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Candidacy may hurt Carter fc.‘M JOIN OUR FULL FESnVU. McCarthy wins court orders to get on November ballots
By LEWIS LORD Democratic vice presidential President who can answer those they play golf on the same golf United Press International nominee, said in Toledo, Ohio, that questions." courses, they communicate with one While President Ford and Jimmy “it’s time for the President to come Nessen said Ford saw nothing another, they support one another, " Carter compete for votes, a third out from behind his desk" and wrong in playing golf as the guest of Carter said presidentiai candidate — Eugene answer allegations concerning his corporations while a congressman Nessen said he had read in the McCarthy — is seeking, and winning, golf outings. from Michigan but quit accepting newspapers that Carter, while gover SRWNOS court orders. Mondale was asked if he thought it such hospitality when he became nor of Georgia, had accepted free The one time Democratic senator appropriate for Ford to have vice president in 1973. rides on a plane owned by either from Minnesota has acquired four accepted at least four golf outings at Carter took an obvious jab at Ford Lockheed Aircraft or Coca-Cola court orders this week — three the expense of corporation this week in a campaign speech at Sen. Robert Dole, the Republican federal and one state — placing him executives, as reported by White tacking Washington lobbyists who vice presidential nominee, also cam on the ballot in Texas, Utah, House Press Secretary Ron Nessen. get "financial support from lob paigned in Ohio, where he said Maryland and Massachusetts. “ I don’t think it's the right thing to byists." statewide polls show the GOP ticket McCarthy told the Washington do," Mondale said, "but it is the running 6 to 8 percentage points Press Club Tuesday that he now will "They belong to the same clubs. behind Carter-Mondale. '.tf be listed as an independent candidate m r ^ ^ 5 x b’ z/-- e c - - - in at least 30 states and hopes to wind In zoning dispute up on the ballot in nearly a dozen more. Liberals, including the board of the Americans for Democratic Action, have expressed concern that Supreme Court declines McCarthy’s candidacy will cost Carter support and possibly throw the election into the House of Representatives. “I wouldn’t lose one night’s sleep to hear Buckland appeal over the difference between Carter and Ford," McCarthy said. By DOUG BEVINS planned by M.A.P. Associates, irregular protrusions into Rural President dines out Carter is spending a couple of days Herald Reporter The land was rezoned in March Residence Zones, that residential at home in Plains, Ga., before star The Connecticut Supreme Court 1974 by the Manchester Planning and streets would be devoted to business President and Mrs. Ford went to dinner at daughter Susan’s new ting a Thursday trip to Buffalo, N.Y.; has declined to consider an appeal by Zoning Commission. The property, and industrial use; that the changes townhouse home in suburban Arlington, Va., Tuesday evening. Portland, Maine, and Boston. Presi area property owners of a lower formerly Rural Residence-zoned, didn't comply with the town’s Com Here the Chief Executive acts as chef as he puts the steak on dent Ford remained at the White court decision which upheld zoning was changed to 139 acres of Com prehensive Plan; that traffic hazards prehensive Urban Development would result: that the Planning and the barbecue grill. (White House photo via UPI) House. for a massive, mixed-use develop Sen. Walter Mondale, the ment in the Buckland area of (CUD) Zone, 81 Vi acres of Business 3 Zoning Commission considered Manchester. Zone, and 38 acres of Industrial Zone. evidence illegally: that M.A.P. In a one-sentence notice signed by M.A.P. Associates, an investment Associates wasn’t a legal entity; and Chief Justice Charles House, the partnership led by developer Arthur that there hadn't been adequate legal court denied a “petition for cer M. Fischer of New York City, notice of public hearin g s in Fact-finding report recommends tification” filed by Atty. Jerome planned a sprawling development of November 1973. Walsh on behalf of the Buckland a regional shopping center, a motel- Judge Eielson rejected all of the property owners group. conference facility, an office- claims when he upheld the rezoning 5% pay increase for policemen TTie petition, filed in July, was the research park and about 1,000 con in his June decision. first step toward a high court appeal dominium housing units. The Atty. Allen Duffy, who represents of a June decision in the Hartford development plans call for half of the M.A.P. Associates, said today the County Court of Common Pleas. project to be in Manchester and the Supreme Court action clears the By GREG PEARSON finder for the police case, heard proposal is considered by the ar zoning obstacle in Manchester but bitrator, who must decide for one Common Pleas Court Judge other half to be in South Windsor, Herald Reporter arguments from both the town and development can’t proceed until the side or the other, There is no com Rodney Eielson, in the lower court where the developer hasn’t yet A fact-finding report has union. His report, issued this mor project is approved by a variety of promising between the two offers. case, upheld rezoning of Buckland sought zoning approval. recommended that members of the ning, is a direct result of that tobacco land for a residential, com other regulatory agencies. Other recommendations made by Opponents of the rezoning had Manchester Police Department meeting and subsequent studies. "Nothing is going to happen Orlando include the following: mercial and industrial development claimed that the rezoning caused receive a five per cent pay hike in Orlando, in recommending the five tomorrow, " he said each year of a two-year contract. per cent boost in both years, said, • The town establish a co-pay den tal plan for union members effective The recommendations on salary "the Town's (salary) offer is lower and length of contract are both than the economic circumstances July 1,1977. Under the plan, the town favorable to the requests of the warrant.” would pay the cost of all insurance Women robbed in Vernon church Manchester Police Union, Local 1495. The fact finder also ruled premiums. When an individual had The union, which asked for a two- favorably for the union on one of the some dental work done, he would pay A black male “in his 20s” bran- The lone gunman, wearing a Virginia Bergstrom, who was year contract, sought a pay hike of 5 major non-financial matters — a 20 per cent of the cost, and insurance dishing a black revolver held up 15 plastic store bag over his face, leading the session, told UPI that forced the women to lie on the floor QETAFREE^*^ per cent for the first six months of limit on disability pay. would pay the remaining 80 per cent, women attending a meeting at St. some of the women thought it was a The town sought to place a six- William Tierney, m anagem ent John’s Church, Rt. 30 in Vernon and left with their jewelry and joke when the man came in and told ' * V s the contract, with an additional 3 per month limit on disability payments. —See Page Fourteen Tuesday night. pocketbooks. them to lie on the floor She also said 4-PIECE PLACE SETTING 0 F % ^ ’C' - cent boost effective Jan. 1,1977. They also asked for another hike of 6 per The union wanted no such limit. The women were meeting to some of the women argued to keep cent effective July 1, 1977. The town Orlando agreed with the union and organize a Girl Scout Troop and the wedding bands and diamond rings but IMPORTED STONEWARE FROM sought a three-year contract with recommended that the town meeting had not been publicized finally gave ‘.hem up. She said a lump sum cash payments granted to withdraw its request. before hand It was a training session Timex watch was thrown back THE SAVINGS SANK OF MANCHESTER policemen in the amount of $250 in The fact finder’s report is not bin News summary on the topic, “Survival Training." because, “it's not worth anything, " the first year and $500 in both the se ding. Both the town and union must Vernon Police said the holdup man the holdup man said. cond and third years. vote approval of it for it to be Complied from United Press International was described as being in his 20s, The Special Services Unit of the The 77 members of the local police accepted. Both sides may still was wearing a purple sweatshirt, and Vernon Police Department is in army pants under which were plaid union have been working without a attempt to negotiate on any of the State and seriously injures another in vestigating the incident. Police said Save two ways at our fall festival of savings..Deposit $50. or SET A FESTIVE TABLE contract since July 1. The fact issues, but if no agreement can be vestigator. pants. the value of the items taken had not finding hearing, which is the third reached in the fact-finding stage, the HARTFORD — The Superior The holdup man appeared shortly been determined and it is not known more to a new or existing regular high interest savings account, dispute will go to binding arbitration. Court m urder trial of Gary after 9:30 p.m., police said. whether the holdup man left in a car Included In the accessory pieces step in negotiations between the town WASHINGTON - The debate In binding arbitration, the fourth Schrager, who is charged in the or on foot and take home FREE* a 4-piece place setting of durable English and municipal employes, was held between vice presidential can are attractive in-glazed designer and final step in municipal labor murders of six persons in the Don stoneware. July 21. At this hearing. Dr. Rocco didates Robert Dole and Walter negotiations, each side’s final na Lee Bakery in New Britain on dinner p|ates in vivid color that Orlando, the state-appointed fact Mondale is set for the evening of Oct. 19, 1074, has been postponed This 4-piece place setting is oven and dishwasher proof and will give any table a festive Friday, Oct. 15, at 9:30 p.m. EDT. one week because of the death of A site has not been selected. includes a dinner plate, salad plate, cup and saucer. It comes in look. These plates are avail the mother of presiding Judge beautiful Doverstone Stoneware and is crafted in Staffordshire, Edward C. Hamill. The jury 1 able for $5.35 including tax PLAINS, Ga. — Jimmy Carter '1 '( England. selection will resume next f for a set of 2 every time you Town Meeting '76 food Tuesday at 10 a.m. Five have been is boning up for his second debate Additional place settings may be purchased for just $5.35 deposit $50. or more to chosen thus far. with President Ford by studying J'-*. CIA data on diplomacy and including tax, or you may choose from a full collection of attrac your savings account. defense. He contends the CIA is WATERBURY - A new panel being handled byjaycees less political than the State tive accessory pieces available at bargain prices, each time you of pros'pective jurors was ALL PRICES INCLUDE Department. questioned Tuesday for the add $50. or more to your savings account. 7% CT SALES TAX Atty Ralph J. Alexander of 104 served from noon to 1 p.m. in the Pitkin St. is in charge of providing school cafeteria. double-murder trial of New York At the Savings Bank of Manchester we pay the highest in stockbroker Murray A. Gold, ac WASHINGTON - San Fran 'Offer limited to one free place food for Saturday’s Bicentennial Manchester merchants con cisco attorney Melvin Belli, once terest allowed by law on all our savings accounts, so come into Town Meeting ‘76 at Manchester tributing food and beverages for the cused of the 1974 deaths of his setting per account. Free offer former in-laws. The actual selec dubbed the “King of Torts," is High School. Bicentennial event include Mister any of our 13 convenient offices and start saving today. good for limited time only. tion process was to begin today. tweaking professional bar Alexander is heading a Jaycee Donut, Dip & Sip and Bess Eaton associations again for committee to provide free coffee and doughnut shops. Burger King, Bonan "retrogressive leadership." doughnuts from 8:30 to 9:30 a m. za and Pagani’s Manchester Caterers Regional during the registration period and for Inc. BOSTON — An employe of a International the free buffet luncheon which will be Donations from local TELEPHONE 646-1700 bank robbed in 1970 by three per organizations, individuals and sons pointed to Susan Saxe UNITED NATIONS - Soviet businessmen are also being used to Tueday and in a wavering voice Foreign Minister Andrei defray the cost of the food and said Ms. Saxe had lips resembling Gromyko says American and beverages. the "heavy, thick lips” of the British peace proposals for Advance registration is suggested woman Who participated in the Rhodesia are “political gim so that food will be available to feed theft. Ms, Saxe is on trial for her mickry and financial handouts " SAVINGS BHNK OF MRNGHESTER all participants and may bq made by aimed at thwarting black part in that bank robbery which calling the Greater Manchester resulted in one death. n a tio n ia list m ovem ents in MANCHESTER • EAST HARTFORD • SOUTH WINDSOR • BOLTON • ANDOVER • ASHFORD MEMBER F.D.I.C. Chamber of Commerce, 646-2223, southern Africa. Manchester Area Conference of BOSTON — The Massachusetts Churches, 649-2093, or 647-9523. Supreme Court has ordered the CAIRO — President Anwar Chifd care will be provided at name of independent presidential Sadat has condemned the Syrian Center Congregational Church during candidate Eugene McCarthy mountain offensive in Lebanon, the Town Meeting. Families needing placed on the state’s Nov. 2 ballot. charging that the new military this service should make McCarthy is now on the ballot in thrust was aimed at sabotaging arrangements when registering. 30 states and has challenges pen plans to convene a limited Arab Candidates enjoy spot of tea Members of Church Women United ding in 10 others. peace summit. who will serve as hostesses during Local Republican candidates for the state assembly enjoyed a the all-day event are Mrs. Edward National SALISBUR, Rhodesia — Prime spot of tea yesterday at the home of Mr. and Mrs Thomas Goss, Mrs. Winthrop Reed, Mrs. Minister Ian Smith has invited a Ferguson. The candidates are (left to right) Walt Joyner 112th Theodore Potocki, Mrs. Max QUINCY, 111. — Five bombs are top British foreign office official Schubert, Mrs. Bernard Anderson, set during a visit by vice presiden to talks about procedural snags District), Warren Westbrook (14th District), Mart Bray il3th Mrs Rochard Meister, Mr. J. tial candidate Robert Dole. One blocking the agreement for black District), and Marilyn "Lynn " England i9th District). David Edward McKeever, Mrs. Robert kills an Army demolition expert minority rule. Cohen, Republican candidate in the Fourth Senatorial District, Ralph J. .Alexander Ahlness and Mrs. John Kjellson. was also present at the affair, which attracted about 125 people. PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Sept. 29, 1976 Man flees police, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mancheater, Conn., Wed., Sept 29, 1978- PAGE THREE October SS checks then surrenders ^Hizzo recall battle eclipsing Ira Friedman, 19, of 7 Lexington Parkade. They were Robert C. Wat to arrive Friday Dr. is to appear today in Common son, 22, and Mary L. Crockett, 20, national race in Pennsylvania Pleas Court 12, East Hartford, ac both of Hartford. Social Security, checks, which are on Saturday when the normal cused of creating a disturbance on At about 3:15 p.m., two more per By Charles M. Madigan ports U S ,’ ’ said one pro- picked up elsewhere in up elsewhere in Penn normally delivered on the third of the delivery date fell on Sunday, but Ludlow Rd. Tuesday night and then sons were arrested at the Spencer St. Rizzo source within the Pennsylvania, too. Carter sylvania. month, will be delivered Friday, Oct. many people had to wait until Mon escaping from custody at the Shop-Rite. They were Pearl Nelson, PHILADELPHIA (UPI) Philadelphia Democratic recently traveled across "I feel very optimistic 1 since the third is a Sunday, Sal day to cash the checks. The new Manchester police station. 35, and Vinette M. Wesley, 39, both of — It looked like it would be party, the state in a campaign about Pennsylvania now,” Anello, Social Security manager in policy will eliminate that in Police went to Ludlow Rd. at about Hartford. another smooth election in Carter and Ford have train, whistlestopping In Lewis said. “Ford and East Hartford, has announced. convenience, Anello said. 10 p.m. after receiving a complaint Philadelphia. No con- made a number of cam- the Philadelphia suburb of Carter are just about even, The Friday check delivery is now The delivery of SSI checks will not of someone throwing rubbish in the Correction troversies, no issues. Just paign forays into Overbrook but not in the ci and I think the FYesident is policy, Anello said. Social Security be affected by the new policy. road. Monday’s Herald incorrectly names and parties, and an Philadelphia, most notably ty, and Ford has met with going*to pull ahead.” checks will be delivered on a Friday Social Security pays monthly When a cruiser arrived, the reported that Michael Picano of East assured Democratic a joint appearance on the leaders of the counties that Democratic leaders whenever the third falls on a Satur retirement, disability, and survivors Oldsmobile is redesigned policeman had to drive around Hartford had been issued a summons landslide. stage of the Walnut Street surround Philadelphia, predict Pennsylvania will day or Sunday. The same schedule benefits to eligible workers and their several trash cans in the middle of in connection with a two-car accident Theater for their first where GOP votes are much go for Carter, insisting that will apply to beneficiaries who have families. The Supplemental Security Party-liners could float For 1977, the Oldsmobile Toronado XSR has a redesigned roof section for a panoramic, the roadway. The officer then saw Sunday afternoon on Spencer St. televised debate. But they easier to come by, vote-rich Philadelphia will their Social Security checks Income program makes monthly from the top right on down, Friedman driving on Ludlow Rd., It was not Picano who was are steering clear of Rizzo Lewis said that, while he provide Its traditional edge wrap-around rear window. Two electrically-operated glass panels are above the driver and deposited directly in a bank or other payments to people with little or no starting with Jimmy pulled him over, and placed him un charged; it was the other driver — and his problems. is worried about to put Carter well over the passenger seats. The XSR, with specific identification and wheel discs, is coming to financial institution. income and limited resources who Carter on one side and der arrest on a warrant charging him George W. Bursynski, 51, of 62 Hilton Their campaigns have Philadelphia, he thinks top — despite the Rizzo Manchester Motor Sales Inc., 512 W. Center St., Manchester, and Scranton Motors, Rt. 83, Formerly, checks were delivered are 65 and over or blind or disabled. Gerald Ford on the other. with third-degree larceny. Dr., East Hartford, who was charged But Philadelphia politics Ford’s support is picking recall battle. Vernon. The larceny charge stemmed from with making an unsafe turn. No court have thrown a roadblock an Aug. 30 report of theft of auto date is required. onto the Nov. 2 ballot that Computers help avert parts from a car parked on Broad St., has both Ford and Carter police said. strategists reassessing. Investigation of the trash can dis The roadblock is Mayor region energy shortage turbance led to lodging of charges of South Windsor Frank L. Rizzo, and the WEDNESDAY breach of peace, reckless endanger- Michael Willington, 17, of 500 issue is recall — an un THROUGH BOSTON (UPI) - A network of The computers, which monitor ment and third-degree criminal mis Avery St., South Windsor, was paralleled challenge to chief, police said. a®LM SATURDAY computers is helping the New everything from oil prices to auto charged Tuesday night with third- Rizzo's gigantic political England region get through the sales, are used by the governments of Police said Friedman was hand degree burglary, second-degree power. END OF MONTH energy shortage. all six New England states. The cuffed and taken to the police station larceny, operating an unregistered It could drive the mayor system, called The New England for processing. At the station, he was motor vehicle, operating without a from office. But Rizzo, Energy Management Information handcuffed to a chair in an interview motorcycle license, and failure to proud of his tough cop System, was described Tuesday at room while the arresting officer left obey a stop sign. reputation, won’t leave 0-Tips Safety Swabs Computer MIT, where it was first developed. to complete some paperwork, police He was held overnight in lieu of without a fight. Officials said NEMIS has helped said. Ford and Carter have Our Reg. 1,57 7 7 1 posting a $500 cash bond. He was to Packot400 f # ^ save New England over $500 million When the officer returned, Fried be presented in Common Pleas Court been staying out of the confers in oil import fees and helped the man was gone. Police said he ap 12, East Hartford, today. recall battle, assessing it states formulate effective energy Practice for fun night parently slipped the handcuff and as a local issue. But it is Prell Concentrate degree conservation policies. fled. David H. Sweeney, 17, of 58 Norton one local battle they can’t Shampoo Lt. Gov. Thomas P O'Neill, 111, Mr. and Mrs. Jean P. Daigle of 264 Autumn St. are practicing for At about 2:45 a.m. today, Fried Lane, South Windsor, was charged afford to ignore. BOSTON (U PI) — Edgar Moore Jr said NEMIS "had proven to be of the Manchester Square Dance Club Fun Night Tuesday from man, accompanied by his lawyer, Tuesday night with third-degree The recall issue is so surrendered at the station and always wanted to be a lawyer so he direct help to the consumer, not just 7:30 to 10 p.m. at Waddell School, Broad St. The program isopen burglary, larceny and criminal mis heated it almost eclipses S P another charge — escape from 22 Cal. Auto Loader enrolled in Boston College Law the state governments." to all interested couples free of charge. Earl Johnston of Vernon, chief. He was released on a $1,000 the efforts on behalf of custody — was lodged. He was placed With 4X Scope, 5-Oay Roll-on School three years ago but never The system is .sponsored by the club caller, will instruct the participants in the fundamentals of non-surety bond for appearance in Ford and Carter in Twin Pack bothered going to classes. He New England Regional Commission, in a cell on a $1,000 bond pending Philadelphia. The energy Fine court in East Hartford, Oct. 25. Holds 18 long range shells; Our Imported WALTHAM, BENRUS, I OurR., 103 received his diploma, anyway. a joint-state agency, and was square dancing. (Herald photo by Larson) court arraignment, police said. that should go into a checkered walnut finish Reg, China Dinnerware HELBROS and many more! For O w Twin And with honors. launched during 1973 in response to T hom as L eB lan c, 19, of 73 presidential campaign will stock. Marlin Model k60S 5^19 Within the space of an hour, 7 7 * M oore, 25, of C anton, Ohio, the crisis created by the Arab oil em Christine Dr., East Hartford, was be used by the Rizzo ' Our I Our Manchester Police made five shoplif received his Friday in the mail. bargo. The system consists of a charged Tuesday with delivery of machine to fight recall. Reg. Reg Triaminic ting arrests in three separate in YOUR 99 99 29.99 & 39.99 It seems Moore enrolled in BC in regional computer network and a Women^s School plans liquor to minors. He was re le a s ^ on And Republican CHOICE * 2 2 . * 2 9 ; Cough Syrup cidents Tuesday afternoon. All five 1973 but withdrew before attending wide assortment of energy experts. a $500 non-surety bond for strategists are afraid the Accurate, ethcient timepieces (or persons arrested were charged with Remington #870 the family. All 17|ewel movements. classes. A red faced BC spokesman appearance in court in East Hart recall issue will hurt Pump Shotgun said it's all a mistake, of course. series at Foot Prints fourth-degree larceny and are ford, Oct. II. Ford’s chances in Penn The diploma was issued to Moore scheduled to appear in court Oct. 18, sylvania even though the Fast, smooth double bar because “ an out of date list which Hospital notes At about 2;30 p.m., police arrested action; 12 gauge, 28" bar- q Norman J. Noor, 19, of 33 Peach bloodletting is taking place rel.modchoke. 20 gauge, and attitudes both of and towards Marta Bramans, 62, of Hartford after c m 3 : - came from the computer" had his The Women's School in Tree Lane, South Windsor, was in the other party, 28M available on special VaH'i an incident at Mott's Shop-Rite name on it, Manchester, in association with the women. charged Tuesday with harrassment. “Everybody I talk to has order. *133 Supermarket, Spencer St. 'The honors standing was a Discharged Monday: Marguerite Manchester "Y and the Manchester The course will be designed and He was released on his promise to a different opinion about A half-hour later, two persons were clerical error, " the spokesman said. Patterson, 36B McGuire Lane; Charlotte Women's Center, will sponsor conducted by Joan Walden. Ms. appear in court in East Hartford on the recall issue," said There were three Moores in the Post, 59 Ferguson Rd ; Dora Rosenberg, “Images and Imaginings" Oct. 22 Walden has a B.A. degree in film taken into custody at Sears, Roebuck Oct 25. Drew Lewis, the suburban Saf-T-Bak Deluxe class and what this man received 268 Box Mt. Dr.. Vernon; Alexander through Nov. 26 at Foot Prints, 466 making from Goddard College, and & Co,. Manchester Shopping Philadelphia businessman Hunting Jacket Kolbas, East Hartford; Alex Marchuk, reflected another student's success Main St. The series will be from noon she received an award from the who heads Ford’s Penn at BC." 26 Griffin Rd.; Judith Boyce. Glaston Mystic Film Festival in 1974 for Our bury; Dorothy Chadwick, 799 Center S t.; to 2 p.m. and will cost $10 for the sylvania campaign. Baby Ruth / Moore, a law student at the Univer complete series, or $2 per session. "The Crane and the Heron." “I think it’s going to have Reg. Dorothy Busiere, 16 Proctor Rd ; Kathy 15.97 Butterfinger sity of Akron, says he will keep the Stearns, East Hartford; Laura Each session, depicted in film, is Registration may be made by mail Theater schedules a negative impact on Ford. diploma as a souvenir Tutunjian, 869 Main St.; Karen Belling. self-contained and deals with images to The Women's School, 78 N. Main It’s going to bring out a lot Full width game pocket; St., Manchester, Conn. 06040, or by fluorescent orange back Juniper Dr , Coventry, more Democratic voters and pocket trim. 3 large z 1 ^ 2 1 8 7 ^ phone, 647-1437. UA East 1— “Permission to Outlaw Josey Wales" 7:05- who wouldn’t usually go to flap pockets, 2 with shell 10 bars ot best tasting candy! the polls, and whenever loops. 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Wed Sept 29 1976 — o ^ . .... llanrI|F0trr Eurnittg ralb An owlish editor’s notebook By FLOYD LARSON Manchester — A City of Village Charm Now we are in the second week of The real hot news this week doesn’t viously reflects the popular refrain, One of the interesting things you Founded Oct. 1, 1881 the United Parcel strike and reports have anything to do with politics for a “Fizz, fizz, what a relief it is.” find from time to time is that M«mb«r, Audtl Bureau ot Ctrculatton Mambar. Umlad Praia Inlarnalional change. If we understand the im- are the U.S. Postal Service is being sometimes some arguments can flooded with parcel post business for Published by the Manchester Publishing Co.. Herald Square, piications correctly, the mystery There seems to be a bit of a stir have a ring of validity. Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. behind the enigmatic smile on going on between Rep. Bill Cotter cing workers into overtime. It has Leonardo DeVinci’s famed portrait, and his Republican challenger, Lu- For example, one of the arguments been compared with the Christmas Raymond F Robtnaon, Editor-Publiahar Harold E. Turkington. Managing Editor Mona Lisa, may have been solved. cien DiFazio, over reforming of the raised by the Postal Service several rush. fMMarasMVtrsia Opinion It seems a researcher has decided Congress. Now if we could get — in months ago against a proposal that It would appear that the cream the yeliow pigment in the corner of light of the Hays, Sikes and Howe af private enterprise enter into the mail theory is correct and perhaps the her eye painted there by the oid fairs — some excitement over refor delivery business was that private boys better get back to the drawing master, Leonardo, in his desire for ming Congressmen, we might get enterprise would skim off the cream board and figure out a way to keep precise detail, indicates the somewhere. of first class mail delivery leaving Uncle in the mail delivering mysterious lady loved fatty foods and the Postal Service stuck with the business with minimal subsidies in Mrs, Madeline McAwley probably “ate herself to an early Uncle Julius says he missed the deficit-creating costly services such stead of ways to stick him with the grave.” Great Debate the other night — it as second and third class mail, the less profitable mail services not to “Madeline McAwley can be she helped it grow to adulthood. But such a conclusion, we think is seems the one next door was much serving of smaller communities mention the overtime costs of truly proud of her ac presumptuous in view of her smile. livelier and interesting, especially where costs can often exceed handling “temporary” business due She often credited the Logic tell us that she did not did die after he solved the sound problem by revenues because of low volumes. to strikes. complishments...During her museum’s success to its many at an early age since her smile ob opening the window. tenure, the museum has volunteers — teen-agers and Getting back to politics again, we become an established com see where Carter fired one of his adults alike — but it was munity and regional institution Hispanic aides because of the poor Madeline McAwley who used and enjoyed by thousands g)UT,SlR!l^^Ay6£ Q ^ crowd turnout in California over the formed the Teen Volunteer of families. This growth was MANCUKTtR TWE SIDEWALK— OR A UJWEEL weekend. It would appear that if League and inspired people to things don’t go according to plan, the due, in large part, to her ef TOWN PARKING give of themselves for Lutz. SIDE— b u t I'M ax will fall — and you can count it. forts...” ORDINANCE She developed Project Out That statement by Thomas ^0TF«RKIN6 ^ T H £ sidewalk/ doors and the Natural Science President Ford is reported to be S. Latham in 1972, who was VEHICLE PARKING real happy with his southern tour. A Center on Oak Grove St. then Lutz Junior Museum ON SIDEWALKS ------while back. Carter whistlestopped on president, is indicative of the In its 23 years, Lutz Junior IS ILLEGAL a train and now Ford has steam- success Madeline McAwley boated around the bend. It seems Museum has become an in they will ride anything to hustle a enjoyed while serving as Lutz tegral part of Manchester’s vote or two. If there is a rodeo curator. She came to cultural life, especially for its somewhere, we may yet see a bull Manchester in 1961 to succeed children. Madeline McAwley throw a politician. Miss Barbara Neill; Lutz was' shares in no small measure the then only a baby, and success of the museum. Today’s _ compatch special: A woman lecturer was going strong. "For centuries women have been L misjudged and mistreated. They have suffered in thousands of ways. Is there any way women have not suf fered?” she asked. Welcomes You To A Shoppers Paradise of — “Yes, there’s one way,” a Misdirected aim masculine voice said, ‘”rhey have of abortion foes never suffered in silence.”
