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The weather ’ ( ! Rain and drizzle gradually ending tonight. High in 50s. Lows overnight, 40 to 50. Tuesday, becoming partly sunny and warmer, high in 60s. iEupninn Mpralii MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1975- VOL. XCV, No. 17 Manchester—A City of Village Charm SIXTEEN PAGES PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS

<;Fr HOW NkAI £/vrfiy News Real GNP growth rate ‘■•Ail summary (compiled from fastest in 20 years rnil«*(l Internutionul WASHINGTON (UPI) - The national highest quarterly rise since the 12.4 per cent in the third quarter, down from 5.1 ivM in economy measured by the real Gross cent gain in the first quarter of 1955. per cent in the second quarter and 9 per National Product increased 11.2 per cent Commerce said private investment in­ cent in the first quarter. State in the third quarter for the fastest growth creased $14.2 billion to $94.9 billion. That When inflation is added, Commerce said ^SERlif rate in more than 20 years, the Commerce was much lower than the $120.5 billion an­ the GNP increased 16.7 per cent to $1,498 Department said today. nual rate at the end of 1974, but still GROTON — The 16-week strike by trillion. It was the biggest increase since 10,000 workers at the Electric Boat The GNP gains occurred primarily marked the first rise in two years, an in­ the 8.9 per cent rise in the first quarter of dication that production and job oppor- Division of General Dynamics was because consumers dipped into their 1951 during the Korean War. tunites will begin to grow rather than at another impasse today despite 11 savings to buy durables like cars and home Commerce said consumers increased shrink. consecutive days of talks in appliances, while wealthy Americans and spending $9.2 billion to $548.9 billion in the Washington. Negotiators were sent business increased investment spending GNP measures the dollar value of all third quarter. Since personal income ./ home by William J. Usery Jr., chief by a stunning 18 per cent. the production of farms, factories, mines declined at an annual rate of $5 a person to federal mediator, to reconsider Consumers had been saving at unusually and utilities and the services of govern­ $5,045, the increased spending came from .<>''■ - o ' their respective stands on wages. high rates since last October. Private sec­ ment employes, doctors, bank tellers, in­ personal savings and employment gains. .(? tor investment had been falling steadily surance salesmen, dry cleaners and other Personal savings dipped from 10.6 per 2 A A ^ A o. since the 1973 Arab oil embargo. nonproduction workers. cent of disposable personal income in the second quarter to 7.7 per cent in the third FARMINGTON — A strike by The real GNP was estimated at $804.6 Contributing to the second consecutive quarter. nurses, technicians and drivers at billion at the end of the July-September quarterly rise in GNP was an easing in the the Red Cross Blood Center entered quarter, up from $783.6 billion in the se­ But unemployment fell from a second inflation rate which enabled consumers quarter average of 8 9 per cent of the its sixth day today with talks stalled ; cond quarter. /( . and investors to get more for their money. workforce to about 8.3 per cent in the third S ^ on the wage issue. Officials have ; The 11.2 per cent increase was the The inflation rate was estimated at 5 per "uarter. ^ .’Ilf. "" r e e issued an urgent appeal for blood : donors citing the need in the state : O ^ for 2,800 pints a week. : New York City’s next hurdle HARTFORD — Hartford police union leader Jerry Martin says policemen will be taking a “serious is how to save $724 million job action” within two weeks. In a r statement today, Martin accused By I niU'd Pre.ns Inlcrnutionul Police Chief Hugo Masini and city Victor Gotbaum, head of the largest city things that are going to put people out of 30 With imminent default averted, a three- employes union and chairman of a coali­ work in their city.” Tonight maybe officials of insensitivity and in­ year austerity plan to save $724 million is difference to the men on the force. tion of the municipal unions, said Sunday But Simon said President Ford remains the next hurdle for New York City to sur­ he would call a general strike if a three- opposed to federal assistance for New These World Series tickets were to have been used Saturday in Boston's Their contract expired in June and mount. year wage freeze was imposed. York, "because he feels, and I believe Fenway Park, but it rained. Ditto for Sunday. It was still raining this mor­ negotiations are at an impasse. The city says the budget-trimming, “If they are able to enforce a three-year rightfully so. that the solution to the ning so tonight’s game may be washed out too. The weatherman says there is ordered by a state board that has authority freeze it will effectively kill collective problem up there rests there for (city of­ an 80 per cent chance of rain in Boston tonight. Tomorrow maybe’i’ (Herald over the city’s fiscai affairs, could result bargaining. Obviously we don't want ficials) to solve. And they have the ability photo by Pinto in the firing of up to 8,000 more workers that,” Gotbaum said. to solve them. ” Regional this year, and a possible wage freeze for Default by the city, the mayor said Sun­ three years. Municipal workers have day, would have “a catastrophic effect, warned a general strike may be called if nationally and internationally,” and the BANGOR, Maine — Maine wages are frozen. effect on municipal services would be jj; woodsmen voted to end their two- Mayor Abraham Beame has prepared devastating. End of heavy rainfall S week strike Sunday night and return budget proposals that would save $200 New York was about to default on its to work today. They also voted to S million during the remainder of this fiscal debts Friday when the city teachers’ un­ disband the Maine Woodsmens’ :j: year, and a total of $724 million over three ion, reversing its vote of the day before, Association and reorganize as the years. The spending cuts must be ap­ decided to use $150 million in pension New England Woodsmens’ Associa- expected late today proved by the Emergency Financial Con­ funds to buy city notes and support the 0 ij: tion, an affiliate of the United >:• trol Board, which has the authority to state aid plan. Brotherhood of Carpenters and >;! revise them. Treasury Secretary William Simon By I iiih'il Pri'::• Stabilization in Washington. lying areas. Authorities said several streets flooded season opening days, the department said. :$ members of a Wethersfield, Conn., >•: The soggy weekend put a damper on the when fallen leaves clogged street drains. K family, missing and presumed opening of Connecticut’s uplands hunting drowned in Sunset Lake. Missing C season, and at least one traffic death was are James Burke, 49, and his five- Kissinger, Chinese leader attributed to the wet conditions. Town begins foreclosure 300 ij: year-old son, John. The body of The U.S. Weather Service at Windsor :|:j Eleanor Burke, 48, was recovered :j; review world situation Locks said the rains would continue until Sunday. The boating accident oc- late today but it would be a light rain that cured sometime between Friday would only cause minor flooding in low on Druckman property and Sunday. PEKING (UPI) — Secretary of State The initial meeting opened with lying areas. By SOL R. COHEN to be served on Druckman. Henry Kissinger and China’s day-to-day Kissinger and Teng laughing off a dinner Two inches of rain were recorded Satur­ llt-rald Beporlcr As permitted under the first notice of dispute over detente. day, and the rain began to let up by late order, a letter and the notice were sent to ruler reviewed the international situation Town Counsel William Broneill said T afternoon Sunday. The service said Druckman by registered mail, with a today in their first meeting in the ornate “It doesn’t matter even if we quarrel a today the machinery was set in motion another .75 inches fell Sunday. receipt requested. He is ordered to appear Great Hall of the People. bit,” Teng said, as he sat amid crystal last Thursday for a foreclosure action National The Connecticut River was expected to on or before Nov. 13 in Hartford County Kissinger attended the talks for an hour chandeliers, porcelain spittoons and red against the property at 811-821 Main St. ant crest this afternoon at 14-15 feet, the Court of Common Pleas to defend the ac­ and 40 minutes, then knocked off for lunch velvet carpeting. The property is owned by Abraham Forecast Center in Hartford said Sunday. tion. WASHINGTON — Transportation and an extra hour so he could show his Druckman of New York City, who owes in Across the bargaining table in the or­ The river’s flood level is 16 feet. If he doesn't appear, explained Broneill, Secretary William Coleman today wife, Nancy, Peking’s Museum of Ancient excess of $30,000 in back taxes on the nate, block-square hall, Kissinger Minor flooding in low lying areas was size reversed long-time federal plans for Art. former W.T. Grant building. the town may apply for a subsequent order laughed, nodded,and joked that an argu­ expected, however, other rivers should re­ of notice and advertise the pending action 150-nr.ile per hour passenger trains Kissinger then went back to the table for Broneill said he filed an application ment “gives the press something to write main in their banks, the center said. in New York newspapers, leading to a between Washington and Boston. He a second session with Vice Premier Teng Thursday for a first order of notice with about.” court action, or it may seek a judgment by said the “budget crunch” prevented Hsiao-ping. In a fatal car accident, Mary Jane Hartford County Court of Common Pleas default and request that title to the proper­ •:j; justification of the $4 billion plan. A spokesman for Kissinger said the “Yes, and they will immediately report LaPhamme Carey, 30, ot Hartford, died and that it was signed the same day by the ty be vested in the Town of Manchester. J;! talks were “cordial and frank,” but this sentence,” the 5-foot-2 Teng, his Saturday as a result of injuries she court clerk. The notice is required in law received when struck by a car Friday Broneill said Druckman has several I WASHINGTON - President Ford described them only as a “review of the shoulders barely above the table, said as suits against out-of-state defendants. night as she walked across New Britain alternates, including payment of his back ij;: spent Sunday working on a proposal international situation.” he grinned at American reporters in the Broneill said a lis pendens (notice of ac­ Avenue in Hartford. The driver told police taxes, thus stopping the action, or ::j: to eliminate abuses in the food The Chinese staged their most popular hall. tion pending) was filed Friday and papers the car skidded because of the rain. requesting a foreclosure sale, to satisfy ;j:j stamp program and save the modern opera, “The Azalea Mountain,” Teng is the man who governs China were given the same day to the sheriff — the back taxes. government $1 billion. Agriculture for the Kissingers this evening. The opera while Communist party Chairman Mao A large rockfall Saturday brought down Secretary Earl Butz was to unveil tells the story of peasant revolutionaries Tse-tung, 82, lives as a virtual recluse and the details at a meeting of the faced with the choice of saving their Premier Chou En-lai, 77, is reported to be ij: Senate Agriculture Committee hideout or a grandmother. incurably ill with a heart ailment. Jai alai promoter requests :j;j today.

i;; SAN FRANCISCO — Psychiatric j:- reports on Patricia Hearst’s mental w competency to stand trial on an elosed hearing on allegations ij: armed bank robbery charge are jij being distributed to attorneys by the HARTFORD (UPI) — State gaming to be the largest in the world, is scheduled t/ie request ot the state gaming commis­ ij: judge, a lawyer for the newspaper commission Chairman Paul J. Silvergleid to open in Brideport’s East Side by mid- sion, officially known as the Connecticut heiress said Sunday night. says some parts of a Nov. 6 hearing into November. Commission on Special Revenue. 2 alleged wrongdoings by a Bridgeport jai The fronton was principally financed by Gov. Ella T. Grasso has ordered the ijij WASHINGTON - The U.S. M:: alai fronton could be closed to the public. a Teamsters union pension fund under in­ gaming commission to stop issuing ij: Department of Agriculture may Silvergleid said the lawyer for the jai vestigation by federal authorities for gambling licenses until all other >:j restrict sale of bacon unless alai promoter, Connecticut Sports Enter­ allegedly making risky loans and denying parimutuel betting outlets in Connecticut i:-: manufacturers reduce drastically prises Inc., has asked the entire hearing in benefits to qualified union members. are investigated. ijj the amount of sodium nitrite used in Wethersfield be closed. State Supreme Court Justice John P. They include other frontons in Milford processing. Sodium nitrite has been “If there are any portions of that Cotter Thursday appointed Hartford and Hartford, a dog track in Plainfield and jij; labeled as a potential cause of hearing that they request to be held in Superior Court Judge Harold Mulvey as a a horse track in Wolcott which apparently ijij cancer by a scientific panel which executive session, they must justify it, ” one-man state grand jury. will lose its provisional license because of S concluded current levels of nitrites Silvergleid Said in a weekend broadcast in­ SOCITF began its inquiry into the jai environmental and traffic problems. :i:j “are not needed.” terview. “The commission will make its alai’s finances about three months ago at determination at the time.” The hearing is to determine whether Connecticut Sports should have its Eighth District to set date International gambling license revoked. A federal probe and two state agencies are looking into on Buckland petition tonight possible legal violations involved in the ii BONN, West Germany — iji fronton. The Eighth District board of directors new special meeting will be on the new jij Alabama Gov, George Wallace said >ij The U.S. Organized Crime Strike force tonight will set a date for a special petition. j:j: today U.S. policy before World War jiji has joined a one-man state grand jury and meeting of district electors — to consider The mechanics of the Nov. 7 special :jij II helped Adolph Hitler’s rise to the Statewide Organized Crime a petition for expanding district boun­ meeting and vote will be spelldd out after ijij power in Germany. On a five-nation jjij Investigative Task Force in probing the daries into the Buckland area. The Oct. 26, when LaBelle returns from a trip jiji tour, he visited with West German jiji allegations. scheduled date is expected to be Nov. 7. to Elurope. jjij officials. j^j The gaming commission has said Tonight’s meeting is at 7 in the District Connecticut Sports Chairman David Firehouse, Main and Hilliard Sts. j$ BEIRUT, Lebanon — An Omani jrj Friend, of Hollywood, Fla., has “ad­ The special meeting will be the dis­ jS government spokesman said today jijj mitted” paying $200,000 cash to the late trict’s second for the same purpose — Inside today jj^ loyal Omani troops have cut off the John M. Bailey, former national and state expansion for fire service into Buckland. jH main supply route for Marxist jij; Charged with six murders Democratic chairman, in exchange for Bolton__ By a voice vote July 31, district electors Classified j?; forces in Dhofar province, iiij helping get a gambling permit. authorized the expansion. However, the Comics .. signalling "the beginning of the j| Charles Erwin Simants, right, is charged with first degree murder of six The commission also alleged a jai alai petition which led to the vote was declared Dear Abby end” of the 10-year-old guerrilla jijj members of a Sutherland, Neb., family Saturday. Bail was refused for the official had been seen with reputed invalid by District counsel John LaBelle Editorial ., . S war. unemployed 29-year-old man described by neighbors as a loner. Taking him organized crime figures, and the firm filed and Assistant Town Counsel Victor Moses. false statements with the commission and MACC news. back to jail in North Platte after his Sunday arraignment is Lincoln County As a result, a new petition was cir­ MC calendar Sheriff Gordon Gilster. (UPI photo) lending institutions. culated — to meet all requirements. The - The $14 million jai alai fronton, believed Obituaries .. 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99* MON. & TUES. 99* Legion’s auxiliary The candidates are saying c o u e g e i Masons set Past Master^s Night 1-86 EXIT 91 -FOLLOW BURNSIDF SIGNS notes anniversary ABOUT TOWN Friendship Lodge of Masons will Presiding as worshipful master for ving Mann, marshal; Merle Tapley, observe Past Master’s Night at the Manchester American Legion prograrhs offered by the the Entered Apprentice degree will be chaplain; John L. Von Deck Jr., MEN.... Vivian F. Ferguson BURNSIDE Masonic Temple Thursday. Malcolm Robertson, past master and NIIR Sm iK • RAZOR CUTTIR6 • LORO RAIR SRAPIHG Itto RinSHBi AVI, I. MTFB. • Auxiliary will observe its 50th American Legion Auxiliary to secretary; Raymond E. Bogue[ Miss Gertrude DeLeo of Hostesses are Mrs. Lillian anniversary Monday at 7:30 schools. It will be a dinner meeting, and current secretary of Manchester treasurer; and Richard Melton! A specific example of lack of proper the quality of water in the well of the resi­ JIM BROWN _ Manchester has been named a McCann and Mrs. Elsie Peter­ LEE VAN CLEEF p.m. at the Legion Home. Refreshments, which will in­ reservations are being taken by Lodge of Masons. historian. .control of salaried manaKement by the dent possibly endangering this supj)ly. director of Oak Hill School for son. “TAKE A HARD RIDP The first organizational clude a birthday cake, will be Ronald G. Mottram, junior steward, Other past masters and their THE MARK OFA Thompson-Democrat majority is Keeney This might have led to liability on the part (PQ) 7:30 »d5. The obligation will be given by John the Blind, Hartford. meeting of the women of the served after the meeting. at 646-4132. The dinner is at 6:30 and stations will be Marshall Hodge, t h ) St. and its numerous problems according of the town in providing water at con­ r6 ber t m it c h u m Davis; the apron lecture by Robert unit with the men of the local Muriel Grover, children and lodge opens at 7:30. to Town Director Vivian F. Ferguson. siderable expense to all taxpayers. Now, Washington School will have SYLVIA MILES senior warden; Harold Leggett, junior Haugh, the working tools by Harold Miss Mary Della Fera of post was Oct. 16, 1925 at the youth chairman, will have these $12,000 fields are being sealed off — an open house Tuesday at 7 p.m. “FAREWELL MY LOVELr The presiding past master was to warden; Wilbur Chadwick, senior Hubbard, the lecture by John L. Von 1. Sewers. The first hearing on sewers Manchester has been named ^ 7 : 3 0 S:28 former Sheridan Hotel on Main Salvation Army dolls for a complete waste of the taxpayer’s The event will open with a PTA have been Harold E. Turkington, but a deacon; Robert Haugh, junior deacon. Deck Sr. and W. Sidney Harrison, and 457 Main Stroot was held in December 1973. Presentation finance chairman of the St. members to dress. The dolls money. welcome in the cafeteria. Dr. STARTS WED. CINE 1 recent heart attack prevents his par­ Also, Fred Gaal, senior steward; the charge by Arne Luescher. MANCHESTER of material by employes was extremely Connecticut Association of James Kennedy, superinten­ WOODY ALLEN Dorothy Linders, education will be used as Christmas gifts 3. Keeney St. is to have storm sewers in­ ticipation. Harold Lavanway, junior steward; Ir­ ,OPEN TUESDAY thru FRIDAY «:30-5-J0; SATURDAY 8-S 647-1167 ^ poor. Questions asked by taxpayers were Local Administrators of dent of schools, and Paul “LOVE AND DEATH” and scholarship chairman, will tb needy children. stalled by next spring. The town is now General Assistance. discuss scholarships and . poorly answered or not answered at all. paving a portion of the street. Work was Greenberg, chairman of Not once during a two-year period did the done on Columbus Day requiring overtime building and sites committee of public get the total answer at any of the The Sunset Club will meet T -T E ^ payments. Had it not rained the previous the Board of Education, will several meetings held on this same topic. Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the Senior Saturday, work would have been done on speak on the referendum for Events Citizens Center. All members renovations and additions to 2. 1974 Bond Referendum on Storm that day as well, again requiring overtime -friEATRls^ PICKUP are reminded to bring a can of Bentley and Washington Drainage Projects. Two million dollars pay. Two questions immediately arise: food for the kitchen social. at MCC YOUR was voted by taxpayers to provide Would a day or two have made that much Schools. Children should be ac­ COPY adequate storm drainage on various difference when the residents of Keeney companied by parents. UtfEP^WCfH OF OUR Silk Town LaLeche League Manchester Community VALUE streets including Keeney. Instead of star­ St. have been more than patient for years? will meet Tuesday at 10 a.m. at T i n College offers this calendar of BIG o c i o b ^ S A L E ting a proper project, management used St. Mary’s Episcopal Church PACKED Why pay overtime? More importantly, the home of Lois Lawrence, 32 S R S fiV i events in the interest of the CIRCULAR $12,172 to build leaching galleries to take will this paving have to be ripped up and will have a Bible study Tuesday Walker St., for an informal dis­ at 10 a.m. at 463 Center St. ? iS B i community. All the MCC spon­ Sale Starts Monday, Oct. 20th Thru Saturday, Oct. 25th care of the water drain-off. Town per­ redone when the storm drainage work cussion of the art of breast sored activities listed below are sonnel did not even know that these takes place? Let me point out, too, that feeding and overcoming dif­ I ROCKVIllE.EJSTMAIKSI.m M09 open to the public and many are leaching galleries were being built too those storm drains that have been put in ficulties. Babies are welcome. free of charge. close to a well, the only source of water are already settling and cracking. Finally, More information may be ob­ (}{2;:^THEATRES EAST Call 646-2137 for further infor­ AIM supply for long-time residents. When although paving has been done, there is tained by contacting Mrs. VIDDU TPk L MANCNLJURSH PARk AOC • L I) i mation on any of the activities. Concepts Toothpaste questioned by the residents, they were told still a big “Thank-you-mam” bump in the Lawrence or Kathy Siddons, 89 Curly Q that town employes did not know there road. Tanner St. Tuesday, Oct. 21 was a well nearby. It was thought that a 8 ROCKVIllE EASEMAIKSI 8(2-9809 6.4 Oz. How are situations like this to be • *HELP-Luncheon — noon, Curling Iron septic tank was located there. Why was straightened out? By ending this govern­ The Women’s Home League Reg. 97c of the Salvation Army will meet I U*MK( HWW YiMMm Student Center, $1.50. this not checked? ment by crisis and electing a Board of HABD TIMES 2 **HFSM Dinner - Middle Following heavy rains, these leaching Directors which has the guts to stop Tuesday at 12:30 p.m. at the .ft. MODESS UIBREf^nii East menu — 6 p.m.. Student galleries proved inadequate. At the same Citadel. Hostesses are Mrs. i Biuesssf^ AfomllgfllmbyjMtamf I ducking the issue of poor management. Center, $4. Sanitary Napkins time, water testing indicated a change in It’s just as simple as that! Molly Bell and Mrs. Brig. G. View day care exhibit Simons. ____ Men’s 24's ALL Wednesday, Oct. 22 Pre-Shrunk Cotton REG OR SUPER i Jennifer Kelly, 6, and her sister, Colleen, 4, both of Rachel **HFSM Dinner — Russian Reg. 1.39 The Manchester WATES will ENDS TUESI (R1 \ THEATERS 99Flannel ROBERJIMITCHUM $4. SAVE Curls or straightens hair Mayor John Thompson Bank featuring the day care center at Manchester Com­ Weighing-in will be from 7 to 8 GILLETTE “FAREWELL MY LOVELY” Speaker — Gertrude McCall, Ladies’ Shirts OVER in minutes; has handy munity College. An MCC official said Friday the center p.m. Members are reminded to clip that holds stranos, Trac II Blades Mayor John Thompson stated today the several years. Improvements that were MDn.-TuDS. 99* Manchester Evening Herald welfare mother, 7:30 p.m., 700% Acrylic has openings in several of its time periods. Note the bring items for the games. releases them easily. Democratic majority directors can cam­ not acted upon by previous Republican Starts Wed. a Women’s Center, free. or Nylon stickers on the girls’ coats. They like the Red Sox. (Herald “Leva and Daatli” Published every evening except Lightweight, easy to use. 2 7 paign on a record of responsible and boards. The Manchester Italian- / Sundays and holidays, Entered at #4001 Our Reg. 6.99 P k g .o l9 responsive government. “Lincoln Center was renovated. New of­ photo by Dunn) the Manchester, Conn., Post Office Thursday, Oct. 23 Long Sleeve Reg. 1.89 American Society will meet at as Second Class Mail Matter. Incredible “In the past four years said Thompson, fice space for our public works and the club house on Eldridge St. ♦*HELP-Luncheon — noon, Pullovers MANCHESTER Suggested Carrier Rates Student Center, $1.50. Savings! “taxes in Manchester have increased a engineering departments were created. tonight at 8. There will be a NOW meeting Payable in Advance Nylon or acrylic rib and bare 5 per cent. The Consumer Price This move allowed valuable town hall , TAKE aO U ItS 15 Single copy ...... 15 * Asinuichix HOSPITAL special meeting after the fashion knits in full and AIRWICK 5 oz. Index in that same period increased 28 per space to be freed to house all our fiscal of­ W e e k ly ...... got Friday, Oct. 24 SAt/e i ' jolid / is tonight regular meeting. y " HELD OVER L -, One m o n th ...... $3,90 mock tu rtle or crew necks Mr. Coffee n cent. Using an average house assessment fices under one roof. Improved fiscal coor­ NOTES Duplicate Bridge — 7:45 Warm flannel in bold Solid Air Freshener r JACQUELINE SUSAh Three months ...... $11 70 back zipped. Sizes S,M,L OVER of $12,500, a homeowner paid a totai dination has kept our tax rate low. Lincoln at Hartford Six m o n th s ...... $23 40 p.m., Open $1.75, Novice $1.50, and 34-40. plaids, styled with long 10 Cup Drip Discharged Thursday: John “ONCE IS 0 ™ y e a r ...... $46.80 point collar, breast pocket. property and fire tax of $671.50 in 1971. Center has also meant a new, attractive The administrative board of HR 101, 103. Reg. 4.99 8,5.99 Coffeemaker ■ t a Four years later, he paid an additional sheltered workshop for our retarded The Central Connecticut Bator, 3 Alton St.; Perry Slater, North United Methodist Church NOT ENOUGH” . Mail Rates Upon Request Cross-Country vs. Sizes S to XL. Reg. Chapter of the National 193 Porter St.; Sherwood Keefe, will meet tonight at 8 at the Subscribers who fail to receive Reg. to 4.99. 59c FOR $36.50. An increase of 5 per cent or iess citizens.” Mon.