PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Tues., Nov, 4, 1975 The weather Mrs. Edward O’Connell, Talcottville Vernon; Evelyn Uskitis, School St., Hice, Stafford Springs; John Jakiel, Rockville hospital notes Rd., Vernon. ' Rockville; Horace West, Grove St., Rhodes Rd., Tolland; Ethel Sunny, breezy, pleasant today, Admitted Saturday: Yaniska Call, Rockville; Laura Wilson, Brooklyn Lajeunesse, Partridge Lane, high in mid 60s. Clear, cooler Merline Rd., Vernon; Elizabeth St., Rockville; Mrs. Delight Cham­ Tolland; Joan Landrie, Glenstone Watch Your tonight, low in •40s. Fair, Admitted Friday: Alvah Ballou, Rockville; Lorraine Duntz, Grand­ Egilevich, Broad Brook; Barbara pagne and son, Willington; Mrs. Song Dr., Rockville; George Scheiner, Thursday, highs in mid 60s. Sterling; Deanne Brooks, Hillcrest view St., Tolland; Ralph Franklin Martin, Kingsbury Ave;, Tblland; Holjes and , son. Woodland St., Kelly Rd., South Windsor; Ralph Manchester—A City of Village Charm A t h ir t y -tw o p a g e s — tw o s e c t io .ns p r ic e : f if t e e n c en t s Dr., Vernon; Helen Cervenansky, Jr., Goehring Rd., Tolland; Sandra \ . . . j Margaret Mehar, Court St., Tolland. Small E. Main St., Rockville; Ruth MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, ,1975 - VOL. XCV, No. 31 Rockville Nursing Home, Rockville; Gauthier, TumblebrOok Rd,, Vernon; Rockviile; John Weingartner, Steppe, Sunnyview Dr., Vernon. FAT-GO Ruth Dagnall, Putnam; Freds Arthur Gray, Easton, Maine; Hurib'urt Rd., Tolland. ' Births Saturday:A daughter to Mr. Lose ugly excess weight with the Danilik, West Rd., Rockville; Edward Hansen, Stafford Springs; sensible NEW FAT-GO diet Discharged Saturday: Gail Atkins, and Mrs. Alan Humphries, Vernon Discharged Sunday: John An- Melissa Gauthier, N. Park, St., Charles Long, Sullivan Ave., plan. Nothing swsational just Hoffman Rd., Ellington; Alvan Ave., Vernon; a son to Mr. and Mrs. dreoli, W. Main St., Rockville; Mrs. steady weight loss for those that Rockville; Frances Hance, Egypt Ellington; Roy Nash, Windsorville; Ballou, Sterling; Joyce BanaS, James Mayel, Hayes Ave., Donna Gauvin and son, Hartford; really want to lose. Rd., Ellington; Anna Jeski, Lydall Pauiine Neff, Grand Ave., Rockville; Norwich; Clarence Baraw, River St., Ellington; a daughter to Mr. and Susan Leach, Spring St., Rockville; A full 12 day supply. News Rd., East Hartford; William Osborn, Helmi Pucino, Wesbster St., Rockville; Diane Bumba, Storrs; Mrs. John Nisman, Esther Ave., William McCarthy, Brooklyn St., Ask WwuaHtrmi drug store Town Democrats make clean sweep III, Old Stafford Rd., Tolland; Rockville; Marion Sledesky, Terrace about the FAT-GO reducing plan Floren ce Diana, Old P ost Rd., Rockville. Rockville; Ruth McClean, Pilgrim George Schwarz, Spring St., Dr., Rockville; Mary Ann )Vest, and start losing weight this week. By SOL R. COHEN In the process, the^'successfully Tolland; Frances Fitzpatrick, Dr., Tolland; Mrs. Kay Morlock nd I summary i to take a stand, pro or con. new board is sworn in. Thompson has And, elected to the Board of Rockville. Snipsic St., Rockville; Lynn Zlejnba, Money back in'full if not complete­ Herald Reporter backed the lone referendum question A surprise to many Democrats Hillside Dr., Ellington; Brenda Hall, , Admitted Sunday: Marlene Boudle, daughter, Enfield; Anne Petrie, ly satisfied with weight loss from indicated he will accept the post of Education for the 1976-79 term were Discharged Friday: Empson Reed St., Rockville; Mrs. Barbara Compiled from Manchester Democrats completely on the machines — a $2,373,000 con­ Metcalf Rd., Tolland; Louise Eaton Rd., Tolland; J'lorence Storrs. the very first package. (although many claimed they saw it deputy mayor, if it is offered to him. incumbent Democrats Carolyn Aborn, Maple St., Ellington; Ronald Kellem and son, Stafford Springs; ditional appropriation for additions Jimenez, Talcottville Rd., Vernon; Chameroy, Mansfield Depot; Norma DON'T DELAY United Press International swept the municipal election coming) was the news that Democrat Pascal Prignano, presently deputy Becker and Paul Greenberg and new­ Clinton, Skinner Rd., Vernon; Scott Mrs. Sandra Locke and daughter, a : and renovations to Bentley and Assunta Pace, Hampton Bays, N.Y.; Clark, Amston; John Gouldreault, Birth Sunday: A daughter to Mr. get FAT-GO today. Tuesday, retaining control of all of­ Matt Moriarty Jr. was the top vote- mayor, was third high with 8,130 comer Republican Verna Hublard. Carson, Cora Rd., Tolland; Theresa Staffordville. a ' fices available to them under majori­ Washington Schools and for replacing Laurie Pawloski, Hubbard Dr., Ver­ Field Dr., Rockville; Grace Herron, and Mrs. Paul Hice, Stafford TioeEnREXALr getter for the Board of Directors, votes and is expected to be named Mrs. Hublard will replace incumbent Cutting, Crystal Lake Rd., Tolland; Birth Friday: A son to Mr. and 'Manciwstar Parkada' ty representation, returning all of the West Side Rec with a new non; Paul Riedel, Deepwood Dr., Cemetery Rd., Vernon; Rosemarie Springs. I State beating out Mayor John Thompson, board secretary. Phyllis Jackston, Republican Elinor Hashim, who Orilla Cyr, Windermere Ave., building. The proposal carried by a I RIDGEFIELD - Dr. Alice i their 17 incumbents to office, and who was second-high, by 556 votes — presently secretary, was fourth high decided not to seek re-election. making history by their un­ comfortable 5,805 to 4,636 margin. I Paul, 90, who helped draft the \ 8,742 to 8,186. with 7,984. Then came Robert Price Losing in a bid for the 1976-79 term The Democrats had endorsed .,the g first proposed equal rights \ precedented third consecutive elec­ Moriarty is expected to be named with 7,440 and Jack Goldberg with 7,- was Gertrude DeLeo, who received question. The Republicans voted not amendment in 1922, was disap- j: tion victory. Manchester mayor Nov. 17, when the 430. 215 less votes than Mrs. Hublard. pointed today with the rejec- i The Republican incumbents on the All four incumbent Democrats tion of the current proposal by ; board also won election and will re­ were re-elected con­ New York and New Jersey. She i Voters favor tain their minority seats. stables—Clarence Foley, Paul has worked for the proposal : Vivian Ferguson, minority leader, Phillips, Joseph Macri and William most of her adult life until il- • referendum made an exceptionally fine showing Desmond. Incumbent Republicans Iness forced her to move into a ■ in the Democratic sweep. Her 7,438 Sedrick Straughan and Joseph § rest home. i for schools total is 8 votes more than received by Swensson Sr. also were re-elected. Democrat Goldberg and only 2 less The third Republican elected con­ (PEOPU snr BAIKMG IS COmSMG.) I FARMINGTON - The j By DOUG BEVINS than received by Democrat Price. stable is Marion Mercer. Losing out Paul Willhide with 6,555 votes and •V Connecticut Red Cross Blood i Herald Reporter was Republican Henry (Bud) Center says it has hired 15 per- i Carl Zinsser with 6,497, won the other Michalak with 204 fewer votes than Manchester voters decided ;< sons to work in the place of 60 ; two minority seats. Clarence (Bud) Mrs. Mercer. Tuesday, by a 5,805,to 4,636 referen­ I nurses, technicians and drivers ; Brown with 6,059, Harry Reinhorn Mrs. Mercer, who is believed to be dum vote, to spend up to $1,4 million on strike since Oct. 14. - • with 5,708 and Edward Wilson with the first woman constable in of town money on renovatioris and 5,478 were defeated. Manchester history, succeeds additions to Bentley School and Moriarty had 1,314 more votes than Repubiican Robert Meek, who ran Washington School and to replace the Regional Mrs. Ferguson and 2,355 more than for selectman and lost. West Side Rec building. Zinsser. Oddly enough, the Incumbent Democrats Irene Pisch The approved referendum question I BOSTON - Gov. Michael S. i Democrats have 2,257 more and Chester Bycholski and incum­ —the oniy one on the machines Dukakis is considering vetoing ; registered voters than the bent Republican Mildred Schaller Tuesday —calls for an appropriation ;:ior sending back with ; Republicans. were re-elected to the Board of of $2,373,000 for the projects. The amendments pending legisla- ; Leading all candidates of both par­ Selectmen. Mrs. Schaller received construction is contingent on state I tion to reform auto insurance • ties and re-elected to his third con­ 218 more votes than Meek. aid and the town’s share is limited to g laws in Massachusetts. The bill ■ secutive term was Town Treasurer A disappointing 54 per cent of eiigi- $1.4 million. would reduce by 50-60 per cent : Roger Negro. He had a stunning 3,845 ble voters were checked out at the The school issue won in nine out of iji the industry’s request for a ^244 • plurality over his Republican oppo­ poll^l4,867 of the 26,382 on the voter ten voting districts. In the 10th million rate increase next ; nent, Louise Cronin—9,096 to 5,251. iists/The count includes 413 absentee District, it lost by just two votes (382 g year. Auto insurers have ; (Herald photo by Pinto) Elected to the Board of Education ballots. Estimates had ranged from a to 380). threatened to leave the state if ; for the term 1975-78 were Democrats low of 50 per cent to a high of about 67 . ' -c ^ 4 A resolution by the town Board of i;: laws are not reformed apd a | Eleanor Coltman and John Yavis Jr. per cent. Differences brushed aside Directors Sept. 29 made the projects substantial rate increase is i and Republican Earl Odom, all In­ The turnout was 75,3 per cent in W contingent on state aid. The directors granted. cumbents. Losing out was 1974 and a low 54 pei'cent in 1973. It Campaign differences are brushed aside for the moment as took the action because of uncertain­ Republican Fred Otter Jr, getting 71 was 87.4 per cent in 1972 and 86.1 per Democratic chairman Ted Cummings laughs uproariously at a ties of forthcoming state aid. BOSTON — Massachusetts ! less votes than Odom. cent in 1970. ;|i Supreme Court Justice Herbert •: remark by Republican chairman Nathan Agostinelli. When directors voted in August to « place the question on the voting P. Wilkins has taken under ad- i machines, it was expected that the ^ visement a Republican ; Winners have some j| challenge to the state’s new : state would contribute nearly $1 million toward the construction regional primary law. The : costs. After that decision, state of- /..> ,iA ' GOP seeks a restraining order ■ Democrats score wins ficiais disclosed that funds were apprehensive moments to block the law until the full ■ :j Supreme Court takes up the : in state’s big cities depleted for school construction By SOL R. COHEN the annrnmbement came that Wilson g suit next month. ; grants, that new funds depend on ac­ Herald Reporter had run 12th among the 12 candidates tion by the 1976 General Assembly, By United Press International They began arriving early at and had lost. Most of the Democrats Esposito, a school principal who and that there was no assurance the present pinpointed Wilson as the Dem ocrats were in control of- Manchester Democratic JSational made the strongest Republican run in existing state aid formula would con­ headquarters election night—the can­ source for what they insisted was a Connecticut’s major cities today as recent years. tinue. I SAN FRANCISCO - Court- already weak Republicans managed didates, their families, their cam­ “smear” campaign. Bridgeport City Clerk John Man- Manchester School Supt. Jam es It was a surprise to many (but not appointed psychiatrists dis- only one big-city victory in Tuesday’s paign workers, the party faithful and danici put- that city back into the Kennedy, pleased with voters’ action to his energetic and hard-working, ■i; agree on whether Patricia : statewide municipal elections. the well-wishers — joining those par­ tfemocratic column for the first time Tuesday, said today there’s little that campaign com m ittee) when the Hearst is competent to stand The Republicans, dealt a reeling ty workers who had been at their in four years. He beat Republican can be done until the state legislature returns showed Matt Moriarty Jr. |:j trial immediately, but a defeat only ai^year ago when swept tasks since daybreak. John Scalo by a 2-1 margin. considers Ideal school construction the high vote-getter for the Board of g federal judge will decide the ■ from the State Capitol and the And, they didn’t stop coming until The Jet Banking Account. Mayor George A. Athanson, a grants next year. Directors, with John Thompson, se­ question by Friday. legislature by Democratic Gov. Ella after 10 p.m., when the results, slow Democrat whose party enjoys a 5-1 Kennedy said he'll suggest that the cond, Pascal Prignano third and T. Grasso, made some gains in the coming in at first, came rushing in registration edge in Hartford, won Town Building Committee begin the Phyllis Jackston fourth. It's more than I WASHINGTON-Sen. Barry j smaller communities. But their only and indicating the conclusive fact — easily over Republican Mrs. Shirley architect selection process despite Moriarty is expected to succeed i|: Goldwater says Nelson ; major win occured in Stamford and a Democratic sweep and a history­ Scott, a black. the financial uncertainties. Thompson as mayor when the new J: Rockefeller’s decision not to ; that was an upset over the incumbent making third consecutive term of a checking Democrat Edward Bergin Jr., the After the disclosure by state of­ board is sworn in Nov. 17. Thompson ;i; seek the vice presidency next ; Democrat who may have lost the municipal government control. 32-year-old son of the late former ficials about the condition of the is expected to be named deputy g year is probably causing ; margin of victory to a third can­ Before it was all over — the Waterbury mayor, turned back grant funds, Kennedy said he wasn’t mayor and Prignano secretary. 'mm: g Ronald Reagan to reconsider | didate. ' results, the speeches, the liquid account. Salvatore Terenzo, an independent, sure the projects would be approved Presently, Prignano is deputy mayor Democratic mayors were elected refreshments, the cold cuts and the his presidential ambitions but : former state Sen. William Verriker, by Manchester voters. and Jackston secretary. in Hartford, New Haven, New Bri­ potato chips, pretzels and cheese — Up until now, most banks Reagan campaign officials ; a Democrat, and Francis Brennan, a But numerous talks given by school Roger Negro, who led the ticket tain, and Waterbury while turning over 200 people were milling around, ij: deny it. Republican. officials in October showed that (he had 354 more votes than even tried to make their checking accounts out Republicans in Bridgeport and speculating, listening to the returns Former Democratic Mayor townspeopie recognized the need fc Moriarty) and who was elected to his different by offering lots of different colors I SACRAMENTO, Calif. - : Meriden. and being apprehensive. Abraham Grossman of Meriden the project, Kennedy said. “That was third consecutive term, drew waves ;g Lynette Fromme has fired her ; In Stamford, Republican Apprehension appeared to be the and styles. succeeded in a comeback bid and encouraging,” he said. of cheers when he tried, and ;g second defense attorney and challenger Louis Clapes won over in­ key word. Although confidence ousted Republican incumbent John Here is a district-by-district taliy succeeded, to get on a chair for a Now, CBT's Jet Banking gives you a checking :g tried unsuccessfully to plead no cumbent Democrat Fred Lenz with prevailed, it was a troubled con­ Quine and Edward Piatek, an in­ of the vote on the referendum short, short speech. :g contest to a charge of attemp- an unofficial tally of 13,401 to 12,268. fidence. Many of the candidates and account that is different. dependent. question: Negro thanked his wife and all his g; ting to kill President Ford. The Lenz undoubtedly suffered from the other top Democrats were uneasy Henry Wojtusik, who wrested the campaign workers, and there were With a CBT Jet, Banking Account, you can transfer money from your g: selection of prospective jurors candidacy of independent Lillian District Yes No about the effect on the voters of what Bristol Democratic nomination from many, for the victory. “ Without savings account to your checking account (or vice-versa) by just picking g: was scheduled to continue Filardo, who had sought the 1 518 438 they labeled a “ smear” campaign by incumbent Mayor Frank Longo, them I’d never have made it,” he :g today. Democratic nomination. She polled 2 703 519 some Republicans. They were ap­ up the phone. Any time of day. Any day of the week. Just come in and defeated Republican challenger J. said, adding, “The message to the an unofficial 5,422 votes. 3 512 370 prehensive (there’s that word again) Harwood Norton. Both Wojtusik and Republicans is loud and clear. They sign up. _ I MINEOLA, N.Y. - Former New Britain Republican 4 667 511 about the effect ofawhat they insisted Norton are former mayors. labeled us ‘Thompson Democrats,’ •g Authorities are investigating Mayor Paul J. Manafort lost a return 5 782 639 were last-minute “scurrilous” And, if you write a check bigger than your balance, you can cover Anthony Marino, a Democrat and we were proud to run that way.” g: the death of a terminally ill bid. He was defeated by Democrat 6 543 488 newspaper ads. the overdrawn amount with your CBT Master-Charge Plan. making his second attempt to At precisely 9:15, GOP chairman g teen-age girl to determine if Matthew Abatabile. 7 476 407 When the first results were an­ become Middletown’s mayor, Nathan Agostinelli arrived to offer o B :0 g someone pulled the plug on her 8 724 528 nounced .(from District 9, Keeney St. ..r t f The Jet Banking New Haven Democratic Alderman defeated Republican Sebastian ■ 9 500 School), showing Democrats the his congratulations to the winners. jif life-sustaining respirator Sun- Frank Logue, a liberal, won a close Garafalo. Incumbent Mayor Lester 354 Account also lets you 10 ■ 380 winners there right down the line, ------See Page Fifteen 1 & :g day in her hospital room. election. An unofficial tally showed Gowin, an independent, trailed a dis­ 382 cheers went up. However, louder yet save money automati­ Maryjane Dahl, 16, of Selden, Logue 21,006 to 18,663 over John tant third. Total 5805 4636 o o .. cally. You can even pay g N. Y., died one week after she was the roar that went up when Inside today Edward Wilson, GOP candidate for '«i. g was admitted for treatment of election stories J CBT loan installments g meningitis, complicated by the Board of Directors, was declared o a loser. and your insurance iij: Hodgkins disease and urema. Coventry ...... 27 South Windsor .. .8 The roars continued each time premiums automatically. ■g She was in a coma. Democrats get scare East Hartford .. .8 Tolland...... 20 results were read. There was Ellington ...... 14 Vernon ...... 14 Another nice extra is cheering and great applause when c r I WASHINGTON - Secretary By ARNOLD SAWISLAK Mayor Charles Stenvig, a law and the Louisville area, where federal Hebron...... 25 Wrap-up...... 6 the Jet Banking Combined Statement. It gives :g of State Henry Kissinger is United Press Internatidnul order independent, pulled off a com- court-ordered busing became an you a monthly summary of all your checking § resisting possible downgrading eback upset in Minneapolis, issue in the state campaign. O at g of his White House influence by The Democrats got a nasty scare in Democrat Ted Wilson turned out the The national lineup of governors and savings activity. g President Ford and is trying to their deep South stronghold of incumbent in Salt Lake City, and before Tuesday’s balloting was 36 The nicest thing about your CBT Jet :g get State D epartm ent^ in- Mississippi, but they produced a big Mayor Kevin White had a narrow Democrats, 13 Republicans and one Banking Account is what it costs you. telligence chief William victory in Kentucky Tuesday to squeak in busing-roiled Boston. independent. The Democrats won the A m i g; Hyland named to^deputy to Lt. dominate the off-year election war- Carmichael previously surprised only other 1975 gubernatorial race Nothing. g: Gen. Brent Scowcroft, Ford’s mups for the nation’s Bicentennial politicians by pulling 40 per cent of last weekend, when Gov. Edwin ...r. ig new assistant for national political show. the vote in a 1972 challenge of Edwards was re-elected in :$ security affairs. - Cliff Finch, a maverick Democrat veteran Mississippi Sen. James Louisiana, •X • ■ who upset the party leadership Eastland, and he then started cam—- Despite the close race at the top, THE COlUIUECTICUT BANK choice in last summer’s Mississippi paigning to succeed Democratic Gov. Mississippi voters gave Democratic International p rim ary , opened a lead over William Waller, who could not seek sta te in su ran ce com m ission er AND TRUST COMPANY Republican Gii Carmichael after re-election. Finch,^defying the party Evelyn Gandy a big victory over g Spain has ordered troops trailing the GOP candidate for gover- leadership, beat Lt. .Gov. William Republican Bill Patrick in the Con­ g manning its desert defense line nor in early counting by nearly 9,000 W inter to win the D em ocratic test for lieutenant governor. And I:! g in dispute Spanish ‘•Saraha to votes. nomination last summer. Kentuckians elected Democratic g throw back this week’s Carmichael was seeking to become Carroll’s victory gave him the Ken- Secretary of State Thelma Stovall “ suicidal” march by 350,000 the state’s first Republican governor tucky statehouse by election. He had lieutenant governor over her male tg Moroccan volunteers. The un- since 1876, but with 64 per cent of the succeeded to the post last winter R ep ublican opponent, Sh irley >g armed Moroccans tentatively vote counted. Finch led 206,205 . to when Gov. Wendell Ford was elected Palmer-Ball. 5^ are scheduled to begin the 197,239. to the Senate. The key to his win was The Boston race also was close, but g march Thursday. Kentucky followed form, with a better-than-expected sho\ying in White won a third term over State Dem ocratic Gov. Julian Carroll - Sen. Joseph Timilty after a campaign MADRID — Generalissimo walking away from Republican T - n c i r l c x which both candidates deplored Francisco Franco showed Robert Gable. A IISIU C lU IJIdY court-imposed school busing but banking the way yra want it. signs of kidney failure today Kentucky and. Mississippi also Family 12 13 agreed the law had to be enforced, g and a communique said his elected women lieutenant governors. 5° „„ „ Hebron ’!' ^ ’ 24 25 statewide balloting, Ohio f (Herald photo by Pinto) ig medical tearti is preparing for In New York and New Jersey, classified ’28-30 Obituaries .16 voters rejected a $4A billion bond Member F.D.I.C. g a crisis that coqld be the last of Equal Rights Amendments to state comics ..!!....31 South Windsor 8,27 issue package, the largest ever Moriarty t»p vote-getter :g his 19-day fight to survive. constitutions were rejected. Dear Abby !!!!!31 Alports___17,18,19 presented to any state in one elec- In scores pf city elections, in- East Hartford 8,24 Tolland...... 20 tion; and Texans turned down a new itt Moriarty Jr. and his wife, Jo-Ann, enjoy the moment when" cumbents and favorites generally Editorial ...... 4 Vernon ...11,14,24 state constitution, which was fivg ^they learned Moriarty i$,high vote-getter for the Board of Direc­ ;:4i came through, although former Ellington ... 14,24; years in the drafting. < V ) tors and is expected toibe Manchester’s next mayor. PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Nov.'S', 1975 \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Nov. 5, 1975 - PAGE THREE Sullivan appointed to past ^rea^ nurses taking course Registered nurses from ducted by. the Capital Area Manchester Memorial its signs and preventative drugs used in treating Health Consortium, a Hospital, the Manchester measures, and to recognize cancer patients^ ^ in child and family services group of eight hospitals in­ Public Health Nurses its impact on the patient, The workshop' conducted cluding the health center’s promotion of deferred Orphan Asylum, Child and Association and other the family and the com­ by the consortium under a Roger J. Sullivan of John Dempsey Hospital. giving, approaches to Family Services is health service agencies in munity. sub-contract with the state Middletown has been ap- It is for nurses working major foundations and cor­ probably best known by its Manchester are taking a Health Department with poin^d to the newly in consortium hbspitajs Besides working with unique Children’s Village six-week course at the funds from the National created post of director of porations, and expansion of and with visiting nurse and physicians specializing in public affairs and publicity facility in Hartford. University of Connecticut Cancer Institute, is serving development and public af­ health service agencies in cancer, the nurses are The oldest known child Health Center to improve as a model for identifying fairs of Child and Family efforts. the consortium area. studying treatment welfare organization in the their care', of cancer and organizing persons Services of Connecticut Founded in 1809 as the Objectives include programs, nursing care country. Child and Family patients. who would be involved in which maintains a regional Female Beneficent Society developing a better un­ plans, radiation therapy Service? is voluntarily sup­ The course is being con- future community-based office in Manchester. of Hartford, which later derstanding of the disease. methods, and reactions to became the Hartford ported. cancer control programs. He assumes responsibili­ 'Rwf’ Phyllis Jackston ty for all fund-raising and Democrat external relations programs for the 166-year- old child and family welfare organization. He Robert Price The new Manchester Board of Direc­ Jack Goldberg Democrat tors, which takes office Nov. 17, will has held previous develop­ consist of Robert Price, John Thomp­ Democrat ment positions at Wesleyan son, Pascal Prignano, Phyllis University, Wheaton Jackston, Jack Goldberg, Paul College (M ass.) and $ Brcind New From Michaels! Willhide, and Matthew Moriarty Jr., Cazenovia College (N.Y.). Carl Zinsser and Vivian Ferguson At Child and Family Ser­ (whose pictures appear eisewhere in vices, Sullivan will be in­ today’s Herald) volved with federal and Democrats at their Hartford Rd. campaign headquarters spent state funding programs. some anxious moments checking election results from the various voting districts. (Herald photo by Pinto) Holdn o M mthe e jN Dickie, c Our ^m^ktelUj^ece CLASSIFIED WORD A D S IN THE HERALD, h i M d i e l e t luce. 6 to 25 DAYS j 8$ per word per day Paul Willhide Pascal Prignano John W. Thompson 643-2711 Republican Democrat Democrat Special orden Hom em akerSets 5

Manchester Evening Herald donH upset w, One incendiary vote Published every evening except Sundays and holidays. Entered at Roger J. Sullivun , . the Manchester. Conn,, Post OHice There was mechanical clear the machine, Mrs. that the electrical light freed, there was a two- as second class Man Matter, heard us say *rt?j trouble with old voting Crandall said, but the man fixture, close to the man’s inch-w ide hole in his Suggested Carrier Rates machines at Robertson was patient. back, was too hot for his jacket. Payable in Advance Mow let us prcMe it. I School all day Tuesday, Then came a warning jacket and it began He left the polling place weilV”'’' ! 9o« District 2 Moderator Mary from the man’s son: “Hey, quickly, declining to reveal one month...... i$3.9o At Burger King: ^ Food pantry smouldering. Threemonlhs ...... $11.70 Jayne Crandall said after Dad, you’re on fire.” By the time the machine his name. six months...... $23.40 Mrs. Crandall related One y e a r...... $46.80 replenished the polls closed. was cleared and the man Mail Rates Upon Request Several times during the M M S6‘bscribers who fail to receive BuyaWhoppo’S^ta day, the machines —which their newspaper before 5:30 p.m. The Emergency Food should telephone the circulation are to be replaced soon THEATER SCHEDULE department. 647-9946. Mhopper Junior _ _ _ _ Pantry gained 3,570 cans of —jammed, trapping voters food in the recent drive to H«ie5Ano(h«f DrgUlQAm O'lR and requiring close atten­ ,Ou* WhOPO*' «K W»OPP»’ Juno* »' replenish the Emergency tion by election workers. 9:15; “11 Harrow House” Showplace Theater nay /Ou5>>* lA«a«n(.ou10 Food. Pantry kept at the UA EAST 1 - “No Way CQ^THEATRES EAST Pje*$* tOupO" M'.'h VIQOLC TPk( WAtiCMCStlR P t RKA 01 • i if - i o'tjJi.hg iK* I o"*D*'cu«»'’wi ...... 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Cenn.. Wed.. Nov. 5, 1975— PAGE FIVE PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Nov. 5. 1975 Manchester Mirek, Hartford, Arthur Hospital Notes DeLuco, 211 Bush Hill Rd.; Scene from here Everything from apathy tto... Jai alai promoter faces jail Arlene Bradley. 415 Chapel iianrljpatpr Eitputng llprali , Discharged Monday:* St., South Windsor; Martha Thomas Lemieuk, 45 Hollis 'f Mobley, 25 Eldridge St. Founded Oct. 1, 1881 Dr., South Windsor; Kellie Member, Audit Bureau of Circulation Member. United Press International Speaking of apathy, whether Plains (population 700), the the ar^ment ragmg over Uu Bonner, 143 Orchard St., for refusal to answer queries Ellington; James Hender­ Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, it’s on ^‘Women’s Strike Day,” hometown of Democratic SOL R. COHEN world championimip Chili son, 405 N. Main St.; Romania, though smaller Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. or Election Day, or whatever presidential hopeful Jimmy Cookoff Contest, with folks in than Oregon, has nearly 10 HARTFORD (UPI) - David tempt charge against Friend filed by could be lengthy. He also was to rule Stanley Kirka, 79 Over­ day, we’ll have to admit it’s all Carter; times as many people — almost Raymond F. Robinson. Editor-Publisher Harold B. Turkington. Managing Editor The thing is, they weren’t or­ the ghost town of Terlingua in­ Friend, head of the beleaguered the grand jury probing alleged on a bid by Quinton Hinton, of New brook Rd., Vernon; Phyllis, 2(Um.OOO. around us, and the media is It’s no secret down there sisting their contest was the Bridgeport Jai Alai, faces possible wrongdoings in the jai alai operation. Britain; to' quash a subpoena to dinary overalls but were Liber­ testify before Superior Court Judge 6 4 3 - 2 4 6 1 well aware of it. that two Secret Service men only true one and a group in jailing for contempt after his refusal Friend may not be summoned until ty overalls — the kind Junior to answer several questions put to Harold Mulvey’s grand jury. Opinion Down in Albany, Ga. last made the news. after hearings by the state gaming Samples (of TV’s “Hee Haw”) Tropico, Cal. insisting just as him by a one-man grand jury in­ commission that begin Thursday.. A rotund man who dresses nattily. week. Radio Station WALG Assigned to protect the wears. loudl]\ their’s was the one. vestigating his firm. Tliose hearings will decide whether Friend, 38, is- head of Connecticut decided to do something about former Georgia governor, they Well, each held a contest. The Hollywood, Fla. promoter was the fronton’s license should be Sports Enterprises, which owns the Someone stuck a pair of $14 million frbnton. He recently quit it. figured they stood out like sore Susie Watson, a self- charged Tuesday with contempt of revoked because of the allegations. guitars in their hands and the grand jury. Details of the as president of a bank in Hollywood, It scheduled a four-hour dis­ The commission last month said Right-turn law seems thumbs in their double-knit asked them to whistle ‘‘Dixie.’’ proclaimed ‘‘libber” from questions he didn’t answer were Friend admitted making a $200,000 Fla., where he lives. cussion on public apathy on its business suits, sun glasses and One more time for Georgia, Houston won the Texas version locked away at the request of his payment to former National Friend declined to answer several morning talk show. Yankee accents. and Joe Defrates of Illinois lawyer because they revealed the Democratic Chairman John M. of Mulvey’s questions, but he ap­ to favor status quo where police last week broke parently. answered enough to name Wouldn’t you know it? It got So, they visited the general name of a “prominent” person. Bailey in return for his help in get­ up (not to be confused with won in California. Friend was 'freed on a verbal' ting a gambling license. the “prominent” person, identified One of the disappointments able to concentrate on the only two calls in those four store and came away with bib washed up) a bath tub ring. Defraetes, former owner of promise to appear whenever asked O’Sullivan said°he would establish only as from out of state, in the 19- of the past month is the page transcript of his testimony. relativfely few complex in­ hours. People apparently were overalls. They were disap­ They charged three men the ‘‘Chili Man” canning plant before Superior Court Judge Thomas procedural rules today for Friend’s slowness with which the law tersections where right turns too apathetic to get involved. pointed there weren’t any O’Sullivan, who will rule on the con­ appeal, which his attorney indicated “There is a name mentioned in the with stealing $200,000 worth of in Springfield, 111., is a former transcript that’s never been men­ r permitting a right turn at a red on red might create a safety Let’s stay in Georgia with wide-brimmed straw hats in bath tubs from the Vacuum world champion in the tioned before. It involves a promi­ light after a stop is being im­ hazard. This local option sort this next one — this time in stock. Form factory in Sycamore and Terlingua contest. He beat out nent person from out of state,” plemented. Friend’s lawyer said when he asked of approach favors the status transporting them to 26 opponents and won a small Committee completes We hear all kinds of excuses quo and defeats the intent of O’Sullivan to keep the transcript Tennessee to be sold. black chili pot mounted on a secret. ranging from the legitimate the legislation which was to When the ring was collared, pot belly stove as his trophy. work on tax revision Deputy Chief State’s Attorney John safety considerations which improve the flow of traffic it admitted to operating for Ms. Watson, carried off the M ulcahy, asked afterw ard s if rule out some intersections, to WASHINGTON (UPI) - The proposals that would have snared newsmen would recognize the person wherever it could be done safe­ over a year and a half. coveted chili pepper trophy as more revenues from special interest costs of converting lights House Ways and Means Committee involved, said, “Yes.” But other per­ I ly- Let’s move on to Austin, her prize. She outcooked 27 op­ has completed action on tax revision groups. sons connected with the case which we just don’t unders­ Local officials are reluctant Tex., where lanky John Poole ponents, including ‘‘Allegani legislation with decidedly less bite A continuation of tax cuts for both declined to reveal even the gender of tand;^ to defense of the status to set Ujp such intersections for Jani” Schofield, last year’s for some special interests than was individuals and businesses are in the the personr (he stands 6-3 and weighs 190 in the bill a few days ago. quo, which the law, because of safety reasons. At least this is champ, who won then with her bill. If no action is taken before Jan. State prosecutors said Friend told pounds) bettered his own The measure includes income tax them he paid $200,000 to Bailey on or Colorful, Exotic, Desirable Carriage House the way it is written, en­ what wje have been told. 1, existing antirecession tax reduc­ world record for spaghetti patented ‘‘Hot Pants Chili.” provisions which could affect wage about April 9, 19'74. But Friend has Add a touch of color, a dash of sentiment, mixed courages. tion legislation will expire and We spspect though that the eating and defended his crown What do you say we get off earner pay checks as earlyas Jan. 1. almost everyone’s withholding rates since denied making the statement. with a generous portion of contemporary styling The idea behind the law is to real safety problem with the the pot and mover'on to one The bill may touch off sharp floor will increase. Ford has said he would Bailey, national chairman under for the finest in necklites and pendants ... a must Salon for the third time in font for every lady. improve traffic flow by per­ concept is that when right debate after its expected narrow ap­ veto any tax nut not accompanied by Presidents John F. Kennedy and Lyn­ weeks. Hikosaburo Kawanato of proval in a final formal committee don B. Johnson, vvas state 18 OAK STREET mitting right turns at red lights turns 6n red are limited to a spending ceiling. 