Antiabortionists have been tatives and 1(X) senators. Each SmokEnders: Kicking the habit effectively Convenience, Variety, Price, and Old Fashioned Pleasantness.. giving Jimmy Carter a rough representative is accountable time on the "campaign trail, WASHINGTON - Barbara to something like 30,000 Few persons, including smokers won’t be shown any pictures of black and why they should be picking Richardson started smoking themselves, will debate the fact that citizens in his state and Lee Roderick lungs, gruesome fetuses, or diseased on him rather than President cigarettes 33 years ago. Then, smoking is the nation’s leading livers. Our objective is not to scare senators from the larger states fbllowing a throat operation last Ford is a little hard to unders The Herald’s preventable health problem. ’The real you into quitting. We also don’t try to have constituencies in the year, her doctor gave her an ul Washington Correspondent question is how to break the habit. tand. Or why they should be examine your psyche. We don't care many millions. timatum: abandon her pack-and-a- Until now, smokers generally have if you slept with a teddy bear — or if picking on any presidential After two-thirds of the half-a-day habit or face the very real recognized two basic choices: go you still do.” candidate at all. possibility of throat cancer. “...the largest and most successful “cold turkey” or withdraw gradual membership of both houses of Moderator Tucker compared the For one thing, the position of “I panicked, of course,” recalls smoking cessation program of its ly. Both methods, however much SmokEnders techniques to learning Congress passed the amend Mrs. Richardson, who lives with her both men on this issue seems kind.” aided by the plethora of pills and how to drive a car. “The first time ment — which the president husband in Bethesda, Md. “Then I The need for such programs should gimmicks on the market, presuppose to be about the same: While you climbed into a car with a driving could sign but could not veto — discovered SmokEnders.” be obvious to any thinking person. a degree of willpowier most smokers both are personally opposed to instructor, he didn’t say 'Now go the matter would then go to the Some 80,000 cigarette addicts in the More than a decade after U.S. simply can’t muster, ahead and drive by using your U.S. likewise have “discovered” abortions, both are also op Surgeon General Luther Terry But today there qlearly is a third willpower,’ did he?” Stopping states. SmokEnders during the eight years posed to a constitutional released his now-famous report alternative, rejjresented by smoking, like driving, requires new There are 50 state since Jacquelyn Rogers, a housewife amendment banning them fingering cigarettes as a cause of SmokEnders and perhaps similar knowledge and a set of skills, she and formerly compulsive smoker legislatures, most with two cancer, tens of millions of citizens organizations of whiih the writer is added. (although the President says from Phillipsburg, N.J., originated remain hooked on the wicked weed. houses, composed of thousands unaware. “Ours is, not a willpower The SmokEnders technique largely he favors one that would give the cessation program. The organiza Smoking is on the increase among of legislators, each of whom program,” reads/' a SmokEnders consists of teaching students how to the individual states the power tion says that 90 per cent of those 80,- teen-agers and women; ’The lung brochure. “Quittirtg smoking is a Thursday, Friday, and Saturday again has his or her own con eliminate habitual cigarettes, those to do so). 000 SmokEnders graduates had cancer death rate for women has matter of learning., the proper taken almost reflexively on such stituency. Only if a majority of kicked the cigarette habit by the end tripled during the past 14 years and is Yet Mr. Carter at least has technique, not engaging in a test of common occasions as driving the car individual legislators in a of a nine-week course. quickly nearing the rate for men. been called upon constantly to strength with one’s cigarettes. We or finishing a meal. Students are majority of 38 states voted for This reporter delved into Nearly 84,(X)0 Americans will die of ask the smoker to exert about as reiterate and defend his posi SmokEnders’ claims, which seemed lung cancer in 1976, projects the allowed — even encouraged — to the amendment would it much willpower as it takes to bring otherwise continue their smoking Celebrate Fall With The Latest In Fashions For tion, and the more militant an too good to be true. At the risk of American Cancer Society. become part of the Constitu him to the meeting. ’That’s all!” pattern's during the first five weeks tiabortionists continue to blow sounding like a commercial for the Grim statistics of other smoking- tion. At one such recent introductory of the course, at the end of which up the issu e out of all group, I concede that SmokEnders related diseases could also be cited session in downtown Washington, a may well be just what it says it is: time they are to be nonsmokers. The The convictions of antiabor ad nauseum. But what’s the use? young woman “moderator” — The Family And Home, Plus Other Great New reasonable proportion in a tionists are, obviously, very final four weeks of the course — campaign that is already con herself a SmokEnders graduate — which consists of weekly two-hour deeply held, and they cannot be repeated the same theme. “Since you fused enough as it is. sessions — are for reinforcement. faulted for wanting a president Open forum learned how to smoke,” she told the Included in the nine weeks is a set of Values From Downtown Manchester... Moreover, while the office of group of about a half dozen men and who shares them. But as both prescribed activities, some as simple President of the United States women, some of whom puffed away Mr. Ford and Mr. Carter have as drinking lots of orange juice. is an extremely powerful and during her lecture, “you can learn Oh yes, back to Barbara Richard made abundantly clear, they how to stop smoking.” influential one, neither Mr. Foot Prints request defended son. She hasn’t touched a cigarette simply aren’t going to get such “During the nine weeks of instruc Ford’s nor Mr. Carter’s com Dear editors. sence of that creativity that keeps us since finishing the course a year ago. a president this election, and it tion,” continued Meg ’Tucker, “you ing out in support of an an Concerning the article in the paper above a simple working existence — And her throat feels fine. really wouldn’t make very of Sept. 15, 1 would like to direct my tiabortion amendment would where is our concern for the creative much difference if they did. response to The Herald and the in change the fundamental facts outlets of our people, young and old? That being the case, their volved people of Manchester. If there is nothing for them in of the American political and cause would be far better I was deeply disappointed in the Manchester we will be losing Today’s thought legal system. majority of reactions by the direc served if they were to redirect valuable potential that could be exer It is Congress that would tors to the requests from the cised and flowering here! their efforts to the con Question. Why do we pray publicly have to pass such an amend representative of Foot Prints for With such a center, we would have in dialogue with God. Jesus com- gressional and state district in church when Jesus tells us (in meiido piivaie prayer in order that ment. There are 535 members urgent and essential funding. at our disposal endless possibilities level, where ultimately it Many of the responses as reported Matthew 6:6) to enter our closet and we may avoid hypocrisy. But it is of Congress — 435 represen of growing artists available for com pray in secret? were vague and negative. The fact missions to enrich the quality of our clear from the fact that he himself would count the most. Answer: In the sixth chapter of that major political figures in town. Why should Mystic have one of took part in public prayer in the syn Manchester did not even attend the Matthew, Jesus is warning against agogues that he did not intend to for the best art and cultural centers? hypocrisy; making an outward show meeting and rather sent clearly Why need something like the bid public prayer and corporate evasive comments I also find of religiousity in order to gain the worship. Athaneum be in Hartford? Why respect of other people. One should apathetic and disconcerting. The Rev. Stephen K. Jacobson should not our Cheney heritage of not pray in order that others may Yesterdays For example, what the devil Rector New England culture be built upon think well of him, but because he weight is held by the several dance St. Mary’s Episcopal Church with talent from Manchester? knows his own desperate need to be studios in town who objected to the . Yet, the appeal for half the 25 years ago 10 years ago funding but who "declined specific necessary funding while the Connec comment?" This seemed to be the Manchester's water supply is seen Donald P. McComb, formerly of ticut Commission for the Arts pays only contribution from the absent Vi adequate until 1960. Manchester, is named bursar of the second half is one of the best op The Disabled American Veterans Chung Chi College, a unit of the vian Ferguson, Republican director. portunities available now. It seems if HOW THEY STAND Auxiliary salute local Gold Star Chinese University in Hong Kong. And from the also absent Carl the state is willing to contribute and Mothers Zinsser, Republican director, again support tbe arts, why not our Town of ^ 4 ^ no specific comment but rather a Manchester also? O n statement of disapproval regarding By taking this opportunity to sup abortion the time and place of the meeting. port our artists we could have the These were a few of the reactions to real beginnings of a community of ar Almanac what could be a BIG contribution to tists growing and working in our the Town of Manchester town adding to its beauty and in Gerald Ford Jimmy Carter I don't believe peopie are aware of Ford criticized the Supreme Court as yl think abortion is wrong. I don’t tellectual growth. We would be, also, going "too far” in striking down state the enrichment this gallery called think government should do anything to By I nitrd Pm n International in 1789, Great Britain began to creating a center for those people so abortion laws. Ford, however, opposes a encourage abortion. I think abortion is Foot Prints could be for our town. inclined toward art...While their Constitutional amendment to overturn the result of failure of measures design Today is Wednesday, Sept. 29, the govern Palestine under a League of that decision. 273rd day of 1976 with 93 to foliow. Nations' mandate. Although no longer a resident of talent would be available to enrich ed to prevent unwanted pregnancies and Manchester, I spent 18 years here He describes his position as to induce the mother to carry the un The moon is approaching its first In 1936, in the presidential cam the quality of our town. "moderate.” He opposes abortion "on quarter. and upon my return, 1 find the Foot wanted child through to delivery. I think paign between Franklin D. Roosevelt Let's have some direct and positive demand" but believes that it is justified we ought to do everything to have better ’The morning stars are Mercury, and Alf Landon, both parties went on Prints, a small gallery and art com response from Manchester’s com in cases of rape or where the life of the education, family planning, contracep Saturn and Jupiter. radio for the first time. munity center now, the only art at munity and their political leaders. woman was at stake. tives. if desired." The evening stars are Venus and In 1963, Pope Paul VI opened the traction and formal display building Ford said that he would "of course, up Keep the youth and their art in hold the law as interpreted by the Mars. second session of the Ecumenical in the area other than the facilities of -C a/ttf PrttiBtiMM. 4/42/76 Manchester. Give them a place to go, Supreme Court” But he also said that he Carter opposes abortion but also Those born on this date are under Council at St. Peter's Basilica in MCC. What is there to build and keep favored a constitutional amendment the sign of Libra. Rome. to exhibit and grow, to begin and opposes constitutional right-to-llfe growing artists in our area if not a perhaps to return...For Manchester, leaving to the states the task of redefin amendments, as well as measures Actor Gene Autry and Trevor A thought for the day: President gallery and a meeting place? ing limits on abortion. designed to assure local control over Howard were born on Sept. 29, the the opportunity for quality in the arts — h**w Yofh Tim*t 2/3/76 Franklin D. Roosevelt said, “More Because of tight budgeting, abortion. He said the Supreme Court's former in 1907 and the latter in 1916. than an end of war, we want an end to can only be an asset. ruling is the law. and that as president he On this day in historv: the beginnings of all wars ” Manchester and other towns are in Janine Carrara would support it. danger of eliminating the very es Bolton - Auro«t BMCOn Ntw t. 2/t/ft PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., Sept. 29, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed . Sept 29. 1976 - PAGE SEVEN Frigidaire NASSIFF ARMS DISCOUNT DAYS For 32 Years An Institution In AT ^ Downtown Manchester... TAKE YOtOnR PlOK B.D. PEARL APPLIANCE ALL GOLF and TENNIS ON SALE FOR CLEARANCE! during REGAL'S ALL HSHING RODS • REELS • ACCESSORIES Frigidaire 20"/o OFF From Already Low Prices! BAUOON BUSTIN THE-^7 ENERGY BARRIER! 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Conn., Wed., Sept. 29, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn . Wed., Sept. 29, 1976— PAGE NINE, Shrubs from parking lot Holdup suspect killed; removed to improve exit special officer wounded KITTY UTTER BOX Welcome To The Wonderful World STAMFORD(UPI) - A holdup McKeithen was admitted to Stam til police arrived. suspect wAs shot to death by a Two shrubs that hindered the view exit and entrance road, between the lane, it makes it hard for both ford Hospital where he was reported Police said Reyes also set off a special patrolman after an aborted of drivers exiting from the Municipal Municipal Building and the fire sta motorists to see oncoming traffic in critical but stable condition. silent alarm to police who responded attempt to hold up a package store of Pets & Supplies, at Building parking lot have been tion, was changed to an entrance on along Center St. Police Lt. Joseph Falzetti said the within minutes. RUBBER MOUSE removed, Tuesday night. ly. When available, a police officer is holdup was aborted when clerk Falzetti said McKeithen was on Police said Patrolman Angris ’The shrubs, located on the east side The shrubs had caused some view assigned to direct traffic at the lot’s Alfredo Reyes surprised two men guard duty at a senior citizen housing PET CLIPPERS McKeithen, 67, was shot in the chest of the parking lot’s exit road, were blockage for exiting drivers attemp exit at 4:30 p.m., when the Municipal who entered the store with guns at project construction site when he at point blank range by the suspect transplanted near the rear entrance ting to look left down Center St, Building closes. Charles F. the 8 p.m. closing time. spotted Carter running from the of Lincoln Center, The exit, which is directly across McCarthy Jr., assistant town fleeing from the Tower Package They confronted another clerk, store. Store on Washington Avenue. A number of Municipal Building from Linden Sl., has two lanes, one manager, said, “ We’re still watching Mrs. Margory Kohut, who was Steele was held in $25,000 bond on D O G DINERS MANCHESTER McKeithen, however, managed to employes have Complained that it is for those turning right and one for the situation.” behind the counter. charges of first degree robbery and fire five shots at the suspect, iden difficult to leave from the lot's new those turning left. This presents a The town has looked into the Reyes emerged from the rear of first degree assault. tified as Howard Carter, 27, of Stam exit road. problem, according to some possibility of installing a traffic light the store with a gun and fired several McKeithen is not a regular Stam ford, who was found by police a short The lot was recently expanded and Municipal Building workers, at the site, but “ nothing concrete has shots at Carter as he ran out, Falzetti ford policeman but an officer special the new exit road was built west of because, if there is a car in each been planned," McCarthy said. time later lying on the bank of the said. Reyes had a permit for the gun, CREST Rippowan River. ly appointed by the police com the Central Fire House, The previous Falzetti said. missioner to perform guard, traffic Carter was taken to St. Joseph’s TOOTHPASTE LEATHER COOAR PET CENTER The second suspect, Albert A. control, and similar duites. Special Hospital where he died today at 4:20 Steele, 26, of Stamford, was held in patrolmen are armed and have the Conveniently Located In Our New Store a.m. of at least one gunshot wound of the store at gunpoint by the clerk un LEATHER the back. power of arrest, Falzetti said. LEAD Ford auto workers receive PET BED 687 MAIN STRECT Weicker explains contributions (Corner of Main Street & Bralnard Place) first strike benefit checks from oil interest donors Big L Regular Price 73' TUG O ' WAR DETROIT (UPI) - Ford Motor dent Ken Bannon, director of the un Dearborn near Ford world DOG TENDA ^ Co. employes, in the third week of ion’s Ford department, has been ab headquarters pushed a $1 bill into WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. interests." Mrs. Schaffer and the Democrats BIC BUTANE Phone 649-4273 their nationwide strike against the sent from the bargaining table for Bannon's hand, telling him to buy a Lowell P. Weicker, R-Conn., whose In the (jonnecticut Senate cam said decontrol would mean Democratic opponent has sought to DISPOSABLE LIGHTER No. 2 auto company, got their first two days, sources said substantial drink next time he stopped in at his paign Democratic nominee Gloria skyrocketing energy prices, especial THOUSANDS OF FLICKS strike benefit checks today. progress has been made in the past favorite union bar. Bannon, who went brand him as a friend of big oil, Schaffer has continually charged ly in New England which is heavily The checks ranged from $40 to $50 week, off the union payroll the day after the received campaign contributions Weicker has voted on the side of big dependent on oil for its energy. • Easy lighting action Since 1953, Featuring Our and were far short of the $3M-a-week “ There’s a few pieces that have strike began, returned the money. from Texas oil interests, according oil and against Connecticut’s best in Weicker and President Ford said • Adjuttabla Hama the 170,000 Ford workers have been fallen into place, but not enough — The workers will continue to to published reports. terests. oil firms needed to be able to adjust Friendly, Family Service.'^ averaging, due in part to heavy over not nearly enough,” Bannon said receive the strike benefit checks Syndicated columnist Jack Ander Weicker is the only New England their prices in order to have incen LEATHER HARNESS CAT POST time, before their strike began at Tuesday as he visited picket lines and weekly until the record $176 million son Tuesday said Weicker was senator who sided with the losing tives to discover new petroleum midnight, Sept. 14. union halls in the Detroit area. He strike fund is exhausted. The first among a number of members of side in the fight to decontrol oil reserves. United Auto Workers officials planned to visit more striking UAW week’s payout drained the fund by Congress who received donations prices. Big Regular Price 99* Tuesday described the negotiations members in Ohio plants today. $7.5 million and UAW officials said from the Quintana Petroleum Crop. L Big L Regular Price 49' to settle the contract dispute as For the most part, workers were in the fund can last about four months. Anderson said Weicker received at All pet owners should make the all new Manchester Pet progressing "very, very slowly." a jovial mood. least $2,100. SMOOTHIE PET BRUSH Bannon’s first stop on his tour of Upson alleges gifts Center at 687 Main Street in Downtown Manchester their pet But despite their public statements One worker at the massive Rouge the picket lines was Gate 4 at the Weicker said later Tuesday he ANALGESIC headquarters. Started in 1953 by “ Ben” Gozzo, it is now a and the fact that UAW Vice Presi manufacturing complex in suburban Rouge complex where, nearly four received seven $300 checks, each OLD SPICE family business, with his wife Daisy and son Greg at his side. decades ago, the fledgling UAW signed by a different person. He said RUFFERIN to Moffett were illegal TWICE AS FAST DEODORANT The Gozzo family believes that satisfying the customer is the battled Ford security men to gain the since they were personal checks, STEEL PET COMB HARTFORD (UPI) — Tim Upson, AS ASPIRIN 4 oz. Acroaol Can right to represent Ford workers. they were legal contributions and post-convention contributions could most important part of their business; and they have now who is trying to unseat Rep. Anthony Bottle ol 225 Affirmative Action Plan “ The talks are moving at a very, properly recorded. Weicker, be used to pay back bills. But he said served over 45,000 customers. Living at 83 Rakph Road in Moffett, D-Conn., says the incumbent Teblata very slow pace," Bannon told however, said he was uncertain Moffett had finished that phase of the Manchester, also gives them a personal pride, not only in has accepted an illegal campaign discussion set for Oc^. 12 pickets, “ If they were moving rapid whether he or his staff knew at the campaign with a surplus. their fine store, but also in our lovely town. See us for Mixed contribution. ly, I wouldn’t be out here. time if the donors were connected A Moffett spokesman said Tuesday Breed Puppies, Parakeets, Canaries, Tropical Fish, Gerbils, with oil interests. Upson, the Republican nominee in “ there can be no question of the Monitors of the town Affirmative cussionyBbout affirmative action and “ But we’re moving in the right Hamsters, and much, much more — plus all the equipment Weicker, who said he began the 6th District, Tuesday said propriety of the contribution." Big L Regular TANK Action Plan will meet with represen- any assistance the Hartford Human direction, just not very rapidly,” and accessories that go with these pets. receiving the checks in April, also Moffett’s campaign records showed He said a single $2,000 check was ■ 11.12 REFLECTOR Utives from the Hartford Human Relations Commission and CRCOG Ford has agreed to give workers at he accepted two $1,(X)0 contributions Big L Regular Price $3.4S If you can’t find what you are looking for elsewhere, stop in Relations Commission and the can offer the town. least six more days of paid time off disclosed he had rejected almost received from Mrs. Caldor about $30,000 in offered contributions from from Louisa Calder of Roxbury. July 1. But to make sure “ everything BIRD CAGE / and see us. Chances are we will have what you need; stop Capitol Region Council of In Jilly, the town adopted an Affir in addition to the 321/2 days a year in public action groups representing Louisa Calder is the wife of here first, chances are you won’t have to go any further. Governments Oct. 12 to discuss the mative Action Plan, which maps out vacation and holidays they now was proper and above board," the ...... A.R.M. positions favored by the oil industry. Alexander Calder, an artist inter check was returned with a request OPEN 6 DAYS 9 to 6; THUR8. NITES 'til 9 plan generally. steps to attempt to increase the receive and has dropped its demand POLY-VI-SOL nationally known for his sculptures ALLERGY RELIEF MEDICINE Town Manager Robert Weiss and number of women and minority- to tie such a plan to good attendance, Anderson said Quintana had a for two checks of $1,000 each, one for MULTIVITAMIN “penchant for secrecy” and a with movable parts, or mobiles. the preconvention account and one the Human Relations Commission, group members hired by the town. sources said. SUPPLEMENT CHEWABLE number of oilmen had failed to list Upson said the donations were for the general account. Do You Collect Coins or Stamps which will look over the plan and its McCarthy explained that the town Another key area in which some Ootlla of 100 their connections with the firm on received following the July 20 dis Moffett, who was elected on a plat implementation in Manchester, will has never before been involved in im movement was reported was on labiate The CONNECTICUT COIN .AND STAMP is also located at the federal forms when making the con trict convention at which Moffett form of government reform, recently be represented at the meeting. plementing such a plan, and the wages, with Ford agreeing to include entrance to the Pet Center. They carry a full line ol Coins, Stamps, tributions. was renominated. He said federal released a personal finance state and Accessories. Come in any time to discuss vour com or stamp Charles F. McCarthy Jr., assistant meeting will help provide guidance most of the $1.14 earned in cost-of- town manager, said Tuesday that the He said the omissions had election laws allowed only $1,000 for ment that showed he had more debts FISH TANK TANK FILTER oroblems with helpful, courteous Mr. Gozzo... for proper steps to be taken. living raises over the past three meeting would be for a general dis- sparked the interest of the Federal campaign contributions after the than he had assets. *2.49 years into the new base wage rates. Elections Commission, which in convention and a like amount before “ It is apparent Mr. Moffett has Big L Regular Price $3.21 Big L Regular Price S1.3S vestigates election law violations. the convention. stabbed public trust in the back," Up Anderson said the money went to He said if the candidate's primary son told a Capitol news conference. 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The Republican Third Senatorial didate for the Third Senatorial race. mitments to his family and his den District convention will be held at Dr. Frederick W. Spaulding of tistry practice. 7; 30 tonight at the Raymond Library Manchester was originally selected Incumbent Democrat Sen. George in East Hartford. to run for the office, but he decided to W. Hannon Jr. is seeking re-election The convention will select a can drop out of the race because of com in the Third Senatorial District. Police to enforce new parking law