-Tuas. 99* y their newspaper belore 5:30 p.m. Northwestern CC, 3:30 p.m., Your Choice than $1 per month over four years. M ayor Thom pson concluded by Organization for Women will West St., Hebron; Marion church. should telephone the circulation MCC. PHONE 649-9333 department, 647-9946. “At the same time, we have successful­ promising “Continued improvements in meet tonight at 7:30 at the Starkweather, 39 Joseph St.; EJ EASY-OFF Nationally Famous 27 OZ. Refill or 76 OZ. with ly implemented a townwide sidewalk con­ the fiscal operation of government. Our Hartford YWCA, 135 Broad St., James Lindsay, New Britain; Friendship Circle of the Saturday, Oct. 2 Pump • Window Cleaner struction program. A major drainage im­ opponents find it difficult to attack this Hartford. Agostina Agnello, East Hart­ Salvation Army will meet FILM RATING GUIDE • Duplicate Bridge — Open, 1 Men’s Jeans provement program is under way. Twenty- record of accomplishment. I believe the After the business meeting, a ford; Suzanne Hoar, 11 North Tuesday at 7:45 p.m. at The p.m., HR 102, $1.75. Mr. Coffee II brews up to Value For Parents and Their Children Up To 2 eight projects will be done in the next voters will judge us on this record.” program on “Political Routes Rd., Bolton; Darlene Bernard, Citadel. Mrs. Agnes Shauger ' Film — “Cinderella Liber­ 10 cups of delicious coffee 74c FOR to Feminist Goals” will begin Hartford. will lead the worship service. | T | GOCIUI UIDCim M Acs lUmmeil ty” ; 8 p.m., Main Campus .. . never bitter. Includes at 8:15 p.m. keep-warm feature. Auditorium, 50 cents for non­ #CB5000 Reg. 29.99 There will be a panel p u n r u . OmUKX SIKSSTID $ « iw Materlil Ml) Not te SuUUe For Pre-Tmuim students. WOOLITE featuring Ms. Betty Hudson, Ladies’ Cold Water Wash Clarence Brown R RUTHCTHl Unltf 17 rergulrei >cctxnpwy'in{ Parent or Unit Guarian 700% COFFEE FILTERS Connecticut State Senator from I I Monday, Oct. 27 Polyester the 33rd Senatorial District, M Clarence (Bud) Brown, Republican can­ water and sewer fund 79 per cent and for PLAZA DEPT. STORE (X ) m OK u m 17 UWT7D («{a M may vary m cerUin aroat) ♦♦HELP-Luncheon — noon, Knit Pants Reg. 3 2 OZ. H 9 7 and Ms. Ruth Mantak, attorney didate for the Board of Directors, today the Fire District fund 92 per cent. (We Have A Notion To Please) Student Center, $1.50. Rugged 14 oz. denim, 1.49 9 9 * and co-chairwoman of the welltailored in flare Reg. 2.49 I charged, “There’s an alarming trend in He said permanent employes increased ♦Basic Electrocardiogram Smart, trim fitting pullons Connecticut Women's Political Next to Frank’s Supermarket w ith flare leg, stitched boot or straight style. Manchester toward the kind of uncon­ by 28 per cent from 1970 to 1975 and part- Int. — 7 p.m.. Main Campus, E ^ T MIDDLE TPKE., MANCHESTER crease; solids and patterns Sizes 29 to 42. trolled government spending which is at time employes also by 28 per cent. Caucus, a part of the National WPC. rSHOWCASE CINEMA/ 1234 $14. 10 to 18. Machine Reg. 10.99 to 11.49 this moment creating disastrous Passenger vehicles, he said, increased by ♦Non-credit community ser­ There will be a discussion HALLOWEEN COSTUMES washable. Reg. 4.99 situations for municipalities across the 107 per cent, even as the total for all other 1-84EXIT58-SILVER LANE-ROBERTS ST. vices course begins. Open on a CONSERVE period on the importance of country.” vehicles remained constant. . EAST HARTFORD • 24HR. TEL. INFO. 568-8810 space available basis. ENERQYl w om en’s involvem ent in plus FREE LIGHTED PARKING- We Honor MASTER CHARGE. He said his concern is not new and “isn’t He insisted, “There can be no excuse or ♦♦All luncheons and dinners politics as a means of achieving a campaign stance.” rational explanation for these outrageous are held in the Food Service women’s rights of citizenship TRICKS, TREATS and “For years,” said Brown, “I have been increases. In my judgment, for the Dining Room. Tickets may be THE CASUAL WALKER aware of the apparent disregard shown by and of effecting successful c manager and a majority of the board to purchased at the college For Men and Women! our manager and board for the way tax have allowed this sort of thing to happen passage of laws critical to SURPRISES are women. bookstore. money is spent. I have long advocated borders on gross mismanagement of OUR SHOE! The public is invited. more restraint in this area. public funds. The people of this town are ALL AT PLAZA! Wed Mai 1:45; Mon. Thnilil En Wed Mat 1:45; Moa Tlmi Frt Evn Producing figures he said was prepared 7:40 950; SaL A Sul Coni 1:30 , . 730 930: Sat $ Sun. 230 350 entitled to know why, over a brief five- 5:40 730 930 for him by the town controller, he said, Need Something? Try Plazal 3;35 5:40 7:40 OM ' Dimmer Switch Prestone Prime year period, they have been made to sup­ ‘Sentimental GENUINE, SUPPLE LEATHER! Firelogs “They show a progressive yearly increase port all those additional employes and /A B O U T In the new, natural cut for super Absorbs moisture, 3 Easy lighting; ^ M m C Changes lights Irom makes starting T in spending in nearly every area, even passenger cars, with no appreciable in­ DAYS OF comfort! Lets you walk like nature 3 9 9 < t though the population of the town has creases in services or in population.” Journey’ TOWN intended. Women's sizes 5‘/2-10, burn colorfully m M M brigh t to dim. Easily easier. THECONDOR 3 hours Reg. 89c ■ Ea. installed. Reg. 5.29 357 Reg. 44c Ea. FOR remained nearly constant.” men's 6'/2-12. Reg. 12.99 Brown concluded, “I will not stop Wed Mat 130; Mon. Thru Frl E«t IN OUR GIFT DEPT. LIMIT-6 CANS PER CUST His comparative figures are for 1970 and demanding that those who are entrusted A1 Gentile will bring his big 7:10 9-30; Sat t Son. 230 Greater Hartford Alumnae 4;K 7:10 930 ^ u I Wed Mat 135; Man. Thru fit 5«' f f 1975 and don’t include Board of Education with the management of our tax dollars do band show, “A Sentimental 7-30 930; Sat » Sun. 1:45 Chapter of Phi Mu will meet expenditures. Journey,” to the St. Joseph ...... 335 535 730 930 so responsibly. I intend to get elected, so I Monday at 7:45 p.m. at the SAVi The payroll for the General Fund Girls’ can start doing something to reverse this College campus Saturday night. home of Mrs. John Schneider, Boys’ OVER (including benefits), said Brown, rose 67 unfortunate trend. But, win or lose, I The show will be staged 12 Devon Dr. Calcutta Cloth Photo Print pel' cent between 1970 and 1975, for the won’t stop trying.” supper-club fashion in the main Jean Tops dinging room of McGovern Knit Shirts Hall. Light refreshments will Newcomers Club 1 Fine quality nylon knits be served. with interesting, colorful meets Tuesday For reservations, call 232- photo prints; S,M,L, 4571, ext. 242. Reg. (8 to 18), Reg. 4.99 A representative of SERvne AiwaCA 4 .9 9 ilM II F 9 0 M T W THEATER TIME SCHEDULE Crossroads, the local drug and JORGENSEN BEGfMNGI Toy Bonanza - Your Choice Drive-On Auto Ramps counseling information center, Choose embroidery, prints Your Choice will speak to the Manchester WATER WEIGHT PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA or stripes. Carefree poly- All steel construction; will Eugene Ormandy, Music director ester/cotton in 7 to 14. support over 5,000 lbs. per Newcomers Club Tuesday at F o m i y • Hawaii Five-0 • Yosemite Sam UA East 1 — “Jaws” 7:00- Rockville II — Benji” 7:00- PROBLEM? pair. Fold flat for storage. 7:30 p.m. at the Community Y, Wednesday, Oct. 22, 8:15 P.M. IT ’S OUR POLICY •Spiderman • Woody Woodpecker | Work under car in safety. 9:20 8:45 USE 78 N. Main St. Tickets $4.50, $3.50, $2.50 Girls’ • Little Lulu • And Many More! Reg. 27.99 UA East 2 — “Let’s Do It Burnside 1 - “Take A Hard The representative will dis­ Pre-Washed Again” 7:10-9:10 Ride” 7:35-9:35 cuss drug problems and how E’ L IM ' UA East 3 — “Hard Times” Burnside 2 - “Farewell My they affect the community. Jeans Excess water in the body can 7:15-9:15 Lovely” 7:30-9:25 The program will also include Benrus be uncomfortable. E-LIM will n i l AUDITORIUM Sizes SAVE Vernon Cinema 1 — Showcase Cinema 1 — “3 a Chinese auction. Members help you lose excess water 7-14 * Sovereign OVER “Farewell My Lovely” 7:30- Days of Condor” 7:10-9:30 are asked to bring homemade weight. We at Liggett Rexail UiRvef aily «l ConflBdliut, St«ftf N M i t loi office «pen wtekdoys f-4 end 4S mffivtts b^ft'e p«ffBTinenit$ Reg. 5.99 Quartz Digital 9:15 Showcase Cinema 2 — items such as crafts, baked recommend it. Boys’ Cinema 2 — “Once Is Not “Cooley High” 7:40-9:50 TicWlf. av&ileklt at rII TKMTRON wtftts. Four-Function goods or preserves for the auc­ LIGGEH REXALL IfifBfmttltn •fAf 41^*4224 IrM fNprfilRg Sizes Corduroy Enough” 7:15-9:30 Showcase Cinema 3 — tion. Mandwstar Parkado 4-6x Time Machine Showplace Theaters “Peeper” 7:30-9:20 Those wishing more informa­ ^brader.-deluxe Slacks 2 South Windsor — "The Showcase Cinema 4 — “Mon­ Reg. 4.99 tion may contact Mrs. Laura ANDFRUS C orduroy—favorite fabric Groove Tube” 7:15-10:00; ty Python” 7:20-9:20 Myers, 76 Carpenter Rd., or Sturdy Indigo blue MASTER SI BISSELL O N L Y j g ^ By Ray Tanquay, C.L.U. for Fall! Solid colors and “Flesh Gordon” 8:40 denim with zippered Mrs. Mary Boyle, 55 S. Alton St. CHARGE CERTIFIEDJNSURANCE fancies; machine wash­ Rockville I — “Farewell My fly front. AM/FM Digital Clock Radio ARE ST. (rear) C o n s u l t a n t able. 8 to 16. Reg. 4.99 Lovely” 7:15-9:00 MANCHESTER Don ( iniis tins SCMimpdillyisiiuS Read hour, minute, sec­ w a c o M E Jedl‘ Out BIG BRA2IER Wakes you to music, shuts TUES. DbLUXE ineol stalls nith a off on m inute sleep ond and date with push­ ON A U 60 giiailei poiiiid p.itly, lopped with The Federal Government has In­ switch. Lighted dial and 70 button ease! Displays in FR EEZER O P E N t f ™ spCLial BRAZIER sauce, lettuce itiated a program to cut down auto bright red digits. Ma-Ma Mia’s aFid toniatu—seived on a clock. Walnut grain MEAT MARKET theft. The goal Is a SO per cent reduc­ Brief or Bikini Reg. 99.97 ORDERS SAT. sesame seed bun. plus a heap tion In five years. Are you doing your cabinet. Reg. 29.99 ‘Tha Fuel Ofl Co. Specials Are Good All This Week! of ciispy BRAZIER lues U s part? Panties 9 to 61 the best tashnp bat^^am m (own 0 Which Savos You Monoy* Cuisine WE ACCEPT alt 79f'-eveiy ruesdjy ■ ■ ■ ■ Nylon or cotton, Reg. to 89c “The Family Reitauranl" COME IN AND COMPARE OUR LOW, LOW PRICES CLOSED -a t pdtItcipaliMC dairy queen Effort will be coordinated with states B&B Oil Co. 471 Hartford Rd. Corner of McKee Street FOOD BRAZIER' stoics and private sector. States are being ALL Series K7.98 8-TRACK STAMPS FOR THE HIGHEST OUAUTY BEEF IN THE AREA!! SUN. & MON. urged to pass laws against leaving a (Ed, Dan ft Kan Boland CLIP a SAVE THIS AD FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.... car unlocked on a public street, or Caldor Amplon® TAPES NOW ON SALE! Propa.) leaving key In Ignition. Mon., Tues., and Wed. THE BUTCHER SHOP • TEL. 643-8424 ■ ■ ■ ■ Panty Hose • 200 Gal. Mniniiim According to a recent study of 10,000 Nude or reinlorced tops. Reg. 1.67 SPECIAL BUFFET OUR OWN stolen cars, owners left keys In nearly COLUMBIA • Autofflatic Deliv^ (FrnhIy Mid«) DELI SPECIALS 1,700 of IhemI • 24 HiMir 4 to 9 P.M. EXTRA LEAN USDA CHOICE CARANDO ■ ■ ■ ■ ITALIAN BONELESS COOKED SALAMI Sheer Knee-Hi For DeTiyery “All You Can Ea r SHOULDER CLOD ROAST States may join In a computerized ti­ (HOT OR SWEET) tle system to keep track of cars. Hosiery • 24 Hour Burner ^2.50 They're also talking about a system of m Each CHILDREN 12 AND UNDER Am D 0 ( with our Fibuloui Silad Bar. For straightforward answers Bring MANCHESTER SALE: MON. Thru SAT. B&B Oil Go. And With the Purchase of a Nindquarter or Side of Beef, 242 Broad St 684 Hartford Rd your Insurance quatUont to Mon. thru Fri. 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. P.O. lax 1034 From 4 to 8 P.M. Be Sura to Try Our BEECHLER-TANGUAY, Inc. 1145 Tolland Turnpike Saturday 9 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Phono: 849-2047 We Will Give You FREE Locker Space Fcr 3 Wlcnthsi! EARLY BIRD SPECIAlSi Manchester Manchester }113 East Centor St. 6 4 6 - ^ ^ te*

I (Our Ragultr Manu With Salad Bar la AvallaMa) | PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENINCj HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Oct. 20, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Oct. 20, 1975— PAGE FIVE __ I ilanrIiMtpr Supuing Hprali MACC NEWS Founded Oct. 1, 1881 MANCHESTER AREA COUNCIL OF CHURCHES Memljer, Audit Bureau of Circulation Member, United Press International Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, The Collegiate Civitan Club of playing for the orchestra or singing in the Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. Manchester Community College is con­ chorale. Be sure and tune in and find out ducting a townwide non-perishable food more about these talented people. Raymond F. Robinson. Editor-Publisher Harold E. Turkington. Managing Editor drive this week to stock the MACC Emergency Pantry for the winter months. The People Group Collections will be held in all the schools, The People Group' has five groups Friday and in the churches and synagogue meeting weekly in Manchester and South Saturday and Sunday. Windsor. Those interested may attend any Opinion Since last March, when Civitan students or all of these discussion/social meetings AKNIVEKSAItY held the first drive to provide food for the for widowed, divorced, seprated or never establishment of the food bank, more than married persons. If you are interested in 78 families have received food directly finding out more about The People Group biggest sole of the yeac moves high prices down Qt all 8 D&L stores Conservation still from the pantry. In addition food boxes call MACC office, 649-2093, and we will each providing three days food for a fami­ send you a card listing the times, places ly of four are kept stationed at state and and hostess of this month’s weekly key to energy crisis town welfare office for emergency dis­ meetings. At the end of the month a tribution. meeting of spokesmen for the groups will The Pantry was established to provide be held to determine the future direction With the effects of the latest 10 per Holden argues for conservation of the one to three day emergency food supply and development of this program for for families or individuals in Manchester singles. cent hike in the price of crude oil energy we have now — in industry, referred by state or local welfare. decreed by the Organization of transportation, homes and offices. Crossroads, clergymen, Manchester Sacred Dance workshop Public Health nurses, or school social Petroleum Exporting Countries yet to Reducing waste makes more energy Members of sacred dance groups in workers. Manchester area churches are sponsoring be felt at the gasoline pump, and available at smaller economic cost Donations may be left at any time a monthly Liturgical Dance Workshop at amidst continued warnings of natural than the alternatives of mining, during the year in the “Pantry” box in the Footprints Studio, 466 Main St. The pur­ Center Congregational Church parish gas shortages in the event of a severe drilling and building power plants, he pose is to expand the possibilities for use house. Those wishing to contribute money of movement in worship. Classes will be winter, it may be difficult to believe argues. “In this sense, conservation is may make checks payable to Emergency led by Katie Sakol, president of Foot­ Pantry — MACC, Box 773, Manchester. that what threatens the United States the cheapest new energy source.’’ prints, Inc., a non-profit community arts People aided by community giving have center. The first class was this afternoon. is not too little energy but too much. Also, contrary to “widespread mis­ included families whose welfare check Workshops include a warm-up and exer­ 2 According to one specialist in this conception,” he says, energy conser­ was lost or held up, people out of job and cise time and an opportunity to explore trying to find employment, recent widow field, however, forecasts of U.S. vation is likely to increase employ­ new ways of expressing praise and joy in with children, elderly persons whose worship. There will be time set aside for energy needs over the next 25 years ment, not decrease it. Social Security check just had not sharing and discussion. The workshops are stretched far enough to cover the basics, have been placed much too high, and This is because “each dollar of in­ open to members of established sacred and neighbors caught up in all kinds of per­ dance groups, rhythm choirs, liturgical rapid expansion of energy production vestment capital taken out of energy sonal disasters and emergencies. In dance groups, as well as anyone who is in­ to meet those inflated forecasts is not consumption and invested in several cases it was necessary to provide terested in experimenting with this food for longer than the three day limit un­ only unnecessary but^hazardous. something else, and each personal- medium of worship. It is not necessary to til further aid could be secured. have a background in movement or dance Among the hazards, says John consumption dollar saved by reduced Supplies most needed are powdered and to participate. Classes will be held the canned milk, canned meats and fruits, Holden, an instructor in the Universi­ energy use and spent elsewhere in the third Monday of each month from 3 to 5 peanut butter and crackers, tuna fish, p.m. Baby-sitting will be provided. For ty of California’s Energy and economy, is likely to benefit juices with vitamin C, pasta and sauces, further information on baby-sitting and Resource Program, are the diversion employment.” gelatine and puddings. small cost, please contact Footprints, 643- Gloria Weiss, nutritionist, has recently 8943. of financial resources from more Unfortunately, at least one major helped to reorganize the pantry for more compelling social needs, the making barrier stands in the way of im­ effective balancing of meals for families. New home for MACC She has also provided information sheets The MACC office has been moved to St. of hasty commitments to unproven plementing Holden’s recommenda­ now included in each applicant’s bag Bartholomew Church, 741 E. Middle Tpke. technologies and environmental tion. This is the conviction most peo­ which tell how to plan and prepare low cost Waiting to be raked (Photo by Reginald Pinto) We are most grateful to St. Bartholomew , t '.: nutritional meals. damage that would harm human ple have that there really is no energy for generosity providing the conference Mrs. Edward Goss, coordinator of The with both much needed office space and welfare more than the extra energy shortage, or if there is, it is a shortage Pantry, and Mrs. Nicholas Cataldo, assis­ office equipment, to Community Baptist tant coordinator, stressed that any group improved it. that has been artificially and ar­ for providing us with a second desk for the wishing to visit the pantry was welcome Friends and diets use of the volunteer coordinator of con­ Apparently by coincidence, Holden bitrarily created by certain groups for either during the day or evening. girls flannel gold and silver sales of misses new handbags of valescent home visitation, and for the issued his warning just before Presi­ their own purposes. OPEC is the Interested groups may make WASHINGTON - An old and dear filing cabinets given by the Rev. Clifford gowns, pajamas tailored jewelry arrangements by calling either one of the sweaters mock leathers dent Ford unveiled an ambitious prime example. friend has just gone on a diet again. This is ANDREW TULLY Simpson. all right with me. Live, as it were, and let coordinators or the MACC office at 649- May we again express our deep ap­ proposal for a new government cor­ This, plus our penchant for making 2093. 2.27 2 for 4.50 6.97 to 23.97 live. But 1 have several relations with Pat preciation to the people of St, Mary’s who reg. $8 5.97 poration to be called the Energy problems go away by throwing vast hour lunches merry with four Martinis, an The Pantry, housed at Center regularly $3-12.50 regular $10-$35 re g .$16 11.97 for the duration of his dalliance with adventure we weaker males abandoned Congregational Church, is open Monday housed the conference since its creation almost two years ago. Please use the Independence Authority, which could sums of money at them, makes it watercress and raw carrots. when middle age beckoned. For Pat, bran­ from 9:30 to 11;30 a.m. and Wednesday Cozy and comfy cotton flannel Superbly crafted Jewelry by We show two of eight smart church entrance facing Dale Road to sleepwear to see them safely A huge group: pullovers, car­ underwrite some $100 billion in energy much more likely that Americans will I just can't stand another bout of the dy was for drinking not sniffing. and Fridays from 1 to 4 p.m. by a staff of some very famous makersi styles in this new handbag reach the MACC office. The telephone and through winter...safely because digans, crews, V-necks, U- projects. misery that accrues from association with He was fat, but happy. He couldn’t run 14 volunteers. Several volunteers are still Gold and silver metals necks, turtles, bow ties, collar collection fashioned of man­ support a variety of “Manhattan mailing address remain the same. these are flame retardanti a dieter. In his right mind, Pat is the most 100 yards in 60 seconds, but he didn’t want needed to round out the month’s schedule. fashioned into ropes, pen­ styles...bulkies, flat knits, made kayskin and sombrero Instead of crash program to expand Projects” in the energy field before Choose from solid colors and companionable and congenial of males. to. He ate and drank of the earth’s abun­ “ Land of the 3” FISH dants, bibs, bracelets, earrings cables, pointelles...tweeds, leather-looks. Shoulder bags, conventional energy sources such as prints, sizes 4-14. (D&L Girls they will entertain suggestions that But he is not exception to the law that says dance and then took eight hours of The Manchester Civic Orchestra and FISH of Manchester had a get- and "nothing chains.” (Jewelry, solids, jacquards, S,M,L. satchels, swaggers, totes and Wear - Corbins, Avon, Bristol, coal and oil and to develop presently they make any drastic changes in there is no such thing as a happy human dreamless sleep. His one regret was that Chorale, who participated in the MACC acquainted tea at North United Methodist all D&L stores) (Sportswear, all D&L stores) more. (Handbags, all D&L being who is trying to lose a substantial he couldn’t smoke; tobacco made him Evening of the Performing Arts, will be Church last Wednesday morning. Special­ Manchester) stores) uneconomical new sources such as their accustomed style of energy con­ one of the features on the Channel 3 amount of weight. physically ill. But feminine eyes lit up ly needed are drivers willing to make an C solar, geothermal and wind power. sumption. When Pat is on a diet, he broods. He program, ‘Land of the 3,” at 7:30 p.m. occasional help into Hartford with persons when he entered a room. Saturday. The program will pursue what snaps at people, growls back at dogs and requiring medical treatment or aid. Now he has become insufferable again. the musicians do when they are not once started run away from home when He wears an air of ersatz nobility, rather his wife ate a plate of french fries with two like that affected by people who take cold pork chops. (He changed his mind when showers in January. He is sorry that his What next, Mrs. Ford? Sadie refused to get up from the table to friends, who are legion, do not have the kiss him farewell.) superiority of soul which enables him to The fact is that this lovable man, like all Mrs. Betty Ford has upset an un­ conquer the temptations of the table and T ding homemaker,” she stated that dieters, hates everybody when he is trying Eddie’s gin mill. Despite his impressive known number of Americans with her “We, too, must have our equal to chop away his blubber because he girth, he somehow manages to strut and outspoken views on abortion, the rights,” thereby declaring herself a knows that even if he gets thin he won’t be preen himself before nondieters. He able to stay that way. Genetics, or Equal Rights Amendment and member of a group that has been put counts imaginary chins on my jutting jaw, something. In any case, once Pat starts to and sneers at my waistline. premarital affairs. Now it might be pretty much on the defensive by some count calories his lovable traits disappear Worst of all, perhaps, Pat seems to think Referendum Manchester taxpayer. If the state does not the turn of some radical feminists to interpretators of the feminist move­ and he becomes a beast temporarily that the story of his ordeal of living off provide the necessary funds then the project would be discarded. arch their eyebrows. ment in recent years. prohibited from ravening, in Webster’s high-protein pills or other such dietary fid­ passage urged sense of “feeding greedily.” I feel that all citizens who are concerned The First Lady met the other day “Just as a career woman finds an dle faddle is a fascinating experience To the editor: There have been happy times when Pat every passerby is yearing to hear about. about the importance of equal educational Juniors with 130 women who were par­ identity through her job,” she went and 1 repaired to Duke’s and stoked I urge all Manchester taxpayers to vote opportunities for all Manchester children Pat not only wants to tell you all about his for the referendum question regarding the ticipating in an “ Identity and on, “the homemaker needs to find ourselves with hot corn on the cob, drip­ dieting, he wants you join him in a should vote yes on this question on ping butter, and hot biscuits soaked in renovations on Bentley and Washington November 4, Homemaking Conference’’ in that same sense of awareness, that tablespoonful of cottage cheese and call it Schools. same. We devoured asparagus hollan- A concerned parent ;X; turtleneck dinner. After hearing Alan Thomas, head of the Washington. same sense of self, through her job.” daise, pot roasts in thick gravies and Anne Flynn So I am not seeing Pat for a while. I say Board of Education, and Dr. James Accepting an award as “an outstan­ friend Chesapeake Bay crab cakes. For for a while because I know he’ll recover. 528 Woodbridge St. Pat, no day was complete that didn’t in­ Kennedy, superintendent of schools, speak Manchester Sooner or later the doorbell will ring and it about the project 1 feel very strongly tops ancJ clude the mastication of at least two will be Pat and Sadie, loaded down with about this. We have upgraded and im­ potatoes. At breakfast, he favored hot four or five bottles of wine, the makings of Candidate cakes, three fried eggs and four link proved most of our schools to give all a lasagna feed, and a homemade cheese Manchester children an equal education sausages — with buttered toast on the cake. checklist pants sale opportunity: a hot lunch program for side. “What happened to the watercress?” To the editor; In those days, Pat did not shriek with Bentley children and adequate sport I’ll ask later, burping happily. facilities for Washington children, plus My checklist for a good School Board horror if someone suggested a pannikin of “What watercress?” Pat will reply, cut­ modernization for both schools in within member: distilled grain against the ague. He was a ting himself another slab of cheesecake. 1. Possesses a good education. consumer of good Scotch and made three- reasonable scope for our educational “Don’t talk rot.” system. In addition this will provide new 2. Possesses a good intelligence. tops facilities for the town recreation depart­ 3. Is knowledgeable about the field of education. regular $11 ment in the Washington School area. 6.97 2 THE ALMANAC As a parent whose children have, and 4. Has a good attendance record. pants are, attending the Manchester Green 5. Participates in Board discussion and men’s sport coats By United Press International School, I realize that it is impractical to action. Today is Monday, Oct. 20, the 293rd day reg.$13-$20 . - In 1964, Herbert Hoover, 31st president improve the physical atmosphere of this 6. Brings dedication to the task. and slacks sale 8 99 14.99 of 1975 with 72 to follow. of the United states, died at the age of 90. building. I also strongly hope that this 7. Is perceptive in dealing with others. The moon is full. In 1973, President Nixon fired special school will not be phased out because of 8. Is accepted and accepting. The morning stars are 'Venus, Mars, reg. $14-$20 slacks Watergate Prosecutor Archibald Cox; At­ the excellent educational program which 9. Is open to new ideas and to all boys flannel famous makers beautiful nylon A special group of junior ribbed Mercury and Saturn. torney General Elliott Richardson and Dr. Wolf and his staff are giving our segments of the community. The evening star is Jupiter. deputy William Ruckelshaus, refusing to 10. But is also cautious, not leading to p.j.’s 9.97 girdles & bras sleepwear turtleneck tops in several styles in­ 0 children. The fact that 25 per cent of the Those born on this day are under the dismiss Cox, resigned their posts. the new just because it is new, and spen­ reg. $50-$55 cluding mock turtles with back zip. ..children at Green are from other school sport coats Ivory, red, green, brown, black, sign of Libra. districts speaks highly for this school. I do ding the money as if it were his/her own. reg. $6.50 4.97 American educator John Dewey was Not important to me: 30%-50% off 4.99 to 13.99 navy, sizes S,M,L. HERALD YESTERDAYS not feel that because one school in town is 39.97 born Oct. 20, 1859. not up to physical standards that others 1. Party affiliation. regular $7-$20 On this day in history: should be denied improvements. 2. Wealth or influence or class. Warm cotton flannel pajamas Save on Vassarette, Gossard, Sleepwear by Val Mode, Form- In 1918, Germany accepted American 25 Years Ago 3. Occupation. Solid and fancy pattern pants A wide assortment of junior pants; Both Dr. Kennedy and Mr. Thomas In popular crew neck or coat from America’s most famous Warner, Formfit, Maldenform fit, Gossard, Komar and many President Woodrow Wilson’s terms to end According to census reports^. 4. Appearance, kettlecloth, corduroy, Calcutta, assured those attending the Green School style, assorted colorful maker! Poly-knits and poly­ and othersi -Split hip girdles, othersi Short and long gowns, World War I. Manchester in the 10 year period from 1940 5. Sex. polyester, denim. Rust, loden, to 1950 grew 42.5 per cent, from 23,799 peo­ PTA meeting that the cost of renovation patterns. (These are not flame wool blends, 30-42. All wool lightweight panty briefs, lace matching coats, long wraps, In 1944, American troops began a cam­ O.K. so I’m personally involved since I ple to 33,906. A dwelling census shows would not exceed $1,2 million to the retardant). Sizes 8 to 16. (D&L and poly-wool sport coats, bras, seamless bras, contours, mini gowns, baby dolls, navy, camel, tan, brown and some paign to recapture the island of Leyte in work for the Board of Education. All the Manchester had 6,488 dwellings in Boys Wear — Corbins, Avon, solids, checks, plaids. (D&L whites and colors. (Foun­ pajamas, negligee sets. Many plaids, 5-15. (Jrs., all 8 D&L stores) the Philippines. more reason for me to be especially Manchester in 1940 and 9,929 in 1950. Bristol, Manchester) Mens, Corbins, Avon, Bristol, dations, all D&L stores) styles, colors, printsi (Lingerie, 10 Years Ago Dateline 1775 careful of my vote. But you may look at all D&L stores) things differently. What’s important to Manchester, New Britain) THOUGHT FOR DAY The negotiating team of Manchester By Uniled I’rcsa Iiilernutiunal you? I invite you to make your own list and Education Association opens preliminary CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Oct. 20 —The measure the candidates against it. “Well, I like to get the little things done discussions with Board of Education. visiting congressional committee agreed . MANCHESTER PARKADE * TRI-CITY PLAZA, VERNON * CORBINS CORNER * FARMINGTON VALLEY MALL * HEW BRITAIN • BRISTOL PLAZA - Three-day operation begins to drain I started this process to check out before I face the big things...You know that Washington’s army should be . NEW LONDON MALL . 6R0T0N PLAZA Manchester Parkade and Trl-City Plaza, Vernon open Mon. thru Fri. ’til 9, Sat. ’til 6. Union Pond into the Hockanum River to Eleanor Coltman for re-election. She gets how it is...ten little things seem like I’ve measure its accumulated waste and deter­ supplied with cattle and hogs from nearby 10 checks and my vote! done a lot.” — Julius Adam mine what to do with it. colonies, that uniforms should be provided Sincerely yours, Do you major in the trivial and minor in Board of Directors appoints seven out of soldiers’ pay and that Washington Sarah M. Elsesser, the significant? members each to an Administrative Coun­ be empowered to impress wagons, School librarian ^ *^75 Earle R. Custer, pastor cil and a Community Council of the town’s vessels, horses and other essentials at 98 Baldwin Rd. North United Methodist Church new Economic Opportunities Department. reasonable compensation. Manchester ’.V'.'T

