W E'R E A CINCH TO IMPORTANT OVER a n y t h i n g ! Residential or commercial. 13 14 HE GAVE US OUR FIRST WINNING OF THE t h a n w in n in g ' Call 649-4291. Grannie, $49.95. Call 643-6050. ANTIQUES, lamps, dolls. Country Squire, A.T., P.S., P.B., air conditioned. (A fine at large. 37 H andle TEAM IN TWELVE YEARS/ GO TO A MAJOR AVAILABLE supervised day 39 Loose coat 15 . C O AC H 'S ^ ^ B O W L I clocks, guns, oil paintings, We have a iarge variety of 1 & 2-bedroom family car). 1 have chalked up my mistake to experience, but you 16 17 METHODS'? care with meals for your statues, crank■ phonograph ■ inograpns. apartments and townhouses throughout 42 Small whale TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY FOR SALE - Mynah bird cage could do teenage girls a big favor by advising them to find 45 Play host to IB 19 20 21 elderly relative, while j;ou go $25.; three small bird cages oak furniture, M6-2690, 646- the Town of Manchester. 1972 CHEVROLET ’2095 to work, shopping, visit a Carpentry and general con­ out exactly what each pageant does or does not offer before 47 Embraces ■ $10 each; aquarium 20 gallons, 1882. Chevelle 2-Door Hardtop, At., P.S., radio, vinyl top. (A 51 Twitching 22 23 friend. Call 649-2358 for infor­ tracting. Residential and they enter. commercial. Whether it be a $10; movie projector $25. Call real looker). 52 M int mation. TAKEN IN FLORIDA 54 Underground 24 25 small repair job, a custom 643-4021 after 5:30 p.m. BUYING U.S. silver coins, Raymond F. Damato 27 28 29 p lan t part 1 ■ 1 built home or anything in 1964 or earlier, also gold coins Owner Developer 1972 RUIGK ’2595 30 32 ODD JOBS - trucking, home and collections, call 643-1798. DEAR TAKEN: Consider it done! Yours is only one of 55 Girl’s name between, call 646-137379. THOMAS organ, like new, Skylark, 2-Door Hardtop, A.T., P.S., P.B., air con­ 56 Leg )Oint 1 1 1 repairs, serving Manchester refrigerator 12’ one year old, Designed ff'ith • many such complaints I've received. 33 for five years, free estimates, ditioning, vinyl top. (A beautiful car). 57 Edible fish WES ROBBINS carpentry three piece bedroom set, BENDING Brake for You in Mind Girls, beware! 58 Referee (ab ) 1 1 1 ■ N~i 643-0304. 3l 38 39 40 remodeling specialist. Ad- bookcases, small tables, aluminum siding, call 649- 1972 CHEV. VEGA ’ 1895 59 Bitter vetch ditions, rec rooms, dormers, metal cabinet and other odds 0386. Model Open 11:30 til 8 P.M. Daily DEAR ABBY: 1 am a sunny disposilioned Aquarius who 60 Encountered 1 1 LIGHT TRUCKING - attic Hatckback, A.T., radio, 29,000 miles. (Priced to sell 42 43 built-ins, bathrooms, and ends, call 649-0608 or 643- Paul W. Dougan, Realtor quickly). likes to write ragtime music, but my mother is making my and cellars cleaned, for free kitchens, 649-3446. 8222. Rooms tor Rent 52 life unhearable. 4^ 46 48 49 50 Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermeer estimate phone 647-MlO. ♦ 649-3940cHs-osHu 646-1021040-IU4I 643-453S* DOWN ■ She is 72 and a Virgo, She is also the most self-righteous 1 Caused by 61 52 53 54 ONE 8’ pick up cap, in good THOMPSON House,, fur­ 1970 OLDS CUTLASS ’ 1695 WHERE HAVE YOU RootIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 2-Door Hardtop, A.T., P.S., P.B., jlr conditioning, vinyl woman in the world. When 1 was 9, my father blew his w aves YOUR m o t h e r )' HELLO, DEAR!) DRIVEWAYS - Residential condition,■■ ■ $175, calflif e649-5624...... nished rooms, centrally 2 Concerning 55 56 57 b e e n A l l d a y ?; WILL BE L 2 brains out. Whether my mother drove him to it, I cannot located. Kitchen privileges. top, 61,000 miles. (A real bargain). 3 R e quire V HAVE A NICE and commericial, installed BIDWELL Home Improve­ say for certain, but the few memories I have of my father are F u r i o u s ^ ! T DAY? anywhere in Connecticut. No WHITE GE electric stove, Parking. Reasonable rates. SIX ROOM Duplex, quiet 4 A qu a tic 58 59 60 OH, OH! it's MV ment Co. Expert installation the visits I paid him in a local hotel where he would stay m a m m al 27 job too small, or too large. excellent condition, $100; 40’ Phone 649-2358. neighborhood, available 1971 PONTIAC ’1895 s^CONSCIEkiCE' of aluminum siding, gutters Lemana Sport Conv., A.T., P.S., P.B., stereo, electric irequently because he and my mother couldn't live at home 688-0863, out of town call and trims. Roofing installa­ aluminum ladder; Pouland November 1st. Adults, or cou­ PRESIDENTIAL together in peace. iNKW.SI’APKM KNTKIU’HI.SK ASSN ■ collect. chain saw. Call 633-5733 or 644- ESSEfX MOTOR Inn - weekly ple with one child. No pets. windows, air conditioning, bucket seats. tion and repairs. 649-6495, 875- rooms. Single $56, double $69, VILLAGE APTS. My mother insulted my Edgar Cayce study group the 9109. 2287 after 4 p.m. ^80. Security deposit. Call SNOW BLOWER repairing, plus tax, continental 643-8093 between 6-9. MANCHESTER 1970 PONTIAC ’2095 other evening when she called them "a bunch of ■ breakfast, air conditioning, Firebird, 2-Door Hardtop, A.T., P.S., P.B., buckats, air nincompoops, so I decided to move out of the house. I chain saw and lawn mower, HORACE Tetrault — Siding, LARGE Mahagony office desk sharpening and repairing. and chair, $35, call 643-4)412 color TV, call 646-2300, FOUR ROOMS, first floor, conditioning. (A great car lor the sport).' could write a book. If all this is karma, 1 have paid my debt. ‘f C" roofing, storm windows, aw­ One and two bedrooms Win at Bridge Y ( pick up and delivery, nings. Quality workmanship, evenings. separate heat, $170. Security. Now my mother wants me to come hack so she'll haVe '- z P ' |0 . L Ellington Equipment Center, SLEEPING ROOM, for rent, Call 646-5861. Near schools, churches somebody to yell at. Am 1 wrong to refuse to return? I don’t 7 1968 FORD ’1295 free estimates. Fully insured. furnished, 272 Main St. and shopping center, on Route 83, Ellington Industrial 872-9187, 649-3417. MOVING - contemporary sofa Thunderbird, A.T., P.S., P.B., radio, vinyl top. need her to provide me with room and board, but I feel Center, 875-5018,8-6 p.m. daily bed, orange rust gold print, NEWLY remodeled four bus line. Call anytime. guilty leaving her alone even though she does nothing but Entry finesse saves overbid Saturday 8-4. $50, tine condition, 646-0636. LARGE Furnished room, cen­ spacious rooms, wall to wall abuse me when I’m with her. ROOFING - Specializing tral location, bus line, very 1968 OLDS ’795 repairing roofs, new roofs, carpeting, centrally located, Vista Cruiser, A.T., P.S., P.B. My psychiatrist tells me 1 shouldn't feel guilty. Should 1? Jim: "Seven notrump was a MAGNOVOX stereo console, clean, private, $25, weekly, MASONRY REPAIRS - new gutter work, chimneys. quiet neighborhood., heated. 646-2623 FEELING GUILTY I definite overbid, yet if North walnut finish, good condition, 649-4143. .NORTH 1D| work, brick block, stone, call cleaned and r^aired. 