A new law, which goes into effect will have to pay a 35 fine beginning patrol those stalls in the Municipal Oct. 1, will give Manchester Police Friday. Building parking lot and on Main St. authority in patrolling parking stalls Previously, local police have not A police spokesman said that Buick offers trim new Riviera reserved for the handicapped. had the power to enforce a penalty Manchester Police will still not have The owner of any unauthorized for the unauthorized use of the han authority over stalls in privately Buick’s trim new Riviera for 1977 represents a unique concept in personalized luxury cars, vehicle found using one of the stalls dicapped stalls. The police will now owned parking lots more functional in its design and more economical to operate. For the first time, the Riviera offers a four-wheel disc brake system as an option. The new Buicks are coming to Charter Oak Buick-Opel, 81 Adams St., Manchester. «• usually hava just ttia right A curtain rod Pig sty ordinance open to varying interpretations in our tromondous assortmont of: Section 19-13-B23 of the State Public said in the suit that a home is being built Interpretations of this regulation differ. to Vintage Homes. Some of the land in the Health Code probably means nothing to by Vintage Homes within 300 feet of his J. Eric Potter, director of planning, said subdivision was within 300 feet of the Bot rods, cofe rods, s most people. But that section of the state sty. This is a violation of the health code that the health regulation only prohibits ticello pig sty. traverse rods, rings health regulations has triggered a law suit regulation, he said. the building of pig stys close to houses, Town Counsel Victor Moses said he clips and brockets: m .< involving the foundation of a house, the The section of the regulation involved in and not vice versa. notified the town planner and the Planning sizes from 12 inches’'^. Sj building inspector of the town, and the M the case reads: “No pig sty shall be built "It doesn’t say you can't build a home and Zoning Commission about six months to 12 feet,, pigs of a local farmer. or maintained on marshy ground or land within 300 feet of a pig sty. It says you ago that the tract of land might present Anthony Botticello of 595 Hillstown Rd. subject to overflow nor within 300 feet of can’t build a pig sty within 300 feet of a problems in the future. He was not asked i L J i J i . has filed suit against Vintage Homes Inc. any inhabited house or public meeting house,” Potter said. for a legal opinion on the m atter, of East Hartford and Francis Conti, house upon property other than that of the Atty. John LaBelle Jr., who represents however. Manchester’s building inspector. Bot proprietor of the pig sty.” Botticello, does not agree. Building Inspector Francis Conti issued ticello owns a pig sty in the area, and he “That seems to defeat the purpose of a building permit for a lot in the subdivi we hove every the regulation,” LaBelle said. “If it's a sion that was within 300 feet of the pig sty. lltlla thing I health regulation, it has to work both His action was legal since the PZC had "where o already approved the subdivision. But the ways,” he said. dollar's The dispute arises from a subdivision question now being raised is whether the granted by the town Planning and Zoning building being constructed on the site is worth a Commission on July 23, 1973 to Taylor violating the state health code. dollar I" Health official gives Made Homes. The property was later sold swine flu information
The following questions and population during the past few years, answers were compiled from a talk but similar to the strain that causes given recently to the Manchester influenza in swine. It was also Rotary Club by Town Health Direc similar, in some respects, to the tor Dr. Alice ’Turek: virus suspected to be the cause of the • Why the name, "swine flu?” 1918 flu epidemic. Because swines do have this virus. • Influenza season. Humans don't. This is the first time The season runs from November this virus has been found in humans through March. For the first time since the 1918 epidemic. ever, an entire nation is to be vac • Any allergic reactions? cinated within a period of two Yes, only if you are allergic to months. The last similar campaign eggs. The vaccine is grown in eggs. was when the polio vaccine came out and 100 million persons were im munized over IVz years’ time. Now we are going for 200 million people in a far shorter time. • How does the program work? The federal government procures the vaccine and allocates it to the states. The states work through the local health departments. • How will it be disbursed locally? There will be clinics in the high school, sick clinics, special clinics in industries, in nursing homes, in the hospital and private physicians’ of fices. The only agency that can give out the vaccine is the local health department. • What kinds of vaccine are there? There are four, two are bivalent • Who pays for the vaccine? and two are monovalent. The Only the government can purchase bivalent vaccines are the A-New the vaccine. It is not available to Jersey and A-Victoria which will be anyone else but the government. It is available to those age 18 and over free. Congress appropriated $135 who are either chronically ill or elderly. The monovalent vaccines million for the cost. • Any liability involved? are for those from age 18 to 60 who are not hypersensitive to eggs and If given free, the government covers you for liability. If a private who are healthy. doctor charges for giving the vac • When is the first clinic? It will be Oct. 8 from 3 to 8 p.m. at cine, then his own liability insurance Manchester High School. There will would cover. be a training session on Oct. 6 for 250 • Is there enough vaccine for the volunteers who will be working in the entire nation? program. We expect 4,000 people There is half as much vaccine as coming through for bivalent vaccine. we need to immunize the nation. Vac We will need 10 volunteer nurses, two cine is not effective to those under 18, physicians and 40 volunteers to move so there is enough vaccine lor those people around and assist with the age 18 and over. paper work. We will also need • What is the history of major transportation for some people. epidemics? • How will the vaccine be given? Asian Flu — 1957, 70,000 deaths; We will have two injector guns that Hong Kong Flu — 19M, 30,000 deaths, can handle 600 people each per hour plus hundreds of thousands ill and out for 4 to 5 hours. The clinics will be of work. Most people in both 1957 and held late afternoons and evenings and 1968 who came down with the flu a Saturday morning at times to be were the elderly and chronically ill. announced. The 1918 epicemic was different. It Joseph Swensson Sr, and Kenneth hit the young people and there were Ostrinsky, members of the over 500,000 deaths in the United Manchester Rotary Club, are co- States and 20 million deaths world chairmen of a local service club THIS ? ^ ^ o wide. organization which will set up a flu • Current problem. WEEK vaccine clinic program to assist the « ft t iS'SS In Feb. 1975, an influenza outbreak B S a town health director. 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Wed., Sept 29. 1976 - PAGE FlfTEEiN Congress rolling smoothly Medicaid worker admits BNIIIAL Booters win, tie for lead toward adjournment m accepting ‘honorariums’ m WASHINGTON (UPI) — A federal "I’d have to say no on that par- worker in Medicaid management and ticular point at this tim e,” he WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Mth billion Labor-HEW appropriations — ’The Senate passed and sent to fraud detection said today he replied. “I don’t know whether they Congress, passing legislation at a bill, which he is said to be ready to the House a $1.1 billion rivers and accepted personal payments from are talking about this year, last year Remain undefeated rapid clip, is rolling smoothly toward veto, the $3.7 billion appropriation harbors development authorization private groups for technical advice or what. adjournment, probably by the end of for public works jobs and a one-year measure after killing two controver at teaching seminars. But he mentioned receiving the week, but the stretch drive is extension of the public service jobs sial parts — a new dam and locks on The official, Charles Cubbler, told "honorariums” of $200 to $500 from B y LEN AlISTER taking its toll. program. the Mississippi River and the imposi UPI that sometimes the payments, some organizations for participating Herald SporUwriler The Senate and House, starting Congress will try to override a veto tion of user fees on the inland which he termed “honorariums,” in their seminars. It’s tough to score in soccer when an opponent sardines all its early and working late, Tuesday on any of the three before quitting. waterways for the first time. came from organizations that had "Let me put it this way,” said cleared away some “must” legisla In rapid succession Tuesday, — TOe Senate approved a com Medicaid contracts or later received Cubbler. "I have accepted players in the defensive penalty area. But Manchester High tion which had to be passed. Congress took the following actions promise multi-billion dollar higher Medicaid contracts, or whose honorariums to participate in a managed to break through three times to register a 3-1 victory But some programs which still had on major measures: and vocational education assistance membership included Medicaid con program to explain what Medicaid is over physically aggressive East Hartford High yesterday at an outside chance ot getting through, — The Senate passed and sent to bill which would authorize as much John Paul Jones is best tractors. and what the' management informa remembered for his battle cry Memorial Field. were doomed. the White House a $5.1 billion foreign as $18 billion over a six-year period. tion system is.” aboard the Bonhomme But he said he had no influence on The win ups the Silk Towners’ log ' latter had an empty net to stare at President Ford was expected to aid appropriations measure — a third It would grant aid to needy students Richard: “I have not yet the contract awards and denied any Asked how many he has accepted, to 3-0-1 and ties them with Enfield and the junior inside was on target reveal sometime today his decision of it going to Israel — the 13th and up to $1,800. ’The House has still to act he replied: “In 10 years, maybe 10.” begun to fight!” ’The World impropriety in accepting the High and Simsbury for the CCIL lead for his fourth goal of the season, a on some major measures — the $56.6 last of the major money bills to on the measure. Almanac praises Jones’ payments. Such “honorariums” were per at the moment, each with 17 points, team high. clear. But legislation to manage oil and earlier stirring call for enlist Cubbler is one of four federal sonal payments in addition to his Manchester’s next tilt is Thursday Andy Vachon notched the 6-3-1 — Both Senate and House approved gas development on the outer con ment aboard his ship: “Sign Medicaid workers asked to appear expenses, which some organizations afternoon at 3:30 at Memorial Field Hornets’ goal with 1:18 remaining and sent to the White House a com tinental shelf, to extend and broaden on. young man, and sail with Thursday before a Senate in also paid for, said Cubbler, a govern me. The stature of our against winless Fermi High of En after some sloppy defensive work by promise bill setting strict new the export control act, and a ban on vestigations subcommittee hearing ment worker for 15 years. Bicentennial federal standards for chemicals and homeland is no more than the field, Manchester reserves. the sale of $30 million in Maverick measure of ourselves. Our job on alleged contract improprieties in “I don’t see anything improper so other toxic substances that could After a listless first period in which The Red and White held a large Parade cost missiles to Saudi Arabia were all but is to keep her free. Our will is the Medicaid fraud detection long as I’m not involved any way in neither side mounted a sustained have a dangerous impact on health or killed. to keep the torch of freedom program. deciding who gets the contract at the territorial edge aqd outshot the offense, the locals finally broke Hornets. 21-2. the environment. burning for all. To this solemn The subcommittee, in a brief ad state level,” he said. $10,000 purposp wp rati thf* ynung through at the 9:36 mark of the se Manchester kept its starters in vance notice, said it would in ’’Rather than call them M brave, the strong, and the cond canto. Right wing Darrell most of the way and Coach Dick free. vestigate “payments to a federal of honorariums, let’s call them 1^* Manchester’s June 12 Bicentennial Hooey crossed the ball to the middle Danielson explained, ”I feel they, Parade, possibly the largest in the ficial responsible AUifor aaaisuiigassisting statesauiLca expenses tvifor tutorial lai aciservices. vicca where Dan Wilson changed its flight in developing Medicaid management because they were all for teaching,’ haven’t been getting enough work. state, cost nearly $10,000, according Britain seeks aid past Hornet goalie Peter Governale. and fraud detection programs ...” Cubbler added. “I have provid^ They’re starting to learn how to play to final financial reports. It remained 1-0 until 8:04 of the No names were included in the training and instructional programs together and we have to get them Raymond Demers, treasurer of the third quarter. Sophomore halfback hearing notice. But a letter Monday Lots of people have me on their ready for the tougher games. We parade committee, reported Tuesday Jack Medzela punched a cross from to bolster pound Elephant has from Sen. Sam Nunn, D-Ga., acting programs at all kinds of seminars. ” want to give this team experience un night that a total of $12,194.42 in his position on the right to the op chairman of the Senate permanent Federal Medicaid Director M. der pressure" Danielson had praise parade bills have been paid, topping twin calves posite wing. The ball flew through a subcommittee on investigations, to Keith Weikel declined comment. for the work of Hooey on the wing by $94.42 the projected budget of $12,- DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania maze of players until it came to rest LONDON (UPI) - Britain HEW Secretary David Mathews and Medzela who “looked good" at a 100 submitted to the town for the would repay more than $1 billion Cubbler said that while he does at the feet of left winger Matt appealed to the International (UPI) — A 28-year-old elephant has requested the appearance Thursday halfback slot. parade. drawn from the $5.3 billion central given birth to twins in Lake Manyara have a federal review role on some Schardt who drilled a 17-yard Monetary Fund today (or a massive of four Medicaid workers, whom it Medicaid contracts, he is only one of CCIL Slanflinftn A total of $750 was received in cash bank credits given to combat the last National Park, in northern Tanzania, (Herald photo by Dunn) grounder to the far post for his first w. 1. t. Pts. standby loan to rescue the crippled named. a group of technicians “who makes for band sponsorships, he reported. pound crisis, in June. ’Those credits according to Derek Bryceson, direc goal of the campaign. MANCHESTER 3 0 1 17 pound and the nation’s top treasury One of them, Cubbler, was asked in sure the papers are in order” before The profit from parade concessions are due for repayment in December. tor of Tanzanian national parks. The third Silk Town goal was a Enfield 3 0 1 17 official canceled plans to attend an interview if he had ever accepted they go to a higher official, and his Indian Jim Dwyer, right, heads for loose ball came to $1,410.65, with a check for An officer of Barclays Bank It is the first time an elephant is mini-gift but you take them any way Simsbury 3 0 1 17 world finance meetings in Asia. predicted the market would “see payments of the kind mentioned in recomhiendation on a contract would Unidentified Hornet player is in hot pursuit Wethersfield $94 due this week from a local known to have given birth to twins, the notice. you can. With just under three The news boosted the pound slight saw” and said the loan request was have no influence. Hall organization’s concession. ly on the foreign exchange market. It Bryceson said in an interview in the minutes to play, Scott Hyde lofted a (Herald photo by Dunn) not enough to bail the pound out. government-owned newspaper Daily Windham 1 0 3 ’These receipts bring the net cost of bounced up from ’Tuesday’s record pass towards the goal mouth. An Conard 0 3 1 the parade to$9,939.77, Demers said. “Tougher measures are needed,” News. ' ^ East Hartford defender cut in front low of $1.6378 to $1.6670 and settled he aid. E. Hartford Ball soars over Hornet goalie for score Demers, who felt that profits from around $1.6600. of his netminder and placed it right Penney ’The treasury said Healey would ad PINEHURST PRICES ARE EASY ON YOUR FOOD BUDGET the concessions were too low, said The $3.9 billion loan that at the feet of Bill Finnegan. The Fermi Masked Pete Governale failed to make slop on shot that an estimated 20,000 hot dogs dress the nation tonight on this Save 70* on Sealtest Ice Cream, buy Land of Lakes Butter at a savings of 30' lb.-: Sugar at Chancellor of the Exchequer Dennis I the new low price of 5 lbs. 88' and stock up with the finest Shurfine vegetables at 4 cans '1 Herald angle were sold during the parade, with the week’s 4V<-cent loss in the value of Healey sought would exhaust the pound. Signals We accept Gov’t. Food Stamps...Mfg. Coupons. committee making 12 cents on each Britain’s credit with the IMF. Healey also “decided not to attend hot dog sold. This, he said, should AT PINEHURST WITH ANY AT PINEHURST AT PINEHURST WITH ANY Earl Yost Bankers said Healey was trying to OTHER n o PURCHASE First five spots have given the committee a profit of the meeting of Commonwealth crossed SHURFINE SLICED OTHER tIO PURCHASE Sports slate S o c c e r remove uncertainties in the foreign Finance Ministers in Hong Kong and at least $1,800, plus profits from the exchange market over how Britain SEALTEST BACON LAND OF LAKES I Sports Editor sale of beer and soda during the the annual meeting of the IMF and MIDDLEFIELD (UPI) parade. the International Bank for — When a su sp ected ICE •1.39 lb for MHS harriers SOC( KH burglar gave a flashlight SUHER Reconstruction and development in BITE SIZED CUBES B u n k e r H ill (!(! ut Area schools Manila,” a statement said. He will signal Tuesday, he got U8DA CHOICE Taking the top five places, the Manchester High cross country \u a : CREAM Bob Plaster is in his first year as send instead Sir Douglas Wass, per quite a surprise. He was BEEF STEW team toppled Hartford Public, 15-44, yesterday at Hartford’s rilUrMluY manent secretary to the treasury. met by four state troopers. Word of Warning league commissioner and Silver’s of Goodwin Park. The victory was the fourth straight for the un SOCCKli soccer coach at Coventry High and, ECHS magasine sale Police arrested Peter for the moment, he is enjoying it im The loan request reversed the •1.49 lb Limit 1 lb. at this pries fice. beaten Silk Towners. Fe rm i at MancheHter. pound’s price trend of Tuesday on the Pitts, 21, of Westbrook as For many years the Twilight mensely. The Patriots remained un LAND OF LAKES _^J*rlW^MCf^S1^£urchM. Silk City entries were each allowed in their first race after coming off in London money market, when the soon as he hopped into a *A gal Baseball League thrived at the West Junior Tri-Captain Wes Fedorchak beaten and unscored upon through clears halfway mark to carry five non -residents on their juries, ran well taking 11th and 17th (;iRLS s w im m i m ; currency fell further and faster than van which had been driven No limit...No coupons CHEESE Side Oval under the leadership of the turned in the fastest clocking of the five games with a 2-0 COC victory rosters. places respectively. H a r t f o r d P u h li r at Students at East Catholic High stereos, television sets and money. at any time since formal devaluation. by his alleged accomplice NESTLE’S SEMI SWEET late Jack Dwyer and Nick Angelo. year at the 2.8-mile layout with a over Bacon Academy yesterday in School had sold about $30,000 worth *5.99 s lb. box When non-residents dominated the The eligibility ruling is this, which time of 13:23. Senior Tri-Captains Manchester’s next meet is Friday Maneliester, 3:30 The magazine subscription drive Dealers said they were dumping Lawrence Wright, 20, also CHOCO MORSELS is full of loop holes: Coventry. of magazine subscriptions as of LAND OF LAKES rosters, interest fell off and coupled George Trian and Glenn Flosdorf afternoon at 3:15 at Center Springs FIFU) HOCKKV Coventry, tied once in a non began last Tuesday, and students are pounds “right, left and center” until of Westbrook. WONDRA BUTTER MOIST WHITE Must bp a resideni of Tuesday in their annual fund raising * 1 . 0 9 1201. with the move from the Oval to Mt. took second and third positions Park against CCIL foe Simsbury ManelieHter at Ferm i conference engagement, was led to canvassing the areas -in which they intervention by the Bank of England ’Trooper James Salzano Manchester; or pay taxes to the project (or the school’s benefit. FLOUR TURKEY ROAST Nebo the league folded. respectively with sophomore Ed High, (;iHLS VOLLFVBAIX victory by Dick Elwell who ac live. slowed the slide. Jr. said he saw the van on Town of Manchester; or be a ’The school’s goal this year is for The same held true with the fast Lemieux fourth and junior Dave Results: 1. Fedorchak 13:23, 2. F o \ e III r y at F a ** 1 counted for both goals. Jackson Hill Road at 1:15 *3.29 2 lbs. STERNO fulllinie employee for the sponsor $60,000. ’The drive ends ’Tuesday. pitch Rec Softball League which Locke fifth. Trian (M), 3. Flosdorf (M), 4. (Catholic. 3:30 In other area contests, Rham High a.m and became 9 9 « of a team paying taxes to the Town ’The students have raised about 5 LBS. operated so successfully at Robert Eric Randall took seventh place. Lemieux (M), 5. Locke (M), 6. F a Hi Hartford at remained undefeated with a 1-0 over suspicious. When he of Manehesler; or if a person Nelson (HP), 7. Randall (M), 8. Manrliehter, 3:30 $57,000 the past two years, said Tom Fact-finding report questioned Wright, he said, son Park for years. Rich Telgener ninth and sophomore time win over Portland. Ellington attends a loeal ehureh or a Rubbles (HP), 9. Telgener (M), 10. Friday Kohanski, dean of students, and he he was told Pitts had been GOLD MEDAL SHURFINE VEGETABLE SALE When teams sought to strengthen, Roy Gallant was 10th. Juniors Carl High downed Stafford, 3-1, South would be"^leased if they could reach (Continued from Page One) (303 cans) out-of-town players were brought in niemher of that organization that Kjellson and Joe Grzymkowski, both R. Gallant (M). SOCCFB costs. Orlando recommended that dropped off and would is sponsoring a team, he may play Windsor and Rockville High battled that amount this year. FLOUR in droves and combined with low F a H t (! a I h o I i e a I to a 1-1 CVe stalemate and Bolton analyst for the town, said this dental the town continue to pay full price of signal by flashlight when for that learn only; or have at one ’The school retains 40 per cent, and Cut GREEN BEJINS scoring games with pitching FlaHlonluiry, 3 :15 High was blanked by COC foe plan would not cover all dental ser- the premiums. the burglary was done. lime attended loeal schools and the balance pays for prizes and French GREEN BEANS dominating, the sport d i^ a fast F h e iie \ le e h al FaHl Cromwell, 2-0. vies. • A favorable ruling for the town Three other state troopers parlieipaled last season with the Florence Ryan tops operating costs of the project which <4.19 24 lbs. death. Hampton, 3 :1 5 Freshman Scott Cahill scored In • ’The town remove a request that concerning the granting of additional were called in and entered Sliced BEETS same team parlieipaling again this is conducted by the Perfect School The same fate could very well app Koek% il al W in d so r the second overtime period to give all increases in insurance premiums sick leave. The town asked that if ad the van. They cruised the Cream Style CORN season, he may continue to par First place in last week’s Beat the Experts football contest in Plan. ly to the Silk City Softball League, I,oekH Rham its fourth straight win, two in after July 1,1976 be paid by the union ditional sick leave is granted by the neighborhood until they VERMONT MAID liripale with that team and The Herald was Florence Ryan of 20 Bates Rd, who missed on Each student is asked to sell at least Whole Kernel COM the best of the 10 leagues supervised that South \AiruNor at COC battles. members. ’The town offered to pay town manager for special cases, the received the signal, . team only indefinitely. 10 subscriptions. Prizes are awarded SYRUP by the Recreation Department just one of the 17 games. She will receive $15 and is eligible for Windnor Joe Graves, Bob Gagne and Bud 100 per cent of insurance premium amount of additional sick time should stopped and took in a sur Small Whole POTATOES All p articipants in the . to the class selling the most subscrip during the spring and summer Rec the grand prize of $100. Bolton at B a V o n Emery scored goals to give Ellington costs up until July 1, but employes be subtracted from the worker’s prised Pitts through the program must buy memberships. tions. and to individual students with * 1.19 12 oz. months. \eadem> its third win against one loss Staf would be expected to pay for any ad total of accumulated sick days. side doors. Manchester’s slow pitch softball Karen Davey of Mark Dr., Coventry, was second best with just the highest sales. Prizes include That Is, unless closer scrutiny is \ inal I'eeh at (jneniry ford fell to 1-3 with the loss. ditional price hikes in the premium Orlando recommended that this Wright and Pitts were program is one of the best in the two picks that backfired and a tie-breaker total of 39. We have the lowest price, the best quality and USDA exercised on teams not violating the Hliam al Fronivrell Paul Lenkeit scored (or 1-2-1 South request be adopted. charged with conspiracy to RUBBER MAID state, with 74 teams in 10 leagues and Mark Aschenbach of 11 Ralph Rd., East Hartford, was third, Choice Meat here at eligibility requirement. Kllin^ton at FaHt Windsor whi' j Tim Berger notched commit larceny. Pitts was approximately 1,200 men and women DISH PANS PINEHURST...The Meat Store Even before the 1976 season also with two wrong and 38 tie-breaker points. \\ indoor the goal for 1-1-2 Rockville also charged with players. These figures do not include Our own Saussgs Mast $1.39 lb., Lsan Frsshly Sllcsd started several protests from locll Second place is worth $10 and third $5. ( BOSS FOl \T|{> Mike Brennan and Rich Landell tampering with a motor *1.47 Importsd Bollsd Ham, W lb. $1.39, and Lsan Country women’s independent leagues and MMH laundry plans okayed residents were received, via phone Soulh ^ i n d H o r scored for Cromwell as the Panthers vehicle. Stylo Pork Riba at $1.19 lb. Little Miss softballers. ’There are and in unsigned letters, who objected S i in •* hu r y at improved their record to 4-1. Steve more people playing softball in to the number of non-residents ManelieHter, 3:1 5 Bates registered 12 saves In goal for Manchester than any other sport. TWIN PACK (89) USDA CHOICE 1st CUT playing in the Silk City League. F a H I (! a t h o I i e Bolton, now 1-2-1 for the season by Health Systems Agency It’s water over the dam, if teams PRINGLES Protests have also been received in \(|Liinas al NortliHenl CHUCK STEAK past seasons, were guilty of infractions, and there Falholie, 3:30 By JUNE TOMPKINS Carl Silver, softball coordinator were more than one on the eligibility (;iiene> reeli a I program are renovations of existing 79* kick this past season. Herald Reporter workers. He said the pay does not Symphony and assistant director of the Rec Forlland, 3:30 Cheney Tech areas which would convert the make it feasible. When teams are allowed one-half The local group of the Health or Department, said he didn’t hear Sim**!»II r y a I housekeeping area to an appropriate of their game players, 10 men - or Cheney Tech's soccer team Systems Agency (HSA) of North Cen There were other questions from tickets directly from any objector early in Mam hejiter (^irU). 