5 In the world of spaghetti Tokyo, a 69-year-old building vote Thursday. Democratic chairman until his death MANCHESTER whenever a driver, after The Senate Finance Committee is extremely few intersections eaters, he’s a distance man guard. Republicans were disenchanted April 10. having Imade a full stop, sees instead: of the majority, the He didn’t make a speech, or because the measure does not. in­ expected to vote to continue a^ ecial Hinton, a representative for the and not a sprinter. provision in individual taxes that he can do so safely. It does not hazard is that motorists are clude the $395-billion budget ceiling International LFnion of Operating ‘‘I’m not a fast eater,” he buy anything, or steal demanded by President Ford. resulted in payments of up to $400 Engineers, is said to have helped permit him to cut in front of SUOOR confusdd. Many do not take ad­ explained. ‘‘You see those guys anything, or eat anything, or Liberals were dissatisfied because this year to the working poor, and Friend meet Bailey and the oncomling traffic without vantage of the right turns even cook anything. What he the committee at the last minute this provision is expected to survive Republican st^e chairman at the eating a pound of spaghet^ in in any fipal bill. 917 Main Street Manchester liabilitjf. It has worked in other where! they can and in­ did was win a contest for the backed away from some reform time, J. Brian Gaffney, of New Bri­ 40 or 50 seconds and it turns me tain. states and has been im­ advertently attempting them off.” most beautiful bald head in plemented in other states where they can’t. Japan. Poole’s steady habits paid without costly adjustments to There are times when habits^ He defeated 15 other hairless off. He ate 8 pounds 5 ounces of traffic signals. can and should be changed finalists in a competition spon­ spaghetti in three hours, con­ gradually and there are times T' We believe it can be used in suming nearly three pounds sored by the Tokyo Bald when d clean break with the many intersections in more than the runner-up, 114- Headed Men’s Association — past is the best in the long run... Manchester and we understand pound Polly Torrance. AMHTB spelled backward. Rather than have each com­ the poijice department is con­ How did he train for the Contestants were judged munity! and the state assess partly on the luster of their sidering one or two such in­ match? He ate seven pounds of each iqtersection for the con­ tersections now. spaghetti for supper the night scalps and the ability of their cept, we think the law should bald heads to reflect light. But it is the law itself that is before and two dozen eggs, six be made applicable at all Early in the contest, three less than it should be for in­ slices of bacon, toast and traffic-lighted intersections, were disqualified for stead of doing, as was done in coffee for breakfast. except where exceptions are lubricating their skulls with many other states, making a After Poole’s record-setting N warranted. This would con­ machine oil. right turn at a red light after performance, one Steve form livith other states and Said Kawanato when it was stopping permissable except Weldon won the speed-eating reduce Imotorist confusion and where prohibited; in Connec­ contest. He downed a pound of all over, ‘‘I felt very sad when the ha^rd. I began losing my hair in my ticut sijch turns are prohibited spaghetti in 48 seconds — fast, Until this is done, we fear, except where permitted. but not fast enough. The world late 20s. When I was about 45,1 there i^ill be only token im­ record is 42 seconds. stopped worrying about it. Sale Thus state and local traffic plementation of the law and Those spaghetti-eating con­ Now that I’m in my prime, I officials have to go to the red much of Connecticut’s gasoline tests were without meatballs, feel fine all the time.” tape ot, studies, etc. to imple­ consumption will continue to of course.” Telly Savalas, they’d love Time ment the law intersection by be burned at lonely waits for Speaking of Texas, two you in Japan. How you’d light intersection instead of being the ligljts to change. up the Ginza. weeks ago we told you about At Less mayhem costs more Coventry Lake (Photo by Reginald Pinto) V Whether it’s because of the for every man, woman and REGAL'S 55-mile-per-hour speed limit, child in the country. George A. Saden for President? less driving because of the high The reason, according to the cost of gasoline, or because 1975 edition of Insurance WASHINGTON — George A. Saden they certainly can never teach As for the rest of us, Judge Saden safety campaigns are begin­ Facts, published by the In­ for President? Probably not. He’d ANDREW TULLY them.” complained that “Responsibility...as ning to sink in .. or maybe a hurt too many people’s feelings. But Albert E. Wiggam 'had something a concept governing our lives, has, I surance Information Institute, it is a pleasure to give added circula­ to say about education back in 1923: VAN H EUSEN teachers’ unions striking in defiance regret to observe, almost become ob­ combination of these and other was inflation. Double-digit in­ tion to the remarks delivered by this “Education appears to be the thing of the law, in the face of judicial in­ solete...Today, even the most il­ Superior Court judge in Bridgeport, that enables a man to get along factors .. y^.mericans have flation. That, combined with junction, and parading in picket lines literate person...will spout off to you Conn., to 300 newly admitted without use of his intelligence.” Splendor Doubleknil' been making tremendous inadequate rate levels for where the world and their own his rights, but if you ask him what his lawyers. ■> Striking teachers, said Saden sadly, students can observe them defying responsibilities are, he will not progress in reducing the many insurance lines and in­ For His Honor is an old-fashioned made it clear they didn’t understand the law...” In Saden’s view, such ac­ recognize the word.” slaughter and mayhem on the tense price competition among man. He uses a word like “respon­ what Conant said and thus were tions “destroyed the basis for the Thanks, Your Honor. The pleasure sibility” , without self-consciousness, classic examples of what Wiggam highways. some companies for commer­ respect of the children they teach, is ail mine. Accidents in 1974 were down and he had much to say about the said. cial business, produced a net state of a nation which seems to have the community and the nation.” The principal victims, of course, 7.4 per cent from 1973, or from underwriting loss of some $2.66 abandoned virtues he.- obviously AMERICA’S FAVORITE KNIT SHIRT 25,649,000 to 23,744,000. reveres. are the children. God knows there billion, says the fact book. are parents who ship little bar­ OPEN FORUM You’ll know why It’s tuch a favorite whan you axparlanca aan- Saden took some lusty swings at There was a 10.7 per cent While the Consumer Price barians off the school, but oyer the suoua Splendor Double KnItI The ahirt woman love man to almost everybody, including the cutback in auto deaths, from years teachers with dedication and a wear Is famous for Ita smooth flawless fit and remarkably soft Index reflected an average in­ media for its preoccupation with comfort. Van Hausen’s luxurious 100% texturized polyester mixture of affection and firmness 55,511 to 46,200 .. the lowest crease of less than 1 per cent in “news of conflict.” But his remarks double knit shirta pack beautifully and can be machine have civilized these animals, making total since 1964. on illegal strikes by public school Open campus favored laundered repeatedly without losing their superb look. Try auto insurance premiums them fit for polite society. As Saden teachers were particularly com­ them nowl Even so, the monetary cost during 1974, the cost of said, “The conduct of all of us to pelling because they touched on the (Editor’s note: The letter below is 12 solid colors to select from. Sizes 14Va-32 thru 17-35. some degree reflects the kind of The parents set the example, of traffic accidents in the semiprivate hospital room fundamental task of training the reprinted to include material in­ Our Regular Price *13.00 teaching and discipline we have had hopefully a good one, hut whether United States in 1974 reached a went up 16.4 per cent, young — a duty ignored by so many of advertently omitted in the original jn our earlier years.” good or bad that doesn’t necessarily today's teachers. publication Oct. 30.) SALE PRICE new high of more than $30.4 physician’s fees 13.6 per cent, , But, he added, “ The tide of say the teen-ager is going to follow 'The judge recalled that James B. billion .. the equivalent of $145 irresponsibility that is presently at To the editor: the example set for him. By the time and auto repair costs 14.5 per Conant, then president of Harvard, flood stage and going higher all the Recently, Mike Cratty, wrote a the teen-ager arrives at high school cent. said in 1953 that the purpose of educa-, time” is partially a result of the letter that appeared in the Open it’s a little late to clamp down on tion was the cultivation in our future “inadequacies of the teaching Forum saying that he was for an him. ^citizens of an appreciation of both the profession.” Teachers, he said, It open campus at Manchester High Fdon’t .see where a closed campus responsibilities and benefits which School and that he’d like to have is the answer to learning self dis­ come to them because they are “have failed to erect the disciplinary barriers to restrain such inundation other people’s opinions. Well, Mike, cipline which is needed for good 5 Americans and are free. “If this is that should have been created in the here’s mine: scholastic achievement. Putting the objective of education,” said early years of youths of all ages. An open letter to Mrs. Verna groups of young people in quiet study ALMANAC Sadan, “I think it has in substantial Hublard: halls during their free periods isn’t degree failed dismally.” Rights and responsibilities go hand in hand, and if teachers themselves First, may I state that I respect going to get every one of them to NOW 2 CONVENIENT BANK CHARGE PLANS Saden noted “tbe conduct of your feelings in regards to open cam­ have not learned this simple truth. open a book and learn any more than pus? However, I disagree with you. it is going to get all of them to be MASTER CHARGE • RANKAMERICARD By United Press International In 1911, Galbraith Rogers com­ As a mother of five children, three quiet. Today is Wednesday, Nov. 5, the pleted the first transcontinental being teen-agers; two presently It’s unfortunate the public is so 309th day of 1975 with 56 to follow. flight. It took him 49 days to fly from students at MHS and one digraduate aware of the fact that the open cam­ The moon is between its new phase New York City to Pasadena, Califor­ THOUGHT of MHS, I like open campus. It seems pus policy at the high school is and first quarter. nia, with frequent stops. to be working well for my teen-agers. abused. But, more important is the The morning stars are Mercury, In 1940, President Franklin D. Scholastically, they are doing as well sad fact that not enough is written ReeM. MEN'S BHir' • "CONNECTICUT S LARGEST and MOST COMPLETE MEN S STORE " Venus, Mars and Saturn. Roosevelt was re-elected to an un­ as they are trying to do. and/or spoken about all the fine When things look .blackest, it is that many of my difficulties were The evening star is Jupiter. precedented third term. Todaj^adults seem to expect the young men and women who attend within my power to brighten them created by me, by my own reactions Those born on this date are under In 1974, the Democrats won a schools To do the parent’s job of Manchester High School who athleve with the light of understanding and td' the happenings in my daily life. 1 the sign of Scorpio. sweeping victory in congressional raising children. I feel that It is the and mature under the guidance gratitude. I realize how much ask only to be guided to a better of 903 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER TRI-CITY PLAZA, VERNON American historian William and gubernatorial elections. parent’s responsibility to see to it their parents and an outstanding Durant was born Nov. 5, 1885. A thought for the day: British depends on my point of view; my own way.” . their chidlren know how to behave in open daily till 5:30 P.M., Thursday till 9 P.M. Open daily till 9 P.M., Saturday till 5:30 P.M. Submitted by \ group of teachers, counselors, and On this day in history; writer William McFee said, wrong habits of thinking and peting school, out of school, at home, at coaches. must be corrected and only I can do The Board of Deaconesses In 1733, German-born publisher “Responsibility's like a string that church, and in public places, with Sincerely, John Peter Zenger began printing the we can see only the middle of. Both that. “ Second Congregational adults and with their peers and this is Mrs. Anita Cunningham newspaper "The New York Weekly ends are out of sight.” i “Let me not expect easy solutions ^ Church a process that starts at birth and con­ 143 Summit St. Journal.” to ‘my problems. Make me realize Manchester, Conn. tinues through high school. Manchester

q , . * PAGE SIX — MAlNCHfciMtiiK tjVILlSilNU HH jKAI j LJ, m am:iiestei, ^^iin., ncu., nuv. j, laio MAN^HESTEj^ EVENING Wed., Noy. 5, 1975 -^ PAGE SEVEN Local issues dominate area elections Speaker pessimistic about voluntary health care’s future has a background for the startling in­ Local issues and local people were South Windsor East Hartford Jlndwsoa-litHe By JUNE TOMPKINS , It makes sense to Rhinelander that In spite of all the past programs projects and take over the present creases very much. formation he gave the members pre­ the decisive factors in elections in Democrats maintained control of With apparent ease, Richard Herald Reporter in some health insurance plans, peo­ begun in Washington which have duties of the state hospital commis­ “Isolated successes here in this sent. seven towns in the Manchester South Windsor’s Town Council by a Blackstone kept the mayor’s seat in The future of the voluntary hospital ple who don’t take care of failed. Congress hasn’t given up, said sion. state, won’t stop the feds and the He foresees a federally controlled, region. six to three margin. “S East Hartford by a margin of about system with its traditional private themselves and don’t come in for Rhinelander. ■ Again, Rhinelander was Congress from pushing for their centralized system of care which, he . Democrats won in five - Vernon, . Democrat Sandra BenW was the 3,000 votes over Anthony Donatelli, practice of medicine looks bleak, regular medical and dental checkups A major new project call the pessimistic. He doubts the success of reforms, reforms that will be based says, is going tp come for two fun­ are penalized. the new act because he fears it will South Windsor, East Hartford, top vote-getter for the council. She Republican challenger for the, second particularly when its future success National Health Planning and on the lowest common denominator damental reasons, “politics and "perpetuate the political rather than Tolland and Hebron. will apparently become South Wind­ time. lies in’^ e possibility of national The issues of quality care, scope of Resource Development Act of 1974, theory,” he said. economics.” services, rationing, saying “no,” are the ■ rational process of making Republicans won in three - Coven­ sor’s new mayor, replacing the The mayor went into the election health insurance. known as Public Law 93-641, may And that’s why he said he's afraid He said we are reaching the point technical decisions, and that it is ill- try, Ellington, and Glastonbury. retiring Robert J. Smith. with stains on several Democrat David Rhinelander, a member of basic questions that the federal possibly have the answer. that the life of the independent Vernon members of the East Hartford the editorial staff of The Hartford at which the American economy will government and the state and Under the act, Connecticut has equipped to solve the economic system of medical cqje in the United The Democrats also took three of not be able to pay for all the modern Washington politicians will have to been subdivided into five health ser­ problems that the industry faces.” Democrat Thomas Benoit took the Housing Authority. They were Courant, told members of the States is in serious trouble and the five spots open on the South Wind­ technical miracles that hospitals and tackle, according to Rhinelander. vice areas, each of which will have • But he thinks the law can force mayor’s seat from incumbent allegedly using federal funds for the Auxiliary of the Manchester headed for national health insurance sor Board of Education. doctors can provide. “The truth of it all is that death is its own locally selected health ser­ many decisions, can stir reforms and Republican Frank McCoy by less agency for personal use. Memorial Hospital this week, “I Ellington Commenting on the auxiliary’s the ultimate economy in medicine. vice agency with its own board and can even convince people that they than 100 votes. The Democrats also Hebron think the present system is heading After one term of Democratic rule successful outreach program which It’s the ever-expanding ability to staff. >1 must take better care of themselves. BARBS won eight of the 12 seats in the Ver­ The incumbent Democrat First for extinction.” in traditionally Republican helps Manchester cope with postpone death that is driving up Rhinelander explained that the He praised the Capitol Area Health Selectman Aaron Reid kept control Rhinelander was guest speaker at By PHIL PASTORET non Town Council. ' Ellington, the town swung back to alcoholism, venereal diseaSe, ger­ costs,” Rhinelander said. Health Service Agencies (HSAs) will Consortium and its drive .for unified The victory gave Democrats con­ of Hebron by a wide margin, 835 to the quarterly meeting of .the Republican control in a tight race. iatrics, child abuse and the generar He said the federal government be a blend of provider and consumer staffing, unified services, shared trol of Vernon for the first time in Republican Michael Biskupiak’s 654. auxiliary held at Willie’s Steak Safety tip; Promise her Everett Paluska, for many years tion gap, he said these are the kind of now pays .almost half of the total interests. They are supposed to set programs and responsibilities, eight years. Reid led the Democrats in an House. anything, but be sure to make the Republican 'Town Committee things that big city hospitals don’t health industry’s annual bill. It’s fear regional health priorities and then cooperative care of alcoholics ancj, otherwise tight race. A sign of the Covering the medicine and science good on it come Christmas. Coventry chairman, won the first selectman’s tackle because there is so little of the impending bankruptcy that is make local resources fulfill those the drug addicts, and for more vote splitting done in Hebron was the beat for his newspaper, Rhinelander Where do they hide all the In a contest between mostly new­ seat from Mrs. Janet Batt, 1,558 to 1,- feeling of “community” in the larger holding up passage of a national needs. patient education and outreach ser­ victory by Marion Foote, comers, Coventry Republicans edged 534. cities. , health insurance program. There will also be a new statewide vices. stuff the rest of the year that Republican, over Democrat James HU out the Democrats for control of the Paluska won his seat, but the He used the illustration to prove “Universal health insurance has agency under Public Act 93-641 that In spite of the consortium's aims, appears on the “specials” Lynch 827 to 665 for the treasurer’s Town Council, taking five of the three-member Board of Selectmen that the hospital alone, and even the become a political question, not one will draft a statewide plan, coor­ counter only during the holi­ job. Rhinelander doubts the consortium seven seats. has two Democrats on it. Hassan doctors and hospital together cannot of science or medicine,” he said. dinate the five regional activities and will be able to slow down cost in­ days? Democrats controlled the council Salley led all four selectmen can­ solve the health problems today. Glastonbury, a Republican for the past four years in Coventry. didates with 1,587. Mrs. Batt stays on USHER GIFTS stronghold, remained so. Evidence of the tight race showed the board by virtue of having a higher Tolland, a Democrat stronghold, in the high and low tallies in the coun­ vote total than Robert Pagani, remained so. Democrats kept control cil race. Jesse Brainard, leading Republican candidate for the board of the Board of Selectmen, Planning G/rts for Men L . _ _ . Anderson-little Republican, had 1,134! Sandra with 1,489. and Zoning Commission and the It the Green • 646-3736 fully lined Marrotte, trailing Democrat, had All other Ellington races were P Open Mon. thru FrI. 12 to 8 Zoning Board of Appeals. 866. clearly in favor of the Republicans. p i Thun. Ill 9; Sal. A Sun. 10 lO i Tolland’s Republicans did win con­ 1^5:30. Clotcd Tuaiday trol of the Board of Education. JACKElS! CHUKKA BOOTS

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in South Windsor DONNA HOLLAND area for a sewage disposal Q. \ 0) T3 646-0375 system in conjunction with nj • \ ^— w(1) \ ) By JUDY KUEHNEL The Bolton Board of residences to be built. o cn > The hearing will begin at UJ 644-1364 Selectmen received notice' £g.i2.« 8 p.m. At least one of Great 4) Democrats continued to hold Iheir 6-3 of a public hearing in (A-Q O > {0 flj Coventry Nov. 10 to discuss Bolton’s selectmen and *D OJ -2 X o ^ Town Council majority here for the third □ N V) o the application of Leonard Calvin Hutchinson, 5 0) — 0X0 consecutive term, setting a record for — IW O o O 5 CO South Windsor politics. Jacobs, attorney, on behalf building official-assessor —Oytu- y Deputy Mayor Sandra Bender was the of Barak Homes. will attend. town’s highest vote-getter, making her the Jacobs is seeking a Values 9" o new mayor. ^ zoning permit to construct .. Fjords.,,cut so deeply into Democrat Robert Myette, just com­ 340 apartment units in the Norway that its indented pleting his freshman term on the council, general area of the Hop coastline is almost as long as was the second-highest vote-getter. ^ i y e r _ ^ Ash Brook off Australia's. I® V- The Democratic upset also brought mTe inCbventry^ Because Jupiter bulges at the about a Republican surprise when Howard Also sought is a river equator, a 150-pound man stan­ St “Happ” Fitts, a veteran councilman and zone permit to create a ding there would weigh 350 *0 (/) one-time mayor to South Windsor, was pond and provide a reserve pounds and standing on either f O 3 a, CM 5 5! defeated placing last among the 12 council (0 candidates. ^0 . ^ c/> With 3,116 votes, Mrs. Bender led her 0) w 6. E y ^ Today...As Always...Better U.S. Choice ^ ^ ra >0 closest Republican competitor by almost *:■ kn ? O 500 votes. He is John J.^Mitchell, a one­ Meats at PINEHURST... time councilman who dropped out of ' - £ O' politics two years ago and decided to run We have a retired part-time meat cutter, who, again this year. in his spare time, visits many area stores. Vi O t, £ c C Mitchell scored 2,676. He confirms that Packer’s salesmen have been CS S Ezilg 4 Myette was a close second to Mrs. telling us...that there has been much changing of Bender with 2,863. The second is usually standards of quality in many stores and that U.S. named the deputy mayor. Choice quality is the exception rather than the ■ o'fS- Vi Of the three Republicans on the council, rule. only one is an incumbent-Leonard J. Our meat manager, Frank Toros, wants you to ..^ocld/erg, know that when you shop Pinehurst, you get only « .9 ■ Sorosiak. With Fitts out, the only other in­ Vi cumbent was Joel C. Cohan who scored special selection of U.S. Choice Beef and that C o m 11th in the 12-man race. The nine highest Steaks and Oven Beef Roasts are properly aged Infants before being placed on sale. 111 vote-getters comprise the council. Mrs. Sandra Bender working on r Jamakins Vi The question raised by the GOP situa­ We could go on, and on...but the proof It In the I . * A Q q her boat. (Herald photo by Pinto) eating. Reg. 6.50 & 7.00 tion is who will serve as minority leader to lU the council. Mitchell had the highest At Pinehufst buy U.S. Choice Beef, Yellow Vi number of votes, 2,676. But Sorosiak with three Republicans and one petitioning Tagged Roasting Chickens and parts. Lamb, 2 .9 9 %• ~ candidate, five were to be chosen. Three Tobin’s 1st Prize Hams, fleur-de-lis Buffet Hams Stretch terry aS Xj'^es 2 fo 4 ^ 2,451 votes is an incumbent. coveralls. Gift The third Republican is Raymond P. Democrats and two Republicans took or light corn fed Pork Loins and get more really ^ -'^.00 5 boxed. Small to, Dankel, a first-term candidate who scored these slots. fine meat for your dollar. 11 lbs. and ‘ 2,415 votes, placing him ninth in the nine- Veteran Democrat Donald W. Berghuis scored lowest of the three Democrats. The medium man ladder. Buy these cuts the “Whole ^ 2 to 18 lbs. The new council, by highest votes, con­ other two candidates, Marion F. sists of; Mrs. Bender, 3,116; Myette, 2,- Morrissette and John M. Giordano, have Way” or packer cut...our meat ■49.9© 863; Michael Enes (a freshman candidate never held office before. men will cut it your way...and \ o ' y C and son of Town Clerk Charles Enes) 2,- Sewers approved 830; Edward Havens a veteran coun­ freezer wrap whole or part, if you Q lr ls & B o ^ cilman, 2,767; Mitchell, 2,676; Cecile Overwhelmingly approved as an 8.7 million sewer bond referendum, 2,514 to Wish. S f o w s u l l s * \\ 1,439. It^will give the town 90 per cent 9- 25.50 S, 26.50 sanitary sewers when completed. Whole 7 to 8 Lb. Packer Cut The almost two-to-one mandate was no 21.00 surprise as South Windsor residents have U.$. cmicf TEKHIIUliS heavily approved sewer referendums in "laks. ^smoua the past. In fact, referendums for sewers are the only bond questions passed by the 9O®/® voters in the past few years. ’2 .5 9 lb. Berghuis scored 2,643 votes, Giordano WHOLE PACKER CUT WHOLE CORN FED ^ an(a oo 2,730, and Mrs. Morrissette led her party 12 LB. AVG. sa^®®S\zes 2 to ' X Girls & Younn I X with 2,757. U.S. CHOICE BONELES! (or Rib Vi Roast) coa^®. ^ Incumbent Republican Fred KNUCKLES IS THE Gives you Center Chops ^ to NW N A M E DeGiacomo tied with novice candidate and Roasts Frank M. Devney, 2,360. SIRLOIN TIP 23.00 1 2 .0 0 However, both candidates made office Av. 12 lb. Cut gives you lb. because they were among the highest five 2 or 3 Roasts 1.57 vote-getters. O UR OW N Defeated were Edward N. Kenway with 2,342 votes and petitioning candidate PORK SAUSAGE MEAT lb. Stephen F. Cooney, 255. — Treasurer lb. *1.19 rs\ao'^® 'p,9. Town Treasurer Lawrence Decker Jr., To Introduce this direct trom Germany shipment ot Councilwoman Decker’s husband, main­ IMPORTED KRAUT we feature small tender lean fresh 3 . 9 9 tained his office of treasurer defeating Lincoln Streeter 2,763 to 2,335. ' ....AS On the Planning and Zoning Commis­ PORK SPARE RIBS lb. 1.59 Robert Myette, second in votes. sion, Democrat William Grace led the race with 2,809 votes. He is now chairman COUNTRY STYLE Try Kraut with of the commission. ^ Decker, formerly chairman of the Board Marshall Montana, formerly an alter­ PORK RIBS KNOCKWURST of Education, 2,572; Sorosiak, 2,451; David nate to the commission, was the second *1.39 lb. E. Cohen, formerly a member of the highest vote getter. Mrs. Montana, a GROTE’S FRANKS school board, 2,426; Dankel, 2,415. Democrat, scored, 2,568 over Republican 7 RIB Board of Education Louise C. Evans, 2,498. Defeated was PORK ROAST STANLEY’S POLISH V Of the seven candidates for Board of Republican LeRoy A. VanderPutten, 2,- Girls Warm X KEILRASA Education, including three Democrats, 449. M .39 lb s Pajama? ^0^ These cuts trom U.S. Choice Chucks are to 9.00 Budget Savers... — - • a-- 3 A 4 .9 9 Blackstone tops agaiii' MEATY SHANK SOUP BONES buy. Teens & Juniors East Hartford who was filling a vacancy, won his first U.S. CHOICE BEEF SHORT RIBS >b 99< By SHEILA TULLER full term with 8,000 votes. Richard pants & Jeans 289-4283 Torpey, also chairman of the first district, B LA DE IN C E N TE R C U T East Hartford’s voters, for the fourth was a winner with 8,300 votes. 18I CUT U.S. CHOICE time in as many elections, swept Richard Minority leader Esther B. Clarke was BONE IN Reg. to 17.00 H. Blackstone and his Democratic team again the top Republican vote getter with CHUCK ROAST into office Tuesday. 6,356 votes. POT ROAST 8 .9 9 ; According to Democratic Town Chair­ Winning with Mrs. Clarke were James 79« ,b man Jim Fitzgerald, about 55 per cent of Cordier and John Finnegan. Cordier, a 99« East Hartford’s 27,101 voters turned out to June graduate of the University of vote in the town’s nine districts. Connecticut, polled 6,003 votes in his first SEMI BONELESS LEAN U.S. CHOICE In every district except the seventh, the attempt to win political office. LEAN 13. Democrats beat their Republican op­ Finnegan, who has been active in local STEWING BEEF ^ ' " a n d " p ponents handily. For the first time in the government serving on the Zoning Board CHUCK ROAST and Bodysuits history of the 7th District, the mayoral of Appeals and the Emergency Medical 8.00 to 10.50 candidates tied each receiving 909 votes. Services Commission, won the third ‘ i . i r . *1.49,b In a district that is usually rough on the Republican seat with 5,898 votes. 1 9 9 Preteens & Teens Democrats, this was as good as a win. The four incumbent Democratic Boatd TENDER LEAN U.S. CHOICE Winter Coats In the nine voting districts, Blackstone of Education members, were re-elected. Reg. 46.00 to 72.00 received 8,096 votes to Anthony Eleanore Kepler, Joyce Ruggles, Donatelli’s 6,338, winning by a plurality of Lawrence DelPonte won four years CURE STEAKS . *1.891 over 1,700 votes. terms. Richard Daley will fill the two 20% O F F The third mayoral candidate, Gene-C. year seat on the board. Try a 4 to 4% lb. Perdue Roasting Chicken Dinsmore, totaled little more than 100 Dr. Richard Veltri, Republican incum­ votes for mayor and a few more for a bent, will also fill a two-year term. COM^TolpmE^^ council seat. Kenneth Carrier was the only b Blackstone’s running mate for Town Republican incumbent that lost his bid for BUTTERNUT SQUASH 7< Treasurer, William F. Dwyer, won over ve-election. Carrier lost his board seat to GIANT CELERY 59« Republican Pearl Totten 8,486 to 5,871 Emory Daly by only 34 votes. 5 votes. Richard^Bollash, a write-in candidate MAINE POTATOES io ib s 99< for the Board who had sought Republican All six Democratic candidates for the Save on really Fresh Large White Eggs when you Town Council won seats. As in the last endorsement, received 20 votes. buy them for 69* doz. election. Council Chairman George A. Democrats Roland Bernier and Edward Dagon led the ticket with 8,546 votes. FitzGerald were re-elected selectmen as Giant Helium Balloons William B. Dailey, a newcomer to the was Republican J. Roger Pelletier. BUY 12 OZ. NESTLE’S SEMI SWEET ticket, followed closely with 8,413 votes. Democrats Joseph Curran, Fred Cyr, Henry Genga also running for tlje first Steven Hudak,^nd Thomas Kelly retained time polled 8,069 votes. their positions as constables. MORSELS.. J7« 25* Council veteran Odessa C. Terry Republicans Charles Clarke, John Lan­ Another Special' Feature from Snow received 8,283 votes. 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Sen. Brooke posed as running mate Check our shelves tor more grocery values and see Manchester Parkade ■another ad in Thursday’s Herald. Open Wed., Thurs & FrI. WASHINGTON (UPI).- Sen. dent Nelson Rockefeller’s decision Lowell Weicker, R-Conn., says the not to run with Ford gives the GOP a N ites President should pick Sen. Edward chance to select “a new face,” who PINEHURST GROCEliY INC. Bank Chargee W. Brooke, R-Mass., as his vice represents “the politics of the pre­ 302 Main / presidential running mate for 1976. sent and futufe, not the past.” OPEN THURS. and FRI j y M. til 8 P.M. Walcome Weicker said Tuesday Vice Presi­

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Evans-Kuhik Births 25th ahniversary Ritchie^s mark

Beverly Jean Kubik of Her elbow-length veil of anniversary Bancroft, Neb., and Dana silk illusion was arranged Mr. and Mrs. Theodore B. Pierce On 2nd Thought KililVr, Jennifer Lyn, daughter of D. Ouellette of Fort Kent, Maine. Maxwell, Carole Anne, daughter C. Evaps of Wayne, Neb., from a ipatching lace head- of Cedar Swamp Rd., Coventry, were Richard H, Sr. and Debra Barrieau formerly of Manchester, piece, and she carried a .honored with a surprise party Oct. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. of Robert S. Sr. and Diane Mr. and Mrs. William T. Ritchie By Jan Warren Kibbe of 62*/2 Village St., Rockville. exchanged wedding vows cascade bouquet of pink 19, at the St. Maurice Parish Center and Mrs. Octave Cyr of St. Agatha, Rumberger Maxwell of 12 Cubles Sr. of 16 Anderson St. celebrated their She was born Oct. 23 at Rockville Aug. 30 in a candlelight and white roses, blue and in Bolton on the occasion of their 25th Maine. She has a brother, Scott Dr., Bolton. She was born Oct. 31 at golden wedding anniversary recently General Hospital. Her maternal cememony at St. Paul’s white daisies, dark blue wedding anniversary. Philippe; and a sister, Sharon Marie. Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her at a party given by their family at the grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lutheran Church, Ban­ strawflowers, bltie The party was hosted by their son, I want to have a smash! maternal grandparents are Mr. and home of Mr. and Mrs. William T. Joseph H. Labbe of North Grosvenor- croft. miniature carnations and Ted Pierce Jr. and their daughter. .Mahan, Meriam Elizabeth, Mrs. Donald C. Rumberger Sr. of 97 Ritchie Jr. of 50 Redwood Rd. dale. Her paternal grandparents are daughter of John B. and Marjorie French Rd., Bolton. Her paternal The bride is the daughter baby’s breath. Miss Laurel Pierce, both at home; In tennis the overhead smash is the finger at the ball.” of Mr. and Mrs. George and their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Allison Kibbe of Black N.ishan of 12 Esther Dr., grandp^ents are Mr. and Mrs. John Miss Linda Badoorf of Also hosting the party were Mr. stroke that separates the men from “I didn't know you were supposed Kubik of Bancroft. The Mr. and Mrs. David Pierce of South Somers. She has a brother, Richard Rockville. She was born Nov. 1 a t, T. Maxwell of 6 Willowstream Dr., Wayne was maid of honor. and Mrs. t . Roger Ritchie of the boys and the women from the to point your finger,” I said moving bridegroom is the son of Windsor. Jr. Rockville General Hospital. Her Vernon. Her maternal great- Bridesmaids were Mrs. Manchester and Mr. and Mrs. Robert girls. I’ve decided to make mastering into position and raising my arm. Mrs. Alice L. Evans of There were 80 friends and relatives maternal grandparents are Mr. and grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. C.M. Suan Kubik, of Laurel, I. Ritchie of East Hampton. that stroke my goal for the year. “Do you mean like this.,.it’s a bird, Manchester and Richard C. attending. Music was provided by the (jrzyl), JiKion .Andrew, son of Mrs. James Black of West Hartford. Hostler of Bellwood, Pa., and Mr. Neb., sister-in-law of the, For those of you who aren’t tennis it’s a plane, it’s Superman?” Evans Sr. of Waverly, N.Y. Vic Dubaldo band. David A. and Penny A. Camp Grzyb Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. C.L. Rumberger of Altoona, bride; apd Miss Colleen' players, the overhead smash is what “Yes,” said my teacher patiently. Mr. and Mrs. Pierce were married More than 50 friends and relatives of 68 Carriage Dr., Tolland. He was and Mrs. John Nishan of West Hart­ Pa. Her paternal great-grandparents The Rev. Henry Nier- Ogan of Humphrey, Neb. you’re supposed to do to any ball “I never thought of it that way, but on Oct. 21 at St. Mary’s Church in attended and presented the couple born Oct. 27 at Rockville General ford. are Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Klein of 15 mann Jr., pastor of St. Candlelighters were Rita lobbed above your head. It’s the you’re right.” Coventry. with gifts. Hospital. His maternal grandparents N. Elm St. She has a brother, Bobby, Paul’s Church, performed Parr of Fremont, Neb., jtc' killer stroke in tennis, the one that For the next half hour he drilled are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Camp of Poulin, Allison Nerina, daughter 3. the double-ring ceremony. cousin of the bride; .and Mrs. Pierce is the former Kathleen The couple was married on Oct. 21, makes spectators go “ahhh’.’ in me. “Stand sideways, racket back, New Canaan. His paternal grand­ of Gerard E. and Nancy Hublard Jan Dickinson of Pierce, Kathy'Stohler of Concord, McNamara of Manchester. Mr. 1925 in the Church of the Nazarene amazement. point to Superman!” parents are Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Gr­ Poulin of 271 Avery St., South Wind­ Neb. Pierce is employed by the M&M Logiudice, Rebecca Elizabeth, Neb., was organist. Solists with the Rev. Chester Austin of­ Billie Jean King, Jimmy Connors, I smashed the ball with abandon; zyb of Berkley St. sor. She was born Oct. 30 at daughter of Patrick J. and Catherine were Diana Erickson of Joseph Goudy of Eldon, Trucking Co. of Waterbury. into the net, into the next court, and ficiating. and Rod Laver have intimidating Manchester Memorial Hospital. H er' Reed Logiudice of 326 Redwood Rd. Lyons, Neb., and Dan Iowa, served as best man. overhead smashes. So (I’m dis­ once right into the drinking fountain. Hirktun, i’uinelu Susan, daughter Groomsmen were Gerald maternal grandmother is Mrs. Paul She was born Oct. 31 at Manchester Murphy of Stuart, Neb. Mrs. Ritchie, a native of County tressed to report) do a large number Each time the ball hit my rackqt it of Gary P. and Linda L. Barrow Hublard of 26 Earl St. Her paternal Kubik of Laurel, brother of Memorial Hospital. Her maternal Trumpeters were Robert Armagh, Northern Ireland, was of the people I play tennis with. made a satisfying crack. And th ^ s Hickton. She was born Oct. 27 at grandmother is Mrs. Ted Bourez of the bride; and Jay Kohl of grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Johnson of Scribner, Neb., employed by Cheney Bros, and the Up till now I’ve managed to get by the beauty of an overhead, even when Rockville General Hospital. Her 66 Dudley St. She has a brother, Brett Wayne. The ushers were Holiday workshop Gilbert Reed of Amsterdam, N.Y. and Pah Schumacher of Aldon Spinning Mill, before her without an overhead. In doubles you completely miss a shot, you maternal grandparents are Mr. and jVIatthew, 3'/2. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. Walthill, Neb. The bride Robert Roscoe and Greg sound good. planned at Lutz retirement. when a ball goes above my head, I Mrs. Dana Barrow of 47'iCrane Rd., and Mrs. Emanuel Logiudice of Hart­ and bridegroom also sang a Black, both of Omaha, yell “yours!” to my partner and turn After the lesson, the teacher Ellington. Her paternal grandparents ford. duet. Neb. Lutz Junior Museum will sponsor a the problem over to her. In singles I leaned over the net and said in a low Mr. Ritchie, a native of Ud- are Mr. and Mrs. William Hickton of Peowski, Carly Kate, daughter of After a reception at the workshop to make needlepoint watch,the ball roar out of sight and confidential voice. “Here's a tactical dingston, Scotland, was a general 244 Mountain Rd., Ellington. She has William R. and Susan Howes Simao, Courtney Ann, daughter Given in marriage by her Bancroft American Legion Mr. and Mrs. Theodore B. Pierce Christmas ornaments Nov. 13 from then say “great shot!T to my oppo­ tip. When you’re warming up before foreman at the Pratt & Whitney a sister, Kristina Marie, 2. Peowski of Reidy Hill Rd., Hebron. of Joseph Jr. and Valerie Harris father, the bride wore a Home and a dance at the 10 a.m. to noon at the museum, 126 nent. a game ask your opponent to hit you She was born Oct. 31 at Manchester Simao of 38 Hyde St. She was born gown of silk organza over Pender (Neb.) Legion Cedar St. Machine Tool Co. of West Hartford Last week, when I was sure none of some overheads.” Memorial Hospital. Her maternal angel-mist taffeta Under the supervision of Nina and retired in 1968. He is a 32nd Cyr, Renee Louise, daughter of Nov. 1 at Manchester Memorial Home, the couple left on a my friends would be around, I took a “Shouldn’t I wait till I’m better?” I grandfather is Richard W. Howes of accented with appliques of KtWSiSSSAISSSSS^ t O U r degree Scottish Rite Mason, a Bernard. J. and Lorraine Ouellette Hospital. Her maternal grandparents motor trip to Colorado. Dvornek, each participant will be private lesson in overhead smashes. asked tentatively. Vero Beach, Fla., and Charlestown, Venise floral lace and Mr. and Mrs. Evans are given directions and materials to Shriner, and a member of the Loyal Cyr of 1 McKnight Circle, Rockville. are Mr. and Mrs. George Harris of The Cosmopolitan Club of homesteads. My teacher was all business. “Nonsense,” he said with a wink. R.I. Her paternal grandmother is designed with high now living in Wayne, where create four to five Christmas Orange Lodge 117. He is a lifetime She was born Oct. 30 at Rockville 82A Ambassador Dr. Her paternal Manchester has scheduled a mini-bus The bus will leave Manchester at “There are three basic rules to “It doesn’t matter whether you hit Mrs. Lillian Graskritz of East Hart­ neckline, fhll sheer sleeves they are seniors at Wayne Mr. and Mrs. Dana C. Evans decorations. member of the Manchester Pipe General Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. tour Friday of historic homes in 12:30 p.m. and return by 4. Members remember,” he said. “First, stand them in or out. The very fact that you ford. She has a brother, Robert Den­ and chapel-length train. State College. Those wishing to attend this Band which he rejoined in 1928. He is grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Leon Joseph Simao of East Hartford. She wishing more information may con­ sideways to the net. Second, get your ASK for them will unnerve her. It’s nis, 12; and a sister, Kristin Joy, 6. Wethersfied including the Webb, workshop are asked to pre-register also an honorary member of the has a brother, Jason H., 2V2. tact Mrs. George WaJker of Harvard racket way back. Third, point your always worth a few points.” Silas Deane and Isaac Stevens by calling the museum, 643-0949. British-American Pipe Band, Rd. \ S S m