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn,, Mon., Oct. 20, 1975- PAGE SEVEN Sylvester-Gasper YWCA offers ROCKVILLE HOSPITAL NOTES Beaulieu-Hennessey auto course Council to consider teacher contract Admitted Saturday: Dorothy Eileen Marie Hennessey and The Nutmeg Branch of the Windsor; Henry Schwartz, King, Broad Brook; Genevieve • Happiness Is... • Gilford Charles Beaulieu, both Hartford Region YWCA is THE BABY VERNON shelters to be provided by the Education for advancement of to the Jury Committee. South St., Rockville; John Ertel, Hyde Aye., Rockville; Shaugnessy, Chamberlin St., of Manchester, were married offering an Auto Maintenance The Town Couhcil will be Department of Transportation; funds for Basic Adult Education After adjournment as the • A IS A LLY CLEAN LAUNDROMAT • Brian Hinchey, Glenwood Dr., Rockville; Alice Tennstedt, July 26 at St. Mary’s Episcopal Course for all interested IS NAMED asked, at its meeting tonight at to approve a resolution and Vocational Education will Town Council members will ■ AIR CONDITIONED« ' Ellington; Monica Levine, Hammond St., Rockville; Sally Church in Manchester. women and men beginning Oct. 7:30 in the Administration authorizing use of Capital also be acted on at the meeting. reconvene as the Sewer Springfield, Mass.; Miles Neus- Zahner, Farmstead Lane, The bride is the daughter of 29 at the Manchester Armory Reserve Funds; consider a The mayor will also discuss Authority and Councilman Rowett, Bobbie-Jo, daughter of Albert E. Jr. and Gail H. Building, to act on the salary teln, Fairlawn, N.J.; Rockville. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY SPEUAL Mr. and Mrs. John E. on Main St. contract between the Vernon proposed ordinance authorizing the Town and City Development Richard MacDonald will review Rowett of Ashford. She was born Oct. 7 at Day Kimbal Hospital, Jacqueline Morin, Valley View Discharged Sunday: Hennessey of 65 Helaine Rd. The course is being coor­ the establishment of fire lanes Act which was approved by the the status of the Box Mountain Putnam. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Education Association and the Lane, Vernon; Pauline Neff, Margueritte Manseau, Orchard The bridegroom is the son of dinated by Vi Oliver, of the Board of Education. in town and set a date for a last session of the General Dr. Sewer petition. Residents i 8 Lbs. DRY CLEANING ...*2.00> Hayes of 122 Lake St. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Grand Ave., Rockville. St., Rockville; RichardGottier, Mrs. Lauretta Beaulieu of 125 Connecticut National Guard. Mrs. Albert Rowett Sr. of Ashford. Her maternal great­ The contract was approved public hearing on the or­ Assembly as a means to help of the area originally wanted Loomis St. This seven-week class will dinance. Discharged Saturday: Mary Main St., Talcottville. grandmothers are Mrs. Walter Jones of 122 Lake St. and Mrs. by the two groups about two communities attract industry. sewers but now have petitioned Bolton, Farmstead Lane, ! BELCON LAUNDROMAT ! The Rev. Stephen Jacobson of meet on Wednesday evenings Mayor Frank McCoy will give Birth Sunday: A son to Mr. Agnes Hayes of 181 N. Elm St. She has two sisters, Kimberly, 5, weeks ago after going to The act was well-received by against them. Rockville; John Brady, St. Mary’s Church performed from 7 to 9 and will cover the a progress report on the and Mrs. Gregory Grieka, Staf­ and Melanie, IVa. mediation. The approved in­ the larger cities but did not The council, as the Sewer Greenwich; Eleanor Close, En­ the double-ring ceremony. fundamentals of routine auto removal of the Penn Central fordville. crease stays within the budget receive much support from Authority, will be asked to give field; William Costello, care. rails which run between Ronald Rothermel was organist Bissell, Steven Robert J., son of Steven R. and Lucinda approved by the council at the smaller towns. the mayor authorization to Willimantic; Ruth Foley, Students will see films, study and Miss Ilga Paups was Dunham Bissell of 22 Flower St. He was born Oct. 9 ht annual budget meeting. Manchester and Willimantic The council will also act on accept the bid, award the con­ Bolton Rd., Vernon; Joseph tools and techniques. The for­ and go through Vernon. soloist. Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are The council will also be asked several fire department ap­ tract and sign it for sewer in­ Grigely, Broad Brook; Brian the gift that speaks of love... mat of the course will consist of A request of the Board of The bride, given in marriage Mr. and Mrs. William Duguay of Lebanon. His paternal grand­ to discuss a proposal for bus pointments and appointments stallations on Richard Rd. Hinchey, Glenwood Dr., four class lectures at the ar­ by her father, wore an ivory parents are 'Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Bissell of Burnt Hill Rd., Ellington; Corine Grinaldi, mory and three evenings of sheer organza gown combined Hebron. His great-grandparents are Frank Carpenter of 91 Robert Rd., Vernon; working with cars at selected with Belgium and re­ Adelaide Rd., Mr. and Mrs. Howard Samascott of Rinderhook, Jacqueline Morin, Valley View area dealerships. embroidered Alencon lace, N.y., and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dunham of Prattsvilie, N.Y. He Lane, Vernon; William The instructor is Paul Var- designed with lace and seed has a sister, Brenda, 3. New check planned on health course Preston, Ellington Ave., coe, who has taught similar pearl fitted bodice, illusion Rockville; Laraine Sallna, courses for the Rockville scoop neckline with lace insert, Pinkin, Edward Benjamin, son of Donald and June Gohsler SOUTH WINDSOR agreed to reactivate the Human Before the program actually Dogwood Rd.-, Tolland; Mrs. evening school and the Connec­ development portion of the ruffled stand-up collar, long Pinkin of 22 Santina Dr. He was born Oct. 10 at Manchester JUDY KUEHNEL Development Committee — an begins, each student will have Carol Haye and daughter, Staf- ticut National Guard. He is a curriculum, as well as the sex traditional sleeves with wide Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother is Mrs. Helen 644-1364 advisory group of parents, to have a permission slip signed education areas. fordville. teacher in the cooperative oc­ cuffs and ruffles, peaked Gohsler of East Haven. His paternal grandfather is Raymond While officials still maintain teachers, administrators and by a parent, and a grade synop­ Admitted Sunday; Carol Bow­ cupational education program The school department is waistline with A-line skirt with Fiske of Manchester. South Windsor’s controversial clergy — to pass judgment on sis of subject matter to be presently working on the “in- man, White St., Rockville; ruffled hemline terminating at Manchester High School. Health Education and Human materials selected for use in covered will be sent home with service” aspects of the Thomas Collier, Hayes Ave., into a full-length chapel train. More information may be ob­ Development Program will be the curriculum. each child. program with teachers. It was Rockville; Denise Cologne, Her elbow-length veil of im­ tained by calling Pat Wilson, offered in schools before the The materials have been Officials agreed to making hoped that implementation of Laurel St., South Windsor; ported silk illusion was YWCA director, 647-1437. \ year is out, the new curriculum selected by Human Develop­ the program optional after a the program would begin in Scott Grant, South St., bordered in lace and attached 9 Fomento Photo has hit another,snag. ment Curriculum Coordinator segment of parents voiced op­ kindergarten and first grade by Rockville; Janice Greika, Staf- to a Camelot cap of lace and Boske Photo Mrs. Thomas Sylvester The Board of Education has Joel Wells. position to the personality Nov. 17. fordville; Sharon Lacey, Hart­ seed pearls. She carried a ford Tpke., Vernon; Arthur cascade bouquet of daisies with Mr. and Mrs. Gilford C. Beaulieu Mattesen, Stafford Springs; Marylin Shepherd Gasper of white sweetheart roses and Myrna Nagy, Staffordville; Mrs. Laura Alfano of couple left on a trip to Niagra Andover and Thomas Anthony baby’s breath. Kenneth Beaulieu of 4 ’t ^ O L L E G E Tennis court funds wait state decision Theresa O’Connell, Talcottville Manchester was matron of Falls and Lake George, N.Y. Sylvester of Amston, were Mrs. Fran Beaulieu of Rockville, was his brother’s Rd., Vernon; Kathy Olender, honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. They are residing in St. Maurice Council Knights Rockville, the bridegroom's best man. Ushers were Lynn NOTES • masks • wigs been submitted by Bolton. Church Ladies’ Benevolent Gehring Rd., Tolland; Kenneth married Oct. 11 at St. Columba Peggy Gasper of Hebron, the of Columbus Tuesday at 8 p.m. sister-in-law, was matron of Beaulieu of Manchester and Manchester. • costum es • hats Aloysius Ahearn, state Society Tuesday at 7;45 p.m. at Church in Columbia. bride’s sister-in-law; Miss at the church parish center. Romeo, Pine Knob Dr., South honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Gordon Beaulieu of Columbia, Mrs. Beaulieu is attending Lincoln H. Streeter of 110 DONNA HOLLAND representative for the 55th Dis­ the home of Mrs. Gordon The bride is the daughter of Janet Roller of Andover; and • candles • candles' Margaret Phillips of South the bridegroom’s brothers; and the School of X-ray Technology Diane Dr., South Windsor, has trict, said he feels confident Moores on Hebron Rd. Bolton High School parent’s Mr. and Mrs. Andrew F. Miss Cathyann Sylvester of • m a k e - u p Whether Bolton will receive Windsor, the bride’s sister; and Andy Newman of Manchester. at Manchester Memorial been elected director of the Bolton will get reimbursement Board of Selectmen tonight at group tonight from 7; 30 until 9 Gasper of Hebron Rd., An­ Hebron, the bridegroom’s • p a r t y 50 per cent reimbursement for Miss Heidi Boullak and Miss Douglas Beaulieu of Columbia, Hospital. Mr. Beaulieu is National Alumni Association of but everyone should remember 7 at the Town Hall. at the high school. dover. The bridegroom is the sister. Miss Lisa Anne Dunnack decorations construction of the tennis Lee Scott, both of Manchester. the bridegroom’s nephew, was employed by the Pratt & Saint Michael’s College, there’s always the possibility Bolton Athletic Association Calvin Hutchinson, assessor, son of Mrs. June Sylvester of of Andover, the bride’s niece, have m Imm party with courts at Bolton High School Miss Laura Phillips of South ring bearer. Whitney Division of United Winooski, Vt. anything can happen. tonight at 7 at Herrick building official, will not be in Hebron and Anthony T. was flower girl. ear waaSerful will be decided Friday when the Windsor, the bride’s niece, was A reception was held at the Technoiogies Corp. in East Memorial Park. his office Wednesday. The of­ Sylvester of Amston. Anthony M. Sylvester of aasartaieat of state bonding commission fice will be open. flower girl. Garden (jrove, after which the Hartford. He said Bolton has a good The Rev. Edward J. Davis of Hebron was his brother’s best fairw ay prices! meets. St. Columba Church performed “argaalzatleaal chance of getting reimbursed man. Ushers were Philip At its September meeting the the double-ring ceremony. The Conderino of Amston; Robert USHER GIFTS dUeonata teo!” because the courts are com­ church was decorated with bonding commission flatly pleted. 1200 Gallon Minimum Gasper of Hebron, the bride’s "try us, you'll II re je c te d B olton’s in itia l NOTICE yellow and brown brother; and Steven Leach of Cauliflower — the unlikely cabbage Allen said the courts are \AII Deliveries C.O.D. your portrait by nassiff we have every l/tt/e thing! request. being used to their maximum. chrysanthemums. Mrs. Brian Old Say brook. Peter Lylyk.of 24 HOUR Giftsftslion’iPiNJ iFor MANCHESTER WATER DEPT Minalga of Westerly, R.I., was Although family resemblance we sell In his September report to the M eetings prices begin at *24®° Amston, the bridegroom’s cooking turns cauliflower into In a greased baking dish, At the Green • 646-3736 will begin flushing the water mains of the former BURNER SERVICE pianist and Roland D’Amour of nephew, was ring bearer. is slight, cauliflower is a cab­ place a layer of cauliflower conn. Board of Education submitted Bolton Congregational Andover was soloist. mush. Open Mon. thru FrI. 12 to 8 Manchester Water Company In the North End of town A reception was held at bage. And like its relatives, topped with a layer of soup Thurs. til 9; Sat. A Sun. 10 toij lottery for its October meeting, Ray­ Thrifty Oil Co. Serve cauliflower with butter on Monday, October 6,1975 and will continue Mon­ The bride, given in marriage Willie’s Steak House in broccoli, brussels sprouts and mixture and a layer of shredded 5:30. C lo iM Tueadav mond Allen, superintendent of Box 1143 or margarine, salt and pepper. ” the miracle of mainftretC | tickets TASTE THE DIFFERENCE, WITH S day thru Friday until completed. by her parents, wore a white Manchester, after which the cabbage, cauliflower is low in cheese. Repeat layers until all schools, said, “A recent talk Manchester, Conn. for your appointment please call... satin gown designed with A tangy sauce can add flavor “■ downtown manchester^ A FREE SAMPLE FOR EVERYONE >1; couple left on a trip to Niagara calories and a good source of ingredients are used. Top with with state officials continues K OF OUR FRESH, PURE SWEET, 'b Should you experience rusty water It may get into PHONE square neckline with set-in yoke too. Or use the cooked AND NATURAL APPLE CIDER at i-I- Falls and Lake George, N.Y. vitamin C, says Janina cauliflower to make delicious bread crumbs if you wish. my optimism that reimburse­ your hot water tank. If It does, after the water returns 643-7369______629 main manchester accented with pearls, high Czajkowski, extension ment will be received.’’ to normal, clear the settled material by drawing oft They will reside in Amston. main dish casseroles. Bake at 350 degrees F. for 20 FERRANDO’S fitted bodice pin-tucked at front nutritionist at The University of In an oral report to the school Mrs. Sylvester is attending Cauliflower casserole to 25 minutes. the water from the faucet at the bottom of the tank. and back, long sleeves gathered Connecticut. board Allen said a memo from ORCHARDS Manchester Community 1 medium cauliflower Should you have a load of wash stained or muddied at cuffs and a chapel-length A one cup serving of Makes six servings. Serve Mark Shedd, commissioner of BIRCH MT. ROAD a College. Mr. Sylvester is 1 can cream of mushroom soup 3 Miles Beyond by this disturbance, after the water returns to normal, train. Her floor-length bridal il­ cauliflower has only 25 calories the state Department of Educa­ associated with his father at Vz cup shredded Cheddar cheese with tossed green salad and Vito's Restaurant wash the load with your regular soap and 4 ounces of lusion veil was attached to a A.T. Sylvester & Sons and about 65 milligrams of bran muffins. Variations: Add tion, said those who had their Vz cup sour cream f M P p y SEWING BEGINS AT BEACOM^^^^ GLASTONBURY cream of tartar. This should clean the wash satisfac­ Juliet cap and she carried a Construction Co. in Hebron. vitamin C. The freshness, minced onion or sauteed green forms submitted were assured salt and pepper to taste : $M TM CMw M i h Opentioa TMi Wtatwi torily. bouquet of red roses with white maturity and method of pepper to one of the layers. > Critf, M ct Ordiird Freik Me httik, Cm W 1 teaspoon dried parsley of being reimbursed. baby’s breath. preparation determines the Substitute yogurt for sour All appropriate forms have ; and Macoan iniletl vitamin C content. Cauliflower Prepare cauliflower for cooking and cook for about 10 cream for a lower-calorie dish. also provides small amounts of For a heartier main dish, add a Beaconway minutes. While cauliflower OES to entertain iron, other minerals and cup of diced, cooked ham as paDric center •' cooks, combine sour cream, vitamins. soup, salt, pepper and parsley. another layer. Hundred of Quality matrons^ patrons When buying fresh cauliflower, look for compact Bicentennial Gift items Temple Chapter No. 53, Refreshments will be served white heads. Avoid heads that * n at Discount Prices Order of Eastern Star, will by Mrs. Fred Gaal, and Mr. and are loose and discolored. This meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. In Mrs. Charles Pirie. indicates an overmature at all 8 D&L stores cauliflower. Look for leaves \ r biggest sole of the year moves high prices down the Masonic Temple. Associate Members are asked to a /u 'a Matrons and Patrons Night will reserve dinner tickets for the that are green and fresh­ be observed. Mr. and Mrs. looking. Si Holiday Bazaar dinner; which Ronald G. Mottram will enter­ will conclude the day’s events Keep cauliflower in a plastic tain their visiting guests from on Oct. 25. The menu features bag in the refrigerator. outasight other chapters, after the beef stew. All officers have Remove the leaves and wash meeting. tickets. cauliflower. Soak cauliflower in cold, salted water for a few MENUS minutes to remove dirt and in­ sects which may be in the SAVE ON FAMOUS flowers. 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Main Root of Watkins Bros. 935 Main SL, Manchastar PAGE EIGHT — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Oct. 20, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., Oct. 20, 1975 - PAGE NINE Obituaries Florida stabbing

Mrs. Katherine V. Zolner Mrs. Nellie F. Janes fatal to town man Mr§. Pauline Dziadus Arthur Perra Sr. Mrs. Katherine V. Zolner, 76, Fellows, and a member of Mrs. May Fahey of Stafford, A 20-year-old Manchester If rain finally stops, Mrs. Nellie F. Janes, 81, of 56 SOUTH WINDSOR - Arthur Memorial Temple, Knights of Mrs. Elizabeth Armstrong of Hubbard was born Sept. 1, Mrs. Pauline Dziadus, 89, of of 11 Lawton Rd., died Sunday House Dr., died Friday at man died Saturday night after 1955, in Hartford and attended 109 Maple St., died Saturday at Perra Sr., 83, of Glastonbury at Manchester Memorial Manchester Memorial Pythias. Rockville, Mrs. Florence he was stabbed during an argu­ died Saturday at a local con­ Mr. Robbins and his wife Walter of Jewett City section of Manchester High School. He a local convalescent home. She Hospital. She was the widow of Hospital. ment with another man in St. was working for the Electric was the widow of Stanley valescent home. He was the William Zolner. She was born in Highgate celebrated their 51st wedding Griswold, Mrs. Grace Dubois of Petersburg, Fla., police said. father of Mrs. Adelaide anniversary last August. Manchester, and Mrs. Anna Boat Co., Groton, in Florida at -^''1 Dziadus. She was born in Lithuania and Springs, Vt., and lived in Lawrence E. Hubbard of 848 the time of his death. She was born in Poland and Zimmer of South Windsor. lived in the Hartford area 50 Manchester for many years. Other survivors are two sons, Brousseaw of Canterbury; 24 Center St. died soon after he Tiant will face Nolan grandchildren and nine great­ Survivors are his parents, lived in Manchester 68 years. Other survivors are three years before fnoving to Before her retirement, she was Myron A. Robbins Jr. of was admitted to Bay Front grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. George Hubbard, BOSTON (UPI) - It’ll And as the Red Sox Fe- Mrs. Dziadus was an sons, two other daughters, a Manchester a year ago. employed at the Pioneer Manchester and Warren A. Medical Center in St. flopped his original sixth ceding his right-hander’s The funeral is Tuesday at 1 and two brothers, Donald Hub­ way Park groundskeeper, honorary president of the brother, a sister, 14 Before retiring 11 years ago, Parachute Co. of Manchester. Robbins of Rockville; three Petersburg, police said Sunday. now be Gary Nolan versus game designee Bill Lee with right to be miffed, defended p.m. at Holmes Funeral Home, bard and David Hubbard, all of Polish Women's Alliance, grandchildren and 15 great­ she was employed at the Royal Survivors are a son, Ralph daughters, Mrs. Beverly According to police, Hubbard Luis Tiant in the sixth game Joe Mooney acknowledged, Luis Tiant, a two-time the decision to scratch grandchildren. Kamienski of Rockville, Mrs. 400 Main St., Manchester. Manchester. of a World Series although the field condition will de­ Group 246, an honorary Typewriter Co. in Hartford. Janes of South Burlington, Vt.; and John W. Figgett, 18, of St. The funeral is Thursday at winner already this series. Billingham, whose style The funeral was held today June Ferguson of East Hartford Burial will be in East member of tbe State Chapter of She is survived by a cousin, a daughter, Mrs. Marion Petepburg were arguing in a 8:30 a.m. from the John F. baseball Commissioner pend mostly on when the Anderson in turn many observers felt would from the Samsel-Bassinger and Mrs. Shirley Green of Cemetery, Manchester. Polish Women’s Alliance, a Mrs. Antoinette Brazinskas of Freedom of Springfield, Mass.; parking lot when the stabbing Tierney Home, 219 W. Center Bowie Kuhn was not too op­ rain stops. countered by scratching be more effective than Funeral Home, 419 Buckland Manchester; three half- Friends may call at hhe member of the State Commis­ Manchester with whom she two brothers, Franois Friot of occurred at about 11;50 p.m. St., with a Mass at 9 at'Uhe timistic tonight’s game “If and when the rain sinkerball specialist Jack Nolan’s in the cozy quarters sion for Polish Women’s Rd., South Windsor. Burial was lived. brothers, Harold Ellis of New funeral home today from 3 to 5 The argument involved a Trumbull and Kenneth Friot of and 7 to 9 p.m. Church of the Assumption. could be played because of stops,” Mooney said, “We Billingham for Gary Nolan of Fenway. Alliance, and a member of the in St. Mary’s Cemetery, East The funeral is Wednesday at Swanton, Vt.; a sister, Mrs. York City, Raymond Ellis of woman both men knew, police A memorial service will be Burial will be in Beechbrook the weather. would bring in helicopters to — a decision that did not sit Anderson also confirmed Polish Roman Catholic Union. Hartford. 