3:15 “viewing room” where families in women - are allowed to play at one dropped an 8-0 duke to defending tral Connecticut took its first impor the group, some asking whether all COTT POT ROAST the season. (xlKLS SW IMMINt, privacy, can identify bodies that are time, its seems that there must be a State Class C champ Rocky Hill High tant step Tuesday night when it ap outside service possibilities had been (Bona In) With six weeks remaining, after a M a II e h e H t e r a I brought in. The loading dock would available IGINGER ALE o shortage of local talent, which is far yesterday in Rocky Hill proved a proposed new laundry also be enclosed. explored. number of callers to this desk, both \\ elher>Afi4‘ld No further details were available male and female. Silver was asked to from the truth. Satiirda> facility at Manchester Memorial The proposal calls for moving the The existing laundry causes inten HARTFORD (UPI) - CLUR SODA Hospital. sive vibrations which may be supply this desk with a copy of the FO()IB\i.l. housekeeping facilities into the laun Some subscriptions are USDA CHOICE WHOLE USDA CHOICE rosters and addresses of Silk City en Limit play to locals F a •• t Hartford a I Bennet High The recently formed group heard dry area which would be vacated damaging to the hospital’s structure. still available for the com TENDER 7 to 7'A lb. 2 (its7 9 < tries in particular. If softball teams in another season, Manchr'Alrr. I :30 Four goals by Jeff Lombardo hospital assistant administrator with new construction. ’The plans in If the new one is built, footings under ing season which starts CUBE STEAK Copies were not received. in any local league, are allowed to F.a*>( (iaiholie at U ind- showed the way as the Bennet Junior Michael Gallacher explain plans for clude air conditioning and a heat the old one would be examined to test Oct. 6 at the Bushnell TENDERLOIN Hava It cut Into “party alaaka" When Town D irector Vivian play non-residents, a reduced limit of ••or l.ork". | :30 High soccer team opened its 1976 an addition to the north wing of the recovery system from the dryers the condition of the hospital’s struc Memorial in Hartford, the * 1.7 9 ,. Ferguson was alerted to the possibili perhaps three would be more in line. N r >4 i n ^ ! o n a t season with a 5-1 victory over hospital which would contain a new which, Gallacher said, goes along ture. Hartford Symphony said DEAL PACK *2.98 ty that a team, or teams, in the Silk Better still, limit the program to Borkxille Kosciusko in Enfield laundry facility at an estimated cost with the hospital’s fuel economy With the new facility, Gallacher Tuesday. of $823,000. said the hospital could process its an WISH City League were using more than bonafide Manchester residents ''o u t h W i n <1 HO r a I Glenn Wilson also scored for the measures. The first concert f . The cost includes $595,000 for the nual 1.5 million pounds of laundry at features violinist Elmar the allotted number of non-residents, without any exceptions. (xlaHlonluir> Bears with Jim Gluhosky, Ed Ken- The proposed new construction is SLICED (Swiat Glaak) she asked for and received the Teams in the Silk City League, as s o r c F u nison. Rich Koepsel. Tixld White. proposed 6,700 square-foot facility designed to accommodate a possible a cost of about 20 cents per pound, Oliveira, a Naugatuck 1.99 < rosters from the Rec office. well as the Candlelight League, get a I'hameH \alle\ ( (. a I Tim O'Brien and goalie Jim McKay and $225,000 for new equipment. future second floor expansion. about 2 cents less than the least native who won the QAL Funding of the project would be expensive available outside service. prestigious Naumburg BOTTOM ROUND .. lb. 1.4S “bonus” in that they perform twice M( (!. I I a.m. playing well With the new laundry, Gallacher weekly under the lights at Fitzgerald provided from the hospital’s develop estimated as much as 112 hours a Each per penny difference in per Award in 1975 and has been EYE ROUND ment and building fund which is pound costs adds up to about $15,000 invited to play with the STOUFFER'B ISon-residents play Field and Robertson Park while all week could be saved over the present CORN SOUFRE other league entries play one game separate from the operational per year. Cleveland Orchestra next OVEN ROAST Taking the lineup from the cham system, and could probably be BROCCOLI AU ORATIN 1.88 weekly. ’These two loops are labeled budget. Gallacher said season. operated with about two people less Gallacher said that Rockville NOODLES ROMANOFF WHOLE TOP pionship playoff game of one entry, it the class of local male play. Cheney runners lose first test Gallacher said that the laundry than the 18-member staff. General Hospital and Windham Com For information about Spsclal Pkg. was found that eight of the 10 players equipment which was purchased in regular, student and group Unless the number of non The hospital’s laundry could be munity M emorial H ospital in SIRLOIN TIP ...... lb. 1.39 used were reported, and verified, as residents, in all leagues, is checked Dropping its opener yesterday was ovt-i d ilirce-milc course Four team 1959 is broken down and needs subscriptions, as well as (About • lb..) non-residents, and the top two handled in an eight-hour shift for four Willimantic have both indicated that closer, slow pitch softball could very the Cheney Tech cross country team, mates followed across the finish line replacement because parts for the the symphony’s “share-a- reserves were also non-residents. and a half days. ’The extra time the new laundry facility would not well follow baseball and fast pitch 15-49, to East Hampton High in East before Cheney's Ed West came in to existing equipment are no longer subscription,” call 278- Apparently Manchester addresses would be used (or maintenance. conflict with their long range plans. softball as sports of the past in Hampton take sixth place Cheney's Dave available 1450. Subscribers can at were listed on rosters turned into the Gallacher said. The proposal will be reviewed PINEHURST LEAN USDA CHOICE Manchester. Belli inger Brad Caron was the in Millis, Dave Sherwood and Paul Gallacher also said new equipment before a HSA panel Monday at 1:30 tend both the concerts and In answer to a question as to why DELICIOUS APPLES dividual winner with a time of 16 19 Dabroi took the next three places in the existing space could not be couldn’t the laundry work a double p.m. in a conference room at the final rehearsals at 3 In 1 BLEND ROUND STEAK operated efficiently. shift, Gallacher said it is almost im Manchester Memorial Hospital. ’The which the guest artist 3 lbs. 79* FOR MEAT LOAF Included in the construction possible to find second shift laundry proposal will go through a series of appears. MCINTOSH APPLES GROUND Volleyballers cop opener review hearings before it is 3 lbs. 09* * 1.3 9 .. ' Herald photo by I’lnlo i presented to the HSA’s Board of * 1.3 9 ,. Manchester High's girls' volleyball rallied to pull out the decision. Redmond scores triple Girls lose in field hoekev Jewish^Christian dialogue Directors with recommendations, team opened its 1976 season on a Kathy Carpenter and Donna ICEBERG ’The proposal will be passed on to the successful note with a 9-15.15-9...... 15-11 Troudeau served well for Playing great tennis, Jaek Redmond, tennis prufessioiiul Offense was the name of the game cond half with the general over all Commission on Hospitals and Health LEHUCE Corn Fad Stats ol Iowa Lsan 12'.^ lb. victory over Conard High yesterday Manchester. al the Manehesler Raequel ('luh, has seored a triple in llie yesterday as South Windsor High breakdown in clefen.se by the Silk groups to he formed In Memoriam Care (CHHC) with the board’s PORK LOIN . *1.19 at Clarke Arena The Indians trailed In jayvee action, Manchester Greater Hartford Open Tennis Tournament. downed the Manchester High girls' Towners providing the margin of vic recommendations. In lovini memory of Annie 49< field hockey team, 6-4. in South Wind tory for .South Windsor, according New Jewish-Christian Dialogue place at its meetings. Yaworikl. who petted twty 2 Roasts and 10 to 12 Cantor Chops or 2 Urgar Roasts I 0-7 in the third and decisive game but swept Conard, 15-2, and 15-1 with The former IT^onn player and East Galholie High eoaeh groups will be formed Thursday at an In other business, subarea chair September n. 1161 sor The locals' record dips to 1-2-1 to IVlanchester Coach Mary Kaignant The meeting is open to Jews and Agnes Szanka a standout. hecam'e the first player in the nine-year hislorv of llie open meeting at 8 p.m, at Concordia with the setback Rosen was a standout for Christians of all denominations. Tlie man Paul Moss asked the members Sweel is the word for rem«nbrancc. Suit dismissed Lutheran Church, Pitkin St. Dear is the one wiw is gone, tourney to score three wins in the same year. South Windsor struck quickly in the Manchester with three goals group is sponsored by the to prepare Issues for presentation at PORTLAND, Ore (UPI) - A Members of the present dialogue the next meeting so that the local In memory we will always keep her, Today...As Alw»s...Better USDA Choice Beef At The hard-hitting southpaw won the men's singles, teamed first 12 minutes for three goals Kim .South Windsor s jayvees overcame Manchester Area Conference of Just as the years roll on. $450,000 suit in U.S. District Court by Win opener group, which was formed two years HSA could “get somewhere.” Rideout (allied for Manchester and a 1-0 halltime deficit to take a 21 Churches division of Christian unity former Portland Trail Blazer center East Catholic’s girls’ volleyball with Cherie Dow of Manehesler to gain the mixed d MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn , Wed , Sept. 29, 1976 — PAGE SEVENTEEN Rough night for Carlton and Jones ■ N Ali discovers time waits for no one; NEW YORK (UPI) - inning and Cincinnati went on to beat Jones, the Padres’ premier left would go. I felt it Snap on a slider.” Atlanta, 4-1, and New York beat Mon Giants 4, Braves 1 Tuesday night was a rough one San Diego, 5-4, for its 100th win of the hander and a Cy Young Award can Cincinnati’s Pete Rose, appearing treal, 5-4, then lost, 4-2, Bobby Murcer hit his 23rd homer for Steve Carlton, who failed to season. didate, pulled a muscle just above his in a rare pinch-hitting role, singled in AsIroH I , Dodgers 0 and Chris Speier added a two-run " I want to win the 20th but if I don’t left elbow. Dr. H. Paul Bauer, the Tony Perez from second base in the J.R. Richard pitched a three-hitter double to help Bob Knepper to his lucky to get disputed fight decision get his 20th victory and Randy we’re still in the playoffs," Carlton team physician, said he would re to win his 19th game as Houston first major league victory in San Jones, who pulled a muscle in philosophized. examine Jones in a “few days” to Francisco’s triumph over Atlanta. National nipped Los Angeles. Burt Hooton NEW YORK (UPI) - A 34- lost. After leaving the ring sobbing sound too convincing. He openly dis Frazier stylebook to win six of the than $3.5 million, greeted the deci his pitching arm. Carlton, now 19-7, had a 2-0 lead determine if the southpaw can make allowed just four hits in a losing ef like a child, the ex-Marine composed Mets 5-2, Expos 4-4 year-old Muhammad All dis cussed the possibility of retirement first eight rounds. sion with a nlixed response. before he took the mound, but Cruz his final scheduled start of the season League fort. himself nnd bitterly let his emotions St. Louis strung together seven Ed Kranepool tied the opener with in the morning. He pressed Ali from the outset, The champion, who in the past had singled home a run in the second and at Los Angeles Saturday. Jones is 22- covered Tuesday that time run rampant. hits, including a two-run homer by eighth to break a 3-3 tie and the Reds Pirates 5, Cubs 1 a homer in the eighth, then won it crowding the champion in close, belittled Norton’s skills, had nothing hit his homer in the fourth to account 14. waits for no one. “The judges made asses of “ I won the last two rounds. That’s rookie Hector Cruz, to knock off went on to score another run in the Dave Parker doubled home two with two out in the bottom of the leaving Ali little room to punch and but lavish praise for his beaten for most of the Cardinals, offense. " It ’s been bothering me for about themselves,” he said. “ I know I won what proves the champion from the Carlton and the National League ninth to beat San Diego. runs and Richie Zisk also drove in a ninth on a run-scoring single. Mon at the same time maneuvering him adversary. Harry Rasmussen held the Phillies three weeks," Jones said after the That fact of life almost cost the nine or 10 rounds. I was obviously the trial horse,” Ali said. “ I had just East titlist Philadelphia Phillies, 5-3. In other games, Houston blanked pair to spark Pittsburgh over treal came back to win the nightcap into position to score with lefts to the "He’s a good fighter, can’t take to five hits and made his record 6-12 game. " It ’s been getting tighter and heavyweight champion his title winner. What did he do in the 13th, enough to win. If I had lost, I Jones was forced out of the Padres- Los Angeles, 1-0, Pittsburgh whipped Chicago. Doc Medich was the winner body and right crosses to the head. nuthin’ away from him ,” Ali said. for a bright finish to a disappointing tighter. I pushed my arm as far as it as rookie Gerald Hannahs combined Tuesday night when he won a close wouldn’t have cried but I would have Reds game leading, 3-1, in the second Chicago, 5-1, San Francisco downed 14th and 15th rounds? He didn’t hurt Suddenly, however, Ali, who had “ Norton took a lot of shots and he season. while Rick Reuschel took the loss. with Woodie Fryman on a six-hitter. and highly disputed unanimous deci me at all and there were long periods felt bad. I would have lived with it fought flat-footed as promised, was in good shape. He was in better sion over Ken Norton at Yankee when he didn’t hit me at ali. but it would be on the record and you turned back the hands of time, got up shape than I thought. I ’m glad I took Stadium. “ To beat Ali, you almost have to can’t change that. on his toes, began dancing and lan this fight seriously. If we didn’t, we But, although Ali's punches lacked knock him out.” ding rapier-like left jabs to change would have lost.” Standings V / ' \ crispness and poWer and found their “ I t ’s time for us to get out now, ” Referee Arthur Mercante scored the tempo and assumed control of the By winning, Ali, who was mark less frequently, his trademark he said, turning to his trainer, Angelo the bout 8-6-1 and judges Harold fight. guaranteed $6 million for his efforts, Kansas City margin of being able to reach down and pull Dundee. “ Wouldn’t it be wise to get Lederman and Barney Smith each “ When I started dancing. I started raised his record to 53-2-0 with 37 something out when there seems to scored it 8-7. U P I had Norton winning out now, get out as champion? ... So winning, ” he said. knockouts and kept intact his streak National League be nothing left surfaced in the 15th many times 1 could feel age catching the fight, 8-7. It was enough to convince the of never having lost in 17 title KuhI round. His rally broke the deadlocks up with me — in my wind, in my en judges, the people who count, that he defenses. The 31-year-old Norton, w L Pet. GB on two judges’ score cards to win the Ali, obviously distraught and bran durance. I ’d be wise to quit.” had won. but many in the crowd, es who figures to pick up nearly $2 .614 down to 2V2 fight. Philadelphia 97 61 games dishing several bruises and a scraped Norton, a notoriously slow starter, timated at more than 42,(XX) and million when all receipts are in, Pittsburgh 89 69 .563 8 Norton wasn’t convinced he had nose, was certain he won, but didn’t borrowed a page from the Joe paying record gate receipts of more dropped to 37-4 with 30 knockouts win the division title for the sixth A'* New York 86 72 .544 11 NEW YORK (U P I)-T h ere Orioles 7-7, Brewers 5-3 year in a row. St. Louis 72 86 ,456 25 were the Brooklyn Dodgers of Wayne Garland won his 20th game, “ This is just as exciting as the Chicago 71 87 449 26 1951...and the Los Angeles despite giving up 15 hits, in the playoffs and the World Series,” said % . Montreal 54 104 .342 43 opener when Bobby Grich hit a two- Dodgers of 1962...and the A ’s Manager Chuck Tanner, who is in West run homer in the 11th off Eduardo Deceptive No time Philadelphia Phillies of 1964. his first year at the Oakland helm. w L Pet GB Rodriguez. In the nightcap the Will the 1976 Kansas City Royals "Our men are acting as if they want Cincinnati too 58 ,633 Orioles used home runs by Reggie be added to that list of teams who to get to the World Series. They know Los Angeles 90 68 .570 10 Jackson and Doug DeCinces to win as blew seemingly insurmountable we have to win all of them and they tix sales to relax Houston 78 81 .491 22'.i Rudy May tossed a five-hitter to win San Francisco 73 86 .459 27 Vz leads and lost what appeared to be are playing that way....’’ his 15th game. San Diego 70 88 .443 30 certain pennants? Sat Bando’s 26th homer of the ^Plays tonight Atlanta 69 89 .437 31 Kansas City, which led the Bangers 7, Twins 0 in hockey for Pats Tuesfl ay's R<■suitH American League West by 11 games American Toby Harrah drove in three runs Migh-aroring Tom Webster will New York 5-2, Montreal 4-4 on Aug. 7 and by seven games just a with a pair of homers and Gaylord be in the New England Whalers' Pittsburgh 5, Chicago 1 week ago, had its lead cut to only 2‘/z League Perry tossed a six-hitter for his 15th (UPI Photo) starling lineup tonight when the S P R IN G F IE LD , Mass. (U P I) - /T FOXBORO, Mass. (U P I) - The San Francisco 4, Atlanta 1 games by second-place Oakland win to spark the Rangers, victory hockey season officially opens at The Massachusetts attorney general New England Patriots, surprise season in the seventh inning was the St. Louis 5, Philadelphia 3 Tuesday nigbt when the Royals over the Twins. Bill Singer was the is investigating possible deceptive only run the A’s got off Pattin, but it Big guns in Yankee batting order the Hartford Civic Center. winners over Miami and Pittsburgh Cincinnati 5, San Diego 4 dropped their second straight game loser. sales tactics used by an American the past two weekends, have another was enough, as Torrez allowed just Providing the opposition in the Houston 1, Los Angeles 0 to the A ’s, 1-0, as Mike Torrez out- Thurman Munaon, Graig Nettles, Chris Chambliss Hockey League club in selling tickets two hits in notching his 16th win. An T igers 4-1, Indians 0-6 7:30 exhibition game wili be the tough opponent coming up. Today's Carnes pitched M arty Pattin. The Patriots play the Oakland infield single by Hal McRae in the se Rookie Mark Fidrych hurled his (Juehee Nordiques of the WHA, to National Hockey League exhibi Chicago (Burris 14-13) at “ It's a pathetic situation when you the team picked to win the division tion games. cond inning and a ground single to fourth shutout and won his 18th game Raiders Sunday in Foxboro. New Pittsburgh (Demery 10-6), N think of the lead we had," said left by Cookie Rojas in the fifth were in the opener, beating the Indians for which ineludes the Whalers. Atty. Gen. Francis Bellotti’s office England coach Chuck Fairbanks San Francisco (FUccelli 1-1) at Royals’ Manager Whitey Herzog. the only hits off Torrez. the fourth time this season. Willie Tickets are still available with said Tuesday it received complaints hopes support from the fans will help Atlanta (Easterly 1-(J), N “ We just can’t get the runs and Horton supported Fidrych with a proceeds to benefit the Hartford on the way the Springfield Indians ( give the Patriots a lift. In other AL games Tuesday night, Montreal (Rogers 6-17) at New Baltimore rehires there's nothing to say about that ... sold tickets for two NHL games. “ This game won't be easy, ” Fair Baltimore took a doubleheader from homer and a run-scoring double. Easter Seal Rehabilitation Center. York (Seaver 14-10), N We got another good-pitched game Involved were Tuesday’s Boston banks said. Milwaukee, 7-5, in 11 innings, and 7-3. Dennis Eckersley came back to earn Philadelphia (Christenson 13-8) at and wind up with nothing to show for Boston downed New York, 7-5, Texas the Indians a split with a 12-strikeout, Bruins game against the Chicago "We're hoping for a great St. Louis (Forsch 8-10), N it." Black Hawks and Sunday’s clash blanked Minnesota, 7-0, and Detroit six-hit performance in the nightcap. emotional response from the fans Cincinnati (Gullett 10-3) at San Meanwhile, the A's have won six of Weaver for year between the Washington Capitols and defeated Cleveland, 4-0, then lost, 6- Phil Mankowski hit his first major against Oakland,” Fairbanks said. Diego (Strom 11-16), N their last eight and seem confident Preseason New York Rangers. 1. California and Chicago were not league homer for Detroit in the se “ It means a lot to a club to get that Houston (Andujar 9-10) at Los they will overtake the Royals and scheduled. cond game. The tickets were originally sold in kind of response" Angeles (John 10-10), N slate wears a package, highlighted by the Boston- Fairbanks said he expects Oakland BALTIMORE (UPI) — Earl Weaver, who has been with the Chicago game featuring former quarterback Ken Stabler to be for American League Baltimore Orioles for 8Vz seasons, will be back rhanaging the Bruin superstar Bobby Orr in a Black midable. club next year under a new one-year contract that was “more Hawk uniform. "H e’s an accurate passer much of East out Bruins League Leaders than I expected.’’ But when sales were slow, Indians the time and not many people can get w L Pet. GB management allegedly began selling to him, can get a chance to put much New York 94 62 .603 Figueroa’s goal Weaver signed the contract with fears during the meeting. SPR IN G FIE LD , Mass, (U P I) - the Orioles Tuesday after meeting tickets for the two games separately. pressure on him ,” Fairbanks said Baltimore 88 70 .557 7 "I told Earl I'm not that kind of Boston Bruins coach Don Cherry with General Manager Hank Peters. Many patrons who had bought the "Oakland is just too tough up front. Cleveland 80 75 .516 13'.'2 Batting person,” he said. “ If a guy does the would prefer his team had a lighter Neither would say what the terms package asked for refunds on the We’ll have a major chore trying to Boston 80 78 .506 15 job then he’s my m an.” exhibition schedule. spoiled by RSox National League of the contract were, but Weaver Washington-New York game. rush on him .” Detroit 70 86 .449 24 Peters said the pact included AB H Pet. The Bruins and the Chicago Black Indians management refused, The coach said the Patriots are en Milwaukee 65 92 414 29'/2 said, “ I ’m calling it very good” and "some options and provisions for the (UPI Photo) Griffey, Cin 554 188 .339 Hawks — minus Bobby Orr — played claiming the package afforded couraged by their 2-1 record. It’s West added it was more than he had future.” Madlock, Chi 503 169 .336 to a 2-2 tie in a National Hockey “ better seat selection” in the 7,500- Ken Norton drives Muhammad Ali hack with hard right given the players “more mental in w L Pet. GB BOSTON (UPI) — The Boston Red Sox were unable to spoil the planned on. Since Weaver came to the Orioles Maddox, Phil 531 175 .330 League exhibition game Tuesday seat Springfield Civic Center. centive,” he said, and, “ We have a Kansas City 89 69 ,563 New York Yankees’ first pennant in a dozen years, so they did “The man made me a great offer. on July 11, 1968, he has led the club to Rose, Cin 649 211 .325 night. A spokeman for the attorney Champ held on to gain disputed 15-round derision feeling of closeness.” Oakland 86 71 548 2Vz the next best thing. It was more than I expected,” he five divison titles, three American Morgan, Cin 467 151 .323 Chicago had almost twice as many general’s office said that was “ a Minnesota 81 77 .512 8 Figueroa’s 20th win still was within said. league pennants and one world cham The Red Sox ruined Ed Figueroa’s Oliver, Pit 443 143 .323 shots on goal, 41-21, but veteran pretty weak argument. 1 think its un Texas 73 85 .462 16 grasp in the eighth inning when the Weaver’s signing ended weeks of pionship. bid for a 20th win Tuesday night by Johnstone, Phil 432 139 .322 goalie Gerry Cheevers kept Boston in fair ethically, but we’re not sure if its California 72 85 .459 16'/z Yankees trailed, 6-5. But Jim Rice, speculation that he would be moving Peters also said all four Orioles’ battering tbe right-hander and the Montanez, Atl 635 203 .320 ■the game. illegal.” Breach of contract Chicago 64 92 .410 24 Yankees, 7-5. hitting in his 14th straight game, elsewhere at the end of this season, coaches — George Hamburger, Billy 19th hole Garvey, LA 619 198 .320 “We didn’t play well tonight,” TTie spokesman said there was T u i’Mduv'M K( rammed his 25th homer to right field the second straight the Orioles have Hunter, Jim Frey and Cal Ripken — ■suitH New York manager Billy Martin Watson, Hou Cherry said, '"rhe only bright spot for an insurance run. In the second 578 181 .313 been eliminated from championship nothing in the law which specified the Baltimore 7-7, Milwaukee 5-3 kept Figueroa, 19-10, in the the would be asked to return next season. was the goaltending.” NEW YORK (UPI) - A breach of inning rookie Butch Hobson also had .■Vineriean L<‘ague contention. ticket sales were illegal, but said the Detroit 4-1, Cleveland 0-6 meaningless game until the end, “One of the things I wanted was Cherry complained about the contract suit filed here by David HKiDE OUTl£T hammered a Figueroa pitch to right AB H Pet. "I just wanted to be sure that Hank state Consumer Protection Act could Boston 7, New York 5 hoping his American League East that nothing would happen to the preseason schedule which has Boston Vaughn against the Virginia Squires Women's Golf with a man aboard for his seventh McRae, KC 515 172 .334 wanted me back, ” Weaver said. “ A be applied if advertising and ticket PAINT, WALLPAPER Texas 7, Minnesota 0 champions would pull another late- coaching staff if I returned,” Weaver playing six exhibition games this basketball team and the American 36 Hole Medal Play - A home run. Brett, KC 634 209 .330 lot of times when a new general sales proved deceptive. FLOORCOVERING, PANELING, UGHTING, ETC. Oakland 1, Kansas City 0 inning comeback. But relief pitcher said. “ I felt if I came back, I would week. He said his players were tired Basketball Association was - Edna Hilinski, B Janet "1 just hope we’re hitting next Carew, Min 589 192 .326 manager comes in he wants his own Although the NHL exhibition (Only games scheduled) Tom Murphy held the Yankees to two like to bring them back.” from the traveling. transferred Tuesday to the Eastern Shaw, C - Elsie Crockett. April like we’re hitting now,” said Bostock, Min 468 152 .325 man. I just wanted to know in my Since replacing Hank Bauer as the games w ill be played in the Civic To(liiy'» Cumcs hits over the last four innings to gain “You just can’t do it,” Cherry said. District of Virginia. Net - Tina Mikolowsky, Boston manager Don Zimmer, whose LeFlore, Det 544 172 .316 own mind that he wanted me arofmd. Center, the Indians — a farm club for WANTS YOU TO KNOW Texas (Boggs 1-6) at Minnesota his eighth save and push the Red Sox Orioles’ field boss. Weaver's teams “ You lose enthusiasm. You also lose Agnes Romayko, Doris Red Sox have won 12 of their last 14 Lynn, Bos 507 159 .314 He convinced me of that right awiijK have an 810-547 record for a percen- the NHL Philadelphia and The Squires and the ABA are now (Redfern 7-8) two games over .500 with four games conditioning. People think you get it Carpenter, Doreen games. “ I think psychologically it Rivers, NY 590 184 .312 “I did not want to leave B a ltim o r^ 4(age of .597 — the third highest in Washington clubs — will play in West defunct. Vaughn, who signed a six- Milwaukee (Augustine 8-12) at remaining in the season. in a game but you don’t.” Manchester. Carty, Cle 539 165 .306 No one wants to leave a place where Springfield at the Eastern State’s Baltimore (McGregor 0-0), N Figueroa, trying to become the was important that we won this game major league history among year, $1.2 million contract with the Munson, NY 611 184 .301 Pqter McNab of Boston scored the Coliseum which seats about 5,500. EVERYTHING from Figueroa. We haven’t hit the you are part of the community.” managers with five or more years Squires in August, 1974, was dropped New York (Hunter 16-15) at Boston first Puerto Rican ever to win 20 only goal of the first period. Darcy guy much in the past and it is impor Staub, Det 570 171 .300 Peters said he allayed Weaver’s service. The exhibition games represent the from .the club in February, 1976, six Selected 18 - A - Jan (Tiant 21-in, N games, had a 4-3 lead after Thurman Rota tied the game in the second you always wanted to know about proper tant to that we hit him now, from the Hom e Runs debut of the Indians’ new manage months after his arrest in Virginia on Leonard, B - Mary Presti, Detroit (Bare 7-8) at Cleveland Munson had hit his I7th homer to period. Boston’s Earl Anderson and standpoint of facing him next year.” National League: Kingman, NY ment. The Indians were sold earlier a charge of indecent behavior. He is C - Elsie Crockett. Net - (Eckersley 12-12), N highlight a three-run third inning. Chicago’s Grant Mulvey scored in care and repair of your furniture. Zimm er also praised rookie pitcher and Schmidt, Phil 37; Monday, Chi this year to a Springfield group seeking damages for breach of con Karen Parciak, Mary Chicago (Johnson 9-16) at Califor But Denny Doyle’s two-run triple and the last period. Rick Krueger, who gave up nine hits 30; Foster, Cin 29; Morgan, Cin 27. headed by attorney George Leary, tract and injury to his reputation. Gangewere, Elly Smith. Manchester Store • Thursday, Sept. 30th nia (Ross 8-16), N Rick Miller's RBI single in the fourth Lynn finished for season Cheevers went all the way for and all five New York runs. The left American League: Nettles, NY 30; who had acted as counsel to former Edna Wadas. Kansas City (Fitzmorris 15-11 or put Boston ahead to stay. Boston. Tony Esposito and Mike hander, now 2-1, was lifted after Bando, Oak 27; Jackson, Balt 26; L. owner Eddie Shore. Gura 3-0) at Oakland (Mitchell 9-6) Boston, now 3-7 lifetime against BOSTON (UPI) — A year ago Fred during batting practice last week in Dumas split goaltending duties for N giving up a leadoff double in the sixth May, Balt, Rice, Bos and Hendrick, SEE THE NEW Figueroa, rapped 15 hits off the Lynn was finishing off a fantastic D etroit,” said the 24-year-old Lynn, Chicago. with Boston ahead 6-4. Clev 25. This printing test pattern is native of Ciales who now lives in season that won him the unmatched who has been to bat one time since “ I thought he deserved better than Kuna Baited In part of The Herald quality FORMBY ANTIQUE WORKSHOP FILM Bayamon They also picked up three double honor of Rookie of the Year then. he got because some of the balls National League: Foster, Cin 121; control program in order to Moss promoted walks. and Most Valuable Player in the Asked if he would play in any of the Bowling weren’t hit hard. But he wore new Morgan, Cin 111; Schmidt, Phil 103; give you one of the finest Learn the easy to use methods of a renowned expert, "1 was all over the place tonight American League. team’s final four games, Lynn said, D ETRO IT (U P I) — Les Moss has shoes to start the game and by the Watson, Hou 100; Luzinski, Phil 95. newspapers in the nation. been advanced to manager of the and my pitches were high," said the Now Lynn’s second season is over " I doubt it.” Mr. Homer Formby, 3rd generation Master Antique Restorer fifth inning he had opened a cut on his American League: L, May, Balt RESTAURANT- Pete 27-year old sinker-bailer whose 19 even before his Boston Red Sox In 132 games this season Lynn hit PINNETTES- Sue 407, John Bremser 164-406,' Evansville Triplets of the American foot from the shoes. 