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Ellington voters elected a Benoit had eked through by a Republican first selectman but voted Unless Mrs. Batt files a written Iferald Reporter Board of Selectmen were Democrats statement waiving it, there will be an Marian Narkawicz, 4,166; David narrow margin of 91 votes and a few in two Democrats to work with him. minutes later McCoy came into Denj Janet Batt, incumbent Democratic automatic recount according to state For the first time in six years Ver­ Williams, 4,042; and Republican Gail headquarters to congratulate him. first selectman for the past two statutes. non Democrats tasted sweet victory, Sheer, 3,979. McCoy said he had no comment other years, lost to Everett Paluska by Other Republicans elected were: even though by a very narrow Close to 75 per cent of the town’s than the fact he had wished Benoit 1,558-1,534. Rosemary Malatesta to the posts of margin, with their candidate Thomas 12,838 voters turned out to vote. good luck and that it was a good race. Hassan Salley was again elected town treasurer and agent of the town Benoit defeating incumbent Abner Brooks, former Democratic • Benoit, who will assume office at second selectman and Mrs. Batt, deposit fund. She defeated Democrat Republican Frank McCoy by a scant Town Committee chairman said that the next council meeting, a week third. Salley with 1,587 votes was top Bessie Howe 1,620 to 1,403 and, for 91 votes. the vote was about seven per cent •from Monday, said he started his vote-getter of the three selectmen the agent position, 1,630 to 1,388. Democratic headquarters on Rt. 83 higher at 7:30 p.m. than it was at the campaign prior to July 1. He said it ahd top vote-getter on his ticket. John Clapp, Republican, was was the typical smokefilled room as same time two years ago in the city was hard-fought and strenuous. Mrs. Barbara Paluska, elected to elected to the Board of Finance over Democrats by the hundreds rallied area. Sometimes he was upset with his op­ the post of tax collector, was high Mary Miller. round to wait to hear the results com­ Before the returns started to come ponent. vote-getter on the Republican ticket Sleeted to the Board of Education ing in from the five polling places. in,several of the “old-time” He said the backing and confidence with 1,741. Her opponent, Michael were Republicans Arnold Cook, 1,- Benoit was their strongest can­ Democrats were making predictions Vivian Ferguson appears shocked at her good showing in bestowed on him kept him going. He Malloy, received 1,311. ’ 377; Catherine MacDuff, 1,542; and didate ill the four elections against concerning pluralities. Brooks Manchester’s fifth voting district and Carl Zinsser studies the said, the campaign was issue- Republican candidate for select­ RonalJl Petterossi, 1,549. Democrats McCoy and he received 4,161 votes predicted Benoit would win in the oriented. man, Herbert Pagani, had 1,489. defeated were: Mark Swerdloff, 1,- results there as^ figures are posted by Republicans at the against McCoy’s 4,070. city districts, one and two, by 600 Some of the campaign signs for Paluska served as Republican town 428; Edward Graziani, 1,302; and American Legion Hall Tuesday night. The 5th district was the High vote-getter among all of the votes but it was only by 146 votes in Benoit, not.his official signs, said, chairman for 23 years, resigning that Kyle Mabin, 1,349. only district in which the GOP tallied better-than-average vote candidates. Democrats and that strong Democratic section of In a 1,006 to 702 vote the townspeo­ town. “Elect Benoit and dump Schwebel.” post about a year ago. In 1971 he was totals. (Herald photo by Dunn) Republicans,.was Democrat Marie Schwebel has been town attorney un­ appointed deputy state tax coliector. ple passed a new town charter which Herbst who won a seat on the Town Brooks also said you can tell by the der McCoy. Paiuska was Eiiington’s tax collec­ will be implemented in the 1977 elec­ Council with 4,555 votes. Mrs. Herbst first machine at the Maple Street Benoit said he has a list of at­ tor for 13Vz years. Mrs. Paluska was tion. served for several years on the Board School, (District 2) who’s going to Basically the charter will change win the election. torneys he is working on but “it will then elected to that position. Town Democrats retain of Education. not be Abbot Schwebel,” he, added. Edna Edwards, who has been town the number of members on the Board The council, for the first time in Another long-time Democratic Benoit has served two terms on the clerk since 1959, and assistant town of Selectmen. Voters will vote for (Conlinueil from Page One) Matt Moriarty and I’ll serve the six years has a Democratic leader, ^ o B. Flaherty Jr.^former Town Council. He is co-owner of cierk before that, was automaticaiiy one candidate from each party for wherever our party thinks I’ll be majority, 8-4. It has been the reverse mayor of the City of Rock/lle, and He was accompanied by several Tom Benoit smiles over early Steve and Tom’s Pizzeria on Rt. 83. eiected yesterday as she was en­ first selectman and then elect six useful. I think we’ve had four good since McCoy was first elected. Since also a former towfl^roairman Republican candidates, (JOP vice- Manchester Treasurer Roger Negro receives congratulations elected to his third consecutive term. (Herald photo by Pinto) dorsed by both politicai partyS. other board members. years and I look forward to more the town governments were con­ returns. (Herald photo by predicted Benoit would win by 500 chairman Elsie Swensson and from all sides for leading the Democratic ticket and being With the exception of three or four The charter also calls for the ap­ good years. Richmond) plus votes. William Diana, deputy state comp­ solidated 10 years ago there has only . elections, Mrs. Edwards has been en- pointment of a fiscal administrator “I want to thank Democrats, Faces were tense as reports came troller when Agostinelli was comp­ been one Democratic Mayor and that ' dorsed each time by both groups. to the first selectman. The salary for Republicans and unaffiliated for was the first, Thomas McCusker. in from the polling places and they troller. America’s biggest and best A littie better than 70 per cent of the this position will be about $12,()00. their support. Three times in a row McCusker was followed by grew more tense as the vote seemed Agostinelli remarked, “I think the Democrat on the council. It will also change some positions, for the Democrats is a wonderful to be closer and closer. Thomas volcano, Kilauea, erupted on town’s 4,400 voters turned out in one people have spoken. The decision has Republican John Grant and Grant Republican councilmen winning now elective, to appointive. This achievement.” Town Republicans lose but ‘not crying yet’ Dooley, writing the figures down, May 5, 1973 with a spectacu- of the iargest turnouts in recent eiec- been made and that’s what govern­ was followed by McCoy. were: Morgan Campbell 3,780; John would include the' tax collector, town Moriarty was cheered when he McCoy was high vote-getter on the commented, “Man is this close.” lar display of lava snewine absentee ballots ment is all about. I didn’t want to see Agostinelli said. “But it’s not Giulietti, 3,914; F? Richard clerk, assessors, and constables. said, “I’m a Manchester native and By DOUG BEVINS the few Republicans who were keeping a close watch on the tally Republican ticket and next was Benoit, garbed in a new brown suit ifp and reaching over 100 feet . The newly elected officials will the Red Sox lose either, but they too overwhelming.” elected. board as the results were posted. MacDonald, 3,731; and Robert in h p i0 ht ° When all of the machine votes were I'll never do anything to harm my Herald Reporter Daniel W oolwi^'Board of Educa­ and orange tie and socks, changed his take office on Nov. 18. lost.” town. I’m proud of the voters of As Manchester Republicans By 8:20 p.m., when the first results Director Vivian Ferguson, who had There was a large group right behind Wehrli, 3,771, all incumbents. , ® counted Mrs. Batt was ahead by two 5 tion candidate with 4,057 votes. \ Mrs. Swensson said, “I had a lot of were posted on the Republican tally Defeated Republicans were: Donald Manchester. They proved they’re a vacated their Center St. been confident of her own rejectio n them, but most of the other GOP can­ Besides Mrs. Herbst the other fun and gained a lot of experience. board, the Democratic sweep still but nervous about other Eden, 3,588; Gretchen Mason, 3,566; lot smarter than some of our op­ headquarters just before 8 p.m. didates and party workers were Democrats on the council, and the We had a terrific crew working for wasn’t overwhelming. and G. Richard Owens, 3,611. ponents gave them credit for being.” Tuesday to go to their “win, lose or GOP candidates, said’lier traditional enjoying the party. number of votes they received are: us.” Moriarty said he was surprised and draw” party at the American Legion When it was all over, the results visit to Democratic Headquarters ■The drinking, dancing and discus­ Gerald Allen, 4,193; Thomas Dooley, Democrats, elected to the Board of Said Cummings, “I’m real happy, overwhelmed by the returns. “I was Hall, one party worker said, “We’re were far from overwhelming, the was the hardest walk she ever made. sion continued to well past midnight. 4,805; George Furbish, 4,112; Stanley Education were: Edward Meyers, 4,- real pleased. It was a big effort on just trying to run for the board and not crying yet.” Republicans repeated. The final Carl Zinsser, another GOP director Agostinelli, commenting on future Gill, 4,138; Peter Humphry, 4,367; 282; Robert Schwartz, 3,951, %nd the part of a lot of people. They, win election. I never considered I More than four hours later — tallies were much closer than those re-elected, was more disappointed by prospects for Republicans, said he Glen Roberts, 4,158; Paul Roshka, 4,- Devra Baum, 4,257. together with all our candidates, might be top votegetter.” Thanking despite another Democratic sweep in of the Democratic sweep in 1973. apparent reasons for the final results doesn’t see much hope for the party 024. Humphry, Dooley, and Gill are Republicans elected were: Daniel deserve all the credit for this victory. his wife, his workers and his family the municipal elections — they still Throughout the evening. than by the results. if the current statewide voter incuments. Benoit was the fourth Woolwich, 4,057; and Joanne And now, we’ll continue to work —so for their support, he said he’ll accept weren’t crying. Many Republicans Republicans were hardly surprised “It all came down to name registration trends continue. GIANT that we may deserve the trust placed at the results. Agostinelli conceded a recognition,” Zinsser said. He said it the job if the board names h(m its were disappointed, but that didn’t “The GOP is in trouble not only in in us by the people.” chairman and mayor.” stop them from having a party. Democratic victory at about 8:45; appeared that Democrat Matt Manchester but stalfrvvide,” Introducing Thompson, he said, It was back to the liquid When the results from the first and at 9, with results from two dis­ Moriarty, he top vote-getter for the Agostinelli said. “It’s'"a one-party KNOWN FOR VALUES/^ "Jack took them all on and refreshments and the cold cuts. machine at Waddell School came to tricts still not in, he and GOP Vice Board of Directors and probably the state. It’ll take a lot of hard work to FLETOliHi GLASS CO. represented all of us in this cam­ . Although the cold cuts hadn’t run out, the GOP at 8:12 p.m., it didn’t look Chairman Elsie Swensson left for town’s next mayor, was elected turn it around. paign. He even accepted the danger Democratic Headquarters to con­ because of the well-known Moriarty Over 25 Years' < i.n.. I OF Mmaitsm the rolls had. Back at the American good for the Republicans, who have “We did what we had to do. We VALUES! of having his head chopped off on our Legion Hall in the meantime, where been out of power since 1971. gratulate the winners. name. gave the people a choice and they behalf.” Thompson pledged, “I’ll the Republicans were holding their “We’re getting beat there,” Most of the disappointment at the Mrs. Ferguson and Zinsser were made a decision. Somebody has to Auto - Plate - Window Glass - Mirrors - Glass THURS. - SAT., NOV. 6 - 8 continue to work for the good of party, there were still plenty of rolls, Republican Town Chairman Nate Legion Hall seemed to come from the only two major candidates lose; it’s too bad it was the Furniture Tops - Picture Framing - Fireplace & Manchester. I’m proud to serve with Republicans,” he said. PROMISES Door Mirrors - Medicine Cabinets - Special Work but the cold cuts had run out. 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OBITUARIES Manchester police serve warrants The Connecticut Public information gathered at • •* Transportation Authority the hearings will be used in Arthur G. Ahl Mrs. Martin Bakstan Manchester Police made Hebron robbery in that state. He will hold the first of 12 “developing recommen- several arrests Tuesday on Arthur Gustaf Ahl, 79, of Arthur Holbrook, 17^ was held-overnight at the public hearings on the nations td submit to the Cougar booters warrants issued by Com­ police station in lieu of Newington died Tuesday at Mrs. M argaret Smith of N. Pond Rd., Amston, hearing topic state’s public transporta- state Department of mon Pleas Court 12, East ?75,000 bond and was to be an Avon convalescent Bakstan, 81, of 86 Milford was charged Tuesday noon tion program Nov. 13 at Transportation, officials The Herald Angle Hartford, and continued in­ presented in court in COACHES’ CORI^ER hospital. He was the father Rd. died Tuesday at the with threatening, loitering 7:30 p.m. at Hartford City said. home of her daughter, Mrs. vestigations of many on school grounds, and Rockville today. Hall. ' _____ By Earl Yost lose in payoff of Gilbert F. Ahl of South burglary and vandalism Windsor and Harold L. Ahl Orton MacDuff, with breach of peace. Sports Editor cases. of East Hartford. whom she made her home. State Police said Nolo plea She was the wife of Martin Taken into custody Manchester Community College’s chances for a semifinal By LARRY OLSEN He is also survived by his Holbrook caused a distur­ A. Bakstan. Tuesday were: Munchester High wife, another son, a bance on the grounds of made in berth in the New England Regional NJCAA Soccer Tournament • Larry Martell, 23, of 4 Saturday’s game at Fermi High School turned out to be daughter, 10 grandchildren Mrs. Bakstan was born Rham High School in ended yesterday with a 3-0 loss to Berkshire Community College in East Windsor and lived Pearl St., charged with tax case another frustrating afternoon (36-7 loss). The wind conditions in and 5 great-grandchildren. Hebron and when asked to in Holyoke, Mass. driving while under the in­ Lloyd E. Roy, 58, of Moat exciting World Seriea recalled The funeral is Thursday in th e Hartford- leave the grounds he that game dictated both team’s strategy throughout. It was the fluence of liquor, rdckless Manchester pleaded no Memory is short for many, including this writer, and since the The Cougars trailed 1-0 at the half at 10:15 a.m. from the Manchester area most of refused. He was released the 14:59 mark of the second half wind thaf made us thirik we ought to gamble on a fourth down driving, and speeding. contest Tuesday to one of as Berkshire’s Mark Gingras scored R ic h a rd W.’ Sheehan her life, moving to Califor­ on his promise to appear iq 1975 World Series a number of parties have asked if the Cincin­ when Ron Hatch scored off a direct Under terms of the re­ three counts charging him with a shot to the upper left corner of situation that backfired and led directly to Fermi’s first score. Funeral Home, 1084 New nia 16 years ago and retur­ Common Pleas Court 19, nati victory over Boston was the most thrilling I had ever seen. kick from Bill Lyons. arrest warrant, he was with failure to file in­ the net from the right side. So after very little time had expired we found ourselves down by Britain Ave., West Hart­ ning to Manchester two Rockville,,Nov. 25. The consensus of readers was, without any reservation, that Berkshire, now 12-3, got its final held overnight and was to dividual income tax Most of the Cougars’ scoring op­ the score of 7-0. ford, with a service at year's ago. Vernon goal on a close range shot from Brad She is also survived by a appear in court today. returns for 1971, 1972 and the recent seven-game set was the greatest ever. portunities came in the first half. Ten Mosher, assisted by Greg Sacchetti. Thereafter, throughout the first half Emanuel Lutheran Church, Vernon Police picked up With a season as we've been having son, Daniel Smith of • John 0. Breton, 21, of 1973. During the near 30 years that this writer personally covered minutes into play. Bob Henry had a Berkshire moves into the Region both teams played between the 20- 311 Capitol Ave., Hartford, three 15-year-old girls at this year, it gets a little tiring on our Joseph, Utah; 3 other Windsor Locks, charged Roy, who conducted an the World Series, Tour incidents stand out, including the 1975 set breakaway chance but was tackled XXI semifinal Friday in New London yard lines until Craig Ostrout finally at 11. Burial will be in 4:51 this morning. The by a brilliant defensive move. Five players to prepare for each upcoming daughters. Miss Alice with fourth-degree income tax preparation against top-ranked Mitchell College, hit Jeff Joy in the end zone for the Fairview Cemetery, West girls were reported mis­ with the four hour, plus, 12-inning sixth game which was opponent. Yet each week when we Smith of Hartford, Mrs. larceny. Court date is Nov. business in the Manchester minutes later, Tim McConville had 11-0 on the season. MCC closes out its only touchdown we were to score. Hartford. sing from their Maine climaxed by Carlton Fisk’s home run for a Boston win, 7-6. take the field we go out with an at­ Bruce Sturrup of East 17. area, entered his plea an open shot from 10 feet out but campaign next Wednesday against, \Ve were hurt defensively early in Friends may call at the homes since 4:30 p.m., fired wide of the goal. titude that this game is going to bring Lyme and Mrs. George • Wanda M. Moore, 17, before Judge Robert C. the Central Connecticut State College the game with the injury to Mark funeral home tonight from Tuesday. Berkshire’s second goal came at a halt to our losing skein. What is Russell of Port Orchard, of 75 Birch St., charged Zampano in U.S. District Subway Seriea in 1947 jayvees at Cougar Field. ” Kiefer, playing in the secondary, and 7 to 9. . Police said they took the past is history. We’re Idoking Wash.; nine grandchildren with receiving stolen Court at New Haven. were forced to play Ed White who did The family suggests that three to the Hartford The first was back in 1947, my second series and the first of forward to a win and this week and 14 great­ property and three counts Roy earlier pleaded inno­ do a good job but was totally un­ any memorial gifts may be Juvenile Detention Home several so-called Subway Series which I covered for The Herald. against East Hartford is the one grandchildren. of fourth-degree larceny. cent to all three counts of prepared to play having just Friday made to a charity of the where they will be picked No pitcher had ever pitched a no-hit game in the fall classic we’re aiming at. East provides a The funeral is Thursday Police said the charges the information, filed with come off a two-week layoff. And donor’s choice. up by their families. and right-hander Bill Bevens of the Yankees was within one out good rivalry, being next door to us, at 9:30 a.m. from the John stem from recent thefts th e court last May. again in the fourth quarter, when we and the winner can gain bragging F. Tierney Funeral Home, from Beller’s Music Shop, Because of his no contest of accomplishing the trick against the Dodgers at Brooklyn’s had to go further into our reserves to Edward C. Silkowski Robert Kelley, 37, of 21 rights in the CCIL over this relative 219 W. Center St., with a Main St. Court date is Nov. plea Tuesday, he won’t be WOW Ebbets Field. replace two more injured players in domain. TOLLAND-The funeral Earl St., Rockville, was Mass at St. Bridget Church 17. prosecuted on the other our secondary. of Edward C. Silkowski of arrested Tuesday on a With two outs in the bottom of the ninth, down 2-l*j Cookie At this point I want to make a few at 10. Burial will be in St. • Robert M. Hall Jr., 20, two counts, authorities Fermi wa's able to..»capitalize and Killingworth, formerly of warrant issued by Common Lavagetto, pinch-hitting for Eddie Stanky, rifled a shot high off comments on our fans. We have a James Cemetery. of 135 Spruce St., charged said. scored twice via the pass route. But Dockerel Rd., who died Pleas Court 19 charging small group of loyal fans, but what Friends may call at the with third-degree assault. Roy, who lives at 35 Scott L the rightfield fence, scoring two runners and breaking up not we were played defensively by the Monday at Middlesex him with being a fugitive we would like would be more of these funeral home tonight from Court date is Nov. 17. Dr. and maintains an office only Bevens’ no-hit bid but giving the Dodgers the victory, 3-2. play of end Wayne Ostrout and cor- Memorial Hospital, from justice. very loyal fans. Any team nee^is to f to 9. Other arrekts made or at 364 W. Middle Tpke., TwO' walks proved to be Bevens’ bugaboo before Lavagetto nerback Joy, who were able to do a Middletown, is Thursday at Police said Kelley is have supporters who are behind them summonses issued by faces a maximum sentence good job of closing off their side of 9 a.m. from Swan Funeral wanted by New York State delivered. The Brooks first run was also the result of Bevens’ rooting for them —not heckling. Manchester Police of one year in jail, a $10,000 the field. Another young man who Home, 80 Main St., Clinton, Police in connection with a wildness. Winning pitcher was ace Dodger reliefer, Hugh Casey. These young men are putting out and Tuesday included: fine, or both. has been giving us consistant games with a Mass at St. ABOUT TOWN need encouragement, not derisive Lawrence Church, • Kathleen M. Mullin, all year is linebacker Butch Kinney. comments. It's nice to know your Killingworth, at 10. 17, of 336 Center Rd., Ver­ Yankeea and Dodgers again In every film we can see that Butch’s “fans" are on your side and pulling Burial will be in St. non, charged with fourth- Again in 1956 the Yankees and Dodgers figured in the Subway pursuit has stopped many a play that for you. So, if you find yourself in the Mary’s Cemetery, Clinton. degree larceny (shoplif­ had the potential of gaining yards stands this week, let's hear your Emanuel Lutheran SUPER Series, this time the big moment that I witnessed was the ting) at Spree, 381 Broad against us. vnirp in encouragement. Thank you. Friends may call at the Church will have a class PILE AGITATOR perfect no-hit, no-run pitching performance authored by Don St. Court date is Nov. 17. ACTION Swan Funeral Home for new members tonight LEVEL Larsen. • James D. Faulkner, 18, EYE tonight from 7 to 9 and not at 7:30 in the church recep­ at the Ladd Funeral Home of 390 Lake St., charged on This was the first in a series of either the catcher jumping into tion room. Any who are in- Lydall St. with driving an the arms of the pitcher after the final put-out, or vice versa, a as reported in Tuesday’s terested in joining For YouV-Irrformation Herald. unregistered motor vehicle scene repeated practically every year. Catcher Yogi Berra Emanuel or learning more Dear friends, and misuse of marker IT BEATS — IT SWEEPS raced out and jumped in Larsen’s arms after the 27th out. TOWN OF about the Lutheran Church plates. Court date is Dec. The desired funeral direc­ IT CLEANS Winner defends MANCHESTER are welcome. 2. tor should be called without EDGE V4061 V4047 It was the fifth game of the bes,t of seven set, also won by the Among burglaries delay, by .The next of kin, CLEANER Yankees. LEGAL TOOLS OPTIONAL Our Lady of Fatim a reported to police Tuesday immediately after Beath occurs. When Larsen whipped a third called strike past pinch-hitter controversial call NOTICE Mothers Circle will meet were breaks into a He can begin to relieve the Dale Mitchell 64,519 fans went wild in the House that Ruth Built. The Planning and Zoning tonight at 8 at the home of Redwood Rd. home and an family of the many details and FREE DEMONSTRATION One of the two Yankee runs was a homer by Mickey Mantle, id . Mrs. Stephen Nolan, 102 HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. (UPI) — After two days of being raked Commission at a meeting Ambassador Dr. apart­ arrangements which crouid in one of only five hits Sal Maglie allowed. on October 27. 1975 made Nike Circle. ment. A camera, stereo upon them at tliis difficult THURS. 5 P.M. TIL CLOSING Run 10 miles for race entry over the coals by fans and local i^ews media for a controversial the following decisions: equipment and power tools tine. decision Sunday, New York Jets Coach Charley Winner spoke ROBERT W. AGNEW- The VFW Post and were taken from the As tile doctor's presence is StengeVa last Yankee team Enjoying a day off from school yesterday, two nieinl)ers of out in his defense. Auxiliary will conduct its BY A HOOVER Zone change from “Rural Redwood Rd. dwelling and helpful in time of illness, so Casey Stengel became a legend when he led the New York the Rockville High cross country team, freshmen Rick Ben- The criticism hegan-Sunday-when^ monthly social program at Residence” to “ In­ one bottle of liquor was too is the funeral director's FACTORY REPRESENTATIVE nison (left) and Ken Beleourl ran to The Herald to pick up Winner decided to forego a field goal Newington Veterans Yankees to 10 American League pennants in a dozen years. trying to win or else. dustrial” for a tract of ap= missing after the Am­ presence ,,reassuring and lielp- attempt on a fourth and one at the Hospital tonight. Members Casey’s last at the helm of the perennial champs was in 1960 15 entry l)lanks for the Five Mile Road Race Tlianksgiving “But I thought I was brought in to proximately 18 acres with bassador Dr. break. ful in this hour of grief. Buffalo 20. A successful kick v.ould will meet at the Post Home despite the fact his club went the , full seven games against morning. Both youngsters will l>e entrants in the 39th build a competitive club and that’s Parker Street frontage as Police received many Respectfully, QUALITY SERVICE have given the Jets a nine-point lead at 6:30. ____ holiday edition of the run three weeks from >rrow. After what we're trying to do. We’re trying described in the petition. complaints of vandalism GENUINE PARTS Pittsburgh before losing. with five minutes left. The Bills APPROVED and Tuesday, including several The man who helped seal Stengel’s career with the Yanks was gelling the entries, the hoys jogged naek home, a distance of to build the club on a sound footing. The Reynolds Circle of f k b n & \ i; vsY stopped John Riggins, however, to These guys will be around for a ADOPTElt), effective reports of broken tobacco-chewing Bill Mazeroski. Better known for his sure­ 10 miles each way. (Herald photo by Richmond) take control of the ball and four plays South United Methodist ^ FUNERAL HOME ^ IFRMS while. Suppose you go the other way November 17. 1975. automobile radio antennas handed defensive play, Mazerowski tied into Ralph Terry’s se­ later, Joe Ferguson and O.J. Simpson Church will meet tonight at and a report from Center Phone 643-1222 and count on the old guy and next NUTMET HOMES - 7:30 at Susannah Wesley cHi. 1941 teamed for a 64-yard touchdown Congregational Church 219 WEST CENTER - MANCHESTER. CO N N cond pitch leading off the bottom half of the ninth inning with the year he retires. Then you still need a Zone change from “Rural Hall. The Rev. Laurence pass that lifted Buffalo to a 24-23 vic­ Residence” to “Residen­ atfout 21 panes of glass JOHN f TIERNEY - BARBARA TifRNEY score tied and homered.. new guy. Hill will speak. Hostess & Son Two firsts tory. tial AA“ for a tract of ap­ broken. B D PEARL The four-base wallop gave the Pirates the World Series and set “I don't want to make excuses. is Miss Marion Jesseman. Fleet-footed, 22-year-old Karen And for two days, there have been im io m i i You guys (media) say I use injuries proximately 13 acres on 919 M\iN sri{i;i:i ; ()4; -2I7 viA\(:iii;.sn;i{ off the biggest celebration ever in my three decades at the blue Saunders of Manehester has demands for Winner’s removal by Birch Mountain Road as as excuses but just look at our lineup ribbon event. SPORTS eopped tv»o first plaeeinents in re- some members of the media and a last week. At one time, we had five described in the petition. That finale at old Forbes Field was a beaut. eent road rare eonipetition. number of fans. The loss was the APPROVED and starters out on our defensive unit.’’ It had a little of everything in the seven game set that at­ SLATE T'lie loeal woman raptured first Jets’ fifth in seven games. Winner also used the World Cham­ ADOPTED, effective [dare in the W omen's Division of “I was aware when I made the November 17, 1975. tracted 36,683 onlookers. It was Oct. 13, a day that proved to be pion Pittsburgh Steelers as an exam­ the John Vitale 10-mile rare in decision that I would be second- ple of a club which built itself up with ZONING REGULATION lucky for the Bucs unlucky for the Yankees. .Middletown last Sunday in guessed," Winner said Tuesday, “but AMENDMENT - LAND young players. Rooters on each side had their moments. The Pirates got off Wednesday 1:08.28. I didn't think it would be blown up the ''Look at Chuck Noll in ADJACENT TO WATER. to a 4-0 lead but after five innings the Yanks held a 5-4 edge. SOCCER Three weeks earlier, Saunders way it has been. I guess I should The proposed amendments Pittsburgh, ’ Winner explained. UUSU Jv at MUG took home the first place award in have, though, knowing the reaction of to Article 1, Section 3 of the Pittsburgh tallied five times in the eighth and the Yanks had two ■'People consider him a great coach runs in each the eighth and ninth frames to force a 9-9 deadlock. the Bristol Uhrysantheniuni the New York sports fan. since he won the Super Bowl. But he Zoning Regulations as Manelwsler at Hamden Festival 5.3 mile run for women. “But we still believe in ourselves proposed at a public When Mazeroski found a pitch to his liking and sailed it over was 1-13 in his first season there and Koekville at Staples She has entered the Five .Mile and what we're capable ,q( doing. didn't have a winning season until his hearing on July 7, 1975 the leftfield wall, he had to fight off the traffic of Pirate sup­ South W indsor at Stratford Road Race in Manehester Young players are going to make ADOPTED, effective fourth year. Bob Fry (offensive line porters who had rushed out onto the playing field. ■ Bolton at l.itehfield Tlianksgiving morning. mistakes and it's something you have coach) was at Pittsburgh and he told November 17, 1975, with Once Plate Umpire Bill Jackowski of Walpole, N.H., saw to live with. Had I taken this job two th e ' following me the situation was the same there. Mazerowski touch home plate, he raced for safety in the dugout. SWIMMING years ago under the premise that this It takes a while to get things going, modifications: East Hartford at Manehester year or last year was do-or-die, you 1. Paragraphs (a) and Getting out of Pittsburgh was no easy matter. The city literal­ Superfan to watch especially when you’re committed to (girls) wouldn't see any young players young players.’’ (b) incorporated and ly went wild with cars being overturned, buses were pulled off BUFFALO (UPI) — The Boston playing, modified as follows: Bruins will have a superfan on their Winner also indicated he wasn’t the tracks, and taxis were stalled for hours.' “You also wouldn’t see a lot of afraid of losing his job. (a) Within 50 feet of the The series was a crazy one, in one respect. Three of the games side tonight but they'd rather have future draft picks, either. You banks or edge of a river, him on the ice against the Buffalo “One of the reasons I came here HERTS THE ended with lop-sided margins, the Yankees won their games by wouldn’t see a young guy like Godwin was because of my confidence in the stream, brook, pond or Sabres. 16-3,10-9 and 12-0. The team batted .338, scored 55 runs, collected Turk playing linebacker instead of a ownership," he said. “I knew I would lake, no building shall be Defenseman Bobby Orr, who was veteran like Ralph Baker or a rookie erected and no land fill or 91 base hits of which 27 were for extra bases - yet lost. operated on before the season be second-guessed because of my like Richard Wood playing ahead of a relationship (he succeeded Weeb Ew- excavation operation in­ Somehow I managed to get back to the downtown hotel, check began, is with the Bruins on their guy like John Ebersole, who’s played cluding basement current threcrgame road trip, but bank, his father-in-law) but I had out, and hail an overloaded cab for the airport. the last couple of years. You'd see a confidence in my ability to build a excavating, site levelling My traveling companion to Bradely Field was Jackowski, a will not play against the Sabres. roster loaded up with old players for construction or filling club and I still have that con­ fidence.” for flood protection shall one-time basketball officiating buddy. be conducted until the par­ “This is the most exciting game I’ve ever been in,” the ticular operation has been veteran National League umpire said over and over.” Boy, was I Tough challenge authorized by the Planning iHsiANT umonrs Whalers bow in overtime glad to get out of there.” and Zoning Commission - Mazeroski’s dramatic homer was no more electrifying than Faeing a tough eliallenge today after a baseball people try. talking about this once to John Quinn. Dodgers and they were stealing our Turnpike — DENIED. the game only lasts as long as the tickets The Lottery’s Million Dollar Money Game dues but he still isn’t in “the lodge.’’ has never been able to make the feel ex-pitchers never make ^ood “How can they disqualify a man as He told me he preferred to have signs. To discourage them, Casey ordered me to knock down their A copy .of these decisions do. And at the rate they’re selling, that Proceeds support Connecticut Education. He managed in the minors five years, manager’s “lodge,” a fraternity managers because they were actual­ a major league manager simply on former infielders manage his ball has been filed in the Town won the Pacific Coast League cham­ frequently criticized, but one which ly involved only once every four days the grounds he was a pitcher?” asks clubs. They were his first choice, hitters. Pee Wee Reese was the first Clerk’s Office. pionship once and naturally would practically guarantees steady when they did play and forever tend Spahn.' “I think it’s perfectly catchers second and outfielders hitter, and I missed him. I threw the Planning and Zoning love to manage a major league club, employment once a man is in it. to look at the game mostly from a ridiculous. What about Freddie third. Pitchers-were last^’’ » ball high and in, and Pee Wee pulled Commission but he never gets a call and thinks he One reason Spahn never is given pitcher’s point of view. Hutchinson? Did being a pitcher The 54-year-old Spahn pitched 20 his head outta the way. Alfred Sieffert, knows why. much consideration for a major Being passed over because he was detrabt at all from his efficiency as a years in the big leagues. When he “My next pitch was over his head, Chairman Every time a club is looking league manager’s job is because a pitcher distresses Spahn, who manager? How about Bob Lemon? first arrived in 1942, his manager was and Casey came out and took me out­ Joseph Swensson. around for a new manager, you can somehow he never really impressed spends most his time ranching now in Or Ted Lyons? the late Casey Stengel. ta the game. ‘Son, go pick up your Secretary count on at least a half dozen can­ anybody he’d be tough enough to be a Hartshorne, Okla., and some of his “I can’t understand why some “I often say I played for him before train ticket to Hartford,’ he said. Dated this 5th day of didates being mentioned, and you good one. He also has been out of time working for Cancer Care, Inc., baseball people have the idea that he was a genius, when he was 'You gotta learn better control than November,' 1975. also can count on Spahn’s name baseball two years now. The third as rallvmaster for their Big Wheel former pitchefs aren’t qualified to be managing the Boston Bees," laughs that'.’’