8; 15 a.m. from the Giuliano- Irene Fortier of Swanton, Vt., Bethel and Ernest Ellis of said. conducted by King David Lodge Cemetery, West Cloucester, Kuhn, who called off game help dry the field and get it lightly with Billingham. She also served as an inter­ Friends wishing to do so may Sagarino Funeral Home, 247 and four grandchildren. Rockville; five half-sisters. Figgett was charged with Nolan will now pitch game tonight at 8 at the funeral home. Mass. six for the second straight into shape as we have done “I’m angered, shocked preter in aiding Americaniza­ make memorial gifts to the Washington St., Hartford, with The funeral is Tuesday at the homicide and held pending six no matter what, while Friends may call at the day Sunday, rescheduled it twice this year.” and upset,” said Billingham tion of Polish immigrants prior Glastonbury Ambulance a Mass at 9 at Holy Trinity Kitter Funeral Home, Swanton, court appearance today in St. funeral home Wednesday from team ace Don Gullett will be Petersburg. for 8:30 p.m. EDT tonight. Meanwhile the latest post­ to World War 1, and served in Association or Peter Bent Church, Hartford. Burial will Vt. Burial will be in St. Louis 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. who was looking forward to held back in the event of a the same capacity with the Red Brigham Hospital, Boston, be in Soldier’s Field, Wilson. Cemetery, Highgate, Vt. Area police report But the rains which have ponement caused both Reds’ pitching what could be the seventh game. Cross during World War I. Mass. Friends may call at the The Fitzgerald Funeral pelted this city for three Manager Sparky Anderson clincher for the Reds, Past weather delays in the Survivors are a son, Edward funeral home Tuesday from 2 to Home, 225 Main St., was in ARRESTS days were not expected to and Red Sox Skipper Darrell leading three games to two. World Series include 1911 S. Dziadus of Ellington; two 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. charge of local arrangements. Hartford, was charged Satur­ cease until just prior to Johnson to alter their sixth Miss Helen F. Miller Vernon collided with a car driven by “I pitched well here last when rain postponed play six (UPI Photo) daughters, Elizabeth Dziadus of day night with operating under Miss Helen Frances Miller, Elizuheth R. Farrell Myron A. Robbins Sr. Thomas Collier, 43, of Hayes Ralph Burns, of Ash St., Coven­ Police said a car driven by game time. game pitching plans. week and gave up only one days between the third and Manchester and Mrs. Agnes ROCKVILLE - Myron A. Ave., Vernon, was charged Sun­ the influence of liquor or drugs, James Anagnostau, 23, of En­ “I’d have to say. I’m not Johnson, obviously taking earned run, the other being Johnny Bench gets in licks 61, of 333 Bidwell St., died Sun­ VERNON — Miss Elizabeth and failure to drive a try. No injuries were reported. fourth games. The old Romayko of East Hartford; Robbins Sr., 76, of 62 Mountain day with operating under the in­ field, had stopped for a stop very optimistic about the the stance that you can’t the result of George Foster four grandchildren and four day at Manchester Memorial R. Farrell of 33 Grove St. died reasonable distance apart in Philadelphia Athletics Reds worked out at Tufts fieldhouse Hospital. Sunday at Rockville General St., Rockville section of Ver­ fluence of liquor or drugs in South Windsor sign and was struck in the rear game being played Monday save your best pitcher for losing his footing on the wet defeated the former New great-grandchildren. non, died Saturday in Rockville connection with a one-car acci­ connection with a two-car acci­ by the Flinn car. Miss Miller was born in West Hospital. dent on Windsor Ave. Raymond Flinn, 38, of E. night,” Kuhn said. “It’ll de­ the seventh game if there is grass in left field.” York Giants in six games in The funeral is Tuesday at 8; 15 General Hospital. He was the dent on Windsorville Rd. a m. from the John F. Tierney Hartford and lived in She was born in Rockville and Police said a car driven by Greenwich, R.I., was charged pend mostly on the field con­ no .seventh gam e, flip- Anderson, although con- that series. husband of Mrs. Olive Snell Police report Collier struck a Sunday with following too close­ Richard Visone, 22, of East Funeral Home. 219 W. Center Manchester the past three yeas. lived there all her life. Henry H. Tourtellot, 68, of 132 dition.” She was a member of the She is survived by a sister, Robbins. utility pole. He was admitted to ly in connection with the in­ Hartford, was charged with 2 St. with a Mass at 9 at St. Union St., Rockville, had He was born March 3,1899, in Rockville General Hospital and vestigation of a two-car acci­ evading responsibility in con­ James Church. Burial will be in First Church of Christ, Sister Marguerite of St. Mary’s stopped for a traffic light as did Connors brilliant Chelsea, Mass., and lived in setting of court date was dent at Pleasant Valley Rd. and nection an accident on Main St., St James Cemetery. Congregational, West Hartford. Convent, Milford. a car to his rear driven by Manchester most of his life un­ delayed pending his release. Hilton Dr. involving two parked cars. Friends may call at the Survivors are three sisters, The funeral is Tuesday at Charles Howarth of Durham, Mrs. Harold Gledhill of West til moving to Rockville seven funeral home tonight from 7 to 10;30 a.m. at the Burke-Fortin N.H. The Plenzio car struck the in David Cup play Hartford, Mrs. Edward Atkin­ months ago. T hom as B rody, 19, of 9. Funeral Home, 76 Prospect St., Howarth car and pushed it into FIRE C A LLS Cadets and UConns He was a World War I Progress Ave., Rockville, was son of Manchester, and Miss Rockville, with a Mass at 11 at the rear of the Tourtellot car. Mrs. Mildred C. Brown Emily Miller of Andover, and St. Bernard's Church, veteran serving in both the U.S. charged Sunday with two auto accident on Windsorville TUCSON, Ariz. (UPI) — The United States proved it will SOUTH WINDSOR - Mrs. several nieces and nephews. Rockville. Burial will be in St. Navy and U.S. Marine Corps. counts of third-degree burglary, Manoliesler (J»venlry Rd. (Vernon Ambulance) S P O R TS Mildred Coons Brown, 83, of 34 The funeral service will be Bernard’s Cemetery, Until his retirement ten years fourth-degree larceny, and Sunday, 12:05 a.m. — be the team to reckon with in 1976 Davis Cup play — in no Oak St. died Saturday in ago, he worked as a painter for reckless burning involving in­ David Shefeyk, 26, of Rt. 31, dumpster fire on Tudor Lane. Tolland in grid limelight small part because of the world's number one player, Jim­ Tuesday at 1 p.m. in the chapel Rockville. '' SLATE Manchester Memorial Edwin Cook Painting Contrac­ cidents at Blonsteins Oil Co. on Coventry, was charged Sunday (Eighth District) Saturday, 4:58 p.m. — my Connors. of the First Church of Christ, There are no calling hours. with making an unsafe turn in Hospital. She was the widow of tors. Rt. 83. and Vernon Auto Wash, Today, 4:49 a.m. — light medical assist given at the The 23-year-old superstar left Congregational, West Hartford. Friends wishing to do so may connection with a two-car acci­ Moiulav Herman E. Brown. He was a past noble grand of across the street. ballast smoking at the Broad St. Sunoco station on Rt. 30. (UPI Photo) held to a 7-7 draw against WPI little doubt that he would make Burial will be in Fairview make memorial gifts to the dent at Ripley Hill Rd. HARTFORD (U P I)-T h e scored from seven yards in the FOOTBALL be a potent weapon in the U.S. Mrs. Brown was born in King David Lodge, No. 31, post office. (Town) (Tolland Ambulance) third period against the at Worcester, Mass. his mark as the U.S. tries to Cemetery, West Hartford. American Cancer Society of the Police said Shefeyk pulled Coast Guard shoots for its Hlooinfidcl at Ka»t Catholic arsenal as the fireball server Madaline, N.Y., and moved to There are no calling hours. Heart Fund. Independent Order of Odd Bruce Plenzio, 21, of East Bolton .Manchester visitors. Defensive back Tony John Gabbe scored on a 10 come back from two con­ from Tennessee took separate into Ripley Hill Rd. and Saturday, 12:36 a.m. — minor Water covers Fenway outfield fifth straight win and Penney at Manehester the Manchester-South Windsor Friends wishing to do so may Saturday, 2:36 p.m. — auto Connecticut, with only one Trivella intercepted a fourth yard pass in the third period to secutive losses in the singles victories from Andrew area in 1945. accident on Rts. 44A and 6. See auto accident on Glenwood St. Fred Lynn Umbers up on warning path prestigious internationaU com­ make memorial gifts to the win in five games, faces un­ period pass on the Colby 24-yard tie WPI. Both sides missed and Hose including a 3-6, 6-3, 6- She was a member of the Police report details below in ambulance (Manchester Ambulance) line and returned it lor a fourth quarter chances to win. SOCCER petition. 2, 6-4 win over Hose on Sunday. Newington Children’s Hospital, beaten Massachusetts in Millerton Presbyterian Church, Newington. calls. Bolton touchdown. The Cardinals fumbled on the (Hastonhury at South Wind­ The U.S. team, under non­ The U.S. showed doubles Millerton, N.Y. Saturday, 8:02 p.m. — call for Friday, 11 p.m. — two-car state college football this goal line after an 83 yard drive sor playing captain Tony Trabert strength, too. Erik Van Dillen The Newkirk & Whitney weekend included: rear of the car driven by New Hampshire, 5-1, beat Survivors are two sons, Arrests reported Saturday morning the resuscitator to the Fiano’s collision on Rt. 6 by the Bolton weekend. and WPI missed a 26 yard field Tuesdav easily swept Venezuela 5-0, and Dick Stockton have won Funeral Home, 776 Farmington • Doris Ann Coleman, 25, of Whitney which then struck the Central 28-0 for its third con­ Robert F. Brown of South Wind­ .Manchester store was missing $80 in cash Restaurant on Rt. 44A. Ice Palace. See story in today's Scratching out its first vic­ SOCCER allowing the South Americans just about every time they Ave., West Hartford, is in 49 Edward St., third-degree rear of the pickup truck driven secutive victory, behind the goal attempt with 19 seconds sor and Kenneth G. Brown of Alert citizens and police and $30 in meat. There was no police news. (Manchester Am­ tory Saturday, Connecticut took .Manchester at Enfield only one set in three days of played together and their work charge of arrangements. larceny (shoplifting) Saturday Ainhiilunce calls rushing of sophomore tailback left. Celeron, N. Y . ; six together brought quick by Chester W. La Porte, 50, of sign of forced entry. bulance) a 14-0 win at Maine as Huskie singles and doubles play. at 3 p.m. at the Sears store in $ ernon Bill Burnham, who leads the St. Thomas Seminary at against the doubles team of grandchildren and nine great­ Peter DeCarli resolutions to a series of Newington, police said. • A 1973 Ford Torino was Saturday, 2:30 p.m. — two- T h e fullback Roger Ings scored two Winless Western Connecticut, Connors, making his first Hose and Andrew Saturday was the Parkade. She posted $75 Saturday, 8:08 a.m. — minor Yankee Conference scoring Clieney Tech grandchildren. ELLINGTON - Peter weekend matters. They in­ Kerr was charged with stolen Sunday from where it car collision on Rts. 44A and 6. second half touchdowns in the 0-4, was swamped 35-14 by Tow- playing appearance with the no exception. cash bond for court Nov. 10. auto accident on 1-86 near Exit with 60 points. East Catholie at St. Paul Private funeral services were DeCarli, 84, of Muddy Brook cluded: failure to drive a reasonable was parked at the Quality Inn 97. (Vernon Ambulance) See story in today's police Yankee Conference contest. son State. Tony Calabrase was MCC at Trinity JV U.S. team, swamped 'T m very pleased with the • Jay W. Blakeslee, 23, of 66 Burnham scored two held today at the White-Gibson- Rd., died Sunday in an area con­ • A Glastonbury man was distance apart. Court is Nov. 4. on Rt. 83. The owner is Thomas news. (Manchester Am­ Herald Angle Coast Guard, idle last week, the standout for Western, Venezuela’s two top players, way they played overall," said Helaine Rd., operating under Sunday, 1:14 p.m. — minor touchdowns, amassing 109 Roek\ille at .Newington Small Funeral Home, 65 Elm valescent home. driving east on Hartford Rd. Thefts Conwell of South Port. bulance) is anxious to resume its winning scoring on a 21-yard pass from South Windsor at Glaston­ Humphrey Hose and Jorge An­ Trabert. ''I’m extremely the influence in connection with yards rushing in 22 attempts. St., Rockville section of Ver­ He was born in Italy and lived Sunday at 1:30 p.m. when he .MuiU'liesler • Norton Electric at 71 By Earl Yost ways against Worcester quarterback John Carroll, and bury drew in separate singles pleased with our team.” a one-car accident Sunday at Central's deepest penetration non, with cremation at the most of his life in Ellington. He saw three youths near a truck in Weekend breaks and thefts in­ Hilliard St. was broken into Polytechnical Institute at New running back a kickoff 93 yards Bolton at Cromwell matches, including at 6-2, 6-1, 6- Connors, who admitted to a 3:22 a.m. on Hartford Rd. Just OUR NEW STORE HOURS Sports Editor was to the UNH five yard-line Springfield Crematory. Burial was employed for many years the Hartford Road Enterprises cluded: Saturday night. An attempt to London. The Cadets lost their for a touchdown. 2 thrashing of Andrew on Sun­ little early game nervousness west of Main St. early in the second quarter, but Itaeon .Academy at Itham will be in Irondale Cemetery, by the M.T. Stevens and Sons lot at 276 Hartford Rd. • A Green Rd. home was open a large safe failed. OPEN NIGHTS opener 9-7 to Merchant Marine day. at the start of his matches The sports car he was driving ’fil Q D lUI quarterback Brian Hickey was Maine Maritime's Mike Coventry at East Hampton Millerton. Textile Mills in Rockville. The truck’s gas cap was off, broken into Saturday morning. • The Bowers School on before heading for wins over Stafford at Ellington Roscoe Tanner, ranked fourth "because I'm playing for 210 east on Hartford Rd. ran off the MON.thruFRI. HI H r ilfli called for intentionally groun­ McGuire scored three Friends wishing to do so may Suvivors are a stepson, he told police. A purse with personal papers is Princeton St. was broken into RPI. Colby, Norwich and ding the ball. Three plays later touchdowns and ran for 191 CROSS COUNTRY in the U.S., proved he, too, will million people and not just north side of the road and onto a sometime Saturday. A window make memorial gifts to the Anthony DeCarli of Ellington; a A fourth youth was standing missing from the kitchen. Lynn, Morgan popular choices Wesleyan. Manny Cavaliere missed a 37- yards in trouncing New Hayen .Manchester at Hall myself,” said he will get better. near the road “to see if anyone lawn. Police found the car with on the south side was broken. WESTERN BEEF American Kidney Foundation brother, Joseph DeCarli of • A Woodbridge St. home 63 TOLLAND TPKE. MON. thru FRI. 9 to 9 There have been few dissenters regarding the choice of The rest of the slate has yard field goal. The loss was the 34-6 at Castine, Maine. Manehester at Hall (girls) was coming,” he said. Blakeslee behind the steering Nothing else appeared dis­ MANCHESTER, CONN. or a charity of the donor’s Ellington; six grandchildren near Green Rd. was entered SAT. and SUN. 9 to 6 Fred Lynn of Boston and Joe Morgan of Cincinnati as Cornell at Yale, Middlebury at Blue Devil’s third in five Thursday choice. and 14 great-grandchildren. “I pulled in the next driveway wheel, the car in gear, and the Saturday morning also. A purse turbed. Trinity, Kean College at The Chargers, 2-4, managed left rear wheel spinning at a OPEN SUNDAY 9-6 player-of-the-year award winners in the American and games. their only score in the final SOCCER The funeral is Tuesday at 8; 15 and came up behind the hanging on a kitchen chair was • A Rachel Rd. home was Southern Connecticut, Central Albany State won 19-17 over Golf comeback capped high rate. WE ACCEPT FEDERAL FOOD STAMPS National League respectively. The players did the voting period when Mike Williams Bolton at East Catholie .M rs. Andrew Carey Jr. a.m. from the Burke-Fortin youths,” the man said. robbed of $181 in cash. broken into over the weekend. Connecticut at Glassboro State, Southern Connecticut, coming Three ran away, escaping Court is Nov. 11. Missing are a color TV, a black MON. thru FRI. 9 to 9 which should carry as much if not more authority than re­ scored a touchdown. New South W indsor at Bloomfield SOUTH WINDSOR - Mrs. Funeral Home, 76 Prospect St., • A Richmond Dr. home was SAT. and SUN. 9 to 6 Wesleyan at Amherst and from behind with a third period • David S. Hansen, 21, of 119 and white TV, two stereos, and Haven is idle this week. Ellington at East Windsor Alice McGuire Carey, 55, of Rockville, with a Mass at 9 at from him. He caught a fourth. broken into Saturday. Missing gular beat baseball writers who might be prejudiced in Western Connecticut at New touchdown scored by quarter­ Pitkin St., evading responsibili­ a clock-radio. CROSS COUNTRY South Windham died Saturday St. Bernard’s Church, A gas station attendant nearby are 15 old silver dollars and their selections...One man’s opinion: Johnny Bench of Cin­ York Institute of Technology. back John Bertuzzi. C Rockville. Burial will be in St. called police. ty and unsafe turn in connection many other rare coins and cinnati is one man who has impressed this writer over the Yale’s 34-7 win at Columbia COC Meet at Chenev Tech at home. She was the mother of with a car-fire hydrant collision SPECIAL With four minutes left in the January wins B e r n a r d ’s C e m e te ry , Police are now investigating three rings. ■ years as the true All-American boy type...Some day it may gave the Eli a 3-1 record while SWIMMING Mrs. Robert Marchi of South Friday at 12:58 a.m. on Hart­ game, Bertuzzi ran out of the Windsor. Rockville. the whole incident. No charges • A Curry Lane new home come out that Luis Tiant of the Red Sox is the Satchel the winless Lions dropped their end zone for an intentional Manchester at W indhani Friends may call at the have been made. Nothing on the ford Rd. west of Fairfield St. was broken into Saturday. ABOUT MON., TUES. & WED. ONLY! fourth straight. (girls) Other survivors are her hus­ He was released on a $150 Paige of his time. To this day, Paige’s age when he pitched Southern safety. Southern’s Jim band, three sons, three other funeral home tonight from 7 to truck was damaged or removed Missing are three rooms of in the major leagues was a complete secret. Tiant’s Yale broke lose for 17 points Stagaj missed a 55-yard field Field hockey win Eridav sudden-death 9. except the gas cap. non-surety bond for court Nov. wall-to-wall carpeting. Much of TOWN in the second quarter and half­ FOOTBALL daughters, two sisters and four 4. ____ TENDER EXTRA LEAN baseball age is 35, which could be off as much as 10 goal with three seconds Taking a 4-0 decision last grandchildren. • A 16-year-old youth threw a it was gold in color. back Don Gesicki ran for 116 remaining. East Catholie at Xavier 7:30 railroad spike at a car driving Accidenls Wilson Deakin, assistant years...Mike Burke, former president of the New York Friday was the Illing Junior The funeral is Tuesday at 9; 30 Alherl D. Krause Someone familiar with rug in­ yards against the Ivy League The Owls, 3-2, built the early p.m. SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (UPI) — Veteran Don Jan*iary on Edgerton St. Sunday about 3 Manrhesler superintendent of schools, will Yankees, now draws down a salary of $100,000 annually as High girls' field hockey team T a.m. from the Potter Funeral stallation appeared to have rival. lead on a four-yard touchdown SOCCER Albert D. Krause, 62, of 44 be the guest speaker at the head man at Madison Square Garden...Marty Stepper, over crosstown Bennet. capped a 1975 comeback Sunday with a sudden-death vic­ Hom e, 456 Ja ck so n S t., p.m. It dented the hood. Ralph E. Whitney, 58, of Rt. committed the theft, police CUBE STEAKS Gesicki, receiver Ed Lewis, run by quarterback Ed Simslniry at Manehester Ridge St., died Saturday at Tuesday noon meeting of the A Bigelow St. man chased the 44A, Bolton, was taken by said. The Canterbury Construc­ president of the Manchester Youth Hockey Association, John Pagliaro and Keith Bassi Playing well for Bennet were tory over Larry Hinson for first prize in the $125,000 Texas Willimantic, with a Mass at 10 Manchester Memorial Kiwanis Club of Manchester, Swicklas and a 64-yard Putnam Catliolie at Cheney youth and caught him on Broad Manchester Ambulance to tion Co. of Garden City, N.Y. Cut From The Round reports Manchester High’s first varsity hockey team in 40 scored touchdowns and Randy Lois Diana, Nancy Duffy, Dawn Open. at St. Joseph's Church, Hospital. He was the husband of touchdown punt return by Rich I'eeh playoff hole and Hinson missed St. He called police. Manchester Memorial Hospital recently completed the home. Inc. at the Manchester Country Carter kicked two field goals. Farrell, Pat Shelton, Gloria January tapped in an 18-inch Willimantic. Burial will be in Mrs. Anne Tidmas Krause. years will play two games weekly on Wednesday and Dunster. Ifnikelev at Rockville a 5-footer. The car owner decided to after a three-vehicle collision It is for sale. Club. ____ Trinity, 2-1-1, notched a 17-0 Diana and Eileen Grenier. putt on the second hole of the St. Joseph's Cemetery, He was born Dec. 14, 1912, in Saturday nights at the Bolton Ice Palace starting in Wesleyan was forced to play CROSS COlNTRY "The economy forced me drop his complaint after lear­ Saturday at 3 p.m. on Main St. • A G la s to n b u ry m an Illing names were not available playoff to collect $25,000 and the Willimantic. Manchester where he lived all Manchester Chapter, December...Marti Parliman has taken on the added duties shoutout over Colby. Mike to a tie for the first time in 118 Manchester at W imiham back out here," said January, ning the name of the boy. Police north of Oak St. reported someone stole the Maus kicked a 24-yard field goal including those who scored. championship of the last in­ Friends may call at the his life. He was employed as an SPEBSQSA, will meet tonight as publicist for the Manchester Youth Hockey Association. games. The Cardinals were Manehester at Windham 45, who passed up the 1973 and brought him home and told his He was treated for a neck home-made front bumper off dividual tournament of the funeral home tonight from 7 to underwriter at the Aetna Life at 7:30 at the Teen Center She also handles a similar non-paying post with the Neipsic and halfback Tony Ciccaglione (girls) father the details. sprain and released, a hospital his car Saturday night where it season. 1974 tours for a full-time 9. and Casualty Insurance Com­ Annex of Manchester Recrea­ Saturday business of designing and con­ • Mark G. Turkowski, 16, of spokesman said. was parked on Main St. near the tion Center. The meeting is Tennis Club and is in charge of coaching the Midget Foot­ Hinson, of Douglas, Ga., Those wishing to do so may pany, Hartford. 1 49 ball League cheerleaders. FOOTBALL structing golf courses. "If I had . . calmly curled in an uphill putt make memorial gifts to the 39Vz Garden St. and David A. The “high-body” pickup truck center. The plate went with it. open to all area men interested SAVE AT LEAST 50‘ LB. Mr. Krause was a member of Enfield at Manehester anything to do, I wouldn't be out Altar Fund at St. Joseph’s Moquin, 18, of 88 Oak St. were driven by William D. Kerr, 38, • An employe of Arnold's in singing four-part barbershop of more than 30 feet on the 18th the 151 Square Club at Aetna Bloomfield at Rockville on the tour." Church. Willimantic. both charged with tampering of 110 S. Main St. drove into the Restaurant at 699 Main St. harmony. hole to tie January at the end of and the Aetna Men’s Club. with a motor vehicle Sunday at Newington at .South W indsor 72 holes at 13-under-par 275 over "Certainly, 1 shall not leave He was a past master of 2:10 a m. SOCCER the par 72, 7,038-yard Woodlake the tour again. They'll have to Manchester Lodge of Masons, Police received a call from MCC at Northwestern CC Golf Club Course, January had force me off next time, " said In Memoriam and in York rites, a member of TO FIND COMPLETE DARKROOM Pine St. residents that two Rham at Rocky Hill appeared to be the winner out­ the 20-year professional who In loving memory of our mother, Ella Delta Chapter, RAM, of Rain tough on weekend golf ran his 1975 earnings to $69,034 Saunderr, who pas.sed away October 20 youths were going through a car CROSS COlNTRY right after outdistancing a tight 1957 Manchester. Rain has raised havoc with golfers all season long on and his career earnings to $655,- at 104 Pine St. Police soon SUPPLIES CHECK AT YOUR East Catlndie at HCC Meet field that saw 20 golfers within He was a member of St. found Turkowski and Moquin weekends this season. It’s been the wettest in years at the three strokes of the lead at one 189. “It feels good. He (Hinson) October < ime with sad regret, the date Mary's Episcopal Church. (Goodwin Park) gave me some breathing room. and month we will never forget. near the scene. LOCAL CAMERA SHOP Manchester Country Club. The weather on Fridays during time during the last round. For in our hearts she will always stay, A private funeral will be held They were released on $25 much of the golfing season was also inclement for the most Hinson lipped a downhill It happens." b)vcd and remembered everyday at the Holmes Funeral Home, Forbes s Hinson collected $14,250 for non-surety bonds for part...The team of Stu Jennings and Mike White, represen­ three-footer that would have 400 Main St., with the Rev.' second place and barely missed Sadly missed by Sons and Daughters appearance in Common Pleas ting the Manchester Racquet Club, bowed in the finals to given him the win on the first Bruce Jacques, co-pastor of St. NASSIFF CAMERA SHOP making the top 60 money Court 12 in East Hartford Nov. playoff hole and both players Mary’s Episcopal Chuch of­ Jim Wells and Bernie Brown in the Kidney Foundation winners of the year’ which In Menitiriain 18. 629 MAIN ST 643-7369 Tennis Tournament by 7-6, 4-6, 7-6 margins. Both tie­ wound up with bogeys. ficiating. Burial will be in East Flyers in win, January fired a course automatically would have made In loving memory ol John MacDonald Cemetery. Other arrests over the breakers were decided by 5-4 margins...Master among the him eligible for all of next who passed away October 20, 197.1 record-tying 31 on the front There are no calling hours. Willace Men’s Masters Division tennis players in Manchester is WHA results year’s tournaments. "I did have nine, overcame a bogey on the Always a silent heartache. Many a silent newsletter Friends wishing to do so may Mai Darling. Masters are players 45 and over. Darling, my chances," Hinton said. tear. NEW YORK (UPI) - The backside and wound up at six- 2 make memorial contributions "I'm happy, really, on finishing But always a beautiful memory ol now retired, can still beat the majority of male tourney under-par 66 for the day. He to the Masonic Home in Philadelphia Flyers beat the 62nd on the money list. I still the one I loved so dear. Everyone is Coming to players in town in any age bracket...Annual Trophy Night Detroit Red Wings Sunday night sewed up the playoff victory by God gave me strength to bear it Wallingford. FANTASTIC SAVINGS at the Manchester Country Club will be staged Saturday, hitting within tap-in range off know the material is there. 1 5-1 and improved their record just plan to work harder next Wife, Anna Nov. 22 at the clubhouse...The same night. Will Hadden the 206-yard, par 3 second this season to 6-0-2. vear." will be honored as the Tall Cedars note their 25th anniver­ The defending Stanley Cup VIVIAN FERGUSON’S LAWN PARTY sary of sponsoring the annual Five Mile Road Race in champions have not lost a FROM 20-50% ALL WEEK Manchester. More than 150 entries have already been regular-season game since they FIRST REMINDER received for the 39th running Thanksgiving morning. were beaten last March 8 by the on the Cheney Lawns along Hartford Road Pittsburgh Penguins and have not lost at home since they Colorado 11 in picture Great Food at Old Fashioned Prices LONG IN OUR ANNUAL were beaten by the New York Rangers last February. for Big Eight laurels NOV. Roadrunners 6, Jets 3 FALL SALE! point cost Colorado a tie. Lauri Mononen scored a first NEW YORK (UPI) - One of Kessinger interests Red Sox ‘‘I’d like to feel like this after period hat trick to lead the long-awaited clashes that every game because there is Boston Red Sox are more than slightly interested in Phoenix. Mononen, former star comes on Nov. 22 is the 1 ONLY 25« for HOT DOG, nothing better than being a acquiring Don Kessinger of the Chicago Cubs. If a deal of the Finnish national team, Oklahoma-Nebraska contest. winner," Reed added. "Our materalizes, Kessinger will be the third baseman next was playing only his second Usually the winner gets the Big defense hung in there and kept THIS IS THE LAST DAY TO FILE season...Several clubs, in both leagues, would like to pry game of pro hockey. Eight title and a choice bowl giving us chances so we figur^ SODA and ICE CREAM Aeros 6, Crusaders ,5 bid. Dewey Evans away from Boston. The best bets for the we owed them something.” YOUR PERSONAL PROPERTY USTS Andre Rinse scored his se­ But Colorado may have HAPPY DAYS ARE HERE trade mart involving Red Sox players are Juan Benequiz, Missouri, now 4-2, led 17-3 in (Exception Motor Vehiclee) cond goal of the season midway something to say about the im­ Cecil Cooper and Bill Lee...Just for the record; Of the 25 the third quarter but Reed ran Saturday, October 25th 12M ■ 3M in the final period to give portance of that game as early Such lists shall be filed not later than November World Series that went seven games, the team that held a for two touchdowns and Houston a come-from-behind as Saturday, when they play the 1st each year, or If the first shall be a Sunday or legal Rain Date: Sunday, October 26th 1:00 - 4:00 three to two edge after five games won 15 times...Winning (Herald photo by Dunn) quarterback David Williams, victory. unbeaten Cornhuskers, the American League playoffs may mean as much as $8,- threw for one TD"and ran for a holiday then on the next business day following bring your own blanket or lawn chair AGAIN AT FORRES & WALLACE Oilers 4, Stingers 2 “It feels great, " said second score. Three of the plenty of free parking in areas along Hartford Road 000 to each member of the Red Sox...British-American Masons donate hockey pucks to MYHA Edmonton was paced by the Colorado tailback Tony Reed Failure to file such list by November 1st means touchdowns came after Club will salute its 1952-53 basketball team which won the two goal performance of Ken after the llth-ranked Buffalos TEN PER CENT addition to the assessment as Missouri turnovers. American League Wednesday night at the clubhouse. The Ten-year-oltl David Stepper accepts Hockey Association, looks on. Baird. Barry Long and Blair rallied from a two-touchdown required by the State Statute. Second-ranked Oklahoma night will be dedicated in memory of Jackie Allen, the Pucks will he divided Itetween local MacDonald were the other Ed­ deficit to defeat No. 10 Missouri REAL ESTATE NEED NOT BE OECLARED paid for by: MANCHESTER PARKADE one of 130 hockey pucks from rolled to an easy 25-3 victory Mancheater Neighbors for VMan Ferguson great ex-University of Rhode Island hoopster who starred monton scorers. For Cincin­ 31-20. Colorado is now 5-1 — and Leslie Belcher, Treasurer Donald Wells of the Manehester and Vernon youth leagues. Wells over Kansas State and No. 4 Edger E, Belleville, Assessor nati, Gary Veneruzzo and Ber­ that loss was a 21-20 squeaker to several years with local teams. He was stricken several Lodge of Masons. Marty Stepper, will chair annual Masonic Sports Nebraska got past Oklahoma years ago and died. Night next week. nie MacNeill were the Oklahoma as a missed extra president of the Manchester Youth marksmen. State 28-20. V ‘i PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Oct. 20, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., Oct. 20. 