1 wouldn’t have 109; Munson, N Y 105; Yastrzemski, A N TIQ U ES- Flo Niles JWe invite you to bring in a smali, easy tojjbrry, piece of furniture or victories tie him with Juan Pizarro teammates have finished their R eicherl 192-484, Dolly Wojtyna 182-153-467, Carl Tony Marinelli Jr. 151-405,1 Association by their parent major let him even start the sixth if it Bos 99; Chambliss, NY 96; .314 with 65 runs batted in and 10 131, Joanne Cochran 136- drawer, and recieve on the spot advice on how to beautifully restore it! for most wins in a season by a Puerto Dawood 180-472, Sharyn Bujaucius 163-431, B ill Jim Evans 392, Tonyl league team, the Detroit Tigers. The schedule. home runs. Last season he batted .331 343, Phyllis Huestis 127- weren't that a left-handed batter Mayberry, KC 95. McKinney 173-423, Frank Vendetti 392, Dave Carlson' two teams renewed their working Rican pitcher. “ I don't give a darn X rays taken Tuesday of the with 105 runs batted in and 21 homers Young 84-478. were coming to the plate. Regardless 345, Arlene St. Pierre 132. McNamara 161-418, Alex (VIr. Formby's NEW hour-long about winning 20. I did before tonight centerfielder’s left hand showed while playing in 145 games. 380, Steve Putnam 380, Jim agreement three more years of what the hitter did, I was gong to but 1 don't now. " Pitching ST. JAMES- Lucille Urbanetti 147-141-413, Skip Moore 163-380, Steve. training film reveals the secrets Moss, 51, 13-year catching veteran strained ligaments. “ It happened SILK CITY- Bob Oppell bring in Murphy to pitch after that.” Coll 143-410, Bill Sheekey Williams 378, Pat Irish 140-1 The former Vietnam-seasoned Most Vieloriea Krinjak 135, Bette Vittner in the majors, succeeds Fred Hat The Yankees, 10-7 against Boston 207-551, Mike Hurley 206- of the experts. This second edi Marine will have one more chance 137, Marge Agostinelli 141, 148-410, Rollie Irish 142-148- 363. field, recently promoted to replace this year, were to wind up their National League: Jones, SD 22-14; 552, Ray Chittick 212, Bob for his 20th win Sunday when the Irene Sirois 148-364. tion of FORMBY'S ANTIQUE Joe Schultz as a roach with the Sutton, LA and Koosman, N Y 21-9; Bassett 209-580, Bud Yankees host Cleveland in the season series tonight with Catfish I Carlton, Phil 19-7; Richard, Hou 19- Havlicek^ Silas still out WORKSHOP offers more in Tigers next season. Hunter. 16-15, facing Luis Tiant, 21- Bartlett 201, Ray regular season finale. M IX E R S - Jerry Coro 11. 15. Zabilansky 222-552, Glen depth, detailed instruction in the BUZZARDS BAY, Mask. (U P I) - 208-570, A1 Rowett Jr. 217- American League: Palmer, Balt workouts have been under way since Mason 204, Ed Kodes 551, IMPORTANT NOTICE!!! Nothing has been settled between the 234-600, Lou Damato 202- art of furniture refinishing. Learn 22-13; Tiant, Bos 21-11; Garland, Balt last Thursday. Bob Bowers 554, A1 Rowett Boston Celtics and their two absent 524, Jerry Possum 546, 20-7; Figueroa, NY 19-10; Fidrych, Levin said he told Fleisher in an Jr. 580, Bob Thompson 554. SIS Main St. how to remove cigarette burns, PONTIAC & TOYOTA stars, but at least both sides are Carl Zinsser 520, John Det 18-9; Tanana, Cal 18-10; Blue, “ amicable” telephone conversation Manchaaltf remove water rings and layers of Oak 18-12. talking. that the two players’ contract “will Higley 523, Roger Sirois S../» The Celtics said Tuesday owner Irv not be considered a package. The CHURCH Elly New 501, ^ b Bower 518, Cathy wax, hand rub a finish, repair SERVICE Levin had discussed the contract 649-0300 McRae top DH problems we may have with one are comb 206-545, Ernie B ohjalian 194-490, G ail PAUL’S PAINT aacks and holes, repair veneer, squabble involving John Havlicek Rowett 189-505, Barbara NEW YORK (UPI) - Kansas not the problems of the other.” Pasevgliner 502, Charles 176 HONDA CIVIC and Paul Silas with the players’ Higley 183-493, Mary White repair picture frames, clamp and City’s Hal McRae leads the Havlicek, 36, and Silas, 33, are on Kaseluskas 500, Bob 8:00 AM - 8:00 PM lawyer, Larry Fleisher. 461. glue woods, clean silver and SEDAN American League designated hitters the option year of their contracts. McBride 201-549, Tom WALL COVERING The players, who also are the top MONDAY - SATURDAY with a .331 batting average through All 17 players in camp, including Schawarlz 202, Cassello brass, and many other tips to two officers of the NBA Players CATERERS- Mae September 27, the American League slightly hampered Steve Kuberski m . Association, have not reported to help you restore and preserve Enjoy the convenience of announced Tuesday. and Jim Ard, went through two more Jenack 137-341, Jean Massachusetts Maritim e Academy McRae is leading his nearest rival drills Tuesday. Kuberski had a groin Mathiason 132-340, Joanne SALE CONCEPTI! your beautiful furniture. Because local service — anytime you training camp where preseason TEE-TOTALERS - Fredericksen 128-341, in the category, Rico Carty of the pull and Ard had suffered from sore (1st) INSTEAD OF HAVING A FEW LEADER SALE of the scarcity of fine woods went HI Sharon Richard 185-461, Maureen Chapman 125, Cleveland Indians, by 18 points. knees. Barbara Seifert 457, Bar Carol Lewie 137-358, BOOKS EVERY WALLCOVERING IS REDUCED many of today's pieces are irre Game moved due to playoffs bara Fink 466, Donna Arlene Tollman 167-391, IN PRICEI THIS GIVE YOU UNLIMITED placeable. Bring a pencil and Magowan 184-452, Marge Sandy Bunce 144-342. SELECTIONI LYNCH MOTORS ST. LOUIS (UPI) - The game scheduled for St. paper to take notes. Naturally, Priced OVER so YEARS OF DEPENDABLE SERVICEI DeLisle 180, Nancy Plaster scheduled football game Louis Nov. 7 would be ( ^ d ) You are not forced to select a wallcovering hastily. 177, Nancy Washburn 176. 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Bill Moorhouse 135-361, our trained decorating staff is able to give each and Sept. 30tn 9PM UtM 4 • Clean Heating Oils to Busch Stadium in St. Granato 464, Betty Brann (UPI) — The Buffalo Bills Don McAllister 145-389, every customer PERSONAL A T TE N TIO N . U u i « i^ i Louis because of the 455. (Next to Caldor) Tuesday acquired wide John Fox 146-168-434, Ed 649-4595 baseball playoffs involving receiver Emmett Edwards Call U t For Your Home Heating Ralph 140-374, Dick W ei^ the alternatives and I know you will agree this is quite a concept. the Phillies, the Cardinals frem the Houston Oilers in K I.O RAI,- Connie Benda Read Herald Ads And Air Conditioning Naada...______Krinjak 369, Mel Burbank announced Tuesday. a trade for an undisclosed 176-455, Arlene LaPointe 180, Connie Carpe 184, 350, Stan Jarvis 358, Harry Distributor for INSiOE OUTLET The Cardinals said the future draft choice. poinli Laura Lutz 176, Loyce Buckminster 356, Hank t O T i r a i n e PAINT, WALLPAPER Gineo 462. Frey, 358, George Barber FUXlRCOVaUNC. PANELING. UGHTING. ETC 361. PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed.. Sept. 29, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, M yichester.^onn., Wed . Sept. 29, 1976 — PAGE NINETEEN Ilvi Cannon attacks UIaurI|pfitf r Hpralft Child bearing treated as sick leave Horse owners Vernon she is asked to notify the superinten available without pay for a abuse of committees dent of schools, if possible, four A policy concerning maternity reasonable period of time as deter months before the expected date the Bolton leave for Vernon teachers was ap mined by her doctor. good intentions.” sick leave is to start. DONNA HOLLAND Area news proved by the Board of Education The policy also states the teacher face new rules She said what traiupired at the If, for some reason due to her will be assigned to her former or an Ilvi Cannon, chairman of the Andover El'mgton Hebron South Windsor Monday night. It will not be included meeting Monday serves as another pregnancy, it is believed the teacher equivalent position upon her return sufficient off-street parking for Democratic Town Committee, today Coventry East Hartford Tolland Vernon in teacher contracts. example of that truism. is unable to perform her duties, she after maternity leave. “ Pregnancy South Windsor customers. criticized the selectmen for appoin Daniel R. Woolwich, chairman of She said the first selectman's will have to provide a doctor’s cer or childbirth shall not be the basis for The Planning and Zoning Commis Manure will be subject to inspec ting study committees then in- the board’s Personnel Policies Com meddling along the way culminated tificate indicating she is physically termination of employment or com sion (PZC) has set new zoning rules tion by the town health officer for terferring with or scrapping their Monday night in the resignation of mittee presented the wording to the board. fit to continue. pulsory resignation.” regarding horses and ponies within both commerical stables and private work. Jim Rogers, a hard working and con Leave will begin, when, in the opi town limits. Democrats write to board It states that a teacher who Superintendent Dr. Raymond owners. Mrs. Cannon said a new feature has scientious member of the com nion of her doctor, she Is no longer The rules, which have been in the becomes sick or disable due to Ramsdell was asked at what point in Housing for the animal must be In been added by "the group that runs mittee. physically able to work and the leave works for about a year, apply to per the Town Hall." pregnancy or childbirth will, upon their pregnancy teachers usually the rear of the dwelling. It must be a “Not only was Jim’s attendance to Bolton will expire also when the doctor’s take sick leave. He said the majority sons who wish to begin to keep horses minimum of 125 feet from any street She said usually they appoint a the committee faithful and construc her request, be put on sick leave. The Democratic Town Committee selectmen what action they plan to certificate is presented saying she is of them work through about 7Vk or ponies, rather than to those who line, 40 feet from any side or rear committee and then render their tive but he also took time off from take and whether they plan to tell Except in the ease of medical dif at its last meeting voted to send a physically able to return to work. months but no time limit is set. already have animals on their property line, and at least 100 feet work worthless by not using their ad work to visit possible disposal area voters the implications of the act ficulties, sick leave is not normally properties. letter to the Board of Selectmen expected to continue for more than Accumulated sick leave pay will be He said the teacher may work as from any house located on adjoining vice. She cited the ambulance study sites and existing facilities. locally. available for use during the period of A person wishing to keep a horse asking its position on the recently six weeks after delivery, the policy long as she wants to as long as she property. The same regulations apply committee and police study com "He was earnestly trying to help disability but disability leave beyond must apply to the PZC. mittee. ' enacted city and town development Charter endorsed states. performs her duties properly. to outside feed troughs. the town resolve its waste disppsal any accumulated sick leave will be The applicant must own at least At least one acre of property must One can add to "the graveyard” act. The committee voted unanimously If a teacher does become pregnant problem but repeatedly found these two contiguous acres of suitable, be fenced in for every horse. the "wasted labors" of the first They said provisions of the act to endorse the proposed charter for efforts frustrated." drained land for one horse, and must A riding ring may be substituted if charter commission, she said. require a vote by the town if it is to the town. She said, “Why ask peopie, who have one additional acre for each ad there is stabling for each horse. A new twist was introduced to the be used locally. Approval for it will be sought at the have personal and professional ditional horse kept. Trailers may not be used for practice as the Solid Waste Disposal The committee is asking the November election. demands placed on their vaiuable The maximum is four horses. stabling. Study Committee is working on a Students plan to honor dead time, to serve on these committees The new rules also allow boarding All public activity is barred at solution to a critical problem, she whose work comes to naught, or government operation and function. and training stables, breeding stock said. Vernon haven’t had too much luck. Students commercial stables before 7 a m. whose work is subverted in the Colvin said, “We hope to foster an farms and private riding stables on Seniors open season If anybody knows of anyone from also plan to take part in a wreath Author to speak and after 8 p.m. unless permission is Mrs. Cannon said the first select process?” understanding of our nation, its property zoned for commercial use. man, Dreselly, has been meddling in Besides their regular meeting, the the Vernon area who is buried in laying ceremony at the Grave of the granted by the PZC. She said it is not fair to the people Bolton Unknown Soldier. government and its history through However, to open such a facility, The amendments to the zoning or the deliberations and study by the who volunteer to serve on such com seniors meet each Wednesday at 1:30 Arlington Cemetery in Virginia, the use of classroom seminars, guest Mrs. Sidney Callahan, author and application must be made to the committee members appoint^ by A potluck luncheon to open the p.m. at the Town Hall for card Larry (Colvin, a teacher at Sykes Colvin said the trip used to be for dinances require commercial stables mittees. speakers, the Historical Society, A-V former syndicated columnist, will PZC. to be landscaped to harmonize with him in the first place. senior citizens 1976-77 year was playing and socializing. School would like to know about it. three days. But the time spent in She said the practice of appointing materials and field trips.” lecture on "The Once and Future The applicant must own 10 or more the character of the neighborhood. She said they were appointed attended by 30 seniors. Every Friday the seniors may go to The Government Club of the school traveling didn’t allow the students to committees and scrapping their do some of the things they want to It is expected that 30 to 40 of the 62 Family,” at Sacred Heart Parish contiguous acres of land and provide because they were adjudged compe work must end. t|| ^ i Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Butterfield Bolton Elementary School at 11:30 was given permission by the Board of while in Washington. club members will take the trip. To Center, Rt. 30, Vernon, Oct. 17 at 8 tent to come up with a solution. “The integrity of the work of a were honored with a cake to a m. for hot lunch. Education Monday night to take a celebrate their 60 years of marriage. He said they have never had time qualify , club members must attend p.m. She will give perspectives on "Can he not trust the committee to committee must be respected. Trust Officers of the senior citizens are four-day trip to Washington, D.C. all of the after school study sessions American parenting, day care, and do its work by itself?” The seniors regular meeting is the to visit the FBI Building which they in the competence of committee Mrs. Ernest Andrews, president; and area. While there, the club or have a written excuse from a the psychology of the family. The lec Rham students "He may think that his in fourth Wednesday of each month at members can decorate the graves of plan to do on the next trip scheduied members to come up with the best Mrs. Edward Mack, vice-president; parent as to why they did not. They ture will be sponsored by the Catholic terference as a source of informa 1:30 p.m. at the Town Hall. Ruth area people buried in Arlington. for May 17-21. possible solution to a problem must Mrs. Hugo Broda, secfetary; Mrs. must also maintain a citizenship Parishes of the Vernon Deanery tion, misinformation and premature Kerns, visiting nurse, is at each Ernest Aspinwall, treasurer. Colvin said they have done a lot of The purpose of the Government be upheld and their suggestions Club is to better inform interested grade of no lower than "G” for the Tickets may be purchased at the door in college courses information wili impress some peo should realize implementation.” regular meeting to take blood For further information, call any research to try and get names but ple that he is keeping on top of pressures and give consultations. students of locai, state and federal school year. or at any of the churches involved She ended, "We are urging Jim to of the officers. The tour will be self-financed by things and his intentions may actual They include, besides Sacred Heart: Hebron Students will receive high school reconsider his resignation because the students aided by fund-raising ly be good. But, as is often the ease, St. Maurice, Bolton; St. Bernard and Rham High School is offering a credit for each course in addition to his knowledge and dedication are too projects. The cost of $130 per person the road to disaster is paved with Juniors to conduct St. Joseph, Rockville; St. Luke cooperative plan with the University UConn credit. valuable to lose.” will include bus , hotel, breakfasts Streets job discussed Ellington; St. Matthew, Tolland; All of Connecticut to eligible students to The college credits will be and dinners. Nobody who qualifies Saints, Somers; and St. Edward, earn college credits. transferrable to any university or Junior Miss contest will be turned down. Stafford Springs. Courses are available in English, college that would normally accept Coventry Colvin said the students do all of Frank Connolly, town manager, for math, biology, French, Spanish and UConn credits. \ Bucks tie; Rams win The Town Council voted to approve Vernon $700 in college scholarships and other the work in advance for the school the position. Latin. Faculty members at Rham Enrollment is open to students - the superintendent of streets job For the third consecutive year, the prizes will be awarded to local, state, days they will miss. Mason, Mike McKay and Tom who have been accepted as associate maintaining an above average Hebron description at a special council Teacher contract Education Committee of the Vernon and national winners. Muicahey. scholastic level with approval from Saturday, the Hebron Bucks meeting Monday night. The council discussed the teachers Junior Women’s Club will sponsor The girl chosen to be Vernon’s faculty niembers at the university Next Sunday, the Bucks and Rams will serve as instructors. UConn. About 40 students are in the midget footbail team battled the Duties will include supervising the contact with the Board of Education. the local Junior Miss competition. Junior Miss will represent her town wiil meet Tolland at Gilead Hill program now. Somers Spartans to a 6-6 tie. work of town highway personnel and The council will take action on the The committee emphasizes the in the state competition scheduled School Field on Rt, 85 in Hebron. The Bucks are boasting a spec the preparation of bid details for new contract at the next regularly program is not a beauty contest but for next January in Farmington. The tacular 80-yard run by Scott McKay equipment. scheduled meeting. rather a competition of scholastic over-all winner of the state competi Cops and Girl Scouts Film needs residents of Marlborough to set up Doug Post, St. Columba's school The superintendent will report The counffll also discussed the achievement, mental alertness, tion will go on to national compete- also of Marlborough, for Hebron’s expiring Title 1 CETA positions that tion next May in Mobile, Ala. Hebron with colonial costumes or those who HEBRON — Registration for directly to the town manager. poise, and physical well being. touchdown. were created Jan. 1. Any eligible girl wishing further in The remaining portion of the can make one in time for the filming. religious instruction for Hebron Applications are being reviewed by Any high school senior girl who is a to hold bike program Sunday, brought a sweeping vic formation should contact Mrs. Janice Hebron Bicentennial Television Rehearsals are tonight at 7:30 at chiidren wiii be after a Mass Satur resident of Vernon and who is aged tory for the Hebron Rams over the Clark, 273 Merline Dr., or call 871- Documentary will be taped Saturday. the Sibun residence on East St. and day at St. Columba’s Church in 16-18 is eligible to enter. More than East Windsor Chargers. Contributing 0156. The Vernon Police Department charge. Oct. 9. Thursday also at 7:30 p.m. at Phelps Coiumbia at 9 a m. in the church hall. to the 46-0 win were Chuck Medlin, with Junior Girl Scout Troop 708 After the bicycles are found to Bicentennial Commission Chair Hall on Rt. 85. Keith Boccaccio and David Knox of League seeks voters will conduct a bicycle safety be safe, the owner will receive a man John Sibun said the scenes will Sibun urged residents to attend Andover and Greg Moore of Hebron. Belting a song for RGH Teachers study sexism program Oct. 16 from 9 a m. to sticker and the bicycle will be be taped at some of the town’s oldest both rehearsals. He said costumes Medlin scored three touchdowns Historical meeting Mary Brennan, public relations noon at the Skinner Road School. registered at the police station. historical sites for background. wouid not be necessary for the and three times ran for extra points. TOLLAND — The Historical Socie Sandy Tuppeny, a member of the Rockville General Hospital East Hartford chairman, said several league Ms. Kasprak said many of the text Officer William Yetz will have Police said the registration of The commission needs residents rehearsals. Vernon the bikes will cut down the number Boccaccio scored on a reverse ear ty wiil meet Monday at the Savings Auxiliary, belts out a Sophie Tucker number, ‘‘Some of These The League of Women Voters will members would be deputized as books have been changed from what charge . Bicycle owners are asked About 21 Vernon teachers to bring their bikes and have them of thefts and will also insure their ly in the game with Mike Terrier of Bank of Toiland on Old Stage Route Days,” during a sign-up session for the auxiliary’s Follies ‘76 conduct a special voter-making ses assistant registrars of voters for the they were years, ago. Many still Hebron getting the extra points. sion Thursday at Charter Oak Mall. representing each school in town will sterotype what they think females go through a safety check free-of- safety. at 8 p.m. Speaker is Dr. Edmund Tuesday night. The show will go on Oct. 15 and 16 at the Middle day. The assistant registrars for both Club to hold Harvest Dance The Rams also scored on a safety. Suilivan. Topic is the Dewitt Collec The state league’s votemobile, on political parties will be on duty to be the first in the state to take part in should be. She said all professions of Credit for the tackle goes to Tim tion of political memorabilia. School in Vernon with Phil Frable of Joseph Cargill Production loan to the local league, will be open answer questions and swear in an inservice workshop on sexism in high prestige are dominated by South Windsor from 8 to 9 p.m. Dancing will be from Co. of New York, directing. (Herald photo by Richmond) to the public from 1 to 8 p.m. The voters. schools. males. 