30 years adults, $235. No pets. Securi- 1970 PONTIAC ’ 1495 27j held some extra values such Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence $75, 646-0636. ty. East^ Hartford. rd. 528-0503. A64 as four hearts to the queun- 643-9508. experience. Free estimates. A LARGE ROOM close to the Lemans, Station Wagon, A.T., P.S., P.B., air con­ DEAR FEELING: No. TRY not to feel guilty. Be honest V J75 Howley, 643-5361. ditioning. jack there would be thirteen WHEWi... YlOCK the door SPINET PIANO - $300. Call center, parking, call 643-7760. MANCHESTER - newer three about your feelings. If you still feel guilty when you know ♦ A 7 ^PUFF, PUFFI' I WHILE I 6ET THE CAN VOU IM ASINEY I ’LL SAY I TREE SERVICE-(Soucier) FOUR ROOM Apartm ent. you have no reason to, ask your psychiatrist how to turn off ♦ A K 8 6 5 4 tricks available if diamonds 643-0315 between 5-7 p.m. bedroom Duplex, half of two e A 6 b a g WHAT A STORY / CAN',,,CAN Trees cut, trimmed or topped, ROOFING - Installation and CLEAN, furnished room for Heat, hot water, self-cleaning 1974 OLDS ’3995 feelings that aren't justified. WEST EAST broke" stumps removed, fully in­ repairs, gutters, storm win­ family, full basement, in­ Oswald: "Needless to say, i n f l a t e d : im a g in e FOR SALE Dog houses, one quiet person, central, apply 2 cludes appliances and stove, refrigerator, air con­ Cutlass Supreme, 11,000 miles, A.T., P.S., P.B., air con­ A75 AK10 98 TO /WAKE ? ji, WHO'S GONNA sured. Got a tree problem? dows, doors. Experienced the dummy was a disappoint­ large, one medium, never Pearl St, or phone 64M701 carpeting, 1 1/2 baths, $280 ditioning, basement storage, ditioning, vinyl top. DEAR ABBY: 1 note that you Told CHANGE OF V 10 9863 VQ42 BELIEVE IT?; Well worth a phone call. 742- quality workmanship. Fully ment. Still, there was one slim used, reasonable. 875-4179. after 6. per month, Paul W. Dougan laundry facilities, garage, HEART that she can do nothing about getting back the ♦ 10 3 2 « 6 4 8252. insured. Free estimates. lease, security deposit. Adults 1970 MERCURY ’ 1395 chance and South took it. At Reasonable prices. Rick Realtor, 646-1021, 643-4535. love letters she wrote to an old boyfriend because once sent, * Q 10 7 * J 9 3 2 DICTAPHONE model 460, An- LARGE combination preferred. No pets. $240. Call Cougar, 2-Door Hardtop. A.T., P.S., P.B., radio, air con­ the letters become the property of the recipient. SOUTH trick two he led his five of WANTED ODD Jobs - Raking Burnett, 646-3005. bedroom living room, private 643-4884. diamonds and finessed dum­ safone, half list, $190. Call 643- MANCHESTER Gardens - ef­ ditioning. That is not true. A letter remains the property of the A A Q .) 3 2 leaves, painting, cleaning bath, private entrance, light my’s seven. When it held he 2003. ficiency and two bedroom person who wrote it. even though it may be physically ¥ A K cellars and attics, no job too D&A ROOFING. Roofs, cooking, furnished, call 649- MANCHESTER - Immaculate finessed a spade, entered small. Reasonable rates. Free siding, gutters, and leaders. apartments, available in 1971 FORD LTD possessed by the recipient. ♦ K Q J 985 CB Radio, 23 channel. Pierce 5610, beautiful country setting. six room Martment, hospital Country Squire, 71,000 miles. A.T., P.S., P.B., stereo, air A ------dummy with the ace of estimates. 646-7786. Free estimates. Fully in­ a r e a . (Convenient to V.J.J.INTONOPAH.NEV. sured. 249-0205. Simpson lynx, $115. LaFayette Walk to everything. Rent in­ conditioning. (Drive this car & made an offer) Norlh-South vulnerable diamonds, discarded his two 3 element beam, extra heavy Apartments For Rent 53 everything, separate heating SNOWPLOWING - Industrial, cludes heat, hot water, little spades on the ace-king of duty roto. $100. or $195 for appliances, and parking. system. $225. 647-1413. DEAR V. J. J.: My legal counsel informs me that while commercial and institutiona' REASONABLE PRICES for West clubs, finessed again and both. Call 646-7469. WE HAVE customers waiting S uperintendent, 646-0090. the letters themselves become the property of the recipient, ■North East South made his grand slam.” Parking lots and driveways. roofing. (Installation and for the rental of your apart­ Equal Housing. the author of the letters retains ownership of the literary Jim: "It is interesting to Sanding available. Free es­ repairs) flutter work, and ment or home. J.D. Real content contained therein. 1 * Pass 4 N T TWO gold upholstered rockers note that if West had played timates. Call after 6 p.m., 528- chimney work, 25 years Estate Associates, Inc, 646- THE CHARLES CATAUWO’S AUTO Pass 5 ¥ Pass 5N.T Alley Oop — Dave Graue and ottoman. Call 643-4604. MANCHESTER - new unusual 1418 or 646-1322. experience, 643-8885. 1980. Pass 6 ♦ Pass 7 N T his ten of diamonds on South’s one bedroom Duplex five spot, the extra entry to FIREWOOD - Split, seasoned Townhouses now renting at APARTMENTS Pass Pass Pass Heating-Plumbing 35 LOOKING for anything in real CHARLES DR., MANCHESTER Opening lead - -10 ¥ dummy would have been Y HEAR KEEP DIGGING, ...IP IT IS THE BOX, LET’S TRY hardwood, cut to order, 3/4 Independence Village. Full Astro-graph THAT? O O P . . • t h e Luxury 4V> room townhousei, TO GET IT OUT OF G R OU ND 0 MANCHESTER estate rental - apartments, SALES & SERVICE killed." Former King’s Dept. Store cord, $35. Deliver. 1-267-4322. basements, private entrances BEFORE TH' RAIN HITS' SEWERLINES, sink lines, homes, multiple dwellings, no some feature fireplaces and 2- By BERNICE BEDE OSOL Ideal Retail/Warehouse/Mfg. cleaned with electric cutters, and patio, includes heat, car garages, heat and hot water 369 Center St., Manchester Sq. HEAVY FRINGED - nylon fees. Call J.D. Real Estate appliances, carpeting, air con­ and 2 air conditioners, 1 baths, 2,000-100,000 Ft. by professionals. McKinney Associates, Inc. 646-1980. 2 ACRES PAVED PARKING woolen braided rug, 9-10 foot. ditioner. Close to shopping, etc. Wooded and Quiet. Not a For Tueiday, Oct. 28, 1975 SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Partially Air Conditioned Bros, Sewage Disposal Com­ 6 4 6 - 6 3 1 2 By Oswald & James Jacoby $17. Call 649-8238. church and bus. Modelj1 open thru street. Will be fully com­ Conditions with a direct affect A Maine reader wants to Excell. Location, Bkrs. Prot. pany, 643-5308. NEWER Three-bedroom pleted in December. ARIES (March 21-April 19) 11:30-8 p.m., daily. Henry St. upon your work or career are know what an entry es­ CALL 1-226-1206 Duplex - IV baths, carpeting, Applications being accepted Your enthusiasm Is easily FOOD MILL for juices, 2 off Main St., Manchester. more beneficial at this time Jim: "It might be a good NO JOB too small, toilet for immediate rentals and future 55 MERCEDES BENZ, 230,1966. aroused today. Others will find tablishing finesse is. jellies, like new condition, 649- all appliances. $275 monthly. Paul W. Dougan Realtor, 646- Business tor Rent than you may realize. Be alert >/- repairs, plugged drains, Frechette & Martin, Inc., occupancy. Very clean, very good condi- you a tun person to he around idea to show some examples This play is sometimes call­ 8238. 