1975 - PAGE ELEVEN Packers tack first loss Jets and Joe At Food Mart WALDBAUM'S of season on Cowboys far off game Food Mart Ifou'we egot the edge! NEW YORK (UPI) - Don Shula summed it up neatly. NEW YORK (UPI) Bart in pro football. It’s going to give York Jets 43-0, New England passes moved the Oilers into “They couldn’t do anything right and we couldn’t do Because we put more items on sale everyday of the week! See why more people Starr never had any trouble us a lot of confidence.” belted Baltimore 21-10, Denver scoring position for two second anything wrong,” said Shula Sunday after his Miami Hadl passed 26 yards to tight edged Cleveland 16-15, and Kan­ half touchdowns and gave the Dolphins handed the New York Jets their worst loss in 12 beating the Dallas Cowboys. 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We’ve back-to-back National Football Fran Tarkenton tossed two winning touchdown coming 38 son’s three interceptions and won four In a row now and we Z' League championship games in was set up by a Golden fumble recovery highlighted a U.S.D.A. CHOICE - NEW YORK Richards fumble of a Green touchdown passes and Chuck seconds into the final quarter. can tie for first by beating Buf­ 1966 and 1967. Foreman rushed for 107 yards Pittsburgh 34, Chicago 3 defensive effort that picked off falo next week.” MOSEYS Pick Your Own Produce at Food Mart! In the one year Starr came Bay punt at the Dallas 31. six Joe Namath passes and “There was no way they to increase the Vikings’ first Franco Harris, Terry Besides his three intercep­ back to the Packers as an assis­ place bulge over the second Bradshaw and Rocky Bleier forced eight turnovers. ’The loss tions, Johnson caused another SUGAR SWEET - CALIFORNIA tant coach to tutor the quarter- could beat us,” added Dallas was the Jets’ worst since a 48-0 SIRLOIN tackle Rayfield Wright, “but place Lions in the NFC Central scored second half touchdowns with a jarring tackle and Corned Beef backs-1972—Green Bay handed Division to two games. Fred and Roy Gerela kicked two field rout by Kansas City in 1963. recovered a fumble to set up Dallas one of just four losses they did.” Miami led 6-0 after the first llie Packers got a bonus in Cox booted three field goals to goals to direct the Steelers three touchdowns. the Cowboys suffered that year. help Minnesota post its fifth win from a 10-3 halftime lead to a period on Griese’s four-yard STEAK Brisket Sale HONeYDEWS This year Starr returned as in as many games this year. rout of the Bears. run and the Dolphins broke SHELLSIRLOIN head coach of Green Bay to open the game with three restore some of the glitter he Cincinnati 14, Oakland 10 touchdowns in the second U.S.D.A. CHOICE U.S.D.A. CHOICE FLAT JUMBO provided as a player. But St. Louis 31, Philadelphia 20 Rookie Marvin Cobb in­ quarter. TOP BONELESS SIZE through the first four games of Jim Otis scored on touchdown tercepted a Ken Stabler pass Rookie linebacker Steve CUTS ea. runs of one and five yards and CHUCK the season, the Packers were and returned it 52 yards for a Towle intercepted a pass and ' l b . ROUND finished with 116 yards rushing TD late in the third quarter to Mercury Morris, who had 114 winless and were outscored 104- ROAST U.S. NO. 1 N.Y. STATE 55. for his finest pro performance break a 7-7 tie and keep Cincin­ yards rushing, ran 49 yards to U.S.D.A. CHOICE STEAK U.S. NO. 1 to pull the Cardinals within one Jet Coach Charley Winner UNDERBLADE Then Dallas popped up on the nati one of just three unbeaten the Jet 15 to set up Don Not­ was furious. TOP ROUND ROAST lb *1.59 LB. G re e n Bay game of first place in the NFC teams in the NFL. It was the tingham’s one yard TD plunge. YELLOW FRESH the game from rookie kicker Eastern Division. Otis out- “They just outblasted us in schedule—undefeated and Joe Danelo, who booted field first pro interception for Cobb, Mike Kolen’s interception got ,LB. ? 1 . 7 9 MOSEY'S CRYOVAC (UPI Photo) every phase of the game,” GROUND BEEF « 1 . 2 9 2 rushed teammate Terry Met­ a rookie cornerback out of the ball back and Griese hit Nat 89< emens playing on their home field. So ROUNDS lb ® YAMS goals of 24 and 29 yards and was calf, who finished with 81 yards steamed Winner, whose club TOP FROST WHITE MEAT . BONELESS UNDERBLADE CORNED BEEF 1.09 Southern California. Moore with a 53-yard TD pass. ELM BREAKFAST Starr dug into his files and responsible for Green Bay’s 3-0 Connecticut girl tops fell to 2-3. “We dropped passes, 2 LB. U.S.D.A. • pulled out an old script, the in 14 carries and caught five Then Jet punter Greg Gantt TURKEY ROAST PKO. *2.99 CHUCK STEAK CHOICE LB. 1.49 halftime lead. passes for 37 yards. didn’t block, didn’t tackle, PORK SAUSAGE lb®1.59 “Championship Game, 1967.’’ Denver 16, Cleveland 15 Jan Merrill of Waterford wins 1,500 meters tried to escape a strong rush, COLONIAL Danelo was signed this week Los Angeles 22, Atlanta 7 fumbled the ball away and fell OUR BEST LBS. That was the game Starr to fill the shoes of two-time Jim Turner, overshadowed fumbled and Johnson recovered asleep on our zone coverages. It VEAL PATTIES BREADED PORK CHOPS SM O KED l b .’ 1.79 James Harris fired two throughout the game by Don SLICED BACON PRO ® 1 . 5 9 directed a last minute and returned to the 10. Morris was just total lack of concen­ COLONIAL CHUNKED (REG. OR FAMILY STYLE) NFL scoring champion Chester touchdown passes and Tom INDIAN RIVER SEEDLESS touchdown drive and capped it Cockroft’s record setting scored on the next play. BEEF LIVER a D EV EIN ED Marcol, who is out with a pulled Dempsey kicked three field tration.” SEAFOOD SPECIALS BOLOGNA ORLIVERWURST lb 99 EXTRA by sneaking into the end zone thigh muscle. The Packers kicking performance for “We had problems earlier in Namath, who had six in­ WHITE GRAPEFRUIT LARGE goals to give the Rams their SWIFT'S lb CALIFORNIA from one yard out to give the previously tried to hide Mar- Cleveland, booted the longest the year with all the new people Fresh Pollock Fillets *1.09 Gold medal day terceptions for the third time in BEEF FRANKS PREMIUM LB EXTRA LARGE fourth straight victory. Los field goal of his career, a 53- 99' GEM DANDY FRANKS lb79^ Pack a 21-17 victory. col’s absence with lineman coming in and out,” said his career, offered no excuses. Fresh Haddock Fillets lb *1.89 FRESH BROCCOLI BUNCH Angeles took advantage of six OEMSMOKEOPORK FORMERLY SWEET He gave the script to John Dave Pureifory, but found out yarder, as time ran out to give Griese, who continued the “I felt good,” he said after SWIFT'S PREMIUM I OZ. Q C c Atlanta turnovers in the game, ySAUSAGE BROWN 'N S ER V E PKO. O Fresh Oysters 'oz. *1.39 Hadl, his quarterback this year, accuracy means a lot more the Broncos the victory over assault in the second half with hitting only 8-of-24 passes for 96 SHOULDER ROLL “r*o'lYlII .79 FLORIDA TANGELOS DOZ. and told him to go to work. And including five in the first half. the winless Browns. Cockroft for Americans TD passes of two yards to Norm than a strong leg. San Francisco 35, yards. “Despite the intercep­ go to work Hadl did, lowering set a Cleveland team record Bulaich and 32 to Jim Mandich tions, I didn’t think I threw bad­ In fairness to our customers, we reserve the right to limit sales to three packages ot any item except where otherwise noted. Items ottered for sale not available in case lots or to other retail dealers or wholesalers The loss left Dallas at 4-1 but New Orleans 21 the number of unbeaten teams still atop the NFC Eastern Divi­ with five field goals. MEXICO CITY (UPI) — The Pan American Games have and finished lO-of-14 for 155 ly. ’Three of them were on Norm Snead connected with in the NFL to three with a sion with Washington was upset finally taken on a definite red, white and blue glow. And yards. “But I’ve learned how to deflected passes and in the se­ Gene Washington for Kansas City 12, San Diego 10 touchdown in the last two by Houston 13-10. that glow will likely become brighter as the week take advantage of who’s in cond half, we were so far touchdowns of 29 and 20 yards Jan Stenerud’s second field minutes to give Green Bay a 19- In other games, Minnesota progresses. there and what each individual behind that they knew we had to Marshmallow Confectionery within a 55-second span of the goal of the game, a 27-yard boot 17 victory. beat Detroit 25-19, St. Louis Led by a stirring decathlon can do. We try to feature what throw. The wind also was affec­ TOMATO opening quarter to spark the in the fourth quarter, rallied the throwing line. But the javelin “The whole game typifies topped Philadelphia 31-20, Los guys do best. ting anything long so there 49ers. One touchdown came Chiefs and kept the Chargers battle between world record hit a photographer’s camera Bart Starr and his entire staff,” Angeles spanked Atlanta 22-7, “We lost to Oakland and we wasn’t really much you could SUGAR after a blocked New Orleans winless. Mike Livingston con­ holder Bruce Jenner and and gave the man a two-inch Fluff PLANTER'S ■ 18 OZ. JAR rTTH Hadl said. “They didn’t blame San Francisco outscored New realized that we better get do.” puijt and the other after a Saints nected with tight end Walter runner-up Fred Dixon, the gash in the stomach. V/i OZ. JAR DOMINO - 1 LB. PKG. anybody when we lost earlier. O rleans 35-21, P ittsburgh DEL MONTE - 46 OZ. CAN bmble. White for a 60-yard touchdown Americans scooped up their Jenner then ran the 1,500 They stayed with us. They said crushed Chicago 34-3, Cincin­ Houston 13, Washington 10 pass to provide Kansas City its largest single day gold medal meters in 4:42.86 to overcome a we were doing the right thing. nati nipped Oakland 14-10, collection Sunday since the We beat perhaps the best team Dan Pastorini’s pinpoint remaining points. 50-point deficit and beat Dixon, Miami smothered the New games began. They won 10 in a 8,045-8,019. School grid tilts today variety of performances in “I’m pleased to have gone track and field, swimming, over 8,000 points at this FOODCLUB FO O D C LU B L A Y E R CORONET DELTA rowing and equestrian events. altitude,” said Jenner, who has For the second week in a row, The East Catholic-Bloomfield FOOD CLUB 25 OZ. ALL VARIETIES 4 ROLL The Cubans, who had stayed If OZ. PKG. OZ. the world record at 8,524. “I’m local football teams will be High game originally scheduled Apple Sauce JAR PKG. Apple Juice sparks Cake Mixes Toilet Tissue CiCANS close in the gold medal race two months into my training for playing games today after for Bloomfield has been moved Sliced Carrots 5 89' d e l MONTE • WHOLE KERNE 32 OZ. FOOD CLUB through the first week of the to Mt. Nebo for a 2:30 start. KRAFT MIRACLE i oz. ^ Q ( next year’s Olympics, and this being rained oiit Saturday. W V J III OR CREAM STYLE C a ts u p FOODCLUB BOTTLE YELLOW Popcorn b o t t l e Games, could manage only one fits right in.” Manchester High hosts South Windsor High and FOODCLUB FO O D C LU B ■ Dressing FRENCH 4 OZ. win in 18 finals Sunday. STEMS Pats to first win Sunday the U.S. captured Penney of East Hartford at Rockville will meet today at the CANS 1 10 QT, KRAFT ,0 1 Salad Dressing PIECES PKG. BOWLING Of the Americans victories, another track and field gold Memorial Field at 2 o’clock. Rams’ field at 3. Mushrooms. Carnation,"^^^'^^^DRY MILK Dressing FRENCH b o t t l e 49 Jenner’s was the most spec­ medal with Janet Merrill of tacular as he came from behind C.S. MIXED - Joe Russo 204- FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) - game, after the 5-foot-5 dynamo Baltimore than in losses to the Waterford, Conn., winning the in the final event — the 1,500- 530, Dennis Delisle 213-554, Ed His teammates had called had suffered bruised ribs. John­ Jets and Bengals. He even 1,500-meter run in 4:18.2, and meter run — to beat Dixon. Duchaine 224-534, Bill son ran eight yards to the threw a key block, on Darryl took four of five swimming Ice Cream him A-J ever since he In the javelin event, on his Livengood 504, Bruce Moquin Baltimore two then scored on a Stingley’s 21-yard double medals, won three rowing first arrived from the University fifth throw, Jenner’s spear hit 515, Fred Kozicki 504, Ed slant over the right side to put reverse that set up the go-ahead places and took the team Co,, Inc. of Georgia campus last his leg during the run-up and he Yourkas 515, Diane Brennan the Patriots ahead, 14-7, in the touchdown. dressage on the equestrian 177-490, Carol O’Brien 179, Don­ summer. tried to ground it in front of the field. “Manufacturer, of Orfitelli’, Banquet Spumoni" But the initials took on a new final minute of the first half. “Every week it (the left C na Obzut 186-467, Eleanor 27 Warren Street, Manchester Phone 649-S3S8 name Sunday — Apple Juice — Coach Chuck Fairbanks said shoulder that still has a screw Wilson 175-463, Alvina Delisle he was not surprised with the as versatile Andy Johnson ran through it) improves. It hurts Plant Houra: Dally 8 to 5; Sat. 8 to 1; Cloaad Sundays 189-490, Marge Delisle 179, very much after the game but Shelia P rice 175-467, Bee for 124 yards and two Records set, tied you’ve got to expect it to. But Still Your Best Buy— MUELLER'S - FINE, MED. OR WIDE PILLSBURY • HUNGRY JACK Moquin 179-512, Denise touchdowns in leading the New England Patriots to a 21-10 vic­ the win helps and it was great S.S OZ. Cromwell 175-180-498, Alice Noodles LA CHOY CAN tory over the Baltimore Colts. to see Andy play exceptionally in MCC soccer win Egg Noodles 45*^ Instant Ralston Mashed Potatoes p°= 69*^ Brown 457, Louise Repoli 468, well. He’s a fine back, with The Patriots players coined ICE CREAM K R A F T Peg Callahan 489. good blazing speed. And he’s U OZ. JAR LARSON 160Z.CAN the nickname “Apple Juice” One record was set and another tied Saturday as 30 FLAVORS TO CHOOSE FROM, Un't th«r« a flavor you'va longad for Mayonnaise Coffee Mate .49 Ralston Veg-AII 29' got good hands.” AND couldn’t find?, try ua, wa think you’ll ba dallghtad. T because for one game the se­ Manchester Community College’s soccer team blasted ALL * OZ. S *1 II oz. RESTAl RANT - Hank Frey On the other hand, the Colts VAR. CANS I , cond year pro ran like O.J. Kal Kan FOOD Glass Plus CLEANER b o t t l e 79^ MIX PKG. 139-372, Don Logan 136-356, Jim performance of Johnson, who South Central Community College of New Haven, 12-1, in a 5 Flako Alba 66 *1.59 (Orange Juice) Simpson, did not get to play their game. Cochran 143-388, Tim Hickey had compiled a minus-two yard CCCAA tilt at Cougar Field. Moving A Party? Serve An breaking the game open with a Quarterback Bert Jones, who 137-397, Steve Putnam 136-362, rushing record in three carries The 12 goals surpass the 11 goalie Dave Treschuk notched 66-yard touchdown dash down had thrown seven touchdown ICE CREAM CAKE John Izzo 376, Jim Evans 135- over the previous three games scored against the Coast Guard his first when Coach Jim Dyer ROYAL CAYLA DOWNY SPAGHETTI the right sideline in the third tosses in the first four games, with your greeting written on top, decorated 3'72, Lou P rio r 365, Walt as a Patriot. “I don’t think he jayvees earlier this campaign period. was able to complete 12 of 24 elected him to take a penalty Vigneault 138-358, Bruce Dubiel and five goals by Tim Cyr tie kick. in rich heavy cream • serves 10 to 12 persons. GELATIN Fabric Softener “All I did was run,” said the was a surprise and we are hap­ against the Patriots with the 155-140-428, Rick Johnson 138- py with his great performance. the mark set a year ago by John ALL FLAVORS REG. OR DIET-ALL FLAVORS 2ScOFF LABEL bearded Johnson, who coin­ longest traveling 14 yards. Chip Behrmann scored on a 373, Carl Bujaucius 150-376, He’s a good player and has been Motta. cidentally wore a tee-shirt with “The Patriots beat us where penalty kick giving MCC a 4-0 NEW! CHERRY CHEESE CAKE SLICES (6 Pack) Adolph Kuczas 138-362, Chet a good player since coming Cyr’s first goal came at the 76 OZ. an apple and a snake on it. we’re supposed to be the lead and after this point the 6 OZ. IZ O Z .^O Nowicki 143-365, Sam Cool 366, here.” 21:56 mark of the first half Nut-Roll - Spumoni ■ Tortoni - Jimmie- p k g s . B BOTTLE “ (Jim) Plunkett pitched me the toughest, up front both ways,” locals scored almost at will CANS H g Frank McNamara 135-140-397, Before Johnson assumed his said Coach Ted Marchibroda, giving the Collegians a 3-0 lead against the winless Ravens. Roll and Cake-A La Mode, — • 1 ? ® Alex Urbanetti 350, Gene Grillo ball, (Sam) Cunningham over the outmanned and ragged confusing? then stop at our plant or at your favorite 3 Superman role, the Patriots Dan Arenas had two goals and ALL FLAVORS TOPCO WASH CYCLE blocked his man, someone else referring to New England’s six PRINCE PLAIN - MUSHROOM OR MEAT 352, Joe Dworak 135-368, Vin and Colts were muddling South Central squad. Ken Jones and Jim McCartney store and try your fancy. We warn you, it is rich In 41 OZ. blocked two defensive backs sacks of Jones and the Patriots’ 14 OZ. THIN SPAGHETTI Motolo 140, Jack Jordan 137-360, through a low-scoring, Bob Henry gave MCC an ear­ added one apiece. 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Lotion 142. drive after Herron had returned was sloppy enough to force Each team is 1-4. CREAM JUICE Barrel Shampoo a David Lee punt 16 yards. DINNERS 100% FLO RID A COOKIES p°G MERCANTILE - Ray postponement of the World HOOD'S REG. OR PREM. SIRLOIN - MEAT LOAF • SALIS. STRAW. - APPLE Shampoo Herron also figured in the CITRUS APRICOT • TANGERINE AucLair 135, Harry Acquire Kuberski Vi GAL. CARTON STEAK - TURKEY • FRIED CHICKEN 3.7S OZ. 2 Series 30 miles up the road in Cheese touchdown, a one-yard sweep Vi GALLO N A STRAW. CREME RINSE BOTTLE Buckminster 139, Henry Frey Boston. BUFFALO, N.Y. (UPI) - AMP PARTY VITA YELLOW & WHITE 14 OZ. BOTTLE by Sam Cunningham. The CARTON 140, Ed Tomkiel 137-378, Rick 'The former Georgia quarter­ The Buffalo Braves have 10 o z. 12 OZ. SHARP & X-SHARP Baltimore defense followed Breen 160-370, Bill Moorhouse back, who has played on the acquired on waivers former PKG. SNACKS JAR Herron into the middle of the 138, Mel Burbank 159-370, Hank special teams, at wide receiver Boston Celtic forward Steve SB** line after Jim Plunkett had 10 OZ. Michaud 135, Walt Jacy 142-355, and punt returning positions Kuberski from the Milwaukee STICK finished a nice fake, then Swiss on Rye REG. OR LIME ■ 1| OZ. CAN Tony Vahn 357, Stan Jarvis 373, since coming to New England Bucks. handed off to Cunningham. HO FFM AN Sam Little 359, Zip Sobiski 350, as a fifth round draft choice, Kuberski, who played five TRACnSHAVE CREAM 9 9 ' Plunkett, who completed six CHEESE t OZ. PKG. Nick Twerdy 369, Mick Holmes became a hero in the fashion seasons with the (Celtics, was ORANGE LAYER of 14 passes for 74 yards in his 1 ^ ' SCO PE MOUTHWASH b o t t l e 355, Rollie Guillotte 359, Ed that was typical for him. selected by the New Orleans SOUR Waldbaum ‘ 1.19 third start since returning from JUICE CAKES 4 OZ. LOTION • 7 '^ OZ. TUBE OR JAR Burbank 364, Pete Larson 355, He replaced Mack Herron at Jazz in the 1974 expansion draft DOFINO 0 HAVARTI a separated left shoulder, MINUTE MAID PEPPERIDGE FARM SHAMPOO Bub Bender 367, Les running back with two minutes and then traded to Milwaukee CREAM I OZ. Yogurt HEAD & SHOULDERS 89' showed more mobility against 100% FLO RID A ALL VAR. - 17 OZ. PKG. PKO. Christensen 375, Bill Sheekey left in the first half of a 7-7 shortly before the start of the BREAKSTONE CHEESE ALL FLAVORS 7 OZ. PINT CONTAINER G LEEM IT TOOTHPASTE TUBE 99' 356. 1974-75 season. OIETMAZOLA 8 OZ. CUP OI ID C DEODORANT • . B MARGARINE 5 9 ' O U rf C SCENTED OR UNSCENTEO CAN ‘ 1.19 East freshmen 1 0 FOOD CLUB • AMERICAN 4 Hi SARA L E E FOR • OZ. CHEESE SPREAD’Jk°o" 79^ PEPTO BISMOL BOTTLE 89' top Illing, 12-6 R EG U LA R OR U OZ. «« 5 ? ‘ Y ELLO W OR WHITE SEND THEM A MESSAGE: COFFEE CAKES STREUSEL PKO. ^ Victorious last Friday was TASTE O'SEA the East Catholic High SEAFOOD PLATTER t OZ. 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Priced to, MANSFIELD- older home, on hospitals.” But Dr. Robert Fishman, across the country, although GROUND HOUSEKEEPING or babysit­ acred lot, near 1-84, three morally wrong with letting her The Rev. David Hamilton, 33, sell! Karen Ann Quinlan has sur­ chairman of the neurology some have reservations. FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD ting n your home, $2.10 hourly bedrooms, large kitchen. Oil NEALE'S CONNEN die.” rector at St. Paul Episcopal call 647-9070. Ask for Joyce or vived the past six months only department at the University of “ I have always felt you never CHARLES LESPERANCE Heat, country setting, garage, “It’s a very serious tossup,” Church in Concord, N.H., said Charlene. 175 MAIN STREET PHONE 646-4525 with the help of a respirator and California, said withdrawal of have to use extraordinary 649-7620 needs work, great potential, according to Rabbi Jeffrey "a judgment of that type should BEEF w w » tube feeding. She has been in a vital supports “happens all the means to maintain life, except Help Wanted 13 owner lowered price to $27,900! Bienenfeld of New Orleans, be based on the quality of life Must be seen! Petrus Realty, coma since April 14, when she time in hospitals.” in extraordinary cir­ ADVERTISING ADVERTISING who dealt recently with a and not just existence. There’s □ EDUCATION MANCHESTER - Full 228-3777. MANCHESTER - Two family, VERNON - Newer 10 room was stricken after mixing drugs “ Murder is an act of com­ cumstances, such as keeping HELP WANTED - experienced 5-5, two car garage, convenient similar case — the case of an a real question of whether this HIGHLAND PARK MARKET dormered six room Cape, three Raised Ranch. Double garage, with alcohol, according to mission,” Fishman said, while the President alive,” said the DEADLINE in bar and cocktail work, full location, 643-8498. Owner-agent. two full baths, carpeting older man who is still alive. girl is really IRPing or just 317 Highland St., Manchester • 646-4277 RATES and part time. Call 872-3381 ask bedrooms - (2 extra large, will MANCHESTER- in our opinion friends. Doctors say the brain withdrawing life-supporting Rev. John Dittoe, a Catholic 12:00 noon the day before Private Instructions 18 throughout. Must be sold. “ Under certain very rigorous existing.” J 1 day ...... 9e word per day publication. for Skip. hold king size furniture). 1 1/2 this is one of the nicest Capes damage is irreversible; there is mechanisms “ is an act of omis­ 3 days 6c word per day baths, formal dining room, that has been offered for sale in MANCHESTER - New three Pasek Realtors, MLS 289-7475. Deadline for Saturday and bedroom Ranch, dining room, no chance of recovery. sion. If the diagnosis is correct, 6 days ...... 7c word per day PROFESSIONAL TUTORING fireplaced living room, kitchen Manchester. Five immaculate, 26 days .. . 6c word per day Monday is 12:00 Noon Friday. NURSES AIDES - all shifts, full kitchen with built-ins, Karen's parents, Mr. and it is a completely futile situa­ Service, Reading and Math. with built-ins. Walk to Buckley atrractively decorated rooms- COLUMBIA LAKE - spacious 15 WORD MINIMUM time and part time, weekdays aluminum siding, baseboard four bedroom Ranch, Mrs. Joseph T. Quinlan of Lan­ Karen Ann Quinlan tion. T h ere's no need to □ NO TICES and weekends, only Free consultation and Evalua­ School. Owner relocating. $39,- two full baths- garage-nearly ■Happy Ads ...... $2.00 inch PLEASE READ 900. Call 649-8192. 1/2 acre lot. Please call for heat, $42,500. Wolverton Agen­ fireplaced living room, large ding Section, N .J., hope through dramatize it to bits and pieces. experienced need apply. Good tion, 649-8023 or 522-6506. complete details $36,900, cy, Realtors, 649-2813. country kitchen with new 1975 court action they can terminate Karen's case has sparked a No one will ever criticize a starting salary, liberal fringe appliances, dining area, Lost and Found YOUR AD benefits. Apply Monday-Friday, QUALIFIED TEACHER - to BOLTON - RANCH, 5 rooms, 3 Odegard Realty, 643-4365. the life of the girl they adopted nationwide controversy over physician, for example, for not Classified ads are taken over finished family room, entire 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. East Hartford give private clarinet lessons in bedrooms, garage, large *29a900 21 years ago, when she was just the legal question of “ when calling a ‘code blue' alert on a LOST-Gray male cat, about the phone as a convenience. your nome. Only a few openings wooded lot $36,000, Philbrick MANCHESTER - large Duplex Five-room Ranch on the West home completely redecorated. 4 weeks old. The Herald is responsible for Convalescent Home, 745 Main does death occur?” terminal cancer patient.” nine months old, declawed, left. Call 643-2885 after 5 p.m. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200, 7-7, beautiful spa spacious modern Side, partial basement, real Two minute walk to the lake. New Jersey's attorney only one incorrect insertion and Street, East Hartford, Conn. Docking privileges. Mid 40’s. Many doctors and clergymen A code blue alert brings doc­ neutered, vicinity Tudor Lane. then only to the siie of the- kitchens with appliances. big lot, ideal for kids. general, the attending surveyed by UPI feel the vital tors from all parts of a hospital If found call 646-3219 or 875- original insertion. Errors which COLONIAL - seven rooms, 11/2 modern baths, carpeting, im­ Thomas J. Blanchard, Real SECRETARY - Career position TJ. CROCKEH REALTOR Estate, 646-0299. physicians and the Morris supports should be withdrawn if to help revive a patient whose 5816. do not lessen’the value of the for sharp person with excellent baths, three bedrooms, maculate throughout, con­ adverlis€vnent will not be cor­ □ REAL ESTATE ______643-1577______County prosecutor oppose the that is the wish of Karen's heart has stopped beating. typing, steno and telephone breezeway, garage, swimming venient to Main St., W. J. Bar- % FOUND- Whit? cat, black rected by an additional inser­ pool, redwood deck, wooded comb, Realtor, 644-8000. COLUMBIA LAKE - Large family's request for “death parents. But some are wary Karen's parents say there is a tion. experience. Complete benefit seven room Ranch on beautiful­ with dignity” because they say spots, double paws, black bushy program. Send resume promt- Homes For Sale 23 yard. $42,500. Philbrick Agency, MANCHESTER - Exceptional­ because state laws, like those in religious freedom issue at tail, green eyes. Kennedy Realtors, 646-4200. ly landscaped pine grove lot. turning off the life-sustaining INVITATION ly, (include salary, history). ly well maintained three New Jersey, fail to define stake; As Roman Catholics, Drive. 