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MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1974 - VOL. XCIV, No. 18 Manchester—A City of Village Charm TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES PRICE) FIFTEEN CENTS V Police Seeking Suspects In New Britain Murders

Donna Lee Bakery Saturday night that the viewing the scene in the one-story brick Herald Sports Angle column on page 16. By JAMES V. HEALION priest who administered last rites termed building said, “My God, I’m going to carry In North Haven, 25 miles to the south, George D’Alessi, owner of Sugar N Spice NEW BRITAIN (UPI) - Police Chief the perpetrators “barbaric animals,” and my gun everywhere I go from now on.” Thomas B. Ormsby said today he had no a police likened the scene to “a Priest Summoned bakery, was held up at gunpoint by two men Sunday night and robbed of $3,000 "strong leads” in the shooting deaths of slaughterhouse.” The Rev. Augustine Giusani, who was near a night deposit box. The men six persons in a bakery but said a white “It was something I would not want to summoned from St. Ann’s Roman Catholic reportedly fled in a white car. D’Alessio car was seen containing a white male, a see again,” said Police Chief Thomas P. Church in the working class neighborhood was not injured. black male and a light-skinned female. Ormsby, a seasoned veteran of homicide to give the last rites, said, “The people “We have information and a witness cases. He said Sunday he was without who did it are really ... The only way I can Neighbors told police they heard shots near the scene going by,” Ormsby said. suspects in the apparent robbery Saturday describe them is being like animals, that’s at the Donna Lee Bakery about 8:25 p.m. Asked if police were looking strictly for night in which the six were each shot in the all, barbaric animals.” Thomas Kron, 20, shivering in the cold robbery suspects or persons who may be head — some from the back, and one with Besides Salerni, the victims were: night outside the bakery following the fugitives from another jurisdiction, h said, a shotgun. Helen Giasanti, 59, of Newington, a clerk murders, told a UPI reporter, “ My father N "We don’t know who we’re looking for.” Four Were Customers in the shop; Michael Kron, 47, of New Bri­ went out for bread and rolls and never No federal assistance has been Four of the victims were customers. tain, a commercial painter; Thomas came back.” requested, he said. Two women were among the dead. Dowling, 58, a machinist, and his wife An­ It was hours before the worst fears of Gov. Thomas J. Meskill, a former New Detective commander Capt. George na, 57, a hygienist, both of New Britain; the young man and his family were con­ Britain mayor, said he would “offer a Berescik, said there were indications William Donahue Jr., 22, of West Hart­ firmed. Ormsby asked for a description of reward under toe statute if the state’s at­ from toe position of the bodies the six ford. Kron from the family in a nearby coffee torney makes the request.” Such rewards were lying down when their killers fired a Editor’s Note: Mrs. Giasanti was a shop and it tallied. The family left heart­ are usually for $3,000. shotgun at John Salemi, 55, the owner of former Manchester resident. See The broken. “I’m sure everything that can be done is toe Donna Lee Bakery, and then dis­ being done to find those responsible for patched toe others with one or more large this terrible crime,” Meskill said. caliber handgun, probably .45-caliber Dean Cross-Examination The woman was described as about 30 pistols. years of age, about 5’ 6”, and wearing an Police said $300 was taken frorp the cash orange pullover sweater and dungarees. register and the victims’ wallets, before Expected To Be Rugged There was no description of the men, toe killers stepped into a waiting car on a except that the white was wearing a tee lonely stretch of isolated East Street and Mass Slayings Described fled. The murderers missed $1,350 in shirt. election officials Robert C. Mardian and Salemi’s side pants pocket. Taking the WASHINGTON (UPI) - Rugged cross- The getaway car was decribed as a examination by the defense trial is Kenneth W. Parkinson. New Britain Police Chief Thomas P. night in which six persons were shot in white 1964 Grand Prix Pontiac with a wallets delayed identification of the expected this week for John W. Dean III, More Tapes Ormsby, right, tells UPI newsman the head at close range inside the Don­ cardboard rear license plate and a dented bodies. the government’s star witness in the The prosecutors are also expected to James Healion of the na Lee Bakery. (UPI photo) left front fender. May Have ‘Panicked’ Watergate cover-up who resumes the play the tapes of Dean’s March 21-22,1973, So gruesome was the carnage in the A policeman speculated one of the ban­ “slaughterhouse” slaying Saturday stand today for his fourth straight day of talks with Nixon — talks the youthful dits may have “panicked” and killed one testimony. former White House counsel once of toe victims when somebody made a Prosecution questioning of Dean, the described as “a tremendous disap­ move or offered resistance, then killed the first witness in the case, is expected to end pointment” because he realized the cover- others to silence witnesses. U.S.-Mexican Leaders Meet today or Tuesday, and attorneys for the up would continue. Ormsby said his department was alerted five defendants have made it clear they in­ Transcripts of both were released in “an anonymous telephone call” by a tend to attack Dean’s credibility. earlier by Nixon and the House Judiciary male who said toe owner forgot to lock the In Fourth Week Committee’s impeachment inquiry. door of the bakery. A policeman The tapes of meetings of March 17 and responded and found Saerni’s body in one One lawyer said the cross-examination To Discuss Mutual Problems the morning of March 21, 1973, were rooni, two others in a second, and the could last the rest of the week. The trial is entering its fourth week before U.S. played last week. WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Ford Oil —With the United States looking for might produce a “veto-proof” Congress. other three in a third room. During the March 17 meeting, with the “It looks like a slaughterhouse,” one of District Court Judge John J. Sirica. left today to meet President Luis new resources to meet domestic energy As the President prepared to leave Senate Watergate committee soon to Washington, administration sources said the policemen said Saturday night. Dean, once White House counsel under Echeverria at the U.S.-Mexican border, to demands, it was reported last week that former President Richard M. Nixon, is become active, Nixon suggested that Dean reaffirm friendship between the nations rich new oil supplies had been discovered Kissinger was expected later this month Another policeman who got sick after prepare some “self-serving goddamn to nail down final arrangements for a considered Nixon’s chief accuser. Dean and hold negotiations on trade, oil and in Tabasco and Chiapas, two southeastern has pleaded guilty to conspiracy in the statements” that would clear the Presi­ meeting between Ford and Soviet party" migrant farm workers. states of Mexico, and the recoverable cover-up and is currently serving a prison dent of Watergate blame. Ford, making his first visit to a foreign reserves of highgrade crude were es­ leader Leonid I. Brezhnev toward the end At the meeting four days later, however. of November. term. country as President, left Washington timated at between 10 billion and 20 billion Charged with conspiracy in the trial are Dean warned of “a cancer growing on the NEWS presidency,” and laid out for Nixon the shortly after dawn for a planned meeting barrels. Ford plans to visit Japan and South former Attorney General John N. full Watergate story before and after the with Echeverria at toe international boun­ Ford relaxed Sunday at the White House Korea from Nov. 18-22 and the sources CAPSULES Mitchell, former White House aides H.R. ■June 17,1972, break-in at the Democratic dary between Nogales, Ariz, and the and got in a round of afternoon golf after said the President might hold a summit “ Bob” Haldeman and John D. Mexican state of Sonora. returning late Saturday night from a cam­ session with Brezhnev in the Russian Ehrlichman, and former Presidential re- National Committee. He was accompanied by Secretary of paign swing through North and South Pacific Coast city of Vladivostok Farm Ministers Meet State Henry A. Kissinger. Carolina and Kentucky. afterward. From there. Ford and Echeverria ‘Veto-Proof Congress Kissinger is to arrive in Moscow LUXEMBOURG (UPI) - Agricultural IS planned to fly south by helicopter to the In his speeches he again maintained that Wednesday for talks. ministers of the nine European Common New Watergate Charges town of Magdalena for their initial talks Democratic gains in the Nov. 5 elections Market nations met today to discuss and to cross over tq U.S. soil for a problems caused by lower American grain luncheon and second business meeting in exports and a sugar shortage in Britain. May Be Instituted Tubac, Ariz. Most attention focused on another meeting opening here later today when Kelly Says Crime Pays finance ministers of the nine are expected WASHINGTON (UPI) - Special belief that Nixon’s acceptance of the par­ Broad Discussions to approve in principle their first joint Watergate Prosecutor Leon Jaworski says don amounted to an admission of guilt. Their discussions were expected to CHICAGO (UPI) - FBI D irector bargaining, “misguided” use of parole and attempt to recycle Arab oil money back to most of the story of Watergate has been Jaworski was interviewed on NBC’s touch on inter-American relations general­ Clarence M. Kelley said today the justice probation and abuses of prisoner cash-starved European nations. told, but his office may soon seek new in­ “Meet the Press.” ly and Cuba in particular, but to center on system has so many loopholes for es­ furloughs, work release programs and European imports this year of U.S. dictments. Jaworski said a statement of guilt from caping punishment that criminals find assignment to “halfway houses.” wheat, corn and soybeans already are less Uu-ee other areas: In a broadcast interview, the special Nixon —which might have been obtained crime does pay and often pays well. Kelley said between two-thirds and Trade —important to both countries, than half those in 1973. Despite American prosecutor, who has resigned effective in return for the pardon, but was not — "Yes, they know there are risks,” three-fourths of all persons arrested each since Mexico is the best client the United government assurances, Europeans still would have been of “no material con­ Kelley said in an address prepared for a year are repeaters who have gotten off Nov. 1, said: States has in Latin America and sends fear formal U.S. restrictions or even em­ —Former President Richard Nixon Chicago crime commission lunch. “But in with light sentences, early parole or sequence.” over 70 per cent of its exports to U.S. bargoes on grain exports. their eyes—and this is the point I want to furloughs after being convicted of probably would have pleaded the Fifth Whole Story Will Come Out markets. Amendment if he had been forced to stress—the risk is worth taking ...” previous crimes. Recovering Quietly “I believe that by the time that the trial "Many are arrested,” Kelley said. “They make a living by crime,” {Celley testify before a grand jury. that is now in progress has completely un­ Migrant Mexican farm workers NEW YORK (UPI) - Officials at Sloan- “Some are brought to trial. A few may said. “They find in crime a lucritive folded, together with the evidence that has —Millions of Mexicans have been entering Kettering Memorial Hospital say eventually go to prison. But in far too profit.” Other Information already been mentioned by the House toe United Stotes illegally annually for idargaretta “Happy” Rockefeller may be many instances, somewhere along the —His office had information about White Judiciary Committee in its (impeach­ years. Mexico has been pressing able to go home sooner than is usual for judicial process, they are ‘sprung.’ The op­ House involvement in areas other than the ment) report, I think you are going to have Washington to permit a certain number of patients who have undergone radical portunities for undeserved freedom are coverup. But he said this information the story of Watergate and President migrant workers to cross the border mastectomies. like holes in a seed-they are almost could not be revealed under the Nixon’s involvement in Watergate," he legitimately with guarantees of the same Two Men Killed A spokesman for toe hospital said Sunday everywhere.” prosecutor’s present jurisdiction as set by said. treatment given U.S. farm workers. “We that patients who have had a breast and Kelley cited bail procedures which allow Congress. Jaworski said his office was continuing are ready to sign an agreement to set an In Belfast Street underlying tissues removed normally are quick freedom for hardened repeaters, Jaworski would not say whether he to investigate the area of illegal campaign annual quota of workeri,” a Mexican BELFAST (UPI) — A man firing a sub expected to rest in the hospital for “at govemmfent spokesman said in advance of “wholesale” use of concurrent sentences would have prosecuted Nixon if President contributions, and indicated charges machine gun out the rear window of a least 10 days to two weeks.” might be pressed against recipients of the today’s talks. for multiple crimes, “unreasonable” plea Ford had not pardoned him. He said the stolen car killed two men in the Roman issue was now moot, but repeated his illegal funds. Catholic Falls Road area of Belfast today. Trudeau in France Police said the victims, Michael PARIS (UPI) - Canadian Prime Loughlin, 18, and his step-brother Edward Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau arrived in Morgan, 27, died shortly after arrival at Paris for talks with French President Belfast’s Royal Victoria hospital. Valery Discard d’Estaing today. French Extortionist Threatens Ford Says GOP Chances The killings raised to 1,0M the toll of officials said the two leaders hoped to end more than five years of civil violence in­ friction that began seven years ago with a volving the Protestant majority. Catholic visit to Canada by the late French Presi­ Portland Power Supply Better Than Polls Show minority and security forces in Ulster. dent Charles de Gaulle. Police said the car used in the attack A letter addressed to Hodel but mailed WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Ford day of campaigning for Republicans was stolen in the predominantly Protes­ PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI) - An extor­ Kent Trial Begins to the FBI office here demanded the $1 says his talks with hard-nosed Republican facing uphill odds in South and North tant Green Castle quarter on the northern tionist has threatened to knock out elec­ million in exchange for cessation of the professionals have convinced him that his Carolina and in Kentucky. outskirts of Belfast. CLEVELAND (UPI) - Eight former trical power to the city unless he gets $1 bombing. It was signed “J. Hawker. ” At Louisville, where Republicans paid Angry Roman Catholic politicians hoUrs National Guardsmen go on trial in federal million from the Bonneville Power Ad­ party’s chances in next month’s elections “Our intent is to either collect $1 million are less dismal than the polls indicate. $15 to eat cold chicken and roast beef earlier had demanded more British army court today, charged in the 1970 shootings ministration. that took the lives of four students in a or to make you people wish to hell we In an interview Sunday, Ford defended sandwiches from cardboard boxes. Ford protection following the third assassina­ Don Hodel, BPA administrator, said the demonstration at Kent State University. had," the carefully written and typed note his decision to devote much of his time to acknowledged the possibility existed that tion attempt in two months against a federal agency has no intention of paying. the GOP could lose another 40 or 50 seats colleague. Five defendants face a maximum Eleven of Bonneville’s electric power said. campaigning for Republicans. The Oregon National Guard and Red “I think I spend enough time in the Oval in the House and seven or eight Senate sentence of life imprisonment if they are line towers in northwest Oregon have been Cross were on standby alert in case of a Office to get the work done,” he said. “I seats. convicted. damaged by mysterious dynamite blasts In that event, the President said, big in the past week, but no power outages major outage. Police officials put have enough time to decide what’s right reserves on standby, portable traffic and what’s wrong.” spenders will be in control of government. Fight Triggers Walkout have resulted. “The key to the Treasury will be thrown “We have no idea of the identity of the signals were readied and all power Feels He Must Cunipuign BOSTON (UPI) — A fight between a transmission facilities were under patrol. away and the money will be pouring out.” perpetrators, or their motives, except for He also shrugged off the suggestion that black boy and white girl at the Hart-Dean Democrat Gains Expected Annex to South Boston High School today their extortion demand,” Hodel’s assis­ his own influence and political prestige tant, Dan Schausten, said Sunday. will wane if the GOP takes a beating Nov. Democrats expect to make gains, but INSIDE led to a walkout of 25 white students, 5. not by such large margins as Ford men­ school officials said, as the city began its Reward Offered “If I don’t do anything and we lose,” he tioned. Some see a pickup of 20 or 30 House TODAY sixth week of classes under a court- “We have no intention of paying one red mused, “Republicans in the House would seats and perhaps two or three in the ordered desegregation plan. cent to anyone except the reward of $100,- say, ‘He didn’t even try.’” Senate. The fight broke out around 9 a.m. in a 000 for information leading to the ap­ WEATHER corridor. Officials said there were no A relaxed, shirt-sleeved President, Ford told reporters his conversations Forum of the A rts...... Page 2 prehension and prosecution of those with reliable Republican leaders he con­ arrests or serious injuries but 25 white responsible.” drink in hand, cruising home at 25,000 feet Scene from H ere...... Page 11 and 600 miles an hour aboard Air Force siders realists convinced him that things students left classes and went home. Hodel told the FBI, police, and Mayor are “not as pessimistic as some of the Bolton Charter...... Page 20 Gov. Francis W. Sargent has kept Neil Goldschmidt in an emergency Chilly with bright sunny skies today high One, talked with reporters Saturday night, 45 to 50. Clear cold tonight, low upper 20s but ground rules for the interview polls would lead you to believe.” National Guardsmen on alert indefinitely meeting here Sunday, ‘’What we probably Business N ew s...... Page 23 inland to mid 30s coast. Tuesday sunny prohibited publication until Sunday. What sort of net gains or losses does he in hopes of preventing recurrence of the face is a moderate outage where the entire Area Profile ...... Pages 8, 13 violence which has plagued some schools area might be totally without power for a becoming milder in afternoon, high near Long Duy anticipate? ‘T il tell you better in a week," he said. Scholastic sports ...... Page 15 in the past five weeks. few hours up to a day or two." 60. He was on his way home from a 16-hour MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Oct. 21, 1974 - PAGE THREE

PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancbeste-. Conn.. Mon., Oct. 21, 1974 Mayors Asking ) ABOUT Ex-Town Man Fights To Save HATIOMAi W iAfNH Sf IV»Cf FOtfCAST I* 7AM f ST K>>7S - M Showbeat TOWN 29.77 30,24 FORUM OF THE ARTS Search for Noah’s Ark Candidate Views ______B> TOMPKINS Arresting Story On Federal Aid Reservations for the Com­ Lousiana Shrimp Fisheries bined Catholic Mothers Circles SPOT •OMTON shrimp men “some relief” annual banquet close Friday A Manchester man is fighting Ordinarily over 50 per c e n t^ “It’s a crisis," he told Manchester their link to Shakespeare’s and may be made by contacting newsmen recently. ‘"The in­ financially from both the state Guida and McCoy asked each to save the shrimp boats of New the shrimp sold in the U.S. 30.48 Civic Orchestra plays. Christ, Superstar” all this week By Dick Kleiner The Connecticut Conference Mrs. Walter G. McNally, 6 comes from abroad, but the dustry could very easily be and federal governments. with two shows Sunday at 7^ and He was questioned by the of Mayors and Municipalities candidate for assurance that, if Orleans. WVOKK The Manchester Civic For reservations, call the box police who thought he was a Morse Rd.; or Mrs. Roger percentage may have climbed wiped out.” But their situation in October 8:15 p.m. All evening perfor­ HOLLYWOOD - (NEA) - (CCM) has asked all candidates elected, he will work and vote George “Josh” Snow, son of Orchestra-Chorale, beginning office, 246-6807. spy. Finally released, he went Granger, 290 Hackmatack St. much higher during the first Snow’s father told The Herald was still not good, he said. mances begin 8:15 p.m. Movie-making can be tough, for the U.S. Congress to state to re-enact the revenue-sharing George E. Snow of 93 (Joncord 1 R; its 15th season, has schooled a back up the mountain, with­ The banquet will be Oct. 30 at half of 1974. his son had been able to get the For ticket information, call but consider poor Bart program during the new Rd., is executive director of the W/, colorful program for the out telling anybody, and shot their position on re-eneactment' Willie’s Steak House. “So there’s the shrimper %AM rlU NC**CO Goodspeed the box office, 429-2912. LaRue. There’s a w arrant out Congress. Louisiana Shrimp Association orchestra’s appearance Dec. 8 his movie. But he had of Federal general revenue making less for his haul and Opera House Friday, Toho String for his arrest because of a The general revenue-sharing in New Orleans. He represents in Bailey Auditorium. sm uggle the film out sharing. Handicrafts Club of facing operational costs that “Shenandoah,” the musical Orchestra under the direction documentary he’s been try­ program is returning more than shrimp boat owners and ’The concert, which will begin Turkey. The conference is headed by Manchester Newcomers Club are about twice what they were There is no annoying which made its first run this of Tadaaki Otaka will feature a ing to make. • “There is still a w arrant 8330 million to Connecticut fishermen. LO« A N M LC S LaRue is one of those who Batholomew F. Guida, mayor will meet tonight at 8 at the last year,” Snow said. Rockefeller To Pay at 3 p.m., will consist of por­ season at the Goodspeed, broke out for my arrest,” he Mys. towns in five years, the two Shrimp prices last year were delay when you have program of music by Mozart, believe that Noah's Ark is of New Haven with Mayor Nutmeg Program Center, 79 N. “He’s being ruined.” tions of “The Firebird Suite” all records as the longest run­ “I’m accused of being iq a men said. 8160 for a 210-pound barrel. This a prescription filled at Tdiaikovsky, Vivaldi and Bela still around. He thinks he Frank J. McCoy of Vernon as Main St., to make burlap wall Times have been tough for by Stravinsky, “L’Arlesienne ning musical at the Opera prohibited military zone “If general revenue sharing year they are about 850. Additional Tax Bill Bartok in the Jorgensen knows exactly where it is — first vice president. hangings. the shrimp fleet before. In the our pharmacy. Your Suite” by Bizet, and “Concerto House. Originally slated to play without the necessary permit. is not re-enacted by the next The drop in prices due to a Auditorium at UConn . Call the frozen solid at the 14,000-fqot The request was contained in late 1930s and early 1950s, lOWItT TiMKIATW fl for Cello’’ by Dvorak. from Aug. 12 to Sept. 14, it was Congress, Connecticut glut on the shrimp market from WASHINGTON (UPI) - sum” when he receives it. medicine will be ready box office for information at level of a Turkish mountain. Actually, besides smuggling letters to all 20 candidates for Mrs. Jay Rubinow of prices fell. But the vise has 40 Johnathan Abramowitz, cellist, extended four extra weeks by This Mt. Ararat is 17,000 feet my film out, I had to smuggle municipalities willhave two op­ shrimp coming from Mexico Multi-millionaire Nelson A. There is no penalty assessed as quickly as profes­ the above number. U.S. Senator and Represen­ Manchester, past chairman of never been squeezed as tightly will be soloist. popular demand. high and the Turks don't myself out, too.” tions, either drastically cut and India has made Snow’s job Rockefeller says he has by the IRS for such tatives from Connecticut. Each the Capitol Region Mental as now. Snow said. sional skill and accu­ ’The orchestra is under the After running for three weeks want any part of it. He .says he had to climb back on existing basic a desperate one. reached agreement with the settlements. •lECeNO* Photography also received a town-by-town Health Planning Committee, Snow graduated from racy allow. Relax in a direction of Dr. Jack Heller of in Boston, it will open at New “We’d like to melt the down the mountain at night municipal services or raise Snow says the only thing that Internal Revenue Service to Rockefeller said he agreed to A collection of photographs tabulation by Congressional will lead a workshop on Manchester High School in 1938. the University of Connecticut. York’s Alvin ’Theatre on Jan. glacier so the Ark would be — “the scariest thing I ve municipal property tax rates,” will save the shrimp boats at pay 8907,000 in additional pay the additional taxes for the comfortable chair or IAIN by Jon M. Harrison, director of ever done.” Districts, showing the property “Citizen Participation in Set­ He attended the University of jSNOW ’The orchestra and chorale 14. visible,” LaRue says, “but McCoy and Guida said. this point is a subsidy. federal taxes, plus interest, in a years 1%9 through 1973 after browse for the few publications at Manchester Turkey isn’t a country you LaRue believes that the tax impact for all 169 towns. ting Priorities for a Public Connecticut until enlisting in All will join talents for a spring They called attention to the “ Say you had a loan settlement based on the last the IRS declined to allow major Community College, will be on can work in. They found Ark is up there. He says he Mental Health Program” at a the Army in 1940. minutes. SO ISHOWEIS F lo w concert at a date to be an­ effect which discontinuance of program,” Snow told a five years. deductions for business . Hartford display at the University of Mary’s home in Turkey some has seen bits of timber from mental health conference- After the war, he moved to nounced. shared revenues will have on newspaper in New Orleans. The vice presidential expenses, charitable con­ u n Wf ATHtt rOIOCASI ^ Stage Company Connecticut Wilbur Cross years ago and that attracted it, that there was a time when workshop Tuesday at the Hart­ New Bedford, Mass, and was Other than its annual concert the 169 towns. They said, "54 “When you’re not making nominee insisted Friday the tributions and repayment of a “The Hot L Baltimore” will Library until Nov. 3. thousands of tourists. But there was a thaw and it was ford Hilton Hotel. employed by the Department of engagements, the Manchester Turkey wasn’t interested. visible, that the glacier could municipalities will have to anything to begin wjth, how can IRS audit was of a “routine” loan to a Venezuelan bank. Civic Orchestra-Chorale has conclude its present run at the Harrison’s subject is the way Game and Fisheries of the nature such as he has un­ “This is a normal audit that WESTOWN theater on Kinsley St. in Hart­ “You see, if the Ark is on be melted sufficiently so the raise property tax rates over you repay what you owe? l5li7Jd7.W ri.''J performed for “An Evening of in which the forces of nature Mt. Ararat, then it con­ Ark could be visible dgain. “No, the only answer is some federal government. dergone all his life, and that the goes on every year for someone ford on Sunday. Catholic two mills; 29 over three mills; The Kiwanis Club of For Period Ending 7 AM EST Tuesday. Monday night will find snow activity in Performing Arts’’ during slowly have their way with tradicts the Koran, which “ 1 think,” he says, “that the form of subsidy, perhaps just to After a year there, he was IRS was “just five years with as big an income — it’s 455 HARTFORD RD. Opening Nov. 1 will be "Short and 10 over four mills.” Manchester, Inc. will meet northeastern Nevada, changing to rain and showers in Utah and Colorado and New Manchester’s Sesquicentennial man-made things once Man has says the Ark is on another Ark is so important to history Convention meet fuel costs.’’ transferred to New Orleans behind” in settling the bill. happened to Nelson every year MANCHESTER Eyes, performed by The Fami­ They termed these conser­ Tuesday at noon at the Mexico. Clear to partly cloudy throughout the rest of the nation. Minimum readings in­ and for this year’s program abandoned them and turned his mountain.” that it’s criminal not to allow The shrim p industry in where he was in charge until he When normal six per cent in­ since — forever,” said ■ YOUR COMMUNITY ly, a unique. New York-based vative figures, “since the ram­ Manchester Country Club. The cludes: (approx, maximum temperatures in parenthesis) Atlanta 41 (68), Boston 42 (58), sponsored by the Manchester attention elsewhere. So Turkey gives any Ark- scientists to investigate it Scheduled Louisiana employs over 10,000 retired in 1973. terest is added, it is expected Rockefeller's press secretary HEALTH SERVICE STORE' company of former prison in­ pant inflation has I'.ot been administrator of the Mansfield Chicago 40 (59), Cleveland 38 ( 54), Dallas 56 (71), Denver 37 ( 56), Duluth 27 (47), Houston Area Council of Churches. A Manchester native, searchers a hard time. thoroughly.” men and is worth 880 million to The shrimp men hired him to the IRS bill will be over $1 Hugh Morrow. “IRS auditors mates. LaRue is the latest. He has Manchester Council of calculated into our equation.” Training School will be guest Anyone interested in Harrison now lives in Coventry. ♦lie state. Snow argues. speak for them. million. Rockefeller said he are with us practically the year 55 (76), Jacksonville 49 (77), Kansas City 49 ( 77), Little Rock 43 (71), Los Angeles 55 (71), “Short Eyes” (the title is shot a documentary, “The Catholic Women will have its Should general revenue speaker. Miami 71 (81), Minneapolis 41 (61), New Orleans 54 ( 78), New York 43 (57), Phoenix 60 becoming a patron member annual convention Saturday at sharing not be re-enacted by the would pay the bill in a “lump round.” may contact any of the patron prison jargon for a child Ark of Noah,” which he hopes (78), San Francisco 46 ( 66), Seattle 41 (58), St. Louis 44 ( 68) and Washington 44 ( 62) molester) follows an explosive Hebron Players to sell to TV, but filming St. Joseph’s School auditorium, 94th Congress, the additional committee chairmen who are The John Sibun wasn’t easy. Hartford. mills needed to compensate for degrees. Mrs. John Fedorchak, Mrs. day on one floor of a big city Club To Hear house of detention, revealing Shakespearean Players present “Ararat, he says, “is in a The convention will open at 9 the loss, have been figured by Nancylou Waite and Walter strict military zone, in East VOTE the peculiar hierarchies of “The Many Moods of a.m. with coffee and registra­ the conference. Travel Talk Kucek, or write to the Shakespeare” Oct. 27 at 7:30 Turkey, 15 miles from the tion. Sister Mary Kenneth Manchester, in the First Manchester Civic Orchestra- prison society and its self- borders of Iran and Russia. p.m. at St. Peter’s Church, Rt. Moore will speak on religious Congressional District, Mrs. Robert Lavallee of Chorale, Box 861, Manchester. imposed racial segregation, Police and the Army are all YES 85 in Hebron. education at 9:20. The Most received 81,163,313 during 1973- Gardner, Mass., will give an il­ A budget of about 87,500 is acerbic street language and over the place.” ’The performance will benefit Rev. John F. Whealon, 74 and the loss would mean a lustrated lecture on Australia, needed to meet the expenses of bitterly ironic humor. They require permits to St. Peter’s Church. . archbisop of Hartford, will need to increase the mill rate New Zealand and the Fiji THEATER the auditorium, guest soloists For information, call the box enter the area — but they All in the Family Donations are $2 for adults, ; celebrate Mass at 11. by 4.1 mills. Islands at the Professional and the conductor. office, 525-4258. won’t issue any permits. SCHEDULE and $1.25 for students. “So we bribed everybody,” : At noon, the council will have Bolton, and South Windsor, Women’s Club meeting LaRue says. “They found out • a business meeting followed by also in the First District, would •fcii./-' Simsbury Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Malaysia Favorite Bushnell Hartt College we were there, chased us and • lunch at the Holiday Inn in also suffer. Bolton received Robbins Room of Center Light Opera confiscated all our equip­ Memorial Hall of Music ; Hartford. The guest speaker is 860,191 in funds and would need Congregational Church. Vernon Cinema 1 — “The SINGAPORE (UPI) - Auditions for the Simsbury ment.” “Oh, it’s quite easy to Wednesday, ’The Civic Music World-famous contralto , the Rev. Edmund M. O’Brien of a 2.8 increase while South Wind­ Mrs. Lavallee is the former All Stores Join In Grand Opening Come In & Pick Up Destructors” 7:15-9;00 Midway into its second Light Opera Company’s produc­ LaRue wired his partner ? 5 ; Bristol, spirital moderator for follow,” Din says. “We’re not Association presents Julian Marian Anderson will be the sor received 8249,000 and would Hope Henderson who was art Your Copy Of Our Cinema 2 — "Death Wish” successful season, “All in the tion of “The Mikado” will be for more money. The return Of Our 29th Store! that unfamiliar with American Bream, English guitarist and guest artist featured at • all councils in the Archdiocese need a 2-mill increase. instructor at Manchester High Latest Circular! 