1021, 643-4535, 649-3940. for opportunity. of the entry finesse our Maine GUTTERS - Cleaned. kitchen faucets replaced, Realtors, 646-4144. So come over and see your OFFICE SPACES for rent on tion. _ Excellent ■■ bubuy. Call" 522- You'll be fortunate through ed. "The extra finesse”. repaired, rec rooms, social contacts SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. reader asks about" Reasonable rates. Call 646- NINE white linen vinyl MANCHESTER - newer one future apartment... Main St. in Manchester, ideal 9800 days, or 247-9031, Today's article illustrates it. 4756. bathroom remodeling, heat MANCHESTER- Deluxe 2 OPEN FOR INSPECTION location for professional of­ 2 1 ) You'll be able to spot Oswald: "Here is a simple South has bid too much and c washable window shades, $4, bedroom Townhouse, full TAURUS (April 20-May 20) modernization, etc. Free es- Daily 3 P.M. until 7 P.M. possibilities today that others bedroom Townhouse, IVa fices, very convenient to all PARTS DEPARTMENT now Wait things out today. Time is example. South's bidding can needs two entries to dummy timates gladly given. M & M standard size, 649-8238. basement, private entrances or by appointment will overlook. Back your |udg- BULLDOZING and excava­ baths, full basement, private and patio, includes heat, facilities. Please call 646-4100, open Saturdays. Complete line your ally. Don't settle lor less best be explained by stating in order to take two spade tion, licensed septic system, Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. of Chrysler parts. Chorches ment with action. lo - a.7 FOLDING ironing board, entrances and patio, includes appliances, carpeting, $230 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. than the best in any important that he was an important ex­ finesses. He provides one by t i ' i Ml ’ V , s »!■ installation and repair, 646-0800 or 646-1540 Motors, 649-3646. large, clean, $3, 649-8238. heat, appliances, carpeting, per month, Paul W. Dou§ d e a lin g s . CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. pert trying to show off for the extra finesse of dummy's landscaping and trucking, FRANK SCOTELLA Plum­ pool, air-conditioning, $290 19) You will eventually profit some slow-playing tyros" Realtor, 646-1021, 643-4535. OAK ST, - busy area, ground GEMINI (May 21-June 20) T h e seven of diamonds. loam and fill for sale. Free es­ bing - Repairs and 1971 VOLKSWAGEN Super from something you'll do today Mr. Abernathy — Jones and Ridgeway per month. Paul W. Dougan, floor, ideal for retail or office, good news you've hoped lor is timates. Call after 6 p.m., 646- remodeling, sewer lines Beetle, 55,000 miles, excellent where you put interests of Realtor, 646-x021 or 643-4535. TWO FAMILY furnished FOUR ROOMS - for rent, first adjacent to municipal parking on the way. but you must keep B erry’s W orld cleaned electrically. Prompt Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 those you love before your 1322. three room apartment, in floor, 398 Hartford, Rd., $150 a lot, plus private parking. Air condition. Must see to ap­ service on emergencies. 643- preciate, $1500 firm, call 875- channels ol communication. o w n . MANCHESTER- Large newer East Hartford, heat and gar­ month, available immediate­ concutionednciitic and modern, call HOME IMPROVEMENT - 7024. DOG-CAT BOARDING reser­ 8806 after 6 p.m. CANCER (June 21-July 22) IT D ID N T NO, BUT THERE GOE9 THE T duplex three bedroom apart­ age included, $215, monthly, ly, 649-1946. 646-3633. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) vations. Combined inside/out- Your material prospects are far I d o n 't K IL L H IM ! BE9T-GROOMED FLY IN TOWN! Additions, remodeling, pain­ ment. Immaculate condition You'll have the opportunity to­ side runs, partitioned privacy, call after 6 p.m., 647-1582. h a v e a n y ting, etc. Free estimates. Call BOTTI HEATING and Plum­ throughout. Priced right. R. CENTRALLY LOCATED, 1969 FORD Fairlane, three above average today. If you day to turn a difficult situation germicidal lighting. Canine 800 SQUARE Feet of space play your cards right you B&B Contractors. 528-8118, bing - All heating and plum­ Zimmer, J.D. Real Estate modern one bedroom speed, excellent condition, to your advantage without up­ B UG KILLER loliday Inne, 200 Sheldon NEWINGTON - Woodsedge available,...... ii lower level in should benef.t businesswise. 9 0 I H A V E 289-0819. bing repairs plus remodeling. 646-1980. apartments in two family four good tires plus two snow setting anyone else involved. Road, Manchester, 646-5971. Apartments - Luxury 2 prime commercial location, £ Cal! 643-1496. dwelling. Appliances and heat tires, 351 cu. in. 47,000 miles, LEO (July 2:3-Aug. 22) Y o u r T O U 9 E 7 H IS 32 bedroom apartments, located ideal for office space. 643- excellent gas mileage, $900 or PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Painting-Papering MANCHESTER - spacious in a wooded setting, with club furnished, security required, opinion on sn important issue HAIR 9PRAY! Flooring 36 PRIVATE riding instructions. 2738. best offer, 643-0005. Rewards you're not yet aware three bedroom apartment, in house, swimming pool and $185 - $200. Norman will be sought by others. If you ol will come from service per­ PAINTING - Save 30 - 607o. English and We Western, $5.00 have any special points to new two family , carpeting, air tennis courts. Call 678-1881, Hohenthal, 646-1166. formed today. Be extra persis­ Five years experience. FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, per hour, call 633-5571, 1967 VOLKSWAGEN, 15,000 make, now's the time to do it. conditioning, dishwasher and Monday-Friday 9-4:30. OFFICE SPACE tent. Finish whatever you start. Excellent references. Pete, floors like new, no waxing anytime. separate driveways, $260 per DELUXE 2-bedroom miles, on new rebuilt 1970 f " " 742-6117 (toll free) 5-10 p.m. (specializing in older floors). FOR RENT engine, four good tires, new VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) T w o month, security, call 646-1379 3 1/2 ROOM apartment, like townhouse, private entrances good deeds that you did in the r Ceilings and inside painting. BASSET HOUND - AKC 250 square feet, center of exhaust, new clutch, new Your JONES J- after 6 p.m. private home, pleasant, con­ and patio, full basement, in­ past are aoout to bear fruit. INSIDE - Outside painting. John Verfaille, 646-5750 , 872- registered, male, eight Manchester, air con­ battery cables, body in RiPSEWAY venient location, working cludes heat, appliances, The rewards from one of them 2222. months, $150, 742-9394. ditioning and parking. Call excellent condition, $850, 643- Special rates for people over adults, no children, pets. 643- carpeting, and pool. $265 per will be surprisingly large, Birthday 65. Fully insured. Estimates month. Paul W. Dougan 643-9551, 6193, Oct. 28, 1975 LABRADOR Retriever pup­ ROCKVILLE 3’/2 ROOMS 2880. l i b r a (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) given.n. Call 649-7863. Realtor, 646-1021, 643-4535. □ MISC. FOR SALE pies - blacks and yellows, out ROCKLAND TERRACE 1972 CHRYSLER Town and Someone ir a key position to There will be a rise in prestige Born Loser — Art Sansom WALLPAPER Hanging - $3.00 of hunting stock. Reasonably Large and beautiful one bedroom NEWER three bedroom country, 9 passenger station help you with an