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PAGE EIGHTEEN___MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., Nov. 5, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Man6hester, Conn., Wed., Nov. 5, 1975 - PAGE NINETEEN Five underdogs score wins Award no surprise for Jim Palmer NEW YORK (UPI) — It was no Yankees^^jn^o won it in 1974 with place votes and 98 points while Rich Gossage of Chicago got two “I felt I could have won close to 30 surprise to Jim Palmer that he won Hunter got seven first place votes Baltimore’s Mike Cuellar in 1969. Oakland^ in a balloting by 24 points apiece and Rick Wise of ballgames this year, but our hitting Three National Leaguers have won the American League’s Cy Young members of the Baseball Writers and 75 points. Relief acb Rollie Boston got one. was poor and we really didn’t have Award. What was surprising, and dis­ Fingers of the Oakland A’s was a dis- the award more than once—Tom in night of upsets in MBA Association of America. ' “It’s very pleasant. I felt I was much offense,” he said. “How well Seaver of New York (1969-73), Bob couraging, to the Baltimore Oriole He won the award in 1973 with a 22- ■ tant third with two first place votes going to win all the time but I sup­ you do as a pitcher depends on well right-hander was that he didn’t have and 25 points. Gibson of 5t. Louis (1968-70) and San­ 76ers’ 12 straight points to give them Kareem Abdul-Jabbar had 23 points Suns 96, Bulls 80 9 record. This year he had a 23-11 pose yoii can’t always tell when your your team performs.” dy Koufax of Los Angeles (1963-65- NEW YORK (UPI) - an even better season. In the most diversified voting in a 111-99 lead. and 13 rebounds for Los Angelos and Rookie Alvan Adams scored 18 record with 10 shutouts and a 2.09 competitor is an athlete from New 66). ' Philadelphia, a 6V4-point underdog, Palmer, 30, Tuesday named winner the award’s history, five other “They just had a great shooting rookie forward Don Ford scored a points to lead Phoenix, which held earned run average. It was a turn* York,” said Palmer. “ Frankly, I felt Palmer is the second pitcher in AL . beat the Buffalo Braves on their oym of the AL’s most coveted pitching around from 1974 when, with arm pitchers also were named. Frank court 121-114. Similarly, four other game,” Braves coach Jack Ramsay game-high 25 points. Chicago to 18 points in the final I had a better season than Hunter.'’ history to win the Award twice. ^ginning in 1970, Palmer had a prize for the second time in three trouble, he had a dismal 7-12 record. Tanana of California and Jim Kaat of He thought he could have had a underdogs—Phoenix, Milwaukee, said. “For us to win we can’t give up Hawks 98, Blazers 97 period. Detroit’s Denny McLain won it back- string of four^ consecutive 20-win years, was an easy winner over Jim Palmer, 30, the only pitcher named Chicago each received seven points, better year had his team supported Atlanta and Kansas City—won their that many points.” John Drew had 34 points and Atlan­ Bullets 113, Cavs 96 to-back in 1968-69, sharing it with seasons. “Catfish” Hunter of the New York on all 24 ballots, received 15 first Vida Blue of Oakland and reliever him offensively. games Tuesday night. Atlanta nipped Portland 98-97, Kan­ ta withstood a spirited last minute Elvin Hayes notched 23 points and “We’re just trying to become a sas City beat Los Angeles 116-98, charge by Portland to beat the Mike Riordan a season-high 21 to good team,” said Philadelphia Coach Milwaukee edged Detroit 103-101, Blazers. Two free throws by Connie help Washington beat Cleveland. Gene Shue. “In time we’re going to Phoenix whipped Chicago 96-80, Hawkins with four , seconds left Rockets 119, Knicks 106 Washington ripped Cleveland 113-96 secured the Hawks’ second victory Calvin Murphy hit 21 of his 33 HARVEST be a very good team. I don’t know c C l when or how long it will take.” and Houston beat New York 119-106. while Portland, playing without points in the first half and Rudy HARVEST SALE SPECIAU Steve Mix came off the bench to In the ABA, St. Louis topped Utah center Bill Walton, lost its fifth in six Tomjanovich scored 15 of his 21 2,FOR 1 SALE ON score 22 points for the 76ers, who also 115-110. games. points in the second half to pace BOWLING Houston over New York for its se­ had 26 points and 15 rebounds from Kings 116, Lakers 98 Bucks 103, Pistons 101 SPECIAL GROUP OF CANDLES KISSING cond victory in a row after three George McGinnis and 30 points from Nate Archibald had 24 points and 13 Bob Dandridge stole an inbounds losses. TEE-TOTALERS- >/2 PMIX ON MISC. Doug Collins. Bob McAdoo had 41 assists, Scott Wedman added 23 pass with the score tied and just 10 Spirits 115, Stars 110 Loretta Griffin 190, Diane points for Buffalo while Jim points and Jimmy Walker 21 but Kan­ seconds left, then made two free PAPER GOODS & GIFT ITEMS ANGELS Marvin Barnes and Freddie Lewis Anderson 187-205-549, Nan­ McMillian and Randy Smith added 22 sas City got its big boost from center throws with six seconds left to give combined for 36 second half points to cy Ofiara 188-522, Carol 50% OFF ON METAWA PEWTER Reg. 4.00 each. Sam Lacey, who triggered a fourth Milwaukee its first win of the season. lead St. Louis to its fifth straight vic­ Turner 179, Dottle Patter­ NOW “We would try to set a screen to quarter rally with a pair of long Brian Winters led the Bucks with 34 tory. Barnes scored 20 of his 22 points son 180-475. the weak side and try to get the ball jumpers. Lacey also had 13 rebounds. points and Dandridge finished with to Mix,” Shue said. “He had the open 26. in the second half and Lewis 16 of his shot and he made the open shot.” 27. FLORAL- Arlene With the game tied 99-all with 8:57 LaPointe 464, Dee Sim­ mons 180173-493, Carolyn remaining. Mix scored eight of the Ellington hooters advance GREAT HOLIDAY Two out of three area Sulzinski 471. 0 L nPFNOPEN MONMON. — SAT SA T. 10-9 ^ bowed to 12th-ranked BURR CORNERS SHOPPING CENTER OIFTI schools involved in State Valley Regional of Deep (Herald photo by Pinto) Soccer Tournament com­ River, 2-0. In a Class C PARKADE BANTAM- petition yesterday hit the Division first round con­ y«ui Motif/ C^o/fje Wf/ionuf On All treeiet 0/Jen Craig Carlson 156-436, Championship trophies for St, James Celtics sidelines with setbacks test, seventh-ranked Hale- Robert Carlson 163-409, while only Ellington High Ray of Moodus downed Scott Burgoyne 158, Scott prevailed. llth-ranked Coventry High WESTERN BEEF Carone.189. TECH STEREO Sister Patricia, principal, accepts trophies won by St. James With Rich Gagne scoring in overtime, 2-1. 63T0UANDTPKE. 'WSHT' OPEN School's track team in Knights of Columbus Meet last week PARKADE JUNIQR- receive the only goal, third-ranked Ellington, now 11-1-3, MANCHESTER 643-1184M I 8 4 H lW f f SUNDAYSi Ken Leitz 228-529, Jim in Hartford. Making the presentation were twins John and Ellington High advanced to will face seventh-ranked With lomplelt lint •! A £ 0 Shelton 506, Lori Bilodeau 5 Joan Gerrity and Coach Bill Maher. The Saints have won the Saturday’s quarterfinals Vinal Tech of Middletown CRoaRiES t PROoua•m W “9 (AJA.TO UPJA. PIONEER 458, John Jenkins 502. team title seven times in the past 11 years. with a 1-0 win over 15th- Saturday at a site and time We qlodly redeem Federol Food Stompt when you want something better Braves to be determined. Rham ranked Avon High in Class BOSTON (UPI) - The rivalry haa, Class B, bows out with a 8-4-3 SILK CITY- Win Conant built steadily over five years to the ®*66th-ranked Rham High record and Coventry 207-516, Ron Fletcher 203, 'Til point where the Buffalo Braves are finishes at 7-6-1. NOW Ron Nivison 237-617, Rollo Missouri upset at ABC the the Boston Celtics’ chief Masse 216-565, Bob Bassett STORE HOURS stumbling block. 221-572, Roy Grabowski 10-9 Mon.-Frl. for Friday when we start to party 204-504, Lou Pavan 200-520, COLUMBIA, Mo. (UPI) - Univer­ The two evenly matched teams LAST OPEN NIGHTS 10-6 Saturday unblesched muslin check ginghams krinkle solids sity of Missouri officials, student and get readf for the game.’’ meet tonight at Boston Garden in the Meaday Ibni Friday 'lil 9 — Sol. & $nn. 'til 6 Dan Humiston 203-584, Asked what coeds do after football Sears Tom Oppelt 515, Ken Great for everything frgm wes­ Wide selection of lightweight “CALCUTTA LOOK" leaders and football fans complain first of their seven regular-season season, she said, “We date the foot- 4 DAYS Thomas 547, Zig Olbert 506, ABC Television Sports falsely por­ confrontations. SPECIALS THUR.,FRI. &SAT. tern shirts and ethnic bT3dses fabrics. Great for sportswear. Wide color selection including bail players.” Boston had won 22 straight over Ray Chittick 509, Bob trayed Old Mizzou as a party school TUB recelvar lor am/fm stereo to curtains and pattern making. natural. Permanently wrinkled, where students think only of drinking Robert Kren, director of the Buffalo from the time the Braves Thompson 540, Herve sx-535 Fournier 538, Dick Cote Machine wash - Tumble dry never needs ironing. and football. school’s office of public information, enterd the National basketball TODAY people who think big Receiver List 299.95 A hundred and one uses. ABC says it presented a true pic­ objected to ABC Sports Producer Association in 1970 through the fifth t h r u WE STILL MAINTAIN 500, Skip Mikoleit 574, Len Polyester/cotton blend 42"/43" wide • 100% cotton Chuck Howard. Farrand 204-533, Jim and spend iinio. s a le Machine wash - 38" wide ture of the football fervor at meeting of the 1973-74 season. But the THE HIGHEST QUALITY 44"/45" wide Missouri’s largest college. “I expressed our concern. There’s Braves, bolstered by Bob McAdoo Magowah 202, Gin Mason Machine wash - Tumble dry and Ernie DiGregorio, won the final OF MEATS IN THE AREA 543, Ray Zabilansky 535, LIST 349.95 COMPARE AT .69 YARD What made Missouri supporters a view by the network that they were SATURDAY VALUES TO $1.19 YARD VALUES TO $2.98 YARD angry was a short feature story putting on a football show. They were two games that season and took four TRIMMED AND PRICED RIGHT! Vic Squadrito 507. SALE televised during the halftime of the not aware of our sensitivities,” Kren of nine games last season. SAVE 63.95 Nebraska-Missouri football game said. This season, Buffalo is off to a 4-1 S T . J A M E S - Marti Sarles 131-341, Mary 2 7 6 0 0 YDS. last Saturday. The report included Carrie Francke, president of the start and lead the Celtics by a half- V- 'YD. Mattsson 128-348, Cheri _ —...... ^ ' 4> extensive films of students drinking Students Association, protested in a game in the Atlantic Division. Conley 129, Inez Babioneau at a local bar. telegram to Howard, and the daily DiGregorio, out most of last season FRESH LIVE SAVE 73.95 142, Mama Armstrong 132. ABC sp o rts announcer Jim newspaper in Jefferson City, the with a knee injury, is back to his SX-636 AM/FM Stereo 5 YEARS Lampley asked a coed, “What do you Missouri capital 30 miles from playmaking tricks — averaging eight GUARANTEE ^save on these^ N A N T 1Q U E S - Jo an do out here, 150 miles from nowhere, Columbia, denounced the film assists a game. McAdoo, scoring 29.8 Receiver PARTS-LAROR when the football season’s oyer?” feature in an editorial. points per game, has increased his DeDominicis 131-362, rebounding average to 14.3. Terry Hinson 152-125-400, 1139 TOLLAND TPKE. 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Reg. forward line next year. Two performers who should help next year are Jamie Raymer, who he’s in the pros, said Boswell. "The BOLOGNA . 99' The young Falcons Among those whom Goncalves will 12.00 had to sit out this year with back Celtics are a fast break team and scored four times in the 23.00 lose via graduation are Lance that’s what I like to play. And I first half to take a 20-0 half­ Schors, Joel Tessier and Don Ritchie - problems, and sophomore Chris DAILY 10 AM to 8 PM BUGNACKI'S Johnson who did well as a halfback wouldn’t mind playing center here as time edge. The Indians who played well in the backfield. on the jayvees. Goal scoTers Peter a backup to Dave Cowens. When you scored a third quarter Kevin Carpenter who scored, three Krawitz and Doug Victor will also fast break you get a chance to use all SATURDAY 10 AM to COOKED SALAMI .. 99' touchdown on a nine-yard goals and Rob Caron, who also return. of your abilities and if you can run, run by Wayne Ostrout. THURSDAY ONLY! totaled three goals, will also that’s an advantage. Immediately after, graduate. “I think we will do much better BONaESS SHOUIDBI UOD next year but there’s no guarantee. The 6-foot-9 native of Montgomery, 4;30 PM Manchester blocked a punt Take Another 10% Off Our Already One promising sign for the Beavers Ala., is a good runner but so far is and had an opportunity to Marked Down Prices On BURR CORNERS TRI-CITY PLAZA is that they improved their goal The biggest thing is that we play as a OVEN ROAST BEEF just the fastest player to the bench. ■ IMlI score but Fermi held and SHOPPING CENTER VERNON production this year to 21 compared team," voiced Goncalves, “Some of our players will play during the In the first four games, Boswell added 20 more points to its OPEN DAILY 10-e Open Dally 10-9; Sat. 10-e to 13 in 1974 and decreased' their MANCHESTER 60NEESS Underblade Chuck Tel. 875-0417 summer and we should improve with played a total of nine minutes — in tojtal. TEL. e4e-7728 goals against total to 41 compared to keeping with the Celtic tradition of Playing well for the Silk ALL WINTER COATS 47 the year before. Goncalves looks some victories thrown in in the COC. lb. What we'll be shooting for is a .500 training rookies by making them PARKADE ^ FILLET STEAKS Towners were Scott and • Suedes for Continued improvement in this • Wools • Fur Trimmed season and a tournament berth.” viewers instead of players Mike Linsenbigler, Frank • Leather • Untrlmmed i Scallse and Bob Ruggerio. PAGE TWENTY — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Nov. 5, 1975 Fire calls GAYLORD Manchester Monday, 12:07 p.m. — Odor SAVE of gas in cellar at 163 Center SAVE ICE CREAM jjTOILET TISSUE * off ALL FLAVORS ASSORTED OR WHITE ,St. no fire (Town). 20 With these Super Monday, 1:47 p.m. — Leaves With These Super ► ON PURCHASE OF *3.00 OR MORE^ on fire on Cambridge St. ON PURCHASE OF OR MORE ’/> GAL. 4 ROLL Business (Eighth District). CARTON PACK and the consumer Monday, 3:28p.m. —Leaves Food Mart FRESH MEAT Food Mart of fire at rear of Top Notch BEEF • IAMB • PORK • VEAL OR POULTRY FRESH PRODUCE store. Main and N. Main Sts. (FROZEN AND CANNED MEAT EXCLUDED) WITH PRIOR PURCHASE OF $5.00 OR MORE AND. THIS COUPON AT FOOD W ith p r io r p u r c h a s e o f s s .oo o r m o r e a n d th is c o u p o n a t f o o d (Eighth District). Coupons Coupons MART. GOOD THRU SATURDAY, NOV. 8. LIMIT ONE '/i GAL. ■ ONE COUPON MART. GOOD THRU SATURDAY, NOV. 8. LIMIT ONE PACK ■ ONE COUPON PER WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD MART. GOOD THRU SATURDAY, NOV. 8. LIMIT WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD MART. GOOD THRU SATURDAY, NOV. 8. LIMIT PER FAMILY. FAMILY. Monday, 4:09 p.m. — Brush ■^ ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. . fire along railroad tracks off J L Hilliard St. (Eighth District). Monday, 9:43 p.m. — Leaves on fire in gutter at 118 DAY YOU SHOP FOOO MART! Princeton St. (Eighth District). Monday, 10:57 p.m. — Grass YOU VE GOT t h e E O G E .. Make your own shopping te st... compare Food Mart's sale prices... you'll go home with a bigger fire near Sailer’s Pond, Lydall St.' (Eighth District). bundleof groceries for less money anyday of the week you choose to shop. Moresale items ... Monday, 11:30 p.m. — Because we put more items on sale everyday of the week! See Leaves on fire at N. Elm and WALDBAUM'S Hollister Sts. (Eighth' 1why more people are switching and realizing that Food Mart is more savings at Food Mart! District). Tuesday, 2:23 a.m. — really worth going out of your way for! Gasoline washdown at YOU CAN "PICK YOUR OWN" PRODUCE AT FOOD MART! TAKE WHAT YOU NEED. WALDBAUM'S N.Y. STYLE DELI! Highland and Wyllys Sts. o o d M a r t J - s / ' (Town). F EVERY TENDER MORSEL OF FOOD M ART FINE MEA TS UNCONDITIONALL Y GUARANTEED. Tuesday, 10:29 a.m. — / INDIAN RIVER Formula 73 ROAST Water leak at Parkade laun­ California "Sunkist" Fancy - Snow White Ham And Isolated dry; no fire (Town). U.S.D.A. CHOICt U.S.D.A. CHOICE SEEDLESS Soy Protein P ro m o te d Tuesday, 11 p.m. — Brush FRESH VALENCIA Product FRESHLY SLICED fire near Sailer’s Pond off W hile Deborah K. Adams has Parker St. (Eighth District). MUSHROOMS Bottom Round ORANGES been promoted to manager Tuesday, 11:15 p.m. — London Broil Grapefruit s i i S 9 9 2 9 QUART BOX of the State Capitol office Brush fire at rear of 110 Tracy SHOULDER Lunch Box Treat N* Dr. (Eighth District). of Hartford National Bank Today, 12:31 a.m. — Leaves ROAST and Trust Co., Hartford. on fire at Spruce and Bissell CHEDDAR CHEESE lb ♦1.89 A graduate of Sts., Box. 54 (Town). $ 1 ' DOZ. E D R ^ l a Colby-Sawyer College, (the Today, 11:04 a.m. — Truck f 4 B O MUENSTER CHEESE B ♦1.79 former Colby Junior U.S.D.A. CHOICE fire on Lydail St. (Town). NOVA SCOTIA HAND College) in New U.S. FANCY-NATIVE (MASS.) - 2'/." MIN. LOX SA LE OR ALASKAN SLICED Tolland County LB. 4 LB. Farmer Brown's FRESH Crisp California LB ♦1.49 Hampshire, Ms. Adams 1 U.S.D.A. CHOICE BAG Monday, 9:20 a.m. — Macintosh A|;>ples 79* U .S.D .A. CHOICE Fresh Washed CALIFORNIA joined Hartford National’s Tolland Fire Department and U.S. FANCY-NATIVE (MASS.) • 2'/«" MIN. BEEF BOLOGNA ♦1.29 commercial loan depart­ BONELESS CHUCK STEAK UNDERBLADE BONELESS UNDERBLADE Romaine Rescue Squad to automobile POTATO-MACARONI ment in 1963. Since that accident on Interstate 86, Exit Red Delicious Apples 3lbs 59^ SALADS OR COLE SLAW LB 4 9 « TOP CHUCK STEAK CHOICE BONELESS Spinach Broccoli time she has held positions 99. GEM DANDY FRANKS " J 79c CHUCK ROAST Ly.29 FRESH Lettuce P&P-LUNCHEON in the marketing, cor­ Monday, 2:27 p.m. — Grass 10 OZ. Cello Pkg. Extra Large Bunch GEM LO AVES VEAL-OLIVE LB 9 9 « LB 99c SLICED BEEF LIVERI PEELED 8 DEVEINED BACK RUMP ROAST CHOIC^ LB $1.49 fire off Rt. 30, Vernon. GEM SLICED BOLOGNA ' Florida Eggplant 3 lb* 1. LARGE HEADS porate banking, commer­ Monday, 2:33 p.m. — Brush cial banking and personal FENWAY BEEF FRANKS $1.19 ITALIAN SAUSAGE PERRI HOT OR SWEET BOTTOM ROUND STEAK CH(5c*E LB $1.79 Fresh Yams U.S. NO. 1 5 lBS*1. CARANDO PEPPERONI L8 ♦1.19 fire off Rhodes Rd., Toiland. GEM SMOKED banking departments. (WHERE FRESH Ms. Adams is a member Monday, 2:45 p.m. —-^rush FENWAY BEEF KINGS DAISY ROLL ROUND CUBE STEAK CH O Icl LB $1.79 AVAILABLE) for $1.29 PORK SHOULDER ROAST CANADIAN 1 0 « Pkgs.* 1 - 4 9 « HOT" BAGELS 1 2 9 9 ^ fire at Anthony and Rhodes 6 OZ. PKG. Yellow Turnip mm 3 F o fla of the Greater Hartford BOLOGNAP4POUVE Rds., Toiland. V^FOOD CLUB SLICED BACON $1.59 FOOD CLUB COLD CUTS LUNCHEON & BREADED VEAL PATTIES OUR BEST LB. 6 9 ^ Chamber of Commerce. Monday, 11:10 p.m. — Car COOKED SALAMI 3 She is active in the Colby- , fire on Meriine Dr., Vernon. Sawyer College Alumnae Tuesday, 1:43 p.m. — Woods k J Association and the fire off Anthony Rd., Toliand. Layer Volunteer 51 Club for Tuesday, 2:09 p.m.— Woods Waldorf CAIN'S TOMATO SPAGHETTI fire, S. River Rd., Tolland. PILLSBURY sightless and partially Tuesday, 2:11 p.m. — Woods Cake M ixes Mayonnaise PASTE sighted people. fire, Wohlbridge Rd., Tolland. Toilet Tissue FOOD CLUB - A jJ . VAR. QUART JAR FOOD CLUB - 6 OZ. CAN Tuesday, 3:46 p.m. — Woods 5 LB. BAG - REGULAR ASSORTED OR WHITE fire, Baid Hili Rd., Tolland. State DPI unit Tuesday, 3:54 p.m. — Woods 18', OZ. fire. Box Mountain Rd., Ver­ PKG. taps Robinson non. Tuesday, 9:06 p.m. — Car Raymond Robinson, fire, Rt. 83, Ellington. editor-publisher of The Herald, has been elected South Windsor CAT 4 LB. PKG. FOOD so COUNT FOOD CLUB 7.3 OZ. PKG. 7 0 / % 7 0Z . 48 OUNCE BOTTLE to the board of directors of Tuesday, 10:52 a.m. — COUNT DURKEE SNOFLAKE FOOD ALL VARIETIES $1.49 Crisco Oil $1.89 Baggies BAGS PKG. 79c Pop Corn Lipton Tea Bags $1.29 Instant Cocoa 1 LB. CAN F rostinos cr< ALL FLAVORS f 9 C ' Coconut PKG. 59c Friskies BETTY CROCKER ^ the UPI (United Press Brush fire at dead end on BURGERS WHOLE KERNEL PILLSBURY PRINCE O R / ^ FLAKO Farmstead Dr. a 11 OZ. PKG. 36 OZ. PKG. International) Newspapers Corn MONTE OR CREAM STYLE 13.7 0 2 . PKG. Shells & CheddarzTV OZ. PKG.fcVW Pie Crust Mix 35c Ken’l Ration $1.19 Cat Food Z kin’' 5 $1. Sandwich BagsoLAD c<^^nt65c Layer Cake Mixes'®Aim„?«59c Hot Roll Mix 59c Association of Connecticut. Pink-Pineopple' O O /^ PILLSBURY PROGRESSO lOOOZ. BETTY CROCKER 7 0 ^ PKG. 40 OUNCE PACKAGE President of the associa­ DOLE Grapefruit O w w an 11 OZ. PKG. 8 OUNCE PKG. W w V Blue Borateem $1.49 Cloroxn 89c Fruit Drinks Fruit Cocktail auB ^ ° 59c Napkins''fZ" 59c Date Bar Mix I4 .5 0 Z . PKG. ff % 7 C Pie Crust Mix 35c Bread Crumbs OLD ENGLISH All Flavors Cut or French Style \ tion is Richard Hartford, FOOD CLUB ASST. TOWELS RQ/% 9 0 Z . Reg. or Lemon 7 0 / ^ 4B OZ. Bottle f W W publisher of the Milford GAYLORD ’can 180UNCE JAR Handi-Wipes lOCOUNTPKG. W W W Furniture Polish BOTTLE 69c Octagon Liquid Hawaiian Punch Tomatoes 45c Meow Mix PURINA ?K G $1.39 Green Beans MC Grape Jam 59c LENTIL OR MINESTRONE All Varieties Zhi-Spcg.-Thin Spag. or Elbows Citizen. Other officers are RAGU 21 02. FOOD CLUB LYS0L-24OZ. R R /^ 20 OZ FOOD CLUB 7 0 / ^ 32 0Z . JAR f W W vice president Irving Krav- Cooking Sauce ITALIAN JAR Preserves STRAWBERRY 79c 16 OUNCE JAR 59c Bowl Cleaner PLASTIC BOTTLE W W W Progresso Soup CAN 39c Salad Dressing Lovin’ Spoonfuls 3’’c^ $1. Pasta Romana Grape Jelly sow, managing editor of the Hartford Courant, and FACIAL Noodle Chicken secretary-treasurer John Tolland Silver Floss PEANUT CONFECTIONERY TOMATO SPAGHETTI Inst. Mashed POLANER'S SWEET Reilly, editor of The Hdur TISSUE Soup SAUCE Noodle Soup of Norwalk. election VANITY FAIR K raut BUTTESi SUGAR JUICE Potatoes PRESERVES N' LOW Other members of the UPTON - 4 OZ. PKG. AUNT MILLIE'S FoodClub-IOVzoz.Can 134 COUNT PKG. - 3 PLY 27 OUNCE CAN PLANTERS DOMINO - 1 LB. PKG. DEL MONTE PEPPER w/ONlON - PEPPER w.'MUSHROOM French's Country Style APRICOT 8 WILD STRAWBERRY SUGAR SUBSTITUTE board of director include PEPPER w/SAUSAGE Christopher Powell, tight too 18 OZ. C managing editor of the s i l 1 C 28 OZ. COUNT m S p K G ^ Iu CANS B n Pffe. JAR ^ CANS9 W8 h^ 3 * ^ J Journal-Inquirer, . Man­ BARBARA RICHMOND 4 3 * ^ PKG, V chester. Herald Reporter All Varieties 3 TOPCO WASH CYCLE ^ BOTTLE As in most towns, the Food Club Catsup 69c La Choy Noodles SOLID 5 0 Z. 4 C FLAVORED 49c Kal Kan Cat Food 5 c a n s $1. Instant Ralston 18 OUNCE PKG. 49c 46 OZ vote was close in Tolland. KRAFT MIRACLE MUELLER S ^ Larson Veg-AII 29c Ainivick AIR FRESHENER PKG. 39c Bread Crumbs 24 OZ. CAN 69c Fabric Softener BOTTLE “ w W LEMON - ASSORTED S SPEARMINT The Democrats managed French Dressing BOTTLE 49c Egg Noodles RONZONI Gets training S' 45c 22 OUNCE PACKAGE BETTY CROCKER THIN SPAG. 4 C FLAVORED to keep control of the KRAFT Coffee Mate ’’^aT $1.49 Ralston 49c 16 OUNCE PKG. 11 OZ. PKG. 35c Spaghetti OR ELBOWS 39c Bread Crumbs 15 0 Z .C A N 49c Friskies FOOD VARIETIES 5 CANS $1. PILLSBURY HUNGRY JACK Pie Crust Mix Anthony D. Valentino of Board of Selectmen while Betty Crocker - All Varieties ALL VARIETIES French Dressing BOTTLE 49c Mayonnaise KRAFT 16 OUNCE JAR WISHBONE the Edward Cebry in­ voters chose to swing the 69c w/T rigger BOTTLE I6 0 Z . 5V, OZ. Glass Plus 79c Mashed Potatoes X 69c 13 OUNCE CAN PKG. CANS surance firm In Vernon Board of Education to Evap. Milk PET 27c Dressing ITALIAN BOTTLE 79c Hamburger Helper 59c Skippy Dog Food 4 $1. recently attended a sales Republicans. training school at the home "rhe Planning and Zoning k Pillsbury LIBBY'S Ken'I Ration Windshield MIGHTY office of Aid Association Comiriission and the ROYAL GAYLA TOILEI ZAREX GRAPE GLAD for Lutherans, Appleton, Zoning Board of Appeals Bread Mixes Dog Fopd Washer GELATIN Wis. also maintained a CRANBERRY BANANA APRICOT NUT SYRUP JELLY WRAP SOPA BETTY CROCKER DATE NUT CHERRY NUT BLUEBERRY NUT 15 O Z . Can - 6 Pack AAL is a fraternal life Democratic majority. DEEP BROWN OR MOLASSES Topco Gal.Plastic Jug ALL FLAVORS All Flavors-Reg. or Diet ALL FLAVORS SMUCKER'S 200 FOOT ROLL and health insurance socie­ Democrats elected to the 1 4 ', O Z , 22 ' ,1 OZOZ. ty with more than one Board of Selectmen were: PKG •PKG. C R C A c ■-I.OS PKGS. ^ t m . * million members Kevin J. Cavanagh, 1,218; throughout the nation. Norman D. Edmonds, 1,- 3 Valentino is a member of LOG CABIN COUNTRY KITCHEN 156; Carole Gordon, 1,088; V.LUD JUMBO ASSOKItu Trinity Lutheran Church, and Robert Noonan, 1,095. Skippy NUC^TS 33 OUNCE PKG. FOOD CLUB 99c Pancake Syrup I60UNCE JAR DOG 15V>OZ.C 99c Tomato Juice 6 - PACK 69c Pancake Mix 32 OUNCE PKG. 'p a c k a g e Rockville and lives in Staf­ The three Republicans FOOD CLUB 49c Cremora Strong Heart W iCANS$1 . Scott Napkins 49c FRIEND'S Yellow Peo MinesIrone-Beol Veg. Chicken Veg.-Tom.,'Mac^Beef ford Springs. elected were: Stewart R. TQPCREST 100 500 COUNT PKG. Mac. & Cheese ( TOPCO AUTOMATIC 35 OZ ALCOA C Q ^ Joslin, 1,070; Lyle Thorpe, 25c Paper Plates WHITE 6" COUNT DISHWASHER PKG. 69c Detergent 69c Baked Pea Beans 59c Heavy Duty Foil 25'ROLL W W l# $2.99 Habitant Soups 4 'cans $1. 1,050; and Howard Sweet n’ Low Wolfanger, 1,094 votes. Public Clifford Williams, the only THE FRESHEST DAIRY FOODS IN THE LAND! GREAT SELECTION OF FROZEN FOODS! defeated candidate and a records Republican, received 1,039 FOOD CLUB SAVE OVER votes. Cavanagh and Joslin Mrs. Filbert's ORANGE COURSE Warranty deeds were re-elected. JENO'S Anna A. Widham to Elected automatically to LOW FAT 40% OH FIHE Richard A. Gouin, property four-year terms on the M argarine JUICE PIZZA DOUGH at 31 Santina Dr., $39,700. H’8 1775. Thlrtewi KITCHEN WINDOW SWANSON Board of Education were colonies ere reedy (0 100% FLORIDA CITRUS MILK Richard H. and Charlotte declare their independ< 24 OZ. PKG. - 12 PACK TURKEY OR CHICKEN Susan Koffman and 1 LB. PKG. - DUARTERS '/, GALLON CARTON PKG. OF 3 • 1 LB. LOAVES PORCELAIH ence from England. Tha QUART CARTON A. Wemmell to Theodore Frederick Prose Jr., nexl eight yeers are wer> lorn and bloody, but STAMPS SPECIAL D. and Donna Marie F. Republicans and Carol finalty—a free United SAVINGS PLAN^ Delude, property at 17 1 \' SlatesStates Of America. of America. CHIHA ONLY 20 PIECE SET Butterworth and Kathryn » 1 . Bond St., $38,000. Kusmin, Democrats. 4 3 " CARTONS m i V . Heret How It Works: Dennis E. arid*Germaine Elected to a two-year L. Frechette to Herman M. With each S3.00 purchase yau are entitled to buy 99* '29.70 plus tax term on the schdol board one china stomp tor 99c. A S6.00 purchose entitles WITH EACH Frechette and Albert R. BORDEN CHEESE KISSES MILDORTANGY 69c HOWARD JOHNSON TOASTIES t o z p k g 39c Available in 4 Patterns STOUFFER’S CUPCAKES o\"roo,'p‘’kt 69c. you to buy two stomps, etc. Fill the Saver Cord with $3 00 PURCHASE was Republican Henry A. 4 PLAIH A ll VARIETIES ■ 17 OZ. PKG. TWILIGHT ROSE • SEPIA ROSE Martin, trustees, property 30 stomps and Food Mart will present you with a 100% FLORIDA GOLDEN BAND BLUE GARLAND LaFontaine in a 1,142 to 1,- 7 6 % • SLICED SWISS CHEESE INDIVIDUAL PKG. 93c boxed 20 piece service for four of Johann Hovilond TOP FROST ORANGE JUICE i6oz can 49c PEPPERIDGE FARM LAYER CAKES $1.09 at 11 Tanner St., $40,000. 049 vote over his Relive our Revolutionary War with these lifelike figures of the “Men of 76” . SPREAn YOGURT China. Acquire two sets for o Service for eight. Your Set Includes .Marriage licenses Stage the batlle of Valley Forge, ride with Paul Revere, fire “the shot heard FOOD CLUB AMERICAN HOFFMAN CHEESE & SALAMI P°i 89c Three sets for service for twelve, etc. 4 DINNER PLATES • 4 SAUCERS DISH SALE STARTS Democratic opponent 'round the world” at Concord. BREAKSTONE BIRDS EYE CUT CORN OR PEAS 3 PKSi89c 4 CUPS - 4 DESSERT DISHES MON,, SEPT. 8 Edward Albert Tatro, WHITE OR YELLOW 1 A O l ikJ<*C /*! ID SARA LEE POUND CAKE "c' ho?" " 99c William Dowd. 10 uurtcc LUr START YOUR SET TODAY! 4 BREAD'S BUTTER PLATES SALE ENDS JAN. 3. 1976 Stamfprd, and Nancy Lee SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER! SWISS KNIGHT GRUYERE 6 OUNCE PKG. 65c Incumbent Edith Knight MORTON’S MINI DONUTS to ounce pkg 6 9 c MATLAWS STUFFED CLAMS "6°pack° 79c Hill, Greenwich, Nov. 8. Set fl1 Includes Wsshfngton, s WEIGHT WATCHERS PKG. OF TWO I LB.LOAVES with 1,177 votes and incum­ Minuleman, a Blu6coal. and a PACKAGE (2.'fl OZ. CUPS) 1 % LB. A Q |* Edward Paul Churilla, while horse. The entire collection SOFT MARGARINE 59c 3 3 ° RHODES FRENCH BREAD DOUGH 69c bent Lee Schulmeister with Add to the fun with the flags, SQUASH OR TURNIPS b ir d s POLY BAG gstas. and Jails ol your own Is authentically reproduced, with Bolton, and Karen Jane 1,114 votes, both Fori Liberty, whidt lUll be on moveable, interchsogeeble parts. Galvin, 33 Auburn Rd.,. Democrats were elected to sale throughout the 10-week They’re not or>ly fun, but a great program. HEALTH AND BEAUTY AIDS FOR THEEAMIL Y! p r h Y r - •T 1 .Nov. 21, St. Bridget way to learn our nation's Nstoryi 100 Count Bonus Box ^ . ------four-year terms on the. B|l 15'off h i 10' off ^ 10' off «2.00 off Church. Planning and Zoning Com- CURAD STRIPS TRANSPARENT 59c 20' off 20' off ' II l | ON A 12 OZ. PKG. THIS COUPON WORTH $2.00 TOWARD Carlos Sales and Joanne Unim X X f ! Right Guard ALKA II ON ANY TWO JARS ON A 24 OZ. PKG. ' mission. ON A 2 LB. VACUUM CAN 6'/, OZ. CANS II PURCHASE OF A , Billotta, both Hartford. l c r ‘ ALLEREST TABLETS COUNT 99c II HAVILAND SERVING PIAHER Other Democrats elected Deodorant SELTZER Maxwell House II Polaners Jellies II Post !! TOTAL Richard Allan Botti, 294 UNITS «2 THRU m o - 9 9 c TABBY REG. DISCOUNT PRICE- $10.99 X°hCo^"po" to that commission were SKIN BRACER 4 OZ.^OTTLE 89c 36 COUNT PKG. II II Bush Hill Rd., and Hope William Swanback to a 4 OZ. BRONZE CAN COFFEE or Preserves Grapenuts CEREAL COUPON SAVINGS - $2.00 99 ¥ -V 4E-V ■¥■-V-V-V V--V 4^ TOOTHPASTE FLUORKJE* TUb\ 39c TREATS II II II Ann Herzog, 513 Bush HUD ALL GRINDS If WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOO WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD two-year term to fill a Listarine Antiseptic | | WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD i | WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD |i | WITH TTHIS H ^ CCOUPON O U f^ ^ AT FOOO | | w n ' MART. 0 0 0 0 THRU SAT., 5IOV. 6. i B d A !* MART.0000THRUSAT..NOV.8. MART. GOOD THRU SA T., NOV. 8 Rd., Nov. 15, Church of the vacancy and Dennis Davey I ” MART. GOOD THRU SAT.,^NOV. 8. mMnMART. I . \iwwwGOOD THRUI n n v S A■ T., .^ i»OV. i 8. LIMIT ONE PLATTER • ONE COU- m P i m W WEEK OFFER IHCLUOES FREE IS-PACE FULL COLOR HISTORY BOOKLET! MOUTHWASH 33 OZ. BOTTLE LIMIT TWO JARS • ONE bOUPON i i LIMIT ONE PKO. ■ ONE tOUPON, ^ J ^PDN PER FAMILY. Assumption. PER FAMILY. w J^ P E R FAMILY, who was automatically COUPON PER FAMILY, « — _ _ _ „ J L Russell William Craw­ elected to a two-year term. ford, Somers, and Defeated Republicans In fairness to our customers, we reserve the right to limit soles to 3 packages of ony item except where otherwise noted. Items offered for Sole not ovailabte in cose lots or to other retail deolers or wholesalers. Christine Ann Marchisello, were Wesley Thouin, Peter In fairness to our customers, we reserve the right to limit soles to 3 packages of any item except where otherwise noted. Items offered for sole not available in cose lots or to other retail dealers or wholesalers. Enfield, Nov. 22, American Tracv. and Douglas Prior • M im nar VM M imi/r MANCHESTER PARKADE prices effective in anchester WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE Legion Hall. aaaaiA uroTra nenirAnR M ’ ^ (, » L- PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER E ^N IW g'HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., Nov. 5, 1975 applying for benefits on her own with the expenses of my treatment. •tf'' [life. work record, she should take her But I don’t have any other health in­ Social Security questions and answers Social Security number, too. surance and it’s hard for irie to pay —. Firms use photos for office decor A. My husband, who’s 57, has for the things that Medicare doesn’t „ an exposition. Photography play our works and kidney failure. He’s going to a Social cover. Is there some place I can get NEW YORK (UPI) - In the past, business Although more mural called Art Placement Ser- f^j. Environments, to dis- Q. I get Social Security disability benefits will continue while you test Social Security nupailer; how do I get Q. Since my wife and I both will philosophy,” she said. Security office next week to apply for financial help? , Photography as an art usually turned to the photography than painting vices. Ltd., to take advan­ checks and I’ve been thinking of your ability to work for up to nine one? reach 65 early in 1976, we plan to app­ Medicare. If he’s eligible, will our A. In some states, there are agen­ form instead of a painter and the sculptor for is used in offices, in the tage of the trend. taking a part-time job to see if I can months. If it is determined that you ly for retirement benefits next promotional tool is starting purely artistic decoration past no matter how much A. You can get information about children and I also be eligible? cies that, under certain conditions, work. My next door neighbor offered, are able to engage in substantial month. What papers should we take Business to make headway in office and will continue to do so. of an artist the She has obtained a con­ •;-TASTE THE DIFFERENCE. WITH;:; applying for a, Social Security A. No. Not unless you, too, have help with some of the medical t;.A FREE SAMPLE FOR EVERYONE>> me a job in his business. If I take it, gainful Work, your benefits will con­ with us to the Social Security office? and the consumer decoration. It is done for reasons of photographer was, he was tract to provide permanent :;:OF OUR FRESH, PURE SWEET.X number by calling or writing any permanent Wdney failure. Under the expenses that Medicare does not would my disability payments stop as tinue for three additional months A. You should take your Social Mobil Oil Corp. has in­ prestige, because of the more, or less restricted to art photography instead of AND NATURAL APPLE CIDER at Sociai Security office. Since you’ve kidney disease provision of the law, 'cover. Some states have kidney com­ soon as I start to work. before being stopped. Be sure to Security card or a record of your cluded in several of its of­ personal ar(.istic interests the commercial approach paintings to hang all over Probate Court is open for never had a number before, you may only the person with permanent missions that help people who need conferences with the A. Not necessarily. If you return to notify a Social Security office if you Social Security number, proof of your fices in various cities art of the corporation’s head — pictures designed to i^ll the Medical Center at FERRANDd’S $ be asked to prove your age, identity, kidney failure is eligible for ' assistance in meeting expends of Area firm judge from 6:30.P.M. to 8 work while you are still disabled, you do go to work. age and your wife’s age (preferably a photographs having and, sometimes, as in the products or improve the Portsmouth, N.H., and ORCHARDS $ and citizenship. You should apply for birth or baptismal certificate made Medicare. kidney dialysis and transplant ser- P.M. on Thursday nights. may be eligible for a trial work sells rights nothing in particular to do case of David Rockefeller company’s image. another to decorate. the Night telephone number: BIRCH MT. ROAD Q.