7:30-9:20 Family” is still leaving Oct. 27, 28 and 29. cable — worth $6,000 — was people and politics you know.” lutanist, at 8 p.m. Admission is “ Musical Wednesdays” held up for 25 days. LaRue ^ of Hartford. Towns in the Second District, School for a number of years. Showplace — “ Doctor foreigners in Malaysia and Anyone interested in acting Sale Starts Monday Thru Saturday, October 26th! What about Archie’s racial by Civic Music membership on­ Wednesday at Millard says the average income in ; Council members will also in this area, the amount they She and her husband have Zhivago” 7:30 Singapore wondering how in the or singing in the Gilbert and and ethnic slurs assaulting the ly. Contact A. Botticini at 527- Auditorium, Hartt College of Turkey is $400 a year so they , make a pilgrim age to St. received this current year and traveled extensively, and she UA East 1 — “Gone With the world enough locals can be Sullivan o[>eretta is invited to NOV. 5th. tender ears of sensitive Orien­ 3123 for information. Music of the University of Hart­ couldn’t understand a $6,000 - Joseph’s Cathedral, tyhere they the tax increase needed, are as will show some of the slides Wind” 7:45 tuning in to such gamy try out. tals? Din admits his govern­ Thursday, "A Connecticut ford, at 10 a.m. cable. will receive a plenary in­ follows: Andover, 86,470, .5; taken during their journeys. UA East 2 - “The Mad Americana to keep it going. The schedule for casting is ment censors out some of it but Yankee in King A rthur’s Admission to the “Musical dulgence. Columbia, 89,529, .4; Coventry, The evening will open with Adventures of Rabbi Jacobs” ’The Archie Bunkers would be Oct. 27,2 to 5 p.m. and Oct. 28,7 L not all. The Bunker lip turned Court,” presented by The Wednesdays” series, or any Reservations close tonight 861,949, 1.4; Ellington, 867,947, refreshments. Hostesses are 7:40-9:30 amazed. It turns out the to 10 p.m. at Eno Memorial ^ . 1 on Jews, blacks, and Poles National Theatre Company, single program may be ob­ and may be made with Mrs. 1.3; Tolland, 878,444, 1.4; and Mrs. Marie Flynn, Miss Huldah UA Elast 3— “Harry and Ton- Chinese, Malay, and Indian Town Hall in Simsbury. Tryouts stays in. Anything that might will present a special perfor­ tained at the door or by contac­ - K.M. Conkling, 57 Englewood Vernon, 8310,093, 1.9. Butler and Miss Avis Kellogg. to” 7:30-9:30 folk, who do the watching aren’t Oct. 29 will be 7 to 10 p.m. in the offend Arabs — Malaysia’s a mance for area groups. General ting Miss Grayce Long, coor­ ' Dr. The fee is 86. —U Burnside Theatre — “The so dumb. Moslem country — or any large Simsbury High School. ($redise admission is 81.50. dinator, at 243-4463. relief Gambler” 7:30-9:30 And there are enough of part of the local population Friday, Saturday and Sunday, Newcomers are invited. Showcase Cinema 1 — “The them, reports Harun Din, the comes out. Eric Paval narrates Steele Vote Linked CUAKt Longest Yard” 2:20-4:50-7:25- government official in Kuala ’There’s obviously enough left “Shakespeare’s Britain Jorgensen Theater Four Seasons Lumpur responsible for 9:50 in to reach plenty of viewers, Today,” at 8 p.m. Paval takes The Dramatic Arts Depart­ Dinner Theatre Showcase 2 — “Mixed Com­ programing on the state-run some of whom talk about the the armchair traveler to ment of the University of “Minnie’s Boys,” a rollicking To Vote for Nate pany” 2:00-4:00-5:50-7:5010:00 network, to have renewed the Pilot Killed same recognition of the Bunker regions in the British Isles Connecticut in Storrs is new musical comedy based on Showcase 3 — “The Odessa series once and probably to do household that creates the pull famous for their history and for currently showing “Jesus the lives of the Marx Brothers, In Plane Crash distribute Steele brochures File” 2:10-4:35-7:05-9:30 so again. The Manchester campaign on the American audience. opened last week at the Four CHESHIRE (UPI) - A small door-to-door, with visits Showcase 4 — “That’s Enter­ “We took it off for awhile but • Fantastik Bathroom Cleaner ALL 8-TRACK AND “In a way I like the show Seasons Dinner Theatre in aircraft described by police as coordinators for Robert Steele, planned to each home in tainment” 2:00-4:35-7:05-9:35 so many viewers wrote in •Lysol Toilet Bowl Cleaner partly because Archie is an or­ Higganum and will play for You ceiiafniy ca n ... home-made crashed into a farm Republican candidate for Manchester. Included with the CASSETTE TAPES saying they missed it we put it dinary worker just like me,” eight weeks. field in Cheshire, killing the governor, are reminding brochures are envelopes for YOUR CHOICE back in the schedule,” Din says. Kuala Lumpur auto mechanic The production depicts the voters, "Remember, a vote for donations, which can be mailed NOW ON SALE! “It’s quite popular among the pilot Saturday. 17 oz. Fantastik Hashim Abdul Rahman 25 says. Marxes as the slovenly sons of a Steele is a vote for directly to Steele headquarters. English-speaking. Not as pop­ Watch Your Police said the victim, Ferdi­ “In all the other shows from doting mother, Minnie, who is Manchester’s own Nate Mrs. Ferguson commented, . 24 oz. Lysol SEE OUR HUGE ular as ^fennix maybe, but cer­ TV TONIGHT nand Schriver, of Monroe, was America everyone is driving the driving force behind their Agostinelli, Republican can­ “What has been exciting to us is SELECTIONI Series tainly its one of the best of the flying around the area in the Our Reg. 79-: Ea. FOR big cars and flying in air­ early efforts to achieve star­ didate for lieutenant governor. the many calls we are receiving J 6.98 comedy imports.” small, single-engine plane when planes.” dom. . a wing fell off and it plunged to Nate has worked for all of the from people anxious to work for “All in the Family” goes on 6:00 Ticket prices for dinner and FAT-GO people, regardless of party af­ • Lysol Spray Disinfectant Rahman admits he can’t un­ Hollywood Squares ... 22-30 ; the ground. Steele, The calls are from peo­ the air at 10 p.m. on ’Thursdays show begin at 89.95, and reser­ Lose ugly excess weight with the derstand why “Archie calls his News...... 3-0-22-30 Antiques ...... 24 Police said the mishap that filiation, and we are all for ple who don’t normally work in • Mop & Glo Floor Wax Series 1 7 Series in Malaysia is picked up son-in-law Meathead,” but “I 12 O’clock High ...... 18 Polka ...... 40 vations may be made by calling sensible NEW FAT-GO diet him.” plan. 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Pul Energy and Enthusiam back into state government- FILE, I f f lliif HM mioveiLM UIafveit Real controversy -the Vole Democratic November 5th ^ MO O flf UM Of II 17 ACMMTTf D ^ i d i E S T '" ^ kind Chichester seldom cre­ (Aft limit may wary t YARD" * ates — followed its treatment ( Barry fo r Commlllee, Harry J. Deegan^ Treaturer w.w.i.'.'.'.'.*; of the “Oedipus” of Sopho­ cles. - MPAA MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Oct. 21, 1974— PAGE FIVE PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERAl I State’s Auditor’s iflaurltpsJpr tupiihui Uprali ANDREW TULLY Have 300-Year-Old OPINION Service Tradition ;,V Ci ^JSew Racism^ In Education EDITORS NOTE; The Agostinelli, a candidate for public’s right to know how the lieutenant governor, was ■J government spends its tax chagrined not only at the dis­ money is a tradition in Connec­ covery but was upset that Energy Crisis Becker, a fellow Republican, ticut which goes back nearly WASHINGTON - Unfortunately for the force schools to “prepare or maintain any had affixed his signature along records or statistics pertaining to the three centuries. This Capital Frustration, impatience, disappoint­ in the national interest formulate our Republic’s tranquility. Rep. Marjorie S. with a Democrat to their race, religion, sex or national origin of Project Report looks at the Holt, R-Md., made a cogent point when report. ment and affront are words being policy on the basis of the on-again and teachers and students.” reach of Connecticut’s two she charged that in the field of education Likewise Rep. Irving J. directed at the national administra­ off-again benevolence of the Arab there has arisen “a new racism which That, it seems to me, sums up' what J auditors who operate as the educational civil rights is all about. state’s fiscal guardians. Stolberg D-New Haven was nations. Nor can we put all of our operates in the guise of government tion as it speaks out bluntly to warn Integration of schools should be color By ROBERT LAMBERT angered at the auditors for policy...” questioning whether he could Arabs and other oil producers that the chips on the ability of the United Mrs. Holt was speaking for her amend­ blind, by constitutional edict. It should not HARTFORD (UPI) - be designed to serve a student because he Anyone hoping to do Connec­ teach at Southern Connecticut tourniquet they are applying on the in­ States to convince other industrial oil ment to a supplemental appropriations bill State College and be a state that would give the Health, Education, and is black or white or brown, but simply ticut taxpayers out of cash dustrial world is self-defeating. consumers to unite with us against the because he is a student born with the same goods or services probably will representative. The auditors Welfare Department some $5.8-billion say he can’t. The main concern of the critics threat of exorbitant oil prices. When over the next two years for aid to public rights guaranteed every other American. have to deal with state auditors They said the separation of schools. The amendment would prevent This is not to say that a school system Henry Becker and Leo Donohue appears to be that jawboning of the the chips are down, national interests powers prevents Stolberg from the federal government from cutting off which denies certain students proper — sooner or laterj serving as a lawmaker in the Arabs — or fist shaking as the Wall will certainly take precedence over financial aid to school systems that dis­ education should go unpunished. Ad­ Becker, 44, and Donohue, 49, legislative branch and a obey desegregation orders. It was passed ministrators of that school system can be have one major worry — they Street Journal recently called it — is collective efforts. professor in the state college, by the House, 220 to 169. held in contempt and ultimately fined do such a close job of overdone and futile. The example The ultimate solution to our energy and/or jailed if they refuse to purge examining the state’s books which falls under the executive What Mrs. Holt said in bffect was what finding backed up by the at­ frequently used is that on a single day shortage problem lies at home and it many concerned citizens have been themselves of contempt. But in making that some politicians would like the child’s race an issue, the elitists blithe­ to put them out of business. At torney general. President Ford, Secretary of State rests on the p^estal of self- thinking, to wit, that in its zeal to in­ ly ignore the discrimination suffered by one point someone tried to Under a maximum penalty of I (Jj tegrate all public schools an educationist Kissinger, Treasury Secretary Simon sufficiency. Whatever the cost, the white student who is bused miles to a move their offices out of the a $100 fine and six months in clique in the federal bureaucracy has ig­ prison, the auditors are com­ and Federal Energy Administration whatever the sacrifice, we must make nored the people’s inalienable right to run black school merely to satisfy a quota State Capitol. pattern. They have 300 years of tradi­ pelled to report all usable the enormous energy resources their own schools and indeed, the in­ irregularities in the expen­ chief John Sawhill warned the Arabs dividual freedom of the pupils involved. For that matter, what happens to the in­ tion and a brief but to-the-point diture of public funds. of the folly of their course. of the United States as soon as possi­ The educationist complex has done this dividual liberty of the black pupil who is section in the statute books out­ plucked out of a neighborhood school and lining their duties and powers Since nearly all state govern­ Good for them. It shows, if nothing ble. by placing emphasis on the irrelevant. Off ment activities involve tax bused across town or county to a white to back them up. the record, one cannot dispute Mrs. Holt’s dollars, their reach is far. To i I- else, that there is some coordination Even that, unfortunately, will not statement that instead of improving public school? Under the elitists’ master plan, a The tradition of public better education is only incidental to the scrutiny of public finances in carry out the statutory man­ of effort in Washington. But, beyond gain immediate credibility with the school education, the bureaucrats labor at date, Becker and Donohue have classifying individuals according to race, aim of forced and irrational integration. Connecticut dates at least back this, we wonder what the feelings of Arabs. It will take some time and 3 Surely, it is sinking to the nadir or con­ to the 1680s when the General asked that even the smallest sex and religion and imposing racial fiscal infractions be reported to Americans could be if their leaders some visible effort to show them that quotas "on institutions of many kinds.” descension to hold that a black child Court, the colonial precursor to benefits scholastically and culturally by the present legislature, hired their office. simply took the oil price extortion we mean business. Mrs. Holt’s amendment is not anti­ The state Department of sitting next to a white child in a five auditors for a sum of grain, .P\ integration, but merely an effort to clear Transportation found that a meekly without saying a word. What the Administration might be classroom. to go over the financial records away the kind of debris that clutters the $291 dollar outdoor toilet was We may slowly be going nuts. Rep. of the colony. • The critics also assume that the Ad­ preparing us for is the fact that we movement to integrate. Its intent is stated stolen in Old Lyme and that a $3 Manchester Herald and Associated Travel Agencies in plain English, as follows: Edith Green, C-Ore., neither a racist nor a When the colonies declared ministration is speaking only to the never will go back to the holycon days mailbox was missing from the 1. The amendment specifies that none of sexist, reports sadly that some govern­ their independence the tradi­ Rocky Hill ferry station. Other Arabs and other oil producers. Could of unlimited use of energy that ment officials are even drafting tion was maintained. In 1793, the aid to public schools approved in the reported losses include 100 appropriations bill may be used to force a regulations to sex discrimination in the much in the same way that it be that the Administration also is preceded the Yom Kippur war and the gallons of antifreeze and toll school system “as a condition for Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, the Camp Fire V A 1 ^ - Connecticut’s present auditors collections in Greenwich. doing a little missionary work among subsequent oil embargo by Arabs. Girls, the YMCA and the YWCA. examine the records, John receiving grants and other benefits,” to The periodic examination of classify teachers or students by race, In short, Big Brother not only threatens Treadwell and Samuel Willis the American citizens, warning us all Or, putting it another way, if we all 7 ^ ' the financial records of the religion or national origin. to take over every public school from reviewed the colony’s treasury TRAVEL began to behave as if there still were state’s 100 or so agencies and that leaner times lie ahead? Podunk, Mass., to Coos Bay, Ore., it now accounts and concluded the 2. The amendment says financial aid regular checking of the state It is plain that the United States of long lines at the filling stations, we Autumn on Autumn Street in ! Dunn) seeks to render null and void the citizen’s books were in order. may not be used as a condition to the payroll, however, consume assignment of teachers or students to constitutional right of privacy and free Their work was discovered America cannot tolerate for long the will have taken the first step on the most of the time of the 80 schools or classes for reasons of race, association. In some slum neighborhood of recently when a vault was employes of the office of the hemorrhage of dollars to other long road toward gaining the attention religion, sex or national origin; nor to the Styx. King Goerge 111 must be green opened in the basement of the auditors of public accounts. nations. It also is plain that we cannot of the Arabs.. with envv. Capitol. The document, well preserved despite exposure to Their functions are con­ dampness, was even signed by sidered so vital that the gover­ SHOW MAX LERNER the state comptroller Andrew nor is barred by law from Kingsbury the same way that trying to cut their expenditures JaworskVs Silence Toys Make Hospital Stay Easier audits of the treasurer’s office even in a deficit situation. When are certified today. Gov. Thomas J. Meskili Thursday, October 24 RAY CROMLEY Being a patient in the pediatrics department of Rockville General Hospital is fun, es­ wielded the economy knife he The main trouble with silence is "It’s a mistake to believe there Two Nobel Economists pecially when you have so many toys to play with. Although he was being discharged To this day the auditors are under the jurisdiction of the was unable to touch the that it can be misinterpreted. would have been more evidence for William “Chip” Gelinas of Enfield, was still interested in a toy turtle he took a liking to.. Manchester High School Auditorium Americans Latest legislature, a holdover of auditors office which operates Former Special Watergate the public if he had been tried,” The cart of toys was donated by the Education Committee of the Ellington Junior colonial distrust of the under a $1.3 million budget. East Middle Turnpike, Manchester Prosecutor Leon Jaworski has been Jaworski told a Wall Street Journal NEW YORK - The Nobel Prize com­ cannot build themselves up with foreign Women’s Club. Sandra Valella, committee chairman is shown, left, and Mrs. Virginia executive. The demand for reliable in­ mittee has broken the American streak of aid and cannot save themselves by power World Policy: None Heim, LPN, is holding “Chip.” Each member of the club donated a toy for the cart and Connecticut Is the only state, formation on government silent, until recently, on President reporter. prize-winning economists and awarded the dams and steel plants. All honor to him for also for a toy box given to the hospital’s emergency room. (Herald photo by Richmond.) Becker says, where there are operations has put an added 8:00 P.M. Ford’s pardon of former President He went on to add, “If he had been economics prize to a Swede and an this candor and realism, which the now- two auditors responsible for the load on the auditors. The 1974 WASHINGTON - (NEA) - If U.S. Austrian-Gunnar Myrdal and Friedrich forlorn champions of big aid grants Europe? Without the U.S. nuclear um­ state books. In some states the legislature authorized an in­ Richard Nixon. pardoned after indictment, the public prestige is declining in the world, it’s our von Hayek — one a liberal Socialist, the coudn’t muster. brella and American trade and auditors operate under the crease of $37,900 to hire three own doing. Doors Open At 7:30 P.M. Jaworski has resigned the post and would have no new information. If he other an out-and-out conservative. 'They In my early days in the 1940s, I stoutly technology. Japan would face a far less MANCHESTER executive branch of govern­ more auditors to handle the For wherever one looks, influential rosy future. passed over (to the woe of grantors and assailed Friedrich von Hayek’s “The Road ment or may be elected. work load from establishment now has spoken out. Until his state­ had gone to trial, he could have in­ leaders behind the scenes are urgently Venezuela Faces HOSPITAL grantees alike) two Americans who might to Serfdom.” It was not only my convic­ The program is not lack of influence. It Both Becker, who is down-to- of new agencies in recent years. ment, there were countless stories begging this country to take over volved the Fifth Amendment have worn the garland jauntily — Milton tion but my liberal duty — and I did it. is rather indecisiveness in the White ■ earth and a Republican and leadership. This is true in Japan, West NOTES FREE! Courtesy of about Jaworski being opposed to the guarantees against self-incrimination, Friedman and John Kenneth Galbraith — Since then, both Keynesism and House, the State Department and in. Donohue, who is professorial Germany, Britain, Italy, Egypt, Israel and Major Decisions one a conservative, the other a semi- capitalism have survived — both what Von Congress. This country today has no and a Democrat, have had long United Air Lines pardon and that the reason for his pleaded nolo contendere, or even the Middle East, much of Latin America Discharged Thursday: Ralph Socialist; both witty, both influential, both Hayek was attacking and what he was foreign policy, no Midea’st policy, no West experience in state finances and in some of Africa. Savage, 7 Seneca Dr., Vernon; resignation was the pardon. pleaded guilty, and we wouldn’t have cantankerous. trying to save. • European policy, no Asian policy and no and know how to weather the Statesmen from London to Bonn to By PHIL NEWSOM “ An essential plank of my Bertram Higgins, 395 Ellington GLOBE This is the season in the sun for I have learned to respect him, even Russian or Chinese policies. It has no storms that break when they Now Jaworski has spoken. He said learned any new details.” Rome have made clear that if the U.S. LPI government’s action will be the Rd., South Windsor; Barbara econimists. The don’t know much, and though I don’t share his cherished view of worldwide policy and no Russian or the evidence to be presented at the economy falters badly. West Europe will Foreign News Analyst fight against poverty . . . Marquis, 87 Windsor Ave., handle politically touchy issues. Travel Service In summary, the special what they do know, they know too little the operation of the free market. It needs Chinese policies. It has no worldwide State Comptroller Nathan G. go down. The Japanese echo this concern. “The Venezuelan state can­ Rockville; Meta Scheer, ORCHIDS trial, now in progress, “will show avail. But they are beautiful to behold as controls, including the kind of Kaynesian policy on oil or energy, foreign invest­ Venezuelan President Carlos 555 MAIN STREET prosecutor’s silence was not his way not look with indifference on Glastonbu^; Archangelo Agostinelli was embarrassed they squirm and flounder, wriggle and controls that President Ford has included Equivalent messages come in from much ment, inflation, the recycling of Andres Perez is using his coun­ Nixon’s guilty just as much as a guilty of disapproving the pardon, nor his the enrichment of a few with Damato,'i*ir9 Keeney St.; when the auditors, following up 643-2165 jump about like fish enclosed in the net of in his economic package, and probably of the underdeveloped world. A new piece petrodollars, arms control or defense. try’s new oil wealth to improve Over 30 Years of research illustrates with astounding the wealth which belongs to Dorothy LaPlant, East Hart­ on a newsman’s query, found For The First 200 plea.” Thus he laid to rest the conjec­ feeling that the pardon would hamper economic circumstance. wage and price controls as well. But I also Policies worked up in one department or the lot of urban and rural poor campaign envelopes for GOP Travel Experience clarity the heavy economic dependence of all. .” ford; Peter Jenack, 14 Dudley I don’t recall their ever predicting feel that, whatever the interventions in the another are negated by policies developed and pondering the effect the contender Robert H. Steele Authorized agent in Manchester ture that the pardon would keep the his office’s efforts to present the full the non-industrialized nations on the His government has ear­ St.; Evelyn Sedlacek, East for all Airlines, Railroads and anything of consequence with any preci­ economy by the government, we need to in other departments. bonanza may have on being stuffed in his office, a Ladies At The Show! Watergate story and Nixon’s involve­ American market, techonology and marked millions of dollars for Hartford; Marion Shanahan, 3 Steamship Lines. Watergate story in court. sion. More often than not, they are over­ remember the dangers of swollen We make dramatic moves without plan­ Venezuela’s relations with the leadership. development programs with Bancroft Rd., Ellington. violation of the law. ment from being fully told. On the contrary, it appears the par­ taken by events. No Cassandras, they. But governmental power. ning or preparation. These confuse, annoy United States. A series of reports attest to the fact that agriculture in the forefront. Also, Norman Nadeau, 244 they carry weight for the same reason that Both dangers exist — that of arbitrary and frequently anger our allies and tempt Whatever the future of those Jaworski also stated that Nixon, in don, while it immunes Nixon from An ironic fact of the uneven Brewster St., Coventry; David shamans do. The magic they deal with and unchecked economic power and that major Arab nations, beginning with Saudi our opponents to rash actions inimical to relations is to be, Perez at the Arabia, are more confident in the U.S. . Venezuelan economy is that 50 Bruce, Hartford; Joseph accepting the pardon, clearly shows possible punishment, makes a full air-. touches our lives to the quick and may of arbitrary and unchecked governmental our interests. moment has the full support of years ago, 75 per cent of the Remillard, Lauzon, Canada, prove the difference between survival and power. That may have been the message future than in that of any other nation. With no visible counter action in hand. Venezuelan political parties the former president's guilt. So much ing of the matter more possible. population liveid on the land. Paul Ward, High Manor Trailer death. So we treat them as shamans or the Nobel Prize committee sent us by This is evidenced by the growing number President Ford and Secretary of State and labor groups which reacted HAWAII for the rumors that Jaworski was of Arab investments in the United States, Today 75 per cent of the popula­ Park, Vernon; Judith Sieg- F or those who misjudged Magi, very much as Carlos Castaneda choosing two men who are at the opposite Kissinger speak out strongly against those with resentment against by the deposit of Arab funds in American tion is in the cities, while mund, 80 Brook St., South Wind­ Presented by United Air Lines afraid the pardon would cover-up Jaworski’s silence, we hope next time treated Don Juan, with fear and ends of the political spectrum. nations which are boosting oil prices speeches by President Ford and 'banks and the growing desire of Arab thousands of acres of fertile sor; Ruth Annis, 34 Bunco Dr.; trembling, and we hope they won't scare In both cases, the prize winners had beyond all reason , leaving friends with Secretary of State Henry A. REDUCING Nixon’s role. they will be more careful in their in­ governments to secure the services of land lie idle and the country im­ Emilene Corcoran, 16 Hamlin us out of our wits with their forecasts as done their technical economic work long mouth s agape and arousing scorn among Kissinger demanding a American technology. Since most of the ports 70 per cent of its food. St.; Thomas Filloramo, 375 S. terpretation of silence. they read the bloody auspices. ago and later moved into more general the oil producers. lowering of oil prices. oil-rich lands will be dependent on these Officially, unemployment is Main St.; Anne Kundahl, East I first encountered Gunnar Myrdal in In­ areas of study. In neither case has there West European leaders were visibly an­ Venezuela is the world’s third A QUIZ been much immediate light shed on the investments when their petroleum noyed when Kissinger, with much ado, in­ about six per cent but actually Hartford; Robert Pohlmann, 50 “This Is Hawaii” dia in 1960, when his wife, Alva Myrdal, largest exporter of oil after resources are depleted, the Arabs obvious­ is believed closer to 12 per cent. Clark Rd., Bolton; Thomas Caf- was ambassador at New Delhi, and he was special economic urgencies of our time. It vited the Big Five in to develop an oil- Saudi Arabia and Iran and is a 1. Apparently not. Psycho- ly are tying their economic future to share frey, 23 Linmore Dr. / lecturing there. I had read his “American isn’t good to have men honored who are inflation-energy program — with no plan founder of the Organization of Starring in the petrodollar pool, apparently will logical.tests given to very fat Dilemma” about blacks and whites in already laden with years and honors. But in mind and no idea of what the United Petroleum Exporting Countries need to borrow through American banks. m en with identical tests American life and thought it was good these were safe choices, not daring ones States wants or is planning. (OPEC). 4 \ DON HO For the time being at least, the Chinese given to men of normal pioneering in the shadowy zone bqtween that would give direction to the economic Adroit diplomatic agreements, Perez is a strong supporter of J fear the Russians and the Russians the detailed research, bold thinking and public theory in the future. breakthrough talks with China and Russia the increased oil prices and in WASTE KING weight revealed no personal­ Local travel agents and United Air Chinese. Both thus need this country. policy. I have another lance to break with the and tightrope negotiations to avoid war in an open letter admonished the ity differences. Lines representatives wiil be present Which major country, other thqn the OPEN FORUM By the 1960s, he had moved to the Nobel committee. Why give a prize only to the Middle East and Cyprus are great American president against UNIVERSAL to answer any of your travel United States can be trusted by both the problem of economic development in the economists? Important as economics is, it achievements. They do not constitute a threats and said dialogue should questions. Israeli and the Egyptians? Without U.S. DIVISION OF NORRIS INDUSTRIES 2. Yes. For proper health and Third World, and it is there he has turned is perhaps the earth of our social policy which should be a standard around take the place of confrontation. approval what sort of an arms or force Michael Dworkin the conventional liberal-Socialist thinking existence, but not the flowing waters, the which friends can rally and a symbol of The Venezuelans are sen­ vigor, the body needs ade­ Boosts Steele reduction arrangement can be worked out around by saying that the new econimies air, the fire. Why not prizes for political determination which will give pause to sitive to the fact they never Registsred quate nutrition, best supplied between the Soviet Union and West and social theory, for history, for psy­ enemies. received thanks from the Pharmacist by ea tin g normally three PRIZE chology, for theology and ethics and value United States that Venezuela To the editor: providing housing for the elderly since FtCTORV AUTHORIZED times a day. , f l One of the best ways to judge whether theory, for education, for ecology and continued to fulfill its oil com­ THE QUESTIONS 1959” by Democratic Sen. Frank Moss of- ■ethology? DRAWINGS Bob Steele or Ella Grasso would make the Utah. mitments to the U.S. during the 3. Yes. Medical findings are The Nobel Prizes create ripples, atten­ embargo imposed by the Arab 1. Is the tendency to best governor for Connecticut is to look at One of Eastern Connecticut’s daily DISHWASIIER very significant in this area tion, influence, excitment. Let’s extend TODAY’S THOUGHT states, its fellow members in be overweight re­ their performance in Congress. It is cer­ newspapers editorially summed up Bob lated to personali­ tainty reasonable to believe that the one Earning llrralb them from the bread-and-butter studies to the OPEC. and suggest weight control is Steele as "a young man who by any stan­ the life-and-death studies of the human ty? who has provided the greatest leadership FOUNDED OCT. 1, 1881 Venezuela, by the end of 1975, the best approach so far to dard has made a very distinguished im­ spirit. Unless we learn to live carelessly, we Yes_No_ Free Tickets Available At The and proven the most effective in Congress pact on the American political scene. In Publlshea oy the Published every exchange our own personal weakness, at is expected to collect $20 billion the problem of preventing or will be fruitlessly wasting our strength on 2. Can skipping is also the one likely to be the most effec­ terms of service to his constituency, Manchester evening except Sun­ each step of lives, for the strength of God. in oil earnings. retarding major degenera­ tive leader as governor. Publishing Co., Herald days and holidays. the air. Life’s difficulties besiege us from But once we have achieved this necessary The enormous sum gives meals be harmful Following Sponsoring Travel Agents: familiarity with the issues, hard work, an Square, Manchester, Entered at the ■ ■ T « T r t tive diseases of middle and And on this score, there is no contest. Conn. 06040, Manchester, Conn., every side and even break through the out­ renunciation, we will soon experience the Perez both an opportunity and a when reducing? absence of political cant, sheer energy, 1 2 3 later life. Bob Steele has a record of solid ac­ Telephone 643-2711 Post Office as Second 4 S I 7 I • 10 er ramparts to keep our interior life in a peace of God in our lives. The Meaning of problem. Yes_No_ and bright intelligence. Bob Steele ranks (Area Code 203). Class Mall Matter. U It U U IS II 17 state of constant confusion. We cannot LaBONUlE TRAVEL WORLD complishment in Congress, while Mrs. among the top congressmen in the II If a 21 22 S 24 Success by Michel Quoist. The problem is how to invest 3. If overweight Grasso has virtually no record at all. BURL L. LYONS. PUBLISHER 25 21 n 2t a 30 long keep up the good fight and get the Submitted by it without setting off runaway SALE! 4. Yes. A continuous diet of 67 E. Center St., Manchester nation,” the editorial concluded. ALMANAC shortens life are the Congressman Steele's work on the drug better of the forces arrayed against us un­ Roxane Feeney inflation. chances for a liquids omits bulk which is Phone 647-9949 By contast, although Mrs. Grasso tries SUGGESTED CARRIER RATES less we can spontaneously and sincerely problem helped .spark the federal offen­ PAYABLE IN ADVANCE Church of the The opportunity is the means longer life made essential for proper elimina­ to take credit for every piece of legislation Ky U nited PreHH In leriiuthiiial put all our problems into the Lord’s MERCURY TRAVEL O’KEEFE TRAVEL AGENCY sive against drug abuse launched in 1971, her committee writes, she has in fact Assumption to carry out his campaign BUY NOW AND SAVE better by reducing? tion and good health. Single Copy ...... 