important and status lor you this coming apartments, heat, hot water, all ROCKVILLE - four rooms, Wanted to Rent 57 matter will look upon your re­ per roll. Experinced Articles lor Sale 41 priced. Call 646-6784. Duplex, 1 1/2 baths, all wagon, fully equipped, in­ year that will come about quite appliances. Including dls- appliances, carpeting, full $150, six rooms $190, security quests with iavor today. Seek unexpectedly. Lady Luck will tradesman. Call R. hwasher, disposal, carpeting, and references required, call cluding factory air. Excellent WBLL,HUPRICAN5'. FREE - Adorable kittens, basem ent, $260 m onthly, MALE would like to share him out now. help arrange it. Starkweather, 644-3194. ALUMINUM sheets used as pool and your own private terrace 875-8495 between 9 and 2, condition, one owner, low ® 1975 ty XEA. Inc nine weeks old, litter trained, in a country setting. $185. No Frechette & Martin Realtors, apartment or house in mileage. Car may be seen at HOW IS VOUR,6R„. printing plates, .007 thick, pels. 646-4144. weekdays, anytime weekends. Manchester. Have small dog. Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl and Stoffel PAINTING - interior and 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for first shots. 643-6918 after 5 or Manchester Motors Sales, 512 "Holy cow. Mr. Moynihan! II you’re not careful, PET •SKUNK exterior, paperhanging, weekends. 872-4223 529-6586 Call 643-1802, West Center Street. 643-1511. $1. Phone 643-2711. 872-3976 THREE BEDROOM Duplex, some ol these Third World nations will refuse excellent work. References. 54 Free estimates. Fully in­ washer and electric range out­ Homes lor Rent SINGLE PARENT to share 1974 PLYMOUTH Valiant, AW, ELMER, KNOCK IT IF YOU W ANT TO our aid!" CLEAN USED refrigerators, lets, convenient location, $190 house, call 647-1519 after 8 sured. Martin Mattson, 649- ranges, automatic washers, Livestock 44 automatic shift, power HAVE DINNER 4431. monthly, security, 646-3285 MANCHESTER - four-room p.m. steering, air-conditioning. with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s house, immaculate condition, HERE, YOU'LL tjC- WHY TRAVEL miles to enjoy VERNON - Town House after 3. Call 643-5222. 48 Hamlin Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- fireplace, fully furnished, pre WANTED GARAGE - to store JUST HAVE TO PAPER HANGING Expert. 2171 your horse? Box stalls, Olym­ Gardens, a beautifully Street. W AIT U N TIL pic size ring, and miles of FIVE ROOM Apartment in yard, garage, no pets, no antique car, Manchester area Your average paper, in landscaped apartment com­ THE OTHER B0ARPER5 HAVE THE I COULDN'T HAVE average room , $25. Mr. trails available in two-family house, centrally children, $275 monthly, Hayes only. Call 646-4859 after 5. IVE FINISHED SCREENED LOAM - munity of unusual architec­ 1966 RAMBLER Classic, four RIGHT TUNE BUT THE \sT0N6 LYRICG PHRA6EP IT BETTER Richman, 646-3864, Manchester. Call 643-0355. located, two children, no pets, Corp. 646-0131. door, 68,000, used daily, $295, PWACTICING MY driveway gravel, processed tural design, featuring private MAJOR' WHILE T'M PEFlNITELV MYSELF.' YOU entrances, private patio with garage, security. $200. Call 643-8840. LESSON/ gravel, sand, stone and fill. 646-6072. VERNON - six room Ranch, 1 WRITING A B00K.IT5 NOT A NOVEL.' CAN'T IMA6INE 2 Boats-Accessorles 45 R. HEBERT & Son George H. Griffing, Andover, sliding glass door, wall-to- 1/2 baths, family room, in­ •••••••••••••••••••••••••• d paperhanging, painting, com­ wall carpeting, range, 1974 FORD Pinto, 2-door the c r itic ism 742-7886. cludes appliances, one car ACTuALL'. I'.M RESEARCH'Nt 'UMAN mercial and residential, free 18’ CRUISER LINE, 125 h.p. refrigerator, disposal, master 24 LOCUST Street, seven sedan, 4 cylinder, automatic T RECEIVED garage, $350 a month, Paul W. □ AUTOMOTIVE . lYr RELATIONSHIPS; SO POSS'Buy estimates, 644-0642. DARK RICH loam, five yards Evinrude with trailer. Call TV antenna, traverse rods; room apartment, $230 per transmission, only 13,000 aT'r-7Kf- BEFORE SOLAR The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions Dougan Realtor, 646-1021, 643- ALARMEP the b o a r d e r s WITH $28. plus tax, pool patio sand, 875-8119. storage and laundry facilities month.1. Security,Sei ■ ■lease, phone miles. $2,350.------Call'1 M4-2 644-2265. RESEARCH BECAME 646-2426 , 9-5. 4535. Autos For Sale 61 MY OUESTIONS! -.txnx I I fashionable .' J. P. LEWIS & SON - Custom gravel, and stone 643-9504. in basement. Total electric, /p .2 7 i D Painting - Interior and COASTAL NAVIGATION and no pets. One and two bedroom S-OME— ER..AH' A D M I T IT , B U T , A c c o r d i n g piloting course, sail oriented, SIX room duplex, three MANCHESTER - Three NEED CAR? Credit bad? Trucks lor Sale 62 PR|.^\lTiVE TvPES> FPED- T O t h i s m a p , exterior. Paperhangin) SEASONED cord wood - cord apartments immediately I A D M i r W E c o u l d b e by U.S.C.G. Auxiliary. Next bedrooms, $185. Call 646-1980. bedroom house, living oom, Bankrupt? Repossessed? '9'iAa-f »-:i -: PONT UNDER- i Remodeling. Gutters. Fi)’ulTy and 1/2 cord loads, delivered, available through November kitchen, appliances, $275 per 1964 JEEP, CJ5, 4x4, with ■ V >i; . 5 0" AND THAT G0E3 FOR YOU WE'RE L O S T E V E N four Wednesday nights in J. D. Real Estate. Honest Douglas accepts S " A N D LOST m o r e t h a n insured. 649-9658. E. Yeomans, 742-8907. 1, starting at $165 per month. month. Security deposit. plow. Excellent condition. TOO, WOVER"' J Manchester. No charge. To Call 872-0528 Monday through lowest down, smallest RESEARCH.' ) .// W E A R E .V register call 872-2606. THREE ROOMS, tile bath, Available November 1st. Call payments. Douglas Motors, Call 646-1090. 7 EXCELLENT Workmanship FIREWOOD for sale - Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. for ap­ 289-8251 on interior and exterior pain­ heat and hot water included, 649-5125 evenings, 345 Main. Seasoned hardwooood, split pointment. mornings. 1971 CHEVY Fleetside pick­ sc* ting and paperhanging. and delivered, $25 per half •••••••••••••••••••••••••• middle-age adults, security / deposit. References, no pets, 1973 FORD LTD, four-door up, best offer, body needs EstTmates and references cord. Call F. Schillinger, 871- Antiques 46 MANCHESTER - November SEVEN ROOMS - 4 bedrooms, work, runs good, reposses­ giveni 643-8885. 1st occupancy, brand new parking, 15 1/2 School Street, sedan, 351 V-8, automatic, 0737 after 5 weekdays, all day single house, children sion, cStl 646-8870 between 10 N weekends. WANTED Antique furniture, three bedroom duplexes in second floor across from East power steering, power brakes, Building-Contracting 33 Side Rec, near Main Street. accepted, large yard, wall-to- power windows, power vents, a.m. and 5 p.m. glass, pewter, oil paintings, or residential neighborhood. wall’ carpeting! located in Q 1972 CADILLAC carburetor, other antique items. R. Starting at $275 per month. am-fm radio, factory air, low SIX ROOM Duplex, Bolton. $275275 mon'monthly, 649-2871. mileage. Call 643-4274, after 5 ARMY TRUCK- The Town of NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - $60, two motorized forklifts, Harrison, 643-8709. Includes appliances and Andover has a surplus army Remodeling, repairing, ad­ capacity 3,000 lbs., $1200 each, carpeting. Heat not included. remodeled kitchen and bath, p.m. garage, close to High School, Business lor Rant 55 truck for sale: GMC, Cargo ditions, rec rooms, porches please call 643-9^ or 649- ANTIQUES Wanted - Security deposit and Carrier. Offers should be sent and roofing. No job too small. $210, security deposit, 643- /MAN AHEA^D 5M5. American furniture, oriental references required. No pets. SMALL MODERN office in TOYOTA - See us for reliable to Office of Selectman, School Call 649-3144. Call 647-9936 or 649-2003. 