^ plan to work from Dec. 1 until a number several weeks before you Q. I have Medicare coverage under vices. Every state has a Medicaid 3 M IIgs Beyond period. This means disability at or shortly after birth), and your with the oil business. and New York’s Chase “Now suddenly the door large offices of Peat, about mid-January. I’ve never had a actually need it. the kidney disease provision of the program that helps pay medical 649-0445. Vito’s Restaurant X marriage certificate. If your wife is to 3-M Co. Squibb Intert^ational and Manhattan Bank, as a is opening to the camera Marwick & Mitchell, the l ‘* [ i 1 law, and it’s really been a big help expenses'in cases of financial need. GLASTONBURY some other firms also have sophisticated program of artist for decorating accounting firm, at Hart­ William E. FitzGerald Sm H» 04ef Wt h Optratioii ttiii W idienliN ;.;C rij|i, M q Orchard Freeh: Me Moeh. C or6im t:;: used non-promotional art investing in works likely to buildings,” says Evelyn ford, Conn. “We have some Judge of Probate ■I^ind. Maconn Iq ila t! 1 Mm tl James McClintick, 3-M Printing Products Division photographs for decora­ appreciate greatly in Silbergeld, a photographer other deals in the works tion. value. who has formed a firm and currently are holding ^ J g V ) \ , vice president, and Howard Fromson, presi­ 1 T dent of Ano-Coil Corp., have announced signing of Business a licensing agreement giving 3-M the rights to and the consumer make, use and sell From- son’s patented anodized All aluminum lithographic Finest Purpose printing plates. SUPERMARKETS Richmond ' Tide uundr, Fln^ 3-M is the la rg e s t © producer of pre-sensitized FadaTissue Detergent Apple Juice Enriched Flour lithographic plates in the U.S. and is a major producer in the worldwide 0 printing plate market. Since its introduction, DO-iT-Toumr E a r o a r 49 oz half 5 lb Fromson’s patented COME IN & PICK UP A COPY OF ? one quart bottle boxes Pkg gal bag process for anodized aluminum printing plates OUR BIG DO-IT-YOURSELF SALE I Welch’s has rapidly expanded Tomato Juice throughout the world in the FLYER FOR MORE TERRIFIC HOME I M With This Coupon & Purchase $5 or More field of commercial prin­ g i Limit One. Valid Thru Nov. 8. 1975. H-689 r^ S ting. The Fromson plate, CARE & REPAIR VALUES! Fresh Whole which had been exclusively dWCK WAGONS ROU produced by his RockVille- based firm, Ano-Coil, Joins firm Bumble Bee Tunal provides a new and im­ SALE NOW thru NOVEMBER 151 proved photographic prin­ Randall W. Glenney of Solid ting plate that is highly Manchester has joined White 0 Is resistant to abrasion, cor­ Connecticut Mutual Life’s ||g In Oil rosion, and processes 4’x 8’ particle board data processing division as copy with extreme fidelity. a programmer/analyst. *Gre:it for counter tops, game I jwi With This Coupon & Purchase $5 or More Fromson, who holds boards, undartayment, more A graduate of Bates I ^ Limit One. Valid Thru Nov. 8, 1975. H-695 rFi5 more than 100 U.S. and *High density sheets won’t College and the Computer foreign patents, said other split, crack or delaminate Processing Institute in lb licenses and customers of East Hartford, Glenney Ano-Coil include S.D. 2”x 3”x 8’ studs was a programming in­ I Warren Division of Scott ■ ' Kiln Dried - structor at the Institute for Hawaiian Punch Paper; Fuji Photo Film Construction Grade two and a half years. He Split or ^ ^ Lt. of Tokyo, Japan; E.I. r lives at 48 Grove St. DuPont, and Rogers Corp. 46 oz I c Cut-up lb ! « Red can He said he is negotiating Schroll heads licensing agreements for the process with com­ With This Coupon & Purchase $5 or More Mr. Dell Favorites! trucking unit Limit One Valid Thru Nov. 8, 1975. H-693 panies in other parts of the ' each world. gypsum wallboard Frank C. Schroll, presi­ .Cooked Ham Ano-Coil, established by. dent of Schroll Transporta­ Fromson in 1959, is the «Economical covering lor tion, an East Hartford- Domestic interior walls & ceilings J 1 6 0 Z Q Q C Boneless Chicken Sliced largest single independent •Fire retardant sheets are based refrigerated carrier, C o r n W hole K e r n e l...... • t cans w V source of anodized A] easy to cut & install was elected president of 4 i 6 o z q Q ( To Order __ lithographic printing plate the Motor Transport Mixed Vegetables Finast * t cans 9 9 lb 4’X 8’ J 1 6 0 Z Q Q C Beef Roasts Quarters base in the U.S., supplying Association of Connecticut Sliced Beets Finast' . .. cans 9 9 many millions of square sheathing plywood at the association’s annual Bottom Round Breast Roast Beef...... Tb"99* feet per year. • Really rugged sheets (or do-it- meeting recently at or Shoulder Potato Salad Cole Slaw. ,b39* 59 [With Wing yourself fix-ups indoors or out Glastonbury. 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Caldor • Proven performance...5 year war­ Smoked Shoulder Water Added 6:01 of paneling accessones ranty (UL. HUD. FHA approvedi Association of Connecticut . 8 oz Available'Only In Stores With In-Store Bake Shops has opened its 35th store — s-teiv c°eaner . a a Mr. Muscle 87* g Prime Brand and prefinished mouldings is a non-profit, non­ .a a a pkg a 90,000 square-foot unit in political trade association Waldorf " S r ...... 69* ^ Italian Sausage Pork Seafood Favorite! Yonkers, New York. It is of truck and bus firms . . . . . N oodle a a a COH pkg the third store to be opened Upton Souppingl? 39* U regular l' M« together with suppliers ...C 8 o.. z d J Veal Cutlets for Scallopini this year by the discount 4 9 .9 9 Jiffy Corn Muffin M ix W pkgsA'/t 1 Whiting allied with the industry. OZ.00 u department store chain. or Shoulder . .. . 3 2 .9 9 Organized 1920, the Veal Rib Chops Chops Caldor, Inc., listed on the association is affiliated . 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'UW A im Toothoasto lube ..'•I'" month, including 370 from •50‘ coil...Reg. 4.99 Now 3 , 9 9 1 leaders. * ■White or Colored 12 oz pkg woodgrain face. Pampers Toddlers Diapers ■ ”,^n 12 1.29.29 Tootnpasio its Rochester-area payroll. • 100’ coil Reg 9.49 Now 7 a 9 9 [ The UConn School of Xerox officials said the In Brown or Ivory 'Lim it 10 per, C h o c o la te ...... ctn customer. •250' c o il Reg. 17 99 now1 4 .9 9 Business Administration, Nestles Quik 1.69 Preli Shampoo...... fuSn.27 cuts were part of an effort in cooperation with the . to bolster sagging profits. Upton Tea Bags...... ?S81.29 Miss Breck Hair Spray ... ca°n7 9 « 7% oz • Sand Finish Paint Latex Texture Paint Connecticut Business and i and Cheese - 1,00 Q-tips Cotton Swabs...... u§69* Hourly workers, sales and Industry Association Macaroni Kraft 4 pkgs service representatives • Unique white letex-bese pelnl •Add 3-dlmenslonal scrolls, swirls, 12 0ZOQC ^ r s * lvee rough etucco-llke finlen and texture as you paint with (CBIA) has launched an Mueller Noodles pkg Vaseline Petroleum Jelly 9 were not affected by the Sreel on old walle; fllle crecke any ordinary brush exchange program which Medium Eggs cutbacks. end Imperfecllone ae you paint •In easy cleaning white brings top executives from Finast Cottage Cheese seaitest...... ’dn59 The other 130 employes SAVE SAVE some of Connecticut’s Finast Buttermilk Biscuits ScinM.OO will be dismissed from 11 $2 Fresh *2 . stainless steel leading firms to campus other Xerox locations 19”x17" marble I 25”x19” marble for a week of discussions. Grapefruit Juice RiverR*e"...... Sai59* throughout the country. kitchen sinks 30” ductless Proof I Pays To Shop For Quality Produce The Finast Way! •Sall-rimming sinks are range hood Under terms of the doz M azda Margarinecom o"i ;JS69* Xerox has now dftmissed Docorativaly atylad lor taay to Inalall yoursall •Oat rid ol amoka A program, according to 6 9 * more than 3,000 workers in small bathe or powdor •Heavy giugs sUlniMt odoft, quidily t alllcl- Golden Ripe room s ftaol wonM rust of antly. Dean Ronald Patten of the Moproe County since last Molded marble top 5 chlp...atayt shiny arlth •With Ian, llllara A School of Business Ad­ mar-ratlstani white HUM cara (Faucot axira) convanlanl atorir IlghI Frozen Food Values from Finast! December, reducing its woodgrein base cabl- Single bowl-2S"x22” •In choke ol Copyiar, ministration, the visiting Yellow Bananas Baked Fresh the Finast Wayl total area employment to net. *150 Faucet extra Avocado or Haneal Qold leader meets not only with Finast Frozen about 13,700. It has about business students, but with Round Top 53,000 workers nationwide. faculty members and i f i business, marketing and Favorite Orange Juice .33"x22"Doublabo«ll8 i finance clubs as well. They for Snacks White Bread slnkrtg.32.99. 26.99 conduct seminars and or Lunch Boxes Ten Hardee’s meet informally with 2 » 2 0 ' students. A n I i-k«« McIntosh or Cortland to be closed M p p ie S US No. 1-2% Inch Minimum 9 tl^ k 1 .3 9 Finast 20 oz PINE AND CENTER ^ S . Florida Navel UrangeSExIra Urge Size 64. . . 9for1.00 Rich In Fresh Ivs Keynote speaker Vitamin C ROCKY MOUNT, N.C. MANCHESTER Grapefruit Florida Avocados size ea39* S * 1 (UPI) — Five Hardee’s Open 5 Nights A Weak • Mon.-FrI. 8 A.M. - 9 P.M. William M. Ellinghails, restaurants in Detroit and C R O S sm m s Sat. 8 A.M. - 9:30 P.M. president of the New York TomatoesW ...... 'pkg'69* OSChicken five others in northeastern Florida r O l r l© 0 and Turkey .4X89* Cracked Wheat Bread 2 1« 89* Telephone Co. and im­ Indian River CucumberSdree® ...... 2 io r2 5 states will be closed soon, evans PRooucTscompnnYl mediate past chairman of Extra'Large Lambrecht Pizza Pak ,."X89* English Muffins.. . . 3 T 1.00 Hardee’s Food Systems the Municipal Assistance Size 27 Yellow T u rn ip ...... 'xIO* 16 0 Z A A * Bakery lte.ms Available Tues Thru Sat. Only Inc. has announced. ' 5 89* Cheese Ravioli Louise . . pkg 9 W Corp., will be the keynote 4!4 oz Nine of the units speaker at the annual gscgggso: Cool Whip^^y? ...... 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PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Nov: 5, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Wed., Nov. 5, 1975 - PAGE TWENTY-FIVE The Polish American Citizens’ Club of Rockville -' dealing with erosion problems in urbaniz^ areas. awarded $100 scholarships to Karen S. Kolanko and Lynn She is. presently assisting in the Writing of an en­ Denis Lambert, Anne Orlowski. vironmental impact study for a road construction project Reid again takes Hebron The scholarships, given in cooperation with the club’s in Green Bay, Wisconsin. After graduation she hopes to auxiliary, date from 1961. To date, 35 have been awarded pursue a career in planning or to attend graduate school master councilor to sons or daughters of club members. in the field of landscape architecture. . By EVELYN CROSTON Awards are given on the baSis of scholastic^achieve- Miss Orlowski is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis 228-9561 ' ment, leadership and need. Orlowski of 67 Keeney St., Manchester. She attended Ellington Also: Francis Lively, Rockville club Democratic First Selectman Miss Kolanko is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Keeney St. School Assumption Junior High and was a Aaron “Steve” Reid won an easy vic­ Denis Lambert, son of standard bearer; Peter Kolanko of 34 Fox Hill Dr., Rockville. She is a 1972 1973 graduate of East Catholic High. Johnson, first preceptor; gives scholarships tory over Republican Michael Mr. and Mrs. Charles 0. graduate of Rockville High School where she was a high She received the Betty Crocker Homemaker’s Award Biskupiak Tuesday, running ahead by Lambert of 8 Hemlock Dr., Kurt Ehrhardt, second honor student, editor of the yearbook, member of the while in high school as well as a scholarship frmp the preceptor; Ralph DeFeo, 181 votes. Vernon, was installed as Leaders Club, Student Government Club and the Girls’ Manchester Scholarship Association. Reid polled 835 to Biskupiak’s 654 master councilor of third preceptor; Ronald Athletic Association. She is a recent graduate, with high honors, from West­ to win a fourth term. Fayette Chapter, Order of Griffith, fifth preceptor; She is now a senior at the University of Wisconsin Chris Graf, sixth precep­ brook College, Portland, Maine. She was on the dean’s Democrat Cynthia G. Wilson polled DeMolay, Saturday at the majoring in Environmental Sciences and Regional Plan­ 752 votes to become the first woman Masonic Temple, tor; David Sweeney, ning. She has been on the dean’s list for the p ^ t three list for four semesters, is a registered dental hygienist and is now a junior at the University of Rhode Island to serve on the Board of Selectmen. Ellington. seventh preceptor; Robert years and this past summer she received a National working toward a BA degree in dental hygiene. She is a Republican Arthur Pinney Jr. L am bert is a sta te Klukas, sentinal. Science Foundation grant to work on a soils project member of*the university’s sailing club and team. received 736 votes. He will be the steward of Connecticut third board member. State Chapter Order of On a warm fall day 62.5 per cent, DeMolay. He is an Eagle 1,489, of the eligible 2,450 voters Scout in Troop &7 of East turned out. Hartford where he is a Independent Marion Celio, en­ junior assistant scout dorsed by both parties, polled a total master and a member of of 1,493 votes for town clerk. There the Order of the Arrow. [ 0LA*t0**«0"V were 788 on the Democratic ticket Del Monte 3 'rs '8 i9 He is a high honors stu­ Peas and 705 on the Republican ticket. dent in the junior class at If you didn't receive our Republican Marion Foote, incum­ Rockville High School Steve Reid Cynthia Wilson bent town treasurer, polled 827 votes where he is a participant in to defeat Democrat James Lynch Medium ^ calj the Research and Indepen­ fill a four-year vacancy on the Board Republican opponents David Mar- 16 PAGE SALE CIRCULAR with 656. Mrs. Foote received 812 dent Study Pogram. He has of Education. She was unopposed. nicki with 704 and Mark Wetherell votes to win the position of agent of a scholarship to study Two candidates won election to fill with 713. PLEASE PICK ONE UP \ i town deposit fund. trombone at the Hartford two-year vacancies on the Board of White’s term begins this year and Democrat Joan M. Rowley with 833 Conservatory, is a member Education, Democrat Robert Nickels Mortrud’s term begins in November, m i \ I? ? ? AT ANY TOP NOTCH STORE votes defeated Republican Marjorie of the Greater Hartford cftRTOMOfso l 0je o n Spray with 783 votes and Republican 1976. H. Clifford with 642 for tax collector. Green BeansM^n,e4 ^1 Youth Orchestra and has Patricia Mulligan with 675 votes. been a member of the They BOOK ' I Cranberry On the Board of Finance," Republican incumbent Roy W. Democrats, incumbent Carlman Hartford Civic Orchestra b a t c h e s » o « Wirth with 772 votes was re-elected Five communities ^IG reenBeans^^^ll for four years. Frankel with 765 votes and Edward to the Planning and Zoning Commis­ Williams Jr. with 754 votes won over okay development For two years he has s o i a sion for five-year term beginning this V Joseph Beauregard with 671 and San­ month. He defeated Ramon D. been a member of the All bond referenda dra Kalom with 746. Connecticut High School Price Campbell who polled 696. HARTFORD (UPI) - The City and Band and the All New Two Republicans will be seated on For five-year term on the PZC HAlf GAUOK the Board of Finance and ran unop­ Town Development Act was ap­ D d M o n te England High School Band. it, I beginning November of 1976, proved in five of eight cities that cans^^ During this year he was a Breyer s posed. They are Jeffry Odell and Democrat John Hibbard Jr. polled Roger Terranova. Odell fills a four- carried referenda on the controver­ 5 member of the All Eastern 828 votes to defeat his Republican op­ year vacancy and Terranova a two- sial proposal in Tuesday’s elections. Band of the National Music ce Cream ponent Monty Champagne with 637. Hartford, New Haven, New Bri­ Educators’ Association in year vacancy. Democrat Robert Croston with 773 Vfilh Coup*" tain, Waterbury and Bridgeport ap-- Philadelphia. He is a stu­ One Democrat and two votes defeated Republican Andrew iS|dnach “TOP I Republicans, will begin six-year proved the act while New London, dent of trumpet and Johnson III with 688 for a seat on the Norwich and West Haven turned it trombone and piano. paisBURT terms on the Board of Education. Zoning Board of Appeals beginning ^ 1 — ^------Del Monte a down. Whole Kernel 17oz.^ M k I ^ ^ 8 At the high school he is a Democrat Barbara Stanchfield this month. For a term on the board polled 731 votes and Republicans in­ The eight communities were the n n or Cream Style cans member of the Concert, beginning November, 1976 only ones in the state where it was on marching and dance bands. HOTGH % cumbent Charles Barrasso received Republican John D. Fitzgibbons with 762 and Joseph Pelletier, 724. the ballot. Master of ceremonies for 1 737 votes defeated Democratic in­ The legislation is aimed at helping the installation service was Defeated for a seat on the board was cumbent Elmer Young Jr. with 720. WholeKemel incumbent Democrat Robert Owens municipalities attract new industry Richard W. Poehnert, past 1 9 ' For alternate positions to the by providing subsidies through local M M or Cream Style M l ^ c a n s ^ ^ master councilor 4 " " T Vlitk Coupon who polled 710. Zoning Board of Appeals Democratic IS ' with Coupon Independent incumbent Caroline revenue bonds. Critics said it would chevalier. The ceremony party endorsed Independents Robert give taxpayers’ money to of the lights was per­ Murphy, endors^eil the White with 750 votes and David Mor- Republicans, receivM 804 vo\es to businessmen who will not be risking formed by Dw^bt Dewey, SHOW trud with 743 votes defeated their their own capital. governor of area “F ” of Del Monte 29 oz Connecticut State DeMolay I LOWEST ROOiAH Yellow Cling Slices or Halves can and the installing suite con­ Peaches sisted of officers of the Connecticut chapter lead by Christopher J. Earle. PRICED” Yellow Cling 29 oz. Other officers installed ^ - P e a d i e s Slices or Halves can were: Steven Booth, senior councilor; Gregory Taft, junior councilor; Robert N Schaeffer, scribe treasurer; George Hawes, T M iia ito e si= '3 '‘i l senior deacon; Robert Lloyd, junior deacon; Richard J. Lynch, senior steward; Bruce Laughlan, junior steward; Charles H. ITMnatoesStewed 4 ~1 Kinnear, chaplain; Peter GLASTONBURY LaValley, marshal. FOX RUN MALL EAST HARTFORD nSO BURNSIDE AVENUE 601 SILVER LANE Chicken Noodle or Chicken with Rice Soupi;** 7 '“ r D i s c o u n t MANCHESTER 260 NORTH MAIN AT MAIN Stop & Shop Chunk Light Tuna 6V2 oz. can-packed in oil 39'’ G MIDDLETOWN Stop & Shop Cake Mixes While. Yellow. Lemon. Devils Food or Fudge Marble 49' Hebron 900 WASHINGTON ST RT 66 we WELCOME TOUR S 3 UC 0 Stops Shop V AppI© 0 Stops Shop Flour IS 59' seniors food STAMP PURCHASES PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU NOV. 8, 1975 Ws R«m .v« Right to Ltntrt OuAntitiM — Non* Soto 10 D **to fl Not R*i*on«lbl* lor T]rFo|r*Flilc*l Irfort Mayonnaise 89' Saltines stop&shop 3 pUs *1 meet Slop & Shop Q ‘7 c 16 oz. can ^ / Jamboree Pure Peanut Butter »99' Cranberry Sauce EVELYN CROSTON SWEET LIFE SEMI BONELESS Sunshine 430 2 Ply Sheets Per Roll m ils in 228-9561 CHUNKY Strawberry StopsShop Bathroom Tissue 4 pkg. 59' The Commission on the Big Bread Preserves Aging invites all senior CHUCK STEAK - DOG rOOD ’ citizens to a “10 cents a S F 20 oz. 2 lb . 0 0 dip’’ luncheon Thursday at ^ LOAVES ’ .V s ' * 2 ® ® JAR 12:30 p.ip. at the parish BONELESS TOP i Hall of the Gilead SteakeRoast Sale. Congregational Church. KRAFT SWEET LIFE Rag., Thin, Elbow It's a great sale not just because you save on every pound ... but Proceeds from the ROUND ROASTib Premium because it's great beef... the naturally tender, rich-flavored beef you can luncheon will aid the senior Miracle Whip RONZONI citizens programs. SALAD DRESSING MARGARINE SPAGHETTI buy only at Stop&Shop. And it's specially priced through Saturday night. The commission wants SHORT Quart l-lb.PKC.^H- 16 ox. $ 2 JAR the senior citizens ideas. Quarters J PKGS. 2 What do they need? How RIBS OF BEEF ib. can the commission help OAIUJN 6ETTY CROCKER I t S o i. £ A < 10-30 QUART ‘ them? How can they help WINDSHIELD W A S H ..,./ 0 MASHED POTATO BUDS.. O t MOBIL MOTOR (XL... 59 Bottom Round BONELESS SHOULDER ^ too count A A < the community? M PACK-2000 MEET M A < POEM MET Hllf Mlon Beof Round a delicious, flavorful TEREY TEABAGS...... t " OElTA-roilET TISSUES...4 “ GINGER AlEorCOLA .. Senior citizen gold cards 59 roast for Sunday dinner. Treat your will be at the luncheon. LIMY 30 01.CM i l A< HELLMANN'S $ 1 1 0 TUitCAN FARMS H

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News for senior citizens New computer may slow down regional business outflow Republicans win Coventry Volunteer workers needed The South Windsor Community Thrift Shop on Sullivan ______By WALLY FORTIN BOSTON (UPI) - The industries, the England NEMEX, which queries have to start charging the New England, suppliers,” NEMEX was formed in Where Quality Always Exceeds The Price! annual $2.6 billion business July 1974 by the New Avenue needs help. Volunteers are asked to donate three Manufacturers Exchange the computer file,” said suppliers, probably a yenp- said Khuen, who noted “we By MONICA SHEA Hello there, it’s that Gloria’s Corner flow out of New Englahd England Regional Com­ hours a week. Proceeds benefit community projects. uses the computer service NEMEX Project Manager ly listing of $500.” will also be actively pur­ 742-9495 time again. Our gang had a Just think only 29 days may be slowed by a new Charles H. Khuen. “An mission, which has put to match up buyers and NEMEX, which has a suing buyers outside New Yesterday’s election gives Coven­ ' wonderful time at Brown’s left until Dec. 4, the date of computer service which engineer reviews the $190,000 into the project; suppliers and “has already computer data bank of England.” ^ try its first five-two Town Council Hotel last week, The our fair. The craft and could create 8,000'to 10,000 retained $1.5 million worth resulting printout and more than 1,000 suppliers If a supplier is a member th e U.S. Economic with.the Republicans in control. 1215V2MEATOWN5V2 SILVERs il v e r LANEl a n e • EAST HARTFORDHI yweather was" nice, the food ceramic classes are busy new jobs, according to a recommends appropriate of the exchange, “it makes Development Administra­ of business which would “eventually hopes to have The five-two split became possible excellent, and there was as bees, as I hope you.all senior vice president of the have gone outside the suppliers to the buyer.” him a little more tion, which contributed 5,000 corporations taking during the passage of a charter revi­ more than enough action. out there are. We are also First National Bank of region,” said Dr. James M. “The service is com­ ‘bankable’ because it $75,000; the First National advantage of its services,” sion during the last municipal elec­ The rooms were very Boston. Howell. pletely free to the buyers,” Bank of Boston, which put M eat E conomy 0 utlet going to have a plant table, Khuen said. means he has a steadier tion in 1973. - large, and with all that how so if you have any cuttings Working primarily with “When a potential buyer said David A. Rich of flow of business,” said in $25,000, and the parent “In most cases, within 24 Republican Town Council winners ‘TACTS YOU SHOULD HOURS* ^*****'’ ^ il. 9 to lo 6 • Thurs., Fri. 9 lo 9 | could one help but enjoy you can root, bring them, th e metalworking, NEMEX. “But, within the Howell whose bank helped company of Bolt, Beranek I Sat. 8 to-6 • ((JloaecI All Day Monday) needs a specific product or hours, the buyer will ,are Jesse Brainard with 1134 votes, themselves. If anyone in. woodworking and plastics service, he contacts next 60 days we’re going to receive a list of qualified set up the exchange. and Newman. didn’t I would say it was Robert Olmstead with . 1089, Robert KNOW ABOUT . , r '; their own fault. Already Keller with 1083, Leonard Giglio with Top Sirloin there is talk about a return 1050, and Douglas Whipple with 974. trip, and our tentative Democratic Town Council winners PERMANENT WAVES” plans will call for around are Jack Myles with 1044, and i ^ A BEEF ROAST the week following Labor William McEwen with 970. Q. Is there a difference In permanent (Sirloin Tip) Day. Many of the members' The only Democratic incumbent wave lotions? still like good old seeking re-election was A1 Carilli A. Yes, there are new inovations in lo­ Wildwood, New Jersey, who lost by 19 votes with a total of 951 tions that have quite recently chang­ and we go there around the votes. ed the whole technique of permanent first of June, so come Democratic Town Council can­ waving. Labor Day we should be didates Daniel Manley with 876 and ftf. Sandra Marrotte with 866 were also Q. Will a perm ruin my hair? ready to go again. A. First of all we must emphasize before 1.29 While we were away, the losers. Board of Education getting a perm, hair should be in action here at the center Fresh went on as usual, and All four members of the Board of good condition. It would be com­ Extra Lean, Fresh things start with what Education seeking re-election were pounding problems to atari with hair GROUND happened last Friday. The automatically elected. Votes were in poor health. However the new non- GROUND MAKE Joan Lewis with 1035, Jacob Wisenall mini-bus had ti).go in for a alkaline heat wave we can assure that check up a couple of days, with 1027, Sue Brainard with 1042, your hair will be left in as good con­ CHUCK ROUND but it’s back and running and Tom Gillung with 939. dition after the perm as it was before again. In the morning it The Democratics will retain con­ it. A good professional would also was kitchen social games trol of the Board of Education with recommend a follow up of condition­ with a nice turnout. In the four Democratic and three ing treatments and proper shampoos afternoon it was setback Republicans. to be used at home to maintain the games, and we had 14 MONEY The Board of Tax Review will go to Buy As Much, Or As Lit- ^ curl and condition of your hair. 99 tables with the following the Republicans with winners James 1 tie As You WantI 10 Lbs. Or Morel winners: Dorothy Andrew Ladd, 1060; Mildred Hiltgren, 1108; Republicans share their first victory cake in four years at Q. What make a good perm? 147; Wilbrod Messier, 132; and minority representation Republican Headquarters Tuesday. They are, from left to right, A. The professional people behind it. 1 Edw ard Shensie, 130; provided by George Bolduc with 985. Jesse Brainard, Leonard Giglio, Linda Lovering, campaign co- When you buy a perrn you are not Lean Pork Loin Clara Hemingway, 127; Other Board of Tax Review can­ buying a box off the shelf as you chairman, Robert Keller, and James Ladd, campaign co- Gertrude Herrmann and didates Roland Green had 1008 votes would in the drug store. What you Ann Lehmann, 125; John forChristmas’TS and John Cagianello, 947. chairman. (Herald photo by Shea) are buying is the knowledge of the COMBO Gaily and Nadine Malcom, Zoning Board of Appeals professionals behind the perm. 123; Paul Schuetz, Louis The Zoning Board of Appeals will Weber, Frances Fike, also be Republican controlled and the Alice Morrisette and John winners are Republicans Francis The Republicans won the election ran a better campaign and the Phelps, 122; John Perrotti, 1041; Donald Smith, 1156; even though the Republican Town Democrats were quite split, not so WHATEVER KIND OF CURL YOU’RE Gottschalk, 121 and Bessie while you SAVE for it David Knight, 1092; and Democratics Committee has been without a chair­ miich on the issues but on per­ LOOKING FOR... RODY SUPPORT OR Coste, 119. man for some months. sonalities. lb. George Coon, 1127; and Charles Consists1.19 of 2 Roasts and Center Chops CURLY . . . WE HAVE THE Speaking of cards, Raisch, 976. " . Voter turnout “We were more concerned about Lowest Price This Year tomorrow morning Zoning Board of Appeals can­ Voter turnout throughout the day who would be the Democratic high PROFESSIONALS TO CARE FOR YOUR (Thursday) we will be star­ didates Volney “Sam” Blodgett had was very light with only 23 per cent vote g etter than beating the HAIRI Lean, Tender ting our pinochle and set­ Republicans. ^ Our Best, Lean Tencterj 889 votes and Robert ViSney, 1063. of eligible voters voting by 3 p.m. At CALL US AND SEE THE DIFFERENCE back classes. Sessions Zoning Board of Appeals alternate 6 p.m, that level had reached 37 per “In past years we have had our LONDON start at 10 o’clock in the positions will go to Republicans cent and at poll closing only 52 per differences but in the final crush the CUBE morning, and will last until Fredrick White, 1055 and Robert cent, or 2116 persons. party came together to win. This 11:30. Speaking of time we couldn’t resolve those BROIL Ford, 1114 and Democrat John Ryan, Jim Ladd, Republican campaign (Cut from Top Round) STEAKS Thursday, after our 966. chairman said, “We won because we differences.” regular hot meal of stuffed Losing ZBA alternate candidates had better candidates and we cam­ Brainard’s plan cabbage and all the trim­ were Gary Dopslaff with 1041 and paigned on the issues. The people Jesse Brainard, high vote getter mings, our Fun-Day up­ Sandra Bastarache with 915. have said that they want industry. and the next chairman of the Town stairs will be featuring At­ Write-ins They have given us a mandate to go Council said, “We ran our campaign torney Sandra Reich who Write-in votes for the town council out and get it.” on certain issues. lb. will speak on Senior Democrats to change “It seems to me that an early order m Excellent tor the One Kind, One Price included Margaret Jacobson, Frank Outdoor Barbequel The BestI Citizens Projects of the Funk, Libby Couch, Henry A1 Phillips, chairman of the of business will be to review the posi­ TD Neighborhood Legal Ser­ Grabowski and Claire Connolly. Democratic Town Committee and tion of the town manager. I see no vices, Inc. Bonus Board of Education write-in votes Democratic campaign chairman immediate changes in the position of Thin Sliced Italian Style On Monday we had 88 were two for Rosylyn Kornfeld and said, “I think that you will see major town manager. playing our kitchen social George Ross, and one each for Vin­ changes in the Democratic Town “Another early item of business games, and with this being cent Moriety and Richard Breault. Committee. I will not seek re- will be charter revision.” 