15c 3 M onths...... $9.75 hands. It takes many long years to learn to 627 Main St., Manchester which resulted in sharply stepped up drug never succeeded in having a bill of her own W eekly...... 75« 6 M onths...... $19.50 Today is Monday, Oct. 21, the 294th day promise to relieve the lot of the Yes_No 750 SJIas Deane Hwy, Wethersfield ONE Month . .. $3.25 One Year.... $39.00 Phone 646-2756 treatment, prevention and enforcement passed during her entire two terms in of 1974 with 71 to follow. poor whose lot is glaringly visi­ 4. Is there any Phone 529-3321 programs. He established the Eastern Mail Rales Upon Request The moon is approaching its first HERALD ble amid the wealjth of Caracas Trust your health to your Congress and has never been instrumental danger in following GOODCHILD-BARTLETT GLOBE TRAVEL SERVICE Connecticut Development Council to keep in the passge of legislation. In fact, aside Subscribers who p.m. should telephone quarter. the country’s capital. an all-liquid diet? doctor - and his prescriptions and create jobs. He initiated legislation to fail to receive their the circulation depart- YESTERDAYS Foreign imports ranging TRAVEL 555 Main St., Manchester from complaining about high prices, Herald before 5 30 ment. 647-9946. Tlie morning stars are Venus, Mars and <25 Yes_No_ tons. help children with learning disabilities, to which she has aggravated by voting for Saturn. from Cadillacs to Dutch butter, Off manufacturer’s suggested retail price. 113 Main St., Manchester Phone 643-2165 fight diabetes, and to spur energy every big spending bill to come down the Member Audit Bureau of Circulation The evening stars are Mercury and all selling at outrageous prices, Phone 646-2098 research. pike, Mrs. Grasso's record in Congress is Jupiter. 25 Years Ago are plentiful irt Caracas. But EUGIBLE UlSIlWASHERS: CP/SS 878-200, 404 West Middle Tpke. MANCHESTER EVENING He obtained enactment of legislation to zero. The Manchester Display advertising Those born this date are under the sign Police lower the traffic light unit at 10 Years Ago visible from smart shops and HASTINGS TRAVEL HERALD closing hours Three LIMITED TIME ONLY reduce the enormous toll of fire by im­ This contrast in actual performance is Publishing Co. of Libra. Broad and Center Sts. about five feet to Manchester Education Association new hotels also are the Coventry Herald Square full days prior to FOR proving the nation's fire service, to probably the best of many reasons to assumes no financial publication. Alfred Nobel, Swedish inventor and avoid glaring background of sun for west­ (MEA) votes by large majority to refuse “ranchos,” the huts of the poor CUSTOM P E M T E D Phone 742-7349 Phone 643-2711 responsibility for provide better nutrition for the elderly, to believe Bob Steele would make the most Deadline for Herald founder of the Nobel Prize, was born Oct. bound motorists. to accept new personnel policy of Board of creeping precariously, cheek by rratscRiPTioNsi typographical errors classified advertising: jowl up the surrounding KITCHEN If EN I Cn protect U.S. fisheries, and to clean up effective governor of Connecticut. appearing in adver­ 12 noon prior today of 21, 1833. Army and Navy Club are to sponsor road Education. Ding Island .Sound. His legislation to build Donald Sadrozinski tisements and other publication, 12 noon On this day in history: and bicycle race Thangsgiving morning Red Cross officials are alarmed at con­ hillsides. 385 CENTER ST. • TEL. 649-7544 reading matter m The Friday for publication Declared Perez in his March 50,0W new units of senior citizen housing, 44 Deepwood Dr. Manchester Evening Saturday and Mon­ In 1879, after 14 months of experiments, for the 13th annual Five Mile Race. tinuing high rate of “No shows” for the Loul^scanlo which was signed into law last August, has Vernon Herald day. Thomas Edison invented a workable elec­ Prossional boxing returns to state ar­ bloodmobile visits. 12 inaugural speech: been called "the most significant event in tric incandescent lamp. mory after two-year lapse. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Oct. 21, 1974 - PAGE SEVEN PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Oct. 21, 1974 Coventry Council SCENE FROM HERE Winemakers Face Competition From Rhode Island’s Winfield Tucker Ice Facility By SOL R. COHEN SLOCUM, R.I. (UPI) - Win­ was a fine wine made from France is comparable to that of aging wine from grapes with them. This is not some Tucker still feels uneasy To Meet Tonight field Tucker has difficulty grapes of the same name in south county in Rhode Island. harvested earlier this year, but family operation out of a cellar. when the conversation swings pronouncing ‘‘Cabernet France’s rich Bordeaux wine We have mild winters, warm predicts it will be more than a It’s a private investment and from potatoes and turf to fine Topic Before Monica Shea Sauvignon” but he isn’t going to region. summers and soil tests have year before he begins producing we think we can make it work.” wine. ^Professional’ Requirements let that stop him from He believes a Cabernet shown that there is no wine for the market. Sauvignon bottled in Rhode The Coventry ToWh Council will meet tonight at 7 at the becoming the little old difference,” Tucker said. Tucker’s South County Island can be just as good as He has converted a 100-year- Vineyards Inc., is located here, board room of the town hall. The early meeting will deal winemaker of Rhode Island. Council Again I see by the p ap e rs a one imported from France and old horse barn into a winery and but he lives on Tuckertown passing grade in swimming I Until a year ago. Tucker, 53, with a public hearing on a proposed ordinance to regulate professor of dentistry at the he has set out to prove his point. has set up portions of his 1,250 • Discuss the purchase of the never found out. He couldn’t a potato and turf farmer, had no Road in Tuckertown. ACHMAR • AFGHAN HOUND VERNON septic tank pumping and septage disposal. University of Michigan —a “The climate of Bordeaux, acres for Rhode Island’s first “A lot of Tuckers live in Vernon Water Co. swim in water but now he’s idea that Cabernet Sauvignon The subject of an ice facility The council will recess at 8 p.m. to conduct a joint periodontist and a lecturer on vineyard. Tuckerville,” he said. • Reopen discussion on the swimming in money. will come before the Vernon workshop discussion with the Planning and Zoning Com­ oral surgery —has been offered The U.S. Treasury Depart­ West Rd. sidewalk project. He became interested in Town Council again tonight at mission on legal implications of DevCo. the post of dean at the Universi­ ment has approved his applica­ wines when Seibert approached • Discuss drainage problems There was a slogan in his 7:30. There will be a report from the town manager about the ty of Connecticut Dental tion to make saleable wines and him to become a partner in the This will be the second in the Berger and Worcester school —"Teaching a dentist to dog pound. ^hool. he has the backing of Donald venture. hearing concerning a Phase 2 Rds. areas. He beat out a host of other swim is like pulling teeth.” • Discuss a change in council Other items on the agenda include stop signs on South St. THE CANDIDATES Seibert, a New York investor. “I had the land, the time and study. The first one, voted periodontists, orthodontists and “If they can grow good the funds. All things con­ rules. and Monument Hill and a bus turn-around on Hinman Rd. down, asked for an appropria­ just plain dentists. My It’s not so unusual for grapes in France, we can grow • Discuss ratification of the ARE SAYING sidered, it seemed like a pretty tion of $15,000; tonight’s apologies to the "just plain den­ professional men to flunk them just as good here,” contract with the public works natural thing to do,” he said. hearing will be on a request for tists.” I don’t mean you’re school for some reason not Tucker said. Seibert got some expert help union. $13,000. "just plain.” I mean you’re associated with the profession. “I know we are going to make • Discuss a request for Bus Operations and they imported French oak The public hearing, followed “just dentists,” as opposed to Take pharmacists, for exam­ Hellier; Hits Labor Leaders^ authorization to construct a mistakes but we want to make barrels from Bordeaux to age by a special town meeting, will those specialists who only take ple. They had . their own sidewalk on Bolton Rd. from them all in the beginning. We’re the wine in. be at the Vernon Center Middle care of gums, cut out parts of peculiar problems. used to “reward our friends and not going to be producing any Cemetery Rd. to Rt. 30 Prompt Criticism “Big labor bosses have com­ “I don’t see why France and School. one’s mouth and straighten punish our enemies.” cheap stuff. We’re going to go • Hear a report on removal In the days when almost- piled an “enemies list” of California have to get all the The Ice Facility Study Com­ teeth. I also mean that you are He said there is no doubt in into the more select wines,” he of railroad crossings in town. COVENTRY heaters, defrosters, and other every drug store had a soda political candidates who would credit for producing the so- mittee feels there was a mis­ the ones who soothe our instant his mind that he is on the said. • Hear the audit subcom­ MONICA SHEA equipment; oil leaks, substan­ fountain, the story would go not toe the line in a veto-proof called superior wines,” Tucker understanding about the pains. enemies list of big labor mittee report on implementa­ Correspondent dard seating — and stated, something like this, “He didn’t Congress,” Sen. Sam Hellier, Tucker has already started said. “We are going to compete original meeting and has asked I’m fond of the story still because of his stand for positive Expert Grooming by Sandy tion of audit recommendations. 742-9495 “These are the buses to which get his license because he Republican candidate for for a reconsideration. making the rounds in my wife’s control of government spending • Consider two requests to we have entrusted the lives of couldn’t make sandwiches.” Second-District Congressman POODLER AREN’T THE ONLY BREED THAT NEED Plans are to meet operational Pat White, a local parent who our children.” family —about a distant cousin and other anti-inflation abate taxes. said Wednesday. REGULAR GROOMINGI EVEN OUR ALL- costs with fees charged the has been critical of Coventry's who flunked his last year in den­ The demise of soda fountains measures. • May act on the appoint­ Mrs. White asked why school “Across the country this fall, AMERICAN DOGGIES NEED PROFESSIONAL users, eliminating any involve­ school bus scheduling over the administrators and bus drivers tal school (he repeated it and was as much a boon for phar­ He charged the labor bosses For Your Jewelry Making Needs ment of a lieutenant and big labor bosses are pouring' with dictating which candidates CARE. ment of tax money other than .z. last several weeks, today urged weren’t aware similar passed) because he couldn’t macists as filling-in swimming 2 sergeant on the Vernon Police money, equipment, and will receive union money, costs of the preliminary all parents to attend Tuesday problems had been encountered swim well enough for the pools could be for dentists. OPEN 8 TO 5 MONDAY THRU SATURDAY Department. workers into Democratic cam­ power and prestige, without studies. Pandas at Play night’s Board of Education elsewhere, and she questioned required grade. THE BEAD HUTCH CALL NOW FOR AN APPOINTMENT • Consider appointment of The boon, as far as I’m con­ paigns, all to elect a veto-proof evqr consulting members. At the Town Council meeting meeting to seek answers to the why parents weren’t informed Why his school demanded a 122 HEBRON RD., BOLTON 649-7604 Edward W. Vinje to the Zoning cerned, is for the customer and Democratic Congress,” he Hellier noted that 30 to 40 per to follow, the council will: Two pandas, named Chia-Chia and Ching-Ching, presented home in the London Zoo in Regents Park. The rare animals problem. of the problems. HOURS: TUES. - SAT. 10-5 • Act on letters of retirement Board of Appeals. the patient. How many phar­ charged. cent of union membership is SUDS AND SCISSORS to former I^ime Minister Edward Heath on his visit to are thriving on a diet of bamboo shoots and zoo officials Mrs. White, in an “open letter Concerning bus scheduling, SUNDAY 1-4 IPOST RD. PLAZA ROUTE 30 VERNON submitted by Andrew • Consider the reappoint­ macists have you known who He quoted the head of the made up of members registered hope they will produce offspring. (UPI photo) to parents,” called attention to Mrs. White said the scheduling ment of Ruth Corbin, Joyce China earlier this year, appear to be happy in their new could make a good chicken Marine Engineers’ Beneficial as unaffiliated or Republican BEADS, ELASTIC, THREAD Tricarico, director of public several problems with school should have been worked out P.S. WE WELCOME WALK-INS Jackson and Francis McGuane salad sandwich? Or, how many Association (MEBA), an AFL- voters. “Despite that, un­ works; and Eugene Joslin, bus operations and said the before school started, as Clamflats and ALL TYPES DF NOVELTIES FOR NAIL CLIPPING fo the Jury Committee. dentists have you known who CIO union, as having told a animous support was given my deputy director. school board hasn’t done its job. required by contract. Quality ^ a d s lor Necklacas, Earrings, would rather go swimming on newsman, earlier this year, Democrat opponent by labor The town’s school bus con­ “The next Board of Educa­ Reopened their days off than play golf? that MEBA money would be unions this fall,” he added. Rld^ and Jewelry Findings ABOUT Mr. Vocational Educqdion tractor hasn’t yet implemented tion meeting is scheduled for Chaplaincy Program a workable schedule, Mrs. Tuesday,” she said. “I urge IPSWICH, Mass. (UPI) - TOWN White charged, and schools, every parent to be there to see Two softshell clam harvesting policies committee, credits Anthony D’Angona of seven weeks after the first day that the board does something areas, closed since August D’Angona with “establishing Instituted at RGH Wethersfield, director of of school, still aren’t opening on definitive. These people were because of paralytic shellfish salary schedules which main­ The Illing Junior High School athletics at Howell Cheney time. elected by you to work for you poisoning, were reopened for tain the high quality of the pre­ VERNON meet all hospital patients, at PTO will meet Wednesday at Techinical School, will be Mrs. White called attention to and your children. So far, to my clam digging only Friday by the sent vocational instructors and A chaplaincy program, in­ least once. He will be in the 7:30 p.m. in Bailey Auditorium named “Mister Vocational the myriad of bus problems point of view, they haven’t done Massachusetts Department of attract new teachers to this hospital for about two hours at Manchester High School. Education” at the seventh An-, discussed last week—faulty bus their job,” she said. Public Health. tended to insure that every field”, and with “obtaining the each day. He will also call on Parents will be directed to the nual Convention of the Connec­ patient will have available needed funds which have spiritual as well as medical ser­ patients if requested by the various classrooms. ticut Vocational Instructors Harvesting of miissels is still augmented student activities in vices, has been instituted at patient, relatives or a member Organization (CVIO), to be held prohibited, a department You the state’s sixteen technical Hebron Activities Rockville General Hospital. of the medical staff. M anchester WATES will Friday at De Pasquale’s spokesman said. schools” . “These results” , says The program comes under The chaplian will be on call meet Tuesday at the Italian- Restaurant in Newington. Donovan, “are brought about One of the areas repoened lies the guidance of a newly es­ for emergencies at any time of American Club. Weighing-in This honor is being conferred Listed for Week through Tony’s personal in­ west of an imaginary line tablished chaplaincy com­ the day or night and will be will be from 6 to 7 p.m. on D’Angona because he “an­ tegrity in dealing with boards Nancy Foote drawn from the Southernmost mittee made up of four called in as part of the routine, Members with last names ticipated the need for the Building; Bicentennial Com­ and legislators and state of­ Correspondent tip of Hog Island Point and the representatives from the in the event of a patient’s death. beginning A-C are-reminded to growth of vocational education mission workshop, 8 p.m. ficials.” 228.3970 town of Rowley, southerly to Rockville Area Clergy Council, For those patients who are bring fruit for the basket. Mrs. in Connecticut, introducing and Phelps Hall, St. Peter’s Church. J Bank on D’Angona received his The following meetings and Wades Pier on Great Neck. The two doctors from the hospital’s members of a local congrega­ William Krar is in charge of a supporting several legislative Thursday: Conservation bachelor’s degree in physical activities have been planned In other lies east of a line drawn medical staff, two staff nurses, tion, the chaplain on duty refers special ways and means bills which have contributed to Commission, 8 p.m.. Town Of­ education and health education Hebron this week: from the southernmost tip of and one representative from them to their own pastor for program. its improvement,” according to fice Building; Recreation Com­ from Arnold .College in Milford, Monday: Tax assessor’s of­ Plum Island south to Castly the hospital’s administrative visitation. Heinrich Bracker, president mission, 8 p.m.. Town Office doing graduate work at fice hours to 7 p.m., Town Of­ Neck. staff. The Rev. Donald McClean of The Happy Crafters’ 4-H Club and board chairman of the Building; Meet-the-Candidates Anthony D'Angona Springfield College, New Bri­ fice Building; Town clerk's of­ The committee has set up a Trinity Lutheran Church, Ver­ of the West Side Rec will meet organization. Night sponsored by the Junior tain College and the University fice hours, 7 to 9 p.m.. Town Of­ Other areas in the town re­ schedule for local clergymen to non, one of the organizers of the Tuesday from 3 to 4 p.m. to dis­ D’Angona has been executive Women’s Club, 8 p.m., Phelps ▼ The of Hartford. His military ser­ fice Building; Regional Board main closed. serve in the hospital for two- new program, in explaining the cuss plans for Halloween. director of the CVIO for the Hall St. Peter’s Church. vice was with the 399th Infantry of Education, 7:30 p.m., Rham week periods. During the period reasons behind the program, Members of the club will be past ten years, and director of Friday: Board of Selectmen, Bristol for five years. as a sergeant. D’Angona is High School; Recreation Com­ A surveillance program is assigned the clergyman will said, “Disease doesn’t spread collecting for UNICEF, the athletics at Cheney since 1957. 4:30 p.m.. Town Office married to the former Dolly mission, 8 p.m.. Town Office being continued ail along the according to religious boun­ United Nations International Earlier, he was physical'educa­ Robert F. Donovan, chair­ Building; Spook Night spon­ Cieri, and they have three Building. coastline by the department to daries. But the hositalized Children’s emergency fund. tion dii;pctor and coach at St. man of CVIO’s educational sored by the PTO, 6:30 to 8:30 children. Tuesday: Flu clinic, 7 to 9 watch for contamination patients represent a cross sec­ The girls will visit Anthony’s High School in p.m., Hebron Elementary Guild Sponsors p.m., Columbia-Hebron- caused by the so-called red tide. tion of the entire community neighborhood homes and can be School. SATURDAY Andover Community Health In addition, it also is continuing Mass, Supper and its various religious groups. indentified by the specially Service; Planning and Zoning to analyze shellfish from retail The Guild of Our Lady of St. “Any spiritual ministry at a marked UNICEF containers Commission 8 p.m., Town Of­ fasTiiK and wholesale markets to pre­ C Bartholomew’s Church will secular community hospital they'carry. All funds will be fice Building; Democratic vent shellfish infected by the sponsor a Mass and Communion like Rockville General Hospital turned into the 4-H meeting and must allow for the needs and Town Committee work session, toxin from reaching con­ supper for all women of the dispersed to UNICEF through sumers. A spokesman said all parish Wednesday. religious preferences of all its the area chairman, Mrs. 8 p.m.. Democratic Headquarters. shellfish available on the retail Mass will be celebrated at 7 patients,” Pastor McClean Theodore Potocki of AREA POLICE REPORT BANK Wednesday: Zoning Board of they see market are safe to eat. p.m. in St. Bartholomew’s said. Manchester. Church followed by supper at “Not only direct-to-the- Appeals, 8 p.m.. Town Office patient care is needed, but ♦ in a I Shellfishing continues to be the Manchester Country Club. The Polish Women’s there is also a need for spiritual ' VERNON issuing a bad check. He was Timothy Norige, 22, of 144 I s banned in Salisbury and New­ The guest speaker will be the Alliance, Group 246, will meet Classif ied AD T ministry to patients’ families,” Lucille Rieder, 42, of 127 released on a $200 non-surety Hayes Rd., South Windsor was GREETING CARDS bury, according to the depart­ Rev. Philip J. Hussey, pastor of tonight at 7:30 at the home of Pastor McClean explained. Center Rd., Vernon, was bond for appearance in Circuit charged Saturday with im­ For All Occasions ment. St. Bartholomew’s Church. Mrs. Michalina Kurlowicz, 34 He said family members may charged Saturday with reckless Court 12, Rockville, Nov. 19. proper passing in connection See Our Larga Display Co-chairmen for the supper W. Center St. are Mrs. Herbert Stevenson and want an opportunity to talk with burning, intoxication, disorder­ with the investigation of a two- g w • A r : Mrs. Ronald Gates. a chaplain about the fears and ly conduct.and interfering with Michael Dennis, 27, of 85 Ver­ car accident on Hayes Rd. ARTHUR DRUG H ig h e s t Sauings The Great Books Discussion S a f e t y confusions they experience non Ave. was charged with in­ : .-'.J-■r'j; I - Group will meet Wednesday at a police officer. The driver of the other car toxication and disorderly con­ because of illness. 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. The arrest was made in con­ was John Baier, 53, of 961 Guaranteed He also said the services of duct in connection with the in­ Albertus Magnus William Sleith, 32 Wyllys St. nection with the investigation Foster St., South Windsor. of the chaplain may also be vestigation of a domestic dis­ Always “On the Improvement of of a complaint of a fire on Norige is scheduled to appear President needed by hospital personnel as turbance at his home. He was CUSTOM REUPHOLSTERING Understanding” by Spinoza will Center Rd. and the Vernon Fire in Circuit Court 12, East Hart­ E arnings they are frequent witnesses to released on a $50 non-surety Installed be discussed. New members Department was called. ford, Nov. 4. P r in c ip a l emotional experiences that bond for appearance in Circuit paid by any bank in the U.S.* NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Two are welcome. Mrs. Rieder was taken to South Windsor Police are in­ may lead to spiritual dif­ Rockville General Hospital and Court 12, Rockville, Nov. 19. Available * Catholic college presidents say vestigating the report of the ficulties. X the true liberation of “woman” The Golden Age Club will later transferred to Norwich theft of a chain saw, valued at Pastors from local con­ SOUTH WINDSOR is achieved by developing the meet Wednesday at 1 p.m. at State Hospital. She is to appear $250, and an electric drill, gregations who have been Judith Kochman, 435 Abby inner life of “women.” the Senior Citizens Center. in Circuit Court 12, Rockville, valued at $35, from a King St. assigned hospital duty are: The Rd. Ext., and Victoria Ward, Sister Frances de Sales Members are reminded to bring when released from the barn rented by Paul Goguen of Rev. Sheldon Smith, Ellington 228 Ellington Rd., both of South Heffernan, innaugurated Sun­ a can of fruit for the kitchen hospital. 340 Main St., South Windsor. Congregational Church; the Windsor, were admitted to day as 11th president of Alber­ bingo. Most Offices Rev. John Mortimer, United Manchester Memorial Hospital tus Magnus College, and Sister David M. Ballon, 16, of 35 COVENTRY Methodist Church of Rockville; Saturday night with injuries d Dial 643-4159 Collette Mahoney, president of The VFW Post and Auxiliary Dailey Circle, Rockville was Sherwood Wright, 50, of no N o M a r k e t the Rev. Earl Mack who is charged Saturday with failure received in a two-car accident certain address, was charged Our decorator salesman will call at . 9 Convenient Marymount Manhattan College, will put on an entertainment retired and lives in Ellington; on Ellington Rd. agreed that women’s colleges tonight at the Rocky Hill to drive left of a parked car in with first-degree criminal your home to measure and show you OPEN the Rev. Robert Tallent, Miss Kochman was the drivefr provide a dynamic mechanism Veterans Hospital. Members connection with the investiga­ trespassing in connection with fabric samples. No obligation. Eve­ Tolland Baptist Church; and of one car and Miss Ward was a ning appointments welcome. for elevating the status of all are reminded to meet at 6 at the tion of an accident on Grand the investigation of a complaint Pastor McClean. passenger in her car. The women. post home. Ave. in which a car owned by that someone was sleeping in a Depreciation Candy Steele of Phoenix St. was driver of the other car, Vito car at the Sanborn Lehigh Sta­ Offices Covensky, 42, of 658 Ellington SATURDAYS struck. He is scheduled to tion on Main St., Coventry. He appear in Circuit Court 12, Rd., South Windsor was was released on his promise to For a Limited Time!' 2 Leaf Pickup Scheduled Rockville, Nov. 19. traveling west on Ellington Rd., appear in Circuit Court 12, police said. Manchester, Nov. 18. 'Unless you have $100,000 or more Ramon Cappel, 20, of Snipsic Police said as Covensky was "Certificates may be withdrawn’with penalty SOUTH WINDSOR Saturday, Oct. 26; Carriage Abby Rd.), Lawrence Rd., Lake Rd., Ellington was passing another car, he struck 20% OFF Judy Kuehnel Drive, Lipman Rd., Palmer Cliffwood Dr,, Strong Rd., West charged Saturday with failure the Kochman car head on. Correspondent Dr., Deepwood, Felt Rd., Birch Rd., Dart Hill.Rd. to grant one-half the highway in Police said the Kochman car The first president of the on Custom 644-1364 Hill Dr. Three additional pickups of connection with the investiga­ did not have any headlights on. MOVE Monday, Oct. 28; Norman bagged leaves will be provided tion of a two-car accident on Police said Covensky was United States to be buried in The South Windsor Depart­ Dr., Oakwood, Valley View,' at each time. Sixty-gallon bags taken to Hartford Hospital, the National Cemetery at Snipsic St., Rockville. Arlington, Va. was William AHEAD ment of Public Works has Sunnyside Dr., Scott Dr., will be distributed the week of Police sdid the Cappel car treated and released. The acci­ Re-Upholstery released the schedule for leaf Howard Taft, interred March •Speeial (.roup of Fahries Available' Timber Trail, Breezy Hill, Oct. 28 by town employees.’ collided with one driven by dent is still under investigation. 12,1930. %a; WITH WeVe Here When You Need Us! vacuuming. Inclement weather Deerfield, Alpine, Blue Ridge. Residents are asked to post con- Allen Schindler, 44, of Davis 'V'------— may interrupt the schedule, so Tuesday, Oct. 29; Tallwood, spicously on the front door or Rd., Ellington. Cappel is Add yean ol beauty residents are advised to watch Greenwood, Wild Rose, Clinton, window a sheet of paper scheduled to appear in Circuit and comfort to your present upholstared T h o u g h t f u l for notices of rescheduling. Broadleaf, Crestwood, Moun­ denoting the number of plastic Court 12, Rockville, Nov. 5. Residents should not rake Furniture by availing tain, Orchard Hill, Imperial, bags needed. younell ol this great leaves into the street, but only Deming (Oakland to Slater). Additional bags may be ob­ Joseph Spanik, 47, of New Ca­ otter Irom our Custom to the edge of their lawns. Wednesday, Oct. 30; Foster tained at the town garage daily naan was arrested Saturday on Reupholsisring E h e r g e t ic Department. Choose Collection dates are as follows: St., Beelzebub, Norton Lane, from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.' and a warrant issued by Circuit Choicest Meats In Town! Wednesday: Oct. 23; Colony from a Special Group Caring Rd., Avery St. (from Thursday evenings until 8 p.m. Court 12 charging him with ‘ot the Neweat Rd., Ident Rd., Barbara Rd., Manchester town line to Pine Patterns In Judy Lane, Sharon Dr., Knob), Carman, Concord. :T U ES . o n l y SPECIAL! $ Trsditlonal, Modern, D iEPEHOABLE M Savings Bank Edgewood St., Elizabeth St. Thursday, Oct. 31; Gray Rd., Colonial and Provin­ Thursday, Oct. 24; Belden c ia l F a b ric s In Brewster, Arnold Way, High i • Genuine ^^WaybesV’’ J Decoralor Colon. Rd., Hollis Rd., Davewell, Ridge Rd., Kelley Rd. (from \ Happiness Is... Morthview, Simka, Governors Oak St. to Vernon town line). Specialists In Custom-Made Febric S Plastic Slipcovers CUMMINGS I Highway, Chapel (Ellington Oak St., Peach Dr., Willow St. I A REALLY CLEAN LAUNDROMAT FOR STATE I; Chicken Legs .. 79^ t 1115 Main Street REPRESENTATIVE W of Manchester Rd. to Long Hill), Ravine Dr., Friday, Nov. 1 Brian Rd., AIR CONDITIONED Mrvlng connKbcut homamaktri line* 1009 Manchester, Conn. 06040 MemberMpmhfir F.D.I.C. Long Hill Rd. Birch Rd., Woodland, Highland, TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY SPECIAL DISTRICT 12 Friday, Oct. 25; Foster Rd., Laurel (Oak St. to Birch Rd.) I • Chicken Breasts.. • VOTE DEMOCRATIC Hillsdale, Mt. View, Graham Dogwood Lane, Gulley Dr., 8 Lbs. DRY CLEANING - $1.75 , NOV. 5 Rd,, Herman Way, Joseph blau Cummlngt CommlttM MANCHESTER . EAST HARTFORD . SOUTH WINDSOR • BOLTON Ahern Lane. DRYERS — 10 Full Minutes for 10* Every Day furniture stores I • HIGHLAND PARK MARKET • • CASH biMiH F. Dauti, Trwi. ^ Lane, Farmstead, Greenfield, Saturday, Nov. 2; Fairview MiJditiown Old Saybriryb Mi • I 317 Highland St., Manchester—Phone 646-4277 ^ 346-C606 308-53OO C4J Abby Ext., Berle Rd., Doria Dr., Tumblebrook, Miller 309 Green Rd. 0 • CHARGE Lane, Ash Rd., Lake St,, Hayes (from Barber Hill to Ellington BELCON LAUNDROMAT i - 1 7 0 0 Rd., Meadow. Rd.), Miller (from Nevers to • BUDGET TERMS MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Oct. 21, 1974 - PAGE NINE