4884. OF H 16 t i /me: = Buz Sawyer — Roy Crane rugs, paintings, pewter. Wmd- well traveled area, 300 square used Toyotas with our 60-day Rd., Andover, Conn. 06232. l o - n 10-27 Ron FIREWOOD - for sale - well sor chairs, crocKS,CKS, jugs, feet, heat, hot water, elec­ 100% warranty. We also buy Telephone 742-7305 not later HERE I t\H\ ON 4ND THIS STUPID DINKY CARPENTRY - Repairs, seasoned, split or round, $25 Dionne, 643-1691. MANCHESTER- New 4 room APARTMENT tricity, air-conditioning, and used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, than 4:00 p.m. November 3, THE VERGE OF COLLEGE AND ITS remodeling, additions, gar­ per load, the Andrew Ansaldi apartment, IW baths, all parking all Included in rent. 1975. ages, roofing, call David 345 Center Street, Short Ribs — Frank Hill THE GREATEST PRESIDENT ARE TOO Company, 649-5249. FURNITURE - rugs, pain­ appliances, carpeted, air- RENTAL OFFICE Security required. Inquire at Manchester, 646-4321. Patria, 644-1796. conditioned, individal base­ SCIENTIFIC BLIND TO SEE IT. tings, pewter, dolls, crocks, Open 8:30-5 weekdays, Essex Motor Inn desk or IN ORDER TO AVOID ..THE KINO HA-i DRUM SET - two tom toms, lamps, etc. Now accepting ment, washer-dryer facilities, Motorcycles-Bleyclas 84 ■OF HIS NEW) BREAKTHROUGH BUT JUST YOU w a it / SOME other times by appoint­ phone, 646-2300. 100 E ast WE PAY $15 for complete PlSHAR/VlONV IN DECIPED NOT TO SWIAAMINQ OF THE BUILDING - Remodeling, one bass drum, one floor tom consignments, for November heat, hot water included, $275. Center Street. SATURDAY roofing, rec rooms, additions, ment. junk cars, (iall------Joey, “Tolland olla ■ TRIUMPH in excellent condi- THE KINGDOAd DRIFT EITHER "TO RDOL-!T-~r^ NIGHT WHEN tom, one bass pedal, one seat, auction, 644-8962. per month. Call Peterman THE LEFT OR THE FH6HT. garages. All kinds, carpentry Realtors, 649-9404 or 646-2912. We have a iarge variety of Auto Body, 528-1990. tion. Reasonable. Call 643- EVERVBODYS one suspended■ed cymbal • • 20” ■ , OFFICE SPACE - 700 square work. For estimates call 649- two high hat cymbals 14” , two Wanted to Buy 49 deluxe one & two bedroom 4534. LEFT,I'LLTEACH UNUSUAL Deluxe one Townhouse and Garden feet. East Center St., ideal for FORD Mustang II, 1974, 1142. pair drum sticks, one pair irofessionals, parking, 646- THE/W TO LAUGH brushes, one drum pad, all in bedroom Townhouse, private type units throughout white, four cylinder, manual Campara-Trallera aying top 12. transmission, very AT MY SYNTHETIC like new condition, 644^93. entrances and patio, full base- Manchester. Mobile Homee U TOBIAS CARPENTRY Ser­ prices for your old dolls, $6^ economical, owner, 644-0466. GASOLINE., vice - Remodeling, repairs, and up for China and bisque ment, includes, heat. A CALORIC STOVE less than dolls. $100 and up for Bye?'elo. appliances, carpeting, and D/UMTO ENTERPRISES BOLTON NOTCH - Modern TERRY travel trailer 19’ low additions, custom building. No 240 New State Rd. sales office and storage 1968 YELLOW automatic VW profile, excellent condition, job too small. Free estimates. one year old, and color TV, Never give or sell a doll ol. $245 per month. Paul W. as” toth for $400, call 649-4^ jfvltl^ut . 0^ ^ , Realtor, 646-1021 or 646-1021 facilities. Commercial, In- convertible, good second car, self-contained, monomatic Over 85 years experience. 648- dilstHali Ulephone l-228-4460i eall 878-1697 after 8. teilal, $1600, call M9-19a. i PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENINO H F .R A l.n Manchester. Conn.. Mon.. Oct. 27, 1975 At Food Mart The weather Sunny, pleasant today, highs mid 60s. Fair, cool tonight, lows upper 30s. Partly cloudy WALDBAUM'S Wednesday and warmer, high 65- ManrV0tpr StiTmnn ilpralJi you've got the 70. Manchester—A City of Village Charm SIXTEEN PAGES PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1975- VOL. XCV, No. 24 Food M art r Because we put more items on sale everyday of the week! 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< e n if t ji | !a j.ia rti iiii. t . n are switching and realizing that Food Mart is really worth going out of your way I News ; SfSiiiS Moslems attack hotels for! Make your own shopping test... compare Food Marts sale prices! summary k m war-torn Beirut Compiled from United Press International BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) - The machine gun fire, and hard-pressed U.S.D.A. CHOICE EMPIRE FULLY COOKED United States began evacuating em­ time in four days to meet in Pick Yo.ir Own Produce at Food Mart! Christians fired back from street emergency session. bassy employes from war-ravaged corners and sandbagged positions. U.S. NO. 1 SIZE "A " State Beirut today in the face of a fierce Witnesses said deputies huddled to LONDON TURKEY ALL PURPOSE MAINE Moslem attack on the capital's hotel The Christians took over a third the floor as machine gun fire fanned district and sniper fire on the hotel, the St. George, setting up a big the building. in BARBECUE H A R TFO R D M ost American embassy. recoiless rifle in expectation of an at­ The bodyguard of Pierre Gemayel, BROIL POYATOES witnesses called 1974 law The Moslems attacked two of tack. leader of the predominantly Chris­ SHOULDER SAUCE providing a $5 fine for persons tian Phalangist party, was killed. Beirut’s largest hotels, the Holiday Heavy fighting also raged through who smoke in public buildings Hospitals all over town reported Inn and the Phoenecia, with mortars, downtown Beirut where parliament 2 0 S O 7 0 where smoking is banned in­ rockets and machine guns, ripping they were full and could not accept tried unsuccessfully for the third more patients. Rjo NT adequate at hearing Monday out a section of the south wall of the LB. conducted by health officials. Holiday Inn. "COSTA BRAND" EXTRA LARGE-SEEDLESS They urge stronger laws to HALLOWEEN FAVORITE INDIAN RIVER Terror-stricken guests were U.S.D.A. CHOICE U.S.D.A. CHOICE protect nonsmokers in public trapped in the basement of the HORMEL BONELESS BONELESS VEAL PATTIES BREADED .B 69' CURE 81 HAM *2.89 SWEET WHITE places such as segregating Phoenecia Hotel, where employes Sadat given pledge smokers and nonsmokers in and guests put out a fire when CHUCK CHUCK VEAL PATTIES 89' GEM DANDY FRANKSl.79' CIDER GRAPEFRUIT restaurants. fighting prevented firemen from GEM SMOKED WHOLE PICNIC SLICED O Q c reaching them. STEAK ROAST BEEF LIVER P EE LE D a D EVEIN ED LB Q w PORK SHOULDER 7b* 89' '/I GAL. of economic aid UNDERBLADE CLAUSSEN iFOR DARIEN — Sen. Lowell P. The U.S. embassy, closed Monday, UNDERBLADE PRIMO HOT OR SWEET GLASS WHOLE QQc » 1 . Weicker, R-Conn., says he is remained shut today after it came ITALIAN SAUSAGE .