1708 ELLIN G T O N RD., Rt. 30, SO. W IN D SO R VEAL CUTLETS the first of the month we The new Town Council will meet The largest write-in vote was 13 for election as chairman. TEL. 644-2563 had our new volunteers in Dotty Thissal for the Zoning Board of “We lost because the Republicans tonight at 7:30 elected officers for action. Ernest Irwin and Appeals. the next two years. Anna Haupt were the new PAYMENT bingo callers, Elsa Hirsch on your Completed and Ann Rice passed out TOWN OF MANCHESTER the bingo cards. In the lb. kitchen. Ceil Wandt, Ann S.B.M. CHRISTMAS CLUB^ // SPECIAL NOTICE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS SPECIAL NOTICE M .6Thin Sliced 9 Thompson, Agnes Halpryn and Peggy Thierren will be SAVE ®1 to ®20. SPECIAL NOTICE OF LEAF PICKUP passing out the refreshments. ♦ ' ^ W E E K L Y l V Because of inclement weather the following street? have been rescheduled for leaf collection on the days listed below. In the event of heavy rain on any scheduled diem Foot-Long Foot Long After lunch we moved collection day, pickup on remaining routes will be postponed one working day. Home owners, on the streets listed below, who wish to have yard leaves collected upstairs for pinochle, and are requested to rake leaves into the gutter so as to form a windrow the length of the property and confining the leaves in the gutter as much as possible. THIS HOT we had sixty three players, ... I All i SHOULD BE DONE ON THE DAY PRIOR to scheduled leaf collection. Property owners are requested to make certain that no foreign objects such as stones, HOT and the lucky winners branches, cans or any other material other than leaves or grass are placed in the windrows. were: Lee Steinmeyer, DOGS DOGS 690; Fritz Wilkinson, 681; Marie Hebenstreit, 680; MAKE your own AA a Louise Kohls, 669; Leon December 2 Fallot, 665; Bess Moonan, November 24 .November 25 December 1 McCann Drive Route 5 652; Ann 'Thompson, 650; Route 1 Route 2 Route 4 Hillstown Road Maxwell Street Stock Place Jarvis Road 99 ^ *. Wilbur Messier, 649; Violet 99 CHRISTMAS Finley Street Hills Street Horace Street McCabe Street Hendee Road Dion, 648; Edward Shensie Lake Street Erie Street Whitney Road and Lyla Steele, 647; Peter Bolton Center Road Woodside Street Marble Stree^ Terry Road Santina Drive Fulton Road Frey, 642;. Gertrude Herr­ Birch Mountain Road Depot Street ORNAMENT Hunter Road Portland Street North Street Englewood Drive mann, 638; Ann Fisher and Carter Street Litchfield Street Wedgewood Drive Ann Lehmann, 635 and Blue Ridge Drive Wetherell Street North School Street FOR YOUR Avon Street Edison Road Grace Moore, 634. Bette Drive Bush Hill Road Colway Street Bridge Street Salem Road By the way, we haven’t with a Decorator Bayberry Road Winthrop Road Wood Lane Glendale Road Dovdr Road been signing up for any Middle Turnpike East Union Street FREEZER Garnet Road Morse Road trips for awhile, so we (Woodbridge to Bolton Kerry Street O’Leary Drive |WE ARE STILL FAR BELOW THE MARKET VALUE| can’t let that go any longer. T.L.) Leland Drive Kenwood Drive ORNAMENT Trebbe Drive (Hanging Weight) We think we. have a nice Cook Street Linwood Drive Union Place ' Adams Street South one day trip for you. Riverside Drive Keeney Street November 26 Jefferson Street Primer Road Hyde Street The trip will be for Dec. Welcome Place Route 3 Buckland Alley KIT Garden Grove Road Union Court Harding Street U.S.D.A. Lean, Western, Steer 11 to Restland Farms. It Plaza Drive Parker Street Bell Street Edward Street Coolidge Street will be a Christmas Party Hilltop Drive (Tolland Tpke. to Spencer Street Mill Street Thompson Road for seniors. You will have a St. Paul Drive Lydall) HINDS OF BEEF Bidwell Street Oakland Street Preston Drive complete sitdown dinner Arcellia Drive Bent Street Olcott Street South Street Flint Drive with a choice of roast Agnes Drive Taylor Street Redwood Road Beacon Street Love Lane sirloin of beef, or baked Elsie Drive Tracy Drive Ralph Road Gleason Street Falknor Drive boneless breast of chicken Eva Drive Cushman Drive Galaxy Drive Rachel Road New State Road with champagne sauce. Alice Drive Scott Drive West Center Street Tudor Lane Downey Drive Santa Claus will be there. FREE Marion Drive Montclair Drive Bunce Drive Deming Street North Main Street You will drink eggnog, eat Carter Street West Kennedy Road Seaman Circle Hale Road Middle Turnpike West candy canes, and sing and when you open a 1976 Spring Street Bishop Drive Hathaway Lane Tolland Turnpike (Hilliard to Broad) dance plus watch enter­ (Gardner Street to Ellen Drive 150 lbs. & up Waddell Road Slater Street Adams Street tainment. All of this for dead end) Dorset Lane stock Up At This Price, As It’s A Real Low Ball| Tyler Circle McNall Street (Middle Tpke. West to $10.00. Registration is this S.B.M. CHRISTMAS CLUB Glen Road Dearborn Drive I Price! Pioneer Circle Meekville Road New State Road) coming Wednesday. Flag Drive Oval Lane Angel Street Loomis Street Vernon Street Lean, Tender, Whole Bluefield Drive Windsor Street Margaret Road Vernon Street West Case Drive ■ Croft Drive Margaret Place BONELESS Lydall Street House Drive Drexel Drive Bilyeu Road (Vernon to Town Line) Foreign Carver Lane Burnham Street Griffin Road SIRLOIN HIPS OF BEEF Hamilton Drive Nutmeg Drive Buckland Street Canterbury Street (Top Butts) Kent Drive tourists CurrV Lane Glode Lane Cumberland Street Shepard Drive Wilfred Road Shady Lane Clearview Terrace Grissom Road increase Strawberry Lane Elberta Road •Thomas Drive McDivitt Drive Huckleberry Road Concord Road Chester Drive Sage Drive WASHINGTON (UPI) - Bciarwood Drive ..Baldwin Road Carol Drive Carpenter Road ,M^ny more foreign McGuire Lane Carman Road Woodstock Drive M .1 9 . tourists are coming to the Overland Street Cornwall Drive Richmond Drive 10-12 Lb. Avg. see the United. States this Chalmers Street Pond Lane Ambassador Drive year than last, the Pdcker Street Bryan Drive Will Cut Into Boneless Sirloin Steaks Esquire Drive Commerce Department Server Street Avery Street Roasts or as Desired. reported. Colonial Road Commerce reported that Mitchell Drive WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES Savings Bank Progress Drive for the first eight months WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMPSI Sheldon Road of 1975,, the United States SPECIALS ARE GOOD THURS., FRI., and SAT. had 11.3 million foreign NDV. 6, 7 and 8 visitors, up 13.7 per cent of M anchester from the same period in Member F.D.I.C. ' 1974. ■MANCHESTER . EAST HARTFORD.. SOUTH WINDSOR • BOLTON • ANDOVER ' . I r

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H e lp ^ a n ^ 13 Homaa For Sale 23 Homes For Sals 23 Homes For Sals 23 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Corni., Wed.. Nov. 5, 1975 - PAGE TWENTY-NINE EXPERIENCED finisher, $36,900 - Duplex, 6-3, cabinet part time, to finish new kitchens, fireplace, caipeting, kitchen cabinets, must know tile baths, $435 monthly in­ how to use spray gun and mix come. Hutchins Agency, 646- rexCtoA H e r a l d colors. Apply Apollo. Cabinet 3166. !tS ACompany, 4 n mXAM Elm Street Ext., $27,300. ATTRACTIVE 5 room CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Ranch, fireplace, baseboard heating, stove, refrigerator. k AVON - Want’to put a B-I-G EAST OF THE MVERREAl ESTATE MAR ET present under your children’s Hutchins Agency 646-3166. Christmas Tree? Earn extra PHONE 643-2711 money as an Avon Represen­ M ANCHESTER - L arge ka la hai is Enjoy yourself newer duplex three bedroom BEST BUYS BY BELFIORE FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD tative. Sell quality Avon at a g products while the kiddies are apartment. Immaculate con­ BEAUTIFUL BOLTON in school. I’ll show you how! dition throughout. Priced Pete Gutterman Kathv Caudill BICENTENNIAL FLAVOR - public auction Beautiful Bolton Ranch about 10 minutes — or less - from Furnishings of Help Wanted 13 H§lp Wanted 13 Call 523-9401. right. R. Zimmer, J.D. Real Kathleen Cumminskey Jan Hoher ADVERTISING Estate, 646-1980. Manchester Center. A plethora of extras truly too 8 houses % numerous to mention. Nine rooms of gracious living on SENTRY Myra Dasher Frank Czapiicki Saturday,. Nov. 8 DEADLINE MANCHESTER - Price perhaps Bolton’s most prestigious street. This home is the Fred Newman Bob Duarto 10 a.m. 12:00 noon the day before NEWSPAPER COST CAUXILATIOII reduced $3,000 on this im­ very best. Priced realistically in the mid-sixties. Real Estate Services (Inspection 9 a.m.) publication. maculate seven-room Cape. Here Is a LaCava built home with the best of Deadline for Saturday and CLERK Custom kitchen, three or four Armory, Main St. everything. 4 bedrooms, Vk baths, applianced TERRIFIC TWO .Monday is 12:00 Noon Friday. CARRIERS To work in our main office. bedrooms, rec room, over­ Unique two-family, in excellent shape. Nine rooms on one Manchester' Hours; p a.m. - 5 p.m.,- Mon­ sized garage. Secluded yard kitchen with self-clean oven, fireplaced first floor side, six on the other. Terrific for the growing family Manchester i;:; PLEASE READ day through Friday. Com­ etc. Priced to sell. $37,900. R. family room with 2 garages. Huge private treed lot seeking a good income to offset today’s high interest rates Memorial pany paid fringe benefits. Zimmer, J.D. Real Estate, for thoae that enjoy nature. $57,900. Call Bud and expenses. Two-car garage. Aluminum storms, screens, YOUR AD NEEDED IN ROCKVILLE 646-1980 Hospital Auxiliary Apply; Lowls doors. Low traffic area, yet centrally located. A solid, can’t Classified ads are taken over CALL miss investment for the practical young couple — or the phone as a convenience. REDUCED FOR quick sale - The Herald Is responsible for CHENEY BROS INC. two family, 30 Locust Street, mature couple, for that matter. Take our advice — call ji: SMORGASBORD only one incorrect Insertion and 31 Cooper Hill St. no agents. 646-2426) 9-5. now. ». then only to the size of the REALE’S l»RNER ^ 5-7 p.m. original insertion. Errors which 872-6142 Manchester, Ct. Circa 1740, Colonial Settlers Cape, 8 rambling MANCHESTER - new listing, MORE FOR YOUR MONEY CRAFT AND do riot lessen the value of the five room older home, central 175 MAIN STREET PHONE 646-4525 Buy a Split Level. We have one with seven attractive I rooms, owner has mechanically rebuilt THIS FINE advertisement will not be cor­ location, small barn $29,900, rooms. PLUS central air conditioning! The kitchen has all • home including new artisan well, new septic fields, ' FOOD SALE rected by an additional Inser­ tion. Hayes Corp., 646-0131. the built-ins, there are aluminum storms, screens, and . recent furnace, complete new colonial kitchen, new I 5: 4-8 p.m. I roof plus 8 acres of America. The atmosphere of ' KEYPUNCH Opperator - MANCHESTER - cute Ranch MANCHESTER - eight room doors, there is a nice family room, and a nicely treed lot. A I SATURDAY MANCHESTER- first offering with four bedrooms, rec newer Colonial, on acre lot, fast sale is wanted, and the price is reali]stically set in the this (iape is accented with 2 fireplaces, wide board I Experienced. Converting to seven rooms, full basement HEY KIDS! key-disc data entry system. room, fireplace, full base­ four bedrooms, living room, thirties! Oh, yes, an early occupancy is available. I floors, beamed ceilings and many more fine I November 8th all city utilities, oil heat, com­ ment, priced to sell at $36,900. dining room, kitchen, 2 1/2 features. Pictures can't describe this fine offering. Tape experience helpful. plete aluminum siding, I UNITED ADVERTISING Want to make good money working only a few hours Salary commensurate with Owner anxious, Frechette & baths, family room with ALL BRIOKI I Low 60’s. a week. No limit to how much you can earn. Thnie excellent condition, asking Martin, Inc. Realtors 646-4144. fireplace, two car garage, A really scarce item - an all brick two-family in a central I Methodist Church, experience. If qualified apply price $36,900. Assumable 6% RATES nights p ar w m k . We train. in person between 8 a.m. - 3 tremendous buy at $54,900, location. Stove, refrigerator, and disposal in each apart­ Bolton i-jiy mortgage, with large down TOLLAND - Price reduced. Frechette & Martin, Inc. Lovely 7 Room Ranch3. Features include Impressive 8 room maintenance free THE HAYES p.m. Security Insurance a y m e n t ment. Separate furnaces. Adequate amesited parking area. Group, A Textron Division, ClTa r 1 e s Six room L Ranch, large Realtors, 6464144. 1 day . 10$ word per day Call 647-9946 Leiisperance, 649-7620. High income with practically no maintenance. a formal dining room, fireplace, custom Garrison. 4 bedrooms, 2Vz baths, country 3 days . .9$ word per day 1000 Asylum Ave., at living room with fireplace, equipped kitchen, three good RAISED RANCH - on extra family room with bar, 1 car garage, and a kitchen, gorgeous fireplaced family CORPORATIOH 6 days . .6$ word per day Manchester Evening Herald Woodland, Hartford. An equal MANCHESTER - Aluminum large lot, with country at­ CALL US — WE WORK 26 days . .7$ word per day opportunity employer. sized bedrooms, ample I wooded lot. room. It really must be seen! 55 East Center St. sided beauty, three bedroom closets, attached garage. mosphere, in Manchester. HAPPY 15 words, $2.00 minimum Raised Ranch with 2 baths, Manchettar MALE or FEMALE - depen­ Beautifully landscaped, $39,- Seven rooms, 11/2 baths, two m 7th BIRTHDAY Happy A d s ...... $2.16 Inch fully applianced kitchen, 2 500. Amedy Realty, Realtors, fireplaces, sliding glass doors BELFIORE AGENCY 646-0131 'JfAtlOO dable help to do odd iobs and fireplaces, 2-car garage. $53,- KAREN snow removal. No call after 7 875-6283. to large deck, aluminum REALTORS 847-1413 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• p.m., 649-7911. 500. W olverton A gency, siding, 2-car garage. Only Ici Ici Ici Iei la la Is Lost and Found 1 Realtors, 649-2813. BOLTON - HEBRON Line - $47,500. Philbrick Agency, CUSTODIANS - Experienced, seven room Cape, four Realtors, 6464200. TRANSFERRING? part time, evenings or mor­ IMMEDIATE opening for Love, Mother, sales secretary to assist sales MANCHESTER * Exceptional bedrooms, IVi. baths, LOST - Siamese cat, male, nings, Manchester-East Hart­ buy on three bedroom answers to Buttons, if found inanager in coordinating of­ breezeway, garage, IVz acres, MANCHESTER - Magnificent Dad, Andrew, ford, Vernon area, call 643- Colonial, with 11/2 baths, den, A must to see. $49,900, Cen­ please phone 649-6842. 5691 between 2 and 6 p.m. fice activities. Must be good living room and family nine room Dutch Colonial in Nana, and Pepper typist, and be able to handle tury 21 Tedford Real Estate, prestige area. Oversized for­ kitchen, only $32,500. Wolver­ 647-9914. IF YOU WANT to work, we customers’ problems on the mal dining room, modernized 5 We Can ton Agency, , Realtors, 649- You ten it like it is..we sell it liw telephone. Pleasant surroun­ kitchen with new microwave have the openings. Help 2813. CUSTOM Built Ranch, Spring it is. Call 643-2711 today for fast needed to sell flowers at out­ dings, and full employee oven and range, four big benefits including CMS, Blue St., six rooms, spacious results. door flower stands, Friday, BOLTON - newer Raised bedrooms, beautiful treed lot. Cross and Major Medical In­ kitchen, two car garage, % $86,900. Ann Lord Realty, 528- I would like to Saturday and Sunday. Car a Ranch with 27! kitchen and acre lot, principals only. THANK ALL tho necessity and you must be surance. Contact Multi- dining area. Large living 4139. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Circuits, 50 Harrison St., Owner, call 649-4875. helped In any way to willing to travel. If interested room, three bedrooms, Help You! INDEX contact, SDR Enterprises Inc, Manchester, 646-4100. fireplaced family room, 2 1/2 TOLLAND - New listing. Im­ mane Bolton’s first □ FINANCIAL TO 3E BUILT SIK IU R NOTICES A ndover, Conn. 742-9965 baths, 2-car garage. $54,500. Manchester maculate three bedroom townwide Halloween 1 - Loat and Found •••••••••••••••••••••••••• between 9-5. Wolverton Agency, Realtors, Ranch, 1 1/2 baths, carpeted party a success, 2 - Peraonala Bonds-Stockt-Mortgagee B 649-2813. TWO FAMILY living room, paneled recrea­ 3 - ■ Announcamanta NURSES AIDE- Part-time 4-4 Duplex, two bedroome, dli- tion room, wooded lot, $34,900. CAN YOU FINISH A FAMILY ROOM? expeclally the 220 4 - EXPERIENCED Entertainment MORTGAGES, loans first, se­ and full-time, 3 p.m. to 11 hwather, waihar and dryer, Amedy Realty, Realtors, 875- FOREST MEADOWS GOBLINS who 5 - Auctions MANCHESTER - New three range, wall-to-wall carpeting, Family room started, materials there. cond, third. All kinds. Realty p.m., enjoy working with a 6283. TUBE ASSEMBLER bedroom Ranch, dining room, parking lor four cart, one year Phone 289-4331 Super king size Raised Ranch. Your Spic and span SVz room, 3 bedroom attended. FINANCIAL statewide. Credit rating un­ skilled and dedicated staff, in kitchen with built-ins, young. PRICED TO SELL AT Noreen Carpenter 8 - Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages Able to work to blueprint TOLLAND - Gracious center choice of acre lots. 2 full bajhs. 9 - Personal Loans necessary. Reasonable. Con­ the rest home area for the am­ requirepients, needed to aluminum siding, baseboard $49,900. Ranch on attractive treed lot in young Public Affairs 10 - Insurance fidential, quick bulatory. Please call 646-0129. entrance Colonial, Totally assemble tube assemblies heat, $42,500. Wolverton Agen­ Cathedral beamed ceilings, hdwd floors, Vernon neighborhood. $33,900. Committee arrangements. Alvin Lundy Manchester Manor Nursing 25% down, owner p o rt $11S i functional floor plan, eight EMPLOYMENT cy, Realtors, 649-2813. 3 bedrooms, two car garage. Starting @ Agency. 527-7971.100 Constitu­ Home, 385 West Center St. for aircraft quality parts. month fo r intero$t, principal, and rooms, 2 1/2 baths, fireplace, Chairman-Bolton 13 - Help Wanted taxes, downstairs apartment up- 14 - Business Opportunities Call for appointment, 649- attached garages, view. Must $49,900. Woman's Club tion Plaza, Hartford. VERNON - just over s ta h tenant pa|S $265 a month. 15 - Situation Wanted Evenings, 233-6879. 2851 between 3-4 p.m. Manchester line, a gorgeous be seen to be appreciated. VERHON *41,900 PART TIME - bookkeeper ac­ $66,500. Amedy Realty, EDUCATION ten room split Ranch, with JESDOR REALTY 4 bedroom front to back Split Level with 18 - countant, Manchester Public THE LA. PAHEN CO. Realtors,* 875-6283. Private Instructions MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd accountant requires bright large pool, cabana, etc., high 19 - Schools-Classea mortgages — interim finan­ 303 Wetherell St. MLS 633-1411 1 car attached garage. Cathedral ceiling LEGAL 20 ~ Instructions Wanted person to assist busy prac- 50’s and well worth it. T. J. cing — expeditious and con­ _____ Manchester Crockett Realtor, 643-1577. NEW HOMES living room, large family room with bar, lioner in accounting and tax CAPE COD - two years old, NOTICE REAL ESTATE fidential service, J.D. Real 24’ living room, first floor 23 - Homes for Sale Estate Assoc. 646-1980. areas. Write Box J, eat in kitchen, 1 full & 2 Vz baths, heavily NOTICE OF 24 - Lots-Land for Sale Manchester Herald. STAFFORD SPRINGS - two MANCHESTER- like new family room with firMlace Custom built Cape, rec room, MANCHESTER treed lot, city water & sewer. DISSOLUTION AND 25 - Investment Property family, exceptionally lovely, and beamed ceilings. Eat-in 26 - Business Property SALES - SECRETARY, five rooms each side. This formal dining room, kitchen, formal dining room, NOTICE TO CREDITORS 27 ~ Resort Property NURSES AIDE - 11 p.m. - 7 Featuring: national manufacturer, five country home completely applianced kitchen, garage, king sized Master bedroom, OF 28 - Real Estate Wanted □ EMPLOYMENT a.m., part or full time. Laurel Manor 649-4519. day week, top benefits, must renovated, top to bottom. Oil huge terraced yard, $42,900, aluminum siding, two car gar­ ★ Very Attractive Financing M EEK EXPRESS, INC. MJSC. SERVICES be efficient, organized, and heat, garage, large lot, city Century 21 Tedford Real age, treed lot, mint condition, ★ Many Models To Choose From OF / h OMEs //«*** 3)1 - S lic e s Offered able to work without supervi­ sewer, water, most con­ Estate, 647-9914. DWFISH Notice is hereby given 32 - Help Wanted 13 $53,200, Philbrick Agency, Painting-Papering sion." Pressure position, busy ★ Build To Your Prints Or Ours 33 - Building-Contracting DENTAL ASSISTANT - Part venient. High 30’s. Look at Realtors, 6464200. 8 72 -9 15 3 that MEEK EXPRESS, 34 - realty company Roofing-Siding JOBSEEKERS Employment time, (two whole days) or full phones, similiar experience your leisure. Further infor­ COVENTRY- by owner, ★ All City Conveniences INC. has been dissolved by 35 - Heating-Plumbing time position in multi-staff required. 872-0521. mation, call Donald S. Gale, recently redecorated six room Excellent value is how to describe this 4 643-1591 36 - Flooring Service - open 8 a.m.-8 p.m., it Excellent Choice of Lots vote of the Board of Direc­ 37 - dental practice in Rockville Realty Company. 289-7939, Cape, with utility shed, and ■ M A iO E S T iS ------Moving-Trucking-Slorage with full and part time oppor­ level Split. 3 bedrooms, 1st floor family At Several Models Qualify For $2000 tax tors and Shareholders. All 38 - Services Wanted tunities available now. East Area. Primary respon­ HELP WANTED, part-time, 646-3790. fenced in yard. Oil ot air heat, POOL and COOL sibilities: educating and apply Manchester Card $25,900, for appointment call room, fireplaced rec room and much creditors having claims MISC. FOR SALE Hartford, 568-1070. Yes, a pool and central air- credit 41 — Articles tor Sale motivating patients in dental Gallery, Manchester 277-7181 weekdays, or 742-7746 I more. Act today! Ik Prices starting at $46,900. are directed to present 42 - Building Supplies home care, x-rays, limited Parkade. evenings. conditioning go with this them to the law firm of 43 - 'Pets -Birds- Dogs chairside assisting, some MANCHESTER seven-room Raised Ranch ‘"'jU S f'Lrs'fED ""' 44 - Livestock AUTO SALESPERSON Garrity, Walsh & Diana, 45 - Boats & Accessories related office duties. Position YOUR OWN sp a re -tim e SIX ROOM Cape, in center of plus two baths, two 46 - Sporting Goods Experience not necessary. Must requires maturity, outgoing business. Work out of your TO SEHLE ESTATE town, selling for $31,900, T. J. fireplaces, two-car garage, 753 Main Street, have at least a high achooi 47 - Garden Products personality, prior experience own home. Free training. Three family, 6-3-3, two-car Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. % acre lot, wall-to-wall Manchester, Connecticut, 48 — Antiques education. Apply In person to Mr. with public contact Excellent profits. Start with garage. Fast Sale Needed! carpeting, and huge deck. Immaculate three on or before March 1,1976. 49 - Wanted to Buy Carter, or Mr. Duff. Carter Chevroiet Company, Inc., 1229 preferable. Mail resume to less than $50. For interview: MANCHESTER MID-THIRTIES. Six rrom Immediate occupancy. bedroom Colonial Cape. Claims not presented will RENTALS Main Street, Manchester. P.O. Box 289, Manchester. 742-9087. home, big rooms, two car gar­ 52 - Rooms for Rent Asking $45,900. Large enclosed front be barred as provided in 53 - Apartments for Rent RECENT TWO FAMILY age. Nice yard. Early oc­ porch, formal dining room, 54 - Homes for Rent cupancy. Belfiore Agency, WARREN E. Section 33-379 (d) of the 55 - Business tor Rent Immaculate condition, three big modern kitchen, attrac­ PHONE FROM home to ser- Situation Wanted 15 647-1413. PORTER STREET Connecticut General 56 - Resort Property for Rent vide our customers in the PARAGON bedroom apartments, many HOWLAND tive treed lot with garage. 57 - Wanted to Rent extras. Separate furnaces Corner of Butternut Rd. Delightful antique (1825) home. Statutes. 58 - Wise, for Rom Manchester area, flexible TOOL CO., INC. BRAND new and beautiful! _B5gJIOj2^_^_6434108_ FEMALE COMPANION and driveways. Fenced in Including wide floor boards, dutch oven, canvas ceilings, Meek Express, Inc. hours, super earnings, 249- Has openings for: available for senior citizens. Brick front Ranch, two car AUTOMOTIVE 7773. 60x150 level lot. Owners two delightful patios, the “slave” headquarters, a 2-car By Garrity, Walsh 61 - Autos tor Sale FIRST CLASS Household duties included at garage, sun and shade. Dead 62 - building a new home. Tenant end street in what is probably CIRCA 1830 well maintained barn with overhead storage, etc., etc. Mid 60's. & Diana Trucks for Sale reasonable rates. Phone after 63 - Heavy Equipment for Sale MECHANIC - long established MACHINISTS income cuts your monthly Manchester’s top area. Selling nine room Antique Colonial, 64 - 3 p.m. 649-0314. MARTIN SCHOOL AREA Its Attorneys Motorcycles-Bicycies and well equipped general Must be able to set-up payments in half. Easily in the fifties in a much higher four fireplaces, four 65 - Campers-Trailers-Moblle and work from blueprints. bedrooms, study, one full and WEST SIDE EAST WINDSOR TO SCHOOL ON TIME. Excellent neighborhood. Delight­ Homes garage, needs a seasoned car financed. priced neighborhood. Belfiore CHILD CARE - any age. two 1/2 baths plus attached ful Cape with 2-car garage. Lovely landscaped lot. 66 - Automotive Service and truck mechanic. Good Fenced yprd, swings, sand­ Agency, 647-1413. Really clean 6-room Cape. Formal dining Three year young RancA in prestigious 67 - Autos for Rent-Lease five room unfinished carriage Fireplaced living room, aluminum sided, $42,900. wages and fringe benefits. Experienced Only box. Loving care plus LAWRENCE F. FIANO *32,900 room, 3 bedrooms, well landscaped yard Ellsworth Estates. ¥a acre lot. Oversize INVITATION References. Mellen, White TOLLAND - Three bedroom, shed, potential for studio, buys this clean two-family playmates. North End area. REALTORS 649-5371 etc., two story barn, well plus a pool. Mid 30’s. two-car garage. Gigantic deck. DEAD END STREET and Pashaw, 107 Burnside Apply at 649-6382. front to back split level, living home. Each apartment has RANCH on a large wooded lot. Lovely view, Buckley TO B ID Ave., East Hartford. 121 Adams Street, room with cathedral ceiling, treed lot, $54,000, Philbrick a largo living room, coun­ Fireplace. Fully applianced kitchen. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. School area. Rec room w/fireplace, IVz baths, lull base­ Sealed bids will be Manchester CHILD CARE: Mother of two family room with fireplace, try style kitchen and a king Owner’s transferring. Call today. NURSES AIDES - All shifts, ment, country living in town, $41,900. received in the Office of boys will care for your MANCHESTER ■ Value and breezeway, attached garages. size bedroom. Good in­ full and part time, weekdays charm goes with this seven $43,900. Amedy Realty, NEW RANCH - Extra large WEST SIDE The Director of General □ NOTICES children while you work. modern kitchen, two baths, come structure. Plus 3 and weekends. Only Teacher, some planned ac­ room ranch with three Realtors, 875-6283. Your chance to get started in a nice, comfortable home on Services, 41 Center Street, experienced need apply. Good HOUSEKEEPER -, Compa­ fireplace, 2-car garage, two-car garage. nion wanted. To live-in with tivities, nutritious snacks, bedrooms, family room, a corner lot. 2 BIG bedrooms. Older home in GOOD condi­ Manchester, Connecticut starting salary and liberal living room with fireplace, COLONIAL - seven rooms, 1 aluminum siding and win­ Lost and Found 1 female senior citizen in* lunches. Fenced yard. Central dows, large deck, picture win­ tion. $32,500. until Nov. 17, 1975 at 11:00 fringe benefits. East Hartford kitchen with stove, dis­ 1/2 baths, three bedrooms, Manchester. Cooking and light location. 649-2083. dow in basement with walk­ FREE MARKET EVALUATION CONDOMINIUMS - the easy living . a.m. for the following; LOST- M anchester Green Convalescent Home, 745 Main hwasher and disposal, above breezeway, garage, swim- Street, East Hartford, Conn. housework. Call Mrs. Snider, out to patio. $47,900. Philbrick of your home by a qualified representative. After SJSENTRYI $30,900 R anch, 2 bedroom s • $32,900 Ranch ground pool and much more.'^ ^ ming pool, redwood deck, 2 Vz ton pickup trucks; 1 area- Small Brown and white evenings, 228-9815. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. female dog. Answers to Reasonable offers considered. wooded yard. $42,500. a thorough inspection we will suggest a com­ j Real Estate Services w/fireplaced family room, 2 full baths • $34,500 Colonial 13,000-15,000 G.V.W. dump Spunky. Wearing flea collar. FULL TIME Salesperson in □ EDUCATION Asking $38,900. Cantor & Philbriok Agency, Realtors, petitive sales price.' 3 bedrooms, 2Vz baths. fine jewlery store, now NEW INDIJaR Tennis Club RAISED RANCH - seven truck; 1 highway paint Call 646-0523. seeks bright, personable peo­ Goldfarb Realtors, 871-0005, 646-4200. ‘ Alaacixavd & ^osseUo (No Obligation) through January 1. Sales 875-6244. rooms, beamed cathedral striping machine. ple for part time work, up to ceiling in living room with 1 = T WE ARE still looking for our experience helpful but not Private Instructions 18 EXECUTIVE L Ranch - nine 2 8 9 -4 3 3 1 Bid forms, plans and necessary. Apply Shoor 40 hours weekly. Call 633-6261. fieldslone fireplace, eat-in KEITH small Shetland-Collie, Beau- MANCHESTER - npw listing, rooms, 22x28 Master REALTORS-MLS . 846-24821 specifications are Jewelers, 917 Main St., kitchen, formal dining room, Kenta lost since Thursday. WANT SOME additional spen­ PROFESSIONAL Tutoring ten room older honie with two bedroom, family room, game 1 ^ 189 Wet! Canlar Stroel J 646-4126 Real Estate 649-1922 available at the General Manchester. 15x21 family room with Last seen at Manchester ding power? How about Service, Reading and Math. car garage on over one acre room, den, private yard, on Services Office,. 41 Center lot. Large kitchen, six dead end street in prime fireplace, wooded acre lot Library on Main Street. Call working a few weekends a Free consultatidn and evalua­ with privacy, garage, $44,900, Street, Manchester, 649-6336 or 633-3671 ext. 215. WANTED INDIVIDUAL for month and help some people tion, 649-8023 or 522-6506. bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths. neighborhood, for further Aluminum siding. Priced in details call Philbrick Agency, Pl.ilbrick Agency, Realtors, Connecticut. $25. reward. office work, experience help­ at the same time. Call the MANCHESTER COUNTRY LIVING ful, part or full time, sex or the 40’s. Zinsser Agency, 646- Realtors, 646-4200. 646-4200. OHE-STOP Town of Manchester, Rockville Memorial Nursing FOUND - long-lost, shepherd- age no barrier. Call 643-2455 Home for information. 875- 1511. Tired of Connecticut collie, male puppy, flea ask for Mr. Wyman. 0771. □ REAL ESTATE *47,000 House Robert B. Weiss, collar, 646-0347. MANCHESTER - Four year WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLI Hunting? FOR General Manager SECRETARY wanted. DISHWASHER Wanted - old Dutch Colonial on large lot LOST - black and white Shorthand-typing-light several hours, early part of Homes For Sale 23 in prime residential area. 15-17 NORMAN ST. HEW HOMES female Alaskan Malamute, bookkeeping. Call the week, Friday and Satur­ Family room, fireplaced lost Halloween night. Kids Displaycraft, Manchester, day nights, 5 till closing. App­ MANCHESTER - Four living room, three lar^e dog. Cleaka. 646-4072,649-1373. 643-9557. ly Cavey’s Restaurant. bedrooms and family room on bedrooms, garage. Priced in Reward. first floor, applianced kitchen, the 50’s. Zinsser Agency, 646- INVITATION •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 full baths, finished base­ 1511. FOUND - Black female mixed Announcements 3 Announcements 3 ment. Attached garage. $45,- TO B ID dog. / Call Dog Warden, 646- 900. Wolverton Agency, MANCHESTER - new listing. Sealed bids will be 4555. Realtors, 649-2813. Six room brick Cape, with two received in the Office of. car garage. Three bedrooms, NEW TO MARKET *54,500 PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT This young 8-room custom home has received tender, loving care from its The Director of General IMPOUNDED - one brown MANCHESTER - Newer 1 1/2 baths, formal dining original owner. 4 bedrooms, family room, IVi baths. Charming country room, heated porch. Mid-30’s. location on cul de sac. Ideal spot for children. Call Arthur Shorts. 646-3233. VERNON Services, 41 Center Street, and tan male chihuahua, con­ The Gibbons Assembly, Catholic Ladles of three or four bedroom Ranch, *3 8 ,9 0 0 tact Coventry Dog Warden, convenient location, good con­ Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. 1 minute from highway. 18______above-ground„______pool_____ and_ large Manchester, Connecticut Columbus, will sponsor a Card Party, Military corner lot. Schools within walking distance, and many 423-6524. dition, $35,900. .Paul W. CUSTOM COLONIAL until November 18, 1975 at MANCHESTER - charming many extras. Call Pat. Whist and Setback, on Friday, November 7,1975, Dougan Realtor, 643-4535. Price reduced by out-of-state owner. This iitipeccable 8-room one-owner > 11:00 a.m. for the FOUND - Black, male mixed six room Ranch with garage home Is priced far below replacement and offers are invited. 4 bedrooms, at 8:00 p.m. at St. Bridget’s Church, Manchester. on landscaped lot. Two fireplaced family room. 2*4 baths. Choice residential area. Call Arthur or *38,900 — 8-room Cape with first floor family room. following: dog. Call Dog Warden, 646- FIRST TIME on market, An-. Suzanne Shorts, 646-3233. 4555. The party will be conducted by Mary and Ed saldi buflt, brick front, three fireplaces, eat-in kitchen, *36,500 — Duplex, handy man special, 10 rooms, 2-car Sanitary Sewers — Mid­ garage. Gorgeous 8-room Cape, 4 bedrooma, fireplaced family McKeever and the proceeds will benefit the bedroom Ranch, 2 fireplaces, lovely rec room. Priced in 5-5 Duplex in clean condition. 