PAGE EIGHT — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn . . iVV H. •^ ii Local United Way Chairmen Appointed I More Money for Executives.? | The United Way Fund Drive is well on its way toward the $83,685 1974 goal for THE CANDIDATES and another said his company ohe lieralft By RICHARD Hughes to -compensate for the higher Manchester, a part of the $5 planned to give executives a cost of living. million goal for Greater Hart­ Area Profile fixed cash payment of $3,000 to ARE SAYING NEW YORK (UPI) - Only a The average merit increase ford. make up for higher prices. small percentage of the for executives, the association Heading some of the various Still, most American nation’s business executives said, will be 8 per cent in 1975, groups during the fund drive businessmen do not feel a feel higher salaries will con­ compared to 5.8 per cent this are the Rt. Rev. Msgr. Edward Ahearn: Praises Group Homes higher salary is the best way to tribute to more white collar year. Twenty per cent of the J. Reardon, Dean H. Gates, productivity; nonetheless, most companies also said they are get the most out of their DONNA HOLLAND was impressed with the Kenneth Lappen and Mrs. aspects of education and businesses are increasing their granting merit increases more executives, the association’s Aloysius Ahearn, Democratic forward approach to the Leroy Parker. rehabilitation planned for the budgets for merit raises. frequently than in the past. study on productivity reported. candidate for state represen­ problems that the ad­ Msgr. Reardon will head the state’s retarded persons. DATS S CLARK' In separate surveys, the "The survey indicates that 66 “ The respondents seem to tative for the 55th district, ministrators at Mansfield have. group of pastors in Manchester. Ahearn said he was im­ American Management per cent of the companies feel that executive productivity recently visited Mansfield Ahearn said he learned group Gates, manager of the Parkade pressed with the manner in Association reports U.S cor­ currently are granting larger will improve when executives Training Center and talked with homes for the retarded are Branch of the Connecticut Bank which Francis Kelly, RED HEART porations have increased their merit increases than those experience greater growth and the people in charge to working out weli. and Trust Co., will be responsi­ superintendent, and his staff budgets for merit pay by almost given under wage-price con­ flourishing in their work,” the familialize himself with all have improved conditions and “ The home environment sur­ ble for the Parkade merchants. •iUiii you can pay 38 per cent, but at the same trols and 46 per cent are study said. Lappen, of the John H. passes an institutional environ­ □ Asked what would “most changing company policy to ment anytime,” said Ahearn. more money, time only 8 per cent of the Lappen Insurance Co., is in “ t i i permit larger maximum merit likely” contribute to improve­ He noted besides the benefits executives surveyed thought charge of the Manchester down­ but you can’t increases,” the association ment in managerial perfor­ derived socially and psy­ higher salaries would be likely town businesses. First Church To Host said. mance, 50 per cent of the com­ chologically group homes ac­ buy better yam! to improve managerial perfor­ Mrs. Leroy Parker of 50 Msgr. Edward J. Reardon pany presidents picked “more tually save the taxpayer $4,000 we have the largest mance. Eighty-four of 543 companies William St. will handle special, The AMA study on productivi­ meaningful and challenging Dean Cates Kenneth Lappen Church Women United annually per person as opposed assortment of red survey^ volunteered informa­ or small individual con­ Mrs. Leroy Parker ty does conclude, however, that mangerial work.” to institutional care. heart yarn in new tion that they made extraor­ tributions. Heaith kits for this service many executives, while dis­ Also ranking high were more VERNON englandl wool, win- dinary adjustments to white Did you know that 50 cents a Did you know that $10 a week wili be assembled on this day daining automatic merit in­ effective management control a home for seven days (Child • P rovide 48 pre-school days’ service during a flood or The First Congregational collar workers after the lifting week will — will - ' and women are asked to bring tuck, sport, worsted, creases, favor greater methods affecting budgets and and Family Services)? •younpters with vision and ice storm (Salvation Army)? ; Church of Vernon, Rt. 30, will SINUS of federal guidelines on wages. • Send an underprivileged • Organize and support a items needed to compiete the fingering, sock ’n monetary rewards “if they personnel relations. Ranking hearing tests (Manchester be host church for the Nov. 1 Many economists have blamed boy to overnight camp for a • Cover the cost of two Scout troop for a year (Girl These are but a few of the kits. sweater, baby pom­ were tied to performance.” third was "better management Public Health Nursing meeting of the Rockville Area the double-digit inflation now week (Boy Scouts)? museum exhibits (Lutz Junior Scouts)? many agency services that can Reservations for a soup and SuKerers padour. Thirty-five per cent of the education to improve Association)? Church Women United, from 10 running rampant, on catch-up • Train five junior museum Museum)? sandwich lunch should be made good n«w« for you! EadvtWo mangerial competence.” • Completely stock an be bought with United Way con­ a.m. to 2 p.m. priced at the lowest company presidents and 38 per volunteers (Lutz Junior by calling Mrs. Judy Wilcock, ftow "Hord'Cor*** SYNA*CLEAR Oocoo- increases in prices and wages Way down the list was higher • Supply three nights’ lodging emergency canteen for two tributions. gostont tabloh oct tmtonlly and door cent of the managers surveyed Museum)? • Provide scholarships for 2 The meeting wili be in obser­ prices in new after the government ended for a man and his wife who have 875-6850, by Oct. 30. Baby sit­ all natal tinvt covitUt. Ont %ard«cora" endorsed this method of in­ salaries. • Send an elderly person to 2V2 students to attend outdoor vance of World Community tobiot glvti up to 6 houn roUot from englandl from 49C to controls. Taken together, the two sur­ lost their home due to fire, ting wiil be provided. pain and prouuro of cond«ttion. Allows creasing managerial efficiency. camp for 5 days (Salvation Ar­ summer programs (Lutz Junior Day. Church women from Ver­ you to brootht ooiBy—itopi watory $1.27... flood (Red Cross)? The observation is an In its survey on merit pay, And pressure for even higher veys indicate that high-level Museum)? Public Invited To GOP Meeting non, Rockville, Tolland, •yti and runny not*. You con buy my)? Did you know that $4 a week ecumenicai one and women of SYNA-CLEAR at all Drug Storti, with* the management association wages has not abated, the sur­ executives understand what Ellington, Somers, and out n ttd for a prtierlptton. Salbfoctlon • Train a resource person to • Train three scout leaders w ill- The public has been invited to tivities will be given and Protestant, Roman Catholic, guaranNod by makor. Try H today! vey indicates. One executive lower level workers have Somersville, will join thousands we have every little thing! found, however, that many cor­ work with retarded people (Scouts)? a meeting Wednesday of the reports will be made by can^ and Orthodox faith are asked to kilroductory offar worth $1.50. Cut out reported he is “ worrying known all long: Better working of women in iocal units ali over porations are increasing their (Manchester Association for • Buy a brass horn for a Manchester Republican Town didates or their campaign unite in this worship service. thh ad—Taka to ona of tha storat profusely” about the situation conditions are nice but it won’t • Pay for collecting, Shrubs Plantedht Park Entrance the country, in the annuai littad balow. Purchasa ona pack of merit increases for executives Retarded Citizens)? youngster enrolled in music Committee, scheduled for 8 managers. A report on the Participation in a nation-wide Syna-Oaor 12’i and racalva ona mora “ ask the pay the rent. processing and distributing celebration of this day. Syno'Claar 12*pack fraa. Did you know that $1 a week training class (Salvation Ar­ p.m. in the Municipal Building status of campaign funds will offering will help Church three pints of blood (Red The Bolton Junior Woman s club Conser\-ation Committee planted flowers and shrubs at The theme of the meeting wili gal w ho will — my)? Hearing Room. be made. Women United to fulfili its Introductory Cross)? the new entrance gate to Herrick Memorial Park. Items were donated by Woodland be, "Discovering the Aspiring $150 k n its" • Provide family day care in An update of campaign ac­ goals of justice and peace. Offer Worth ■the mitracle of mom i Gardens and Whitham's Nursen.- as well as purchased by the club. Pictured left to right Majority.” Mrs. Nancy Carr, Anyone having any questions “Now avallobl* — ritUVO Cougll downtown manchestftf/ chairman of church world ser­ Syrup Iruin Hm SYNA-CUAII pMplu." are Larr>- Shaw, park commissioner. Gretchen Wiedie, chairman of the club’s conserva­ concerning the meeting should tion committee. Leon Zapadka of Woodland Gardens, Jack WTiitham of tVhitham s vice of Church Women United Liggett Drug Pepi Uses Old-World Ways call Mrs. Wilcock. Manchester Parkide Nursen- and Cliff Massey, one of the club members projects who assisted in the project. of Connecticut, wili direct the worship service. Herald photo by Holland > To Hand Cut Glass Crystal

BRENDA W. ROTZOLL hand knits, cereamics, linens Herrmann cuts some crystal and etched or painted glass to order. He now is working on Bolton to Observe "nUTON N.H. (UPI) - A made by friends and neighbors cups to match an antique punch stone’s throw from New within a 20-mile radius of bowl for some Connecticut peo­ Hampshire’s busiest highway, Woergl. ple. “I have a photograph — I UN Day Wednesday Pepi Herrmann stands before a The raw glass already blown wish I had the bowl itself I simple grinding wheel, hand­ and formed is shipped to him could match it exactly,” he Corr»*<. pendent guitar prelude No. 5 by Villa- dent, said the club is happy to cutting crystal in the same way from Austria and West Ger­ said. 64-b-0375 Lobos and "A s 1 Went to be involved with the celebra­ the craft first started 4,(XK) many. It contains at least 24 per His most expensive work to L'mied Nations Day in Bolton Walsingham. " and English air tion. years ago. cent lead the standard for glass date was a huge diamond-cut will be observed Wednesday at by John Dowland. She said, "This will be the "They didn’t have electric to be termed crystal. vase selling for $340. DAYS- 7 p.m. in the Bolton Elemen­ A group of eight Bolton High club's first fund raiser of the ASSISTANT motors then. Otherwise it’s the "The lead gives the glass He works in plain sight tary School all purpose room School students will dance four season. We sincerely hope all same technique,” he said. weight, brilliance and its behind glass doors which he The celebration has been folk dances; the Sicilian residents able to, will attend MANAGER It is a technique rare in the ‘ring’,” he said. “It’s a little opens to all who want to see planned by the United Nations “Tarantella,” the Estonian the celebration.” DAYS United States but common to softer and easier to cut than how glass is cut. Day committee and the Bolton "Oige and Vasemba,” the Rus­ Mrs. Zapadka noted the his native Austria where there window glass which would be Those who don’t want crystal Junior Woman s Qub. sian “ Karabyeinike” and the proceeds earned by club ac­ were “about 26 factories near brittle.” or walkjenker (preshrunk wood SOPER SPECIALS Donation for both the planned .American “ Virgina Reel.” tivities are returned to the com­ -+J- my home of Woergl, 40 miles For a vase or bowl the glass knit) jackets, sink into low up­ entertainment and The students are Kathy munity as can be seen at east of InnsbnICk,” he said. might be l/4to 1/2 inch thick, holstered chairs in the coffee refreshments will be II for Dooley, Stephanie Ward, Bren­ Herrick Memorial Park, the Herrmann had his own shop depending on the over-all size of shop and indulge in mocha es­ adults and 50 cents for children. da Carron, Sue Rudeen, Dan Town Hall and in the schools. in Woergl but “ figured it might the vessel. presso, English tea (no teabags jW rv In . .. While Quantities Last! The evening will begin with Buckson. Dane Ward, Bill Stern Mrs. Cannon, U.N. Day chair­ have a better chance in the “ I draw a few lines to in­ here) and several types of entertainment provided by a and Bill Chick, Debbie Carron man, said, “ It promises to be United States. I think there’s dicate the design then I start homemade Austrian pastry in­ chorus of 30 Bolton Center will be a stand-in. an interesting and delicious almost no one around who cuts cutting across them on the cluding fruit cheesecake with a School students who will sing The Stone Hill Trio of An­ evening. It is being held early crystal here,” Herrmann said. diagonal, filling in with more cookie crust or the famous ■ Small World," "Hava dover will complete the enter­ so families may leave their He had been spending winters and more lines in between,” he chocolate Sachertorte. Ntigila,” “Cathedral Bell Song” tainment. They will sing dinner table to go to the school just south of the White Moun­ said. Herrmann functions as a one- and “ M’il Habay Loo.” “Fuller Brush Man," “When for entertainment and dessert. tains since 1968 working as a ski When the major lines have man Chamber of Commerce for Kathleen Yourell Rondeau of I'm Gone” and “ Sail Away It is a birthday, UN’s birthday, instructor at the Gunstock been cut into the glass in the his hometown. Besides collec- Newington, champion Irish Ladies " and it will be a nice way to Recreation Area. He began rough (cut with a Carborendum ^ ting and selling crafts from the dancer and teacher, will dance The well-known area group is mark the octfasion. skiing young and as a teen-ager, wheel) he switches to a finer * Woergl region, he recently the “ Horn Pipe” and a Scottish comprised of A1 Richie of An­ Mrs. Cannon said to her skied against Austrian idol Karl wheel made of baked clay and arranged an appearance in Ring dover, Greg Rowley of Amston knowledge it is the first time Schranz. Schranz won. grinding compounds to smooth nearby Laconia by the Tyroler She will be accompanied on and Mike Aleksa of Vernon. such a celebration will be held His friend Milo Pike, a road the cuts and cut the finer lines. Motet Choir in which he sang in the violin by Thomas O’Neill of They have been singing in Bolton. builder, cut up the parking lot He polishes the glass in a hand- 1963 when it won the world’s Manchester. O’Neill is the together for two years. Event Canceled he uses for his gravel trucks, dip bath of hydrofluoric acid largest choir competition at father of Mrs. Jerald Chemerka Following the entertainment The Parent Teacher and built a modern chalet to then cuts the areas which he Llangollen Wales. of Bolton. members of the BJWC will Organization flea market Pepi’s specifications, opening wants to have a frosted look Marsha Taylor of Niagara serve about 40 varieties of scheduled for Oct. 26 has been for business July 1. It was an A 10-inch vase costing $115 Falls, N Y.. a senior student of desserts and pastries. Coffee canceled due to a lack of in­ ideal location for the tourist takes him 7 1/2 hours work. He The Smithsonian Institu­ Richard Provost at the Hartt and cider will also be served. terest in the project said Mrs. and ski trade in sight of the exit takes a loss on little vases for School of Music, will play on the Carol Zapadka, BJWC presi­ Nanev Silverstein. chairman. ' from 1-93 which leads to the $13 which take an hour’s hand­ tion contains a 17th century lakes region. cutting but makes them, Massachusetts schoolroom Herrmann cuts crystal 10 “ Because people are looking complete with signs ad­ YOUR CHOICf hours a day and his wife Kathl for small pieces and won’t monishing, “ Love One Nursing Board Elects Officers helps run a showroom where come back if I don’t have Another” and “Swear Not at they sell the crystal as well as them.” All.” COVENTRY l88 Flu Clinic nounced the appointment of his EA. -Monica !^hea A flu clinic for retired Coven­ campaign c-ommittee. lEA. CorreopondenI try residents, 62 years of age Albert J. Carilli has been ap­ MISSES' 742-9495 and over, will be held Oct 30 pointed campaign manager. The Board of Directors of the from noon to 1 p.m in the Carilli is secretary of the CASUAL COATS MEN’S WARM MEN’S VELOUR Public Health Nursing Associa­ Registrar's room of the Town Coventry Town Council Pin-wale cotton corduroy JACKETS SHIRT COAT flNNIVERSfif?/ SALE tion has announced the selec­ Hall Rudi Benoit is the principal carcoats are great with 4- pocket zip-front buflalo4- pockel -snap-front rayon- tion of officers for the current Dr Robert Bowen. Director campaign treasurer Mrs pants. Double breasted; plaid, or acrylic pile-lined cotton velour shell with ac­ Monday, Oct. 21 - Saturday, Oct. 26 year of Health will administer the Benoit iias served as a chair­ •nylon quilted to polyester oxford nylon team coal rylic pile lining Solid colors; Continuing president will be vaccine man of the Board of Education (or added warmth. 8-16. 5 - M-L-XL 5- M-L-XL Ms Lois Stout, treasurer Mrs There will be no charge ior and has been Democratic Norma Coughlin vice presi­ this immunization registrar of voters for the 1st dent. Mrs Herbert F Custer Further information may be District boys and girls hiker boots recording secretary. Mrs obtained from the Public Chester Clarr. is publicity Charlottee Chandler assistant Health Nursing Office at 742- ciiairirian He is president of treasurer Ms Georgett 7312 Hastirigs-^Jlark Building Inc reg.$12 * 7.99 Broebu Individuals allergic to eggs .New members on the Boaro should not receive the vaccine Lan»*-l»-d The rugged hiker boot with sturdy tan vinyl uppers and thick of Directors are Ms Barbara CainpuiKn Aides Tne wore session of the rubber soles for longer wear. Sizes 10-3, 3V2-6. Children’s Shoes, Johnson Andrew Marrnan Charles J Popp.t Co'en’. r> Carden Club D&L'in Corbins, Avon, Bristol, Manchester. Mrs Patrica Pelkey and Democratic candidate for seneouied lor v./iriorrow has lAesiey Lewis Judge of Probate has an oeei «.aii',-e'ied Tliere art siill a few vacan­ ACRYLIC cies or, this board and anyoiit NEW CAR COATS KNIT GLOVES KEDS CONVERSE SNEAKERS mieresteO in serving may con- 'N' MITTENS Boys’, youths’, men’s sizes. 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Atkins MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Oct. 21, 1974 - PAGE ELEVEN PAGE TEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Oct. 21, 1974 right because they were unable from receiving absentee BOSTON (UPI) - A state correctional institutions the Prisoners Right^Prpject on Wilkens noted that unlike to leave the prison to vote, or Massachusetts judge, in an unr who are registered voters in behalf of all inmates who are many states, inmates in ballots. The court ruled, receive an absentee ballot due VITAMIN Butz Has Good News for Farmers Judge Rules precedented decision, has ruled their hometowns must be registered and otherwise Massachusetts are not stripped to a state law. however, that the right to such previous night by a Nebraska that inmates at state prisons granted requests for absentee qualified to vote. An attorney of their constitutionaj„ right HEADQUARTERS KANSAS a T Y , Mo. ( U P I ) - probably be divided into still underway and he could not ballots did not extend to cattle feeder who challenged are entitled to absentee ballots. ballots. for the inmates said about 200 upon conviction. He agreed Agriculture Secretary Earl L. smaller shipments, spread over comment on the size or cost in­ Prisoners He declared unconstitutional Liggett Parkade Butz over a dinner table to work Massachusetts Supreme The decision was made in a prisoners would be able to vote with attorneys for the prisoners statewide primary elections or Butz gave fanners good news the current crop year and the volved. a provision of the state election Low Prices! as hard on foreign beef markets Judicial Court Judge Herbert suit brought against Secretary in the Nov. 5 general election who argued the men were last week — a new grain deal next to avoid disrupting the He said the USDA is starting law that barred prison inmates national contests. as he has on developing foreign Can Vote of State John F.X. Davoren by because of the decision. deprived of their constitutional witii the Soviet Union is near market and Increasing food to work with the livestock in­ P. Wilkins ruled that inmates at completion, the government is prices. dustry on developing foreign markets for grain. On the milk subject, he said, going to work on expanding The earlier Soviet sale which beef markets, particularly in "I anticipate some increase in foreign beef markets, and the was canceled would have sent Japan, where beef is very the floor price of grade one milk price support level could 1500 million worth of wheat and expensive and consumption milk so farmers will have some go up next spring. com to Russia in one big lump. limited. Butz said the grain sale would' Butz said negotiations were The issue was raised the better support.” The young pretty support bra that keeps its prorriise ANKIVBK8ARY NEW ^ OCTOBER 2 0 - 2 6 Th ii Support It can be turning high prices upside-down! . * ^ ■ 1 SALE fight inflation now during our biggoat salo of the yearl Save on quality Beautiful merchandise for wlnter...and save ahead for Christmas. BRA by Playtex* 2 Co-Existence sweaters ’n shirts lEngulfed by the 20th Century, one simple house stands un- West Germany, has been overwhelmed by the concrete Jmoved by the tide of progress that usually sweeps away tentacles of an elevated highway but one determined fami­ 'specidOfP^' made to match* Everything in its path. This once-idyllic setting in Coblenz, ly has refused to yield its ground. (UPI photo) Playtex wi[l replace your old bra FREE when you buy The Lighter Side a New "Support can be Beautiful" Bra. Availablain: Ptaytax brand bras reg. $13 not aligibla TricoMined nylon 8.97 Crepeset C ups- 34-36A, 32-40B Diary of an Inflation Fighter (with Stretch Shirts at an inflation-fighting sale price...coordinated *With 25C postage & handling charge Straps). 32-42C. Sm store for details (Offer expires January 31.1975) 32-42D‘ .32-42DD* vests at the same low pricel Buy them separately or curb oil imports by car pwling, goosebumps.” my car pool has been under By DICK WEST (with Tricot together to match or contrast colors. 100% polyester taking the bus, riding bikes or Wednesday — We spend the steady, intensive argument Straps) S6.9S ■ WASHINGTON (UPI) - Smooth M aim a natural Support hidden design for Proportioned Fiber- just plain walking.” day on the thermostat range over whether Kilmer or placket button front shirt in solid white, navy, beige, Diary of an inflation fighter; profile under clinging support and separation tilled C ups-lor a He makes it sound so attrac­ learning the techniques of Jurgensen should start as Prettier Prolile— red and hunter green. 100% acrylic sleeveless V-neck ; Monday — I am walking fashions. without bulky seams. tive I sign up for the duration. dialing down. After a few dry quarterback. ’The pressure is 32-38A, 32-42B 2x2 ribbed vest with self-belt. In white, orange, spice, ilong, minding my business, delicate tricot (with Stretch Straps). Tuesday — Basic training runs, I hit the 68-degree mark getting to me. Pretty 32-42C. 32-42D' ^hen — wham! bam! — my navy, green. Misses sportswear, all eight D&L stores. begins today. I go to the supply right on the nose. This is good Saturday — I went over the windows— you’ll look and (with Tricot Straps) attention is harpooned by a $7 50 (*D. DO cups room and draw an Inflation enough for an “ Expert” rating. hill this morning. It was raining feel more feminine. large poster in an office win­ $1 00 more) Fighter’s Survival Kit. It in­ ’Thursday — I go out on my and the bus was late and I didn’t dow. cludes a pair of footsie first patrol. My orders are to have an umbrella and I guess I ; A bigger-than-life likeness of jamjams that withstand walk to the corner grocery for a cracked under the strain. President Ford dressed in a tem p eratu res down to 68 quart of milk. I have never done Anyway, the next thing I red, white and blue suit is poin­ degrees. anything like this without an knew I was in my car heading ting a figure at me. “Uncle I am eager to see action but automobile. for the Canadian border. And I Jerry Wants You!” the caption my tough old drill instructor My knees are quaking but “I wasn’t keeping the Jays. says he wouldn’t think of sen­ make it. Upon my return, I am speedometer at 55. • Curiosity drives me inside ding a raw, green recruit into awarded the bronze WIN button Sunday — I hear on the un­ men’s classic flannels sweaters, sweaters where a man behind the desk combat without proper indoc­ with oak leaf cluster. derground radio that President explains that the office is a trination. Friday — I flew 25 missions in Ford may offer some sort of recruiting station for inflation “You wouldn’t last 10 WWII but nothing in that conditional amnesty to AWOL ALL STORES sweaters! (ighters. minutes, kid,” he growls. “The experience prepared me for inflation fighters. If it involves reg.$7 >'“ We’re looking for 5.97 first time you dialed down your car-pooling. riding a bicycle to work. I’m W unteers,” he says. “ Red- thermostat you’d get terminal For five straight days now seeking asylum in Sweden. Machine wash, tumble dry, permanent . - fclooded Americans willing to SHOP DAL, MANCHESTER PARKADE & TRI-CITY PLAZA, VERNON Open Monday thru Friday nights'til 9 ... Saturdays'til 6 press flannel shirts. 100% cotton. reg.$15-$21 10 97 12.97 Banded collar, one pocket, long tail. Assorted plaids and solids In sizes S, (left) V-neck acrylic cable cardigan with patch M, L, XL. Men’s, D&L in Corbins, Avon, pockets. In camel, offwhite, hunter, (right) Acrylic Save a stack of greenbacks at Bristol, Manchester and New Britain. wrap cardigan with ribbed shoulder detail, puffed patch pockets. In white, wine and hunter green. Both in sizes S-M-L. Just two of many fabulous r ‘ sweater valuesi Jr. Sportswear, all eight D&L stores. men’s knit shirts We’ve justAillilVEKSAKY finshed our 63rd year serving you with quality footwear, and we’re celebrating the start SALE of our 64th anniversary year with some super sales for our super customers. Come on in and save...we’ve got something for every fashion-loving female. D&L in Corbins, Avon, Bristol, Ver­ reg. $8 non, Manchester. 5.97 Two fashion styles! A wide-rib Naturallzers... turtleneck...and four-button here’s a Larks... placket collar style. Both com­ pletely washable 100% acrylic. pantsuit $14.99-$16.99 Sizes S, M, L, XL. Men’s, D&L in regularly $18-$25 Corbins, Avon, Bristol, $14.99 Manchester, and New Britain. sensation! I regularly $19 reg. $26-$40 19.99 savings you save robes, loungewear for Pantsuits to take you 2 1 % beautifully through Fall and reg.$17-$35 10.99-22.99 you save into Winter. Casual styles, Dusters, long robes, floats, hostess robes, zip fronts, boys dressy styles, some pyjama wraps; soft fleece nylon quilts, polyester-cottons, 15% to 26% sets...two and even three Antrons; solids, florals, P-S-M-L. Loungewear, all piece sets...long sleeve, short eight D&L stores. sleeve styles...prints, checks, solids, jacquards and sculp­ corduroys tures. Misses dresses, all eight reg. $9-$10 D&L stores. top makers ^ warm 3.97-5.97 sleepwear I Famous Texas maker Pant Boots corduroy slacks In Life Stride... Chukka Boots regular and slim, flare brushed or flannel $16.99 regutarly $21 Save 20% and cuff models. 100% machine washable cot­ values$6-$14 . - $11.99 Also large selection of fashion and cold weather boots - rag. $15-$30 4.99-16.99 3 99 8.99 $12.99-$14.99 J ton. Sizes 4-7, 8-18. regularly $19-$22 S ' ' ' S v 'j V ,. ,, V ' '• V .S"' S. ,.5.'',''. S'^' genuine leather Shift gowns, long gowns, sleep coats i (some gowns matching robes), and Sport Shoes polos handbags long pajamas...in soft acetate/nylon save 40%-50% reg. $5-$7.50 blend or 100% brushed nylon or always 7 99 14.99 reg. $28-$34 popular flannel...even permanent press I- $ . -$ 2.47-4.47 23.97 chains. Huge assortment of solids and I f Famous maker prints. Sizes 32-40 and XS-S-M-L. Sleepwear, all eight D&L stores. polyester/cotton polos Shoulder and satchel $7.99-$14.99 save 33%-50% in fancy and solid turtle, handbags In soft sup­ placket, collar and ple leathers — sPme you save mock turtle styles. imported from Italy im v m is ,. and England. Some leather lined, some you save Boys’, D&L in Corbins, 20% suede lined. In black, Avon, Bristol, navy, earth tones, 21%-40% I f « Manchester. gray. California Cobbler SHOP D&L, MANCHESTER PARKADE & TRI-CITY PLAZA, VERNON Open Monday thru Friday nights'til 9 ... Saturdays'til 6 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., Oct. 21, 1974— PAGE ’THIR’TEEN PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., Oct. 21, 1974 Goldbeck-W aldron CluxtOU-Doll Dance Set to Raise Deborah A. Waldron of The bride is the daughter of The Rev. Paul Ramen of St. Linda Katherine Doll of Coventry and Roger E. Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Mary Church, Coventry, per­ Manchester and Erich Loflin Funds for Football Goldbeck Jr. of Simsbury, Waldron of Lakewood Heights, formed the double-ring Cluxton of Westerly, R.I. THE BABY exchanged wedding vows Oct. Coventry. The bridegroom is ceremony. Miss Kathryn Grady exchanged wedding vows Oct. 19 at St. Mary Church, Coven­ the son of Mr. and Mrs. Roger of Coventry, was organist and 12 in a formal flower garden BOLTON Bogner, chairman and co- H e r a l d ! IS NAMED try. E. Goldbeck of Simsbury. soloist. ’ adjoining the bride’s family Donna Holland chairman of the dance, respec­ The bride, given in marriage home. Correspondent tively, said the program, musst Area Profile ■|1 . by her father, wore a white The bride is the daughter of 646-0375 supplement the |2,000 alloted by crepe maracaine gown Mr. and Mrs. Walter Doll of townspeople in the town’s 1974- Moquin, Wendy Marie, daughter of Bruce R. and Diane designed with high neckline. Manchester. ’The bridegroom is ’The Bolton Football Associa­ 1975 budget by about |1,500. Marston Moquin of 82 Garden St. She was bom Oct. 9 at Empire bodice accented with the son of Dr. H. Hayes Cluxton tion and Women’s Auxiliary of ’The 11,500 is needed to pay for Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are self-fabric belt, long sleeves, of Westerly, R.I. and Mrs. Nell the Bolton Football Association refrees, outfitting players and Town Council’s Agenda Mr. and Mrs. Allan Marston of East Hartford. Her paternal and controlled skirt ter­ Cluxton of Providence, R.I. are sponsoring a dance Nov. 16 cheerleaders and other ac­ grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Richard Moquin of Manchester. minating into a full chapel- TTie Rev. Fred H. Johnson at Fiano’s Restaurant from 9 tivities. Her great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Whipple of Rockville, performed the Anglican length train. Her cathedral- p.m. until 1 a.m. ’The town football program is Mrs. Mary Schaeffler of East Hartford and Mrs. Estella Moquin #■ ceremony. Includes Appointments length mantilla was edged in presently in its sixth season. of New Haven. She has a brother, Mark Richard, 2. Miss Mary-Ellen Doll was her Venise lace and attached to a The dance will feature the The only fund raiser this year sister’s maid of honor. Flower SOUTH WINDSOR Camelot cap of Alencon lace Corona Quartet. Donation is tl2 will be the upcoming dance. the appointment of a member School Supt. Robert Goldman Luman, Michael John, son of John R. Jr. and Kathleen accented with Venise lace. She girls were Miss Amy Doll, the per couple. It is a Bring Your Judy Kuehnel to the capital Improvement will present a report regarding Madden Luman of 126 Bissell St. He was born Oct. 10 at carried a cascade bouquet of bride’s niece; and Miss Jessica Own Bottle (BYOB) affair with Tickets may be obtained by Correspondent Committee to fill an unexpired the “protection of the rights Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are white rosebuds. Price of Andover, Mass. set-ups included in the dona- calling Mrs. Assard, 649-9324 or 646-1364 term ending Nov. 30, 1975. and privacy of parents and Mr. and Mrs. Francis Madden of 128 Bissell St. His paternal Mrs. John A. Coughlin of Can­ Robert F. Turetsky of New ,tion. Mrs. Bogner, 646-0000. The South Windsor Town The council is expected to students.” grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John R. Luman Sr. of ton was matron of honor. York was best man. Council will meet tonight at 8 in accept the resignations of Flood and Erosion The event is open to the Those persons who have Wethersfield. His maternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Bridesmaids were Miss Alice The bride is the grand­ the Town Council Chambers. Michael Lanza from the Mass The South Windsor Flood and public. There will be a raffle. received tickets are asked to John Baronousky of 225 Woodland St. His maternal great-great- E. Racicot of Norwich, the daughter of Mrs. Walter Doll Included on the agenda are Transit Commission and Erosion Control Board willl In a letter to parents of the send their donation to either of grandfather is Michael Sacherek of Hilliard St. He has a brother, bride’s cousin; and Miss Sandra Sr. of Somers and the late Mr. appointments of three Marshall E. Lamenzo from the meet tonight at 7:30 in the football program participants, the above named as soon as Daniel Martin, 3. L. Goldbeck of Simsbury, the Doll and Mrs. Charles V. members to the Jury Com­ Capital Improvements Com­ Council Chamber of the Town Virginia Assard and Anita possible or to return the tickets. bridegroom’s sister. ’They all Conrad of North Stonington and mittee for a term ending Oct. mittee. Hall to consider allowing the Chevaire, John William, son of Anthony W. and Donna L. wore blue maracaine gowns the late Mr. Conrad. 31, 1975; the appointment of a The efforts of citizens who State of Connecticut to assume Zielin Chevaire of Robin Circle, Tolland. He was born Oct; 11 at fashioned with long sleeves. The bridegroom is the grand­ member to the Mass ’Transit held informational coffee sponsorship of the Avery Brook Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grandmother is Mrs. Empire bodice and high son of the late Dr. and Mrs. Commission to fill an unexpired meetings at their homes prior Watershed Floord Control Clara Zielin of Manchester, N.H. His paternal grandparents are neckline. They carried cascade Hiram D. Loflin of Alabama term ending Dec. 1, 1975; and to the Plum Gulley Park Project. Mr. and Mrs. Dominic E. Chevaire of Medford, Mass. He has a bouquets of peacock blue and the late Mr. and Mrs. referendum will be formally Any and ail persons in­ brother, Anthony John, 6; and a sister, Nicole Jeanine, 7. daisies, light yellow miniature Harley E. Cluxton of acknowledged. terested may appear and be carnations. Jack Frost pom­ Tennessee. Mrs. Erich L. Cluxton Also on the agenda is con­ heard. Piourcle, Denise Marie, daughter of James B. and Jeannine pons, blue natural dried flowers Mrs. Cluxton is a freelance sideration of an additional ap­ Boulette Plourde of 20D Channing Dr. She was born Oct. 11 at and greens. photographer and was most Mr. Cluxton is director of the Collegiate Institute in Brooklyn propriation to the Highway Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are John A. Coughlin of Canton recently employed as studio Middle School and a member of Heights, N.Y. THE CANDIDATES Division for bridge construction Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Boulette of Skowhegan, Maine. Her pater­ was best man. Ushers were manager by Look Photo, Inc. in the English and History The couple will reside in on Smith St. Energy Agency nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Leon Plourde Sr. of Neil Henebry and Matthew Andover, Mass. faculties at the Packer Brooklyn Heights, N.Y. The council is expected to ' Skowhegan, Maine. She has two brothers, Kevin, 3; and Timmy, Coughlin, both of Simsbury. ARE SAYING accept the contract between the Retains Two 2. A reception was held at ’The South Windsor Board of Educa­ Colony in Talcottville, after tion and the South Windsor Consultants Welch, Jeffrey Douglas, son of Douglas L. and Michelle which the couple left on a trip to Walsh: Volunteer Discouraged Education Association. HARTFORD (UPI) - The Grabow Welch of 122 Summer St. He was bom Oct. 11 at Hawaii. For traveling Mrs. Sewer Commission Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Pinochle Scores Connecticut Energy Agency has Goldbeck wore a forest green The South Windsor Sewer Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Grabow of 43 Scott Dr. His paternal grand­ Monica Shea statutes were aimed at dis­ this is ridiculous. We ought to announced the selection of two knit sleeveless dress with ^ ENGAGED Commission will meet Tuesday parents are Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Welch of 189 Highland St. His Students Laurel Palmer, Ken Lack and Cherie Lack participate in ribbon cutting ’’The State of Connecticut is couraging the efforts of be encouraging community con­ Massachusetts consulting firms matching long sweater. at 8 p.m. in the town hall. maternal great-grandparents are Mrs. Elizabeth Smith of Long ceremonies at the opening of Rham High School’s four new tennis courts, (Herald photo by not doing everything it can to volunteer associations.” cern, not charging a fee for it.” for two major energy projects. ^ rs. Goldbeck is employed as Included on the agenda is a Island, N.Y., and Mr. and Mrs. George Grabow of Milford. He Top scores in the Manchester support volunteer Noting that he was par­ Walsh pledg^ that if elected Lynn Alan Brooks said Arthur an executive secretary in the Emt) review of the corner lot assess­ has two sisters, Denise, 5; and Wendy, 3Mi. I-.; Heinz-Aborn Senior Citizens Pinochle Group organizations,” according ot ticularly concerned with the to the General Assembly he D. Little Inc., of Cambridge, Claim Department at The Hart­ ment formula and the prepara­ game Thursday morning at the Robert “ Skip” Walsh, 1974 Emergency Medical Ser­ would introduce legislation to M ass., will prepare an ford Insurance Group. Mr. tion of assessments for the Buggie, James Anthony III, son of James A. Jr. and June Mr. and Mrs. Herman Heinz Army and Navy Club are; Democratic candidate in the vices Act, which Walsh said, “Amend Public Act 74-305 emergency plan, at a cost of Goldbeck is employed as an Graham Rd.