646-3034. MANCHESTER $69,500. Owner 228-3370. devices would amount to death. Scientific Leasing Inc., Ill $36,900 - Duplex, 6-3, cabinet bedroom Townhouse con­ Founders Plaza, East Hartford, kitchens, fireplace, carpeting, EXECUTIVE L Ranch - nine dominium at better than true 2 murder. TO BID Personals 2 Sealed bids will be received Conn. 06108. tile baths, $435 monthly income. rooms, 22x28 Master bedroom, YOU'RE INVITED value price. For appointment family room, game room, den, To inspect this immaculate call First Hartford Realty, 643- FALL OFFERINGS in the Office of The Director of Hutchins Agency, 646-3166. GLASTONBURY WOULD THE Fam ily who MATURE PERSON to work private yard, on dead end street aluminum sided seven-room 9797, 646-6555. - IV2 treed General Services, 41 Center in prime neighborhood, for witnessed an auto accident at part-time, Wednesday-Friday. $27,300. ATTRACTIVE 5 room Colonial, huge living room acres surrounds this quaint 6- Street, Manchester, Connec­ Center and Summit St. on further details call Philbrick 5-9, and all day Sunday 10-6. Ranch, fireplace, baseboard with center fireplace, formal FIRST TIME on market, An­ room Ranch, fireplaces in ticut until October 30, 1975 at Thursday night September 25, Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. ABOUT TOWN Apply in person, Swiss (Jolony, heating, stove, refrigerator. dining room, sun rooms, gar­ saldi built, brick front, three both living room and family 11:00 a.m. for the following: ^and who took a young lady to Manchester Parkade. Hutchins Agency 646-3166. bedroom Ranch, 2 fireplaces, room, dining area, kitchen, GARRISON COLONIAL - four age, immediate occupany, POWDERED ACTIVATED the hospital, please contact central convenient location. three bedrooms, and two full years old, fieldstone fireplace, $40,900. CARBON Glenn Prentiss, at 646-8368 $32,900 - ATTRACTIVE 5 1/2 100x150’ lot. Only $42,500. Bel beam ceiling, wall-to-wall baths. Attached garage. Church will meet tonight at 8 in Bid forms, plans and after 5:30 p.m., or 646-6200 room Ranch, garage, Air Real Estate, 643-9332. The Buckley School PTA will to husband and friends of carpeting, family room, sliding Priced in the 40’s. specifications are available at days. baseboard heat, manicured sponsor an open house for members. the Reception Hall. Pastor TAILOR OR : glass doors to large deck, gar­ W.J. BARCOMB MANCHESTER - A huge for­ Ronald J. Fournier of Emanuel the General Services Office, 41 shaded lot, Hutchins Agency, NEW LISTING - Large seven parents and students tonight Announcements 3 age, mint condition, $51,700. Realtor 644-8000 room Ansaldi built Raised mal dining room is yours with Manchester Junior Women’s Lutheran Church will talk on Center Street, Manchester, SEAMSTRESS ! Realtors, 646-3166. from 7 to 8;30 at the school, 250 Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Ranch, tile baths, built-ins, this immaculate six-room Connecticut. Vernon St. Club will conduct “ stories for Martin Luther and the history WANTED - your vote on I 646-4200. carpeting, two fireplaces, large Cape, fireplaced living room, Just becau.se you’re expecting doesn’t mean that fashion designers Town of Manchester, MANCHESTER - Large newer BOLTON-HEBRON Line - pre-schoolers” tomorrow mor­ of the Lutheran Church. Dupee November 4, for Phyllis Experienced in men’s wear| duplex three room apartment. seven room U&R Raised family room, two-car garage, kitchen, three bedrooms, Connecticut CAPE - Six rooms, treed lot, Manchester Chapter of ning from 10;30 to 11 at the Circle is in charge of hospitali­ have forgotten you. In tact there’s a whole world of clothing specially Jackston, Democrat for Board tailoring, excellent working | Immaculate condition Ranch, three bedrooms, family one acre lot, with extra enclosed breezeway and two- Robert B. Weiss, of Directors, Committee to city utilities, handy location, Hadassah will meet Tuesday at Whiton Memorial Library, 85 ty, and Stanley Circle in charge Make some- conditions, good starting| throughout. Priced right. R. room, 2 fireplaces, one acre, buildings suitable for storage or car garage, in-ground pool, designed to keep you going while you’re growing. General Manager Reelect Phyllis Jackston. Vic­ $31,500. Philbrick Agency, horse. Bolton area. Convenient 8;15 p.m. at Temple Beth N. Main St. Stories and craft of fellowship. one happy salary to qualified person. | Zimmer, J.D. Real Estate, 646- low 40's. By owner. 646-5107. stone fireplace with barbeque, But maternity clothing is only t>ne of the delightful surprises in store tor I. Moses, Treasurer. Realtors, 646-4200. to 1-84. O w ner's anxious. Sholom. The guest speaker will demonstrations will be con­ Vacation with pay, many in-| 1980. $45,000. Today — COVENTRY- Better than new, Dubaldo-Lesperance, 646-0505. be Gloria Schaffer, secretary of ducted by Mrs. Susan Chaloux for you at the 5 3 new Civic Center Shops. surance benefits. Apply to Mr.. MANCHESTER - Price *31.900 aluminum sided 6 room Ranch, SOMERS — A horse lover’s the state. Her topic; “ Women and Mrs. Louise Finni. The Manchester Civic Call 643-2711 Snyder. ^ Tliere’s tt>hacco from Cuba. Toys from London. Wedding gowns from reduced $3,000 on this im­ Six-room Cape, in the center of town, two full baths, Franklin stove, TOLLAND - New contem­ dream, eight-room Colonial and Politics.” Mrs. Eveleen Orchestra will rehearse tonight LEGAL NOTICE maculate seven-room Cape. has aluminum siding, large porch full basement, large treed lot. porary under construction, on 2 acres with cottage and The United Methodist Women India. Fashit>ns from around the world. Plants. Pottery. Books. □ FINANCIAL Zimmerman, chapter presi­ at 7:30 at Manchester High The Town of Andover does Custom kitchen, three or four across the rear. Reasonably In the 30's. Tedford Real three bedrooms, 2 baths, four-stall barn, living room, of South United Methodist redecorated. dent, has extended an invitation School. Everything from cameras to kayaks. And more. solicit sealed bids for the con­ REGALS MEN SHOP | bedrooms, rec room, oversized Estate, 647-9914. modern kitchen, two fireplaces, dining room and country Plus 6 del icious restaurants to make your taste buds jump for joy. struction of two baseball fields Bonds-Stocks-Mortgagos 8 903 Main St. ' garage. Secluded yard etc. TJ. CROCKEH REALTOR finished family room, two car kitchen, fireplaced family garage and more. Treed acre. and other grading. Manchester • 643-2478 J Priced to sell. $37,900. R. 643-1577 MANCHESTER - Aluminum room, four bedrooms, over­ At last, shopping is fun again. MORTGAGES, loans first, se­ $53,500. Amedy Realty, Plans and specifications are Zimmer, J.D. Real Estate, 646- sided beauty, three bedroom cond, third. All kinds. Realty Realtors, 875-6283. sized 2-car garage. Must be Civic Center Shops. There’s a world of entertainment in store for you. available at the Town Office IVs been a lovely year, 1980 Raised Ranch with 2 baths, ful­ DUPLICATE BRIDGE statewide. Credit rating un­ CIRCA 1830 well maintained ly applianced kitchen, 2 seen. 50’s. Building, School Road, An­ necessary. Reasonable. Con­ SHEET METAL Mechanic - nine room Antique Colonial, fireplaces, 2-car garage. $53,- BOLTON - Attractive lake view STAFFORD — Set in courty, Experienced in layout work, REDUCED FOR quick sale - dover, Connecticut. fidential, quick arrangements. two family, 30 Locust Street, no tour fireplaces, four bedrooms, 500. Wolverton Agency, year 'round 4 1/2 room Ranch, this lovely six-room Cape has All bids must be received in the follow blue prints, familiar with study, one full and two 1/2 baths fireplace, knotty pine Results in the Friday in the Windsor Bridge Novice Club Kd. are Muriel Monroe and Jan Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. agents. 646-2426, 9-5. Realtors, 649-2813. fireplaced living room, Civic Center S h f^ Office of Selectmen by 3:00 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart­ air conditioning equipment plus attached five room un­ throughout, enclosed porch, Center Bridge Club game at the game at Wapping Community Leonard, Jim Tatro and Ernest kitchen, four bedrooms, full p.m. on the 28th of October, ford. Evenings, 233-6879. helpful. Must take pride in his finished carriage shed, poten­ new cedar siding, low taxes, Masonic Temple are Mrs. Hall are Sue Vivirito and Ruth Verdone, tied for first; Luci Premieres October 23. work and be a good leader. MANCHESTER - Ansaldi built EAST HARTFORD $46,900 basement, and attached 2-car 1975. The bids will at that time LOVEY Rapch located on nice tial for studio, etc., two story school bus, bank financing. $24,- Lawrence Moe and Mrs. Hannabury, first; Betty Sher­ Wadsworth and Janet Boyd, Please call with resume and garage. 30’s. be opened and the apparent low MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd landscaped lot, two fireplaces, barn, well treed lot, $54,000, OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS! 200. or offer. 742-9600. Marion Haines, first; Mr. and man and Barbara Burnham, third. mortgages — interim financing references, 423-5676. Stygars Philbrick Agency, Realtors, bid noted. A performance bond Thank You large paneled family room, eat- 6 room Ranch, eat-in kitchen, large Mrs. Donald Weeks, second; Joan King and Dot Sauer, tied The group will have a charity — expeditious and confidential Refrigeration Sheet Metal 646-4200. TOLLAND - Time is running ALDA REALTY INC. in the amount of the bid must be in kitchen, garage. Priced in dining room, living room with Glenn Prentiss and Paul Bar­ for second. game Oct. 25 at 1 p.m. at 146 service, J.D. Real Estate Company, Back Road, fireplace. 2 full baths. 3 bedrooms plus out to take advantage of 7 3,4% Realtors, MLS furnished by the successful Windham Center, Conn. the 40’s, Zinsser Agency, 646- view! Call 649-5306. Equal Housing Opportunity ton, third. Hartford Rd. Assoc. 646-1980. 1511. NEW RANCH - Extra large financing that's available on bidder payable to the Town of this new six room Raised 688-7271 The club will have an ACBL Results in the Oct. 14 South modern kitchen, two baths, EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY Happiness Is 4 OPENINGS for part time day Ranch. Two full baths, charity fund game for the Windsor Bridge Club game at Andover. The Recreation Com­ RANCH - three bedrooms, fireplace, 2-car garage, mission reserves the right to Jj: Parking the help at our luncheonette. aluminum siding and windows, BARROWS & WALLACE heatolator fireplace, ther- William Radzewicz Memorial Wapping Community Hall are You tell it like it is.„we sell it like $ fireplaced living room, dining Msnchaitar New Havan Hartford reject any and all bids. Big Silver Bird Experienced preferred. Apply large deck, picture window in mapane windows with screens, Lots-Land For Sale 24 Oct. 24. Mary Willhide and Terry it is. Call 643-2711 today for fast W. T. Grant Company, room, garage with porch, nice 649-3308 397-1315 728-6615 Board of Selectmen □ EMPLOYMENT treed lot. Merritt Agency, 646- basement with walk-out to garages, plus $2,000 tax rebate. Messenger, first; Elaine Pilver S on Montauk Drive. results. Manchester Parkade. An equal $47,900. Amedy Realty, Town of Andover ••••••••••••••••••••••••ft** 1180. patio. $47,900. Philbrick Agen­ COVENTRY - NORTH, ap­ C Results Friday in the and Wilma Willoughby, ;S Big Bucksl opportunity employer. cy, Realtors, 646-4200. Realtors, 875-6283. Andover, Conn. Help Wanted 13 MANCHESTER - Exceptional proximately 45 acres wooded, Manchester Nite Time Novice Virginia Weeks and Phyllis S From LTB buy on three bedroom Colonial, 600' frontage. A steal at $19,000, Group game at 146 Hartford Pierson, tied for second. EXPERIENCED PERSON - EAST HARTFORD RAISED RANCH - seven VERNON - just over JOBSEEKERS Employment with 1 1/2 baths, den, living terms. Frechette & Martin Rd. are North-South; C.D. and for weekly housecleaning. Own rooms, beamed cathedral Manchester line, a gorgeous ten Inc., Realtors, 646-4144. Service - open 8 a.m.-8 p.m., transportation. 643-4955 after 6 RANCH room and family kitchen, only Marion McCarthy, first; Bert Results in the Oct. 13 ceiling in living room with $32,500. Wolverton Agency, room split Ranch, with large with full and part time oppor­ Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 o’clock. FOREST STREET AREA pool, cabana, etc., high 50's and and Barbara Davis, second; Manchester Bridge Club game CONNECTICUT fieldstone fireplace, eat-in Realtors, 649-2813. BOLTON - $11,000, three acres, INDEX tunities available now. East Seven rooms, formal living kitchen, formal dining room, well worth it. T. J. Crockett Tom and Maryann Grubb, at 385 N. Main St. are North- Hartford, 568-1070. trees, privacy, dead end street. NOTICES REFRIGERATION Mechanic - room, eat-in kitchen, three 15x21 family room with Realtor, 643-1577. Owner financing available. third. South: Phyllis Pierson and BOLTON - newer Raised Ranch 1 — Lost and Found Experienced in all phases of bedrooms, hardwood floors fireplace, wooded acre lot with Lawrence F. Fiano Realtors, 2 Personals PHONE FROM home to ser­ with 27' kitchen and dining East-West: Gary and JoAnn Lance Tatro, first; Herb and IXPERIENCED air-conditioning, installation with wall-to-wall carpet, privacy, garage, $44,900, 649-5371. T 3 — Announcements . vice our customers in the area. Large living room, three NEW HOMES Guffey, first; Bruce and Irene Gladys Smith, second; Anne and service. Must be of neat huge professionally built rec Philbrick Agency Realtors, 646- 4 — Entertainment Manchester area, flexible bedrooms, fireplaced family We are presently having new homes Miller, second; Charles Gagne Ingram and Mollie Timreck, 5 — Auctions OIL BURNER TECHNICIAN work habits, has his own tools 4200. COLUMBIA LAKE - five acre hours, super earnings, 249-7773. room, attached garage, room, 2 1/2 baths, 2-car garage. constructed on East Eldridge St. cor­ and Bob Chappell, third. third. and proud of his work. State building lot, $22,000. Owner 228- FINANCIAL • Blue Cross - CMS - Major Medical • Excellent Wages covered patio, appliances, $54,500. Wolverton Agency, ner Grandview. Drive by and lake a East-West: Howard and Pat license preferred. Please call MINI-FARM on West side, look. 3370, SUPPLY CO 8 — Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages a t t e n t io n - Work with the • Paid Holidays • Retirement Plan • Good Working Con­ $47,500. Realtors, 649-2813. Results Friday in the Targonsky, first; Jan Leonard (mm 9 — Personal Loans with resume and references, seven room home in excellent & TJ. CROCKEH REALTOR 10 — Insurance oldest Toy Gift Party Plan in ditions • No Traveling to Hartford 423-5676. Stygars Refrigeration condition, new siding etc., gar­ Investment Property 25 Manchester Bridge Club game and Muriel Monroe, second; F J. SPILECKI, REALTOR MANCHESTER - Four 643-1577______MAIN ST., HEBRON, CONN. 228-3804 the country - our 28th year! 20% Sheet Metal Company, Back age, large lot with garden and at 146 Hartford Rd. are North- Murray Powell and Barbara '/ EMPLOYMENT commission plus bonus. No 643-2121 bedrooms and family room on 13 — Help Wanted CALL...MORIARTY BROTHERS, INC. Road, Windham Center, Conn. fruit trees, shed, $42,000. ELLINGTON-Crystal Lake, South: Joe Toce and Phyllis Beckley. third. collecting, no delivering, no in­ first floor, applianced kitchen, 2 OPEN MON. THRU FRI. 9 A.M. - 9 P.M. • SAT. 9 A.M. - 6 P.M. 14 — Business Opportunities Philbrick Agency, Realtors, TOLLAND - Decorating this 7 two cottages, extra building lot, 15 — Situation Wanted vestment; Car necessary. Call 643-5135 full baths, finished basement. Pierson, first; Joy Zocco and PART TIME janitorial work, REDWOOD FARMS - Custom 646-4200. room home will be fun. Large lakefront property, $21,900. CLOSED SUNDAY today l-6'73-3455, or write San­ Attached garage. $45,900. Jeanette Whitaker,' second; Results in the Oct. 11 EDUCATION Maurice Moriarty or Harry Jensen Manchester area, 2 1/2 hours seven room Raised Ranch, rooms, fireplace surrounded by Audrey Schaefer, Broker, 875- ta’s Parties, Avon, Conn. 06001. Wolverton Agency, Ftealtors, Clem Hitchcock, and Wilmer Manchester Community 18 — Private Instructions per night, five nights per week, three bedrooms, 18x24' MANCHESTER- first offering bookkcases, cathedral ceiling, 5351, or 643-1667. 19 — Schools-Ctasses Also booking parties.” 649-2813. Curtiss, third. College game at 146 Hartford 20 — Instructions Wanted call 249-6880. fireplaced family room, double five rooms, full basement all balcony and more. Breezeway East-West: Norm Gracie and garage, acre wooded lot with city utilities, oil heat, complete and 2-car garage, $44,900. TOLLAND SEVEN ROOM REAL ESTATE LEGAL SECRETARY - for MANCHESTER - Newer three COUNTER HELP some gorgeous view. Merritt Agency aluminum siding, excellent con- Amedy Realty, Realtors, 875- house plus detached possible Dolores Bacon, first; Brian Tan 23 — Homes tor Sale Manchester office, central or four bedroom Ranch, con­ 24 — Lols-Land for Sale experience preferred, will in­ 646- 1180. dtion, asking price $36,900. 6283. three room income apartment. and Saranne Quish, second; location, excellent opportunity venient location, good condi­ 25 — Investment Properly MOTOR ROUTE DEALER clude some nights and Assumable 6% mortgage.; with In-ground pool, all situated on Jim Lenertz and Jeannine Ray­ FABRIC CLEARANCE SALE 26 — Business Properly for qualified applicant, call 649- tion, $35,900. Paul W. Dougan SINUS weekends, must be dependable MANCHESTER - new listing, large down payment. Charles MANCHESTER - recent two 250^ X 2 2 T commercial lot. mond, third. 27 — Resort Property 2865. Realtor, 643-4535. 28 — Real Estate Wanted and over 18, Reins New York five room older home, central Lesperance, 649-7620. family, immaculate condition, Asking $44,500. Audrey Sufferers Delicatessan and Restaurant, location, small barn $29,900, three bedroom apartments, Schaefer, Broker, 875-5351, or Thousands of yards of Fall Fabrics at prices you just can’t resist. Save MISC. SERVICES COOK - person with restaurant FOR TOLLAND AREA Results in the Oct. 16 875-0944. Hayes Corp., 646-0131. many extras, separate furnaces 643-1667. Here's good news for youl Exclusive 50% and More, while the supply lastsi 31 — Services Offered experience, interested in lear­ Manchester Bridge Club game rtew "Hard-core” SYNA-CIEAR Decon­ 32 — Pamting-Papering and driveways, fenced in 60x150 ning home style cooking. at 385 N. Main St. are Phyllis gestant tablets oct instantly and clear 33 — Bunding-Contracting CALL AVON - NEED extra $$ to MANCHESTER - Northfield level lot. Owners building a new all nasal sinus cavities. One "hard-core" 34 — Roofing-Sidino Ordering and kitchen manage­ Pierson and Penny Watt, first; tablet gives up to 8 hours relief from make Christmas merrier? Earn home. Tenant income cuts your 26 35 — Heating-Plumbing ment responsibilities. Call 875- Green, seven room Colonial MANCHESTER - CAPE Business Property poin and pressure o f congestion. Allows 36 — Flooring it as an Avon Representative. style Condominium, three monthly paym ents in half. Elaine Howat and Anne you to breathe easily—stops wotery ★ Quilted Fabrics ...... y » d * 1 . 9 8 37 — Moving-Trucking-Storage 0944 or apply in person. Rein’s MANCHESTER HERALD Ingram, second; Liz Carter and eyes ond runny nose. You con buy Show and sell beautiful gifts, bedrooms, two full and two half • Fireplaced living room • Ceramic bath Easily financed. Lawrence F. SYNA-CLEAR ot all Drug Stores, with­ 43” Wide - First Quality. Fuii Boits, Cottons, Acetates, Nyions - Soiids and 30 — Services Wanted New York Style Deli and quality jewelry and cosmetics Fiano Realtors, 649-5371. BUSINESS ZONE III Mary Corkum, third. out need for o prescription. Sallsfoction baths, paneled family room, • 3 Bedrooms • Formal dining room MISC. FOR SALE Restaurant, Route 30, Vernon. in your spare time. I’ll be glad 128 East Center St. guaranteed by maker. Try It todayl Prints Compare at $3.98 yd. 647-9946 central air conditioning, wall- • City water and sewers • Above ground pool LIGGEH REXALL 41 — Articles for Sale to show you how. Call 523-9401. to-wall carpeting, lots of TOLLAND - No small rooms, in Manchester Results in the Oct. 15 South 42 — Building Supplies BABYSITTER WANTED - • Bar in rec room • Plaster walls storage, carport, tennis courts, this 3-4 bedroom Cape, built in DESIRABLE COqNER LOT Manchester Parfcada 43 — Pets -Birds- Dogs Fountain Village area, for two • New driveway 44 — Livestock Business Opportunity 14 and swimming pool. Must see to • Oversized garage 1971, modern kitchen with abun­ Modern two bay service station, easily children occassional • k Corduroy Remnants...... y a r d * l ■ 49 45 — Boats A Accessories appreciate, $37,500. Call 646- • Hewer roof • Fully insulated dant cabinet and counter space, converted to other professional uses. 46 — Sporting Goods weeknights and weekends. Call NURSES AIDE - 11 p.m. - 7 TRUCK DRIVER -to deliver Owner financing available, asking |59.- DPSTRIBUTOR NEEDED 5451. • .4 acre, mostly in back • Aluminum siding built-ins, fireplace, 1 1/2 baths, 45” Wide - 100% Cotton - Wash & Wear. Pinwaie, Widewale, 47 — Garden Products 872-9193 beween 12 and 5. a.m. and 12 midnight to 8 a.m., and pick up at stores in Connec­ 000. 46 — Antiques b In Sojineti Fir T ivnlf • $9,000 assumable at 514% • $37,900.00 garage, $39,900. Amedy Realty, 2 Rick Gowen Ribless. 49 — Wanted to Buy part time and full time. Enjoy ticut. Good working conditions F iiirhrtT lM COVENTRY- Three family, 16 Realtors, 8'75-6283. I Compare at $2.98 yd. MACHINE ASSEMBLER- working with a skilled and and starting pay. Apply at DISTRIBUTOR NEEDED LAWRENCE F. FIANO says: RENTALS some mechanical and Ti SerriM Stwn • Dulm rooms, all rented, three car 52 — Rooms for Rent dedicated staff in a very plea­ Singer Company 856 Main St., garage, 10 minutes to UConn OWNER SELLS - 5-5 Duplex, Realtors 649-5371 machining ability. Blueprint sant and modern atmosphere. b cti of Bcrdit 53 — Apartments for Rent Manchester, Conn. and Eastern Conn., priced first floor all brick construc­ 54 .— Homps for Rent reading, top pay and fringe Experience preferred. Please b EipKimn necnsini, i« Conpmy l i bim onf below the appraised value, in tion, three bedrooms, large “Are You Shocked By 55.— Business for Rent benefits. Overtime work. Call call Doris Blain, RN, Director PART TIME Cleaners needed, Kconti br FM to upiilif aid uniict, iitM s M • k Acrylic Double Knits ...... y.rdM.48 56 — Resort Property for Rent In yo v In a e E itt mm b) Cmpiq, ftr SMM the 30’s. Teaiord Real Estate, Real Estate Wanted 28 Shop superintendent for kitchen, good sized living room, 57 — Wanted to Rent of Nurses, 646-0129. Manchester early morning hours, 6-9 a.m. MCTCU PUTS-UCta TN> i t IM i time It I 647- 9914. and bedrooms. One side has 60” Wide - Mill Remnants - Wash & Wear. Look and Feel of Wool 58 — Misc. for Rent reliminary interview. 643-2487. Your Latest Auto In­ P Manor Nursing Home, 385 West Six days per week, Manchester tOOMMG MVST1IY tn l Urn tc c w n ti m n r - wall-to-wall carpeting in living ALL CASH for your property j Compare at $3.98 yd. AUTOMOTIVE 'ressure Blast Manufacturing Center Street. area. Own transportation. Call viM ih il b htcitid In Ihninra, V iritt; Snptr within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, Co., 41 Chapel St., Manchester CAPE COD - two years old, 24’ room, stairway and hallway, 31 — Autos for SalA 649-5334. M irb iti, Meydt, Mscmnl, and C e b p b i t Stem , living room, first floor family stove, refrigerator and dis­ instant service. Hayes Corpora- ' surance Premium 52 — Trucks for Sale Ct. etc.) tion, 646-0131. ) 33 — Heavy Equipment for Sale MECHANIC - long established Profit POTOnUl It rirtuab iidindtad, onr nctrdi room with fireplace and hwasher plus iust remodeled, ...... y a r d * 1 . 0 0 54 — Motorcycles-Bicycles ilim tlut $9100 and mort for tadi b j ntbad It beamed ceilings. Eat-in kitchen including Armstrong Notice? We Can Provide 100% Polyester Knits 35 — Campers-Trailers-Mobile and well equipped general gar­ BOOKKEEPER - ^art time, SELLING your house? Call us WELCOME WAGON. Openings m j kitchen, formal dfining room, Solarian no wax floor. Separate Homes age, needs a seasoned car and full charge through general a co naam tin f if in and etUmatt. ' 60” Wide - Mill Remnants - First Quality and Irregulars. Wash & Wear Choose in Manchester, South Windsor, king sized Master bedroom, first and we’ll make you a cash 36 — Automolive Service truck mechanic. Good wages ledger, statistical reports. « $4,999.00 mDITORV (hnmtdUttl tavaatmant heating systems, 2-car garage, The High Quality, Local from Solids, Jacquards and A LARGE NEW SELECTIQN QF INTERLOCK 37 — Autos (or Rent-Lease Coventry areas for energetic Fata Hilit aluminum siding, two car gar­ offer. One day service. T, J. and fringe benefits. financial statements. Apply ir Fan In rtar aim ba in tti bm . screened in patio, nice yard, self-starter with car, who Tikes mnETOMy; age, treed lot, mint condition, centrally located. Good invest­ Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. PRINTS. Compare at $2.98 yd. to $4.98 yd. References. Mellen, White and person, Rockville Public Health SIMBA SALES CORP. Service You Deserve, At meeting people. Flexible hours! Pashaw, 107 Burnside Ave., 3552 Wiitt StrMt $53,200, Philbrick Agency, ment. Call Elaine, 565-2751 Equal Opportunity Employer. Nursing Association, 62 Park IMMEDIATE CASH for your East Hartford. Street, Rockville. Philadtiphli, Pa. 11134 Realtors, 646-4200. between 9-4 or 649-1156 after Low Rates! Give Me A Write Wjelcome Wagon, P.O. 5:30. property. Let us explain our Box 3661, Woodbridge, Conn., fair proposal. Call Mr. Belfiore, Call, For A No- Help Wanted 13 06525. WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLI NORTH COVENTRY - Seven 647-1413. room Raised Ranch, two-car DRAPERY FABRICS M . O O y d . MAY WE BUY your home? Obligation Quotation.” T H A T K IP garage, acre lot. Owner Assorted colors CASEMENT CLOTH. Wide variety ot decorator colors THEODST-CF- ARE YiiD UNABLE W A TC H E S anxious. VA no money down. Quick, fair, all cash and no UVIN® INDEX TO ©LEEPAT TOOAAUCH Only $39,900. Pasek Realtors, problems. Call Warren E. in various weaves. All Full Bots. NEWSPAPER Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. (Slight irregulars — Our sales staff will be glad to help you find the CLIMBEDTWiD NIQHT BECAUSE TELEVISICDM 289-7475. AADRE FGIKT& C3F KAcSf^lN© CLARKE irregularity In each piece) STAFFORD SPRINGS - two CARRIERS ■TDDAXA5INTHE BACKACHE'? 643-4365 AN EAST of the river church Values from $4.50 to $7.95 yd. family, exceptionally lovely, seeks land suitable for building Insurance Agency NATICNfe CAPITAL, five rooms each side. This coun­ in Vernon, Rockville, North Rt 66 O® JjJjColumbiay THE PpfelDBvlTfe 237 EAST CENTER ST. 1 CALL- try home completely Manchester area. Minimum CONN. NEEDED IN ROCKVIlLE ECOfOVMCCDUNaL renovated, top to bottom. Oil two acres. Call 644-0988 or 872- MANCftESTER vouu, FABRIC CALL heat, garage, large lot, city 3280. kemma^fAoCN Ti TURN RACK THE sewer, water, most convenient. 24 Hour Phone Service ODEGARD High 30’s. Look at your leisure. WE WILL buy your home. bo' To Colchester CONN. FA8RIC SUPPLY CO. MANCHESTER HERALD UNBVtPLCVMENT, 643-1126 Main St., Hebron 228-3804 RATE.... REALTY Further information, call Quick, efficient professional 6 4 7 -9 9 4 6 Donald S. Gale, Realty Com­ service. Call us firtt. W. J. Bar- 10-20 pany. 289-7939, 646-3790. comb Realtor, 644-8000. r. v^-1—

PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., Oct, 20. 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., Oct. 20, 1975 — PAGE FIFTEEN Answer to Previous Puzzle FRANK AND ERNEST BYTHAVES Antiques Life 48 Apartments For Rent 53 Apartments For Rent S3 Business tor Rent 55 L E O P L U T O S U N 1 N D A 1 R E D E T A ACROSS 58 Plant ovule V i t P Charles M. Schultz f r a n k & E R N IE 'S FURNITURE - rugs, paintings, BROAD ST. - 30x35 ft. area, L A N E R A T p e D N A A N T R D o Y o u MIA I T ONt pewter, dolls, crocks, lamps, suitable for service business, 1 Vital force A H S PFANUTS ,0-30 BARBER SHOP etc. Now accepting con­ NOW RENTING! storage, or antique dealers, 5 Enjoying life jTpTi^ REALLY? HOU) u Dear Abby for a time DOWN Of M Y A D C LAI? signments, for November auc­ $295 monthly, 6494544. 11 Son of Uranus QSBiiiigi sm s DISAPPOINTING tion, 644-8962. 1 Am erican INDEPENDENCE (myth.) pianist HAI|^CUT5, O ff Wanted to Rent 57 By Abigail Van Buren 12 Warded off 1 14 Countenances 2 Repeated 15 Turn aside 3 Destiny D o Y o u w a n t Wanted to Buy 49 VILLAGE MALE would like to share 4 Stored fodder apartment or house in from course 5 Rabid Manchester 16 Into this I T T H K SAMt OLD DOLLS - Paying top prices r Manchester. Have small dog. 18 Again (comb, 6 Finished for your old dolls, $65. and up Dir. from Route 6 & 44A Call 643-1802. form) 7 Go back Am erican' 38 Phases o t h North on Rt. 03 (Main St.) 1 9 ------8 ThreeYutang (comb, ' Indian 40 Bring back to LtMCTH O N B for China and bisque dolls. $100 and I have just had another form ) 22 Loathe life and up for Bye’lo. Never give or to Henry. SIX ROOM house, three or four 20 Boy's name advke^ concerning our 5-year-old son, and I need your 21 Young man 9 Chateaubriand 24 Chemical 42 Literary genre - t sell a doll without getting our Unusual one bedroom rownhouses in bedrooms, with stove and heroine sulfix 43 Papal cape • /0-20 ThAV£> refrigerator, from $200 to $220 a 23 Horse color offer. Call locally, 875-7356. a park-like setting, quiet neighborhood, Last Christmas, I bought our son a doll. He spends hours 25 Knot lace 10 Allow entry (2 27 Chinese civets 46 Distant month, call 646-3702. 26 Turns inside wds.) 31 Make alive 48 Froster doU clothes on it and feeding it on 11 Island in 32 Lively 50 Winglike parts Real Estate Wanted 28 Painting-Papering 32 Heating-Plumbing 35 Articles for Sale ANTIQUES, lamps, dolls, ciose to shopping, church, bus, pooi and out Mickey Finn — Morris Weiss 41 clocks, guns, oil paintings, WANTED - Five rooms for flHi.Rp father no end, and several other 28 Frozen liquid Oceania 34 Month (ab.) 52 Tear tennis. Featuring: adults have made nasty remarks about it. 13 Lair 36 Ushers 53 Sigmoid curve INSTANT cash for your home. J. P. LEWIS & SON - Custom statues, toys, post cards, com­ family of three adults. In­ 29 Factual SEWERLINES, sink lines, CHIPPENDALE sofa and surance employes. Central. ^ nothing wrong with our son playing with information I WANT TO FIND OUT THAT'S Call Dan Reale, at Reale’s Painting - Interior and exterior. ics, crank phonographs, oak • Massive Bedroom s Walk-In Closet 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ^ H£'S A SPOILED BRAT-WITH A cleaned with electric cutters, chair, American empire sofa Call 246-2669. (pl.) T H E TRUTH A B O U T YOi S IM P LE WOLENT TEMPER! HE MAY HAVE Corner Realtors, 646-4525. Paperhanging. Remodeling. by professionals. McKinney for sale. Call 646-1870. furniture. 646-2690, 646-1882. • Full Basement • Laundry Hook-Ups mrscdinit“““"® ® tLLage of 30 Feminine I DON'T THINK THERE'S A AND DAVE FLEET — WH ENOUGHI , A LOT OF TALENT— BUT HE 11 12 13 FOOTBALL COACH AROUND HE S O C K E D y o u ! Gutters. Fully insured. 649- Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ • Private Entrances end Ratios appellation WHO ISN'T A TOUGH WAS A DETRIM ENT TO %58. MIsc. tor Rent 58 i n S " ® cowboys and 33 Former name THE TEAMI pany, 643-5308. 3pr • Air Conditioner • Color Co-ordinated Decor Indians, everyone says she is a “darling little tomboy,’’ but 14 IS DISCIPLINARIAN — THAT'S Trees, $1.25 per foot, call 649- of Tokyo NOT WHY I'M HERE/ GARAGE FOR RENT - $20 a 35 Nazi leader □ MISC. SERVICES EXCELLENT Workmanship on 6472. includes heat when a boy plays with a doll, they say he is "queer”? 16 17 ,9 NO JOB too small, toilet month, no electricity, call 649- 37 Elected interior and exterior painting repairs, plugged drains, kitchen N. J. 20 ■ officials (coll.) 1 23 24 □ RENTALS 3009 after 3 p.m. 1 and paperhanging. Estimates Services Ottered 31 faucets replaced, repaired, rec LENOX china and crystal to 39 L a ------. We have a large variety o fT Vz-bedroonT 26 ■ and references given. 643-8885. Wisconsin 126 27 match, Singer sewing machine. society tolerates athletic, rooms, bathroom remodeling, apartments and lownhouses throughout the heat modernization, etc. Free 643-0895 after 4 p.m. Rooms for Rent 52 tomboyish girls far better than loving, motherly boys. 41 Small bird r REWEAVING burns, holes. 28 1 30 Building-Contracting 33 Town of Manchester. 42 Diplomatic 31 32 Zippers, umbrellas repaired. estimates gladly given. M & M □ AUTOMOTIVE 1 personally see nothing wrong with a little boy playing with a sailor doll-or any other kind of doll for that matter, missive ■ CHAIN SAW -12 inch blade, un­ 33 134 35 36 38 Window shades, Venetian Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. THOMPSON House,, furnished 44 Social event 1 NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - der warranty, $80, 649-6466. rooms, centrally located. Raymond F. Damato but I would wonder why a mother would go overboard by blinds. Keys. TV for rent. Autos For Sale 61 45 Candlenut tree 139 40 1 Remodeling, repairing, ad­ buying her son a doll, doll clothes and doll dishes. i FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing Kitchen privileges. Parking. Owner Developer 46 Because Marlow's, 867 Main St. 649-5221. ditions, rec rooms, porches and - Repairs and remodeling, 30” ELECTRIC range, Reasonable rates. Phone 649- 'The obvious answer is that she must have wanted a little 47 Six (Roman) 42 1 roofing. No job too small. Call Designed IPith NEED CAR? Credit bad? 49 German war MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. sewer lines cleaned electrical­ excellent condition, Glenwood 2358. girl. Did you? 649-3144. „ ^ou in Mind Bankrupt? Repossessed? cam p 46 49 1SO ly. Prompt service on emergen­ gas and gas combination, four Prisciiia’s Pop — Ai Vermeer Removal, pruning, lot clearing, Model Open 11:3 0 til 8 P.M. Oally Honest Douglas accepts lowest 51 Greed spraying. Fully insured. cies. 643-7024. burners, without heating unit, ESSEX MOTOR Inn - weekly I AR ABBY.■ I am a woman in my 60s. When I was 45, 51 ■ 54 Choice group 52 S3 54 CARPENTRY - Repairs, call 643-5747. rooms. Single $56, double $69, down, smallest payments. HOW Licensed. Free estimates. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor Douglas Motors, 345 Main. I had a change-of-hfe baby who is now 18, and he’s driving 55 Experiences H IS TO N G U E IS remodeling, additions, garages, BOTTI HEATING and Plum­ plus tax, continental breakfast, me crazy! ® again 55 56 CAM YOU Phone 646-3437, 633-5354. roofing, call David Patria, 644- HANGING OUT/ J bing - All heating and plumbing TAILGATE AUCTION - Oc­ air conditioning, color TV, call 649-3940 e 646-1021 e 643-4535 56 Destroys TELL 1796. repairs plus remodeling. Call tober 25th. Rain date October 646-2300. TOYOTA - See us for reliable to go to summer 57 Leprosy 57 58 'ZZ TWO HANDYMEN will clean, used Toyotas with our 60-day school to graduate next June. suiterers 20 rake, lime, fertilize, mow, 643-1496. 26th. Manchester Grange, 205 BUILDING - Remodeling, 100% warranty. We also buy He s going with a 15-year-old girl who looks like she’s 20 (^EWSPAPER ENTEIIPHISE ASSN 1 maintenance of lawn seasonal. Olcott Street, For information ROOM FOR Rent, private MANCHESTER Gardens - ef­ roofing, rec rooms, additions, PLUMBING and Heating to sell items, call 646-3268, 649- home, kitchen and living room used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, They are together night and day. Her mother called and Cellars and attics cleaned. garages. All kinds, carpentry ficiency and two bedroom 345 Center Street, Manchester, askra me to tell my son not to hang around her daughter so Reasonable prices. 643-5305. repairs, remodeling a speciali­ 4754, 649-5196. privilges, centrally located, apartments, available in VILLAGER APARTMENTS work. For estimates call 649- ty. Otto Lorentzen, Contractor. near buses. 646-1201. Five room townhouse apart­ 646-4321. much because they’re entirely too thick. I tried, but got 1142. beautiful country setting. Walk nowhere. ® lupe Call to 8:30 a.m. and 6-7 p.m., WE BUY and sell used fur­ to everything. Rent includes ment, 1 '/2 tiled baths, 2 air- 649-4056, niture. Cash on the line. One WE PAY $15 for complete junk I’m afraid these kids are going to get into trouble and will Win at Bridge care with meals1 for your elder­ TWO BEDROOMS for rent heat, hot water, appliances, and condltloners, wall-to-wall WES ROBBINS carpentty piece or an entire housefull. cars. Call Joey, Tolland Auto have to get married. I want my son to go to college and ly relative, while you go to share IVz baths, kitchen, living parking. Superintendent, 646- carpeting, full basement, Body, 528-1990. NORTH (D) 20 -svii remodeling specialist. Ad­ 646-6432. Furniture Barn, 345 rooms and cellar in private make something of himself. no sense a forcing bid and just work, shopping, visit a friend. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, 0090. Equal Housing. heat, hot wafer, appliances, A AQ86 never seemed to get us into Call 649-2358 for information. Main St., beside Douglas Motor home. 649-7630. How can I break up this relationship? I’ll do anything e A852 built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, Flooring 36 Sales. fireplace. No pets. FORD Mustang II, 1974, white, trouble.” 649-3446. MANCHESTER - new unusual four cylinder, manual transmis­ WORRIED MOM 9 10 6 \u ODD JOBS - trucking, home TWO SINGLE furnished rooms, one bedroom Duplex 649-7620 Jim: “I see you have picked FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, sion, very economical, owner, «K76 a hand which shows the bid at repairs, serving Manchester for RABBITS - A fine selection of centrally located, on bus line, Townhouses now renting at ^ ‘^cubt that you can break it up. If WEST EAST LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - floors like new, no waxing, rabbits for sale. $2.50 up. 649- parking. Call 647-9868. 644-0466. its best. The club opening Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence five years, free estimates, 643- new homes custom built, (specializing in older floors). Independence Village. Full you forbid them to see each other, they’ll probably do so AK72 A 10 9 4 3 0304. 6472, basements, private entrances behind your back. enables North and South to get EA&y RETURNS FROM FILMING THE remodeled, additions, rec Ceilings and inside painting. 1968 YELLOW automatic VW ¥ Q 10 7 ¥ J 6 b l a z e s ; " ^ . . BUT WHO KNOWS ASK A FOOLISH (3UESTIOW- LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING and patio, includes heat, MANCHESTER - Four room I do not approve of premarital sex, but if you have reason ♦ AQ942 AKJ? to a nice comfortable two SI6FEET TO FIND H(5 LITTLE PAL SOMBl rooms, garages, kitchens John Verfaille, 646-5'750, 872- FIVE Horsepower MTD Room for rent, stove, convertible, good second car, hearts. Careful play brings HOW THEY MAY GET A FOOLISH a n s w e r : 2222. appliances, carpeting, air con­ apartment available im­ call 875-1897 after 5. to believe it s going on (or is about to), the lesser of the evils A 10 4 A Q J 8 3 REACT WHEW O------remodeled, bath tile, cement Shredder, excellent condition, refrigerator, linens provided mediately, $150. monthly plus the contract home with an POOR WASHi,,, work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ ditioner. Close to shopping, IS to make sure they are sufficiently informed so there will SOUTH THESE PRINTS THEIR BLOOD'S CUSTOM a STOCK SHADES $145, call 643-8292. 801 Main Street. 649-9879. church and bus. Model open security. No pets. Call anytime, overtrick.” Alto I Comp/eta Lint of tial or commercial. Call 649- MERCEDES BENZ, 230, 1966. not be a hurry-up marriage and/or an unwanted baby. A J5 TELL THE STORY, 11:30 - 8 p.m., daily. Henry St. 644-9635. Oswald: “If North opens All r ig h t ; h e 's CUSTOM DMKStimiMSHUES 4291. ROOMS FOR RENT- centrally Very clean, very good condi­ ¥K943 □ MISC. FOR SALE Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 off Main St., Manchester. Paul tion. Excellent buy. Call 522- A8S3 one spade South responds one BEEN CARRIED MANCHESTER located 146 Center St., please W. Dougan Realtor, 646-1021, SUB LEASE- 3Va room Mt. Ver­ CONFIDENTIAL TO GEORGE B. AND KARIL: Your VENETIAN BLIND CO^ TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY 9800 days, or 247-9031. parents love you and understand. All is forgiven. The door A A952 notrump. The hand plays DOG-CAT BOARDING reser­ call 649-0013. 643-4535, 649-3940. non apartment, available there and South will probably 20 HSSOl ST1QT tW -U n Carpentry and general contrac­ IS open if you want to come home. Call them collect. They’ll Both vulnerable Articles lor Sale 41 vations. Combined inside/out- Decembe 15, 872-8922. make one notrump.” ting. Residential and commer­ SLEEPING ROOM, for rent, ENGINE and transmission sleep better tonight, and so will you. side runs, partitioned privacy, from a 1966 Ford, very good Jim: “There is a lot of cial. Whether it be a small furnished, 272 Main St, South LIGHT TRUCKING - attic and repair job, a custom built home ALUMINUM sheets used as germicidal lighting. Canine FOUR ROOMS - second floor, running condition. Call 649-1156 West North East difference between three cellars cleaned, for free es­ printing plates, .007 thick, Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon Road, PRESIDENTIAL appliances, $120 monthly plus after 5:30. or anything in between, call 646- Apartments For Rent 53 Pass hearts and one notrump in a timate phone 647-9610. 1379. 23x32”. 25 cents each or 5 for $1. Manchester, 646-5971. VILLAGE APTS. security, married couple Bugs Bunny - Heimdahl and StoHel 1 A 1 ¥ match point game and that 50 Phone 643-2711. preferred, no pets, 643-7094, Pass 2 ¥ Pass Pass WE HAVE customers waiting MANCHESTER FIRESTONE Town-Country points is worth something in ELECTRONIC TUNE-UP $10 TOBIAS CARPENTRY Service PRIVATE riding instructions, 4:30-8:30 p.m. radials, HR78-14, 6 ply rayon, Pass CLEAN USED refrigerators, English and Western, $5.00 per for the rental of your apartment THIS 15 OUR NEWEST PURE NYLON ^ Opening lead — A ♦ rubber bridge. Incidentally, if plus parts. Brakes, shocks, - Remodeling, repairs, ad­ One and two bedrooms. studs, 1100 miles. Half price, West tries to compete with a ranges, automatic washers, hour, call 633-5571, anytime. or home. J.D. Real Estate ROCKVILLE - three room MODEL IN HAIR­ BRISTLES... SLA... lube, bearings, etc. ditions, custom building. No job Associates, Inc. 646-1980. $64 pair. 10-5, weekdays, 56 three-diamond bid he is likely Ailey Oop — Dave Graue Guaranteed. Call anytime, 646- too small. Free estimates. Over with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s Near schools, churches apartment, with heat, hot Haynes Street, Manchester. BRUSHES. 2065. Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- BASSET HOUND - AKC and shopping center, on water, stove, refrigerator, $150. By Oswald & James Jacoby to be set three tricks 25 years experience. 643-5769. LOOKING for anything in real W A IT A ' doubled.” ARE YOU SURE / WELL, LEMME CHECK„.1CXXS, FOOD, 2171 registered, male, eight months, bus line. Call anytime Adults only, no pets, parking 1967 MUSTANG Fastback, Jim: “We have had quite a HAS ANYBODY YES, HERE HE $150, 742-9394. estate rental - apartments, or one car. Security deposit, M IN U T E - WE HAVEN’T FOR- WATER, BLANKETS YEP.' IT'S S E E N HIM? COMES NOW.' CUSTOM DRAPERIES - made engine good, body needs work. few questions about the so- GOTTEN AN'inn4ING,V ALL HERE.' THE ONLY THING SCREENED LOAM - driveway ...... homes, multiple dwellings, no call 643-9678. HO LD nr.' An Ohio reader wants to very reasonable, work RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 fees. Call J.D. Real Estate 646-2623 Best offer. Call 289-7337 after 6. called short club. You were o o p r w e 'r e m i s s i n g i s o r v i l l e .' guaranteed, call anytime, 649- gravel, processed gravel, sand, Livestock 44 one of the inventors weren’t know what we respond to stone and fill. George H. Grif- Associates, Inc, 646-1980. AVAILABLE October 1, three 4266. BIDWELL Home Improvement PARTS DEPARTMENT now Henm H. you?” partner’s one-heart opening Co. Expert installation of fing, Andover, 742-7886. WHY TRAVEL miles to enjoy room heated apartment, $130 open Saturdays! Complete line Al. bid with: NEWER Three-bedroom monthly, married couple n z Oswald: “Probably the in­ iting i: aluminum siding, gutters and your horse? Box stalls, Olympic of Chrysler parts. Chorches A?6¥K52 AAQ84 AJ753. DARK RICH loam, five yards size ring, and miles of trails Duplex - IV2 baths, carpeting, THIRD FLOOR apartment, preferred. Security deposit, no ventor. Way back in 1933 or the Car Doctor.r. We tune your trims. Roofing installation and all appliances. $275 monthly. four rooms, two enclosed Motors, 649-3646. 1934 I suggested that a hand This is a clearcut hand for car at your home. 19 years repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. $28. plus tax, pool patio sand, available in Manchester. Call children and no pets. Call after gravel, and stone 643-9504. 643-0355. Frechette & Martin, Inc., porches, married couple only. 5, 649-2759. such as North’s be opened one an immediate raise up to two experience. For appointment Realtors, 646-4144. No children or pets. Security 1968 PLYMOUTH two door hearts, playing standard call 649-4824 or 646-5826. m m l club rather than one spade. HORACE Tetrault — Siding, deposit required. $140. Utilities hardtop, engine 318, automatic, American, Jacoby modern or roofing, storm windows, aw­ ALUMINUM SIDING - Boats-Accessorles 45 TWO ROOM furnished apart- power steering, air con­ That club bid was a general Warehouse clearance. MANCHESTER- Deluxe 2 and appliances not included. ment. Stove, refrigerator,iger heat, utility bid. It guaranteed at any regular system. If partner DRIVEWAYS - Residential and nings. Quality workmanship, bedroom Townhouse, IVi baths, 643-6927. ditioning, excellent condition, commericial, installed free estimates. Fully insured. Sacrifice! Will sell and com­ 18' CRUISER LINE, 125 h.p. hot water. Apply Marlow’s 867 $650, 233-8457. WHAT DO I ^ IT^S CLUCKS LIKE YOU least three clubs to an honor only holds four hearts he pletely install heavy guage Evinrude with trailer. Call 875- full basement, private en­ Main St., Manchester. and partner was supposed to knows it. anywhere in Connecticut. No 872-9187, 649-3417. trances and patio, includes MANCHESTER - newer one WANT WITH A THAT MAKE IT lO - a o ' aluminum siding on average 8119. assume we held four. It was in ® 1975 ey SLA me TM B(j uS Pit C*’ » job too small, or too large. 688- heat, appliances, carpeting, bedroom Townhouse, full base­ DODGE DART - 1974 two door H AIR BW U SH ? T0U6H r EARN 0863, out of town call collect. house 1000 square feet for $788. ROOFING - Specializing pool, air-conditioning, $290 per ment, private entrances and hardtop, excellent condition, r HAVEN 'T A N H O N E S T repairing roofs, new roofs, Full financing available. 18’ THOMPSON fiberglass, 110 THE CHARLES low mileage, and radial tires, Mr. Abernathy — Jones and Ridgeway Guaranteed. Call Carl collect Horse Mercury engine, $2500, month. Paul W. Dougan, patio, includes heat, A N Y HAIR.' LIVIN'/ SNOW BLOWER repairing, gutter work, chimneys, cleaned Realtor, 646:1021 or 643-4535. appliances, carpeting, $230 per $3000 firm, 646-3290 after 5. chain saw and lawn mower, and r e p a ir e d . 30 y e a r s 525-9135. trailer and many accessories APARTMENTS sharpening and repairing, pick included. 66 Baldwin Rd., month, Paul W. Dougan anything WHEN Shall RIGHT ...OUR ELEVATOR IS OUT experience. Free estimates. MANCHESTER- Large newer Realtor, 646-1021, 643-4535. East Middle Tpke., deluxe 4‘/2 WANTED: One friendly owner and delivery, Ellington QUILTS - bedspreads, pillows Manchester, 644-2063. qOU'RE OUT YOU SAY, ISTAjRT? AWAY.' OF o r d e r .' Howley, 643-5361. duplex three bedroom apart­ room townhouse, IVz baths, for my 1973 Datsun 610, She has zlouipment Center, Route 83, to match. $20. up. Call 649-5459. air-conditioning, AM/FM OF S h a p e , DidCTOR! y 32’ CABIN cruiser, partially ment. Immaculate condition TWO FAMILY furnished three appliances, carpeted, 2 a/c, AAR.ABERNATHY- Ellington Industrial Center, ROOFING - Installation and throughout. Priced right. R. room apartment, in East Hart­ stereo with four Jensen 875-5018, 8-6 p.m. daily Saturday repairs, gutters, storm win­ SEASONED cord wood - cord restored, hull in good sound heat & hot water included, speakers, four Michelin radials 1 WANT YOU and 1/2 cord loads, delivered, condition, asking $100. 649-7591, Zimmer, J.D. Real Estate 646- ford, heat and garage included, 8-4. dows, doors. Experienced storage, 1 & 2 basement gar­ and a pleasing personality. Call TO S t a r t 85™ E. Yeomans, 742-8907. or 646-6617. 1980. $215, monthly, call after 6 p.m., ages, patio, soundproofing, quality workmanship. Fully in­ 647-1582. 646-2868 please! TAKING LONG floor WINDOW CLEANING - sured. Free estimates. washer & dryer hook-ups. i/o-zo; WALKS EVERY residential and commercial, in­ Reasonable prices. Rick FIREWOOD for sale - Seasoned ...... MANCHESTER - spacious Wooded & quiet, 1969 Oldsmobile Delta 88, cluding initial cleaning for con­ hardwooood, split and Antiques 48 three bedroom apartment, in NEWINGTON - Woodsedge V PAY.' Burnett, 646-3005, new two family, carpeting, air Apartments - Luxury 2 bedroom automatic, V-8, power steering, tractors or developers, fully in­ delivered, $25 per half cord. power brakes, air conditioning, sured, free estimates. Call Call F. Schillinger, 871-0737 conditioning, dishwasher and apartments, located in a OPEN FOR INSPECTION 10-M D&A ROOFING. Roofs, siding, separate driveways, $260 per wooded setting, with club AM/FM radio, fantastic condi­ Quality Maintenance, 647-9498. gutters, and leaders. Free es­ after 5 weekdays, all day glass, pewter, oil paintings, or DAILY 2 p.m. UNTIL DARK tion, $1100, 649-7850, 649-9521. 00US5/2 room Restaurant, 643-0256. into 14’ wide living. Parts R. HEBERT & Son family, full basement, includes apartment, heat, hot water, supplies, and accessories, full paperhanging, painting, corn- i L____ 12 Words • 3 Days • M Dollar____J appliances and carpeting, 11/2 cooking gas, wall-to-wall 800 SQUARF Feet of space time service department. Plaza mercial ancT resiucntial, free ::i;:;y...... Clastificatfon 41, Miacellanaoiis For Sal# Only ...... ,,,baths, ^ $280 per month, Paul carpet, $180, centrally located, available, low i level In prime Homes, 1348 Wilbur Cross estimates, 644-0642, W,Dougan Realtor, 646-1021, adults only, no pets, security commercial location, ideal for Highway, Berlin Turnpike deposit, call 643-9678. office space. 643-2738. Berlin Conn., 1-828-0369. ’ IgA. Inc T M .Bit U S. Pil Oil ^ ArJfcC 10-20 PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Oct. 20, 1975 Advertising Supplement to Manchester Herald Manchester public records Monday, October 20,1975 Warranty deeds Robert E. Jarvis for Mr. and Horace Tetrault & Sons Inc. Horace Tetrault & Sons Inc. Manchester: 263 Middle Typk. West, cor. Broad St. Daniel W. Edwards to Mrs. Lawrence Droney, fo r Victor Squadrito, fo r Mrs. Teresa Bario, Kathryn H. Dimlow, property alterations at 96 Conway Rd., alterations at 17 Marion Dr., alterations at 26 Whitney St., at 154 Walker St„ $31,500. $2,500. $3,000. $2 ,000. E B Co. Inc. to John P. and Fred Brunoli for Robert D. Catherine J. O’Malley, proper­ Pelletier, wood-burning stove ty at 47 Briarwood Dr., $53,500. at 14 Alpine St., $200. Richard E. and Evelyn M. Stewart T. Smith, fence at 13- Hair Innovations Cooley to Julius A. and Barbara ,15 Knox St., $265. J. Jahnke, property at 48-50-52 Connecticut Valley Builders HUNDREDS of PRICES Reduced Oak St., $39,600. Inc. for John Madigan, Archambault Builders Inc. to alterations at 262 High St., $500. UP GUARANTEED TO SAVE YOU MORE Raymond J. Fauchon, Rinette Stan Weinberg for John H. When you think your L. Fauchon and Richard Bailey, Lappen, sign at 164 E. Center STORE HOURS: properties at 14-16 and 8-10 St., $45. / SAM CRISPINO’S \ M0 N.-SAT. ■■■■■■«■■■■■■■ Wetherell St., $59,900 each. R.E. Miller for Mr. and Mrs. Care Free, Eugene T. Corbitt to Francis Daniel Chesney, wood-burning 8 gin .-_9 .Pni E USDA CHOICE J. and Regina L. Warren, stove at 59 Branford St., $500. Natural Looking property at 148 Grandview St., Frederick Badger, additions Hair Styles SUPREME budget wonPt stretch any $52,500. at 63 Gerard St., $2,000. That Emphasize Judgment lien Interspace Diving Supply Co. Your Features CHUCK Five Star Food Equipment Inc. for Robert Bockholdt, sign And Hair, ( FOODS Inc. versus Richard Gagliardi, at 598 Center St., $50. Without Tease property at 79-81 Foster St., 485 HARTFORD RD. Mollie Cook, alterations at 87 Spray, or $141.16. STEAK Chambers St., $300. Rollers. MANCHESTER •Marriage licenses Fred Stalcup for Leslie C. ftirther, it iiidll..*with Roger Whitney Wilson, East Noyes, garage at 46 Glenwood Come In, Or Hartford, and Linda Marlene St., $5,100, I^ C U T Welch, West Hartford, Oct. 31, Call for An Wallace M. VanDerCar, Appointment Community Baptist Church. fence at 68 Oakwood Rd., $600. For Your Robert Douglas Evans and Fred G. Boss, additions at 526 GRADE A FRESH Susan Marie Krystopik, both E. Center St., $50. FREE Manchester, Oct. 24. C & D Builders for Joseph Iz- Hair Building permits zo, garage and carport at 227- Consultation... CHICKEN LEGS Stop&SMiop Brands. Sales Construction Co. for 229 W. Center St,, $3,000. QUARTERED WITH BACKS Nicholas Jackston, additions at Harold Parent for Anne “Always give the customer the best possible value”. Switch to everyday-low-priced Stops Shop Brands and 77 Maple St., $5,000. Fidler, alterations at 156 Chest­ That’s one of Stop&Shop’s principles. It’s one that Florence E. Ryan, tool shed nut St., $550. 117 East Center St., Manchester ’lb. you’ll see a worthwhile saving on your food order. at 20 Bates Rd., $175. Harold Parent for Julian Phone 646-5073 surely applies to the products under our Stops Shop Every item under our Stops Shop labels is quality- Bundi L, Tarca, alterations at Stoppleman, alterations at 32 683 W. Middle Tpke., $650. Nye St., $425. Brands. There are more than 1200 of them ... and we tested and quality-guaranteed. We’ll give you a refund Elaine E. Connors, tool shed sell them for less than the nationally advertised brands. at 111 Linwood Dr., $600. SUPREME or a replacement if you’re not completely satisfied. Carl 0. Hicking for E. Sesse, USDA CHOICE CENTER CUT That’s the way we do things around here. alterations at 62 Ardmore Rd., $600. USDA CHOICE Robert Brown, swimming WALLPAPER BEEF SHOULDER CHUCK pool at 70 McDivitt Dr., $4,000. Stop&SIlop Brand R. E. Wright, alterations at LONDON National Brand 202 New Bolton Rd,, $300. HANGING CLINIC ' lb •JCc Richard P. Hayes, sign at 119 STEAKS lb. iSD G raham s sugar Hone, 69“ N abisco pkg f 9 Spencer St., $2,000. BROIL John E. Erickson, tool shed at • DATE: WEDNESDAY, OCT. 22nd. “If we wouldn’t want to serve it on our tables, iSD Orange Juice Vz Gal. Carton 6 5 ' Minute Maid V2 Gal. Carton 89' 194 Eldridge St., $200, I $ 1 3 « WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO in our homes, we don’t want it in our stores’’. John W. Greene, sign at 285 I lb. LIMIT QUANTITIES? NOT icD C ream C heese m 4 5 ' Main St,, $500. • PLACE: PAUL’S PAINT, 615 Main S t , Manchester SUPREME That’s the rule with our Stop s Shop Brands. Phiiadelphia « 49= RESPONSIBLE FOR Under our own labels, we bring you the quality 8oz 7 Q c TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS. USDA CHOICE Amer. Cheese Slices“i 69' K ra ft pkg f 57 • TIME: 7:00 to 9:00 P.M. foods you like and we save you money on SEMI-BONELESS Q Q c them. Through the years, our customers have iSD Com Oil Margarine m 59' Fieischmann’s pkg' 0 5 7 GLOBE bought more Stop s Shop Brand foods— FRESH ANY SIZE PKG. CHUCK i6 oz C Q C Travel Service ★ FREE REFRESHMENTS & DOOR PRIZES bread, meat, deli, dairy, prepared foods, SSD Sour Cream ir.49' H ood carton \J^ ■ k canned and frozen fruits and vegetables than 10 oz 0 7 c 555 MAIN STREET (CALL EARLY FOR RESERVATIONS) ROAST ISD Leaf Spinach x B ird s Eye F r o z e n pkg £.1 643-2165 lb. all the national brands in our stores. And you I GROUND CHUCK Ray Benjamin Q C c Over 3 (f ) know people wouldn’t keep coming back for i c D Orange Juice Froz6n 5 9 ' Minute Maid F r o z e n can vTxJ T ra ift t^xperienre 'lb . Manchester Store Mgr. Authorized dgcnt in Manchester more if they weren’t good. I bring home Stop & or Q Q c iSD Green Beans Cut Frozen 3 3 ' F r o z e n 9pkg. 0 5 7 for all Airlines, Railroads and PAUL’S PAINT 649-0300 Shop Brands too because I’m just as concerned as you are about B ird s Eye Steamship Lines feeding my family well without going over our budget. I urge you to SSD Onion Rings ’*“ 43' Taste O’Sea F r o z e n « 49= SUPREME try our Stop & Shop Brands. If you’re not completely satisfied. I’ll give $ -18 9 you a refund or a replacement. iSD Natural Ice Cream *1 ^ B reyers b a r t o n That’s the way we do things around here. ' 2oz C Q C iSD Macaroni ftCheese.^’r ;, 45' S to u ffe r’s F r o z e n pkg 0 5 7 VIVA Jumbo 16 02 Asst or Frozen 16 oz Q Q c ^ C heese Pizza pkg EliiO’S F r o z e n pkg 5757 Decorated 7 oz Q Q c TOWELS T oothpaste C oigate tube ww 12 0 2 . 12 02 $-109 ■■■■■■■■■■a ^ A n ta cid Liquid bottle * Maaiox Liquid bottle 1 qo2 OQc Extend \burself LOWER ISD Swiss Style Yogurt '“. 28' H ood cup Ww PRICES SUPREME Thin Spaghetti 'm 39 M ueiler ’«=49= 28 02.$-| 43 Peanut Butter *1" S idppy jar Did you ever notice that your I SOFTWEVE Ass’t. or White 1 phone always rings when you're at the 51b SSD M arshm allow C re m e '63 M arshm ailow F iu ff 7 5 ' other end of the house? i BATHROOM 0 0 £ b a g l2oz Q C c ISD Preserves Red Rasp. S m uckers jar 5 7 0 X Or that your phone just : TISSUE 2PAK Solid Pack 13 oz. 13 0Z. $-|27 happens to he located iSDWhiteTuna in water can can ■■■■■■■■■■■I G eisha 1 where everyone 15 oz 15 oz, O C c ISD C at Food Fish Flavor can can ^ -i r congregates, so you can' T abby LOWER 10 lb. $' 10 1b. $ 0 5 3 hear anything SUPREME SSD Crunchy Dog Food bag P urina bag b anyway? That' PRICES 36 oz ( 36 oz $-| 35 ISD Burger For Dogs pkg. • G aines pkg 1 what's so ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ n a n a a coupon and a 100 ct. lOOctCCc convenient RONZONI iSD Luncheon Napkins pkg ' Vanity Fair pkg 0 0 about an 48 ct O C c SSD Tea B ags pkg. L ip to n pkg, 00 extension S P A G H EH I concentrated 64 oz. $«| 77 phone. You thin SPAGHETTI SSD Fabric Softener 6 4 o z ju g D ow ny |ug 1 can't be in 1 LB. 192 02. 192 oz $-1 13 iSD Bleach iug C lo ro x iug 1 more than one or ELBOW MACARONI 51b 32 oz $-1 25 place at one time b a g iSD Cold Water oetergem “ “ 8 5 ' A ii bottle 1 but your 32 oz. 32 oz 19 Liquid Detergent bottle w O Ivo ry bottle 1 phone can. FARM FRESH PRODUCE 46 o z j r ^ t ^*6 02. f i f i c For as SSD Grapefruit Juice can “ f Del M onte can WASHINGTON STATE RUSSET p ID P ^ SUPREME little as $1.35 48 02. $ 0 0 9 48 02. $ 0 4 5 0 SSDComOil bottle Mazola bottle m m a month. (Plus a one-time BAKING POTATOES 5 bag5 9 15 oz. Q Q c charge which covers any SSD Applesauce M otts jar 00 number of phones installed FRESH SOLID HEADS CALIFORNIA 15 oz. LGE O Q O iSD Raisins pkg. ' Sun M aid pkg f 0 at the same time.) Which SIZE A U ea 46 OZ. I 46 oz C ^ C really makes an extension ICEBERG LETTUCE SSD Pineapple Juice can I Del M onte can 0 f phone worthwhile. To SWEET JUICY P L R P A ^ I 12 oz. e y e ISD Chili ^ u c e bottle ‘ Heinz bottle W # order, call your local Phone Store FLORIDA ORANGES Dbg59^ or ask your m Total *25.45 Total *33.86 telephone installer. UtnUlcouponPflJ^ -