2-car dle Turnpike East & Plaza garage. Call to inspect. HORSE LOVERS *49,900 — 8-room Colonial, 1st floor family room, central room, formal dining room, eat-ln kitchen, aluminum Scholarship Fund. ^ central convenient location. mid-forties, Zinsser Agency, acres plus stable and corral go with this custom built 7-room IMPOUNDED - one black 646-1511. air conditioning, large lot. , siding, 2-car garage, on Vk acrq treed ot w/gorgeoua Drive. male collie type. Contact 100x150’ lot. Only $42,500. Bel ijif'ng- Nice garden area. .Close to Bid forms, plans and Donations $1.00 - Prizes and Air Real Estate, 643-9332. M 3M3 at ija,500. Call Arthur or Suzanne Shorts, *48,900 — 7-room Raised Ranch, I'/a baths, garage, extra view. ^ Coventry Dog warden, 423- MANCHESTER - Richard OTHER NEW HOMES AVAILABLE STARTING *4 8 ,5 0 0 . specif icationso are 6524. Refreshments. Dave Doremus' large rec room. ‘ NEW LISTING - Large seven Martin School, seven room *72,500 — 10-room Victorian Colonial in heart of RANCH — 6 rooms, 3 bedrooms, fireplaced living room, available at the ‘General Ansaldi Built Raised Ranch, room Ansaldi built Raised TRANQUIL SETTING Manchester, completely restored. Very large well-cared formal dining-room, eat-in kitchen and garage. $48,500. Services Office, 41 Center Ranch, tile baths, built-ins, two fireplaces, rec room, A most attractive 8-room Split Level situated on a charming country set­ ting. Near acre level tot. 3 bedrooms, family room, den, 1 li baths plus 2- for yard. RAISED RANCH — 7 rooms, dining room w/deck, alum, Street, Manchester, carpeting, two fireplaces, beautiful private treed yard, C IU I Real Estate car oversized garage and separate garden house with workshop. Call siding, 2-car garage. $51,900. R e g a n s ' $59,900, Hayes Corporation, Connecticut. large family room, two-car Arthur or Suzanne Shorts, 644-3233. 6464)131. Q n h jiK JACKSTON-AVANTE COLONIAL — 7 rooms, 3 bedrooms, 2Vk baths, family »> of/rr ronrrfiirnrr along u^llh o auporior product. garage, one acre lot, with riv l Center Town of Mancheter extra buildings suitable for W * ' “ ***A > H Real Estate Agency room w/fireplace and patio, formal dining room, alum, Connecticut Corner ol Broad storage or horse. Bolton area. ANDOVER- seven room siding, 2-car garage, $54,900. 6 4 6 -4 1 4 4 Im nniZI.. 646-1316 or 646-5461 Any horn* may ba purcnaaad aubjact to aala ol your praaant homo or lalll Robert B. Weiss, and Canlar Slraat Mofi.-Frl...8 a.m.. 9 p.m Convenient to 1-84. Owner’s Raised Ranch, with Wt baths, J . WATSON BEACH CO. Phona 648-2112 FRECHEnE & MARTIN, Realtors conaldar trada. General Manager 8*1 ...... 8 a.m. • 9 p.m anxious. Dubaldo-Lesperance, on 1.7 acres, T. J. Crockett, IB 127 W. Middle TpRe., Manchester 646-0505. Realtor, 643-1577. 263 Main St., Manchester J i N i f Manchester Office • 647-9139 We're ISational, But Neighborly! Realtors MERRITT N 646-1160 'V PAGE THIRTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Nov. 5, 1975 FHANKANDEBNEOT ______MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn,, Wed., Nov. 5, 1975 — PAGE THIRTY-ONE Garden Producta 4 7 Apartments For Pent 53 Apartments For Pent S3 Business tor Pent 55 *♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦' X'VE MfeVlElR COW MANURE - $7 and $14 800 SQUARE Feet of space Charles M. Schultz loads delivered, call after 6, available, lower level in, Answer tp Previous Puzzle BOVS 6IRLS 649-8731. ■ ----- NOW RENTING!! prime commercial location,, Dear A bby Expertise UMDER5TOOD ! ideal for office space. 643- HI m I AUWfG I SUPPOSE IT'S A I SUPPOSE THEV HAD TO 2738. ACROSS 5 City in Belgium UlONDERlW THATS TRUE ...THERE WERE w h y t h e y Antiques 48 INDEPENDENCE \ HOLDOVER F(?0M T H E W S EAT FAST BEFORE SOME By Abigail Van Buren 1 Developed 6 Planet l Tl voeseomjEjy A LOT OF RUDE ANIMALS ability 7 Halil WHEN DOGS WERE WILD... OTHER ANIMAL CAME ALONG S t a r t t h e m WANTED Antique furniture, JHElRFOOPy If AROUND IN THOSE VMSl VILLAGE i DFFICE SPACE 6 ------builder 8 Salt (Fr.) A a .K AND TOOK IT AWAY... Q . D glass, pewter, oil paintings, or 12 Island west of 9 Forest leatures Manchester ♦ O U T l e a r m i m c other antique items. R. FDR RENT Magi 10 Periods ol lime T — i c Dir. from Route 6 & 44A ^ Harrison, 643-8709. 250 square feet, center of 13 Stated 11 Remainder MM S P E L t North on Rt. 83 (Main St.) ♦ DEAR ABBY: I am a 30-year-old bachelor. For the last 15 Winged 14 English river Manchester, air con­ ANTIQUES Want'ed - ♦ to Henry. * year I ve been going with a very pretty, 28-year-old school 16 Set free 19 Dexterity ditioning and parking. Call teacher. I have asked her to marry me, but she says she is 17 Protective 22 Symbol lor "’‘DOC"' AI»ID "’C A T " Anlencan furniture, oriental calcium , i I ^ , ^ Unusual one bedroom TotAmhouses in a t 643-9551. not m any hurry to get married. . . * garment ______il-S rugs, paintings, pewter. Wind­ IB Aeriform fluid 23 Cutting tooth U s ] ♦ park-like setting, quiet neighborhood, t She told me that she has been taking birth control pills sor chairs, crocks, jugs, Ron 20 Italian family 24 Fodder 33 Loyal 47 Rafson d'------Dionne,, 643-1691. « close to shopping, church, bus, pool andt for the last four years "in case she gets, raped." 21 in a frozen 25 Fling 40 Chaldean city 49 Church section Homes For Sale 23 Peal Estate Wanted 28 Services Ottered 31 Heating-Plumbing 35 OFFICE «PACE - 700 square We have never been intimate. Don’t get me wrong. I’m no slate 26 Spectacular (Bib.) 50 followers ♦ tennis. J feet. East Center St., ideal for 23 Suppositions performance 41 Elevate (suffix) FURNITURE - Rugs, pain­ angel. I ve tried, but she won't let me. She claims she is still 25 African tree (coll.) WINDOW CLEANING com­ BOTTI HEATING aind Plum­ tings, pewter, dolls, crocks, ♦ Featuring; professionals, parking, 646- a virgin. As far as I know, she doesn’t date anyone else. 43 A^arels 52 Modern ALL CASH for your property ▼ 27 Hamlet, lor 28 Assistant 44 Doctrine (coll.) ianguage (ab.) mercial and residential, in­ bing - All heating and plum­ lamps, etc. Now accepting • Massive Bedrcom • Walk-In Closets 2 2 1 2 . FIRST OFFERING within 24 hours. Avoid red How do^ou figure this pill business? example 29 Able 45 Palm leaves 53 Attiia, for one Mickey Finn — Morris Weiss tape, instant service. Hayes cluding initial construction bing repairs plus remodeling. consignments, for December i • Full Basement • Laundry Hook-Ups I « LEARY IN SANTE FE 29 Head covering 30 District (var.) 55 Through Martin School, Dartmouth OFFICE SPACES for rent on 32 Black cuckoo 31 Church seats Corporation,. 646-0131. cleaning for contractors or Call 643-1496. auction. 644-8962. • Private Entrances and Patios 46 Hornet's home {comb, form) Heights, large seven-room developers, fully insured, free. Main St. in Manchester, ideal 33 Three times H. COACH BATES IS LIVID WITH ANOER. • Air Conditioner • Color Co-ordinated Decor ! DEAR LEARY: It's possible, of course. But I find it a 34 Raw mineral BUT THE s t a t e U. LINEMEN CANNOT GET Raised Ranch, plaster Wanted to Buy 49 location for professional of­ 1 r ~ i $ 6 r - r " 5“ i6 SELLING your house? Call us estimates, call Quality Includes Heat little bard to swallow. 35 Coterie 11 6BT fUD OP THEIR QUARTERBACK! TO THE QUARTERBACK— AND THE TEAM walls, tile baths,, larg^e^ first and we’ll make you a Maintenance, Inc., 647-9498. Flooring 36 fices, very convenient to all ^ H E FIFTY-FIVE THOUSAND I DON'T CAEE HOW YOU DO IT — I ^ f r o m PENNSYLVANIA SCORES AGAIN. 36 Made over 12 1$ l4 SPECTATORS WHO CAME WANT HIM KNOCKED OUT OF THE G AM E! closets, built-ins, cash offer. One day service. OLD DOLLS - Paying top facilities. Please call 646-4100, 37 Hawk's cage •••••••••••••••••••••••••• DEAR ABBY: With Christmas approaching, my in-laws TO SEE STATE UNIVERSITY carpeting, two fireplaces, T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, prices for your old dolls, $65. We have a large variety of 1 & 2-bedroom 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 38 Put to proof 15 16 ROLL OVER A WEAk TEAM Painting-Papering 32 and up for China and bisque apartments and townhouses throughout have already started to buy presents for our son (their only 39 Employs FROM PENNSYLVANIA ARE large family room, two-car 1577.. floors like new, no waxing, grandchild), which presents a problem. (specializing in older floors). doils. $100 and up for Bye%. the Town of Manchester. BOLTON NOTCH - Modern 40 Javanese tree 17 18 19 20 IN A STATE OF SHOCK. garage, city utilities, sales office and storage Even though they know that we bought him a small 41 Legal point THE QUARTERBACK OF IMMEDIATE CASH for your PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%. Ceilings and inside painting. Never give or sell a doll THE VISITING TEAM HAS excellent condition. Priced facilities. Commercial, In­ tricycle for his third birthday last month, they have already 42 Monster 21 22 23 24 property. Let us explain our Five years experience. John Verfaille, 646-5750, 872- without getting our offer. Call 44 Ancient Celtic HIT FOR 19 OF 22 to sell! I Raymond F. Damato ♦ ATTEMPTS — a n d a t THE Excellent references. Pete, 2222. locally, 875-7356. dustrial, telephone 1-223-4460. bought him a racing car and a fire truck to drive. In addition church center d He 27 28 29 30 3i fair proposal. Call Mr. END OF THE THIRD 742-6117 (toll free) 5-10 p.m. Owner Developer ♦ to that, they ve bought him a sled, a desk and chair set, an 47 Before CHARLES LESPERANCE Belfiore, 647-1413. t 32 33 5T QUARTER, STATE U. IS 649-7620 ANTIQUES, lamps, dolls, elaborate aquarium and a cowboy outfit, complete with a 48 Oriental porgy - BEHIND 24-17. MANCHESTER 51 Trickery INSIDE - Outside painting. clocks, guns, oil paintings, ^ Designed With i wooden "horsey” to ride. And they are stiU buying! ;)!> 3^ 37 MAY WE BUY your home? Former King's Dept. Store 54 Expert Quick, fair, all cash and no Special rates for people over statues, crank phonographs, ♦ You in Mind J ideal Retail/Warehouse/Mfg. We know they enjoy shopping for their only grandson, 56 Health center 3d 39 40 problems. Call Warren E. 65. FulWFully insured. FEstimates ' oak furniture, 646-2690, 646- 2.000-100.000 Sq. Ft. but showering him with presents creates problems. Our employe GARRISON COLONIAL - four given. (Jail 649-7863. □ MISC. FOR SALE 1882. : Model Open 11:30 til 8 P.M. Daily t years old, field stone Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. 2 ACRES PAVED PARKING gifts and the gifts of the other grandparents who can’t 57 Wash lightly 41 42 43 Partially Air Conditioned afford much will look like nothing. Also, our son will not be 58 English wrilar fireplace, beam ceiling, wall- ♦ Paul W. Dougan, Realtor ♦ Excell. Location, Bkrs. Prot. INSTANT cash for your home. WALLPAPER Hanging - $3.00 Articles tor Sale 41 BENDING Brake for able to appreciate anything. (1713-1768) 44 4^ 46 47 48 49 50 to-wall carpeting, family per roll. Experinced aluminum siding, call 649- t 649-3940 646-1021 643-453S* GALL 1-226-1206 59 Cloys Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermeer room, sliding glass doors to Call Dan Reale, at Reale’s Abby, do we have the right to limit the amount of gifts bl 52 53 54 55 tradesman. Call R. ALUMINUM sheets used as 0386. DOWN large deck, garage, mint con­ Corner Realtors, 646-4525. my husband’s parents give our child? Starkweather, 644-3194, printing plates, .007 thick, 1 Flat, thick piece 56 57 dition, $51,700, Philbrick My husband says we shouldn’t deprive them of this w o w I THIRD WHO'S THE LUCKY ^ HE MUST IT SAYS AN EAST of the river church 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for 57 2 QIasswort Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. UNUSUAL Deluxe one Wanted to Pent pleasure. 1 disagree. 3 Lack of skill b6 59 FINGER, le ft BOY, JENNY LU? BE A SPANISH c o r o n a seeks land suitable for $1. Phone 643-2711. THREE ROOMS • - bedroom Townhouse, private refrigerator and stove, $140 a AWAITING YOUR WORD 4 Baltic coin 5 ' h a n d .' n o b l e m a n . kOORONA! building in Vernon, Rockville, INTERIOR SPECIALISTS □ RENTALS TWO CAR Garage with con­ CAPE - Six rooms, treed lot, CLEAN USED refrigerators, entrances and patio, full base­ month, Kingsley Dr,, An­ THAT'S A city utilities, handy location, North Manchester area. Peter Belliveau Painting ment, includes, heat, crete floor and electricity vSECRET./ Minimum two acres. Call 644- ranges, automatic washers, dover, 742-6032. DEAR AWAITING; I vote with you. If your parents $31,500. Philbrick Agency, 643-1671 appliances, carpeting, and wanted, call anytime after 5, want to indulge the child, suggest that they buy him one 0988 or 872-3280. with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s Rooms lor Pent 52 871-0319. Realtors, 646-4200. Ceilings • Walls • Trim Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- pool. $245j)er245 per month. PaulPa W. MANCHESTER - five rooms, gift and start a savings account for him. The boy may not Paper Hanging Dougan,n. Realtor, 646-1021 or remodeled, paneling, large appreciate it now, but be will when it's time to go to college. Win at Bridge WE WILL buy your home. 2171 ESSEX MOTOR Inn - weekly FREE ESTIMATES 643-4535. kitchen, porch,' close to WANTED- responsible, MINI-FARM on West side, Quick, efficient professional INSURED •DEPENDABLE rooms. Single $56, double $69, female looking for rent by seven room home in excellent SCREENED LOAM - stores, security and DEAR ABBY: My husband and I are senior citizens. We service. Call us first. W. J. plus tax, continental MANCHESTER - newer three December 1st, Ask for Deb­ A kingdom for a spade suit condition, new siding etc., Barcomb Realtor, 644-8000. driveway gravel, processed breakfast, air conditioning, references, $150, monthly. 1- live in the suburbs and do not drive. bedroom Duplex, half of two 564-7855. bie, after 5, 633-6407. 5 gravel, sand, stone and fill. garage, laige lot with garden PAINTING - interior and color TV, call 646-2300. family, full basement, in­ When we are invited out, is it proper to ask the hostess if and fruit trees, shed, $42,000. George H. Griffing, Andover, she has invited someone who lives near us and drives and if A two-spade call would be P.' HAVE WE HELPED VOU LATUY? exterior, paperhanging, cludes appliances and THREE ROOM apartment in­ Philbrick Agency, Realtors, 742-7886. SLEEPING ROOM, for rent, he wouldn’t mind meeting us at a convenient bus stop or ...... \\ Phone 643-2711. excellent work. References. carpeting, 1 1/2 baths, $280 cludes appliances, heat, hot -^dangerous. However, if you 646-4200. Free estimates. Fully in­ furnished, 272 Main St. MIsc. lor Pent 58 picking us up? And if it’s propey to ask, who should call NORTH (D) aren’t willing to take chances DARK RICH loam, five yards per month, Paul W. Dougan water, laundry facilities, gar­ sured. Martin Mattson, 649- Realtor, 646-1021, 643-4535. age, No pets, $195. 643-4884. these people to make the arrangements? ’The hostess or us? A974 you shouldn't play bridge. TWO-FAMILY 5-5, with 2-car 4431. $28. plus tax, pool patio sand, CENTRALLY Located - 146 INEXPENSIVE, dry storage If we could get there by a simple bus ride there would be V K9 garage, in,desirable location, gravei, and stone 643-9504. Center St., please call 649- in central location. Includes If East does back in with two MANCHESTER Gardens - ef- FOUR ROOMS - for rent, first no problem. But the places we’re usually invited to require «K J652 Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence handy to all schools. Excellent □ MISC. SERVICES PAPER HANGING Expert. 0013. electricity. For details, call *J72 spades he will get a shock. FIREWOOD for sale - ficiency apartments, floor, 398 Hartford Rd., $150 a two or three bus transfers or are places that can’t be reached West will take him right to condition $44,500. Philbrick Your average paper, in Mr. Taylor, 649-4075, by bus at all. WEST EAST Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. Seasoned hardwooood, split available in beautiful country month. Available immediate­ HBYi WAIT A MIKJUTEl V I &AID average room , $25. Mr. SINGLE room with heat, setting. Walk to everything. AA 10 85 AQJ632 four spades. The shock will be WE JUST PROPPED IN FOR \ & H U T UR Services Ottered 31 and delivered, $25 per half ly, 649-1946. , We realize that taxis are available, but they’re too Richman, 646e3864. shower, parking, centrally Rent includes heat, hot water, expensive for us. V A 7 3 2 V 6 only temporary. One look at A FRIENPLV VI5IT1 WHAT’5 ) PIOH VERNON - $38,900 - Country cord. Call F. Schillinger, 871- located. Very reasonable. Call dummy and East will smile THE Bie IDEA OF— appliances, and parking. FOUR ROOM apartment, 426 TRANSPORTATION PROBLEM « 10 9 7 « 8 3 living, one minute from REWEAVING burns, holes. R. H E B E R T & Son 0737 after 5 weekdays, all day 649-9167. S uperintendent, 646-0090, happily and go about the highway. Six room Ranch, Zippers, umbrellas repaired. - weekends. Broad Street, no appliances, *KQ «A 6 5 4 3 paperhanging, painting, com-~ Equal Housing. $130. Security deposit, no pets. SOUTH business of making his game newly painted, 18’ above­ Window shades, Venetian mercial and residential, free ROOMMATE WANTED - to □. AUTOMOTIVE DEAR PROBLEM: It is not improper .to inquire. with one or two overtricks, BASSETT white provincial 643-4751. However, the thoughtful hostess who is aware of your *K ground pool, large family blinds. Keys. TV for rent. estimates, 644-0642. share three bedroom house MANCHESTER - new unusual We don’t show East bidding room with bar, new wall-to- Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649- dresser/changer, with circumstances will make appropriate suggestions when V Q J 10 8 5 4 with two others, call 646-1749. one bedroom Duplex ♦ A Q 4 the two spades. Our East in wall carpet. Call Pat, Century 5221. matching crib, complete, used Autos For Sale 61 possible. (P.S. Chronic ride-alongs should remember to J. P. LEWIS & SON - Custom Townhouses now renting at « 1 0 9 8 the box was one of the many 21, Jackston-Avante, 646-1316 tor one child, $65, 646-3825, FURNISHED Room for rent, reward the driver with a modest gift.) Painting - Interior and Independence Village. Full VILLAGER APARTMENTS NEED CAR? Credit bad? Both vulnerable players who let South play at or 646-5461. MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. exterior. Paperhanging. after 5. parking near the bus line, all Five room Townhouse Removal, pruning, lot basements, private entrances Bankrupt? .. Repossessed? two hearts. South would have Remodeling. Gutters. Fully conveniences, call 649-6914, -and patio, includes heat, apartment, 1% tiled baths, ANDOVER - gentleman's clearing, spraying. Fully in­ SAUNA, portable, complete Honest Douglas accepts West North East South no trouble at that contract. He insured. 649-9658. appliances, carpeting, air con­ 2 air conditioners, wall-to- mini-farm, 5.8 acres, 7 1/2 sured. Licensed. Free es­ unit. Uses household current, UNATTACHED female to live lowest down, smallest would be sure of eight tricks ditioner. Close to shopping, wall carpeting, full base­ payments. Douglas Motors, and probably come home with room Dutch Colonial, barn, timates. Phone 646-3437, 633- EXCELLENT Workmanship cost $595., now $350. 649-6962. in house - to do light church and bus. Model open Pass . Pass 1 v pasture, excellent condition, 5354. housekeeping in exchange for ment, heat, hot water, 345 Main. Astro-graph Pass 1 N.T. Pass 2V nine, because at most tables on interior and exterior pain­ 11:30 - 8 p.m., daily. Henry St. W' H S) 1975 tv tin TM B«a US 60's, Ferrigno Realtors, 423- ting and paperhanging. SIX Horsepower yard mill, lower rent. (Jhildren accepted. appliances, fireplace. No Pass Pass Pass West would win the first two off Main St., Manchester. TOYOTA - See us for reliable tricks with the king and queen 1886, 228-0668. TWO HANDYMEN will clean, Estimates and references shreds, leaves, brush, grass, 649-7911 before 7 p.m. PaulnW. Dougan Realtor, 646- pets. By BERNICE BEDE OSOL Opening lead — K rake, lime, fertilize, mow, and bags in one* operation, used Toyotas with our 60-day of clubs. East would go to bed Alley Oop — Dave Graue given. 643-8885. 1021, 643-4535, 649-3940. 649-762D 100% warranty. We also buy maintenance of lawn used less than eight hours, RESPONSIBLE roommate ~ with his ace and South make an seasonal. Cellars and attics excellent condition, $150, call used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, overtrick. COLUMBIA LAIcE Building-Contracting 33 wanted, own bedroom, $130 TWO FAMILY furnished 345 Center Street, For Thursday, Nov. 6, 1975 SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Seven room, firepiaced Ranch, plus cleaned. Reasonable prices. 646-7575 evenings. plus security. Call for infor­ 3 three room apartment, in Manchester^ 646-4321. ARIES (March 21-April 19) Avoid serious-type discussions paneled basement, all new '*75 643-5305. NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - mation, 646-2682 after 6. 4 1/2 ROOMS, first floor, with friends today. Keep it light, By Oswald & James Jacoby appliances." Lake and docking East Hartford, heat and gar­ . You have a tendency today to Remodeling, repairing, ad­ YOU saved and slaved for excellent location, adults n you get that chip on your N privileges. age included, $215, montnly, WE PAY $15 for complete blurt things out thoughtlessly. If Patrick Henry had been a A Missouri reader wants to ELECTRONIC TUNE-UP $10 wall to wall carpet. Keep it ROOM for refined person, ditions, rec rooms, porches call after 6 p.m., 647-1582. preferred, no pets, $185 junk cars. Call Joey, Tolland Guard against this, lor shoulder somebody will surely bridge player, he might well know why most American ex­ plus partsr-Brakes,'Shocks, new with Blue Lustre. Rent quiet, doesn’t drink or smoke knock it oil. THOMAS J. BLANCHARD and roofing. No job too small. monthly, .•\ppliances included. Auto Body, 528-1990. someone could be badly hurl. have said: "Give me the spade perts like to use two-clubs as Real Estate 646-0299 lube, bearings,' etc. Call 649-3144. electric shampooer $1. E. A. and keeps reasonable hours. NEWINGTON - Wood.sedge 646-3283. Guaranteed. Call anytime, Johnson Paint Company. Give references. Write Box L, TAURUS (April 20-May 20) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. suit or give me death.” their only forcing bid. Apartments - Luxury 2 1968 YELLOW automatic VW 21) Be careful today. That Then if Patrick Henry had The answer to that one is 646-2065. CARPENTRY - -Repairs, Herald. STORRS - UCONN area, Usually you have your wits DA'fSUN Snow tires, with bedroom apartments, located convertible, good second car, about you in the commercial small surplus you've ac­ held today’s East hand from that you don't get a hand of remodeling, additions, gar­ deluxe one bedroom apart­ cumulated may burn a hole in NEW HOMES - Ranches, in a wooded setting, with club call 875-1897 after 5. arena Today you could be the spring charity game, he game or near game strength CUSTOM DRAPERIES - ages, roofing, call David rims, B78-13, $30. Girl’s 10- LIGHT Housekeeping - Room house, swimming pool and ment, appliances, carpeting, your pocket. You could blow Capes, Colonials, available or made very reasonable, work speed bike, $6^ never used. for rent, stove, refrigerator, hoodwinked because you seek would have p ass^ in second very often and therefore, it is a Patria, 644-1796. tennis courts. Call 678-1881, no pets, adults, only, $14() MERCEDES BENZ, 230,1966. something for nothing. the whole bundle quickly. will build to suit. Single and guaranteed, call anytime, 649- Hotpoint refrigerator, freezer linens provided. 801 Main seat; passed a second time great waste to use four open­ two-family homes,in several Monday-Friday 9-4:30. monthly. L. F. Fiano, 649- Very clean, very good condi­ CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 4266. WES ROBBINS carpentry top, $60. 649-5608,' after 6. Street. 649-9879. 5371. GEM INI (May 21-June 20) It's after North responded one ing bids (five if you add three locations, starting from $48,- tion. Excellent buy. Call 522- not a good day to make impor­ 19) Treat your mate with kid notrump to South’s one-heart notrump) to cover such hands. 500. Good financing, will con­ remodeling specialist. Ad­ 9800 days, or 247-9031. gloves today. Something you MASONRY REPAIRS - new ditions,, rec roftms, dormers, SEASONED CORD Wood - Apartments Fhr Pent 53 LOVELY two bedroom apart­ tant decisions on family or opening bid, but backed into Use two clubs as your only s sider trades. Merritt Agency, work, brick block, stone, call cord and 1/2 cord loads, linancial matters. Your judg­ did recently triggered an un­ ’9?5:.*iU me ty e,; uS Pii 0’ built-ins, bathrooms, PRESIDENTIAL ment, in two family, all pleasant reaction. It won't take action after South’s two-heart force and you can put the other 646-1180. 643-9508. delivered, E. Yeomans, 742- PARTS DEPARTMENT now ment is loo clouded by emo­ kitchens, 649-3446. V WE HAVE customers waiting modern appliances plus heat, open Saturdays. Complete line much to bring it to the surface. rebid was passed by North. two bids to work. 8907. for the rental of your apart­ VILLAGE APTS. tion. UNUSUAL - Two family with will consider one child but of Chrysler parts. Chorches AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Mr. Abernathy — Jones and Ridgeway TREE SERVlCE-(Soucier) ment or home. J.D. Real MANCHESTER CANCER (June 21-July 22) Berry's World two black marble fireplaces! LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - please no pets. $235 plus Motors, 649-3646. Don't be loo coy today. Little Trees cut, trimmed or topped, GENERAL E78-14 studded, Estate Associates, Inc. 646- Frustrating opposition will Six-Five, flats with new new homes custom built, security. Available December nuances- you regard as stumps removed, fully in­ belted gripper snow tires, 1980. cause you to look lor a remodeled, additions, rec 1st. Please call after 6, 643- 1966 BUICK LaSabre, good frivolous gestures could be wiring. Recent heating sured. Got a tree problem? used less than 1,000 miles. $20. One and two bedrooms. scapegoat today. It will be far CUDDCE9 IS ^ SHE^^ k ...OF COU(3SE,SHES rooms, garages, kitchens 5523. running condition, low taken seriously, much to your r system. Parkay wooden Well worth a phone call. 742- pair. Seiberling F78-14 belted LOOKING for anything in real Near schools, churches better in the long run for you to MUCH MORE FUN STURDIER, AND NCT MUCH AT floors. Excellent income with remodeled, bath tile, cement mileage, (54,000). Cll 649-4653 dismay. TO RIDE THAN 8252. work. Steps, dormers. four season snow tires on GM estate rental - apartments, and shopping center, on THREE LARGE Bedroom take the lumps. SHE CUSHIONS j u m p in g \ future possibilities. after 5 p.m. PISCES^Feb. 20-March 20) A HORSE. THE POUNCES HURDLES' V Residential or commercial. rims, $20 pair. 649-0010. homes, multiple dwellings, no bus line. Call anytime. Duplex, new carpets, large LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You're Convenient location, never a Avoid large gatherings today. BETTER WANTED ODD Jobs - Raking Call 649-4291. fees. Call J.D. Real Estate living and dining rooms and all too willing to pay lor vacancy. Call now, Belfiore 1973 VOLKSWAGEN, You're in a mood where you leaves, painting, cleaning WE BUY and sell furniture. Associates, Inc. 646-1980. something you want done to­ Agency, 647-1413. kitchen, modern with excellent condition, brand cellars and attics, no job too Cash on the line. One piece or 646-2623 day, rather than do it yourself. want allention and it you're TIMOTHY-J. CONNELLY cabinets, stove, new new tires, 32,000 miles, $2000, relegated to a lesser role you small. Reasonable rates. Free an entire houseful. 646-6432. MANCHESTER- Deluxe 2 You’ll regret this. You could Carpefltry and general con­ refrigerator, attic, basement, call John, at 872-9858 after may be considerably upset. ■ MANCHESTER - reduced $2,- estimates. 646-7786. Furniture Barn, 345 Main St., have done it better — and tracting. Residential and bedroom Townhouse, IVz large yard and garage. Near 4:30. 000, Ranch, six oversized beside Douglas Motor Sales. baths, full basement, jjrivate cheaper. If you want to stay on rooms, attached garage plus commercial. Whether it be a scliools and stores, $280 per SNOWPLOWING - Industrial, small repair job, a custom entrances and patio, includes NEWER three bedroom month, no pets. Security good terms with your budget Your fully enclosed insulated rear commercial and institutional. NORGE refrigerator, 16 c.u. VOLKSWAGEN Engine still today, watch two items closely built home or anything in heat, appliances, carpeting, Duplex, 1 1/2 baths, all required. 649-3050 after 1 p.m. in 1970 bug, hear it run before pootch for den or TV, 64 Parking lots and driveways. inch, self-defrost harvest pool, air-conditioning, $290 appliances, carpeting, full — what you spend for the Miilford Rd., Buckley School between, call 646-1379. buying. 649-5833, 649-7311, Birthday Sanding available. Free es­ gold, call 872-4260. per month. Paul W. Dougan, basem ent, $260 m onthly, UNFURNISHED - four room home and lor entertainment. area, asking ^4,900, call 643- timates. Call after 6 p.m., 528- Nov. 6, 1975 TOBIAS CARPENTRY Ser­ Realtor, 646-1021 or 643-4535. Frechette & Martin Realtors, duplex, available December 1967 Mustang Convertible, 390, LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Nor­ f t f t 6882 for appointment. 1418 or 646-1322. FIREWOOD - For sale, well Keep a small traveling bag vice - Remodeling, repairs, 646-4144. 1st. 160 Birch Street, hours 10- CID, four speed, GT, mag mally you are tactful. Today seasoned, split or round. $25. packed this coming year. You additions, custom building. No MANCHESTER - spacious 4. wheels, tape deck, $450, 646- you'll liave to be careful to \ , CAPE - Lovely three bedroom BULLDOZING and excava­ per load. The Andrew Ansaldi avoid dissension through what won't make the long journeys Cape, firepiaced living room, job too small. Free estimates. three bedroom apartment, in SIX room duplex, three 0087. Born Loser — Art Sansom tion, licensed septic system, Over 25 years experience. 643- Company, 649-5249. new two family, carpeting, air bedrooms, $185. Call 646-1980. you say. or how you act in a you'd like to. but short trips will carpeted, kitchen with family installation and repair, crowd. bring some exciting, 5769. conditioning, dishwasher and J. D. Real Estate. CHRYSLER Newport area. Garage. Large treed lot. landscaping and trucking, GUITAR - Sovereign Har­ THE CHARLES memorable experiences. TH5M DOfO'T) Merritt Agency, 646-1180. separate driveways, $260 per custom, two door, fully V YOU PUT SUfeAR 'DON'T NOU T/kKF loam and fill for sale. Free es­ PoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 mony, very good condition, six month, security, call 646-1379 THREE ROOMS, tile bath, f timates. Call after 6 p.m., 646- string, $90, call 649-5610^ ask APARTMENTS equipped, factory air, THIS COFFFF?x Y SUfcAR? STIR !T l y after 6 p.m. heat and hot water included, CHARU8 DR„ MANCHESTER excellent condition, low 1322. BIDWELL Home Improve­ for Linda. * middle-age adults, security Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl and Stoffel Luxury room townhousei, mileage, phone 643-8244. © 1975 by NEA, Inc Lots-Land For Sale 24 ment Co. Expert installation deposit. References, no pets, some feature fireplaces and 2* A BETTER Driveway by of aluminum siding, gutters ROCKVILLE 3-4 ROOMS parking, 15 1/2 School Street, car garages, heat and hot water Thomas Colla, 25 years !^69 TOYOTA Corona - parts, BOLTON - $11,000, three and trims. Roofing installa­ Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 second floor across from East and 2 air conditloriers, 1 V$ baths, air conditioner and drive train HOW MUCH AR.E "I'm returning this plant. II talks back!" J experience. We feature quali­ ROCKLAND TERRACE etc. Wooded and Quiet. Not a acres, trees, privacy, dead tion and repairs. 649-6495, 875- Side Rec, near Main Street. in very good condition, any LEAKING IN THE end street. Owner financing ty, price and service. 649-6082. Large and beaulKul one end two thru street. 'Will be fully com­ YOU GOING TO 9109. DOG-CAT BOARDING reser­ bedroom apartments, heat, hot reasonable offer. 1-537-1627 ^ ^ available. Lawrence F. Fiano pleted in December. BASEMENT/ CH A R G E M E f vations. Combined inside/out^ water, all appliances. Including FIVE ROOMS - stove and ,Amston. Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick A Realtors, 649-5371. WELDING - repairs, custom 'dishwasher, disposal, carpeting, Applications being accepted HORACE Tetrault — Siding, side runs, partitioned privacy, refrigerator and garage, cen­ for immediate rentals and future ------^ made trailers, fast service, roofing, storm windows, aw­ germicidal lighting. Canine pool and your own private terrace trally located, second floor, NEVER. FEAR HM M / THArS reasonable, free estimates, In a country setting. From $160. occupancy. '41962 GMC Van, previous G. ..‘BUGSY'S nings. Quality workmanship, d a y No pets. storage area included, no UP T YOU, N(7W TELL U5, PROF. PEWEY I CAN 5EE 646-1523. So come over and see your Fox delivery truck, rebuilt Business Properly 26 free estimates. Fully insured. Road, Manchester, 646-5971. 872-4223 529-6586 children or pets, telephone, engine, aluminum body, HERE/ FUDDSY/ ADDLETON NIT, IN YiPUR VCU’RE IN future aparlmenf. . . ^ 5 872-9187, 649-3417. 