9 p.m. to 1 a m. Although the plan has not received The South Windsor Lithuanian votemobile, formerly a state library Eva Curtin, chairman of voter Dr. Robert Linstone, assistant Social Club will hold a Red, White For tickets, cali Mrs. Albina bookmobile, has been outfitted es firm approval of the Board ofiEduca- superintendent, said the board is well Riester, 644-1795; Mrs. Wiiliam education, announced the following tion, (Charles Brisson, business Sex questions asked and Blue Harvest Dance Oct. 16 at pecially for the league to interest league members will act as deputy aware of this and is making attempts Karvelis, 644-0465; Edward Deskus, Hospital notes manager and Claire Albom, director the Knights of Coiumbus hall in citizens to register. registrars: to make the staff aware and see what 644-1403; or Mrs. Richard Hasset, \ of physical education for girls, were Manchester. The music of Terry Visitors will be able to vote on a Martha Bellinghiri, Mary Brennan, can be done about it. Vernon those who live with, work with, and Martin will be featured with a buffet 644-8251. Students do eat at RHS voting machine. Several sample asked to firm up the plans for ap Ms. Kasprak said by the time the "All you Wanted To Know About love children of elementary school Admitted Tuesday: Lewis King, High Ann Cote, Eva Curtin, Mary Dqwden, proval. St.. Rockville: Thomas Martin, questions are on the ballot. A short Lillian Goodberg, Mary Goodwin, children are in kindergarten they Sex That You’re Afraid Your age. told they can change their schedules Anna Kasprak of the Capitol Vernon Fagan said the staff would like all Kingsbury Ave., Tolland; William slide presentation will also be Marion Grant, Alice Lind, Ann have already formed sterotypes. She Children Might Ask,” will be the It will offer insight into the process so they can have a lunch period and Region Education Council (CREC) BARBARA RICHMOND of the students in physical education Tribow, Coventry; Melissa White available to educate citizens Morra, Barbara Preli, Doris said girls aged six express interest in theme for Neighbors’ Night of the of sexuality which begins before Reed seeks variance many schedules have been changed and will do everything to reschedule Berger Rd , Rockville; Michelle White! "Why To Vote.” told the board Monday, the purpose is two careers, nursing or housewife. Vernon Junior Women’s Club on Oct. birth and never ends till death. Herald Corrrnpondent Berger Rd., Rockville. Suessman, and Carol Widell. to sensitize teachers to sex-role Hebron ty having insufficient frontage for for this purpose. them so they can. Boys the same age have a list of 18 12. Some of the questions children ask Students are eating at Rockville building lots. Only parents care Shorten said at the beginning of the Discharged Tuesday: Allen Chandler, sterotyping and to develop non careers. The meeting will be at 7:45 p.m. at and some of the answers adults The Zoning Board of Appeals will High School despite some problems Maple St., Vernon; Wyatt Cheney, Dailey sexism. meet and conduct a public hearing The property is owned by Reed and He said there were about 75 school year, a dictum went out from After the workshop the teachers the Vernon Center Middle School, Rt. might give, will be explored at the Anne Ostranger and is on the west with scheduling. Between the third Circle, Rockville; Gertrude Duffy, Broad The three-day workshop will be at Thursday, Oct. 7 at 8 p.m. in the students who said they didn’t have Fagan saying everyone should be should also be able to: Identify 30. E velyn S. H ight, hum an meeting. There will be time for side of East St. north of the intersec and the seventh period, last Brook; Anthony Gentiluomo, Rt. 83, Ver St. Rose parents meet the CREC Teacher Service Center in Town Office Building on Rt. 85. time to eat every day. He said the scheduled for physical education un non; Frederick Gleim, Jobs Hill Rd., primary agents of sex-role socializa developmentalist, will be the guest specific questions. tion of dagger Lane in the Sachem Thursday, 1,744 students went less physically unable. Windsor. She hopes the teachers will tion; detect sex-role sterotypic Club members are asked to bring a They will consider the application through the line in the cafeteria, students said they don’t mind. But Ellington; Olga Holmik, Union St ! speaker. Hills Subdivision. Board member Devra Baum said Officers for 1976-77 are: Margaret go back to their schools and present teacher attitudes; develop alter The program will be geared to help friend. The public is also invited. by Ernest Reed of 73 West St., Bolton Martin Fagan, principal of the some of the parents object. Rockville; Barbara Hubbard, South East Hartford At the hearing, interested persons the high school was put on a seven- Hadley, Mass ; Claire King, Windsorville what they learned. natives to these attitudes; identify for a variance to allow use of proper school, made the survey to see how Fagan said he hopes if any other Archambault, president; Sharon may appear and be heard. periods a day schedule on a trial Rd., South Windsor; Willard Orcutt, St. Rose Home and School Associa Landry, vice president; Bernadette Ms. Kasprak said, at the comple types of sex-role sterotyping in many students are taking lunch students have a scheduling problem tion will meet for the first time this basis for this year She said she feels Howard Dr., Vernon; Rhea Palczynski, Corey, secretary; and Barbara tion of the workshop series, teachers school books; and among other periods after some complaints were for lunch they will have their parents this is the inherent problem and the Goose Lane, Tolland; John Quinn school year tonight in the school Magnotta, treasurer. should be able to identify the things to remedy sexism. received that schedules did not per call him so something can be done auditorium. about it. board should be more aware of it at Corinne Dr,, Tolland; Patrick Tracey! Events planned by the parent- negative effects of sex-role Workshop teachers will be mit some students to eat for three of the end of the year. Corrine Dr., Tolland. All parents are invited to a potluck stereotyping in terms of loss of replaced by substitute teachers Firehouse show ready the five school days. Fagan said some of the students Birth Tuesday: A daughter to Mr. and teacher group are a book fair, (Christ Fagan said the seven periods has supper preceding the business academic potential, self-esteem, and during their absence. Brisson said schedule themselves to the hilt and Mrs. Gary Been, Vernon Center Hghts., mas fair. New Year’s Eve dance, and your Largest restaurant made scheduling more complex. meeting and annual “Back to School vocational potential. this will cost about $1,400 which is not South Windsor size, condition of the existing building, and that’s why they don’t have time for Vernon. Night." the annual mother-daughter, father- Fagan said-the school houses about lunch. He said the administrators son events. Board member Betsy Steele said the budgeted. It was suggested what The Fire Department has prepared a features of the proposed building. homes of the students should be 2.000 students and has the largest recommend 4V4 credits with room for each workshop teacher pay $35 to presentation on the proposed new fire The presentation takes 40 minutes and can reached where a lot of the restaurant in town. The faculty physical education and an elective. help offset the cost. No action was headquarters buiiding which wiil go to be foliowed with a question and answer period Area briefs stereotyping starts. and other staff members also eat in “We believe in quality, not quan taken on this. referendum in November. Presentation to town groups are also offered Gallery the cafeteria. tity," he said. It is intended to provide facts to the general by the department. To learn more, call 644-233 Fagan said prior to school starting Congregation B’ Nai Israel, in con or 644-2443. Assistant principal Robert Blake Audit available Russell Potterton, or Mrs. Warren public. It covers the department’s growth, Fnow Watkins Bros 93ft Mam St Mjneheste* in the fall all freshmen were sent a junction with the Stop & Shop, will said Rockville High School has a HEBRON — The audit report for DeMartin. Reduced prices are RGH in study floor plan of the new building, their present a luncheon Oct. 14 at noon in Parachutist’s death longer lunch time than any other high Regional School District 8, for the available for senior citizens, children VERNON — Blue Cross and the schedules, and a note explaining food school in the state. He said students the Recreation Hall, 54 Talcott Ave., and large families. would be available from 7 a m. to 2 1975-76 fiscal year, is available for Rockville. The affair will be open to Connecticut Hospital Association have 44 minutes if they wish to use it. public inspection in the town clerk’s have included Rockville General p.m. The hot lunch program is new at Phys ed dropped the public. There will be lunch, enter is not fully solved Masker resigns the high school offices in Hebron, Andover, and tainment and door prizes. Babysit Church schedule Hospital among four state hospitals Marlborough. TURNPIKE Students may use all or part of Mrs. Betsy Steele, school board ting will be available at a nominal BOLTON — The United Methodist in a pilot program to review the ELLINGTON (UPI) - A federal probe Base in Chicopee, Mass., failed to turn up member, said she was told some quality and quantity of hospital ser Vernon XTRA SPECIAL their 44-minute study periods to go to fee. For ticket information call Ruth Church will start its winter schedule of a woman parachutist’s death that state any apparent mechanical problems. Edward Masker, a 10-year member of the Zoning Com f o r t h e TELEVISION AND the cafeteria and have lunch but students were told to drop physical Dogs checked Berman, 875-5212; Lillian Lipman, Sunday with church school to start at vices provided to Blue Cross police attributed to human error has State police said Ms. Alley, an education so they could have a lunch mission, has resigned after serving the commission as some say this comes too late in the HEBRON — State Canine Control 875-6485; or Donna Feir, 871-1343, 10 a.m. and worship at 11 a m. World members. Admissions of Blue Cross ended with an inconclusive finding. The experienced sky jumper, apparently WEEK day to bother. period. members will be reviewed to deter chairman for most of the 10 years. APPLIANCE Officer Ronald Matthewson will be Communion Day will be observed Federal Aviation Administration an pulled the wrong cable after her main Masker cited "personal reasons” for resigning. And Fagan said the pupils have been Fagan said there are some 75 mine medical necessity. canvassing the town with local Dog Voter sessions The confirmation class will meet at nounced Monday it found no malfunction parachute malfunctioned and her reserve Herbert Sheer, also a long-time member, was elected students now who do not take 10 a.m. Classes are open to those in chute didn’t open. Warden Jules Robbillard to check un HEBRON — Several voter-making of the equipment worn by Susan J. Alley, chairman to take Masker’s place. physical education for medical Grade 8 or older. Attendance at the Football tonight Instead of pulling the manual parachute licensed dogs. Owners are cautioned sessions have been scheduled before 24, of Springfield, Mass., when she Woodruff Driggs, another long-time member was reasons and there will be another 25 release after cutting the main chute, she that there is a fine if a dog is six- election day. The next one will be worship service is obligatory. For BOLTON — The Tigers midget plunged 3,(XX) to her death Sept. 18 during elected secretary. to 30 who will be out because of in more information call Pastor David grasped an automatic parachute release months old and has not been licensed. Oct. 2 from 9 a m. to 1 p.m. Others football team will play the Glaston competition at Ellington Airport. juries before the year is up. Campbell before Sunday. cable and pulled it out of the auxiliary +lTrtpjfrinir are: Oct. 5, 7 to 9 p.m., and Oct. 9, 9 bury Warriors in a non-conference Michael Ciccarelli, district director of Guidance Counselor, Francis pack, they said. Highway projects a.m. to 1 p.m. The sessions will be at game tonight at 6:45 at Mt. Nebo in FAA public affairs, said his agency has Shorten, said the students par State police said she apparently did not It you havo news the Town Hall and conducted by School pictures Manchester. There is no admission not determined if human error was in ticipating in the Work Experience EAST HARTFORD - The town volved. He said tests of the woman’s main connect the automatic release before jum HEAVY DUTY tor these towns, call Democratic registrar, Joseph Fill, charge. Program are also excused from will have a six-foot chain link fence ANDOVER — Pictures of the An and auxiliary chute at Westover Air Force ping from the plane. 2 SPEED-3 CYCLE ANDOVEH • 6 4 6 ^75 physical education and due to installed on 1-84 from Roberts St., Republican Registrar Jim Derby, dover Elementary School students and Marian Celio, town clerk. (Donna Holland) mechanical errors in scheduling, westbound off — ramp, east about will be taken Thursday. At the same Church classes WASHER BOLTON - 840-0370 some students have double physical one mile to Forbes St. The contract time any Andover resident may have BOLTON — There will be a late education classes. was awarded, by the state, to his picture taken. The hours will be (Donna Holland) Church meeting registration for the St. Maurice Webster and, Webster, Inc. of East East Hartford men BOLTON — The Pastor Parish from 8:30 to 9 a.m.; 10:30 to 11 a m. Church religious education classes COVENTRY • 742-8000 Clothing drive Hartford in the amount of $19,487. It and 12:15 to 1 p.m. (Linda Lovering) Relations Committee of United Friday from 7 to 7:25 and from 8 to $25088 is among $2.2 million in contracts an Methodist Church wilt meet Oct. 4 at 8:3() p.m. at the church. Classes EAST HARTFORD - 288-4283 nounced by Governor Grasso for Soccer volunteers begin next Tuesday and Wednesday. sentenced to prison (Sheila Tuller) Bolton 7:30 p.m. at the church. highway safety projects and im EAST HARTFORD - Frank ELLIN8T0N - 843-2711 provements. convicted as the mastermind of the The Bolton Ek:umenical Council ^Gregorio, director of Parks and HARTFORD (UPl) — Two more figures Featuring... (Barbara Richmond) will hold its 12th annual townwide Grange party K of C auction in an alleged kick-back scheme involving alleged kick-back conspiracy and Rrereation’ said the department is The world’! largest lint HEBRON - 228-0488 clothing drive Nov. 27. ANDOVER — The monthly card TOLLAND — The Knights of the misuse of thousands of dollars of East sentenced to up to three years in prison. Church events still looking for adults to assist with tiller. Water aaver con Donors are asked to bring items to party of Andover Grange will be Columbus will hold their second an Hartford Housing Authority funds have Also sentenced Monday was William (Karen Biskuplak) VERNON — The Rockville United the ^ c e r program. To learn more trol. All fabric cycles lor their churches the week before. Friday at 8 p.m. at the Town Hall and call 289-7281. nual auction at St. Matthews (Jhurch been sentenced to prison. P erk in s, 40, a former authority SOUTH WINDSOR - 844-1384 Methodist Church Women announce best washing results. Items may then be brought to St. not Thursday as previously listed in Hall Saturday, Oct. 16. Inspection is U.S. District Judge T. Emmet Clarie maintenance worker, who was given an VO D El JVLuVJ^O’iP (Judy Kuehnel) the dates of coming fall events. A Maurice Church parish center Nov. the Andover Community Calendar. at 7 p.m. and the auction starts at Monday sentenced Michael A. Serignese, 18-month suspended term. TOLLAND - 843-2711 family style turkey dinner will be Harvest potluck MANCHESTER'S DIRECT FACTORY DEALER 27 from 9 a.m. until noon. 7:30 p.m. Admission is free. 61, to two years imprisonment but Perkins, who pleaded guilty to the con (Barbara Richmond) served on Oct. 30. It will be open to This year there will be no pick up Church plans SOUTH WINDSOR - The Donations of furniture, odds and ends suspended all the term except for 90 days spiracy, said Ozimek, the former authori MANCHE-STES 273 W. Middle Tpke. VERNON • 843-2711 the public. The holiday Bazaar is Democratic Women’s Club will hold are needed. To donate, call 872-3709 ty director, would have fired him unless Manchester service. BOLTON — The smorgasbord at and placed him on probation for two (Barbara Richmond) scheduled for Nov. 13 at the church. a Harvest Salad Potluck Supper at or 875-6128 for free pickup. The $750 OPEN Donors are asked not to give the United Methodist Church is years. he cooperated. the home of Clair Niziankiwicz of 3 raised last year went to Tolland Testimony during the trial said Ozimek W E D .-F R I. B-8 neckties, shoes, pocketbooks, founda scheduled for Saturday. Tickets may William Leone, Serignese’s lawyer, said Alpine Dr. Thursday at 7 p m Friends of Music, special education, made out tens of thousands worth of false Manctiestar High School Cafetaria S A T . 9-5 tion garments, bathing suits or Sisterhood lunch be reserved by contacting any of the his client "couldn’t get out of the scheme” plastic items. Members should bring items for the the Ginny Baker Trust Fhind and because his job was threatened unless he bills for services never preformed for the SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2nd, 9 am - 5 pm APPt.lANCES Budget to 36 .Honlhi VERNON — The Sisterhood of the following: Ronald Grose, Mrs. October tag sale other local works. cooperated with the boss, Stanley Ozimek, housing authority, which receives federal A community sponsored program 1 PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., Sept. 29, 1976- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Sept. 29, 1976— PAGE TWENTY-ONE Finast warehouse Band shell fund Personnel named Robert Gallichio of Newington has and Manchester. sSSs been appointed manager of the new Gallichio also announced key to be shifted . 'i if reaches $18,000 Caldor discount department store department manager personnel for nearing completion at the Tri-City the Vernon store. 'They include The Bicentennial Band Shell Drive next week, LaBonne said. business Shopping Center, Vernon. Richard Aiken of Torrington, health to Windsor Locks has received $18,000 to date with The public phase of the drive, Gallichio joined the company in & beauty aids; smoke shop; Patricia many pledges not yet tabulated. headed by Katherine Giblin, will in ind the costumer 1974 with a background in discount Anderson of Mansfield, office super HARTFORD (UPl) - First competitive and to provide better The special gifts division of the clude a huge one- or two-day tag sale merchandising which spanned 17 visor; Abraham BalU o r^ e st Hart National Stores says it will move its service for our stores from New fund drive has received its largest in October so that people may con years and included store manage ford, ladies-girls-lnfants wear; dry grocery warehouse operations to Jersey to Maine, the consolidation is gift this week — $1,500 from the tribute to the fund band shell by get faperipei mills, ment with the Great Eastern chain. Joanne Carpenter of Windsor, Windsor Locks creating 500 jobs in necessary,” said Haberman. Savings Bank of Manchester, Ted ting rid of things they no longer use., Upon completion of Caldor’s hardware; Raymond Ellis of Bolton, Gov. Ella T, Grasso's hometown. First National is a 260-store retail jpubiishersi b l i LaBonne, general chairman of the executive training program, he held major appliances; Debbie Graff of The grocery chain said Tuesday it supermarket chain headquartered in LaBonne said. Various local fund drive, reported this morning. ^j^ahare goals several assistant manager posts in Manchester, men’s & boy’s wear; was consolidating its warehouse ac Somerville, employing 17,000 persons organizations will be asked to man The Heritage Savings and Loan con Hartford area stores. Steven Hollm of Vernon, sporting tivities presently located in Somer in an eight-state Northeast region. the sale booths, he said. tributed $1,000 for the erection of the YORK (UPl) - Canadian He was promoted to manager of goods; John Kablesh of Hartford, ville, Mass, and Kearny, N.J. Sales in fiscal 1976 topped $970 The public door-to-door fund -;i4:5^ .newsprint mills, their relations with band shell, he said. appeal will be conducted in early the New Britain unit in 1975 and shoes; Harry Kyttle of Branford, Representatives of the firm said it million. Ule U.S. newspaper industry strained A full progress report will be made November, he said. (Herald photo by Richmond) recently has been in charge of the glftware; Wendy Leahy of would take about six months for the Haberman said the firm will set up i;: 6y sharp price escalation in recent Wethersfield, books & records; warehouse to begin full operations. Caldor, Inc. will open sometime in October in the newly renovated space in the Tri-City Avon store. Gallichio attended Bronx a “job hunt” center for First ■ beginning to view Community College in New York, Karen Lewis of Bolton, toys; Robert "The reason for the move is to National employes affected by the • themselves as part of a newspaper Plaza, Vernon, formerly occupied by Grant City. It contains 93,000 square feet of space to majoring in business administration. Levine of Bridgeport, jewelry; place us in a more competitive posi relocation. Malpractice alleged { fsr’rr "system” sharing mutual problems be occupied by more than 80 departments. (Herald photo by Richmond) He and his wife Dorothy, have three Richard Mann of Hartford, tion with others in the industry. To "This is a business of very small iWth publishers. children. housewares; Richard Ruef of Wind serve New York, New Jersey and all A Manchester couple is suing After an examination, the suit margins and one of the key in W 'l The system under this concept also Two assistant managers have been sor, receiving; Barry Schoentag of of New England, we must have more Manchester Memorial Hospital and a claims. Dr. Montagne disagnosed her fluences is warehousing and distribu includes newsprint transporters, assigned at Vernon; both are Enfield, domestics & fabrics; John efficient warehousing operations and tion operations,” Haberman said. staff physician. Dr. Arthur E. Mon- problem as an "intestinal virus” and * $>T!nting press and ink makers and graduates of Caldor's executive Whlnfield of Tolland, photo. more centralized distribution,” said tagne, for alleged medical malprac released her from the hospital. Caldor readies for opening "No supermarket chain can survive . ^ n advertisers — each with a com- training course: First National President Alpn L. today without a modern, efficient tice. On March 1, the legal papers say, v ” ".;/ inon goal of keeping newspaper brown between two high towers of Brent Borgnine of Meriden started Spaziani to speak Haberman. food distribution center.” The lawsuit, filed by Atty. Leon Mrs. Keenan returned to the hospital Caldor, Inc., Connecticut’s largest company’s headquarter enabling readership up and not pricing each retailer, will open a new discount brown brick. with the company in 1970 as a stock Mrs. Grasso said the firm was also First National's new facility in RisCassi of Hartford for Mr. and with worse pains and eventually un ,:ii'*?£'other out of business. speedy replenishment of fast-selling Asst. Professor Eugene Spaziani of department store at the TriCity The interior will have colorful clerk and was promoted a yeSr later considering centralizing its Windsor Locks — under contract to Mrs. Peter Keenan, seeks a total of derwent emergency surgery for a- ■ 'r.T f: "It is a false economy to take steps items for customer convenience.” Manchester Community College will $265,000 in damages. Plaza somefime in October. decor, Kasinitz said. Famous brands to department manager at perishable grocery operations there be bought from the U.S. Steel ruptured appendix. ..rArSiih increase the efficiency of our own At present Caldor operates 23 full be a featured speaker in Thursday’s The store will occupy the space and the Caldor label will be featured Wallingford. In 1974 he was advanced at a later date. Carnegie Pension Fund — is a The suit alleges that Mrs. Sally The suit claims damages for a " hieration if by doing so we seriously line discount stores in Connecticut, annual meeting of the Connecticut vacated when Grant City left the in more than 80 departments at the to assistant manager of the Water- “This is a difficult business deci 456,000-square-foot warehouse Keenan entered the hospital "mistaken or negligent diagnosis,” ibe efficiency of another the nearest one to Vernon being in Hotel-Motel Association, at East RisCassi said. center several months ago. discount price tradition the chain has bury store and has also held that post sion dictated by the realities of the located in the center of the com emergency room Feb. 25, 1976, com iSgnient,” says Dr. Derek Page of Manchester. They also have nine in Windsor’s Ramada Inn. Julius Kasinitz, vice president of established during its 25 years of ser at the Southington and Trumbull un business we're in. But to remain pany's retail operations. plaining of lower stomach pains. ' the Pulp and Paper Research New York and seven in Spaziani and other experts will operations for Caldor, said interior ving suburban towns. Massachusetts. its. He attended Quinnipiac College conduct a session on “Marketing Institute of Canada, a proponent of design work is well under way. The store will hire more than 200 in Hamden. the system approach. Kasinitz said the company recently Your Property Regardless of Your Caldor has invested $2 million in employes from the area towns to reported sales of $141,850,(X)0 for the Leonard Swadosh of Manchester Size.” Syrians penetrate An obvious interdependence exists merchandise and fixtures for the work in the 93,000-square-foot store. came to Caldor in 1971 fpoitK State briefs Police receive safety award .'.T between the Canadian newsprint in- first 30 weeks of fiscal 1976, an in The association represents hotels, grand opening. Kasinitz said the new Vernon store crease of 21 per cent over the same Korvette's, where he was a fashion 'motels, inns and resorts throughout Richard Sartor" (left), Manchester’s deputy police chief, dis .tfustry and its chief customers, the The new entranceway is will have a "full installation of com merchandiser. He attended the ■■ -jitoerican publishers who purchased period last year. l^onnecticut with a total room count Catholic nurses plays Certificate of Commendation presented by Carl Lemb, Palestinian defenses highlighted by Caldor's rainbow puter terminal checkout registers University of Hartford. Swadosh has Poet’s reading . 5.49 million tons of the 7.68 Caldor is listed on the American of, over 10,000. The group is affiliated HARTFORD (UPl) - The New chairman of the Connecticut Safety Commission, to the BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPl) — Syrian Heavy artillery duels raged along emblem of yellow, orange, and which relay sales information to the Stock Exchange. been assistant manager of Caldor with the American Hotel i i Motel STORRS (DPI) - Poet and . i*Lv.y million tons produced in Canada last stores in West Hartford, Rocky Hill novelist Basil T. Paquet will read England Diocesan Councils of Manchester Police Department. The award, given in troops firing tank and surface-to- the ridges of Mt. Lebanon about 20- Asso^Uoif selections from his work in progress Catholic Nurses will hold its 17th an ceremonies in Hartford Monday, recognizes the local force for surface rqissiles broke through one miles northeast of Beirut, but despite But as the Canadian industry has nual conference at the Sheraton key Palestinian defense line but were and previousiy published writings "enduring efforts to further safety in the State of Connecticut.” a Syrian breakthrough along one ' ' .' income increasingly strike-prone Hartford Hotel Oct. 15-16-17. held back on other fronts today in road, the Palestinians still generally Thursday at the University of Sartor said the department’s bicycle, traffic enforcement, traf .. rm d sharp price increases have gone Connecticut Graduate Center. Dr. John Gibbons, director of stepped-up fighting on the second day seemed to be in control of their Corporate inventors fic marking and accident reduction programs were cited by the Hnto effect over the last five years, A 1969 Wallace Stevens Award obstetrics and gynecology at St. of a big Syrian-rightist offensive in fronts on the second day of the com ;; • .'