-Birch Hill area Dahlquist Buggie of Johnson Rd., Marlborough. He was born Jr. of Columbia announce the Helen Moske, 597; Bess 53rd Assembly District. “seemed to in some ways cost which governs volunteer 360,000, to provide for im­ associate real estate analyst in Moonan, 596; A1 Gates, 593; and sewer extension, as well as dis­ Sept. 19 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grand­ engagement of their daughter, Walsh who heads up a 450- the volunteers for their associations, to waive the 3100 mediate state action in an Nassiff Photo the- Urban Investment Depart­ Kathleen M. Heinz, to Sgt. Alfreda Hallin, 587. New Tennis Courts willingness to give their time cussion of a public hearing and energy crisis. parents are Mr. and Mrs. George Vinton of 144 Branford St. His volunteer program in Greater annual license fee by statute for ment at Connecticut Mutual To date Cis Wilson has the top refrendum regarding new paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James A. Buggie of East Sherwood'H. Abom Jr., son of Hartford called Big Brothers and efforts on behalf of the volunteer associations. I’ll also Resource Planning Mrs. Roger E. Goldbeck Jr. Life Ins. Co. sewer extensions. Hartford. Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood H. single score of 617, and said in a speech to the Coventry community’s best interest. In amend the act to statutorily Associates, Inc., also of Cam­ Board of Education Aborn of Ellington. Ernestine Donnelly, high total Open at Rham High Volunteer Fire Association, “It effect, they have to pay to provide for standards of prac­ bridge, was selected for a 340,- points of 6,462. Wilson, Joanne Marie, daughter of Donald L. and Deborah would almost seem as if some volunteer their services, and tice rather than letting a The South Windsor Board of 000 report projecting energy Colby Wilson of 21 Gorman PI. He was born Oct. 8 at Manchester Sgt. Aborn is currently serv­ The group sponsors a game bureaucrat establish them.” Education will meet Tuesday at supply and demand in Connec­ Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. : Marinelli-Boothroyd = ing in the U.S. Army. each Thursday at 9:45 a.m. at 7;30 p.m. at the Ellsworth ticut for a 20-year period, Arthur R. Colby of 404 Summit St. Her paternal grandfather is the Army and Navy Club. Play Anne Em t which previously practiced on and activities, will be held Nov. School, 1737 Main St. Brooks said. is open to all senior citizens. Curtis L. Wilson of Loveland Heights Apts., Vernon. Her mater­ Linda Ann Boothroyd of A Nov. 23 wedding is planned. Correspondent the blacktop areas around the 16 at Rham High School in Burke: Favors Realty Warranty nal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Osgood of Tolland and Michael Lee The couple will reside in Tel. 228-3971 school. Hebron. Manchester and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Colby of Bradenton, Fla. With the official opening of This year though, according The event is sponsored by the Marinelli of Manchester,- Hanau, Germany for the dura­ Martin Burke, Democratic necessary that a guarantee be estate. "It is the duty of the Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Curtis B. Wilson of the four new courts last week, to AuCoin, every student will be Rham Education Association exchanged wedding vows Oct. tion gf Sgt. Aborn’s enlistment. candidate for State Represen­ made a part of every new house legislature to act now as it did Vernon and Mrs. Susan B. Haynes of Columbus, Ga. tennis is now in full swing at given the opportunity to par­ (REA) and the Parent- PLAZA DEPT. STORE 19 at United Congregational tative from Vernon’s 56th sold,” Burke explained. Grand Chief Rham High School in Hebron. 'Teacher-Student Organization in applying guarantees to con­ (Wa Have A Notion To Please) Church of Tolland. ticipate in the sport through District, is proposing a law to He added, “This would assure sumer goods and food items,” Farnhani, Scou Stephen, son of Stephen and Carol Ouellette Participating in the official (PTSO). All proceeds will Next to Frank’s'Suparmarhat The bride is the daughter of LOVE their physical education create an implied warranty in the buyer that any major he said. Mrs. John Keegan of 49 Ard­ ceremonies were three of benefit the student scholarship East Middle Tpka., Manchester Famham of 1488 Sullivan Ave., South Windsor. He was born Oct. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. classes, intramurals and sales of newly constructed defects will be corrected and more Rd. recently was elected IS... Rham’s tennis team members “The public interest dictates 11 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother Boothroyd of RFD 2, Rt. 74, hopefully in a regional tourna­ fund and the student-faculty houses. that the house will be conp grand chief of the Pythian OBTAINING YOUR who have been competing most that if damage results from is Mrs. Faith Ouellette of Main St., Manchester. His paternal Tolland. The bridegroom is the FREE BOOK... ment next spring. senate activities fund. He said there has been a law structed in a good anV Sisters in Connecticut at the successfully the past several defective construction of new grandfather is Elias Farnham of Dighton, Mass. He has two son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony V. V) COLLEGE "CHECKLIST FOR It is also planned to open the All school groups or com, on the books for years giving workmanlike manner.” Halloween 74th annual convention of the homes, the cost is to be borne brothers, Keven, 8, and Danny, 7; and a sister, Suzanne, 10. years despite the lack of courts. courts to the public from the munity groups who are in­ Marinelli of 240 Spring St. Grand Temple of Pythian A PERFECT implied warrantees in con­ He contends that the courts in by the builder who caused it and 1110 three students, Ken Lack, three district towns of Hebron, te re st^ are invited to par­ A double-ring ceremony was =<“^ NOTES Sisters in Fairfield. She WEDDING’’ sumer goods, food and other Connecticut and most states who is in a better economic • Tricks • Treats • Surprises Russomangno, John Sebastian, son of Alfred and Michelle Cherie Lack and Laurel Andover and Marlborough. A ticipate and set up a booth or performed. Mrs. Dorothy Dim- succeeds Mrs. Florence Byrnes CALL sales of personal property. have been slow to apply the im­ position to bear the loss,” he They're All at PLAZA! Cerrigione Rossomangno of 71 Regan St., Rockville. He was bom Palmer, cut the blue and gold decision on the procedures is activity. Part of the proceeds mock of Rockville, the bride’s of Watertown. 742-8133 “However, real estate buyers plied warranty theory to real explained. Oct. 8 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grand­ Kim Wright, daughter of Dr. streamers and immediately the expected to be made shortly by from these booths, provided aunt was organist. Mrs. Keegan has been a TO HAVE YOUR COPY are without similar assurances parents are Mr. and Mrs. John J. Cerrigione of Brown’s Bridge and Mrs. John C. Wright of DELIVERED TO YOU "pros” took over. the regional board of education. there is a charge Involved, will The bride, given in marriage member of Memorial Temple, to protect the single largest in­ Rd., Tolland. His paternal grandmother is Mrs. Marie Manchester is a member of the Because most of the team Others on hand for the go toward the town funds. by her father, wore a gown of Pythian Sisters, since 1958 and vestment most people make in Rossomangno of Richmond Hill, N.Y. His great-grandmother is 1974 Cushing Academy varsity VNNARD members were racing for the ceremonies were Dr. David 'Those interested in knowing organza and Alencon lace served as its most excellent a life time,” he said. Mrs. Dorothy Behmke of Windsor Locks. field hockey team. PHOTOS student bus for the trip to Cattanach, superintendent of further details of the event may trimmed with seed pearls and chief in 1961. She is also a past “Because of the relative in­ WALL ST. Rocky Hill to support their schools, J. Colin Pushee, prin­ contact either Mrs. Diane designed with f itt^ bodice, district deputy chief, a past experience of a buyer, con­ Hogan, Mara Dawn, daughter of Donald and Cynthia Spillane COVENTRY. CT.J soccer team in a crucial game, Deanna, who is in charge of capelet shoulders of Igge, fitted grand guard and past grand cipal and Everett Graham, trasted with a builder who is Hogan of Skinner Hill Rd., Andover. She was born Oct. 9 at one of the first on the courts concessions, or Mrs. Diane sleeves cuffed with lace, man­ senior. d T ' board member. daily engaged in the business of Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandmother is was their coach, Peter AuCoin. Meade, who is in charge of ac­ darin Collar, raised waist Hollis Anne Franklin, Mrs. Irene Vincek of 46F X-MAS SPECIAL Potpourri building and selling homes, it is Mrs. Dorothea Spillane of 99 Hemlock St. Her paternal grand­ COLOR PORTRAITS , AuCoin has been coaching the tivities, any afternoon after accented with pale blue ribbon daughter of Mr. and Mrs. House Dr. was also elected Rham’s Potpourri, featuring parents are Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hogan Jr. of 54 Avondale Rd. 2-8x10, 2-5x7, plus 10- 11 members of the tennis team 1:45 at Rham High School. and an attached full skirt exten- Robert H. Franklin of 63 Arvine grand protector during the an­ a variety of concession stands Her maternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Veronica Hastings of 99 ding into a chapel train 4x5. one each ol 10 poses, PI., was recently elected as the nual state convention. She has any grouping. In your Hemlock St. Her paternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. bordered with lace. She wore a freshman member of the home or our sludlo. All lor Richard Hogan Sr. of Onset, Mass. been a member of Memorial large, white fluted picture hat Judicial Board at Hood College Temple since 1966. ‘ 19.95 ' with blue accent and long in Frederick, Md. She is a Call for Appointment ■ Walsh, Heidi Marion, daughter of Ronald J. and Beverly The newly-elected grand streamers of silk illusion. graduate of Manchester High chief will be honored at a Fire Takes iWalsh of 88 Hilltop Dr. She was born Oct. 11 at Manchester Miss Carolyn Boothroyd of School. ;Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandmother is Mrs. Mary dinner-dance Nov. 2 at Garden Tolland, was her sister’s maid Mrs. Michael L. Marinelli Grove. Tierney of Nantucket Island, Mass. She has two brothers, of honor. Bridesmaids were Three Lives •Ronald, 13; and Richard, IV z . M ill* • il l|i* Miss Maureen Mattesen of East 'IIM I 'rill'' ■ ■ M l" a legal cretary by the law firm employed as a mechanic by C O N N EC TlC U rS $ 100,000 LOTTERY 1974 TICKET PRICE 50c Hartford; and Miss Gail BRIDGEPORT (UPI) - The Phelps, Jared Williann, son of Gary R. and Cynthia Gallup Marinelli of Manchester, the of Garrity, Walsh & Diana in Marinelli’s Getty Service in Phelps of 29 Griffin Rd. He was born Oct. 13 at Manchester Manchester. Mr. Marinelli is Manchester. bodies of four-year-old twins bridegroom’s sister. and their 12-year old babysitter Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. WE WILL NOT Anthony Marinelli Jr. of were found Saturday after William W. Gallup of Granby, Mass. Qjs paternal grandmother is Manchester was his brother’s B O N S in ^ \ :jlld^OW INGLY| Mrs. Mary Phelps Nicholson of Manchester. flames swept through a two- best man. Ushers were Gary family home on Bunnell Street. a p p l ia n c e Juliano of Manchester and & A medical examiner said the Benito, Philip Charles, son of William Rd. Sr. and Charlene James Grasso of Glastonbury. UNDERSOLD TRIPLE DRAMIIGS TV CENTERS twins, Troy and Trent Kaiser, M. Brochu Benito of 125 Berry Ave., Coventry. He was born Oct. A reception was held at the Denim Daze! 11 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents — let us prove it! and the girl, Kimberly Kaiser, Kosciuszko Club in Rockville, were covereid with soot and ap­ are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brochu of East Hartford. His paternal after which the couple left on a His and her watches. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Donald Benito of East Hartford. parently had died of smoke in­ trip to Florida. ’They will reside halation. ADD HUNDREDS OF His paternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Clarence in Tolland. Denim straps-blue dials Police said the young girl was Hawkins of Wickford, R.I. He has a brother, William Russell Jr., Mrs. Marinelli is employed as General Electric 4, a sister of the twin’s mother, 17 jewels, yellow micron case. identified as Antoinette Balfur. Zangari, Jessica Anne, daughter of Matthew and Anne Poirier Each,$50 ’The Balfur woman told police Zangari of 66 Davis Ave., Rockville. She was born Oct. 13 at Hadassah COLOR TV,SPECIAL! she had left the house about 20 NEW10TTERYWINNERS! Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. Meets On minutes before the fire was dis­ and Mrs. Joseph Poirier of Clinton. Her paternal grandparents covered. are Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Zangari of New Britain. Tuesday Authorities said the cause of the fire was undetermined and 3 Numbers extra bonus number Your chances of win­ Ramsdell, Travis Peter, son of Peter D. and Dorothy Arzt Manchester Chapter of under investigation. worth another $1,000 for ning just got a nice big The fire was reported at 2:09 Ramsdell of West Willington. He was born Oct. 10 at Rockville Hadassah will have a film, “I to Win With a perfect 5 digit match. boost. General Hospital. His maternal grandfather is Paul F. Arzt Jr. of Love You, Rosa” at its first a.m. and put under control at Rockville. His paternal grandparents are Dr. and Mrs. Raymond meeting of the season Tuesday 2:58 a.m., they said. Every Week. E. Ramsdell of Valleyview Lane, Vernon. at 8 p.m. at Temple Beth Sholom. $25,000 in Extra Get Your Tickets, Della Penna, Matthew David, son of Richard J. and Sandra The film, which is about love Every Thursday, we Sequrola Della Penna of 300 South St., Rockville. He was born and loving at all ages, is the draw 3 winning Lottery Weekly Now. Oct. 9 at Rockville General Hospital. His matern-.; grandmother story of oriental Jews in the Old Pri»e Money Up numbers. First, the regu­ Cash Prizes. It’s refreshing these is Mrs. Norma Sequrola of Buffalo, N.Y. His paternal grand­ City of Jerusalem in the late LOS ANGELES (UPI) - The 19th Century. According to a lar number worth over parents are Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Board of White Plains, N.Y. prize money for next year’s Princess. days to get so much extra He has a brother, Richard A., 5. chapter member, the film has Virginia Slims Tennis Tourna­ $300,000 in total cash an E rating, for husbands, These special bonus value at no increase in ment has been raised to 3150,- friends and everyone. prizes. Second, a special drawings will add over 000, the general manager of the Just enough light so price. Our triple drawings Philip Morris Co. said Sunday. bonus number worth a $25,000 in $1,0(X) prizes will be a definite boost to Noisy Jim Morgan made the an­ cool $1,(XX) for a perfect to lucky Lottery winners the economy. Especially Since its formation in 1850, nouncement after the awards the Cerro Negro volcano of you don’t need the light. 5 digit match. Third, an each week. 90-DAY CARRY-IN banquet for the tournament when you’re a winner. Nicaragua has erupted many ARD SERVICE INCLUDED participants, who this year times making it the most ac­ (Pirii A Ubor) wiihtn our mtvIc* 9rM competed for total winnings of p rloi Ideal for a bedroom, the Princess tive volcano in Central *Mlnlmum rtlall E A S Y TCmiS With Approvod Crodit 3100,000, the largest amount in where you thought you didn't America. The last major muse women’s tennis. phone has a soft little light in the have enough room for a phone; eruption was recorded in February, 1971. floiist c. Greenhouses /Guaranteed j / dial that turns on automatically on the nightstand or even y Savings y Guardian Service y Master Charge when you lift the receiver. Or, on your bookcase headboard. Marathon Race, Easy Paymenis just by flipping a switch you can In many decorator colors, CONNECnOirS 1000 LOnERY The marathon race, usually CONSUMER MANCHESTER^ , Geronimo’s real name was 26 miles and 385 yards in Goyakla, "one who yawns.” keep it on as a night light from vibrant canary More ways to win. More fun than ever. length, commemorates the 6 iiijcJia d ’i -lil- His famous name is the even after the receiver is yellow to dainty chiffon LAKGfST RCTAIL GROWERS IN MANCHESTER reputed feat of theeGij^k who JEW E LE R S-SILV E R SM IT H S SIN CE 1900 SALES Manchester Parkade Spanish version of Jerome, This wask’s drawing will ha hald at Rastland Farms, ran from Marathon t# Athens given to him by Mexicans liv­ back on the hook. And pink. The Princess. Manchtiter APPLIANCE & bearing the news of victory 643-9559 DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER AT 9S8 MAIN STREET 6 4 9 - 8 5 3 r ing on the U.S. border. Middletown Avo., Routa 17, North Branford, Octobor 24, at 10:30 A.M. «tl HARTFORD ROAD, MANCHISTER TV CENTERS the slim shape lets it fi,t It's no ordinary phone. in 490 B.C. ALSO: HARTFORD • NEW BRITAIN • MIDDLETOWN PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Oct. 21, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Mon., Oct. 21, 1974- PAGE FIFTEEN OBITUARIES Career Seminars Start Tuesday East Snaps Skein^ Ed>vard McVeigh grandchildren, and 16 great­ POLICE REPORT Edward McVeigh, 56, of 18 grandchildren. Ninth grade students at Illing Junior The cluster presented Tuesday will A Conway Rd. died ^turday at Funeral services are Tuesday High School and Bennet Junior High cover the fine arts and humanities. Blanks Bloomfield Manchester Memorial at 2 p.m. at the Watkins School will be introduced to a series of The four people selected for the presen­ Hospital. He was the husband of Funeral Home, 142 E. Center tation will give the students an insight into ‘4-A? career seminars beginning ’Tuesday. MANCHESTER Danella Korytkowski McVeigh. St., Manchester. Burial will be the fields of some of the performing and West St. was arrested Saturday at 5;20 p.m. at the Treasure ’The series, arranged through the com­ • Brian E. McCartan, 26, of He was bom Dec. 25,1917 in in East Cemetery, Manchester. bined efforts of the Greater Manchester creative arts. at 1:20 p.m. and charged with City store in the Parkade and 47 Lilac St. and Charles Manchester where he lived all Friends may call at the Chamber of Commerce and the Board of ’The panel guests selected by William fourth-degree larceny. He charged with fourth-degree By Debbie Caouette Bousquet, 36, of 74 Cooper St. back Rob Tebecio adding a two-point his life. He was employed as a funeral home tonight from 7 to Education, are designed to stimulate the Altman representing the Greater allegedly stole staples and a larceny in connection with the were both charged with breach conversion for a 10-0 advantage at the purchasing agent for 25 years at 9_ students’ interest in pursuing a career Manchester Chamber of Commerce are staple gun from the K-Mart theft of a cigarette lighter. of peace Sunday at 12:50 a.m. at Execution of fundamental football intermission. Pratt & Whitney Aircraft pivi- beyond high school. Ms. Barbara Hering from the Travelers store on Spencer St. He was Court is Nov. 18. Mrs. Elva A. Ragan Renn’s Tavern at 76 Cooper St. was way off Saturday night at Mt. Coach John LaFontana’s gridders sion of United Aircraft Corp. in Last year when the program was in­ Insurance Co. in Hartford, audio-visual released on his written promise , Mrs. Elva A. Ragan, 85, of 165 The two men were fighting Nebo as East Catholic snapped its dominated the second half and added East Hartford. troduced in the school system, the aids; Hal Shane, drama; Mrs. Beverly to appear in court Nov. 4. • Richard Miracki, 31, of Penn Dr., West Hartford, outside the tavern and police two-game losing streak with a sloppy He was a member of the students attended career seminars which Burton, dance; and Ronald Mocadlo, Glastonbury was charged with 13 points. Late in the third stanza, formerly of Manchester, died found both men bleeding. 23-0 victory over non-conference foe .American Legion Post and the music. • Roger A. Graham, 28, of making an improper left turnon Desimone scored his second TD of the this morning at Hartford introduced them to vocations involving Both men were released on ’The programs will begin at 8:30 a.m. at 338 Summit St. was arrested connection with a motorcycle- Bloomfield High. The win in the night from two yards out with the con­ .Army-Navy Club. He was a Hospital after a long illness. radio, veterinary medicine, architecture, $100 non-surety bonds for court Navy veteran of World War II. carpentry, plumbing, farming, television, Bennet, and at 10:30 a.m. at Illing. Both Saturday and charged with auto collision Saturday at 10:45 penalty-riddled affair upped the version failing. She was the widow of James Nov. 4. evading responsibility after he a.m. on Oak St. west of Clinton Eagles’ aggregate mark to 2-3-1 while Other survivors are two sons, Ragan. and others. career seminars will be in the school A 60-yard option pass from Kevin Kevin McVeigh and Sean Some of the various subjects this year libraries. allegedly drove his car into a St. the Warhawks remained winless at 0- She was bom Oct. 27,1888, in • Gary M. Hopkins, 18, of 215 Shorey to Mike Pardi in the fourth are arranged in clusters under the Parents are invited to attend the parked car on Summit St. at Ronald A. Kittredge, 30, of 40 5. McVeigh, both at home; two Manchester, the daughter of Center St. was arrested Satur­ quarter capped the scoring. Desimone seminars. Those wishing to attend may. 7:30 a.m. and left the scene, Newman St., the driver of the brothers, Thomas McVeigh of Jackson and Eliza Cushman headings of fine arts and humanities, day at 1:15 p.m. on a Circuit The teams traded interceptions in added the PAT for the final margin. Tampa, Fla., and Francis transportation, office careers, business call 646-5854, and ask for the school police said. motorcycle, was taken by am­ Frink. She lived in West Hart­ Court 12 warrant charging him The parked car is owned by the first stanza before the Eagles The East defense allowed Bloom­ McVeigh of New York; a sister, and banking, and marine science. guidance office, for further information. bulance to Manchester ford about 40 years. She was a with disorderly conduct, in­ Reginald Callahan of 413 Sum­ could get some offense generated, field just 94 yards altogether while Mrs. Margaret Daley of Texas, Memorial Hospital where he member of St. James Episcopal toxication and escape from mit St. and it was towed from moving to the Bloomfield one-yard offensively the Eagles compiled 303 and several nieces and was treated for a fractured Church in West Hartford where custody. He posted a $500 sure­ the scene. Court is Nov. 4. wrist. He was admitted and was line. Four downs couldn’t produce a yards. Desimone was the leading nephews. she was a former Sunday School ty bond for court Nov. 4. The funeral is Tuesday at 8:45 reported in satisfactory condi­ score as the visitors threw up a stout rusher with 98 yards on 13 carries. teacher. • David G. Hawkes Jr., 24, of a.m. from the John F. Tierney tion this morning. ' defensive effort. Tempers flaired late in the contest She was a member of the John Romanowicz, 23, of 12 Ellington was arrested Sunday Funeral Home, 219 W. Center Car Leads Town Police Court for Miracki is Nov. 18. Taking over after the goal-line but officials did an excellent job of Descendents of the Mayflower. stand, Bloomfield couldn’t move and St., with a Mass at 9;30 at St. Survivors are a foster keeping control. Bartholomew’s Church. Burial daughter, Mrs. Wilfred St. was forced to punt. The center snap Next on the agenda is a team East will be in St James Cemetery. Peter Sr. of Unionville; a foster On High Speed Chase ROCKVILLE Washington PTA flew out of the end zone and East had would rather forget. Xaiver High of 2 Friends may call at the son, Donald Ransom of Sets Open House a safety for a 2-0 edge. Middletown, the No. 1 team in funeral home tonight from 7 to Richardson, Tex., and a niece, HOSPITAL NOTES An interception by defensive back schoolboy circles, comes to The Washington School PTA 9. Mrs. Virginia Smart of Miami, • About 20 youths of high head by a BB pellet Sunday at Brian Foley gaVe the Eagles excellent Manchester Saturday night for a Hart­ Those wishing to do so may Fla. A 1967 Chevelle with Virginia will sponsor an open house at plates police say seen often at school age were reported out­ 4:12 p.m. He was taken to the school Tuesday at 7 p.m. (Herald photo by Dunn) field position at the Bloomfield 23 and ford County Conference engagement make memorial contributions Funeral services are Admitted Friday; Thomas Hewitt, West Stafford; Eleanor David’s restaurant at the side the Seven Eleven store on Manchester Memorial Hospital Walter C. Roth, principal, East eventually cashed in. Senior Co- at 7:30. The Falcons are 5-0 over-all to the American Cancer Socie­ Thursday at 11 a.m. at St. Quinn, Crane Rd., Ellington; McLellan, Emily Dr., Vernon; Parkade ted police on a high Green Rd. Saturday after 9 where the pellet was removed will greet the parents in the Indian Runner John Kunz Lunges for Yardage Against Penney Captain Joel Desimone went in from and 2-0 in the HCC, having demolished ty. Mary’s Episcopal Church, (jloria Bourque, Enfield; Carolyn Nelson, Vernon speed chase Sunday at 4 a.m. p.m. throwing rocks at the from under his skin. school cafeteria. six yards out for the TD with quarter­ St. Bernard, 35-0, last Friday night. Manchester, with the Rev. Clarence Jepson, Court St., Gardens, Vernon; Thomas IVlrs. Marcella Wadsworth Patrolman John Maloney Jr. store’s sign. They broke it. The pellet had been shot by a Norman Fendell, special Stephen Jacobson officiating. Rockville; Rosie Hutchinson, Quinn, Crane Rd., Ellington; Halfback Paced Manchester's Ground Attack With 74 Yards But It Wasn't Enough VERNON -T he funeral of observed the car traveling at a • While driving his car on N. neighbor boy and had bounced education director for the Burial will be in West Windsor Lxicks; Scott Burgess, Raymond Skinner, Loveland Mrs. Marcella Stewart high rate of speed on Green Lakewood Circle Saturday at off a house before hitting Manchester public schools, will Cemetery. Robert Dr., ^ u th Windsor; Hill Rd., Vernon; Lucille Titus, Wadsworth, 84, of 65 W. Manor Bivd. He pursued the car 3:15 p.m., William McCarthy of Lappen. That boy’s family told speak on the Regional Oc­ Friends may call at the Grant Skewes, Mountain St., Bakos Rd., Tolland; Arthur Franklin Park, Rockville sec­ onto W. Middle Tpke. heading 413 Parker St. reported his police they were not aware BB cupational Training Center. BenneCs Unbeaten Record Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. Rockville; Robert Durepo, W. Trinks Jr., Willie Circle, tion, who died Friday at home, west. After they passed over windshield was struck by a BB guns were not allowed in Classrooms will be open at Center St., Wednesday from 7 Main St., Rockville. Tolland; Rosemary Willson, was held this morning. Burial the bridge at 1-86, the car’s pellet. Manchester. They said they 7:30 for visitation. PTA to 9 p.m. Discharged Friday: Joy Warehouse Point; Helen Snapped by Illing Booters was in Northwood Cemetery, speed increased and was going • Mark Lappen, 15, of 66 would take care of the gun. memberships will be available 'Those wishing to do so may Balcome, Charter Oak St., Zevitas, Meadowlark Rd., Ver­ Windsor. The White-Gibson- at 100 miles per hour or more in Baldwin Rd. was struck in the in each classroom. make memorial contributions Manchester; Paul Bugbee, non. PenneyHigh Comes on Strong Small Funeral Home, 65 Elm front of the Marco Polo to the American Society, or St. West Willington; Nicole Births Saturday: A Taking the first of two meetings, Illing St., Rockville, was in charge of restaurant on Burnside Ave. Tom Jordan, Dennis Joy, Mike Diana, Mary’s Church Memorial Fund. Choinski, South St., Rockville; daughter to Mr. and Mrs. J. Junior High upset previously undefeated arrangements. when Matoney gave up the Frey Ley and Jerri Lynn, effectively Robert Durepo, W. Main St., Pollnow, Quarry Dr., Vernon; a crosstown Bennet, 4-3, in soccer action She was the widow of Edward Mrs. William G. Boehm chase, he reported. Cash, Goods Taken stopped the Bennet charge from ever real­ ' 4 Rockville; Hector Gonzalez, son to Mr. and James Saturday at Illing’s field. The win gives ly gaining momentum, v Wadsworth. Mrs. Wanda C. Boehm, 65, of East Hartford Police found Maple St., Rockville; Loren Saber, Center Rd., Vernon; a Illing a 5-3 ledger while Bennet is now 7-1. Fullback Joy filled in for the injured Born in Hartford, she moved 577 Adams St. died Sunday at the vehicle in East Hartford at Kraut, Holly Rd., Tolland; son to Mr. and Mrs. Eric San- J ABOUT To Hand Indians 36'-21 Defeat Bennet goalie Scott Trudon had a very Philbrick in the second half allowing just to the Rockville area about 12 Manchester Memorial 5 a.m. The driver is still being Anna Kreyssig, Broad Brook; tini, Alfred Dr., Tolland. successful season going for him, allowing one goal, a beautiful opposite corner shot years ago. She was a communi­ Hospital. She was the wife of sought by both departments. In Weekend Break Gregory Lappen, Brooklyn St., Admitted Sunday: Marjorie TOWN one goal in seven games, until he met by Bennet’s Ed Case. cant of St. Bernard’s Parish, William G. Boehm. Rockville; Myrtle Nielsen, Boor, Snipsic St., Rockville; Illing’s front line. The Illing offensive unit played one of its Rockville. She was born May 1, 1909, in In other police reports: In a housebreak reported • A box of cleaning products High St., Rockville; Katherine John R. Cratty, rove St., The Rams drew first blood in the best games beating Bennet players to the Survivors are 4 daughters, Manchester where she lived all • Some youths attending By Len Auster back John Kunz taking a pitch over from three yards away, getting a nice over the weekend, over $2,000 in was stolen from a car parked at Parrish, Quarry St., Rockville; Rockville; Sharon Estridge, The VFW Auxiliary will meet opening minutes with a goal by Bill Kelly. ball time and time again. Illing’s leading Mrs. Victor Hesse of her life. She was a cafeteria Rockville High Schooi in Ver­ bonds, cash and other- items Walk softly and carry a big stick was Teddy Roosevelt’s motto. When block from running mate Pete McCluskey. The extra point failed as the Caldor parking lot Saturday Barbara Pizzetti, Tunnel Rd., Regan St., Rockville; Thomas Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Members Bennet scored soon after with Tom scorer and front line sparkplug Kelly was Wethersfield, Mrs. Samuel manager for the Manchester non are suspected of writing in was taken from the home of the Penney High football team takes the field, it doesn’t tilt with an afternoon. Vernon; Lionel Riendaeau, Lee, Franklin Park, Rockville; are reminded ^ bring their snap was hobbled. Orlowski popping in the tying goal. accompanied by Joel Malinowski, Ken Sofia of West Covina, Calif., public school system and had white paint Friday night on the Anthony Nascembeni of 133 donations for the 'Thanksgiving • The car of James J. O’Reil­ West Rd., Rockville; Thomas Kathleen Luginbuhl, Lower overabundance of manpower. Not when you only have 30 players in un­ Penney took the second half kickoff and promptly boosted its margin to Illing tallied in the next quarter with Anderson, Bill Finnegan and Scot Roman Mrs. Omer Goyette of been at the Robertson School lawn of Roy Hagedorn of 274 Lyness St. basket. ly of 33 Hartland Rd. was Ringwalt, Village St., Butcher Rd., Ellington; Frank iform. Quality however does have its virtue as the Black Knights 22-13. Grinding it out overland, Mike Roberge bulled over from the three Kelly taking the honors for the second in continually attacking the Bennet goal. Rockville and Mrs. Ledge for many years. Tolland Tpke. near its intersec­ The break occurred Sunday entered Saturday afternoon and Ellington; Juanita Shepherd, Minor, Peter St., Ellington; bulldozed Manchester High, 36-21, in a CCIL clash Saturday before 1,200 with Dione adding a two-point conversion at the 6:12 mark. time. The score remained 2-1 until the last Maynard of Old Saybrook; 11 Other survivors are two sons, tion with Oakland St. Part of it The third Illing goal was in the third sometime between 2 and 8:45 his wallet taken. Hayes Ave., Ellington; Janice Joseph Sokol, Pinney Rd., fans in East Hartford. three minutes of the first half when grandchildren, and 26 great­ Peter P. Boehm of Manchester reads “75 RHS.” Once again the Indians bounced back. Moving to the Knights’ five, the stanza by Jeff Durant as he outran and p.m. The house had been ran­ • The car of Steven Dunn of Shores, Highland Ave., Ellington; Lucille Tracy, South Senior Co-Captain Mark Dione was the major steamroller with three Bennet’s Bob Gagnon tied it with a power­ outmanuevered the goalie for a well- grandchildren. and William H. Boehm of • Four young people, two sacked. 