872-3976 643-9037. OPEN FOR INSPECTION excellent running condition, OWN W0RP6, H(3W YPU I i k IMMACULATE eight room Y(3L)R USUAL I V Hr-i U S K.' 0" Venetian Blind Repairs & Sales PRIVATE riding instructions, Daily 3 P.M. until 7 P.M. $400, 649-4740. _ PENETRATED A MlPDLE FORM stately Colonial structure English and Western, $5.00 MANCHESTER - Woodland S tiL L CUSTOM & STOCK SHADES ROOFING - Specializing or by appointment CLASS HOME AND MADE TONISHT. right on Main St. Ideal for repairing roofs, new roofs, per hour, call 633-5571, Manor - Deluxe two bedrooom 5 A Y PLYMOUTH V-8, 1968, hard­ RESEARCH HISTtJRY WITH FLANNELMdUTri.' IT S professional offices, or com­ Also a Complete Line of gutter wark, chimneys, anytime. VERNON - Town House Townhousse, carpeting, The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions 646-0800 or 646-1540 top, new tires, battery and WHAT we; MI6HT REFER S N 00P IN 6 bination home and office CUSTOM DRAPES & ROMAN SHADES cleaned and r^aired. 30 years Gardens, a beautifully appliances, full basement, 1 tuned up, power steering. suite. Two car garage with To A5~-HA-HA l JIMPLY MOVED MANCHESTER experience. Free estimates. BASSET HOUND - AKC landscaped apartment com­ 1/2 baths, patio, $225 monthly $850. Call 643-7550. J p l a v /n g b r i d g e ^ MISS strongstone extra storage. Plenty of VENETIAN BLIND CO. Howley, 643-5361. registered, male, eight munity of unusual architec­ plus utilities, no pets, R. D. NIT PICKING.' INTO THE B0ARPIN6 SIGNALED HIM BY HOUSE.' THE parking. Truly unusual-don’t 29 BISSEIL STREH 646-1422 months, $150, 742-9394. tural design, featuring priyate Murdock, Realtor, 643-2692. Homes lor Pent 54 FORD Falcon, 1968, 2-door f u n t s t o n e / 'KICKING'/... overlook this one. Mr. D&A ROOFING. Roofs, entrances, private patio with hardtop, 6 cylinder, ap­ TeCHNIO UE IS H E '6 B E E N Matthew, Belfiore Agency, AKC Miniature Schnauzers, FIVE ROOM Duplex, im­ I d H FIK IT IN OR I C'N FOOL participant HURT siding, gutters, and leaders. sliding glass door, wall-to- VERNON - six,room Ranch, 1 proximately 22 mpg, new PLAYING 647-1413. HAVE YOUR wood split fhst Free estimates. Fully in­ seven weeks old, ready for wall carpeting, range, mediate occupancy, adults 1/2 baths, family room, in­ rebuilt engine. (2,000 miles), FIFTEEN m in u t e s AROUND WITH (OBSERVATION/ BRIDGE and easy, evenings and sured. 249-0205. delivery in a week, color salt refrigerator, disposal, master preferred, .no pets, cludes appliances, one car automatic transmission, clean FER A FLAT, FER HALF A DAY / MANCHESTER- doctors, weekends. Call 646-6438. and pepper, call after 6, 643- TV antenna, traverse rods; references, $150. Write Box H, garage, $350 a month, Paul W. inside and out. $725. 646-5426. OUTRAGEOUS ON AN HOURLY lawyers, and professionals Manchester Herald. ¥ REASONABLE PRICES for 2206. storage and laundry facilities Dougan Realtor, 646-1021, 643- FE .E ./ ^ BASIS/ u 5 iLIIIIIIll take note, eight room TREES cut and trimmed. roofing. (Installation and in basement. Total electric, 4535. FORD XL 1969, excellent con­ Colonial, high traffic area, Experienced. Reasonable. repairs) (jutter work, and LABRADOR Retrievers - no pets. One and two bedroom SIX ROOM Duplex, handy to dition, call 643-8252. parking for 30 cars, ideal for For free estimates, call 742- chimney work, 25 years blacks and yellows, hunting apartments immediately everything, $190 monthly, EIGHT room older Colonial, office .and home or 7131. experience, 643-8885. stock, shots and wormed. available through November security, utilities extra, 646- fireplaces, large lawn, 1969 CHEVY Van, good condi­ apartmmnt situation, many After 6 , 646-6784. 1, starting at $165 per month. 3285 after 4 for details. parking, no children, pets, tion, call 644-0317. n/\/ v n AI possibilities. G&R Realty; DRIVEWAYS - 9’ vvide, 100’ Heating-Plumbing 35 Call 872-0528 Monday through working adults. 643-2880. 289-6885. long, $289, completely in­ WATCHDOG and children’s Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. for ap­ CHAPMAN APARTMENTS - 1971 PLYMOUTH sports sub­ \^U STER furni$hed, 2 1/2 rooms.' Heat, stalled on your base. Cold- SEWERLINES, sink lines, et, free to good home, female pointment. MANCHESTER - .four room urban station wagon, power LIKES THE FIGURES will astound mix. 688-0863 out of town call cleaned with electric cutters, E,ab-Dalmation, 646-4535. hot water, carpeting. Bus line. furnished, house, mature brakes, power steering, air _ .. . . , , , . BASIC Buz Sawyer — Roy Crane you! Combinatiion dining, collect. by professionals. McKinney MANCHESTER - November Security. Only $165 . 289-7475. couples only, owner wants conditioning, new life-time restaurant and coffee shop. Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ CALICO KITTEN - nine 1st occupancy, brand new ENGLISH" very responsible people, $150 guarantee transm&sion, call PROFESSOR I ASSUME YOUR FUEL Clean, convenient modern. PHOTOGRAPHY; Freelance pany, 643-5308. months old, $15, good with three bedroom duplexes in a month, Hayes Corp. 646- after 5 p.m., 646-0429. ...MAKES A FINE, CLEAN j HYDR0GEN.'7THAT'S WHERE I'VE MADf "^ Mr. Lombardo, Belfiore Agen­ children, housebroken, a residential neighborhood. APARTMENT THIS IS MR. IS METHYL ALCOHOL, 5 BUT ISN'T THE MY BREAKTHROUGH, 611?. work done; Houses, Buildings, 0131. Short Ribs — Frank Hill BOOttE,THE cy, 647-1413. Interiors, Pets, etc. Copies NO JOB too small, toilet .house cat, call 646-4651. Starting at $275 per month. RENTAL DFFICE Trucks lor Sale 62 ; PRODUCTION coMe downstairs TO m y Includes appliances and CHEMICAL \ COST PPO- made. Professionallyinally trained.I repairs, plugged drains, Open, 8:30-5 weekdays, MANCHESTER Green area. SHOP. I'LL SHOW YOU kitchen faucets replaced, carpeting. Heat not included. ENGINEER I HIBITIUE? Reasonable, 646-5970. other times by appoint­ Six room Colonial house, with 1972 FORD, F-lOO, 6’ bed, six ^BIN, you 5AI SO FAR VOUVE^ B u t ' tO u v e o n l y ' WELL,AFTER. ALL... WHO 16 repaired, rec rooms, Boats-Accessorles 45 Security deposit and garage. Immmediate oc­ t h e T h e r e c e r t a in BUSINESS ZONE III cylinder, three speed, with y a ip THE RICH GOLD COI/NS. POOR. IN YOUR modernization, etc. Free es­ 18’ CRUISER LINE, 125 h.p. Call 647-9936 or 649-2003. We have a large variety of Inquire at W. H. England A N D ® V E TO T H E Manchester rug cleaning, shampooing and RESEARCH. steam cleaning. Blue Lustre. timates gladly given. M & M Evinrude with trailer. Call deluxe one & two bedroom Lumber Co., Route 44-A, Pt?C3R- DESIRABLE CORNER LOT Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. 875-8119. MANCHESTER- New 4 roofn Townhouse and Garden Bolton Notch. Modern two bay service startion, Keys cut. VeaPs Variety Campara-Trallars easily converted to other Store, 652 Center Street, 649- apartment, 1V4 baths, all type units throughout Mobile Homes 85 professional uses. Owner financing 3485. FRANK SCOTELLA Plum­ appliances, carpeted, air- Manchester. VERNON-ROCKVILLE ■vailable, asking IM.OOO. Looking for bing - Repairs and Garden Products 47 conditioned, individal base­ Line,- five room. Cape, two 17’ TERRY travel trailer, offers! ■ ODD JOBS - Trucking, home remodeling, sewer lines ment, washer-dryer facilities, DAMATO ENTERPRISES bedrooms, $225 montnly, one sleeps 6, awning, completely ~ ) repairs, serving Manchester cleaned electrically. Prompt TURNIPS - 606 Vernon St., heat, hot water included, $275. 240 New State Rd. child accepted. References, applianced. $3()() for equity LAWRENCE F. FIANO blue top. and yellow, after 4 per month. Gall Peterman 648-1021 security, available im­ Realtors 649-5371 for five years. Free es­ service on emergencies. 643- and take over low paym ents.^ timates. 643-0304. a 7024. p.m., 643-6581. Realtors, 649-9404 or 646-2912. mediately. 875-8761. Call after 5 p.m., 6 4 6 ^ . PAGE THIRTY-TWO — MANCHESTER EVEl^ING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., Nov. 5, 1975 Ostomy group meets Monday The weather Gases disposed, of in eourt Sunny, high in 60s. Fair The Manchester Ostomy tonight, low in 40s. Increasing Association will meet Mon- cloudiness, warmer, Friday, day at 7:30 p,‘m. in Geographical Area 12 against him Sept. 18. • Guregh G, Baboian, 23, driving, $100. high upper 60s to near 70. East Hartford Session Bond was maintained at • Joseph Gibbons, age Conference Room C at of 186 New State Rd., Manchester Memorial $50,000 surety. He failed to carrying a gun without a not available, of East Hart­ Manchester—A City of Village Charm SIXIKKN 1»A(;KS PRICE: FIFTEEN t,ENTS Recent dispositions in­ Hospital. Directions to the MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1975 - VOL. XCV, No. 32 post it. and is beii^ held at permit reduced to breach ford, use of motor vehicle cluded": assigned room will be the state correction center of peace, $150. without the owner’s per­ lb' • Donald Quinn, 29, of 93 in Hartford. mission, 45 days with given at the information Wells St., waived a hearing Manchester police • Anthony B. McAwley, execution suspended and desk. of probable cause in con­ refused to give out details 27, of 442 W. Middle Tpke., probation for two years. The association is a nection with several rape about the case. . operating under the in­ rehabilitation organization ■ u charges and his case was • Paul C. Barber, 18, of fluence, $150. • Sandra Therriault, 19, of patients with ileostomy, Jai alai scandal hearing bound over to the next colostomy, and ileo- News East Hartford, operating • Joseph G. Porter, 39, of Willimantic, fourth- criminai session of Hart­ bladder suigery. under the influence of of Glastonbury, second- degree larceny, $150. ford County Superior The program will be a alcohol or drugs, $150. degree criminal trespass, • benjamin Galindo, 35, summary | Court. round table discussion of • Russell Johndrow, 30, 30 days in'/ail with execu­ of 655 Talcottville Rd., opened by gaming agencyl Quinn is charged with ostomy cases and care.* rr" of Crystal Lake Rd., Ver­ tion suspended and proba­ Vernon, reckless driving, Compiled from first-degree rape (four non, operating under the Patients and their spouses tion for six months. $ 100. Liiiled Press Iiiternutional NEWlNGTON (UPI) - A public Friend, owner of the $14 million and the Metropolitan Bank of Trum­ counts), deviant sexual in­ influence, $200. or friends are invited to at­ hearing expected to unveil details of facility, was scheduled to take the bull. tercourse (two counts), • Louis E ' Marchdt III, • William J. England • Frank Duverger, .23 of tend. Friend faces a Nov. 12 hearing first-degree kidnapping, Jr., 21, of 76 Galaxy Dr., East Hartford, operating For further information one of Connecticut’s worst scandals stand after the preliminary matters 18, of Flanders Rd., Coven­ State opened today with Bridgeport jai alai were taken care of. before Superior Court JufJge Thomas and first-degree burglary. try, third-degree larceny, operating under the in­ under suspension, $150, and about the Ostomy Associa­ O’Sullivan on conternpt charges filed HARTFORD —Legislative fronton operator David Friend Chief State’s Attorney Joseph T. The charges were lodged $75. fluence reduced to reckless speeding, $100. tion, call Anne McNeill at by the one-man grand jury when Crafts by hospital staff members leaders have decided to post- •: expected to take the stand. Gormley, representing the commis-' 649-6076. Friend refused to answer several of pone a renewed probe of the •: 'The Connecticut Commission on sion, said Wednesday he expects its questions. A Ship model made by Louise hospital employes. The event was state’s leasing practices by the •: Special Revenue is holding the those witnesses who balk at the Ravenhill is being admired by Mrs. sponsored by the Auxiliary of Legislature’s Management hearing to determine whether it questioning will be granted immunity A 19-page transcript of the Manchester Memorial Hospital Committee because they ;• should lift the gambling license it and will be forced to testify. testimony Friend did give before Elaine Charendoff at the arts and Mulvey was shown to O'Sullivan and co-chaired by Mrs. Charendoff believe leasing reform legisla- :• granted to Friend, a Hollywood, Fla., Gormley said the immunity would crafts show held Sunday and Mon­ Another Great Look banker. The fronton had been not prevent him from prosecuting when Friend was charged with con­ \ and Andre Marmen, hospital Is Now Yours. tion passed earlier this year is :• day at Manchester Memorial adequate to correct abuses un- scheduled to open this month. confessed crim in als, since he tempt Tuesday, but Friend’s lawyers development director. (Herald Invest In A Look For The asked it be kept secret because it Hospital conference rooms. The covered in prior investigations. •: Commission Chairman Paul gathered what he considered suf­ items exhibited were created by photo by Pinto) SCARF Silvergleid rejected eight motions by ficient evidence for conviction before contained the name of a prominent BRIDGEPORT -A federal j: Friend’s attorneys and ordered the the hearings started. person. court has been asked to order •: hearing to proceed. About 25 persons were subpoenaed But prosecutors downgraded the ShopRite Color- desegregation of Bridgeport’s The first witness was Thomas to the hearing but Gormley said he importance of the person's role in the About Fall Wardrobe. public school system to reflect |: McGuinnis, general manager of the expected to hear today only from scandal. Asked if the person's identi­ Come In And See Our the racial makeup of the com- :■ Hartford Hilton, who testified that Friend, William Moy, a Hollywood, ty would be revealed at today's town Exciting New Selection of munity. The suit was filed :• Friend and two other individuals in­ Fla., restauranteur, and officials of hearing, Assistant State’s Attorney Squares, Ascots, Tubes, Wednesday by a group of black -i volved in the fronton operation Hartford’s Hilton and Sonesta hotels. Robert Beach said, “It could come tonight at 7:30 at Trinity Covenant Oblongs. Roto Circular stayed at the hotel in February and A grand jury investigation, held in out but you might never know it.’’ Lydia Circle of South United and Spanish-speaking residents •; Methodist Church will meet tonight Church. and the local NAACP chapter. •; March 1974. closed sessions, will recess for the The Hartford Courant today said State police say Friend told in­ duration of the commission hearings the unidentified person was the late at 8 at the home of Mrs. Fred Beautiful Prints and Solids vestigators that a $200,000 payment on the gambling license, expected to Murray Chotiner, an advisor to Whitesel, 14 Hunter Rd. Al-Anon family groups‘Will meet In Smashing Colors. In the Mail... at Your Regional (Herald photo by Pinto) tonight at 8 at St. James Church, was made to John M. Bailey, the late last into next week. former President Nixon. Chotiner 6 $400 |-Q $goo The Presbyterian Church will have Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Pathfinders PROVIDENCE, R. I. -V ice j Democratic state chairman, in Hart­ Among the charges against was named in the Senate Watergate Building getting refurbished a prayer meeting tonight at 7:30 at Club, 102 Norman St., and Friday at Door... or at the Store President Nelson A. •: ford in April of 1974. Bridgeport Jai Alai — any one of hearings as an alleged participant in the church. 10 a.m. at South United Methodist Rockefeller might come under :• Silvergleid rejected the motions by which would be sufficient grounds for the "dirty tricks’’ activities of the Work started this week on cleanihg up and refurbishing of the consideration for the presiden- :• 1972 presidential campaign. Church campus. Alateen for the 12 to 773 Main St. Louis I. Gladstone, Friend’s at­ lifting its license — are making false Podrove and Jaffe Building on Main St. which formerly was oc­ While Supplies Last! cy of Ivy League Brown torney, including one to conduct the statements to the commission and a First Church of Christ, Scientist, 20-year-old children of problem Manchester cupied by the W. T. Grant Co. The building is being purchased by drinkers will meet Thursday at 8 TWEED’S University, according to Ver- ;i hearings behind closed doors. existence of an owner’s contact with will have a testimony meeting Open Thursday p.m. at the Pathfinders Club, with non R. Alden, chairman of the •; McGuinness told the commission two known organized crime figures. Ken Burkamp, second from left, from Abraham Druckman of tonight at 8 at the church, 447 N. Nights ’til 9:00 Main St., which is open to the public. the beginners group meeting at 7:30. SPECIALTY SHOP presidential s^ rch committee. •; that Friend, Lidizio Renzuilli and Gormley said he planned to Wholesale New York City. Looking on is Robert Weiss, town manager, left, The family groups are open to friends Rockefeller’s father was anb,i Quinton Hinton stayed at the hotel produce records from four Connec­ and Frank Spilecki, right, who will be rental agent for the mini­ Free Parking At The Rear Of Store. 1897 Brown graduate and a j Feb. 27-28, and March 28-29, 1974. ticut banks relating to the jai alai A Bible study will be conducted and relatives living with problem WE SELL ONLY WE SELL ONLY mall. On the scaffolding is Jim Ouellette of Four K ’s Construc­ drinkers. heavy contributor to the i Also in the party was Murray A. operation. They were Connecticut prices up U.S.D.A. U.S.D.A. school. •: Cooper of Cooper Limousine Ser­ National Bank, Connecticut Bank and tion Co. The building has been considered an eyesore for several CHOICE CHOICE vices, New York, N.Y. Trust, Lafayette Bank of Bridgeport, WASHINGTON (UPI) Increases years and was until last week involved in a tax lien suit. STEAKS aROASTSj STEAKS a ROASTSi CONCORD, N. H. -P resi- j in the costs of steel and new cars dent Ford is considering drove up overall wholesale prices by passing up Colorado to spend his J 1.8 per cent in October, the biggest Christmas ski holiday at the : Health insurance plan monthly increase in a year, the Buckland petition meeting CENTER CUT BEEF Loon Mountain resort built and : Labor Department said today. the best CUT SHORT FOR BROILING ------run by Sherman Adams, : endorsed bv labor chief The increase in government’s set for Friday evening former New Hampshire gover- • Wholesale Price Index, which translates into a double-digit annual A special meeting of Eighth The reason for the adjournment to nor and top aide in the • WASHINGTON (UPI) - AFL-CIO ponents would like you to believe," rate of 21.6 per cent, soon will be felt District voters is scheduled for Nov, 17, expected to be authofized Eisenhower administration. : President George Meany said today a Meany said. “Its cost would be the RIB by consumers in the retail prices Friday at 7:30 p.m. in Bentley Friday night, is because of a sub­ early american $100 bilMon bill to provide health in- same $100 billion that is now being sequent petition with over 250 they pay for goods and services. School, Hollister St., to consider ac­ JSational spent. suranceMop everyone would cost no For the past three months com­ tion on a petition to extend district signatures (a minimum of 200 was more titan is being spent to buy “Health security would take the lb. iij WASHINGTON -CIA Direc- | bined, prices have Increased at a boundaries into the Buckland area required), requesting the referen­ STEAKS health care for only some people. same money that is being spent today tor William Colby resumed his ij compounded annual rate of 13.5 per for fire service. dum. 1W-LB. AVERAGE ROCK Meany endorsed a national health by individuals, insurance companies dinieg in town can shiiHle to Capitol Hill today on -j: cent. The increase last month was Although Friday night’s meeting is It is expected to be from noon to 8 security bill that would provide un­ and governments to purchase health •j: a business-as-usual basis after the biggest since October, 1974, when expected to be adjourned to Nov. 17, p.m, at the district firehouse. Main President Ford asked him to >:• iversal coverage without excluding care for some individual^ and use so that voting on the proposal could and Hilliard Sts., with two to four CORNISH HENS ,b 6 y that money to purchase health care wholesale prices jumped 2.9 per cent. S carry on with “full authority’’ i-: any services or requiring individuals The prices of industrial- com­ be by referen d u m on voting voting machines to be utilized. WHOLE BRISKET, VAC PACK 10-13 LBS. to make additional payments. It for everyone.’’ until his successor. Am- modities, which make up 70 per cent machines, those district voters who In urging district voters to attend be right at home would be financed out of payroll Under any program — even one Friday night and join in the discus­ ji: bassador t(^ Red China George fi of all the items measured, were up a wish to discuss the pros and cons of taxes matched by general govern­ priced at $2 billion and the ad­ CORNED BEEF Buss, is c(|nfirmed. ij substantial 1.2 per cent — also the the controversial issue are being sion, district officials say an airing of ment revenues. ministration plan to spend $8 billion CENTER CUT BEEF biggest increase in a year. This was urged by district officials to attend the issue of expansion is healthy for The labor leader acknowledged — the nation will still be spending I NEW YORK -R obert Sar- | caused primarily by price increases Friday night and voice their opinions. all concerned. \ that a $100 billion price tag on the bill $100 billion for health care, Meany What could be more enjoyable than a good ol’ New England dinner served up by RIB ROAST GROUND CHUCK j:- noff, in a surprise move, has :•:• for steel and other metals, textile tends to frighten people. But he said said. “The difference between all resigned as chairman and chief goods and the 1976 model Mom and shared by the family and friends! We think a lot of family gatherings and can OVEN ANY SIZE the price tag “is both its biggest national health insurance proposals :|i; executive officer of the RCA automobiles. think of no other place where the warmth and comfort and security of families is ap­ READY $139 PACKAGE drawback and the major source of is how that pie is divided up," Rockefeller bowed out :|i: Corp., ending more than a half’’ Although prices paid to farmers preciated more than when you get together .for dinner. the program's strength. Under the health security bill, he century of Sarnoff family in- " fell in October, the costs of farm “If health security w ere’enacted said, the total cost will be “clearly ij; volvement in the firm. The % products and foods jumped 1.7 per to avoid party squabbles This Christmas you can highlight the occasion with this handsome, rugged, warm. tomorrow, its cost would not be $100 visible," it will be used to the benefit FRESH PRODUCE! S resignation takes effect Dec. :v - cent, led by increases in the prices of Early American dining room collection. There's a host of correlated pieces in the group billion in addition to the $100 million of everyone and future,costs can be WASHINGTON (UPI) - Vice Goldwater at the 1964 GOP national i 31. I leaf tobacco, fl«id milk, live poultry and each piece is graced with the same glorious, swirling grain patterns that has made now being spent — as some of its op­ controlled under a single budget. President Nelson A, Rockefeller said convention. V and vegetables, the department said. SOLID PINE America’s favorite in dining room furniture. I WASHINGTON - Little has | today he decided not to be President When asked what squabbles he was SNOW WHITE been done to rid America’s S Ford’s running-mate in 1976 because referring to, he said, "I think they’re C'mon. Share something beautiful with your family this year. You'll be remembered cities of dangerous auto pollu- :|:i he had come to Washington "to serve obvious to everybody." for generations. And if you order right away, we can assure you of Christmas i:-; tion and unless major changes Contest for deputy mayor erupts the country I love ... I didn’t come Rockefeller said he came to delivery..,.. at pre-season sale prices! MUSHROOMS I are made. Deputy En- down to be caught up in party Washington "to serve the country I vironmental Protection Agen- ;!•: squabbles." love and to help in solving the GOLDEN RIPE FLORIDA SEEDLESS JUDY KUEHNEL Mrs. Bender announced that she situation. Included in the discussion cy chief John Quarles believes Rockefeller, at an nationally problems that we face. But I didn't 644-1364 wanted Edward Havens as her depu­ were Mrs. Bender, Cile Decker, the problem may never be j|i ty rather than Myette. David Cohen, Enes, and reportedly, broadcast news conference three come down to be caught up in party BANANAS GRAPEFRUIT South Windsor Democratic coun- days after he announced his surprise squabbles that make it more difficult brought under control. He says cilmen met Wednesday night for five Havens came in fourth with 2,767 former Mayor Robert Smith, and ^ clean air deadlines this year S decision not to run again, referred for the President at a time when the and a half hours at a closed meeting votes following Michael Enes with 2,- Democratic Town Chairman Thomas were not met because :j: immediately in an opening statement problems of the country require” his in an attempt to resolve the battle 830. Myette was second with 2,863. Moynihan. :§ dependence on the automobile to the conservative-liberal split that closest attention. . ,, ,1 9 * 1 0 . 9 9 « over the deputy mayor’s spot gn the “I was really shocked," said Havens was not in the meeting. did not slacken. ■ . Myette. has wracked the part^' for more than Rockefeller said the differences of Town Council. At one point, Mrs. Bender ' opinion he had with Ford over federal BENCHES ROUND TABLES GROCERY DEPT.! "The people supported me and I’ll a decade. 44" $59 ‘ SALE Mrs. Sandra Bender, the highest reportedly was asked to leave the Rockefeller said that "a minority aid to financially strapped New York TRESTLE TABLES 42" $218 NEW YORK — Nurses at fight this thing to the end, To do meeting while the talk continued. 48" $145 48" $63 . 48" SALE $230 M ATE’S CHAIR $66 vote getter in Tuesday’s election, of a minority" of conservative City had nothing lo do with his deci­ 60" SALE $68 CAPT.’S CHAIR $72 >•: Bellevue Hospital began a Sj will serve as mayor. anything different would be to make 60" SALE $120 ShopRite ‘‘i. “sickout’’ job action today, ap- According to Herald sources this Republicans opposed his place on a sion. He said Ford had not written off 72" $230 72" $77 ShopRite ' But the second highest vote getter,"* a mockery of their votes. And I won’t parently in protest against ft: do that.” morning, no decision was reached. ticket. Rockefeller has been a sore New York state in 1976 by his refusal Robert Myette, was battling for the point with the party’s right wing to help New York. SHORTENING PEANUT BUHER staff cutbacks, hospital of- Myette was asked to leave the Another meeting is set for Sunday position he says, "The .people voted" night. since he opposed Sen. Barry CREAMY ficials said. The hospital is not me into.” closed meeting Wednesday night OR CHUNKY accepting emergency cases ij:; At a private meeting following the while the remaining Democratic and it canceled' its operating ■Democratic victory Tuesday night. councilmen hashed and rehashed the room schedule. MMH auxiliary auction Saturday RIPE OR COLOSSAL PILLS8URY SOUR CREAM. LEMON . Am apBM YELLOW. DOUBLE International | The contents of about 50 rooms in ShopRite o LAYER eight houses will be sold at public BENCH W/BACK 7V4-oz.^ Bills to save NYC DROP-LEAF TRESTLES 48" $109 OLIVES O c an s CAKE MIX b t"" ;•} GENEVA — The United auction Nov. 8 by the Auxiliary of 44” $188 60" SALE $116 LAUNDRY DETERGENT SOFT. ------ABSORBENT------g Spates, disenchanted with the Manchester Memorial Hospital. The 60" SALE $208 ARROW BACK BOX BACK SALE auction will begin at 10 a.m. in the. 72" $123 SIDE CHAIR $59 way the International Labor g SIDE CHAIR $78 . , $ 1 39| MARCAL 10 National Guard Armory on Main St., ARM CHAIR $85 ARM CHAIR $84 I Organization works, today snagged in Congress OYNAM O ’bH' 1 A h ANKIES ".75? S U , notified the United Nations | with a preview showing at 9 . The houses the items come from DELI DEPT. I agency it intends to withdraw. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Efforts to powers' in the city 's hands while the DAIRY DEPT. g Two years advance notice is g; save New York City from default are city is in bankruptcy and negotiating belong to the hospital. Proceeds from PATRICK 3lb 5499 the auction will benefit the hospital. Orange Juice ShopRrtt on. 49' Canned Ham CUDAHY \ can required. The ILO depends oh snagged in Congress, so legislation is with unions and bondholders to delay ■ 1 • FUISCHMANN'S Formerly occupied by interns, the SfiopRrtt beef. g the United States for one- advancing to let the city go bankrupt debt payments and reduce pension Margarine « 'Z 59' r i C l I m d d in n e r , SKINLESS i ^ 7 9 ' j:; fourth of its budget which is $60 as painlessly as possible,^ plans to regain solvency. houses are no longer needed for that g million this year. AFL-CIO :|f Meantime, the Democratic bill to, purpose since the intern program has 6 C heeseSinglesHX89' Imp. Ham l : i '7 9 ' A House judiciary subcommittee DUCK-FOOT DROP LEAFS •j: president George Meany is g provide $7 billion in ,federal loan ceased. The houses will be renovated Y a CTI i r f C ShopRrt* sundae style C 8-02 Q Q c was working on a bill to permit the to provide rental income to the $170 I U g U I I d ORSOMnHINLITE Armour Franks ^ 8 9 ' :g credited with pressuring the g city to file for bankruptcy without guarantees — the bill Ford threatens SALE $196 SWEETHEART BENCH hospital. SALE $196 NANTUCKET SALE .------BAKERY DEPT______ICECREAM- g U.S. action. g many of the conditions President to veto — ran into new trouble. The House Ways and Means Committee Mr. Abraham Klibanoff, chairman 60" SALE $139 SIDE CHAIR $55 Ford prescribed when he said a week r" WHITE BREAD ICE CREAM ^ BUENOS AIRES, Argentina | balked at approving the removal of of the auction, reminds those atten­ , 72" $147 a r m c h a ir $ ago that he preferred bankruptcy to ding to bring their own chairs. Sales A.., $ 1 3 9 g — Ailing President Isabel Per- “bail out.” tax-exempt status from bonds SALE will be cash only. Refreshments will HUTCH $319 ______cent. I g: son says she won’t resign guaranteed by the federal govern­ BOTH STORES OPEN: TUE. THROUGH FRI. TIL 9. APPETIZER DEPT. FROZEN FOODS g; despite demands from critics g; The strategy is to prepare the ment. be available. PEPPERIDGE FARM VANILLA. CHOCOLATE g that she stand aside. g bankruptcy legislation as a backstop If Ways and Means doesn’t approve Other committee chairmen are: SAT. TIL 5:30 / CLOSED MON. / 643-5171 FUDGE, GOLDEN OR DEVIL'S FOOD in case a Democratic bill to provide Mrs. Herbert, Snyder, maintenance: Roast Beef STOI that section, the bill stands virtually billions in federal loan guarantees Mrs. Leo Charendorff, security; IMPORTED ( Layer Cakes g MADRID, Spain — g no chance of clearing Congress. SwissCheese SWITZERLAND W-lb.* SALISBURY STEAK, TURKEY. SPAGHEHI fails to become law. That bill faces In otheY developments: ' ■ Mrs. William Roscoe, telephone, and CONVENIENT CHARGE SAUCE W /M U T BALLS. VEAL PARMIGIANA. g Generalissimo Francisco :g FRESH POTATO, SWEDISH MEATBALLS :g Franco’s doctors admitted :g antipathy in the House, a filibuster in — Gov. Hugh Carey said a source Mrs. Arthur Stewart, promotion. PLANS AT BOTH STORES SaladSale MACARONI, COLE SLAW K>. < . -1.. .^''0 Farmland Entrees pkS: 8 9 ^ ■g today that they were unable to the Senate and a veto in the White for a $150 million loan to the city had stem the kidney failure, g: House. been found, so default, threatened for Inside today 587 EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE'^ g uremic poisoining and blood g Under Ford’s bankruptcy plan, a Nov. 17, appeared to be staved off Taking an inventory of the contents of. houses owned by g clots pushing him closer to g federal judge would have day to day once again, Dec. 1 is the new default A ndover...... 16 Editorial ...... 4 Manchester Memorial Hospital for- an auction is Mrs. Lillian MANCHESTER BLOOMFIELD control of New York’s finances. He D-day. Bolton . . . J ...... 16 F a m ily ...... 6 533 COTTAGE GROVE RD. MANCHESTER_!_J ;g death. Franco was placed on a g Hunter as Bob Fluckiger, auctioneer, assists. The items will be 935 DOWNTOWN MAIN ST. g kidney machine but his condi- ;g could close a hospital, rewrite a pen­ — Carey asked for a short-term Classified ...,13-14 Hebron ...... 8, 16 > . KNOWN FOR QUALITY - FAMOUS FOR SERVICE Comics ,.;. .. 15 Obituraries ...... 8 auctioned Nov. 8 to the public in the National Guard Armory, on Jg tion remained grave. ;g sion plan, end rent control. $576 million Federal Reserve loan to But the- House bankruptcy bill keep four state agencies from Coventry ... .8, 16 Sports ... .9, 10, 11 Main St. Mrs, Hunter will be a coordinator for the runners at the P rkM tNecMva thru Sat., Nov. 1,1I7S. '‘In order le aaauroa tu(fteltnlauppt|efaaleaNM Ttafor eH our cuatemera, wo muol reeervo Iho Dear A bby...... 15 Scene from here . 4 fiflhi to lim it ih t purchaia ol aaloa lo 4 unlU ot any aalaa Ham. aicapt whero Olharwlaa noted.” Not reaponalble lor lypogrepNIeal errora leaves "political and governmental defaulting on their bonds this month. E Hartford . 7 Vertinn 7 12 auction. (Herald fihoto by Dunn)