^*1.49 PICKLES OR SPEARS JAR 9 ^ WASHINGTON (UPI) - President not interested in seeking the under sniper attack. urged efforts toward an Israeli- SWIFT S PREMIUM Ford has pledged major economic Syrian disengagement accord and a n .49 LB. » l . 2 9 LB. SLICED BACON '>ozpkg * SEAFOOD SPECIALS! U.S. EXTRA FANCY "WASHINGTON STATE' Republican vice presidential U.S. Marines in combat fatigues 1.59 aid to Egypt and discussed U.S. settlem en t on the future of FENWAY SLICED nomination. He predicts Vice guarded the lobby while Lebanese U S D A CHOICE BONELESS RED or GOLDEN military aid in talks with Egyptian FRESH SCROD FILLETS .. M .49 President Nelson Rockefeller security forces took up positions out­ Palestinians, On the military side, SHOULDER ROAST..*1.39 BOLOGNA or SALAMI.99' President Anwar Sadat, here on a Sadat is looking to the United States iTS.D.A. c h o ic e BONELESS • TOP DELICIOUS will beat former California side. FRESH SOLE FILLETS ‘1.89 J./4" state visit. for aid. MIN. A convoy of embassy employes and CHUCK STEAK “1.59 TASTY TEN COLONIAL 99' ORIGINAL CLAMS A m e r i c a n Gov. Ronald Reagan in a race . FORMERLY BLADE STEAK ‘1.59 APPLES While Sadat’s hardware shopping for the nomination, but would children sped through the war- The two leaders planned further list includes F16 fighter jets, tanks. prefer to see a new face on the littered streets and reached the air­ White House talks on those issues ticket. port, diplomats said, but they could today after Sadat conferred with Hawk missiles and sophisticated electronic equipment, U.S. officials In fairness to our customers, we reserve the right to limit sales to three packages of any item except where otherwise noted. Items offered for sale not available in case lots or toother retail dealers or wholesalers not immediately say how many were Defense Secretary James in the first evacuation flight. Schlesinger. Sadat also was to talk expect significant military aid to I Regional Spilled milk Heavy fighting raged through the with Secretary of State Henry Egypt is unlikely until after the 1976 sea-front hotel area as Christian and Kissinger. presidential election. Fresh Grade 'A' U Light n' Lively Shrunken During toast remarks at a White FACIAL NEWPORT, R.I. - Some A stream of fresh milk trickles from this Dari-Maid Milk Co. Moslem militias ignored a cease-fire Spokesmen for both sides said Ford Head House banquet honoring President women in the United States truck and down along the north curb of Bissell St. The car driven call and carried their battle into its told Sadat Monday he plans to ask Large Eggs seventh week. and Mrs. Sadat, both presidents TIS Apple plan to go on strike Wednesday by Peter Gallasso, 74, of 36 Henry St. struck the left front end of Congress for major economic aid to declared ther intent to maintain the FOOD MART ■ WHITE ' j GALLON CARTON VANITY FAIR . 134 COUNT PKG. ■ 3 PL Y LIPTON . 4 OZ. PKG. to show the system how much The current round of fighting has Egypt for this year. Sculpture the truck driven by Charles R. Pillard, 46, of 16 Lodge Dr. left about 850 dead and more than 2,- momentum for peace in the Middle it needs them, but it will be On the diplomatic front, Sadat East. “Male Appreciation Day Neither man was hurt badly, police said. Gallasso received a 100 wounded. $ 6 ? 9 (MAD) in Newport. Mayor written warning for failure to grant the right of way at an in­ Moslems advanced on the coast Humphrey J. Donnelly III said tersection. No one cried, police said. (Herald photo by Pinto) from two sides toward the 24-story many women urged him to sign Holiday Inn, raking its walls with Aid plan would require a “ MAD Day” proclamation and they “will exercise their bank, union sacrifices DOLE PINK PINEAPPLE GRAPEFRUIT Kit comes complete with all materials needed for day by being more kind to their man.” WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. Adlai planned to start drafting its own Fruit Drink 44 o r CAN Bread Mixes 69' Ken'l Rationp^TOD packM.09 making 6 "Shrunken Head" pendants, including the ALL FALVORS CORONET D ELTA "Shrinker," face templates, plastic sculpting tool, Rockville students voice E. Stevenson, D-Ill., today asked save-New York legislation synthetic "hair." beads, watercolor paints, gloss 200FT ROLL BOSTON — While attendance Congress to approve a plan requiring Wednesday. Glad Wrap Royal Gelatin PK°s 3 Toilet Tissue 59'^ finish, brush, aluminum wire, "T " pins, cord, and DEEP BROWN OR MOLASSES* easy-to-follow, illustrated instructions. Box size: plummeted at Boston’s two New York City’s banks and union There was no explanation for U OZ. $ ■ WHOLE KERNE L Q »7 OZ S 1 DEL M ONTE CANS 13" x934"x4". No. 15U most troubled high schools members to make some sacrifices in Simon’s action. But some committee Libby's Beans Gay la Soda.*^^ 0 ^0 “!^? 8«n\M . Corn OR CREAM STYLE.E O I Monday, an estimated 10,000 double session support return for federal help to avert staff aides said they understood that high-spirited antibusing default, President Ford was about to issue a Stevenson proposed the plan to the new statement on the ad­ demonstrators marched BARBARA RICHMOND He said after the answers are com­ expressing fear about the disruption Senate Banking Committee as an ministration’s position toward the through the heart of South Herald Reporter piled it will be given to the board and the change will cause. alternative to a plan advanced by possible default of New York City. ‘ Franco American Sweet 'n Low Marshmallow Boston to mark “National Rockville High School students the board will be asked for a re-vote. Several board members said they Silver Floss ZAREX PEANUT Sen. William Proxmire, D-Wis., the Ford has opposed federal interven­ Boycott Day.” About 500 police presented their case Monday night. Leary said, "Basically we want will stand by their single session SUGAR panel chairman. Proxmire's bill tion to prevent default despite the Spaghettio's Fluff BUTTER in riot gear patrolled South The Board of Education listened you to leave the question open." He decision. Robert Dubeau said he KRAUT SYRUP Boston High School but no called for making $6 billion in misgivings in the financial world of 150Z. CANS 27 OZ. CANS SUBSTITUTE ALL FLAVORS 7'/z OZ. JAR PLANTER'S ■ 18 OZ. JAR but decided it would not rush to said they want to be objective in the would like to see more cooperation to serious incidents were reverse a decision to put the high federally guaranteed loans available the potential consequences of so 1 questionnaire and therefore will let make the change as easy as possible, 00 16 OZ. IC reported. to the city and did not contain the severe a financial shock. FOR " COUNT school on single sessions in the board see it before it goes out. “I stand by my position but don't BOTTLE new conditions. Sen. James L. Buckley, CR-N.Y., 3 ro« PKG. February. William Houle, chairman of the want to see 90 per cent of the