48 Linden St. was broken into Silk Towners failed on three running plays but a fourth down pass by Rockville; Mrs! Anne Zangari St., Rockville; Nancy White, ful boot. placed left-footed shot. Carmel, Ind.; two daughters, boys and two girls all age 17, Items taken included stereo Better Late... touchdown runs of 11, 29 and four yards and two, two-point conversions. Maloney found tight end John Madden at the back of the end zone. twice recently. On Monday, and daughter, Davis Ave., South St., Rockville. Outstanding Illing defense was under The winning goal was dropped in by Mrs. Valerie Almquist of were found in a car Sunday at PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - Dione rushed for 99 yards on 20 carries and also recovered a fumble Maloney and Jason Dodge combined for a two-point conversion. David McCann speakers, two wrist watches, a Oct. 14, thieves took his eight- Rockville; Mrs. Joyce Discharged Sunday: Jacque the control of Captain Peter Garman and Finnegan in the same style and fashion as Austin, Tex. and Mrs. Diane about 6 p.m. at the North View The president of the leading to a second quarter score. The scoring parade continued on the first play of the fourth quarter as ANDOVER —David McCann, radio, U.S. bonds worth over track stereo tape deck. Friday Haushmann and son, Robin Cir­ Knowlton, West Willington, goalie Bob Philbrick, who was injured and the others. They were well set up and Riley of Somers; a brother, Ski Siope off Hercuies Dr. They $1,550, and oid coins valued at Procrastinators Club of The triumph upped Penney’s league standard to 2-1 and aggregate mark 92, of Boston Hill Rd., died night, they carefully removed cle, Tolland; Mrs. Berthenia Marilyn Webster, East Bottaro went to the air lanes and found Nick DeMarco for a 50-yard later hospitalized as he made a daring dive deliberately executed. Roman Sendrowski of Eustis, were brought to headquarters America says his group is off to Saturday while visiting his son over $100. the stereo’s wires. Arnold and daughter, Rachel Willington. to 3-2, its third straight win. The Silk Towners saw their CCIL ledger drop scoring bomb. Dione gave the Black Knights a nine-point advantage with and incredible save. Garman, aided by Fla., and seven grandchildren. but released without charge to Rome today, or maybe next in Vernon. • A neighbor told police two Rd., Manchester. Birth Sunday: A daughter to to 1-2 and 2-2 overall. the conversion and he iced the verdict with 5:27 left with a four-yard TD ’The funeral is Wednesday at their parents after a warning week, to take advantage of He was born in Portadown, Breaks into cars included: men in a blue car twice broke Admitted Saturday: Susan Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gardiner, Taking the opening kickoff, Manchester marched 54 yards in eight plays jaunt. 8:30 a.m. from the Holmes about drinking on town proper­ tickets to the Circus Maximus. County Armagh, Ireland, and • Three cars on Meadow into the Jack Spector car which Dickson, Staffordville; David. Hartford Tpke., Rockville. with quarterback Jack Maloney rolling left and hitting wide receiver John Funeral Hoe, 400 Main St., with “We got the tickets for the “We played much better than last week,” Tribe Coach Larry Olsen lived in Manchester most of his ty- Lane Friday night. Stolen were was parked Saturday night at 73 Hannon, Coventry; Lionel Griffin for a 22-yard TD. Bare-footed place-kicker Neil McKenney added a Mass at 9 at St. John’s Polish • Tuesday, Oct. 15, a 10-26-74 performance featuring noted, “But when we fell nine points behind in the fourth quarter we had life before moving to Andover pens, keys, and credit cards. W. Center St. They took the Labreche, Kibbe Rd., the PAT with 7:58 showing on the clock. National Catholic Church. Crestwood Dr. man reported the lions and the Christians,” to go for the big offense instead of running our usual stuff. That hurt.” 30 years ago. Before retiring in • A car on Park St. with the clock, then came back for the Ellington; Helen Lanz, Snipsic Burial will be in St. John’s finding a large, new green rug said Les Waas, an advertising The advantage lasted 1:35 as the Black Knights, operating out of their Offensively, Penney had 407 total yards, 277 overland. Bottaro had his 1947, he was a self-employed loss of two pairs of sun glasses dash lights and the speakers, all Village, Ellington; Isadore Polish National Catholic in his back yard. Saturday he Bulletin Board executive who serves as presi­ high-powered wishbone offense, rambled 66 yards in six plays with Dione best day passing completing four of eight tosses for 134 yards against a carpenter. He attended South valued at $50. valued at $50. Rosenberg, Newton Centre, Church Cemetery. found a smaiier, new purple dent. “The only thing is we’re scoring from the 11. Quarterback Jim Bottaro ran for a two-point conver­ United Methodist Church. Mass.; William Smith, Ban­ BOLTON porous Manchester secondary. Manchester had 216 yards offensively Friends may call at the rug. not quite sure if the date is ac­ sion and an 8-7 edge. Survivors are his son, Joseph croft Rd., Rockville; Lawrence Donna Holland rushing for 156 with Kunz the leader with 74. The Indians had 11 first funeral home Tuesday from 2 to tually 74 or 1974. McCann of Vernon; 6 Updyke, Mountain St., Dione recovered a Manchester fumble in the second stanza and on the downs with eight in the first half. After its second half score, the Red and 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. The Bolton Athletic Associa­ “If it’s 74,” he said, “we’ll Rockville; Arthur Ulitsch, ensuing play dashed 29 yards up the middle for the score. Manchester White was completely stymied as it had to play catch-up. tion will meet tonight at 8 at the only be 1,900 years late.” Grant St., Rockville. retaliated by taking the kickoff and narrowed the gap to 14-13 with half­ Looking to snap its two-game downswing, the Silk Towners journey to Post-High Education home of Michele Giglio, 29 Waas said the ticket, Discharged Saturday: Gioia Femwood Dr. engraved in rock in ancient Enfield High Saturday for a 1:30 league clash with the Raiders. Bertinasco, East Hartford; The BAA donated skirts for Roman style and good for ad­ Topic for Seminar Richard Brookman, Gerald cheerleaders of the C team mittance of 30 people, was Dr., Vernon; Joan Emerick, midget football players for the donated by one of the club’s Storrs; Mrs. Diane Flaherty 1974 season. members in Rome. FIRE CALLS and daughter. South St., Financing post-high school vice, how financial need is Scholarship Pund Waas has served as president liQ Rockville; Russell Hedman, education wilt be the topic of determined, and federal The annual meeting of the of the procrastinators since ‘ I programs of aid. Ellington Ave., Rockville; HCC Cross CountryTitle the final post-high school educa­ Bolton Scholarship Fund, Inc. 1956. page. (Manchester Ambulance) tion planning seminar Tuesday Richarw Lauzier from the Jacinto Melendreras, Union AMBULANCE CALLS will be held Thursday at 7:30 “We still haven’t gotten SOUTH WINDSOR Saturday, 10:50 a.m. — at 7:30 p.m. in the Manchester Manchester State Bank will dis­ St., Rockville; William Herzog, p.m'. at Bolton High School. Ail VERNON around to having a 1957 elec­ Sunday, 9:34 a.m. — Fire in a Robert Philbrick, 15, of 147 High School cafeteria. cuss student loans and other Burke Rd., Rockville; Viola Bolton residents are invited to SPORTS Saturday, 10:03 p.m’. — Minor tion,” he said. two-story frame house at 1140 Carter St. was injured in a • The seminar is sponsored by bank loans for higher educa­ attend the meeting. SLATE Ellington Rd. gutted the up­ auto accident on 1-86 at Exit 95. soccer game at Illing Junior the high school guidance tion. stairs attic portion of the house. (Vernon Ambulance and Ver­ High School. He was admitted department. H arry M aidm ent, MHS Gained by East Catholic non Fire Department) No one was home at the time. to Manchester Memorial Henry Miller, director of counselor, will cover local and Monday Men from all three South Wind­ MANCHESTER Hospital with fractured financial aid at jhe University regional sources of financial Saturday-, 10:45 a.m. — SOCCER sor companies were at the -vertebrae and was reported in of Hartford, will discuss the ai,d. Fulfilling its rags to riches story was East Catholic as it scene using all the town’s Motorcyclist injured in colli­ satisfactory condition this St. Paul at East Catholic parent’s confidential statement Parents and students in captured the Hartford County Conference Cross Country major pieces of equipment. sion with car near 165 Oak St. morning. (Manchester Am­ of the College Scholarship Ser- Manchester are invited to at­ CROSS COUNTRY There were no injuries. ’The See story in Police Report, this bulance) tend. Meet Saturday at Goodwin Park in Hartford. Paced by Jim South Windsor/Windsor cause is still being investigated. Giulietti’s record tying performance of 13:19 over the 2.7 Locks at Bloomfield MANCHESTER mile course, the Eagles totaled 33 points to outdistance Saturday, 10:09 a.m. — Shed runner-up Xavier High’s 66 points. East placed last in the Tuesday on fire at 324 Hillstown Rd. JUDGE OF PROBATE meet a year ago. SOCCER (Town) I ^ Bolton at Cheney Tech Saturday, 10:35 a.m. — Gas WILLIAM E. FITZGERALD Bob Goehring of St. Paul was second and Xavier’s Jeff Bacon Academy at Rham ■ m i washdown at the Parkade. V4VI- Ef. East Hampton at Coventry (Town) Wilson was third followed by Eagle harrier Ed Dana’s fourth placement. Joe Burinskas was seventh and Mark Windsor Locks at Rockville Saturday, 11:49 a.m. — Grass FUNERAL HOME Windsor at South Windsor fire at the foot of Case Moun­ ,'T" Skehan eighth as the Eagles placed four runners in the top Suffield at Ellington tain in a grassy area across Established 1874-Three Generations of Service 10. Also running well were Joe stamp placing 13th, Spring St. from the spring area. 142 East Center Street, Manchester 646-5310 sophomore Luke O’Connor garnered 17th position and CROSS COUNTRY (Town) Steve Colbert was 38th. , Saturday, 4:44 p.m. — Leaves East Calholic/Bulkeley at in the gutter at Foxcroft Dr. South Catholic Back by Popular Demand Cheney Tech/Windham and Deepwood Dr. (Town) East, 12-3 in dual meet competition, faces Bulkeley High S'*-;, Tech at Coventry Saturday, 6:40 p.m. — and South Catholic Tuesday at Hartford’s Colt Park. Smoking TV at 29 Glenwood St. MAIN STREET BAND Suffield at Ellington (Town) Wednesday Results: Team 1. East Catholic 33, 2. Xavier 66, 3. Sunday, 9:23 a.m. — THE WAY WE WERE SOCCER Waterflow alarm at South Catholic 75, 4. St. Paul 95,5. Northwest Catholic 107, 6. St. Bernard 108. Manchester at Penney Manchester Modes on Pine St. The year was 1921 and Watkins introduced Sunday, 12:02 p.m. — Brush Friday, October 25, 1974 MCC at Thames Valley CC Manchester’s first motor hearse. Friends kidded us fire at Mt. Nebo at the Thursday southeast corner of the football JUD6E FITZGERALD SEEKS MANCHESTER ARMORY and competition derided us but this new fangled equip­ Individual: 1. Giulietti (EC) 13:19 (Ties course mark) 2 field. (Town) 330 MAIN STREET ment proved us to be in tune with community’s needs. Goehring (SP), 3. Wilson (X), 4. Dana (EC), 5. Edwards SOCCER YOUR VOTE OF CONFIDENCE (SC), 6. Augeri (X), 7. Burinskas (EC), 8. Skehan (EC), East Hampton at Cheney Sunday, 12:38 p.m. — Grass Dancing from 9 to 1 a.m. Our vehicles have changed quite a bit from this early fire at 54 Tracy Dr. behind After first being elected by you two years ago, he has: 9. Reardon (SC), 10. Staron (NW), 11. Stubbs (SC), 12. Tech motor hearse, but one thing hasn’t changed...Our Coventry at Parish Hill I'*'. Salter’s Pond. (Eighth) Boraka (X), 13. Stamp (EC), 14. McCooey (SP), 15. Cobb Sunday, 1:08 p.m. — Car fire ...devoted full time to serving as your Judge of Probate $10.00 per couple friendliness, sincerity and dedication...and that’s the Newington at Rockville at 123 Vernon St. (Town) ...added Thursday evening court hours for your con­ way we’ll stay. JIM GIIJLIETTI Glastonhury at South ED DANA % Today, 9:39 a.m. — Steam venience BYOB • Door Prize • (Set Ups Included) Windsor caused a fire call to be made to ...adopted new procedures to Increase the Court’s ef­ Sponsored hy llie ('otiples (’luh of Ellington at Stafford M: the Cheney Bros, mill-on Pine ficiency and to provide greater accessibility to records St. (ieorife's ('.hiirrli of Holton CROSS COUNTRY “f-V"' St. at Cooper Hill St. (Town) ...despite a substantial Increase In the Court’s case load, Call 646-0631 or 646-0052 Ellington at Stafford TOLLAND COUNTY he has given his personal attention to each case Limited number of tickets available South Windsor 11 Blanks Rockville Coventry at COC Meet (Herald pholu by Dunn) Saturday, 1:49 p.m. — Grass ...renovated the probate office in the municipal building to Doing all its scoring in the all mark to 3-3 and 2-2 in the 100* in for the TD. Blair Boucher tailback Ken Hoke compiled 218 Friday fire on Brimwood Dr. (Vernon increase efficiency. third quarter. South Windsor CVe while the Rams dipped to Fire Department) culminated the scoring with a yards on 36 carries to lead all CROSS COUNTRY The above space Is available to your group on a FIRST COME blanked arch-rival Rockville 1-3-1 in all games and 0-3 in the 62-yard gallop. Place-kicker Ed rushers. This was the fourth Added Enjoyment for Indian Fans Saturday, 7:05 p.m. — Minor FIRST SERVED BASIS to publicize community service programs, High, 14-0, in a Central Valley conference. ’ Windham at Manchester through the courtesy ol Watkins. Contact Mrs. Janice Lopes at Duclos converted both extra game Rockville has failed to house fire on Center Rd. (Ver­ Conference football clash Matt Dubiel put the first Windsor Locks at East VOTE DEMOCRATIC NOV. 5th The Herald between 11-12 a.m. Monday lor Thursday's ad, and points. score. They’ve tallied just three non Fire Department) call Thursday between 11-12 a.m. for Monday's ad. Please phone WATKINS FUNERAL HOME / 142 E. CENTER ST.. MANCHESTER . 646-5310 Saturday at the Bobcats' field. points on the board by blocking Catholic Keith Erickson, Wayne Tripp and Miteliell Dul, left to right, tried their best Fitzgerald tor Probate Committee 643-2711... Statistically, Rockville had a points for the season. Sunday, 10:59 a.m. — Oven South Windsor upped its over­ a Rockville punt and running it South Windsor at Far­ beat the drums and spur .Maiieliesler High's foothull team on to victory Saturday fire at Nutmeg Village. (Ver­ Nick Jackaton, Treasurer wide margin, 315-124. Rams’ mington non Fire Department) East Hartford hut to no avail. The Indians bowed, 36-21. PAGE SIXTEEIN— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Oct. 21, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manehester, Conn., Mon., Oet. 21, 1974 — PAGE SEVENTEEN THE HERALD (Cornell Next Hurdle ^Very Good Team’ Sonny on Target ANGLE For Undefeated Yale SCOREBOARD AMERICAN By Earl Yost Sports Editor NBA Standings HARTFORD (UPI) - Yale Univer­ Tech 21-12 at home Saturday 14-0 CONFERENCE Upends Patriots EASTERN CONFERENCE In Rout of Giants sity, coming off a 42-2 drubbing of margin, will host Amherst this Satur­ EAST ATLANTIC DIVISION Columbia, will travel to Cornell Satur­ day. W L T Pet W L Pet GB day to defend its undefeated streak The Cardinals’ second victory in New England 5 1 0 ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. from scrimmage only 21 victory with 12-yard Jim One Year Makes Big Difference .833 Philadelphia 2 0 1.000 WASHINGTON (UPI) - Coming up for the and dominance over the Ivy League. five outings overcame the loss of Buffalo 5 1 0 .833 (UPI) — If coach Chuck seconds into the game. Plunkett to Reggie Rucker New York 1 1 .500 1 In the third period, What a difference a year makes. Last fall, Larry At age 40, Sonny Jurgensen Redskins (4-2) is a confron­ Meanwhile, the University of quarterback Brad Vanacore, capably Miami 4 2 0 .667 Fairbanks and his New But the Bills came back, scoring pass with just five Buffalo 1 1 .500 1 Jurgensen followed up two Naviaux in his first year as head football coach at the today belongs to an tation with the undefeated Connectiut will travel to the Universi­ spelled by second-string quarterback NY Jets 1 5 0 .167 England Patriots had any racking up 20 points in the seconds left in the game. Boston 1 1 500 1 of Washington’s five in­ University of Connecticut, guided the club to its best Baltimore exclusive club which only St. Louis Cardinals, who ty of Massacussetts to try to make up Jim Carey. 1 5 0 .167 consolation, it was that they opening 15 minutes on a 10- Cunningham, spurted by CENTRAL DIVISION terceptions with a pair of record in years. This time around, with all the leaves not CENTRAL three quarterbacks in pro lead their division race by for a 7-0 defeat at the hands of Maine Winless New Haven will try to pick were beaten by a “very good yard Joe Ferguson to Paul his 75-yard TD gallop, W L Pet GB touchdown passes —a 10 yet on the ground, the wolves are out after Naviaux’ head W L T football history have ever two full games. that spoiled UConn’s homecoming up a victory Saturday at Framingham Pet football team.” Seymour touchdown pass, a finished with 125 yards Washington 1 0 1.000 yarder to Brown and a 15 following several defeats, the bitterest last Saturday Pittsburgh 4 1 1 .750 Atlanta 1 1 .500 Vi joined. Washington’s running weekend festivities. State College. Maine Maritime won Fairbanks had a lot of 29-yard Ferguson to O.J. rushing for the day to yarder to Denson —before against Maine 7-0,...Over the ‘lost’ weekend, several ar­ Cincinnati 4 2 0 .667 Houston 1 1 .500 Vi Jurgensen’s three scoring problems were compounded The Storrs upset was not totally un­ its first game of the season 18-12 praise for the “guys in the Simpson scoring play and a- overshadow Simpson’s 122 bowing out for Kilmer and dent UConn grid followers asked why did Naviaux go with □eveland 1 5 0 .167 Cleveland .000 2V2 shots which led the against New York when expected, since Maine had won its last Saturday at the New Haven field. Houston 1 blue shirts” —the Buffalo one yard plunge by Simpson. yards gained on the ground. Theismann in the final Bemie Palmer at quarterback the entire game...Mrs. 5 0 .167 New Orleans .000 2Vi starting back Larry Smith period. three games in a dramatic comeback WEST Bills — after the Bills The Patriots came back in Ferguson won the passing WESTERN Humberto Giansanti, the clerk in the New Britain bakery The University of Bridgeport now snapped the Patriots five- sustained a broken leg bone, Allen termed the blocked from four straight loses at the start of 4-2, travels to Ithaca Saturday W L Pet battle with Plunkett, CONFERENCE who was murdered along with five others last Saturday, Oakland game unbeaten string with a which will sideline him for punt and Jurgensen’s uncan­ the season. It was the Black Bears’ following its 41-5 trouncing of 5 1 .833 finishing with a 153-150 yard MIDWEST DIVISION was the wife of Humbrto “Al” Giansanti, a crackerjack Denver 3 2 30-28 victory Sunday to put edge. at least several weeks. ny ability to beat the clock first victory at Storrs since 1954. Cortland State. ’The Purple Knights .583 W L Pet GB baseball umpire for years. The Giansantis resided in Kansas City 2 4 the clubs in a tie for first Moses Denson or Duane with his scoring pass as the “They deserve a lot of credit for allowed Cortland the five points in the .333 Despite the loss, Plunkett Chieago 2 0 1.000 Manchester for a number of years on Tolland Turn­ San Diego 1 5 0 .167 place in the Eastern Divi­ Thomas probably will alter­ turning point in the contest. hanging in there that long,” said first minutes of the game but didn’t seemed optimistic. Detroit 2 0 1.000 pike...Congratulations are due Tony D’Angona, director of sion of the American Foot­ nate as running mate for “We were running out of UConn coach Larry Naviaux, whose let up after J^hat. “We’ve still only got one KC-Omaha 2 0 1.000 athletics at Cheney Tech, after being named “Mr. fUPI photo) ball Conference with iden­ loss in the division, and I Milwaukee 0 2 .000 2 Larry Brown, who has been time and I don’t think we team is defending the Yankee Coast Guard travels to Worcester n atio na l Vocational Education” at the seventh annual conference of tical 5-1 records. think we can bounce back PACIFIC DIVISION unimpressive in his first six had time even to get our Conference crown. The Huskies, now Tech, having ruined the homecoming the Connectucut Vocational Instructors last weekend. Mr. Just a Football Huddle for Girls CONFERENCE “We were beaten by a and come back. We lost to a W L Pet GB Washington Redskins to a outings. team out there for a field 2-3, were blanked for the first time in weekend of Tufts University in Med­ D. is a former varsity baseball and basketball coach at the EAST very good football team great football team.” Los Angeles 1 1 .500 24-3 victory over the New All during the first half goal,” he observed. 30 games. ford, Mass., by triumphing 48-28. The W L T Pet Portland 1 1 .500 local school...Alvin Dark has agreed to manage Charlie Newton College Team Entertained During Parents’ Weekend today,” Fairbanks said after the second quarter when It was a statisfying win for York Giants Sunday boosted against the Giants, Smith New York’s first-year Yale halfback Don Gesicki’s three- Cadets’ victory was accented by the St. Louis 6 0 0 1.000 Phoenix 1 1 .500 Finley’s Oakland Athletics again next year. Dark signed a the loss. “They did some Cunningham ran in from 12 coach Lou Saban and the his lifetime total to 251. and Brown gained only four coach. Bill Arnsparger, one-year contract Saturday and hopes to do the same thing touchdown performance, enhanced by overcoming of a Tufts 14-0 first- Philadelphia 4 2 0 .667 Seattle 1 2 333 Vi yards on seven carries. Most Washington things to us that haven’t yards out. But Ferguson Bills, who returned the Sunday's Reaultg Johnny Unitas and Fran refused to write off the next year — win...Jimmy Balesano scored another, an unrelenting defense, powered the quarter lead. 4 2 0 .667 of Washington’s total of 80 Dallas 2 4 0 .333 happened before. That’s an again connected with tight favor and heaped praise on KC-Omaha 105, Los Angeles Tarkenton are the other two season despite the Giants’ 1- touchdown for ’Trinity in the Bantams’ 17-0 win over Colby Bulldogs past the luckless Columbia Trinity, now 3-1, travels to Vermont yards for rushing came late NY Giants 1 5 0 .167 awful good football team out end Seymour,, this time on a the Patriots. 95 pro passers to have sur­ 5 record. Saturday in Maine. Lions. The Dover, N.J., junior scored to play a strong Middlebury team Ulrich Wins CENTRAL there in the blue shirts. We 40-yard scoring pass, to give ‘‘Seymour’s second Seattle 100, Cleveland 93 passed 250 career in the game when the Giants “I haven’t lost confidence on runs of one and 43 yards and a 28- Saturday. The Bantams shut out Colby touchdown throws. were demoralized. But in myself or the teapi,” he yard end zone pass from quarterback ‘99 Per CenV W L T Pet don’t have anything to be the Bills a 24-17 halftime ad­ touchdown was the big play 17-0 after a scoreless first half. Minnesonta 5 With Jurgensen back in Jurgensen, after a slow commented. Grand Masters to Return Stone Phillips. 0 .833 ashamed of. That vantage. for us,” Saban said. “This is ABA Standings Central Connecticut State hosts Green Bay 3 0 .600 blueshirted outfit is one of command of the Redskins start, more than took up the After starting quarter­ Look got the Grand Masters’ Tennis Tournament to in­ Yale leads 2-0 in the Ivy League ATLANTA (UPI) - Cunningham scored his an old rivalry and they (New EAST Glassboro State after having blanked CBT Tennis Chicago 2 0 .400 the best teams in pro foot­ and with Bill Kilmer and Joe slack. back Jim DelGaizo was clude Hartford on its schedule next year. Over 4,000 tennis with an over-all 4-0 record. Bill Henry Aaron said Sunday t t ^ touchdown of the game England) have done a W L Pet GB William Patterson 34-0. Southern-, Torben Ulrich, the bearded Dane, upset top-ranked Detroit 2 0 .333 ball.” Theismann in reserve, With only 33, seconds sidelined with a broken nose fans watched last weekend’s play at Trinity’s Ferris Campbell, Columbia coach, says Yale that all the details haven't WEST fd^New England on a one- remarkable job.” Kentueky 2 0 1.000 Connecticut will host Montclaire. senior Frank Sedgeman, 6-4, 3-6, 6-4, in the finals of the The game started out lilce coach George Allen found remaining in the first half, in th e first quarter, Center which found Danish Torben Ulrich walking off with is the best in the league. heen worked out yet, but it W L T Pet yard plunge midway through “They are an excellent Virginia 1 0 1.000 Vi Western Connecticut hosts New York the guys in the white shirts his passing game in good and no timeouts allowed, he Arnsparger followed up with the top prize of $2,300. Frank Sedgman, who flys up on Wesleyan, which beat Worcester Tech. is “99 per cent sure’’ that CBT Tennis Grand Masters Tournament at ’Trinity Los Angeles 4 2 0 .667 the third quarter. Bills football team and it was a Memphis 1 1 .500 1 College. —the Patriots —were going hands. But he was openly threw a two-yard, fourth veteran Norm Snead and weekends from Australia to play in the Masters at a he will play baseball again Atlanta 2 4 0 ,333 kicker John Lfiypoldt booted very tough game, a happy St. Louis 1 1 .500 1 to make victory No. 6 an New York 1 2 .333 IVi worried about the down touchdown pass to Roy then rookie Carl Summerell reported $1,500 round trip ticket, wound up second best. next season. Ulrich lost service in the senior finals this season, in­ New Orleans 2 4 0 .333 an important 35-yard field Simpson said. “We’ve still ’The meeting marked the seventh time the pair met in the second set Sunday by double cluding the last five San Francisco 2 4 0 .333 easy task. Sam Cunningham goal early in the fourth got to go to their ball park WEST Washington ground attack Jefferson that moved without success. finals on the 12-tour stop with the bearded, crowd-pleasing faulting, but he used his straight, winning four rambled 75 yards for a quarter and the Patriots and I expect it will again be W L Pet GB which has been punchless Washington ahead 7-3 at in­ DelGaizo told newsmen he Pro Hockey Roundup San Antonio Dane now holding the upper hand, 4-3. Included among the “I haven’t made up my superior speed to rush the crowns. Sunday's Results touchdown on the first play could only cut the margin of pretty tough.” 2 0 1.000 this season. termission. The go-ahead thought he could have gone mind exactly what I’m net and upset Sedgeman’s Baltimore 35, NY Jets 20 San Diego 1 0 1.000 Vi “The running game has break came when Mike Hull back into the game and fans were many tennis players from the Manchester Ulrich said philosophical­ Denver 0 1 going to do,’’ said Aaron, game, breaking service in Pittsburgh 20, Cleveland 16 .000 IV i been our problem all year,” blocked Dave Jennings’ punt added: “I assume I’ll be area... Karl Kurth, Trinity’s director of athletics, reports ly, “ It’s something like New Orleans 13, Atlanta 3 Indiana 0 2 who had been expected to .000 2 he told newsmen. “We’ve and recovered it on the New playing next week.” it takes four men between three and one-half and four the second game of the last music., you think you know Washington 24, NY Giants 3 Utah 0 3 .000 2V2 I retire after the 1974 still got to get it going. York nine. hours to put down the surface used over the basketball NHL Division Tough set. everything and then you Buffalo 30, New England 28 Sunday's Results season. “All those reports In the doubles, Sedgeman That’s our No. 1 objective floor for indoor tennis... Ruth Veal, who practiced with the NEW YORK (UPI) - hear a new sound and St. Louis 31, Houston 27 National Football League Roundup Kentucky 101, Indiana 92 with seven points, and they’re Atlanta’s victory over (about his plans) are just teamed with Vic Seixas to right now.” Trinity College cross-country team last fall and assisted as After a week and a half of suddenly realize you Detroit 20, Minnesota 16 St. Louis 116, Utah 109 followed by the Flames and Pittsburgh. After Pittsburgh rumors, nothing more. beat Ulrich and Sweden’s Dallas 31, Philadelphia 24 San Diego 116, New York 110 manager, is devoting all her time to classroom study this the National Hockey League Flyers at 3-2-1, six points, and didn’t.” fall, Karl Kurth reported. Miss Veal was a consistent scored the first goal, Lysiak Sven Davidson, 6-3, 6-3. Ulrich also praised Los Angeles 37, San Fran­ season. Division 1 looks like the Rangers last at 2-2-1, five scored to tie the game and “They are not going to cisco 14 NHL Standings winner in road races last summer including those staged points. Davidson was third in the Sedgeman for his courage, it was involved in a brawl assisted on goals by Buster influence my decision. Miami 9, Kansas City 3 at Manchester Community College...The Manchester New York’s “other team” is singles, defeating Hugh saying Sedgeman hhd a cyst DIVISION I between Ted Green and Harvey, Bob Letter and Curt Nobody is going to make Denver 27, San Diego 7 Cards Flying High Community College baseball team which wound up its fall Stewart of California. Wayne Maki. the biggest surprise. Coming Bennett. up Hank Aaron’s mind removed from his left breast Oakland 30, Cincinnati 27 W L schedule last Saturday in a twinbill with Coast Guard, ran back from their only loss, 4-2 at Ulrich won $2,300 for his Division 1—the Stanley but Hank Aaron.’’ earlier this week. NY Islanders 3 home to the Rangers Saturday, into the same cold weather as did the squad last spring. Cup winning Philadelphia Sabres 5 Maple Leafs 5 firstplace finish and Promoters of the Masters Monday's Game Philadelphia 3 TIRE the Islanders laid a 5-0 shutout Aaron said he was dis­ The Collegians fared far better in the fall than during the Flyers, powerful New York Gil Perreault scored with appointed in the “front of­ Sedgeman and Seixas shared said the tour, a special Green Bay at Chicago Behind Hart’s Arm Atlanta 3 Sunday night at the doorstep of Hartford Twilight League season. Rangers and the “others”—the 1:35 left in the game to enable the $1,000 prize in the series of tournaments for NY Rangers 2 BOWLING ISPECIALISPECIALS fice’’ offer made him by ♦ Atlanta Flames and New York the expansionist Washington Buffalo to tie Toronto. Buffalo doubles. Sunday's Games DIVISION 2 Capitals. the Atlanta Braves, for world-class players over 45 NEW YORK (U P I)-Jim w in over Cincinnati, their fourth victory in six Islanders—was expected to be a was down 3-1 at one point and After the match, Ulrich Baltimore at Miami W L World’s Top Tire Brands In other NHL games, whom he has played 21 years of age, may return to Hart’s chief claim to fame Pittsburgh beat Cleveland games. Ws Hoop Time runaway for the Flyers, with came back to tie the game at 44. told newsmen it was “a Hartford next season if Denver at Cleveland after eight pro seasons was Vancouver MERCANTILE- Ken Montie at Low Prices That Philadelphia tied Montreal 2-2, Toronto’s Blaine Stoughton years. Los Angeles at NY Jets 20-16 and Denver topped San Saints 13, Falcons 3 Chicago the Rangers close behind and great honor to beat my arrangements can be made that he once threw the 138, Stan Jarvis 138, Bill CANNOT BE BEAT! the Flames and Islanders Vancouver shut out the New appeared to score the game- “I feel that I can do Houston at Cincinnati Diego 27-7.' Bobby Scott’s 36-yard pass St. Louis Sheekey 136-394, Mel Burbank SPRINGFIELD, Mass. The Chiefs, coming off their York. Rangers 1-0, Atlanta greatest teacher at this mo- within 30 days. This was the longest non-scoring pass in bringing up the rear. winner with 2:58 to go on a 35- better than that,’’ Aaron Chicago at Baffalo The Green Bay Packers to Paul Seal with 1 ;52 left in Minnesota 137- 393, Jim Bell 137-140-410, (UPI) — Ed Bilik opened his first losing season in 20 years, raced past Pittsburgh 5-1, Buf­ ment on the court.” But it hasn’t turned out that foot slapshot before Perreault’s said. “If the right offer first year the Masters Dailas at NY Giants National Football League play the Chicago Bears in Kansas City Bob Cuneo 138-371, Sam Little ninth season as Springfield open the season Dec. 2 at Har­ falo and Toronto tied 5-5, Sedgeman has played in nine the first half produced the way-so far. goal. comes along, I expect to be played in Hartford. Green Bay at Detroit history. Chicago in the Monday night 138- 141-387, Bub Bender 139-385, College basketball coach last vard. Boston shut out California 5-0 only touchdown of the game. ]N o The Islanders own a 3-1-1 Philadelphia at New Orleans Today he is the quarter­ television game. John Naretto 353, Jeff Miller Gimmicks - We Sell Only] week by greeting 27 candidates. and Chicago shut out Minnesota playing again next year. The Falcons, who gained I the World’s Finest Tires (No| record, the best in the division Bruins 5 Seals 0 Washington at St. Louis back of the only unbeaten Hart’s two touchdown Los Angeles 358, Henry Frey 368, Ed Bur­ 6-0. “I’m 99 per cent sure only 64 yards rushing and 110 Bobby Schmautz scored his New England at Minnesota team in the league and the Detroit bank 376, Richard Krinjak 139- ■ Seconds, Blems, or Irregulars) In World Hockey Association I’ll be playing, but I’m not passes came after passing, scored first on a 47- first goal of the season and MCC Nine Divides Kansas City at San Diego guy the St. Louis Cardinals Montreal 366, Walt Jacy 145-361, Rick J Our Low, Everyday Price Is action, Toronto edged Michigan ready to make a definite recovered fumbles and yard field goal by Nick assisted on two others in the Oakland at San Francisco hope can lead them to all Pittsburgh Breen 147-352, Sonny Chandler always the Best, Comparel 4-3, Quebec disposed of In­ announcement until all enabled the Cardinals to Mike-Mayer but then were Bruins’ shutout over California. that moola and excitement Washington 152-381. dianapolis 4-1, Vancouver beat Gilles Gilbert had an easy night the details are worked out’’ Final Fall Games overcome a 10-7 Houston stopped cold. Chicago 3-1 and Cleveland tied leading up to Super Bowl lead. Hart wound up passing with only 16 saves. Ken Hodge, U.S.MIXED- Art Rancourt Phoenix 4-4. gold. for 134 yards with 14 com­ Dolphins 9, Chiefs 3 Buffalo Andre Savard, Phil Esposito The Dolphins pulled out 206-541, Tom Rancourt 211-580, Flyers 2 Canadiens 2 and Don Marcotte were the Concluding its fall baseball campaign with a 6-2 mark Hart, who threw a 98-yard pletions in 25 attempts. Dan Toronto Bob Kelly scored a second was Manchester Community College splitting a the victory when Larry Rich Johnson 203-542, Ed 40,000 MILES other Bruin scorers. non-scoring pass to Bobby Pastorini completed 26 of 40 California Yourkas 200-524, Bob Hufford period goal and assisted on doubleheader with the Coast Guard Academy Saturday, Moore against the Los for 354 yards for the Oilers. Csonka plunged over from Boston DOUBLE STEEL BELTED WHITEWALL Rick MacLeish’s third period 505, Dennis Delisle 532, David Hawks 6 0 dropping the opener 3-1 and winning the nightcap 10-2. Angeles Rams, Dec. 10,1972 the one with 17 seconds left tally to lift Philadelphia into a North Stars Altie T aylor’s second WHA Standings Moquin 505, Dick Martin 503, Jim Pappin’s goal and four Registration In the opener. Coast to set the dubious record, in the game. Jan Stenerd C78-14 $29.95 G78-14/15 $36.95 tie with Montreal. Yvon touchdown of the game 3:47 Burt Stratton 500, Ed Wilson assists a id ^ Tony Esposito to Guard came up with two un kicked a 21-yard field goal EA.ST E78-14 $32.95 H78-14/15 $39.95 Lambert’s first period goal and threw touchdown passes of into the fourth period rallied 500, Roland Smith 510, Bruce Chicago’s shutout over For Basketball earned runs to take the deci­ Tom Fahey’s sacrifice fly for the Chiefs. W L T Pts F78-14 $33.95 J-L78-15 $42.95 Yvan Cournoyer’s second six and 40 yards to wide the Lions to their triumph Moquin 516, Nickie Hodge 175- Minnesota. Esposito stopped 23 accounted for the other Cleveland 1 0 1 3 period score, each the fifth of Leagues Start sion. Dave Dubosar hurled receiver Earl Thomas 92 over the Vikings. Bill Mun­ Colts 35, Jets 20 453, Ann Pagrickas 178-463, shots in his 48th career six innings allowing three marker. 