THIS COUPON AND $10 PURCHASE DELI DEPT. FRESHLY SLICED KRAFT REAL DOMESTIC IC boiled h AA a m ust treat save MAYONNAISE qt. btl. HUM u. SC'’ REDEEM AT SUPREME FOODS RUSSER’S our customers as wM want ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER FRESHLY SLICED VALID OCTOBER 20 - 25 GERMAN a a a our own families to be treated.k o o o BOLOGNA k. 9 9 ^ the way we do Umi^ around here So^Chickeii Stop&Shop Caiit|ribdll’s S ta iM s t Noodle Soup TMuatoSoup Chunk light The weather - Mostly sunny, high in 60s. Fair tonight, Saitines Packed in Wednesday, low tonight in 40s, high $ ^ Tuna Wednesday in low 70s. Rain probability 10 per iuptiing Ipralb cent through period. 10% oz. H / cans boxes MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1975 - VOL. XCV, No. 18 '6<.oz.OQ! Manchester—A City of Village Charm t w e n t y p a g e s — t w o s e c t i o n s PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS 7 • cans 18V2 oz. pkg.-Assorted Flavors Stock your shelves Regular or Unsalted i^ lS t e w e d Stop&Shop Stop&Shop B a r tle tt Stop&Shop News Mao meets Kissinger »le Green PEKING (UPI) — Communist party Cut Green P ears Bruit summary with Russia, Peking still held in high es­ huffing-and-puffing march up the hills JtoinSltOCS chief Mao Tse-tung met unexpectedly with teem the relationship with the United west of Peking. Stop&Shop Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger Beans States that began with Kissinger’s first “This is the most exercise I’ve had in six Beans Halves or Slices Compiled from tonight, American delgatjon officials said. and secret mission to China in 1971. months,” Kissinger told Chinese Foreign M w hole grecr. The meeting in the Great Hall of the m M 1 6 o z. H United Press International There had been concern a combination Minister Chiao Kuan-hua. “Do I have to beans People came so suddenly that Kissinger cans of antidetente feeling plus a question of walk up again?” i e f z f ,e 16 oz.^ H ^ left some 2,000 guests at a reception he the ability of Washington to influence The sightseeing came on the third day of c a n s ^ was hosting. world affairs — because of troubles a five-day China trip aimed at setting the State U.S. diplomats said the meeting began Cupboard stocking value. between the Ford administration and stage for Ford’s trip. at 6:30 p.m. (6:30 a.m. EDT). They said Congress — had caused a dip in American More than halfway through the hike, c a n s ^ B Kissinger also was meeting with Mao’s prestige in China. Chiao began to feel the exertion. He NEW HAVEN - Ronald Reagan, 4 3 lieutenants in the third session of his Kissinger’s meeting with Mao also in­ shrugged off his overcoat, which an aide who may challenge President Ford current five-day Peking trip that began dicated that Ford, when he arrives in picked up before it hit the ground. next year, is scheduled to address Sunday night. China shortly after Thanksgiving, will also Kissinger kept his jacket on. the Yale Political Union late today. It was only the third time Kissinger had see the chairman. Before the hike, Kissinger appeared to On Thursday, former South Viet­ met Mao in eight journeys to Peking. Before meeting with Mao, Kissinger underline the U.S. devotion to detente by Nkire great canned food namese leader Nguyen Cao Ky will The Mao meeting indicated that despite took a break in negotiations and joined inviting the Soviet Union, China’s arch address the group. Chinese opposition to U.S. detente policies China’s top diplomat on a joke-filled. enemy, to today's reception for Peking’s diplomatic colony. HARTFORD — Superior Court Judge Harold M. Mulvey says his values to give you your one-man grand jury probe of alleged payments to obtain state approval of Vernon to seek injunction a Bridgeport jai alai fronton will open next Monday in Hartford. He is conducting the probe at the order of Stop&SlK»psworth Superior Court Chief Justice John P. : to halt removal of rails Cotter on an application by the of-; BARBARA RICHMOND agreement exists between it and Penn Coventry’s town planner and they are Prices effective Mon., Oct 2 0 -Sat., Oct 25 W e must treat our fice of Chief State’s Attorney Joseph | Central, Gromley Jr. ; Herald reporter seeking the services of a study group at He said it seems to be Penn Central’s the University of Connecticut. He said the "n in ATTUF STOP P lump e O llP A IiM P Stop&Shop Great Beef... Naturally Aged The town of Vernon is in the process of customers as we’d want our preparing supportive data to go into court opinion that the rails have been sold to the group is very helpful in doing economic own families to be treated. Regional to attempt to obtain a temporary injunc­ contractor and therefore Penn Central has impact studies, at no charge. tion to stop action on removal of Penn no say about them. Atty. Schwebel said such a study would Central rails in town. The representative added that Penn be needed as the town has to have an af­ that^ the way we I CONCORD, N.H. — Gov. Meldrim Mayor Frank McCoy told the Town Central feels the state has been given am­ fidavit that removal of the rails would I Thomson of New Hampshire has Council last night that he felt this was the ple time to have come up with an offer have a detrimental effect on the area’s ; proclaimed this week “Withdrawal only measure that can be taken now, “or concerning the tracks and therefore does economy. He said removal of the rails Chuck Steak do things around not feel it is acting in bad faith. : from the United Nations Week’’ and we’ll wake up some morning and find the would definitely be taking an asset from BeeS Blade JBUy h.C ; asked Congress to start proceedings tracks have been taken up in Vernon.” The railroad spokesman, Robert the town. McKernan, was referring to the fact that Formerly called here. Which means do what is ; “to compel the removal of the Outlining what has taken place, to date, Vernon has placed a tax lien against Thanks, It is working ; United Nations from the United since he accidentally discovered about two the state has agreed to purchase the 19- Penn Central. The railroad owes Vernon chuck steak honest, fair, sincere and in the best in­ I States.” Thompson is chairman of weeks ago that track removal equipment mile right-of-way but hasn’t been and Coventry tax money but Penn Central Miss Alice Hutchinson of 88 Goodwin St., confined with arthritis, receives terest of every custorner. Give every ; the national Conservative Caucus was in Vernon, the mayor said a represen­ successful in obtaining federal funds to claims there is an order that would pre­ some special home services provided by Pamela Broderick representing the 1 St cut buy the rails. Values for your freezer. customer the most good food for her ; and considered a potential third par- tative from Penn Central had been in town vent the towns from serving the liens. At­ Manchester Homemaker Service, Inc. This is one of many benefits of the l b ; ty candidate for president in 1976. to try to set the facts, straight about the Mayor McCoy said the only other town ty. Schwebel said the injunction action has United Way in Manchester. (Herald photo by Pinto) money. Extend friendly, satisfying ser­ which has indicated interest in the court When you spend dollars for agreement between the State Department nothing to do with the collection of the vice to everyone. Cheerfully refund a ELLSWORTH, Maine — Phillips of Transportation (DOT) and Penn Cen­ action, is Coventry. Bolton has, however, back taxes. grange Juke attempted to stop action on rail removal in beef, make sure you get H. Lord, creator of “Gangbusters” tral. He said there are still some very in­ customer’s money if for any reason any that town where some rail has already StopsShop great beef... Stop & Shop and other thrillers of radio’s He said the official from Penn Central volved questions to be answered. He said J O * '0Cr*.Or^ge Juice purchase is not satisfactory. Listen to heyday, was to be buried here today. said he would try to discourage the con­ been torn up. the impact study may prove that the from Florida United Way helps (W ith sugar) Quality-Protected beet. He died Sunday at the age of 73. His tractor from removing the rails, until the Vernon’s Town Attorney Abbot economic impact on the town would be in­ whatever may be on our customers’ Schwebel is also town attorney for Coven­ Orar>ge Juice first effort was aired on a Hartford, state can investigate just what kind of significant. Minute Maid 12 ounce can 7 Bone-Bone in minds, take their useful suggestions Conn., radio station which was try. He said he had been in contact with Chicken or Swanson TV Dinner Turkey- 11 Vj oz pkg Chuck Roast Formerly called center cut chuck roast seriously, and try to implement them. favored by listeners and picked up Homemaker Service 6 OZ Freezer Queen Mini Meals pkg Give every customer the full measure by the National Broadcasting Co. Beef Chuck-Bone in By JUNE TOMPKINS While many people think the service is Chicken, Turkey. Beef, Veal Parmegian of “your Stops Shopsworth.” Eighth District special meeting 10 OZ Formerly called California Roast lb. Herald Reporter just for those who cannot afford help, this Birds Eye Tasti Fries pkg Underblade Roast The Manchester Homemaker Service, is definitely not the case. It is used by Stop & Shop Fish Sticks Inc. is celebrating its 11th birthday this families of doctors and lawyers, who pay Taste O Sea National on Buckland issue set for Nov. 7 Clam Platter 6W oz package Cube Steak "Qualtty-Protectec/” Beef lb. College Inn month. The agency serves seven towns in­ the full fee, as well as by those who cannot cluding Manchester, pay the full fee. Fleischmanns Egg Beaters 79= By SOL R. COHEN another special meeting, under the terms Bletchman, in recommending an earlier INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. - Sen. S During 1974 the agency carried a The basic philosophy of the agency, Aunt Jemima ’ ...... V i 55= Herald Reporter of Special Act 200 of the 1963 General date for the meeting, said it's too long to Short Ribs-Beef Chuck p°tec& lb. Chicken Broth ?: Birch Bayh, D-Ind., today an- j:j: Assembly. caseload of 250 clients with about 23 since its inception, has been to preserve Shcod O Q c look ahead and that he's sure LaBelle, if homemaker-health aides serving about the family unit during times of crisis and Stop & Shop Strawberries 10 oz pkg 0 9 Serve steaming hot mugs nounced his candidacy for the S A special meeting of Eighth District Massaro announced the Nov. 7 special he were aware of the legal procedings per­ 22,000 hours. to keep the home atmosphere as near nor­ Democratic nomination for presi- voters is scheduled for Nov. 7 at 7:30 p.m. meeting date at Monday night’s meeting taining to the new firehouse the town is “Quality-Protected" of broth to the football 1 3 % Of this number of cases, 181 were in mal as possible. Beef Chuck for Stew lb. dent. He became the ninth in Bentley School, Hollister St. The of the district board and immediately constructing, “would recommend moving cans Manchester and South Windsor, both of With the advent of Medicare and crowd. i:;: Democrat to announce. Bayh, 47, a v meeting is to consider a petition from drew objections from Larry Noone, leader with deliberate haste.” VzGallon ?; friend of the Kennedy’s, geared his $ which pay their share of supplementary Medicaid, a whole new area was opened Simply Super- Uniformly good everytime! Buckland property owners for expansion of the petition drive, and Christopher No­ Bletchman advised the directors that, 15 oz funding through the United Way Fund as up and the agency has many referrals Snows Corn Chowder 3 campaign theme to moral of district lines into their area. ble and Robert Bletchmafn, attorneys for should district voters again authorize 4 well as through the town's budgets. from doctors and the Public Health Nur­ leadership as exemplified by the The petition is the second received by the petitioners. expansion of district lines, "then it would chef Boyar-dee ’L" The other towns, Bolton, Vernon, sing Association. ibe C ream Lasagna 39'= late Franklin Delano Roosevelt. i;: the district board. The first was accepted All three requested that the special be absolutely incumbent on the district to Tolland, Ellington, and Somers supple­ One typical case involved a woman who and considered at a special meeting July meeting be moved up to Oct. 28 or 29. seek an injunction to stop construction of Merit fkoihdBe^ S 5 ment the service to residents of their had terminal cancer and needed constant * Simply Super regular ground beef contains not more I WASHINGTON - President Ford 31, when district electors, by a voice vote, After adjournment of their regular the firehouse.” ’/2 Gallon Carton Assorted Flavors towns solely through their general town personal care and attention plus someone than 28% fat. Aunt Jemima canceled his official schedule again authorized the expansion. meeting, the directors met in executive Massaro said today the Nov. 7 special 8 9 budgets. to manage her home so her husband could for the second day today because of Subsequently, District Counsel John session to consider the request. meeting may or may not produce con­ Ice Cream Novelties 35 02 package ^ 1 Because Homemaker Service is a continue to work. •x a cold. His plans to fly to South LaBelle declared the petition invalid and Massaro then announced the Nov. 7 date clusive action. Chcx: • Lit • Covers or Combo Bars Pancake Mix said also the July 31 vote was, as a con­ community-supported agency, families In this case, there were no children at g: Carolina and Florida Friday were stands and that the special meeting will be One possibility, he said, is for an im­ are charged on a sliding scale according to home but the homemaker stepped in and Stop&Shop dairy savings. Pancakes topped with called off because of the sinus infec- jij: sequence, a “nullity.” Assistant Town held then. mediate vote on the request to expand fire their ability to pay. cared for the woman’s physical needs and butter and syrup, sausage tion but a trip to California next :[;j Counsel Victor Moses also had declared LaBelle, when he had declared the peti­ service boundaries into Buckland. Shoulder Roast the petition invalid. The agency, over the years, can take took care of the household duties week is still on the schedule. tion valid, recommended the special Another, he explained, is that LaBelle Hood Firm & Flruity patties... great! 32oz.box credit for keeping many a family together throughout the woman’s illness, all super­ Boneless Beef Chuck - “ Qu al ity- Protected’ ’ The Buckland property owners then cir­ meeting for a date after the Nov. 4 town may recess the meeting to another date in cases where it would be impossible due vised by the public health nurse. Aunt Jemima § MORRISTOWN, N.J. - Joseph | culated another petition, designed to meet elections. LaBelle is due back Sunday for a referendum should a petition with 24 oz. bottle 95^ to the housewife’s inability to handle her Another classic case involved a young Pancake Syrup •:j: and Julia Quinlan were to testify •$ all requirements, and presented it to the from a trip to Europe. White Gem the required 200 names be received — household duties for a variety of reasons. woman from a middle class family who Betty Crocker C Q C g today in the court hearing in which district board. The board, in turn, Noone said he’s upset by “the lack of requesting the referendum. If a referen­ ■*»g»l!, 4 - i 8 ® U.S. Grade “A" Ginger Bread Mix 14\^ oz pkg The homemaker-home health aides had undergone gallbladder surgery. Upon Chicken Thighs presented it for review to LaBelle, who expediency” shown by the board and that •S they are seeking a ruling to end their dum were held, said Massaro, it would be receive special training in household her return home from the hospital she was Minute Maid Orange Juice 69= Land O Lakes ruled it is valid and told District president the special meeting was being “held up un­ on voting machines. :S daughter’s vegetable-like existence management and learn to handle a variety not up to the physical demands of keeping Frozen While & by disconnecting the machine that Michael Massaro he was required to call necessarily” by LaBelle.. Breakstone Cottage Cheese cup *1 Dark Meal-2 lb. pkg. of home situations competently. They are up her home and caring for a pre-school Boneless Turkey Roast Green Giant •i; keeps her alive, but in a coma. :jil Sour Cream Dips awT-ITcup 49^3 also trained in personal care techniques child. Vacuum for patients. The training program is con­ With the help of the homemaker she was Wispride Refills 10 oz containers 99la Packed Beans^efiO'^ ^ WASHINGTON - The United ducted by the Connecticut Department of able to convalesce and her husband was Stop&Shop Ham Steaks ij; States and Russia have signed a Witness places defendants Great values from our ovens. IG oz.cans Health and the Department of Vocational able to continue his norma! work schedule. ji; five-year agreement providing for Education. Thanks to you it's working. S top& S h op Stop A 16 oz more stable purchases of U.S. wheat From our self service deli. Delicious foods from our deli. Cream Style Corn Shop ' cans and corn. They are still negotiating iS Available in stores teaturing a service deli. 16 oz J on Shelton factory fire scene Nepco-Vacuum Packed j;: a deal for the U.S. purchase of j:|: Sun Glory Tomatoes cans ( E lf is h S Soviet oil. :$ NEW HAVEN (UPI) — A prosecution the Sponge Rubber Products Co. plant in U.S. District Court at an evidence hearing Beame's austerity plan Corned Beef Pastrami witness said eight defendants were at the Shelton. at the trial of nine men accused of con­ Muffins ^mzpkfi Stop&Shop scene of the March 1 fire and bombing of The identification was made Monday in spiracy in the $14 million fire. Reg0lar or Split of 6 Alpert’s John W. Shaw, 28, of Pittsburgh, Pa., get^s board approval B risk et ^d09 International who has pleaded guilty to his part in the Slog & Shop q 22 0 Z $ 4 39 Sliced to order! V2 Ib. Big Daisy Bread Shced While O loaves I Corned Beef r*1 lb. Peas & Carrots I MEXICO CITY - At least 26 per- j;:; fire, said he participated in the fire “and NEW YORK (UPI) - The state board House banking subcommittee finished Buttercrest Bread Slop .Shop 2 il«« 89= Mild or Beef Franks , 99= Nepco Bavarian Bologna 59= |;t; sons were killed and more than 50 there were others with me.” overseeing New York City finances has with the mayor, “I thought we had a 50-50 , 6 oz Cupboard stocking value Joseph Volz resigns Shaw’s testimony came with the jury given last-minute approval to a plan to cut chance, but now I think maybe it's one Nepco Sliced Cold Cuts “p*°g 69= Nepco Bavarian Salami 1 6 ( ^ 4 injured when two of Mexico City’s Pumpkin or Squash Pie 79= chance in three.” Bok)., P&P, Olive, Luncheon, Mock Chicken Loaf. Nepco at a low, low price. c a n s ^ H •$ ultramodern subway system trains absent from the courtroom. The jury was city expenses by $724 million over three Bavarian Liverwurst Ib. Stop & Shop Orange Cake 89= crashed Monday. Supposedly i:;: to hear Shaw’s testimony today. years by eliminating jobs and programs Beame’s proposal would slash $200 Morrison & Schiff Kosher Franks *"1 The only defendant not placed at the Sliced Cinn. Coffee Cake 69= or Knockwurst-12 oz. package Cheddar Cheese *1?.® Stop & Shop •j;: foolproof safeguards of the system jij; Eighth District Post and freezing wages. million from the present budget and $262 Deli Hut Onion Rolls 69= Potatoes Whole or Sliced jij broke down, according to the :j:| scene by Shaw was was Charles D. Mayor Abraham Beame had been million in each of the next two years. Countrystyle Donuts pStchn” 2"pifgr *1 Morrison & Schiff •Midget Bologna *"|09 Moeller, of Cridersville, Ohio, president of required to submit the program to or Midget S alam i-12 oz. package Sun Glory4 iJl system’s officials. % In addition to expense budget cuts, $390 Stop & Shop Creme Puffs 'pk“g 79= Sliced Carrots Joseph A. Volz of 63 Delmont St. has the Shelton company’s parent firm, Ohio the Emergency Financial Control Board. million will be cut over three years from Decorative products Co. The board’s approval Monday night — two BONN, West Germany—Western resigned as clerk of the Eighth District, the capital budget — which covers con­ Save on health & beauty aids. R o a st B e e t after more than 24 consecutive years in Shaw said seven Pennsylvania men and hours before a midnight deadline — struction — bringing it to $3.6 billion. Europe’s leaders seem to be :|i: Chickeii Franks Stop&Shop the Rev. David N. Bubar, of Memphis, B io tts-6]iacik ■j;: avoiding Alabama Gov. George C. [::• the post. His resignation is because of cleared the way for allocation of $2.3 Kenneth Axelson, deputy mayor for Colgate Toothpaste 79^ Tenn., met in Shelton on the afternoon of billion in state funds designed to stave off "Quality Protected” j:|; Wallace on his two-week, five-nation :$• serious illness. He is at Crestfield Con­ finance, said “the thrust of the cuts would the Saturday night fire. :|5 tour. Saturday Pope Paul declined valescent Hospital. city default through November. be made through accelerated attrition of Baby Shampoo ""zM 89 He said the group unloaded dynamite, Beame went to Washington to plead for •g to meet with the governor and Mon- jobs in the city” and the rest trough Park’s Sausage Meat *1^9 M eat Loaf stop » shop Kitchen 69= JvuceSs^s.z,£i(Qt Volz was elected to the office in June detonating cord and barrels of gasoline AM, PM or Tropical Punch day his efforts to meet with West ;|:j federal aid and was given a mixed recep­ program reductions and layoffs. Tuna Salad stop & shop Kitchen r *1 ®® 1951 and had run unopposed each and placed and linked them throughout the Colonial Fenway Franks X *1 German Chancellor Helmut ;i|; tion Monday. Rep. Thomas Rees, D-Calif., He declined to specify the number of succeeding year. In April 1969 he retired company’s Canal Street plant. a supporter of aid for the city, said after a Sausage Meat Jimmy Dean *139 Cole Slaw stop & Shop Kitchen ■S' 49= Ocean Spray Cranapple 'X ^ | | Schmidt and President Walter as assistant vice-president of the Connec­ layoffs that would be necessary, but said it Pears ■At one point, Shaw testified, one of the probably would be “a number of Scheel failed. or Native Catch these great values! Values from our own kitchen. ticut Bank & Trust Co. and manager of its defendants pulled a gun on him in the Diet Beverages 7cini *1 'W 'X N. Main St. branch, after 32 years in thousands” with an announcement Connecticut The following available in all stores. X* darkened plant, thinking he was a Solon predicts Ford LISBON, Portugal — The :;J banking. expected by the end of the month. maintenance man. Sources estimated last week as many 8,- -3 Bose Pears revolutionary left mobilized its District president Michael Massaro said Three employes on duty at the time will sign NYC bill 2 S HalibutFrozen Steaks ^ (XX) persons might be laid off in the present Plasticl^/lraqi :|^ forces today in an intensified cam- Monday he’ll appoint a temporary clerk were abducted, driven from the plant and Enjoy baked or broiled, Potato Salad jij paign to bring down Portugal’s $, fiscal year. ^ j r / until a determination is made of the released unharmed a short time later. WASHINGTON UPI) - Rep. Stewart B. fellow Onions top with lemon juice ib. Socialist-dominated government There were indications Monday the city Regular or Oil % procedure for electing a replacement. Shaw said he and several of the defen­ McKinney, R-Conn., ranking Republcian Stop&fflwp ^ 9m with mass street protests and at- j:? might receive federal help. The New York / 5 pound bag Peeled & Deveined Shrimp »3®® & V inegar-1 Ib. pkg. dants then drove to New Yqrk City, where member of the House Banking Com­ 89= 4 9 Wow! What a low price. $■ tacks in the Communist press. -If Times reported President Ford “would Laura's P rid e-60-70 C ount-20 oz. bag they stopped off for a drink in a Manhattan mittee, says he thinks President Ford will reluctantly sign legislation to ease New Ocean Spray Slop A Shop ^ % bar. Fresh Cranberries 1 lb. ceHo bag Hung’s Shrimp Rolls 6« >*o5 9 c Fresh Cheese Pizza 1 pound peekage 0 9 ^ sign a bill to help bail out NewYork City. York’s fiscal crisis,” despite earlier op­ SJ0P& 3 4*^ I DUBLIN, Ireland - Police dis- § In addition to Moeller and Bubar, those Food Storage Bags Shop But, said McKinney Monday, the position. Assorted Foliage Plants 5" pot Cape Horn Langostinos » r “® Chicken or Beef Pies 59= j:|: covered the hideout of the kidnapers jj: Inside today on trial include: measure would have to be one with “which Stop A Shop O O c Slop ft g of Dutch businessman Tiedei:^ Last week, Victor Gotbaum, head of the Assorted Hanging Plants » p°< Cooked fish • nics 20 oz. package 9 9 ^ Macaroni & Beef i Sund 89= Sandwich Bags Shop 3K»1 Peter Betries, 54; Ronald D. Retries, 32, would cost no federal dollars” and have a Herrema today and occupied the § Classified 16-18 F am ily ___ ....8 and Donald L. Conners, 40, all of Butler, “strong limiting criteria to keep the city Municipal Labor Committee, a steering group for more than 200,000 civil service :5> ground floor of the house. 'They are ij: Coventry .. 10 Obituaries '. ... 10 Pa.; Michael J. Tiche, 22, and Dennis C. from getting into trouble.” negotiating for his release. Comics .. ,. 19 S. Windsor . . .9,10 Tiche, of Boyers, Pa.; Albert R. Coffey, McKinney said the committee would workers in the city, threatened a general ^ ;1; | 'Dear Abby .. 19 Sports ...... 11-13 43, of the Pittsburgh area, and Anthony A. probably work up some trial legislation strike if there were more layoffs or a three-year wage freeze. * . 'Joseirfi A. Volz Editorial ... 6 V ernon___ r.9-10 Just, 48, fif.Greensburg, Pa. next week “to see if it will fly.”