Treasury Secretary William E. arranged to bring a delegation of 11 The board, earlier this month, board, then appointed a sub­ students disrupted and see no reason Simon unexpectedly cancelled an New York labor leaders to meet with voted to p on single sessions in committee made up of two student for it,” he said. National appearance before the House Ford at the White House for a half 30 A, rr\ vr. February if the high school addition representatives, Leary and Joanne James Boettcher said if the sub­ BETTY CROCKER LAYER DEL MONTE CUT OR FRENCH STYLE banking subcommittee which had hour this afternoon. COUNT ALL FLAVORS I OZ is completed as expected. This vote Ramondetta and Board Members committee works out the details and Sandwich Bags PKG Purina Meow Mix^l .39 i r 1 OZ. PKG. CANS § NEW YORK - Egpytian ALL VARIETIES OZ. CAN Cake Mixes Green Beans 2 was against the recommendation of Steven Marcham, James Boettcher finds the change will greatly disrupt BETTY CROCKER ALL FLAVORS VANITY 7$ COUNT U S OZ. 44 OZ ji; President Anwar el Sadat will Dr. Raymond Ramsdell, superinten­ and Betsy Steele. The committee will the students or the cost will be large Napkins FAIR PKG. Lovin'Spoonfuls Date Bar Mix PKG Hawaiian Punch CAN g get an official cold shoulder Shelton teachers on strike PILLSBURY ■ ^ FOOD CLUB YELLOW dent who advised continuance of the restudy the entire matter. or the school is not be ready, then the BETTY CROCKER 7.1 OZ i;i from the city Thursday during double sessions until next fall. C. David Oliphant, chairman of the board may choose to remain on dou­ SHELTON (UPI) — Teachers went The communitie’s 11 schools opened Coconut SNOFLAKE Hot Roll Mix p'kb' 59" Frostings ALL FLAVORS PKC. Popping Corn » his visit to New York for an ad- The plan the board approved calls high school English department, ble sessions.” on strike today and School Supt. for a half-day session Monday. •j: dress before the United for complete rescheduling for the urged rejection of any plan involving Mrs. Devra Baum charged there Edward Finn ordered schools closed. The vote Sunday was taken to con­ Nations. Mayor Abraham morning and afternoon sessions using a total rescheduling of pupils “since was a lack of communication concer­ About 350 teachers decided early sider ways of protesting against city Confectionery Beame has refused to greet a seven period day. our English program would be vir­ ning the proposed plans for change. today to carry out their strike threat. officials who had rejected a proposed TOMATO Chicken Hl-C CAC Sadat because Egypt backed a A third proposal considered would tually destroyed thereby.’’ She said she was not aware the plan Picket lines were set up at the high contract between the school board p recent U.N. resolution con- utilize the morning and afternoon He explained books are swapped voted would mean a total school. and the Shelton Education Associa­ SUGAR Noodle Soup MIX 1 DRINKS COLA ip deming Zionism as a form of sessions, changing in February, but around during the school year as rescheduling or she wouldn't have The teachers met Sunday night and tion. DOMINO - I LB. PKG. DELM 0N TE -44 0Z. CAN FOOD CLUB - 10’lOZ. CAN BETTY CROCKER ■ ALL FLAVORS' REG OR DIET 12 OZ CANS racism. starting both groups at the same most English courses use several approved it. overwhelmingly authorized a strike The contract, giving the teachers a time. A seventh period would be different texts. He said if students The sessions m atter is on the but, at a meeting early Monday, they 7.5 per cent pay hike, had been en­ added at the end of the day for extra dorsed by the Board of Education but CANS are completely shuffled for the se­ November agenda. decided to postpone the actual MIAMI — Tropical storm curricular activities. This would not cond semester, any book a teacher walkout. was rejected by the aldermen. Hallie today headed out over involve a massive re-scheduling mid­ offers will have been studied during the Atlantic Ocean and year. the first semester by many of his BUITONI- ZITI SPAGHETTI THIN SPAGHETTI & ELBOWS PILLSBURY PROGRESSO ASSORTED TOWELS weather forecasters turned Three seniors, designated to speak, students. 10 COUNT their attention to a new outlined their fears concerning “Worse yet, few will have the Pasta Romana 3-= *1. Pie Crust Mix n OZ PKG 35" Bread Crumbs PKC Junkyard zone change denied Handi Wipes tropical depression in the changing in the middle of the year. same background of experiences,” fOOD II OZ. LYSOL BETTY CROCKER^ JAR I LB PKG southwest Caribbean. The new. Speaking were James Hahn, presi­ he added. Grape Jam CLUB 59" Friskies VARIETIES M.49 Bowl Cleaner 14 OZ Pie Crust Mix n OZ PKC « PRINCE weak depression was expected dent of the senior class; Scott Price, By DOUG BEVINS acre tract off Parker St. closest to The applicant apparently FOOD CLUB One father of two students, Walter residential areas probably won’t be requested rezoning of land he didn’t 41 OZ BOTTLE to drift northward today, president of Student Council; and Grape Jelly II OZ JAR 59" Shells & Cheddar 25 Crisco Oil Blue Borateem PKo'M .49 VonHone, urged the board to go along Herald Reporter bearing winds of 35 miles per John Leary, student representative developed. own so he’d have enough of a buffer with Dr. Ramsdell. Double sessions The Agnew property, now zoned hour — four miles short of gale on the school board. Manchester’s Planning and Zoning zone around the proposed junkyard. are the lesser of two evils. Rural Residence, is bounded on two strength — and bring a few They expressed concern about Commission (PZC) has rejected an If only the junkyard site was to be sides by other Industrial Zones. It is GREA T SELECTION OF FROZEN FOODS! squalls associated with heavier seniors and juniors who have after­ Robert Callahan, another parent, Industrial Zone to allow a junkyard rezoned, the applicant wouldn’t be DAIRY. . FRESH FROM THE Vi/ORLD’S BEST PASTURE LAND! HEAL TH a BEAUTYA/DS! separated from the Forest Hills rains. noon jobs (seniors and juniors attend took the opposite stand saying he felt off Tolland Tpke. and it has approved able to meet requirements for a 500- residential subdivision by a 66-foot- the morning session) and the fact double sessions have caused up­ an Industrial Zone off Parker St. for foot buffer. Light n' Light n' wide railroad right-of-way, which SWANSON LAYER MUENSTER LISTERINE e-TiPs they need the money for college and heavals in many families. unspecified uses. PZC members considered partial PZC members said would serve as a KRAFT said they are not opposed to going off “There’s no reason why we should Voting on rezoning applications approval of the zone change, but DINNERS CAKES Lively CHEESE SLICES I OZ. PKG ' Lively Antiseptic Cotton I International buffer. SIRLOIN-MEAT LOAF TURKEY 79 double sessions per se but are op­ procrastinate and wait until next Monday night, the PZC also approved dropped that plan when they dis­ PEPPERIDGE FARMS-ALLVAR. SALISBURY STEAK FRIED CHICKEN Yogurt Residents of Forest Hills opposed 32 OUNCE ip LA PAZ, Bolivia — Air force posed to the conflicts of making the September,” he