19th HOLE Chicago 1 1 0 2 Ginger Yourkas 202-530, Sandy the year, had given Montreal a The Cougars added one in seconds apart in the second son completed 22 of 32 The Colts virtually rushed New England 1 1 0 2 RFITFD" 2-0 lead. blanking. Darcy Rota, Doug The Recreation Department hits and striking out six to period Sunday to lead the Brown 180-511, Edie Duchaine Jarrett, Ivan Boldirev, Ger­ will conduct youth basketball the third and fourth innings passes, 10 of them to Ron Joe Namath off the field as Indianapolis 0 3 0 0 Canucks 1 Rangers 0 take the loss. 465, Dona Price 461, Eleanor s m main Gagnon and John Marks registration beginning Cardinals to a 31-27 triumph Jessie, for the Lions who they dealt the Jets their fifth WEST TIRES Garry Monahan’s goal at In the nightcap, MCC and iced the verdict with a Wilson 496, Bee Moquin 454, tallied for the Hawks. Wednesday through Friday at Country Club over the Houston Oilers. won only their second game loss in six games. Lydell W L T Pts B78-14 $24.95 G78-14/15 $29.95 14:33 of the first period was the six-run fifth. The big blow of Marge Martin 182, Helen Ran­ the following centers: West tallied twice in the opening It was the sixth straight in six starts. Mitchell set an NFL record Phoenix 2 0 1 5 C78-14 $25.95 H78-14/15 $32.95 only score in Vancouver’s win Toros 4 Stags 3 the fifth was a bases loaded SELECTED NINE- Class A court 177. Side Rec, 110 Cedar St., East frame. Jimmy Blanchard victory for the Cardinals, for carries with 40 for 156 San Diego 1 1 0 2 E78-14 $26.95 over the New York Rangers. Sophomore Wayne Dillon’s triple by Mike Panciera. -Jo h n Wilks 31-4-27, Frank Cowboys 31, Eagles 24 178-15 $35.95 third goal of the year with 1:52 Side Rec, 22 School St., and the led off with an infield hit, ad­ who became the only un­ Michigan 0 2 F78-14/15 $28.95 Canucks goalie Gary Smith, 6-4 Paul Placido got credit for Pellicane 33-5-28; Class B—Al Calvin Hill scored on runs yards and one touchdown J78-15 $43.95 left gave Toronto its win over Community Y, 79 N. Main St., vanced to second on a Houston 0 2 and 215 pounds, stopped 33 shots the win with a 4 2/3 innings Carmienke 34-6-28, Roger beaten team in the league while Bert Jones ran for two Michigan. ’The Toros outshot from 6 to 8 nightly. passed ball and scored on an of 5, 17 and 2 yards as the Minnesota 1 0 0 en route to the shutout. Macaione 34-6-28, Phil Sullivan when the Buffalo Bills scores and passed for STEEL WHEEL *8.95 STEEL STUDS *6.95 The league in which a boy of relief work. He struck out Cowboys snapped their four- CANADIAN Flames 5 Penguins 1 the Stags 47-20 but six seconds infield grounder to short. 35-7-28; Class C -B ill Sander shaded the New England another. It was the Colts’ participates is determined by eight and allowed three hits. game losing streak and the W L Tom Lysiak scored once and after Guy Trottier gave Toronto 34-9-25, Ray Remes 37-11-26; Patriots, 30-28, and the first victory in six games. a 3-2 lead Gary Veneruzzo tied his age on Dec. 1, 1974. Eagles’ four-game winning Toronto assisted on three other goals in Low gross -John Wilks 76; Detroit Lions defeated the the game. Community Y: Pee streak. The Cowboys scored Winnipeg “NO TRADE” Blind bogey -N ew t Smith 100; Minnesota Vikings, 20-16 Wee-ages 8-10, Midget -ages the winning touchdown when Raiders 30, Beiigals 27 Quebec Pro sweeps; Gross —Ted In other games, Dallas 11-13; West Side Rec: Pee Wee quarterback Roger Charlie Smith plunged Vancouver Diehl Cartel Believe It^ Backiel 78, Dick Sleeves 79; defeated Philadelphia 31-24, Edmonton “ FREE MOUNTING’’ —ages 8-10, Midget —ages 11- Staubach sneaked over from over from the one with eight Net -B ill Deskus 81-9-72; Bob Washington whipped the Sunday's Results 13; East Side Rec: Pee Wee Genovesi 84-11-73. the one with 9:44 left in the seconds remaining bringing —ages 8-10, Midget—ages 11-13, Success Story of Year New York Giants 24-3, Los Vancouver 3, Chicago 1 TWO-BALL BEST BALL- the Raiders their triumph RADiALSpr:;:. 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v . ; . iVt-*-"' Kissinger^s m ’re h^dtig you stretdi Role Now Reversed NICHOLAS DANILOFF WASHINGTON (UPI) - your fiood budget w ith these When Henry A. Kissinger went to Moscow in June for the third Soviet-American summit con­ ference, the presidency was , great all-week specials! weak and the secretary of state Tea Beats Vodka was strong. Now, on the eve of his In the Georgia Soviet Socialist Piepublic, tea beats vodka Our all-week specials are the best ways we know to stretch a family forthcoming Moscow trip for budget. Look over the famous brands, the great beef, the fresh, young Bake an old-fashioned talks with Soviet leader Leonid as the favored beverage where tea plantations are one of ONE OF THE STOP & SHOP COMPANIES the leading industries. Seen above are workers selecting Rice Pudding... I. Brezhnev, the situation has lamb, and other money-savers and you’ll see we’re not just cutting your turned around. ripe leaves from the 71 varieties grown on the Ingirski cost of eating—we’re cutting your cost of eating well! ®asy recipe’s in The secretary of state is state farm. (NEA photo) “Consumerism’s” probably weaker than at any You’ll find the yummy pudding time since he was appointed in “Quality-Protected” Beef Naturally Aged , recipe in our Stop & Shop Cook­ August 1973, and President ing School column. And this week’s Consumerisms Nixon has been replaced by contain lively articles on TV watching and calorie Gerald Ford who has acted Antifreeze Price watching. Be sure to read the "cold news" about since his inauguration with canned vegetables, too. Get your Consumerisms energy and determination. Weliearyoii at any Stop & Shop. SUPERMARKETS ® — “Of course we watch what is Rises Blamed happening to Kissinger,” one From Stop & Shop’s Kitchen! Soviet diplomat said, as Starts Monday, Oct. 21 - Saturday, Oct. 26 Blade StOEik Kissinger prepared to leave for On Stockpiling Values in our grocery department! B eef Chuck his Oct. 23-27 Soviet visit. “So Bone-in Large Pizza much of the new international loud and dear. Stop&Shop Potato Chips ’pk" 59' 'C policy of detente is bound up AUGUSTA, Maine (UPI) — would level off this winter. It After you shop our 1 lb. Fresh with him.” 4 Fab Detergent 99' L © The retail price of antifreeze in depends, he said, on how much great value on beef, Made in our own kitchen. A West German diplomat put is being hoarded into 8 9 ° Maine has already soared past Ajax Cleanser 2 Cans 35' take your savings on it another way: $7 per gallon, and head of warehouses by the chemical So, effective immediately Friends Baked P,ea Beans 3 c." *1 the lamb and hot dogs. Beef or Chicken Pies V'k°g' 69' “In diplomacy as in so many M aine’s R e ta il G asoline companies. other aspects of human affairs Dealers Association says He said some of it is already Coronet Bathroom Tissue 4 Pack 59*^ Custards-3 Flavors 4 Grapenut Pkg. 49' Available in Stores Featuring A Service Deli you want to know where the stockpiling by major chemical being shipped to Canada where 375 Sheet — 2 Ply power is. You want to know Roast Beef ’'Quality-Protectad" Beef 89' manufacturers is partially to the price has reached an un­ Vanity Fair Facial Tissue 3 Pkos. * 1 whether the person you're blame. thinkable $16 per gallon, a far 134 Count — 3 Ply ^ Chinese Style Pork Roll °Z 69' dealing with has it or doesn’t. “Some of your big dis­ cry from the $3.75 cost in Maine Stop & Shop Coffee Creamer'“j"85' Naturally we’re following what tributors are sitting on it just a year ago. Grapenut Custard (^1’^ Value) 79' Porterhouse Buy 1 lb, and gal Vi lb. FREE! happens to Kissinger.” because there’s a scare there Pimentel was confident there Pfeiffer Ceasar Dressing elttf. 89' "Quality-Protected’’ Beef... The weakening of Kissinger will be a shortage of antifreeze, will probably be enough an­ Windex, 20 ounce Refill Bottle 49' Sliced to order in our Deli-Hut! has been dramatically and and they’re waiting for the tifreeze supply for this winter, Calgon Bath Oil Beads 1 ',' 79' aged slowly, naturally, for Available in Stores Featuring A Service Deli tacitly acknowledged by Ford price to go up more,’’ Phil which is predicted to be a cold melt-in-your-mouth tender­ Floor Shine Cleaner mop .ndoiow«« s p in his declarations of support Pimentel said in an interview. one, but said it will be prices Steak ness. BdcMaia for the secretary of state at the In the past three months the which will force the spot shor­ lb. Cont. Armour Star Large U.N. General Assembly on tages. Lysol Toilet Bowl Cleaner 69' wholesale price for antifreeze . Sept. 18 and at his last news jumped from $2.55 a gallon to “Dealers won’t want to go out Weaver’s Chicken Roll S. 89' conference Oct. 9. the current $5.50 or $5.75. and buy big supplies while the All-week freezer specials! Even Kissinger has Passing the increase on to con­ price is up, and then be stuck Snow Crop ^ ^ Lean Ground Beef Almar’s Corn Beef Round 59' acknowledged in a published in­ sumers, he said, retail outlets with it when the price eventual­ Extra lean cooked ' Simply Super lean ground beef Is not more than 24% fat. Jarlsberg Cheese Norwegian M®®. terview Oct. 13 that so long as are having to sell it for between ly goes down,” he said. Orange Juke Nixon was mired in the $7 and $7.50. Simply Super... the ground beef you As president of the Pine Tree Watergate scandal there was “I don't think we’re going to Gasoline Retailers Association can depend on. Ground beef that’s Reel in all-week savings! little criticism as he helped run out this winter,’’ said Pimentel said he contacted the / (rom Florida consistently lean, fresh, juicy and shape important U.S. foreign Pimentel, ‘^u t we are going to Federal Energy Administration flavorful! policy: Ending U.S. interven­ have spot shortages of anti­ (FEA) to see if something Fkmikler Fillets Stop & Shop Grape Juice Can 49' tion in Indochina, opening to could be done about the rising lb freeze because dealers won’t Frozen ^ H 0 9 China, establishing detente stock up heavily at the higher price of antifreeze. Firm and flavorful! H with the Soviet Union. prices.” ^ a i b . “The FEA said antifreeze is Today Kissinger is being at­ A big problem, he explained, not an allocable product under Fish Dinners Fresh American Grown Lamb Sale! Haddock Fillets-Frozen ®1jj,® tacked by critical congressmen is that the prime ingredient present regulations. They ap­ and former members of his used in antifreeze, ethyline parently feel because there is Taste O’Sea A 9 o z .*^ 20 oz. Bag Shrimp Oeveined 2 on merdiandise already Haddock, flounder or sole, Pkgs. National Security Council staff an ample supply around — glycol, is in short supply, and Haddock or Flounder Fillets on these points: which there is for a price — chemical manufacturers can Taaio O'Sea — Cooked 1 Pound Pkg. • He has displayed an they won’t intervene,” he said. get a much better price selling Shoestring Potatoes 21°,“ 69' arrogant disregard of U.S. law it to fiber makers. Noting the $12 per gallon Lamb S h ou ld er Jeno’s Pizza Snack Tray in refusing to cut off military price chemical companies can Pkg. 89' "The manufacturers of the or P iiz i Roll T fiy 9 oz. Package aid to Turkey which is get for the ethyline glycol from TomPs K e n ^ ethyline glycol are selling it to price maifced on our sh d l^ obligatory because Turkish the polyester fiber manufac­ makers of polyester fiber, Blade Chops Potato,Cheese 1 ib. *1 149 forces used American military turers because they can get the Pimentel said wryly, “Don’t CookinPBag or Sauerkraut A equipment in invading Cyprus, better price, say $12 a gallon,” worry, once antifreeze reaches Great served with Stop & Shop mint jelly, Spanish Rice- according to Sen. Thomas F. he said. the wholesale point of $12 a Banquet .^ 9 5 OZ, a-Roni, and a large tossed salad. | | | Eagleton D-Mo. gallon, we might get more an­ 7 Varieties PkgS. From Stop & Shop’s own bakery! Pimentel would not predict • He was involved in giving tifreeze.” From now on, you will never see 2 prices on a 1. When we get a manufacturer’s increase in when the price on antifreeze regular price item. over-all approval of Central price, we will put a new unit price tag on the Roman 10 Pk. Cheese Pizza 99' English MuSfitis Intelligence Agency plans to destabilize the government of shelf molding, showing the new selling price. Kitchen Window Bread Dough 79' Lamb Rib Chops Stop&Shop-Flavored 11 oz. Marxist president Salvador In case we goof, you’ll always be charged the 3 Pack 3 Pound Package Cheddar cheese, cinnamon-raisin, Pkg. Lender’s Bagels °'’o,'’Eg7'" V i: bacon flavored or blueberry flavored, of 6 ° Allepde in Chile, an action Sen. lowest price on any can or package that’s 39' 39 Frank Church, D-Idaho con­ 2. A red plastic tag next to the unit price tag will 16 bl. 5 5 c Kwik Make Pancake Batter Cont Stop & Shop Brownies 'V" 65' siders unworthy and immoral. marked with more than one price. identify those items on which we’ve received 3 Fiavora — 16 oz. Cont. Lamb Loin Chops lib. Chocolate or Butterscotch • The policy of detente with Official Defends Fairlane Cauliflower 3 VI: 89' Kitchen Cupboard Donuts 69' the Soviet Union and the first price increases; ^ Shoulder ^ ^ _ Slop & Shop — 19 OZ- Pkg. of 12 strategic arms control agree­ The policy that we’re introducing in all Stop & u oz. $-1 Ice cream for dessert! Cinnamon Coffee Cake Loaves I ment with the Russians which Refinery Project Slop & Shop Sliced Shop markets is the result of pre-testing dif­ 3. But we will not change prices on the present Lamb Combination lb. Kissinger masterminded, did ferent concepts in our stores dating back to Stop & Shop Coconut Cake'V'kg”' 79' not stop the arms race and in­ already-price-marked shelf stock. Natural Ice stitutionalized certain Soviet PORTLAND, Maine (U P I)- The reilhery would have February 22,1974. However, since the start of missile advantages, according An attorney for the New crude oil pumpwi to it along a |^ S lf,H e n d rie’s va gai.O A < 6 Flavors Carton to Sen. Henry M. Jackson, IT- England Energy Co., which pipeline from Portland Harbor our September campaign, ‘The Boss’ Promise: Lamb Leg Whole W hite Bread 4. When we stock the new, higher priced Wash. wants to build a $600-million in­ and would produce about 250,- Everything you have a right to expect, we’ll do merchandise, we will put it to the back of the Stop &Shop-Sliced 24o z . * ^ • Some former members of land oil refinery at Sanford, 000 barrels of oil a day. Ice Cream Cups .goKofC *1°« Stop & Shop Self Service Deli Week! Buttertop White Loaves Kissinger's staff have brought says the furor created by the our best to give you” . . . both our Consumer shelf, behind the lower priced merchandise. legal suits against him for Stop2 & 16 OZ. plan is over its location. He said the fear the pipeline Boards (We have 45 in all) and the over­ Specials in our dairy department! or Extra Buttermilk Bread Shop 3 Loaves I allegedly invading their civil Harold Pachios, speaking to a will rupture at the point it 19oz. 7 C C Hot D(^s, Beef Franks Mild Stop & Shop Lemon Pie Pkg. ! 0 rights by acquicesing to or ap­ meeting of the Maine Associa­ crosses the Saco River also is whelming majority of letters cited re-pricing of 5. Price decreases will be identified by crossing ZfbCottageCheese Shop & Shop 1 Pound Package S top& S hop Apple Pie proving wiretaps on their tion of Planners, asked the groundless. merchandise already on the shelf as one of the out the original price and stamping the new ^^°g' 75' telephones. group if a proposal for new pulp “The country is criss-crossed Stop & Shop Sliced Bacon-Merit Brand Stop & Shop Bacon ^mri'lic.7 *1m. Kissinger's coming Moscow and paper company would with pipelines and it is un­ areas of greatest concern. lower price. Low calorie goodness. consultations are to focus large­ create the reaction the refinery doubtedly the safest way of Great Shape Franks iWac®'’aa'’e *1*® Sliced Boiled Ham *1®® ly on seeking new Soviet- has aroused. transporting oil,” Pachios said. No more than 20% fat I Stop 4 Shop ^ 0 0 Lavoris American cooperation to halt Colombo Flavored Yogurt 4Su°p'.*1 .<^lirpH PrvlH P i ite bi„„ x O • « one Oliceo UOIQ UUlS Pound Package y iJ He said he didn’t think it So from now on, in order to keep our promise, Items controlled by state laws, tobacco, beer and liquor are exempt from this 1 the arms race and they may or 6 Varletlei ^ 1 o r o H , , V m p ,■ . ■ 2 Pkg..'89 M... BoIo., B ,el Bolo . P4P, S pied Luncheon Lo.l, Mouthwash would because oil has become a "Such talk is merely a scare we’re going to see that you get what you’ve policy. 12 oz. C Q c Bolo., PAP. Pollah Style Loaf or Olive Loti may not be affected by Soviet very emotional issue in the tactic,” he added. Rich’s Whipped Topping Cont. 0 9 20 Ounce 7 9 c Weekly specials or "sale items" priced lower than our regular prices will be apprehensions about their public mind. asked for: re-priced upward . . . to their regular prices . . . if any are remaining after Stop&Shop Biscuits Buttermilk 10 IkgV^I I[ a v o r is '| Bottle negotiating partner’s situation. The real issue, he said, is .the sale event. whether the refinery should be Mcltitodi or Cortland in York County with the accom­ Women Better panying changes it will bring. On Sept. 2, 1878 the first Cheese Slices Adorn Early Pharmacists Pachios said when it is built woman employed as a tele­ Borden i2 oz. The Ebers Papyrus, the plant wilt bring 200 new peo­ phone “operator” — Miss American Processed Pkg. Hair Spray Egypt’s oldest medical ple into the area and 3,100 per­ Ernma Nutt — took over the U.S. NO. 1-2V4" MIN. 6.3 ounce can record, includes many drugs sons will be employed during ^itchboard at the Telephone At StopeShop Supermarkets.. Kraft Velveeta ’piS; *1®® s 4 69 still in use today. The ancient D i^atch Company in Boston. Long Island Ocean Egyptians treated night the peak period in building the Wisconsin Sliced Swiss ‘pf' 75' Cauliflower Head 69*= Fresh Cranberries Spray Regular, plant. Before Miss Nutt’s tenure, 39? blindness with remedies young men served as opera­ Hard to Hold Sliced Interleaved Muenster*pjg’.59' Washed and Trimmed Assorted 5" Pot made from ox livers — rich in The issue of air and water tors but their rudeness to Stop & Shop Fresh Spinach 49fp Foiiage Plants or Ultimate vitamin A — and pressed quality can be dealt with telephone subscribers caused when you talk, w e listen! moldy bread against fester­ "because those are functions of the company owners to ing wounds thus anticipating money and engineering.” replace them with women. penicillin and other modern STOP&SHOP in-MANCHESTER 263 Middle Turnpike West - EAST HARTFORD 830 Silver lane. 8:00a.m.-10:00p.m.,Mon.-Sat. antibiotics. PAGE TWENTY ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Oct. 21, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Oct. 21. 1974 — PAGE TWENTY-ONE Bolton Charter Proposal >■' ! i 5 New Studies Make Marijuana More Suspect Donna Holland was submitted to the selectmen director of the Connecticut Public and David Dreselly, selectmen, By LEE RODERICK Physiology at Berkeley, Hardin the courts, the news media, or use obsolete,” he added. Other estimates, however, the Senate panei unanimously presented by the scientists — Correspondent. and they were asked to return their Expenditure Council said it who “are people genuinely con­ anesthesiology at Columbia (Special to ’The Herald) B." Jones, said that, although the public is aware,” added the place the number of chronic agreed that it makes no sense to who included one Nobel prize University. comments on it by Aug. 15. An Oct. publishes a booklet entitled cerned with trying to salvage a There are conflicting es­ only about one in six or eight deputy administrator of the users at closer to 2 million. Ac­ "send young people to prison winner — was graphic and per­ "If the American dream has Bolton’s proposed charter will be WASHINGTON - "The no­ timates of the number of Can­ 1' letter to the selectmen from Connecticut’s Home Rule Law charter which is in no way accep­ entering freshmen smokes pot, U.S. Drug Enforcement Ad­ cording Vo DEA, federal for simple possession of a few suasive, some of their counsel lost its attraction,” he added, tion that marijuana is harmless nabis users in the United presented to residents Tuesday at Harold LaWs, chairman of the com­ which is an aid to charter commis­ table.” Lafferty called the charter, by the time the same students ministration (DEA), Andrew C. seizures of marijuana in 1973 joints of marijuana.” However, was equally timely. “it wiil not be retrieved through has enjoyed a high degree of States, one of them — by the an 8 p.m. hearing in the Town Hall. mission, blamed the selectmen for sion members. “a pretty sorry job.” graduate, more than 90 per cent Tartaglino. "The shift is clearly were ten times greater than they also were strongly opposed “One may wonder...how long the use of stupifying drugs. acceptability with only a National Organization for the A charter commission was ap­ causing an unnecessary delay in Lafferty said the original com­ He said the commission could have used it. toward the abuse of stronger, five years earlier. Federal to legalization of the drug and a political system can endure Their use only delays the young minimum of scientific sup­ Reform of Marijuana Laws — pointed by the selectmen in the holding a public hearing on the mission invited him to one of its choose to incorporate suggestions “The traffic in, and abuse of, more dangerous forms of the seizures of hashish over the each of them spoke against when drug taking becomes one in their quest to understand the port....since 1969....five years of marijuana products has taken a placing those who have been spring of 1973. It was dissolved in charter by not returning their com­ meetings which he attended. by the selectmen and town counsel. research have provided strong drug which renders much of same time increased 20 times removal o( all penalties for of the pre-requisites of hap­ world they now live in and their more serious turn in the last what has been said in the 1960s exposed at nearly 35 million and November 1973 due to many ments by Aug. 15. “ When the commission Lafferty said he himself would evidence that, if corroborated, over. possession. piness,” said Dr. Gabriel desire to foster a better world two or three years than either about the harmlessness of its regular users at over 10 million. Scientists appearing before Although the evidence questions concerning its legality ' The letter was answered by reorganized it never contacted us,” review the char^r and have his would suggest that marijuana Nahas, research professor of for tomorrow.” and selectmen appointed a new Marshall Taylor, town counsel, he said. comments returned to the commis­ in its various forms may ^ far charter commission on Nov. 5 that who said the commission was Lafferty said the selectmen had sion hopefully by Friday. more hazardous than was year. wrong to blame the selectmen as no business seeing the draft prior to A revised draft of the charter originally suspected.” For the past year the commission they have no authority to deter­ the commission’s initial report, was completed by commission That statement in a recent issue of Science magazine was has been working of of the draft of mine what action should be taken which would be due Nov. 5. He said members last Thursday. It includes based largely on the findings of rrnwsTosHOP the charter. It met with members on the charter until the commission although the commission’s action some of the selectmen’s com­ a distinguished group of of some town boards and com­ holds a public hearing and files its wasn’t illegal, it was unusual and ments. medical researchers and psy­ missions for their comments. initial report with them. procedurely incorrect. A summary of the draft of the chiatrists who testified earlier In July the draft of the charter Richard Lafferty, executive Lafferty said he met with Taylor charter follows. this year before the Senate Internal Security Sub- Committee. Their testimony, THEHNASTWAY Elections be responsible for the prepara­ and shall have the powers and thereafter there shall be and coordinators of the town which has just been publish^ Meet some of Our Experts who have Pledged to Serve you Better elected a first selectman and The nomination and election tion and publication of the an­ duties conferred upon that of­ youth activity program and to by the Sub-Committee, is of federal, state and municipal nual town report which shall be fice by the general statutes and four members of the board of provide guidance, counsel and sobering to say the least. this charter; the official head of V r officers shall be conducted in published within 60 days of selectmen in accordance with service to the youth of town. Among the findings reported MANCHESTER the town for all ceremonial pur­ the manner prescribed in the receiving the annual audit from the Connecticut General Board of Health; 5 members, by the 20 experts appearing poses; a full voting and par­ Statutes. 2-year term. constitution of the United the town auditor; be responsi­ before the Senate panel are Look for our New ticipating member of the board slates and State of Connecticut ble for obtaining and compiling Town Clerk, Tax Collector, Building Board of Appeals; 5 these: of selectmen. and General Statutes of the the budgets of various town Treasurer: At the first regular members; 5-year overlapping There is strong evidence that Price Information The first selectman shall be municipal election held after terms. State of Connecticut. departments, boards, com­ marijuana damages the responsible for executing and the effective date of this Election of municipal officers missions and agencies, except Park and Recreation Com­ reproductive process. The level Label ...it is our Tool the board of education, and carrying out all ordiances; charter, and quadrennailly Face Hibernation Dilemma will be on the first Tuesday missioner; 2-year term. He of male hormone, or / presenting such budgets to the resolutions and policies voted thereafter there shall be selects a commission of six M N A MAE DAVIS i after the first Monday in May of Mildred, Hobo and Honey, part of the Grandfather Mountain bear population in North testosterone, was reduced by 44 ToHelpYou Save CkMkir. ViriM DIANE AIMADA HELEN MESSIND ,/AU L THOMSON MAHKIHELAND by the board of selectmen or elected s^town clerk, tax collec­ Chtciir. W. HirtlorV^ Htnicrd CkKkir. E. Hirtlori J lu c ttf. W. Himnm Sirvici Wir .. Mmlmlw each odd numbered year begin­ board of finance; supervise the members. He is in charge of all per cent in a group of young custody of all books and or the town meeting; the ad­ tor and treasurer whose terms park operations and recreation Carolina, were in a dilemma Sunday as to whether to go into early hibernation or wait un­ ning in 1975. men who had used marijuana at Money! No person shall be eligible for records of account of the town ministration of all ,of office shall commence on the programs. til later as a pre-seasonal snowfall hit the North Carolina mountains. As much as 2 inches least four days a week for six UNIT m o t OUR PRICE except the school board; be departments, agencies, appoin­ first day of July following their Senior Citizen Commission: of snow fell on the ground. (UPI photo) SDBfirMt 1 election or appointment to any months. In the same group, / - N / “ X town office who is not at the responsible for recommending tive boards and commissions of election. The treasurer shall 14 members concerned with the 3 0 . 9 < ! 1 M • 1 . I I J 0? sperm count was reduced /POOHO 1 - < | - > ! • > the amount, purpose and the town except those functions also exercise the functions of needs and conditions of the 1 M I I f 143 Quality meats from the best meat men in the business! time of his election or appoint­ a public hearing on the request advance by publication in the meeting. dramatically. The heavier OUtCKDPtlCI 1 • I - . . proposed method of financing expressly reserved or delegated the agent of the town deposit elderly, participation and in­ ment an elector of said town and if approved the request will newspaper and posting a notice The town meeting cannot in­ smokers were sterile and some /POUND 12 14 01 09-30 and upon ceasing to be an elec­ projected capital expenditures; to such M ie s by law; directing fund and shall receive all volvement of the elderly, go to a town meeting which on the town sign post (except crease the amount of the annual of the very heavy smokers were V ____- ______" - r S be responsible for conducting a the board of selectmen in the monies belonging to the town federal funds, state services tor of said town will cease to shall vote on it by referendum. the annual budget meeting). budget. It can reduce the total also impotent. continuous review of current discharge of all the board’s and pay it out on the order of and comprehensive planning hold office in town. If the request is disapproved An annual town meeting for appropriation to any board by a Early studies suggest First Cut and projected administrative, duties and responsibilities; proper authority. The town and assessment. When any regular or special by the finance board on grounds the transaction of business shall specific amount. The amended marijuana may be a far greater governmental and fiscal needs guiding and supervising the ac­ clerk, tax collector and Jury Commission; 3 Take advantage of municipal election results in a other than exceeding the be held on the first Monday in budget must then receive a potential cause of cancer than of the town; be responsible for tivities of all town employes treasurer shall keep accurately members, 1-year term. tie vote for specific office and borrowing capacity of the town December. majority vote to be approved. tobacco. Chronic smoking of this old, lower price developing a long range com­ except employes of the school the records required by law and Insurance Advisory Board: all but one of the tied can­ and the request has the affir­ Special town meetings shall The annual town budget marijuana — and its stronger Chuck Steak didates do not voluntarily retire prehensive financial plan; be board and employes whose have such other powers and All insurance agents residing in while supplies last! mative recommendation of the be called from time to time by meeting for all items of the cousin hashish, also derived from the contest an adjourned responsible for holding joint employment is otherwise duties as are prescribed in the town who apply for This portion will be removed as soon as selectmen and PZC it may be the selectmen for various con­ budget must have a quorum from Cannabis plant — can election will be conducted. meetings at least twice a year provid^ by law. general statutes as amended, membership on the lAB will be possible after last item sold Bone In brought to a town meeting by a siderations. equal to 214% of the total of all produce Bronchitis, The maximum number of with one or more members of The first selectman with the and or this charter. appointed annually. The func­ petition of not less than 200 Twenty persons entitled to electors and other qualified Emphysema and other members of any board, com­ all boards, commissions and advice and consent of the board tion of the lAB will be to advise Organization taxpayers and or electors of the vote at a town meeting may by voters on any motion or amend­ respiratory difficulties in a I FOOD G mission or committee of the agencies to exchange informa­ of selectmen shall have the the town on all insurance The unit prices shown In Orange will STAMP Each board and commission town and the petition shall call petition have the selectmen call ment to be considered legally year or less comparable to Naturally aged ' 1 same political party shall tion and conduct such joint power to enter into agreements policies and to place all policies enable you to make value comparison. ^USTOMERSj authorized by this charter shall for vote by referendum on the a special town meeting within binding upon the town. those caused by tobacco over 10 follow minority representation. planning and coordination as with any politicial subdivision whenever possible to obtain the for tenderness have an organization meeting appropriation. 