-S-American newsprint consumers have not stiff led winner, and teacher of literature at Francis Hospital in Hartford, will commission. (Manchester Police Department photo) i.ebanon’s central mountains. bined Syrian-Christian thrust. to lessen their vulnerability. speak on "Respect for Life.” the UCbnn Hartford branch from The Palestinians, who have ■ "U.S. publishers are so upset with NEW YORK (UPl) — There’s a common no-1 Gov. Ella T. Grasso and Hartford 1969-72, Paquet is working on a novel, appealed to Arab heads of state for Canadians they are trying to get tion that working for a big company is stifling to "A Ceremony of Souls," under con Mayor George Athanson will address immediate intervention to "stop a . - U i l |^ ’much product as they can out of the genius of an inventor because it forces him | the gathering. tract to Random House publishers. House okays reform massacre,” claimed they had in /J w e U.S. producers,” said George to submit to narrow corporate priorities. About town flicted “enormous casualties” in -"Adler, an industry analyst for Loeb, Mental health grant Marketing director slowing the Syrian advance. .TJi^ftboades & Co. "Canadian producers "That’s not true,” says Robert S. Enabnit, an HARTFORD (UPl) - Danbury of lobbying laws A tour of one section of the front by rjlwve played havoc with the inventor who works for Goodyear Tire & Hospital has been given a $166,043 DANBURY (UPl) - Donald K. The VFW Auxiliary will have a this reporter showed that Christian ; ?:i£:jjOTspaper publishers,” he said. Rubber Co. in Akron. He said the corporate in grant by the National Institute of Takacs has' been named director of Christmas bazaar workshop tonight claims of several major victories , ,; s ^ i T h e latest announced price in- ventor knows he is making a contribution and marketing sales of the cosmetic con were false. Mental Health to develop a com from 7:30 to 9:30 at the home of Ruth months, or employ a person spending will be phased in by eastern gets the feeling of being wanted as his reputa tainer division of the Risdon WASHINGTON (UPl) - The According to commanders at the munity mental health cener. Heneghan, 132 Bolton St. 20 per cent of his time each three beginning Nov. 1 when one tion spreads throughout the company. “Nor do Manufacturing Co., it was announced House voted today for the first Palestinian field headquarters in E.MJ. IMPORTS Gov. Ella T. Grasso announced the months lobbying would have to (itf^lM nufacturer, Consolidated- you feel that others consider you a crackpot,” by division Vice President John F. reform of federal lobbying Aley, seven miles from the front, the award Tuesday in a speech before the The home life committee of register with the General Accounting "^^^^BiBihurst Ltd., will boost the price he added. Feeley. regulations in 30 years, requiring Syrians made a breakthrough Mental Health Association of Manchester Junior Women's Club Office. ' A standard 30-pound newsprint $20 to Risdon, with headquarters in will have a raffia doll workshop greater disclosure of the ^financing Tuesday night, pushing about six Enabnit said while his activity is limited by Connecticut. and activities of special interest Reports would have to be filed a ton. Several other producers, the company’s priorities, he is not deluged with FROM CAPITOL RECORDS! She said the facility would serve Naugatuck, is a widely diversified Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the home of miles west over one of two mountain groups. every three months with the GAO ding Abitibi-Price Sales Corp. requests to solve immediate problems; such Danbury, Ridgefield, Redding, manufacturer of cosmetic and per Mrs. Clifford Scorso, 126 French Rd., highways to the fringes of Ain El The measure won final approval on showing the total amount spent on International Paper Sales Co., requests actually take only about 15 per cent of Bethel, Newtown, Brookfield, sonal products packaging, home Bolton. Sahat, about four miles east of Qor- announced similar increases Featuring #THE BEATLES aTHE^BEACH BOYS a PINK FLOYD sewing notions, blister packaging a 307-34 vote in a 12-hour session lobbying, identification of persons nayal, a key town along the his time. Bridgewater, New Fairfield, Sher employed for lobbying purposes and ng effect Dec. 1. and other products. begun in midafternoon Tuesday and Palestinian's main supply route to man and New Milford. completed early today. how much they are paid and the par •Hie boost puts the eastern U.S. His remaining time, he said, is taken up in their positions of Aintura and Metein (newsprint price ahead of that for Enactment of the measure faced ticular issues for which they lobbied. further north. looking for problems to solve — "problems that ■ ^states west of the Rocky Mountains an uphill fight, however. It has to be The current lobbying law, passed But the key to much of the fighting may not become serious for years ahead.” Screens in 1946, requires registration with of which reached $300 a ton last July. FLET(»1ER GUSS CO. Coin club show reconciled with a differing Senate- was the 6,000-foot-high Jabal El Repelred.. ficials of the House and Senate but passed bill before the planned Satur Knisse mountain ridge most of which Over 25 Yoart of Experience ^O njA jjO jE S ra High speed day Congressional adjournment, little'disclosure other than the name was being held by Palestinian forces of an individual or organization. A super computer set for Sunday before the White House even gets it. composed mainly of guerrillas from (oins practice Auto - Plate - Window QIatt - MIrrore - QIatt Organizations that pay an in The House made one major change developed by Control Data Yasser Arafat’s Fatah organization. -JDr. Daniel M. Segal has Furniture Tope - Picture Framing - Fireplace ft The Central Connecticut dividual $1,250 or more every three to the measure as it came out of the can solve a record 98,530,- buying, selling. Hading and The Syrians were pressing toward ■ L 'y ^ n ed Dr. Jack A. Bynes in 320 addition problems per Door Mirrors - Medicine Cabinets - Special Work Coin Club of Manchester appraising coins and Judiciary Committee, voting 290 to 53 Qornayal'and Hammana and practice of general den- second. and surrounding towns will currency. to require the reporting of con Falougha on the same axis in a tributions to lobbying organizations at 952 Sullivan Ave., Or 98,532,570 mul Collector's Itsma conduct a coin show at the Members of the club will spearhead thrust from Sofar, eight Panish Plates Police cooperation of $2,500 or more. Windsor. tiplications per second ... Manchester 649-4521 Knights of Columbus Hall, display various exhibits of miles east of Aley, and Tarchich, JUT. Segal is a graduate of Presidential Civil fines of up to $5,000 are or 98,837,319 subtractions 138 Main St. from 10 a m. United States coins. United NEW HAVEN (UPl) - Mayor nine miles northeast of Sofar. D ecanters .■:L..iah6 University of ... or 49,5^,750 divisions ... to 5:30 p.m. Sunday. The States currency, foreign Frank Logue says 15 municipalities provided for knowingly not Nullna In between in the hills of Jabel El ^’'L^Ussachusetts anc| the or 49,837,510 square roots. public is invited and there in south central Connecticut have registering and criminal penalties of Reproductions coins and currency and in Knisse, which runs like a rough base :'-~~2W versity of Pennsylvania is no admission charge. formally agreed to provide mutual a fine up to $10,000 or two years in The mind-boggling speed Estimates Gladly Given the miscellaneous category line to form a triangle with the two ol of Dental Medicine, of the new STAR-100 super There will be 24 dealers which consists of tokens, police assistance and cooperation in prison or both are set for willfully .i Open Thurs. A Fri. til 9 P.M. lines of the Syrian thrust, Palestinian has served in the U.S. computer was shown in a Sat. til 9 P.M. Plastics In Stock from Connecticut, medals, wooden money and times of emergency or special need. failing to file reports, keep records guerrillas were firing mortars and \ W" - 3/16" - 'A" Ublic Health Service and recent demonstration. The Massachusetts, New York elongated coins. Logue said the pact allows the head or falsifying reports. missiles down at the Syrian advance. 54 McNee St., Manchester ^tock Sheets or The new bill specifies that an in . ;-he Is a member of the big machine set five (Otf Center Street) and Rhode Island for Among the exhibits will of any member community to From Bhamdoun, half-way C u t Sizes dividual seeking to write or meet *iAtaerican Dental Associa- records, about three times f 1/ be a display of fractional request help from other members between Aley and Sofar, reporters with a Congressman to express views ^f'tioh and the Academy of as fast as records in the w a currency. There are small whenever it is thought necessary. saw smoke puffing up along the on legislation or problems in general JaGoteral Dentistry. Guinness World Book of size paper notes which, at The pact members include: An- length of the ridge from shells fired is exempt from the measure as is any He and his wife, Patti, Records set earlier by Con- Including «A Collection Of Beatles Oldies • A Hard Day’s Night • Beatles For Sale • Help! one time during a metal sonia, Branford, Derby, East Haven, by Syrian artillery further east in the Your Master Charge Welcome on All Freezer Orders group that does not have a paid I at 10 Candlewood Dr., „ ^ „ , trol Data's 7600 computer. shortage, were used to Guilford, Madison, Hamden, ridges leading up from the Bekaa employe for purposes of lobbying. ith Windsor. Dr. Daniel M. Segal • Please Please Me • With The Beatles • The Beach Boys - 20 Golden Hits • Many, Many More! replace coins. However Meriden, Milford, North Haven, valley. they were not very popular Orange, Seymour, Wallingford, West Haven and Woodbridge. WESTERN BEEF with the public so the mint Public records went back to producing ALL RECORDS & TAPES BY THESE ARTISTS! SUPERMARKET____ metal coinage. Also on dis Democratic governors play will be the large size r ■ n 1111 a I R111N It V M |Doubl> SAH Green Stamps Wed. A Sundays! (The Pop Shoppe), sign at Marriage licenses SiHi \uiiu utinrih Rnn United States currency. ..^Warranty deeds to meet with Carter 249 Spencer St., $1,200. Irwin Barenbaum and LP Series OPEN SUNDAY 8 - 6 This was used until 1929 Bennett H. Plotkin and •§3A jel H. Plotkin, both of C. Neal and Petrea C. Pauline Souza, both of 63 TOLLAND TPKE when our present smaller F6.98 Correction HARTFORD (UPl) - Presidential tatives following a speech and ".Bethel, to Robert J. Dodd Reading, additions at 3 Manchester, Oct. 2 by a MANCHESTER 643 1 size currency was issued. 184 OPEN: Mon & T i/es 8 - 6 nominee Jimmy Carter will fit in a appearance at a fundraiser. Geraldine B. Dodd, Tanner St., $7,500. justice of the peace. Trophy awards will be Wt RESERVE THE RIGHT3H T ^ 9 Wed 0 6 , Thurs. & Fr i 8 9 meeting with Democratic governors They said Carter would meet with ' '"^{froperty at 50 Marion Dr., TO LIMIT QUANTITIES w Sat & Sun 6 ■ 6 given to all first prize MaryAnn Roy is not a member of from the Northeast during his visit to officials from Connecticut, winners and a “ Best of $43,000. the League of Women Voters execu Hartford Friday. Massachusetts, New York, New ji'.'i.*:. Jay R. Stager and Show " trophy will be given tive committee as reported in a story "Children Of The Whtid" Republican officials Tuesday also Jersey, Rhode Island, Vermont and '-‘^ S h irle y M. Stager to rtAifigiiRj VoiiSf MAWHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Wed.. Sept. 29. 1976 - PAGE TWENTY-NINE in Brazil is slow and easy During their visit, the Sinedinos “There are a lot of sick children in SnoiV By BETTY RYDER traveled coast to coast, stopping in Brazil,” Neto said. OIDSMOBILE Kansas to visit Nancy’s brother, “The mortality rate is high, es Robert. pecially in the poorer class. PONTIAC Life is slow and easy in Brazil says Neto, who is a real fan of the West, Malnutrition and infectious diseases a young mother and former nurse was enchanted with our vast country. account for many deaths." now married to a Brazilian doctor. "He’s a real movie buff,” Nancy It's a beautiful country Nancy n Mrs. Nancy Sinedino, the former said. "We go at least once a week in says, abounding with white sandy Nancy Hitt of 179 Green Rd., and her Natal and he has become quite an beaches. “It's really unpolluted.” husband, Neto, along with their 18- authority on American movies.” “We have tropical weather year month-old daughter, Anna “It was the first time I ever saw 'round; wintertime in Brazil means Karenina, were home for a visit with snow, ” the young doctor said. “And rain but the temperatures are still her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joel Hitt, it was good seeing the Buffalo around 75-80 degrees. for the first time since their Museum in Cody, Wyo., and the Buf “The population in Natal, which in marriage three years ago. falo Bill Museum with all its cidentally means 'Christmas Day', is approximately 400,000," she said. GRANU SAFARI Nancy, who met Neto while ser memorabilia of the old West,” he ving as a nurse on the hospital ship said. “The children begin school — S.S. HOPE, says the transition to life Neto celebrated his 32nd birthday kindergarten — at about the same BONNEVILLE BROUGHAM l-DR. SEOAN in Brazil was not difficult. during his visit and Nancy whipped age American youngsters do. The “f had served in Natal with the up his favorite dish — lamb chops. school year is from March to December; January and February GRAND LeMANS SEDAN HOPE for over 10 months and had “ At home (in Brazil) I cook learned about Brazilian culture and American food; Neto’s mother cooks are the hottest. They get out of school met many of its people,” she said, Brazilian. We usually go over to her at Christmastime and go back in “Neto, who is a pediatrician, used house for lunch every day and he has March," Nancy said. to come aboard the ship to care for Brazilian food, at night we eat Prices are high she noted with American food,” she explained. coffee costing $8 a pound. ASTRE SAFARI WAGON the children,” she added. “That’s how we met." Doctors in Brazil keep a busy “Since we don't have freezers, we Mrs. Hitt was eager to meet her schedule and very few of them work can't buy for the entire week so go shopping every two or three days.’’ GRAND PRIX S| new granddaughter and made her an for themselves. Most of them attractive quilt as a welcoming gift. specialize, Nancy said. Nancy, who is expecting her se Explaining the pattern, she said, “Neto puts in a good deal of time at cond child in March, will be soon Tom Scranton “The rainbow means promise, the the Children's Hospital in Natal, moving into a new home with her heart is for love. The flowers are visits several clinics and spends family located just five miles outside faith and the butterfly is for new life. some time in his office,” she said. of Natal. The baby is for hope.” "He sees between 45-50 patients a “It’s considered a modest house — BONNEVILLE day. in the $35,000 price range — but will have eight rooms plus maid’s quarters,” she said. Speaking of a maid, Nancy says they pay $10 a month for live-in maid services. “We don’t have washing machines / and dishwashers, they just aren’t FlREBiRl) SUN0IRD 2-DR. COUPE available, so many families have a maid. Most of the young women are from large, poor families and must Arnle Johnson leave home to find work.” While the Sinedinos enjoyed their PONTIAC visit here, there was a while before departing from Brazil that they felt they weren’t going to make it. Because their travel agent forgot to secure their visas the young couple were stranded in Recife for almost five days. "It was awful,” Nancy said. “We VENTURA 2-DR. COUPE LANDAU only had the clothes on our backs, our CATALINA 4-DR SEDAN luggage had gone ahead, and NINETY-EIGHT REGENCY although we had our passports, we needed visas to visit the United • •yiyiyr'tViVf’riViVHViM Vi't' IXUI11III M II111 M 1111111111 Ml Ml II11 M I M I M H II Tom Hayes States.” Pretty Anna Karenina poses for the photographer on the porch of her A rather unfriendly American con grandmother’s house at 179 Green Rd. sulate in Recife refused to give them Introducing any help and sent them back to Natal to secure visas. in our case it amounted to $3,600 for When will they visit again? Well, "Not only that,” Nancy said. "In the three of us. as Neto said to his mother-in-law, order to promote travel in t'’eir own Through all their difficulties, the 'Now, it's your turn to come and see J the nectgeneratbn of the luxury c a country (Brazil) and discourage young family enjoyed their visit with us.” Brazilians from visiting other coun Nancy's parents, her brother, and With a winsome granddaughter tries, the government requires a sub her sister, Susan. like Anna Karenina and another stantial deposit before you are I M M M M 1 They departed Sept 12 on their grandchild on the way, Mr. and Mrs. A somber face was carved into this coconut allowed to leave. It is returned nine-hour trip from New York to Rio Hitt may welt be packing before too shell from Brazil. (without interest) after one year, but and then on to Natal long. Fred Meurant III.RAI.I) PHOTOS BY STKVK 1)1 NN J, WWW tfmiini IMMIIM M I • (I Ml • I IM I r I n Richard Backofen m m i m m m m III Ml i f 1 (11m M I f I Test Drive OPEN HOUSE Them TODAY! Free Thurs. & Fri. Vesta LIndstrom Til Mrs. Joel R. Hitt explains to her granddaughter some of the patterns she sewed into the quilt she made for her J.C ■ *-j Neto and Nancy Sinedino relax in a hammock they brought from Brazil; a gift to her parents. T PAGE THIRTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed,, Sept. 29, 1976 MA.NCH^TER EVENING HERALD,^ Manchester, Conn . Wed.. Sept. 29, 1976 - PAGE THIRTY-ONE indeed liable for wilful year-old girl approaching, chievous motive. Yoga instructor is guest at Mothers Circle THE r n destruction of property. announced to his One affectionate four- For example: playm ates: year-old grabbed a woman About town A six-year-old boy The Combined Catholic Mothers dian, a native of India in Zurich, FAMILY^ ' 4 “ I'll take care of Lucy.” visitor just below the “ Yoga Exercises for Every Body.” deliberately stomped on a Your neighbor’s kitchen Circle w ill hold its annual banquet on Switzerland for two years. He thereupon gave her a knees, causing her to fall First . Church of Christ, Mrs. Bender has a degree in neighbor’s fresh bed of ger The nominating com Wednesday, Oct. 20 at the Mrs. Bender came to the United LAWYER A hard shove that sent her over and get hurt. Scientist, will have a physical education from the Univer aniums. The neighbor filed mittee of South United Manchester Country Club. s ity of M unich in Germ any. She States in 1958 and started teaching at by W ill Bernard spinning to the ground. testimony meeting and ser By Betty Ryder suit againdt the boy and Church w ill meet tonight at Guest speaker will be Mrs. Ruth studied Yoga with Selvarajan Yesu- the YWCA in Hartford. Later, she Results: injury to Lucy’s vice tonight at 8 at the won a judgment. The court 7:30 at the church. Bender of Avon who will discuss became the director of health, arm and, in due course, a But when she sued him church, 446 447 N. Main St. Suppose that little Willie, pointed out that the main damage verdict against the for damages, the court physical education and recreation of who lives down the street, The meeting is open to the The advisory committee the Hartford YWCA. She started purpose of a damage suit is boy. found no wrongful intention public. heaves a brick through not to punish the On the other hand the in the child's mind. Rejec of Emanuel Lutheran teaching Yoga there in 1964. your picture window. Church w ill meet tonight at AAMA awards presented She now teaches at Miss Porter’s wrongdoer but to reim child is usually not liable if ting the woman’s claim, The Prayer Group of Jan Warren, who writes the “ On Cranilmolher Garret’s easionally until nearly through; then Unless he is a habitual liable for inflicting per 7:30 in Pastor Ronald School in Farmington, West Hartford burse the victim for his his action, even though in the court said the hug was Emanuel Lutheran Church Second Thought Column" for The R uttrriiiilk Pie stir constantly. Boil till it forms a troublemaker, chances are loss. sonal injury. Another six- Fournier’s study at the The National Certifying Board of sor; Gail Varney, Alice Belcher, Continuing Education, Farmington tentional, even though not an act of mischief but will meet Thursday at 10 Herald and now lives with her family 1 unbaked pie shell hard ball when dropped into cold you cannot collect year-old boy, seeing a four- an act of love. church. the American Association of Medical Barbara Johnson and Donna Continuing Education, West Hartford A child may also be harmful, lacks a mis- a.m. in the church library. in Philadelphia. Miss., sent aiong 1 stick margarine water. Remove from heat, add soda damages from his parents. Assistants recently announced Cer DePasquale, all of Manchester; and Senior Citizen Center, Farmington some recipes in reply to my request 1-1/2 cups sugar and pour into well-buttered pan. But what about suing tified Medical Assistant (CMA) Roxanne Hood of Bolton. Nursing Homes, and private classes for some Southern recipes. 3 eggs When cool, pull until, light and Willie himself? Even if he awards to several area women. Achievement of this certification is in Farmington. In her letter Jan said. “ The 1 tbls, flour pourous. When it begins to harden, has no money of his own, They are: Julie Vincent and Bever the highest academic honor that can Mrs. Bender is a faculty member following recipes were given to me 1 tsp. vanilla stretch to desired thickness and cut he might well be covered ly McCartney, both of South Wind be awarded to medical assistants. of the Center for the Study of Aging by Rachael Evans who writes the 3/4 cup buttermilk into pieces. by the family’s liability in in Albany, N.Y., consultant for the One (l)galon of "Cook of The Week" column for the Cream sugar and shortening. Add Commenting on the taffy recipe, surance. Association for Human Development Neshoba Democrat, our local weekly eggs one at a time. Add flour, vanilla Most courts say a child is Jan writes, “ I thought this was a in Washington, D.C., author of the county paper. Rachel claims that and milk. Bake 35 minutes at 350 New England recipe. It must be un books “Yoga Exercises for Every Prestone they are the best of country Southern degrees. Grandmother turns her iv e rs a l." The Manchester Evening Body," and “ Be Young and Flexible oven to 450 degrees while preparing cooking recipes that have been cir Jan also has promised to send after 30, 30, 50, 60." / V.A. news j WITH THIS culated all over town." the pie; then turns it down to 350. along some Indian recipes later. Births Herald prints more Anti- For reservations call co-chairmen COUPON & JcsKie'H (J iirk c n Pie Fried Apple Pies Manchester news than any I came across a recipe for Sunrise M rs. Norm an Holmes at 643-0725 or Boil chicken till tender in water to Set oven to 300 degrees. Make up Souffle which boasted that America’s other newspaper. r r6 6 Z 6 PURCHASE OF D iBullislo, Jeffrey Mrs. Pascal Prignano, 646-1485. which salt and plenty of black pepper biscuit dough. Enough dough for one pioneer women learned to prepare Q. 'How is graduate r ^ 7.50 OR MORE. .Vlirliael, son of Steven and training time determined? Coupon good it my ShopRH* Mvktt. have been added. Remove chicken biscuit w ill make one apple pie. Roll excellent dishes using just a handful / l»«nlly. Explfti SH., Pel. 2, 197«Y from broth. each one into a c irc u la r shapeoAse -xjf ingredients. Lynne Shanahan DiBattisto A. This is determined by of 77E Sycamore Lane. He the school. If the school Make up a biscuit dough stiff Put stewed apples, to which sugar Bread souffle was one favorite was born Sept. 22 at does not indicate the enough to roll good. Mother makes and some spice have been added, on recipe, combining bread, cheese, Manchester Memorial training time on the enroll her dough from self-rising flour, one-half of the rolled pastry. Fold the eggs and milk. SAVE o m r * Hospital. His maternal shortening, and buttermilk. Enough other side over and seal by pressing An excellent dish for a Sunday ment certificate, training grandmother is Mrs. dough for three regular size biscuits edges together with fork. Prick the brunch, suggests adding thin slices Q C ? time will be based on the Phyllis D. Shanahan of standard established for will make enough dumplings for a 12 top with fork. Brown on both sides in bologna, crumbled sausage, or any by 9 baking dish or pan. In rolling our hot shortening (can use electric leftover meats. Hartford. His paternal T O V U \ R D S < y undergraduate students. dumplings to slice into strips let plen skillet on hot setting.) grandparents are Mr. and Q. Are dependents e lig i ty of loose flour stick to your dough Place on broiler rack in slow oven, Sunrise Souffle Mrs. Robert DiBattista of ble for VA medical care? and this is all the thickening you need about 250 degrees and bake for 1-1/2 7 slices white bread (Remove Glastonbury. A. Eligible dependents crusts and cut into squares • • ■ I l l may receive medical care for your broth. to 2 hours. This is what makes the SCJIWR • • ■ i l l Bring broth to a rolling boil and pastry so crisp and crunchy. 1 pound sharp cheddar cheese, RolieriH, Cindy Lynne, on any Holloway House under the Civilian Health drop dumplings in; they w ill be done (I’ve sampled these pies and they grated daughter of David Roberts and Medical Program of by the time they hit the hot broth. Do are really different and very good, I 8 eggs, beaten Jr. and Sylvia Lachance the Veterans Administra Roberts of 160 Bissell St. Brand Frozen Entree. ShopRttehas not over cook. wonder if you could use Biscuit Mix. 4 cups milk tion (CHAMPVA). Eligible She was born Sept. 22 at are spouse or child of a Remove broth and dumplings from No Southern cook would allow this 1 tsp. salt STORE COUPON heat and pour into baking dish. Dot for they take their biscuits very 2 tbls. dry mustard Manchester Memorial veteran who has a total dis- generously with butter before adding seriously — but I bet it would work.) 3/4 pound thin sliced bologna or an Hospital. Her maternJ ability, permanent in (ANY SIZE PKG.) crust (this is important for a flaky MolnsHCfi rn ffy equal amount of a meat of your grandparents are Mr. nature, resulting from a crust). Cover with pastry made from 1 cup molasses choice Mrs. Gerard Lachance of service-connected disabili GROUND same dough — enough for about two 1/2 cup sugar Dash of Worcestershire sauce. East Hartford. Her pater L A & ^ G N A ty, and the surviving Place all the ingredients in a glass nal grandparents are Mr. spouse or child of a veteran biscuits. Bake in a 3(X) degree oven 1 tsp. butter on the purchase of one until crust is brown. 1 tsp. water 9 X 13-inch baking dish. Cover with and Mrs. David Roberts Sr. who has died as the result BEEF (Jessie is Rachel Evans’ mother 1 tsp. soda foil and place in the refrigerator of 181 Autumn St. Her package of any Holloway House of a service-connected dis and I’ve sampled her homemade ice Melt butter in an iron skillet, add overnight. Bake uncovered at 350 maternal great- Brand Frozen Entree. ability, provided they do CHUCK grandparents are Mr. and O iilir: A$ our igenl, redeem thi» coupon lor 20< on the not have entitlement under cream. If that’s indicative of molasses, water and sugar and stir degrees for 1 to 1-1/4 hours. Yield; urchese of one package of Holloway House Brand Frozen rnirees. Mail this coupon lo Green Giant Company Boi Approx. 8 servings. M rs. Leon Lachance of St. 90. Le Sueur, M innesota 56058, We will then pay you 20< CHAMPUS or Medicare. anything .. .WOW.) until sugar is dissolved. Stir oc- plus 5r handling. This offer void m any slate or locality George, Que., Can., and where laned, prohibited, or restricted by law. Fraud Q. Must I subm it m y Clause Any olher application of this coupon constitutes BONELESS - BEEF ROUND her paternal great- fraud. Invoices proving purchases within 90 days of suf original separation paper 1st CUT, BONE-IN - BEEF fiCieni stock lo cover coupons presented for redemption grandparents are Mr. and must be made available upon request Cash value 1/20 to the VA to obtain a Cer o t u Offer limited to one coupon per pur BOnOM ROUND Mrs. David Caya of Birch chase. Offer expires April 30. 1977. tificate of Eligibility for a CHUCK BLADE STEAK St., Manchester. He has'a GRffh (.lANf, HOLlOAAt HOUSE ind the H r O rtigii *>t liademaiks of G'r 26-647 G I home loan? USDA brother, David, I'k. A. Any legible copy of a ROAST separation paper covering CHOICE active military service will c suffice. Q, The VA is paying me Ham • ---- Pork $270 a month w hile atten WATER AOOEO, BONE-M BONELESS • BEEF ROUND •O U E L ttt ding school full time under SMOKED HAM SHANK PORTION 8 9 .' PORK LOIN CENTER LOIN CHOPS TOP ROUND ROAST BEEF CHUCK SHOULDER STEAK ^ the Department’s BONE-IN ■nhici cBfl t h e g r o o m WATER ADDED. BONE-M BONC-m • BEEF CHUCK Educational Assistance PORK LOIN COUNTRY STYLE RIBS BEEF ROUND TIP STEAK Program. Will this be in SMOKED HAM RUMP PORTION 9 9 .' UNDER BLADE POT ROAST BONE-M - ASSORTED BONELESS crease if 1 marry? BONELESS. WATER ADDED - SDopRK* OR OEM P flR ir m i l l mnDC^QUAl-AMOUNTSOFSIRlOM. | ^ $ 1 6 9 A. No. There is no ad runn LUin unuro blade and center chops *1 ” BEEF ROUND TOP ROUND STEAK WORE A SMOKED PORK SHOULDER ROLL 5 k f "c h u c k c u bes for s t e w ditional allowance for BONELE^ BONELES& FOR 8WISSINQ dependens under this UVONUN PORK LOIN BLADE ROAST * 1 “ BEEF ROUND BOHOM ROUND STEAK * 1 ’ BO NCUtS program . CORNED BEEF BRISKET V t t l NXIDRITE frozen BEEF CHUCK CUBE STEAK SAMUEL LTD BONELESS • BEEF ROUND ^ $ ^ 2 9 D e l OEM BEEF OR RED. v e a l c u t l e t s ireaoed v u l I tejws 8 9 .' BOnOM ROUND RUMP ROAST BONE-M • BEEF CHUCK AAi n A irre b o l o o n a . c o o k e d s a l a m l COLD CUTS SPICED OR P a P LOAF s 8 9 ' BONELESS P o u ltr y JUICY ANO TENDER UNDER BLADE STEAK , TUX VEAL FOR STEW *1” WHOLE CHICKEN LEGS 7 7 f CrifirV/V/ ” ^ r i' U CANNED B O N C U M • B U F CHUCK PATRICK CUDAHY HAM A t . * ? ’ * BONE-M WITH RIB CAGE Chetlre Cutaway by Palm Baach can ■ UNDER BLADE STEAK VEAL SHOULDER ARM STEAK *1 *! WHOLE CHICKEN BREAST 9 9 .' Avallabla In Brown and Black with Contrasting or BEEF a REQ. BONE-M BONE-M FIRM AND FRESH Matching Troutart and Vstl. GEM FRANKS k 7 9 ' BEEF CHUCK SHORT RIBS Also In Matching Regular Lenght Savllla Row with the VEAL RIB CHOPS CHICKEN LIVERS 6 9 f BECF-DMNER-REOUUfl Buy Big & Save whovl unthhuid Same Optlone. Complete with Veal. BONE-M OOVERNMENT GRADE ' A" fy T i ShopRite FRANKS ^ i i 7 9 ' BEEF TENDERLOIN M RENTAL PRICE $ 3 2 5 0 D raw . I'V.'^I VEAL LOIN CHOPS *1*? CORNISH HENS ^ 7 9 f BONE-M wk^M ■ (luTBiMiiKn cuts Oofivgdi Cermet C M P< Complete with Vast Carbon monoxide gas, a BONEUSS POUSH STYLE c#m *f Cut PoFk R o « U deadly killer — PORK loin PortLomnom.*. VEAL BREAST 7 9 .' VEAL SHOULDER CUBED STEAK HILLSHIRE SMOKED KIELBASI *1 ’ ’ Chopt. Pork Eod1 Loin k • All the Latest Styles & Colors A. Smells bad. • Shirts In 30 Colors V • Area’s Largest In-Stock Selection B. Makes your eyes 1 Th e P rod uce Place r The Grocery Place The Frozen Food Place Sunrise Souffle with meat • Dress Boots water. • All Suits Dry Cleaned After Every Use C. Is odorless. ... tuper-lreth product, from tht linttt firm-growing . Mora variety meant more opportunIttBi to tave. ai>d ShopRIte haa tha anawara with hurnkada of .. . lor tuppart, antcklng or tta y aniartalning, I • Boy’s Sizes ir iti, Tht product plict h tt H ill k>w-prfcBd grocery Kerns avaHabiB every weak of tha yaar. Frozan Food Plata o lla rt vacfatyl , You are trying lo light ASK ABOUT OUR the oven of your gas SAMUEL LTD. FORMAL WEAR gas range, and the match ORANGE JUICE ‘FREE TUX POLICY’ goes out too soon. BAKING POTATOES HILLS BROS. COFFEE STAR-KIST TUNA ] For Samuel Ltd. Groome 872-8085 • K-MART PLAZA, VERNON A. Should you try It On second thought Open Dally — Thura S FrI. Evaningt 'til 9 again Immediately RUSSET BAKING REG./ S O LID PACK $ '1 6 9 WHITE TUNA • C Q c with a second match? U.S. #1 ELECTRIC ShopRite 16-oz. B. Should you turn oft IN O IL O R 7 - o z .l) y GRADE A PERK WATER c a n ^ 0 ^ 0 lOO'o aORIDA can ■ W the gas, wait a min By Jan Warren ute, light a second Mxktt 10 Quarts p • v ftft Suppers. Salrsbury 9 O A c match and slowly turn Sitak Beat S tw Turkey Instant Dry 3 -lb . $p9 w V«al Pirm>|ur« P"Z the gas back on? Romaine Lettuce hood 2 9 c Carnation M ilk b o i Kr3ft GRAPE JELLY Banquet •m Gradt A Cut 2 - ib L ^W C ll lO or Frtnch Gretn Who says Dynamo saves you —ANSWERS— I Bathroom T issu tA roilS ' 0 r a n g e s » 8 ,.89' Vanity Fair Sandwich’S -' b o i 79' sauoiejoqen siaiuM japun 4q M b Mirror mirror on the wall 33|AJ3S /|3|CS 3||qnd Q^ltinOC ShopRite REG Sa>* p k f Bartlett Pears 3 ., *1 Dog Food ' WCIIUIICO ORUNSALTEO b o i ' Pumpkin Pie more money than powders? e se p3p|Aoi,j 11 39 Everyone knows that a good self g ir l” table. I refuse to have fluorescent I M Q0L0MCDAUHECNER&( 5 -lb image Is important to good mental 3jn|X{UI 3A|S0|dX3 p i r i l i r OR PIUSBURV FLOUR I get weighed before breakfast, bulbs over the bathroom m irror. And Cucumbersts 2 »,29' Pringles ft..’;99' ■ I W V f l UNBLEACHED OR REG bag 77^ Deep Fries health Best sellers like ’’I’m OK, sqi Md|3q j|e uiooj q||w p3|n| after my shower, and without my when I have my picture taken I stand !P 3q 0) |eij) |sj|j sq) Suunp 'k'ou’re OK, ” and ' I'm Not Much towel And, on days when my image ). 