said. a Residence AA Zone application off covered that partial rezoning would MILK PILLSBURY ^ ^ Swabs the Agnew application at a Sept. 8 10 OZ. 17 OZ. ALL VARIETIES BOTTLE 170 COUNT PKG. iP helicopters set out over the change in mid-year. Several other students made im­ Birch Mt. Rd. create an Industrial Zone without S f ^ O S Vi GAL. CARTON 8 OZ. CUP public hearing. PKG. PKG. p steep slopes of the Andes Price said the Student Council is promptu speeches most favoring In approving a zone change sought access to public streets. BISCUITS PZC members voted unanimously BUTTER M ILK OR COUNTRY STYLE ijj mountains today to recover the going to work up a questionnaire to waiting until next September to by Robert W. Agnew, PZC members to approve the Agnew request despite The PZC’s reason for denial was bodies of 55 men, women and go to students, faculty and taxpayers. make the change and most agreed that a portion of Agnew’s 18- BALLARD _ ip children killed in the crash of a an unusual reluctance by the that there was “insufficient reason to Birds Eye Birds Eye members to second a favorable mo­ change the zone.” MINI military transport plane Mon- BISCUITS 2 ”“ 2 7 STAY FREE *1.39 tion. Chairman Alfred Sieffert finally COTTAGE HERBAL OR REG _____ I day. The PZC also voted unanimously in Cut Corn Oreen Peas PILLSBURY FUDGE Whipped \/AOCI IfilP INTENSIVECARE seconded Ronald Gates’ motion after VASELINE LOTION «OZ BOTTLE 79 approving a Rural Residence-to- CHEESE BROWNIES HOT PKG 8C Cream COLGATE REG OR LIME p MADRID — The Spanish Jai alai investigation begins a period of silence. BREAKSTONE Residence AA change for 13 acres of SHAVE CREAM II „ OZo. CAN« n 49 After the unanimous vote, the PZC 10 OZ. VITA p; government has abandoned the land on the west side of Birch Mt. Rd. 10 OZ. REGULAR CALIFORNIA Cheese TECRIN HARTFORD (UPI) — A Superior Mulvey told newsmen gathered released a list of 40 persons who may PKGS. PKGS. 1 LB CONTAINER TASTEE BITS I OZ. JAR ]>« OZ P'idea of proclaiming ailing gave its reasons for changing the NUCOA• WALDBAUM'S • $ OZ. PKG LOTION SHAMPOO BOTTLE 99' Court room was sealed tight today as outside his court room that he was be called to testify before Mulvey. zone: Rezoning would be a logical I LB PKC REG. OR LIME •g Generalissimo Francisco a one-man grand jury began review The applicant, Nutmeg Homes MARGARINE QUARTERS appointed state attorney general in The list includes former state extension of existing Industrial Zone ALL READY TRAC n SHAVE CREAM'i*" 99' p Franco incapacitated but may of allegations against the promoters Inc., is planning a 10-lot subdivision REG. OR CINNAMON ; k° o" s g i e 1963, when Bailey was Democratic FRENCH TOAST 49' U OZ Republican Chairman J. Brian in the area and would provide for the at the site, the PZC was told at an CONTAINER P temporarily hand over power of the Bridgeport Jai Alai fronton. DIET GELATIN SUAVE SHAMPOO B O TTL E 69' State Chairman, but he was never Gaffney. most appropriate use of the land. Slr«w. Apple Apncet Tjnfer'flt Strpw. Creme RifiM to Prince Juan Carlos de Bor- Superior Court Judge Harold Oct. 6 public hearing. ORANGE JUICE — 53' close to Bailey, who died last April. Meantime, State Police Com­ “It’s certainly not a residential P bon, government sources said Mulvey, appointed as the grand juror Mulvey won re-election in 1966 on Objections to rezoning voiced at :5i today. Franco, gravely ill missioner Edward Leonard said he area,” Sieffert said. BREAD DOUGH FROST s PACK PKG *1.09 at the request of the state’s at­ the Democratic ticket and left the the hearing — primarily traffic and WALDBAUM'S DELICIOUS NEW YORK STYLE DELI! FRESH BAKED GOODS p following several heart attacks had assigned six additional troopers The PZC’s vote to deny the Tolland torney’s office, may start today to following year for the bench. to the Statewide Organized Crime Tpke. application, filed by Henry drainage problems — could be MORTONS MINI DONUTS 69' S this past week, may recover question witnesses in connection with The only persons observed entering resolved when the developer files HOWARD JOHNSON NOVA SCOTIA OR ALASKAN WHITE a according to his doctors. Investigative Task Force, which is Glode et al and Stephen Gluck et al, the mushrooming scandal at the $14 the room were Chief State’s Attorney probing the jai alai scandal. trustees, was unanimous. Glode and subdivision plans, PZC members MACARONI & CHEESE 39' LOX SALE Li M.49 million facility, JARLSBURG BOAST MUFFINS Joseph T. Gormley and an uniden­ Leonard said the troopers will join Gluck sought a change from Rural said. A ISOLJhTED I MONASTEEVIN, Ireland - Mulvey, who opened the investiga­ HOOD'S HOODSIE CUPS 99' SWISS CHEESE - *1.89 FOOD MART WALDBAUM'S tified bank employe who apparently SOCITF “for the specific purpose” of Residence to Industrial Zone for PROTilN CARANDO 20 OZ. LOAVES ‘ •The Jjddnapers of Dutch tion Monday by doing only FRESHLY 8 PACKS was on hand to present bank helping it inquire into possible about 78 acres of land near the East FORMULA 73 GENOA SALAMI '" *1.49 businessman Tiede Herrema preliminary paperwork, also was to SEAFOOD PLATTER 69' SLICED statements and files needed in the wrongdoings by Bridgeport jai alai Hartford town line. have hung a string of study a letter he received from the BEEF BOLOGNA '" *1.29 case. promoters. Plans for an automobile junkyard VEGETABLES INTERNATIONAL 10 OZ. FKO. 59' 3 « . $ I , explosives around his neck, it family of the late John M. Bailey. Its While Mulvey’s inquiry is to es­ Inside today OetINTAL . ITALIAN • FLORBNTINB OR CHUCK WAGON CORN Leonard said that since his appoint­ to be developed by Frank Pandolfe of FRANKS NATURAL CASINO Li. .39 was reported today. Police contents were not made public. LB. tablish possible criminality in the ment as commissioner in May, he Hartford were disclosed at an Aug. 11 V ■ ------^ ^ ^ continue to surround the house Bailey, former state and national Obituaries...... 8 scandal, a Nov. 6-7 hearing scheduled has placed organized crime at the top public hearing. There was con­ Andover ... In fairness fo our customers, we reserve the right fo limit sales to three packages of any Item except where otherwise noted. Items ottered for sale not available in case lots or toother retail dealers or wholesalers. where the man, kidnaped 26 Democratic chairman, has been ac­ Bolton...... Open Forum__ 6 by the Special Revenue Commission of his priority list by making ad­ siderable opposition to rezoning; days ago, has been held under cused of taking a $200,(K)0 cash pay­ will determine whether the fronton’s Classified .. S. Windsor...... 3 seige for the past week. ministrative changes within SOCITF among the opponents were several Comics__ Sports...... 9,10,12 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE prices effective in Manchester MANCHESTER PARKADE ment in return for helping the jai alai gambling permit should be revoked. and adding more manpower. get a gambling permit. property owners whose land was in­ E. Hartford Tolland...... 16 ^ ' i ( The commission last week cluded in the rezoning site. Hebron .. Vernon...... 8,16