7-oz sideways to the camera so that I’ll p3de3S3 qojqM se8 paujnqur The Dairy Place Potatoes S ' 5 i.if.99' Brownie ‘ b o i 79' Baby But I’m All I've Got," have needs a boost, I set the dial on the The Non Food Place look hipless for posterity. 3qi SM0||e ‘1)0 p3ujn| se3 sq) ... for nutrition, uvfnga & wonderfid variety made this point quite clear. scale just a smidgen to the light side Thanks to these efforts, my q)|M Ae|3p 3)nu|ui sqj^ g ^ 2V1-01 Houaawarat, automothra & clothing Hama at thia \buw ill! our Dairy Place hat K all b o i place make! ona-itop shopping aatyl Now obviously, one of the things Tomato SaucessBs.*! Cake M ixH : "■ 39' of zero. self image was perking along just fine 'iio|)eu|p that effects your self image is the I buy a perfume that is worn by the KRAFTS PHILADELPHIA R i r ' O S h o p R ile 10-lb. $189 till last week when my husband hung ■torn jnoA )]3)|e jo luaujsSpril c<) $379 way you look, and like most women. I M U C LONG GRAIN ba| X Wesson Oil can world’s most beautiful women, a a full length mirror in our hallway. JitoA |jo)S|p U33 pue '3u|)e||jj| ShopRite ANTI-FREEZE I’m working on that part of things all Even without a coupon, Dynamo spots, and Dynamo works better than face cream guaranteed to give an He said that the hall was the only uou 'ss3|J0|o: os|e s| q j '[ C reaim C heese pks o f O Q c 6-oz the tim e ageless dewy look, and my latest spot that would be accessible to costs less to use than powdered any powder you can buy. You’ll find DeltaI BATHROOM TISSUE 6 ro lls Cadbury JlTKI s bar 49' For the cause: lipstick is a color called Femme everyone. detergents. You only use a quarter out! Dynamo does a great job on your p D R IN K M IX E S - b 4 -o z I jog And every time 1 jog I pat Margarine 2 s 89' 24ozQQ c Fatale Red. tt certainly was accessible. Every Wyler ALL FLAVORS ca n ^ Peanuts’,-™ " b o i ' myself on the back and say "good cup to get a whole washload clean! entire laundry— and saves you money 89 Candles always light our dinner time I walked to our bedroom there I BREYER S • FRUIT O e ^ x O Q c size ■ ■ was, in the flesh. With each step Just rub a little directly into the greasy on every wash you do. Yogurt FLAVORED w c u p s w ^ 7>/4-o z . $ 1 12-oz just Giant Olives ca n s X Rice Chex RALSTON box 69' toward the mirrow I loomed fatter 3 ShOpA-tt and fatter and fatter. Cheese 'S 89' The Bakery Place. TtieSiMck Place. •rdW.«txl J I E n g ag em en t "I waddle when 1 walk. My hips for Windshield 20 a«>*« S ir* And now you save IOC more. W h ite . No S h o p R ite . are gigantic. Why didn’t somebody The Appetizer Place Bread PreservitiyeiPreservati Added Pretzels TWIST OR MINI 10 M IN U T E tell me?” I cried to my daughters. you ... lor tomalhing good and quick. Try ______our AppI tpeclalal orShopNrtt IJ.ra, Prestone RADIATOR FLUSH Once 1 tried to avoid looking at FumparnKkal Na'* f The engagement of Miss Brenda S. SHOP-AT-HOME Jewish Rye F ^ tfy a lifts A M M lOaf Snack Pack ™ 49‘ Joslyn of Marlborough to Walter A. myself but while my eyes were on the ( STORE SUCED The Cookies Place ■ Our Shop-at-Home \t\ite DELI CRISP ■ NO 16-ox , Anti-RustL^rez ceiling I feel over the vacuum lOv/ €ood on any size Dynamo \10 C Berk of Hebron has been announced service lets you Rolls SERVKTIVES ADDED pkf. by her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Robert cleaner. NOTICE TO DEALER. You art au- ura to do so will at our option void all IR O W T BEEF The ki-Store Bakeryr Place Burry’s OXFORD CREAMS i Radiator l< Ihontad lo act aa our aotnt lor the rt- coupons submitltd lor redemption lor pick out fabrics Stop Leak Sealer - Prtslont • Joslyn of Marlborough. Hnally alter 24 miserable hours I dampiion ol Ihia coupon in accordanct which such proof is not shown This OR 10-oz. with tht Itrm t Ihtreof. Wt wilt raim- confidently. You P a a I/ E T rA O n Shortcake, 7-oz Q Q < Q.tl0«40 , came to grips with the situation. 1 coupon is non-iransferable and good RASPBERRY boiof4< burst you tor tht fact amount ol the only on brand(s) speciliad Coupona Turnovers ra^b\ I v C f \ riwCII iNice. RichTea pk| C n e e « 2 4 ^ know you can trust Turkey Breast, qit tl« H I Mr Berk is the son of Mr. and Mrs. decided that the problem was not coupon, or if tht coupon calls for free will not be honored and will be void if Tht Seafood PUcc- Quaker State goods, wa will raimburae you lor such presented through outside agencies, Watkins for service (ITBA RAhOi MOrO* OU Walter Berk of North St., Hebron. with me and my hips but was with the Tree goods, p lus S' par co up on lo r h an brokers or others who are not retail dis Italian Bread IC IB IO Ctt4¥ 2* « n dling. provided you and tha consumer and qualltyl •Nol Atwl Iff Bcisw, MtfiGBn or Nrw BrrtBin m irror. It was distorted like a circus tributors of our merchandisa. unlass Swiss Cheesei Flounder FilletrRESH 1 9 9 9 The bride-elect was graduated hive complied with the terms ol this specifically authorized by ua to present Call 643-5171, Citgo m irro r. oiler Prescnietion lor redemption coupons for redemption. Consumer from Rham High School and is without such compliance constitutes must pay any tale* lax. Coupon void il Ask tor one ot our When I explained this to my hus Irsud Invoices proving purchases ol use IS prohibited, restricted or taxed Gem Boloenai Hood lceCream'& 99‘ Codfish Steaksre. R iR e fin M ) sufficient slock ol our brand(s) to cover decorator con Motor Oil currently attending Manchester band he grinned. "So that’s it!" he Coupona may bt preaanied to oui Community College. She is employed coupons presented for redemption saltsman for redtmption or mailed lo sultants. There’s no said. "I look funny, too." must be shown upon request end fail- obligation to buy ”ln ordertoassurea8uMicientsupplyolsale»itemiforalolourcu«tomer«, wemu«tret«rvethorighttollmHthe gurchate of aalea to unita of 4 of any aale ttemi, except where otherwiae noted by the Hartford Insurance Group. ’You do?" I cried, unable to con COLGATE PALMOLIVE COMPART Oiler f«p*ifi Septembei 30 l9/f P O Bo i I799.lourtviRc.Ry 40701 and no cost for es Pnees effective thru Sat., Oct. 2, 1976. Not responalble for typographical arrort. ‘WakeferryPood Corporation 1976. h Her fiance was graduated from tain my delight. i n c ! timates. 587 EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE Rham High School and is attending "Yes," he said. "When I walk * l976Colgait pDimolivt ^ Columbia University. toward the m irror everything sort of MANCHESTER OPEN SUNDAYS 9 TO 4 214 SPENCER STREET stretches out. And with each step I V M O r MANCHESTER \ No date has been set for the wed Open 8.30 A.M. • 10.30 P.M. look skinnier and skinnier and skin RECOMMENDED BY WOMEN WHO USED TO USE POWDERS. PRICES EFFECTIVE OHIV IT THE SHOP RITE STORES LISTED HBOVE Open Mon-Fri 7 A.M. ■ Midnight; Sal. 7 A.M. • 10 30 P.M. Ixinng Photo ding n ie r." PAGE THIRTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn , Wed . Sept 29, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Wed., Sept. 29. 1976 — PAGE THIRTY-THREE Social j ( MVD INFO Sacurlty^ Q. I heard my ex- Food Club Mushrooms I I Mr. Automatic Coffee BATH TISSUE hiuband. whom I divorced All Food M art Stores are now open WHITE CLOUD - WHITE OR ASSORTED Q. I recently moved to in 1967 after 23 years of STEMS Connecticut and I get con fused as to who has the marriage, recently died. 1 AND 2 IB . am 58, have not remarried, ROLL right of way in a traffic cir PIECES cc 1C cle. What is the rule? and wonder if I can collect CAN cc PACK CC Social Security on his 3 ^lii; A. Drivers entering a WITH PRIOtl PURCHASE OF $10.00 OR MORE AND THIS traffic circle must observe record’ WITH PRIOR PURCHASE OF $10.00 OR MORE AND THIS WITH PRIOR PURCHASE OF $10.00 OR MORE AND THIS COUPON AT FOOD MART. GOOD THRU SAT., OCT. 2. COUPON AT FOOD MART GOOD THRU SAT . OCT 2. "yield" signs if posted. A. A woman married at S u n d a y s a . m . t o p . m . LIMIT THREE CANS - ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. COUPON AT FOOD MART GOOD THRU SAT OCT 2 9 4 LIMIT ONE CAN - ONE COUPON PER FAMILY least 20 years prior to LIMIT ONE 4 ROLL PACK . ONE COUPON PER FAMILY Generally, however, in divorce who has not .J L Connecticut a vehicle remarried can get Social entering the traffic circle Security widow s benefits from the right has the right of way as at other intersec at as early as 60. If her ex- tions. husband starts getting WIN : !1,000 Q. I'v e h eard th a t retirement or disability Connecticut is going to payments she can get a issue photographic wife's benefit at 62 on her W IN U P T O M PLAY QUIK CASH! ,000 licenses. Is that true, and ex-husband's record. WALDBAUM'S .WALDBAUM'S when will we get them? «170,000. IN CASH PRIZES! A. Yes, Public Act 76-28J Q I'm 20 and have been HERE'S HOW YOU CAN BE A QUIK CASH WINNER! passed by the 1976 Session getting student benefits for . I'OO Just stop in at your friendly Food Mart and pick up your free Quik Cash Card. Erase the gold spot on the of the General Assembly, GUARANTEED 66,000 WINNERS! provides for the issuance of two years. Should I tell front of the card with a pencil eraser. Underneath you will find one, two, or three letters.Save these letters Social Security about the Food Mart Food Mart motor vehicle operator (2,500 I earned during the IT'S FUN! IT'S FASTI IT'S FREE AND EXCITING! until you can spell one of the words on the back of the card (Thousand, Hundred, Twenty, Ten, Five, or licenses having the summer or about changing One). . . then take the cards to your Food Mart manager for your cash prize! operator's photograph. schools’ Implementation will take A. Since you can earn as NO PURCHASE IS NECESSARY! place over a four-year much as $2,760 without period starting in July 1977. affecting your benefits, Q. How much will the you don't need to report "A" LUNDY FRESH PORK SAIEI photographic license cost? U.S. GOVT. INSPECTED - GRADE A. The photographic your summer earnings un U.S.D.A. CHOICE less your total 1976 ear It's Food Mart's Great license will be issued for a nings will be over 12,760. four-year period at a fee of You should tell Social $21 (5 per year plus |1 (or Security, however, if you Fresh W h o le ASSORTED CENTER-CUT the photograph). are now in a new school. (Questions may be sent L' Chayim! ITAUAK to MVD INFO, Depart ment of Motor Vehicles, 80 Q When my wife died Briskets State St., Wethersfield, several months ago the There's been years of PORK PORK Conn., 06109. Motor Vehicle funeral director notified POINT CUTS good wishes lor the holi Chickens Department offices are Social Security I unders 2■»» LUNCH PAK'?< 40Z PKG 3 9 ^ fo r WALDBAUM'S NEW YORK STYLE DELICATESSEN! Cheddar Cheese Nile rime No\ ire liroup FROZEN POODS GALORE FOR QUICK N' EASY MEALS! SEALTEST Sept 24 at 146 Hartford Rd you — open pair championship Fresh Eggplant TOPFROST. ALL VARIETIES DOMESTIC ^ Cottage Cheese I LB CONTAINER 59' M I I H T H A I RITE FORM SHOP-AT-HOME game. North-South Peter and 30 OZ. PKG. Freezer Queen Genoa Salami C....VO ,.*2.19 Roast Beef ’.viro ,.*2.09 TROPICANA IM'. FLORIDA International Vegetables 59 BOILED CARANOO FOR TAELI OR ORATINO Our Shop-at-Home Peggy Arsenaux, first, Joe Green Peppers GALLON and Marilyn Fecteau, second, MIlH KIOM THI OICHAOOt lAeiT ICE Orange Juice cCARTON service lets you Z'aOZ PKG. E n t r e e s HAM Pepperoni ,.*1.99 Kasseri Cheese *2.19 Jeno's Snack Trays 99 FRESHLY SLICED pick out fabrics Sandy Sullivan and Arlene SOFT tong, third Macintosh Apples ■ 10 OZ. PKG. Vm I ParmtMn • confidently. You WASHluaTON STATI IXTRA KamCT MILK Sausage Pizza CHEF BOY AR-DEE Turkey Croquettes. S f 0 8 Morta della CARANDO LI *1.39 Lox Sale ,.*1.69 1 LB PKG 59' East-West Simone Calhoun OF 4 CARAHOO Parkay Margarine know you can trust Selltbury Steek ■ e - LARGE SIZE SPUMONI 4 10 OZ. PKG. and Carole Vizard, first, Bar Bartlett Pears CHEF BOY AR OEE or Sliced Turkey Watkins lor service KIISH ITALIAN OTHER FLAVORS Cheese Pizza OF 4 Ecco Hot Hamro'^i; ,.*2.49 Beef Bologna ,.*1.09 bara Phillips and Barbara GAL. CARTON 2 LB. PACKAGE quartjar and quality! Farrell, second, William and 1] OZ. BAKED HAM Half Sour Pickles 69' Call 643-5171. Frying Peppers Macaroni & Cheese STOUFFER'S PKO. Slicing Provolone ,.*1.79 Turkey Bar ,.*1.89 Ann Brendle, third niAWWTl • tweet CALieoANtA sunriit i a . 3 B Ask for one of our Valencia Oranges tiie 002 4 Round Ravioli LOUISE'S u OZ. Aged Provolone ,.*2.39 "H o t” Bagels 12.o.*1.09 Vita Herring '*ja°r^ *1.4< decorator con 'WHERE AVAILAlLEl sultants. There's no MancliesItT t.ommunitv , f AIXNSSS ID OU« CUSIOMtXS Wt XEStXVf IMS XIGMI 10 LIMII SALES 10 3 fKGS Of ANT HEM tXCfPI WHl.l OIMt.VTISi NOHD lUMS OffUXD tO« SAH NOl AVAILAILi IN CASf LO'S 0» '0 0"H* •‘ '* " PfAL»S^«KmOltSALt«^ obligation to buy ( olIcKe IN FAItNESS to o u e CuStO M LeS WE eEStevE IHE eiGMT TO IIMIT SALtS 10 3 7RGS O f AN T (U M {XCEPI WHERE OlME«WiSE H O U O lU M S OFFERED FOR SALE NOT A V A IIA H E IN CASE LOTS OR TO OTHER RETAIL DEALERS OR WHOl ESAi e NS and no cost lor es Sept 18 at 146 Hartford Rd - .Murray Powell and Bar timates bara Berkley, first. Dave Hinchey and Fred Clark. Jim 40 WEST MIDDLE TPKE. MANCHESTER Tatro and Ijnce Tatro. tied 410 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE MANCHESTER for second PAGE THIRTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Sept. 29, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HEHAl.D, M.inchcslpr. Conn Wed , Sept 29. 1976 t>..\(;K TIIIHTY-KIV'E A Growing Older ./llll'l With this coupon and a S7 50 purchase J'5 With this coupon and a $7 50 purchase _ With ihis coupon and a $7 so purchase I Blank spaces foul up K is tI Vz G a llo n S c o tn vw d i your Medicare COME ON DOWN TO YOUR A&P! BIG ROLL 140 Sheet Many of us grumble and gripe about the long delays in Tiilii4oiincoke»^ the processing of our Medicare claim forms and some of EXCEPT * 91 COOKE STREET WATERIURY IRIDGEPORT 6'/2 oz. can (in oil) § I ^ E f___ i f / _ |L j 1 Ply Roll __ __ our complaints are justified because of inefficiency and ALL STORES OPEN SUNDAY! ^ Good Sun Sept 26-Sal Oct 2 Limit orw can per customer 250 _ y . *”!!'! l feGoodSur s.pl je-sal Ocl 2 L,m,lo™.o«pe,puslme, 252\ bureaucracy. But most delays, according to Blue Shield I Grocery Depl | of Florida, are caused by the lack of sufficient informa tion on the forms. In Florida, which is now my home state following retirement in New York, 3,000 claims are received each BEEF ROUND - BONELESS day that can’t be processed because one or more items on the Medicare forms were omitted or incorrectly AHENTION documented. And, undoubtedly, the batting average for All St<^&^ops Now this delay is the same in other states. SHOPPERS! Seventeen per cent of Florida's population is 65 or older, and most are, generally speaking, as hep a group IF YOU MISSED THIS WEEK'S as in other states. Filling out forms, though, poses A&P CIRCULAR. PICK ONE UP AT OUR STORES. IT'S Bottom w problems for anyone — no matter his age or educational Open Sim di^ a m ^ p m background. LOADED WITH MORE SAVINGS There are seven essential items of information you THAN WE CAN FIT IN THIS-AD. 9I must provide if your doctor has given you an itemized bill ADVERTISED ITEM POLICYi Esph of these advertised Items Is to send in with your claim form. These are: required to be readily available lor sale at or below the advertised price We went right through your Stop & Shop slop, department0 by \ department, Name: This should be the complete name of patient. In each AAP Store, except as specifically noted in this ad. choosing all kinds of foods you need, in all thek^npus brands you want most. NiMets Corn Health Insurance Claim Number. This appears on your Round red, white and blue Medicare card. It contains nine Then we put them on sale-on sale for a whole week to let you enjoy the Green Giant L l 2 o zt II Vacuum Pack numbers and a letter sulfix. Do not use your spouse's BROAD BREASTED convenience of shopping whatever day you like. Come in and take advantage number because each person has an individual number. MARCO BY SALVATORE of super savings! You have until Saturday night to slock up. Green Sex. Check male or female. HOT OR SWEET "SUPER-RIGHT” QUALITY . 1 7 OZ P eas Giant ' cans Address: Include your zip code number. U.S.D.A. INSPECTED-GRADE'A' Phone number: if you have a phone, list the number. Describe the illness or injury. Indicate what the Roasts G 263 Middle fumpike West Answers to questions of general interest will appear in MANCHESTER C hiild Oik Mall Silnr tana 1 Fnbn $1 Rts 83 & 30 Veinofl Circle lim 10pm Mon Sj I 9i m 4pmSUN0AT >EAST HARTFORD this column. Address questions to: “Of Consumer 8 a m 10 p m Mon Sal 9 a m 4 p m SUNOA* ^VERNON 8am 10 p m Mon Sat 9am 4pm SUNOiy Concern," Dept, of Consumer Protection, State Office Bldg., Hartford. Conn. 06115. 1135 TMTomiiln, MaicMer I PAGE THIRTY-SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed.. Sept. 29, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn . Wed . Sept. 29. 1976 -- I’AGE THIRTY-SEVEN ./ Economic SENIOR CITIZENS NEWS By WALLY FORTIN activity Hi everyone! This is Gloria repor Congratulations and good health for classes will start to make, as our declines ting to you that I had a wonderful many more to both couples. slogan goes, ode for you and one for vacation. We visited Martha’s We were saddened to hear of the the fair. slightly Vineyard and the Cape for a few death of Isabelle Schors. We extend I hope you are busy thinking about a days. The weather was beautiful, and our sympathy to her husband Sam Halloween costume because our first WASHINGTON (UPI) - we really enjoyed it. and family. dance of the season will be held on The government said Friday I hear we had 53 playing in Danbury Fair Oct. 28, and will be a masquerade Tuesday the index that is our kitchen social bingo in the mor ball. Tickets are now on sale at our For you good folks going to the used to forecast the direc ning, and 52 playing setback in the Danbury Fair Tuesday, we will be office. tion of economic activity afternoon with the following leaving the center shortly after 8 in SUPERMARKETS More Proof that... fell 1.5 per cent in August, winners: the morning and will return about 4 It Pays to Shop the FInast Way! suggesting that production John Gaily, 131; Mina Reuther and Start band gallon cl in the afternoon. We are still trying Franco and employment will Sam Schors, 127; Helen Silver, 123; Here’s a good piece of news. We to fill the second bus, so come join weaken in the w inter Ernestine Donnelly and Helena would like to start our ovm Senior us. I am sorry we have two day trips Cadillac at Scranton’s American iik months. Gavello, 122; Lee Miller and Clara Citizens Band. It would be so helpful Finest M II going on a Tuesday, but with our fair ft Ketchup «pe...... It was the largest decline Hemingway, 119; Paul Schuetz, 118; for our entertainment committee and a n .o o [I coming up we couldn’t waste a Befit Milk 99Vi Fai Free ...... : i . 2 9 Finest Layer in 19 months for the index of Lena Speed, Anna Demko, and a chance for you seniors to continue ‘‘Contemporary elegance” is the feature of the 1977 Cadillac Coupe de Ville, one of the Pork & Beans H anover , Spaghetti ii Wednesday for that is arts and crafts 41“M.00j leading economic in Joseph Windsor, 117. playing some of your favorite tunes. manufacturer’s most popular models. The de Ville, along with other Cadillac models, has day. Also on most days there is now Tomatoes Crushed . . . , dicators the Commerce ’The best bit of news is that our own .2 fans'1.0 three or four programs going on at undergone major exterior changes while interior roominess remains about the same. The Cake Mixes Department said. Pinochle Art McKay, well known orchestra new Cadillacs are at Scranton Motors, Rt. 83, Vernon. the same time, so it is difficult to leader, is willing to get it organized. 14V. oz $ 4 Golden Gralii The index has risen On Monday morning we had 60 before each economic plan on a day that everyone could So call in if you are interested. 5 cans" H bingo players, and after lunch we had agree on. expansion in the past 16 49 players for pinochle and the top Old Mill trip C heese years and declined before scorers were: Morton Frozen iMacaroni Now next Monday we will register each downturn. Fritz Wilkinson, 716; Andy Noske, The 1.5 per cent drop last for the trip up to Fitchburg, Mass., to 1 About town 680; Sue Kerr, 677; Olive GENUINE SUEDE CASUAL. the Old Mill Restaurant and Christ Pot Pies month was the first decline Houghtaling, 676; Frank Gadmoski, in the index since mas Shop, and then a ride into New 7'/4 0ozz $ 4 657; Leon Fallot, 654; Mabel Wilson, Chicken MS7'/. $ 4 February, 1975, when the Hampshire to see the foliage. 1 un Manchester Country CLASSIC COMFORT PLUS pkgs ■ 651; Audrey Durey, 646; Nadine Beef and With this coupon & purchase of $5 or more. nation was just coming out derstand from my reading the paper Club’s Bicentennial dinner- 5 Malcom, 643; Paul Schuetz and John Bus line boss Turkey Limit one. Valid Sept 26-Oct. 2 H-472 of the worst recession we should hit the peak color, which is dance scheduled for Satur Derby, 641; Michael DeSimone, and *4 SAVINGS. since World War II. It was nice. Be prepared to choose from bay day has been canceled. Mary Nackowski, 630. calls subsidy pi farmers’ markets have not dented Scottish Rite Masons will have their first annual By KENNETH R. CLARK house plants and honey to spring sales by retail grocers, statewide. Deputy’s Reception Oct» 14 at the Hartford Hilton. United Pres* International onions and pumpkins. Even the urban environs of New 'The deputy for Connecticut is Leon A. Bradbury of Far Housewives love them, small At one point this year, fresh York City have been invaded by mington; the active for Connecticut is Irving E. Par grocers hate them and supermarket blueberries, selling at 98 cents a pint trucks straight from the farm. Two tridge of Wethersfield. chains ignore them, but farmers’ in a nearby chain store, were going at "greenmarkets” now are in full Stanley F. Maxwell of Lexington, Mass., the sovereign markets — specializing in produce 75 cents, and farm fresh eggs were swing in Manhattan — where women, grand commander for the Scottish Rite, Northern direct from field to kitchen — ap marked down by 25 to 40 cents a dressed in the highest fashion, prowl Jurisdiction, will attend. parently are here to stay. dozen. for bargains with wicker baskets Other visiting dignitaries are Sidney R. Baxter, ad "The future of the market is un A neighborhood grocer complained among the produce stalls — and ministrative assistant to the sovereign grand com believable," said Erwin Cohen, who to the city health inspector last year another flourishes on Brooklyn’s I® mander; Franklin G. Hinckley, deputy for Maine; operates a service station next door about the eggs, saying they were not Flatbush Ave. George F. Peabody, active for Maine; Winslow E. to Detroit's Eastern Market. " I’ve refrigerated, so the farmer who was Frank Homick and his wife had Melvin, deputy for New Hampshire; and Lynn J. Sander been here for 30 years and the selling them kept his son running ridden the subway from their home son, active for New Hampshire. market’s never been as busy as it is back and forth between his stall and in Brooklyn to shop at Manhattan’s All are 33rd degree Masons. now. We're busy all week, but the the ice machine at an adjacent ser Union Square market. Committee members are Roger W. Wishart, chair retail (traffic) on weekends is fan vice station. This year, his refrigera "Very nice," said Homick, man; William S. Young, Richard W. Graves, Morton W. tastic.” tion technique was a bit more watching as his wife loaded her Winer, George R. Gay and William 0. Gadd. ’The latter That comment was echoed this sophisticated, and egg sales were basket from a variety of stalls. this evening will be coroneted a 33rd in ceremonies in lANKAMiaiCAKO week from coast to coast as rising booming. "Som ething new — the fruit ik IBER, BUILDII LS, PANELINB J BING, ELECTI Milwaukee, Wis, food prices turned more and more If small grocers are perturbed at fresher and the prices are better.” One of the highlights of the evening will be the presen consumers from the grocery store to the competition, however, large In California, where rigid quality tation of Connecticut Masons who this week will be open-air stalls manned by the men chain supermarkets generally and packaging standards leave many nominated for the 33rd degree, who grow the goods they’re selling. appeared unbothered. a crop to rot in the fields, the Scottish Rite charities include the Scottish Rite In suburban Evanston, 111., Satur "W e buy from the farmers' market farmers' market concept is sub Benevolent Foundation which is devoted to research in day is market day and, often to the in Atlanta and we’ve seen no decline sidized and promoted by the state in mental health, particularly in the field of schizophrenia; dismay of neighborhood grocers, ...” said Ted Simmons of the Colonial an effort to cut the waste — es and the Museum and Library of Our National Heritage in farmers from Illinois and adjacent market chain in Georgia. Bill Brian, timated by one official as high as 25 Lexington, Mass., which was dedicated April 20, 1975. states each week load a sealed-off director of produce procurement for per cent of the annual total produce Leon A. Bradbury Stanley F. Maxwell ATIOI INI two-block area with everything from 4. i ‘ ■'■S' A & P in the state, agreed. He said crop. TOP NOTCH / JkWiiRDi In -service program AT YOU b e w Chotce H |Top,Nolcll|| for administrators GET FULL SERVICE plus I— "t;, The in-service training program for Manchester school 1 MANCHESTER WAREHOUSE PRICED employes will concentrate this year on programs for ad SUPER SAVINGS! ministrators, School Supt. James Kennedy told the Board L __ . of Education Monday night. In-service programs of past years have focused on needs of public school teachers, Kennedy said, and this year's goal is to improve services at the administrative level. Kennedy said the school system’s in-service programs will continue to expand. "We’re going to have to invest more heavily in training and retraining of our existing personnel, " he said. Subjects to be covered in a series of one-day workshops will include programs on interpersonal relationships, learning styles of students, testing interpretation and o u t s reporting, personnel evaluation and group process skills, FOR ! IRFORI Kennedy said. IN MEE1 IMER Nl In other personnel matters Monday night, the Board of Now Throul Education approved one leave of absence and one ap jy, October! pointment in teaching positions. TOP NOTCH u.i.e.A. ;US0A? )U5D a 7 WHAT IS The board okayed a one-year leave of absence sought DAW'S BRISKET by Mrs. Ann Marie Johnston, recently appointed a fourth- J m o i'c i* 'X r (CHOICE) They ere the lap 1 gtadet *1 It t beet thM has bMo irabad cheq* of pr*n* by CORNED grade teacher at Robertson School. beef. Only beef that ataatt >M*F*l /npaclion •«*( that hn bpen r( U.i.e.A. ipadlliatlaat gatt chKkstf by eur mMi tf«p*Ftmen| i* etsure if BEEF To fill the vacancy, the board appointed Judith Pater metti eur rifri itandvdi to eiwre tendet Usty tkai* tianpt *1 appraval. Mtmg bMt son of Manchester to the Robertson School staff. Miss Paterson, previously on leave of absence, has taught at $108 Waddell School for three years. She is a graduate of VISIT OUR SERVICE DELI Keene State College in New Hampshire. Salary, $9,522 (prorated). TOP NOTCH TOP NOTCH 2”x 4”x 8’ COLONIAL BACON GRADE A white WAYBEST studs Hughes estate to sell ROASTING alum, combo CHICKENS windows rights to film epics 3V2 to 41b. Average TOP NOTCH COLONIAL BACK BAY BACON LOS A N G E L E S (U Pl) — The Ho\yard Hughes estate will auction off the rights to three of the late billionaire’s The do-it-yourseflera movies, including "The Outlaw," for which Hughes 98' ' self sealing 58 favorite. 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