30 days. The item petitioned The Board of Finance shall to 20 years. The exceptions to the above may be necessary. to provide necessary services best rate and coverage and flavor. within 60 days after each elec­ The finance board shall make shall be the first item on the levy the tax on the grand list. The principal psycho-active OUR PRICING POLICY are the Board of Education and and facilities subject to the ap­ available, the lAB shall be copies of the proposed budget call and affirmative action on it Finast will no longer Increase the price of food once placed on Powers tion and shall elect a chairman Miscellaneous factor in Cannabis, THC, tends our shelves . lb the Board of Finance. The proval of the town meeting. governed by a set of by-laws available in the town clerk’s of­ shall require a majority, but The selectmen shall have the and secretary and may have a The charter may be amended to accumulate in the brain like When we are forced to Increase a price, items on shelves finance board shall consist of The first selectman with the provided by the selectmen. fice not less than five days not less than 50 affirmative marked at the lower price will be sold out at that lower price. power to accept or abandon paid clerk. in a manner prescribed by the DDT. There is growing six members with not more advice and consent of the board before the public hearing and votes. When we reduce a price, shelf stocks will be repriced and sold Chicken Legs roads when outlined conditions Appointive Boards Appointive Officers general statutes. If not ap­ evidence that marijuana in­ than three members from any of selectmen shall employ the town meeting and shall publish The electors of the town shall at the new lower price. are met; may require posting The Board of Selectmen shall and Employes pointed at an earlier date, a flicts irreversible brain You always pay the lowest price marked on any can or one political party. services of custodial and a summary of the budget in the have the power to propose or­ Semi Boneless Fresh Tasty of maintenance bonds on by majority vote appoint charter revision committee damage, including atrophy, package. Vacancies arising in any elec­ maintenance work for any By majority vote the newspaper. dinances or repeal existing or­ Weekly specials and sale items are priced lower than regu­ Chuck existing town roads to cover members to the following shall be appointed by the when used regularly for several Calif. Roast Chicken tive office shall be filled as public park, building, selectmen shall appoint by lar prices Any item remaining after the sale event will be The finance board without ap­ dinances by a petition signed by selectmen five years from the years. A group of young Can­ 79t damage caused by or during the boards, commissions and com­ repriced upward.______follows: an elected board or playground, road or other resolution all town officers and proval of a town meeting after not less than 200 electors and mittees with said boards, com­ effective date of this charter. nabis smokers in England, for commission, except the process of construction; may facility under the care of any employes for terms of office request by town officers and other outlined procedures. If Center Cut Chicken Breasts .. ,b 89* enter into agreements with the missions and committees This charter shall become example, was found to have stock up on frozen foods the Finest way! selectmen, shall have 30 days to officer, board, commission or lested below; shall create or agencies may make special ap­ such ordinance or repeal passes Bone In Department of Transportation having powers and duties effective the day following ap­ brain atrophy normally found in Chuck Roast Chicken Wings___ ib 49* fill the vacancy, if the vacancy committee of the town except dissolve by ordinance town of­ propriations not to exceed $3,- by a majority vote at the called of the State of Connecticut for prescribed by General Statutes proval by the referendum. persons in their 70's and 80’s. exists after 30 days it shall be those facilities under the care fices and commissions as it 000 from surplus revenue or the town meeting it shall take Finast expenditure of Town Aid funds; of State of Connecticut, this If the selectmen have Marijuana, even when used in filled by the selectmen within of the school board. may determine are necessary contingency funds. All other effect 31 days after enactment. Treat your family to Mr. Deli Specials may purchase real estate up to charter and any ordinances of reasonable grounds to belieVe moderate amounts, cause Shoulder and Save the Finest way! the following 30 days; the Elected Boards and or appropriate for the general special appropriations shall Electors also have the power Bolton. any elective or appointive of­ "massive damage” to the en­ Water Added vacancy shall be filled by the $5,000 with approval from the welfare of the town and not in­ require town meeting approval. Smoked Butts Commissions to amend existing ordinances finance board; may accept real All niembers of appointive consistent with this- charter. ficer of town or board or com­ tire cellular process. The im­ selectmen within the following Transition: 'The terms of all It may transfer unexpended enacted by the selectmen by Import. Ham estate fair market value up to boards shall be qualified elec­ The selectmen shall appoint mission is corrupt, guilty of munity to disease among 30 days; the vacancy shall be members of said boards and balance from one appropriation filing a petition signed by not 1 lb $10,000; may dispose of any ob­ tors in Bolton and shall vacate an assessor, director of health, misconduct, or conflict of in­ smokers may be virtually cut in filled for the remainder of the commission presently in office to another within a single agen­ less than 200 electors and other Finast Freshly solete, damaged or unused item their position upon ceasing to building inspector who need not terest, incompetent or un­ half. pkg unexpired term or until the next elected before the effective cy or office. outlined procedures. Sliced Bacon Sliced to Order of town property; except land be electors of Bolton; shall be be electors. faithful to the duties of his of­ Use of marijuana, even once Orange Juice biennial town election; the date of this charter shall con­ The Board of Finance shall ? fice, or wilfully or materially a week, results in about three 16 or water rights, fair market sworn in prior to taking office; The selectmen shall appoint 5 Board of Finance vacancy is to be filled with a tinue until July 1, 1975 when present its proposed annual valued up to $100; may create shall serve until respective constables, 3 wardens, welfare The fiscal year shall begin negligent respecting the duties times as many broken Finast member of the same political their successors shall take of­ budget to the annual town Rib Steak ^r:rh'r"u??h'’ R ^ b .... m 1.49 Beef Short Ribs B onem .. ,b 1.09 Swiss Cheese Imported • Ib 1.59 study or temporary advisory successors have been ap­ director, dog warden, civil of his office, or wilfully or chromosomes as in nonusers, 100% Pure party, vacancies occuring in fice. July 1 and end June 30 of the budget meeting for considera­ commissions to make pointed; shall be removed from defense director, fire marshal, following year. materially negligent respecting indicating the possibility of Florida Blade Steak B o n eless...... Ib 1.59 Cube Steak Chuck . . ...lb 1.59 All Beef FranksSrio 99* elected offices constituting a The following is a summary tion. The town meeting can ap­ single member shall be filled by recommendations to it at terms office for not attending at least auditor, park and recreation The finance board shall the duties of his office or the genetic abnormalities. The Juice of all elected boards and com­ prove or disapprove it. If not requirements of public service drug also caused a high rate of 4 i^s9 3 ^ Top Chuck Steak Bone In . ib 1.19 Stew Beef Chuck ...... Ib 1.39 Available in Stores with Mr Deii Oepi not exceeding 24 months unless 50% of meetings in a calendar commissioner, United Nations within seven days following a the selectmen within 45 days; missions, number of members, approved the meeting is a town meeting votes year. Day chairman and a caretaker regular town election meet and demand his removal the fetal deaths and deformities in Rib Roast ^'cLpor...... ml.49 Rib Roast ist4R,bsomy...... ib 1.69 vacancies on the board of members and terms at first recessed and the finance board otherwise; shall direct or The appointive boards, of veterans graves. elect from its membership a selectmen shall follow an out­ experiments with animals. Green selectmen shall be silled by that regular municipal election held must reconsider the budget and cause to be instituted, number of members, terms at The selectmen shall utilize chairman, vice-chairman. They lined procedure for such “Can the facts that are Giant Vegetables More Finast Values! board within 30 days with the after the Effective date of this present it at a reconvened town Boneless Shoulder prosecuted, defended or com­ first appointment and terms at the services of a resident state shall appoint a clerk. The clerk removal. assembled in this volume be exception of the first selectman chapter, terms at subsequent promised any legal action or subsequent appointments trooper who when employed by shall file minutes of meetings communicated to young people Mixed Vegetables Freshly Ground Many Times Daily which shall be filled in a regular municipal elections. proceeding by or against the follow. the town shall be the chief of within five days after the who are disposed to be skep­ Cream (3orn 10 manner prescribed in the Zoning Board of Appeals; 5 town; shall be the purchaser of E conom ic Development police. tical about information they French Green Beans pkgs -j^London Broil meeting with the town clerk. general statutes; vacancies members; 2 members for 2- § shall be filled by a majority supplies, materials, equipment Commission;, 7 members, 1 The selectmen shall appoint a The finance board shall meet receive from ‘the es­ Ground Chuck year term, 3 members for 4- tablishment?” Sub-Committee 2 and other commodities member for 5-year term, town counsel who need not be once a month and establish li) J Naturally aged ^ vote of the appointing authori­ year term; 4-year terms. required by any officer, board, member for 4-year term, an elector. Among other procedures for calling special Chairman James Eastland (D- .3 p“k^ 1 . 0 0 for I ty- Three members shall be a Strawberries "sli3. commission or committee, member for 3-year term, responsibilities the counsel meetings. Any two members Miss) asked rhetorically in H and flavor. I quorum, but an affirmative 3 lbs Board of Selectmen except the school board and members for 2-year term, shall be the legal advisor to all may call a special meeting. issuing the report. Sole Dinner ... ®pk1 59* vote of four members of the 12 oz A C C or More The charter proposes a board probate court, shall be respon­ members for 1-year term; town officers and agencies in Four members shall constitute Eastiand believes they can ZBA shall be required to grant a Frozen Waffles pkgs - I „ of selectmen consisting of the sible for all contracting on a because the scientific evidence year terms. 89* all matters affecting the town a quorum. Members shall serve variance on the zoning first selectman and four others. behalf of the town for any ser­ E conom ic Development and shall, upon written request without compensation. No compiled by his committee, he regulations or reverse the The first selectman will appoint vice required by officer, board, Agency; The EDC shall be submitted to him through the member shall hold any other of­ You are invited to the . says, is “far more graphic, far order, requirement or decision Sunrise fresh dairy features the Finast way! members of his board to serve commission or committee designated the EDA for Bolton. selectmen, furnish them with a fice of town government, elec­ more persuasive and far more of the zoning enforcement of­ as ex-officio members 6f all except the school board; shall Conservation Commission; 6 written opinion of any question BIG authoritative’’ than anything ficial. tive or appointive. Self Service Deli Vlaues! town boards, commissions and let to public bid the purchase of members; 2 members for 1- of law involving their respec­ The system of accounts used previously available on the bar Zoning Board of Appeals FALL Personal With agencies. No selectman during any item for a silm in excess of year term, 2 members for 2- tive duties and powers. by town agencies shall be dangers of pot. Cottage Cheese Alternates; 3 members, 2 Size Coupon pkg Finast Franks oX“. '...... ^ 79* the term of office for which he $2,500, contract shall be year term, 2 members for 3- prescribed by the finance board Witnesses before the Sub- Ivory Soap members for 2-year term, 1 Budgets Finast has been elected shall be eligi­ awarded to the lowest qualified year terms; 3-year terms. and approved by the selectmen. Committee generaliy con­ member for 4-year term; 4 year The head of each town office Small or Jones Sausage...... p k " 99* ble for appointment to any bidder, shall have the right to The CC shall be designated as The finance board shall keep POW-WOW tradicted recent specuiation in terms. or agency shall at least 90 days 49 oz' salaried office with the town reject any bids, shall have the the Inlands-Wetland Agency. under review expenditures of the press that use of marijuana S I Large Curd s ^ Finast Swifts Sausage pan'es...... “ k " 79* Planning and Zoning Com­ prior to the annual town budget Wednesday, October 23, 197h - 8 p.m. 5 9 6:30 and for one year thereafter no right to waive public bidding for Civil Defense Advisory Coun­ town agencies. and hashish is declining among Blue pkg selectmen shall be eligible for mission; 9 members; 4 meeting which shall be the se­ students. A professor of Detergent Wieners All SearorArBee...... IP 1.05 amounts not in excess of $5,000 cil; civil defense director and No officer or agency of the members for 2-year term, 5 cond Monday in June file with at Manchester Community College Auditorium appointment to any office or when in the best interest of the from 7 to 15 members who are town shall expend or enter into Medical Physics and Cheese Spread Bologna Oscar Mayer...... pkg 65* members for 4-year term; 4- both the selectmen and finance (Bidwell Street Campus) .... T, 59* position of profit established town; shall have the power to representatives of the fire, any contract which would 8 oz year terms. board a detailed estimate of Q 6 oz QQC Finast Frozen Cotto Salami os?rM^?e^'...... pk“ 75* during his term of office. enact ordinances consistent police, public health nursing obligate the town to expend in Hoods Yogurt Ra^rs.. w ctns 09 I pkgs Five members shall be a receipts and expenditures to be * Films * Costumes Beef, Chicken, Turkey The board of selectmen shall with the general statutes and committee, business and ser- excess of an approved ap­ Orange Juice F,nas...... ^ 6 9 * Pot Pies BraunschweigerSfye-...... p k ° g 55* quorum but no subdivision ap­ made by his office or agency meet on July 1, 1975 and bien­ this charter on any matter Wce groups. propriation. Any officer who, This is the Fall organizational and recruitment .^Oscar Mayer proval, zone change or multiple and the revenue, other than tax S lices p : j 1 . 4 9 nially thereafter to organize. At which either permits to be ' Capitol Region Purchasing without authority from the Pow-Wow for Margarine ...... 63* Boneless Ham dwelling complex permit may revenue, to be collected in the 46 oz the meeting the board will elect required by ordinance and in Council; One member as charter or general statutes Investment All be adopted by less than six af­ ensuing year. a deputy first selecman to serve general for preservation of the selectmen’s representative to expetids or causes td be Y-Indi.an Guides - Fathers/Sona age 6-8 cans.I Personal firmative votes. Each agency and office upon Chatter Flavors as acting first selectrnan in the order, health, wealth and safety Y-Indian Princesses - Fathers/Dau^ters age 6-9 Proof it pays to shop for quality Hi-C Drinks be liaison for central expended any money of the Size Board of Tax Review; 3 request shall be given the op­ Ivory Soap absence of the first selectman. of the town and its inhabitants; purchasing to save the town town, except in payment of Y-Indian Maidens - Mothers/Daugjiters age 6-12 NEW YORK (UPI) - Harris, produce the Finast way! members, 1 member for 2-year portunity for a hearing on its The board shall by resolution shall hold at least one public money by better price in quanti­ final judgments rendered Y-Trail Blazers - Fathers/Sons age 9 and up Upham & Co. predicts term, 2 members for 4-year proposed budget with the 123 ct With This ^ bar O A C set the time and place of its hearing before enacting any ty buying. against the town, shall be liable sustained market strength into White Dec. term; 4 year terms. finance board. S n o w W h ite roll Coupon ■■I pkg regular meeting. An agenda for proposed ordinance; shall take Bolton Scholarship Com­ in a civil action in the name of This popular YMCA-program is aimed at developing December. Although the firm or Assorted The finance board shall hold Viva Towels Board of Finance; 6 each meeting shall be published action on the proposed or­ mittee: One member as the town as provided in the true and lasting relationships between parent and says, "Evidence is not fully at I With This Coupon and a members; 2 members for 2- at least one public hearing on Purchase of $5 or More in the newspaper and shall be dinance within 30 days of the selectmen’s representative to general statutes. child. Activities are planned and conducted hand that the over-all bear the proposed budget not less Cauliflower H654 Limit one Coupon Valid thru Oct ?6 posted at the town hall. public hearing; shall record year term, 2 members for 4- work for and assist in the through small neighborhood tribes and the market has in fact terminated, than 14 days before the annual Town Meeting A quorum is constituted by with the town clerk in a special year term, 2 members for 6- Bolton Scholarship Foundation Manchester Longhouse. most of our technical analysis Smucker’s year term; 6 year term. town meeting. The finance The legislative power of the three selectmen. No ordinance, book every ordinance after in the precurement of monies indicates that an effective bot­ Grape Jelly board may revise the budget. town shall be v est^ in the town * Tribal Meeting's resolution of expenditures, or enactment; every ordinance Board of Education; 7 for scholarships for Bolton High * Longhouse events, tom of near-to-intermediate- Save 25^ 11 Save 10< No board, commission or meeting except as otherwise * Spring Camp-out approval of any zone change, shall become effective on the members; 3 members for 2- School seniors. * Fall Pow-Wow term significance has been 16 oz year term, 4 members for 4- agency operating wholly or in provided in this charter. * Learn new skills * Make lasting Solid I With This Coupon With Th'S Coupon subdivision or multiple 31st day after enactment unless Drug Information: Two reached.” But it adds, "one of I On Three pk^s 4 One 6 lb bag year terms; 4 year term. part on town funds (except the The town meeting shall have * Trips friendships pkg dwelling complex permit may procedure to overrule is in­ ;nembers to be liaison between the most formidable rallies" of Limit 2 I Lipton * Outings * Crafts * Music Finast Butter Public Building Commission; school board) may transfer the power to enact ordinances be adopted by less than three itiated in accordance with this Drug Information Center and the prolonged bear markets ap­ I Cup-A-Soup Pillsbury affirmative votes. 6 members; 3 members for 2- funds among its budget not inconsistent with this * Games * Sports * Pun charter; emergency ordinances town and to provide general in­ parently has begun. I Vegetable • Chicken Noodle Best Rour Any other action may be year term, 3 members for 4- categories in excess of 10% charter or the general statutes Medium Grade A one stating facts constituting formation from Capitol Region Come to the Big Pow-Wow on October 23. I T o m a to i m adopted by an affirmative vote year term; 4-year terms. without approval of the finance of the state and shall have the Iceberg Lettuce Limit 2 dozen 1§ HP3 M emergency shall become effec­ Center as to state and federal (No obligation) Be the guest of Chief Thundercloud. Board of Fire Com­ board. The budget categories power to amend or repeal any Finast 11 ^ 1 Valid thru Oct 26 Valid thru Oct 26 of a majority of those tive immediately upon vote of funds provided for in the state missioners; 3 members; 1 shall be broadly defined. ordinances. selectmen present provided a selectmen and after publication drug program. The Dines Letter says it is Requests for special ap­ The town meeting shall have Family - Visitors - Guests are welcome. quorum is constituted. on the sign post at the town hall, member for 2-year term, 2 Elderly Person Contract: "still firmly convinced that the hds Baked fresh with natural Ingredients the Finast way! members for 4-year term; 4- propriations of more than $50,- authority for final approval of All meetings shall be open to no public hearing or notice of One member as community bottom of this bear market has year terms. 000 must be forwarded by the those actions of the town herein Clorox Bleach Save 10^ D Save 12< the public. All electors shall be shall be required, every contact person between the yet to be seen." ’The current Library Board; 6 members; 3 requesting board to the enumerated. afforded an opportunity to be emergency ordinance shall be state and town for general in­ rally will be short-lived, the With This Coupon With This Coupon selectmen and the planning and Members of the town meeting Fruit Cakes On One pkg 30 On One 7 oz can heard with respect to repealed upon the sixty-first members for 2-year term, 3 formation as to benefits and letter continues, and just Rorida Oranges .or 7 9 * With this gallon members for 4-year term; 4 zoning commission for their shall be electors of the town and suggestions, petitions and com­ day following its enactment. rights for the elderly. another bull trap like all US It Coupon ]ugs ^ ■ Renuzit recommendation which must all others entitled to vote at a Finast Holiday 20 oz Glad plaints. year term. previous bounces in this bear Mac Apples In. M in • b'a^59* Youth Activities, Advisors be made within 30 days. The town meeting. Bar pkg Food Bags Fresheners First Selectman market. “At its top, we envi­ Board of Selectmen: At the and Coordinators: Two request will then be forwarded There shall be a moderator Yellow Onions...... 3 bag 3 9 * and A Purchase2 of $5 or More Duii«*H und ReH|ion- The first selectman shall be sion a new and splendid short first regular municipal election members appointed every two to the finance board for its elected at each town meeting. F inast 32 oz 0\ A A Limit One Coupon per Customer H625 ® sihilities the chief executive and ad­ selling opportunity,” the letter RestaSalad...... ®a“49* Fruit Cake . . L u x u ry . pkg 1 Valid thru Oct 26 U U liU S Valid thru Oct 26 after the effective date of this years to promote activity and to recommendation and approval. Notice of all town meetings u j H652 Valid thru Sal . Oct 26 • The board of selectmen shall: ministrative officer of the town charter and biennially act in the capacity of advisors addi. The finance board will conduct shall be given at least 20 days in Fruit Cake Ring .. 2.69 L We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities Prices Effective thru Oct. 26 PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Oct. 21, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Oct. 21, 1974— PAGE TWENTY-THREE

V Housing Authority Bid Ribicoff Angered Before Zoners Tonight By Allegations The Manchester Housing side yard variance for attached garage at 173 Ferguson Rd., Senator Abe Ribicoff Authority's request for a zoning Of GOP Opponent variance to aliow construction Residence AA Zone. of elderly housing on Spencer • Frederick Kurtz, front yard a; HARTFORD (UPI) - The paign could progress to dealing STARTS BUSINESS JOINS FIRM St. is among items scheduied variance for addition to with election issues. TAX RATES RISE first hot sparks of the political Edward F. Boland Jr., a S. John Dwyer of East Hart­ for pubiic hearing tonight by dweliing at 38 Erl? St., Rural Both candidates said they State cigarette tax rates have Residence Zone. season have flown, with the senior at East Catholic High risen sharply in the last decade, ford has jo in ^ the William E. the Manchester Zoning Board Republican candidate for would support freezing prices, isw orkirs School,, has begun a fuel oil Belfiore Agency, 431 Main St., of Appeals (ZBA). • Raymond and Elaine wages and profits, with according to a survey by Senate hurling charges of con­ delivery business under the local and area Realtors. The ZBA will start its Redens, variance to permit Brannen stressing only if the Commerce Clearing House of flict of interest at the Democrat name of B & B Oil Company. Dwyer will specialize in hearings at 7 p.m. in the home-conducted occupation at price and profit limits were fair Chicago. and the Democrat answering ’The business will be con­ residential and commercial Municipai Buiiding Hearing rear of 457 N. Main St., to consumers. The largest tax per pack in­ Residence B Zone. they were “smears and innuen­ ducted by Boland and a full- crease in the ten-year period Room. does.” Ribicoff said inflation could The housing authority is • Tlobert and Eleanor Gor­ be fought by cutting back the was in Connecticut, a 15 cent ^ in s t inflation. In a heated debate Sunday on seeking a variance which wouid man, variance for "group defense budget by |6 billion, by jump from 6 to 21 cents. home” for nine mentally V ' J\ WFSB-TV’s “Face the State” Ten states recorded increases aiiow construction of 40 units of program, GOP contender reducing U.S. troop strength in state-funded housing on a five- retarded persons and two the NATO countries, and shut­ of at least a dime a pack: "house parents” at 62 Linden James H. Brannen said his staff Arizona, Arkansas, Maine, acre site at 195 Spencer St., is working on an official com­ ting off foreign aid to countries Rural Residence and Residence St., Residence A Zone. that are "part of a cartel which Massachusetts, Minnesota, • Richard Barracliffe, plaint about Sen. Abraham A. New Jersey, New York, Ohio, AA Zones. Ribicoff’s alleged conflicts of denies its resources on a fair Also on tonight’s ZBA public special exception and iocation Pennsylvania, and Texas. Only interest. basis to the U.S..” ' 4 ^ X A -f< ifEifr approval for general repairer’s one state, Virginia, decreased hearing agenda: Ribicoff labeled Brannen’s Brannen said he thought the - ‘ s ' license at 288 W. Middle Tpke., its rate, dropping it from 3 to • Harijs and Elma Turkis: charges "smears and innuen­ federal budget could be cut by Business 3 Zone. IVi cents a pack. I t I i does,” called Brannen an reducing inefficient spending, • ' ' ■ ■■ ym “irresponsible candidate,” and eliminating a surplus of “high J i then shoved into Brannen’s brass” in the armed services table papers he said contained and eliminating foreign aid to Bulletin Board information about his personal countries who will later com­ GETS PROMOTION financial standing. pete with the U.S. in world Robert Minnich, formerly of Ribicoff also lashed out at the markets. Manchester, has been promoted TOLLAND ministration building; Fire Connecticut Sunday Herald of On the issue of out of state to the position of transmission Department Auxiliary, 8 p.m., Vivian Kenneson Norwalk —which published the contributions, Ribicoff said he designer in the transmission Leonard Corner Firehouse; Correspondent conflict of interest allegations was “rather proud” of the large and substation engineering Board of Christian Education, 875-4704 against Ribicoff —calling the amount donated to his cam­ 7:30 p.m.. United weekly tabloid a “scandal paign by out-of-staters, noting The Tolland Planning and Congregational Church. Zoning Commission will hold a sheet” full of “scurrilous jour­ the campaign issues were not Tuesday: Senior Citizens public hearing on open space nalism.” only statewide but national and sewing circle, 10:30 a.m ., applications received Oct. 7, Ribicoff said he was international. meeting, 1:30 p.m.. Religious Buttoned Up for Winter : 11* preceding its regular meeting gladdened by the announcement Brannen said he would not Edward F. Boland Jr. Education Building, United tonight at 8 at the Education the Herald published its last turn down out of state con­ S. John Dwyer Congregational Church; Bazaar Administration building. edition Sunday. He noted the tributions but he was concerned time driver as well as a full­ workshop, 9 a.m.. United Capt. David Allen and his wife, Susan, (between vessels), Their decks, deserted of happy vacationers, and sails Community Calendar publication was owned by that some of the donations to time service manager. Congregational Church; Board put the finishing touches onto a plastic “greenhouse” stowed below, the boats are ready for the wintery winds real estate sales. He formerly William Loeb, the conservative Ribicoff’s campaign were cam­ Bob Potter, who has had Tonight: Charter Revision of Selectmen, 7:30 p.m., Educa­ covering their vacation cruise boats at Rockland, Maine. sure to blow around Rockland Harbor.(UPI photo) -•tv was with the Kemper Insurance and outspoken publisher of the ming from persons who had years of experience in the field Committee, 7:30 p.m., Ad- tion Administration Building. Co. for many years. Manchester (N.H.) Union financial Interests in the will head the service depart­ Wednesday: Board of Educa­ Dwyer is a graduate of the Leader. federal government. ment. tion, 8:30 p.m., high school Realtor’s Institute with a GRI "Every man attacked by Brannen said he particularly Boland says he plans to offer library; Choir rehearsal, 7:30 designation. He attended Weekly Prints William Loeb and the Connec­ was concerned about a |9,500 a full fuel and service business p.m.. United Congregational Boston College and Suffolk Law ticut Sunday Herald is a man to contribution from a "Charles at competitive prices. Last Edition Church. School. He is married to the Ms Coal Miner^Strike Impact Assessed be proud of,” he said. "It is un­ E. Smith,” whom he identified He has served at East former Alice McNally. They NORWALK (UPI) - The Thursday: Republican Town L. fortunate that a man running as one of Ribicoff’s business Catholic as treasurer of the Stu­ Committee, 7:30 p.m., partners in a company that has have two children. Connecticut Sunday Herald, a for the Senate should give dent Council and as public * 108-year-old weekly tabloid, has headquarters; Housing Authori­ credence to a Loeb leases with the federal govern­ relations representative for the ty, 7:30 p.m.. United printed its final edition. By Utilities and Steel Ijndustry publication.” ment worth |13 million a year. Instructors of the Handicapped. Congregational Church; Board Owner William Loeb an­ “I haven’t seen this kind of The Connecticut Sunday Herald of Selectmen, 7:30 p.m.. Educa­ nounced the end of the trickery in Connecticut for 35 article in question had claimed tion Administration Building. NEW PUBLICATION newspaper he purchased eight By BROOKE W. KROECER In anticipation of a miners’ its 90-day stockpile of coal years,” he said. wrongfully that Ribicoff sat on Robert Minnirh Wednesday: Board of Educa­ Coal Operators Association in years ago in a fnont-page United Press International ' strike, the TVA has been warn­ coyld carry it through a strike, Brannen complained twice a Senate committee which tion, 8:30 p.m., high school . West Virginia concurred, add­ department at Northeast The U.S. General Services message printed for Sunday’s All but a few utility com­ ing its customers for a year to but the Pennsylvania Electric during the program that supervised the U.S. General Ac­ . NEW DIRECTORY library; Choir rehearsal, 7:30 ing, "It would close down the Utilities it was announced. Administration is offering edition. He blamed the general panies think they have ample begin conserving, even asking Association and the two steel Ribicoff, seeking a third term, counting office, which has The Connecticut Department p.m.. United Congregational coal Industry—period.” Minnich, a Czechoslovakian copies of a new publication, economic business condition in coal supplies to withstand both for a 15 to 20 per cent voluntary’’ giants, U.S. Steel and has not made available to the charge of the lease program. of Commerce, in an effort to Church. native, graduated from “Portable Humidifiers,” which the nation. a cold, turn-up-the-heat winter reduction in fuel use. Lately, Bethlehem Steel, told another public statements of his per­ help boost sales of minority- Thursday: Republican Town Manchester High in 1955. He gives tips on how to get rid of "In normal times, we could and a threatened United Mine the messages have gotten story. Curtailment Possible sonal worth and federal income owned industry, has published a Committee, 7:30 p.m., has also attended Cheney Tech, dry air in winter. very well continue to publish Workers strike, but a walkout stronger. Two major West Virginia tax returns. BERNARD A. LOZIER, directory of “Minority Enter­ headquarters; Housing Authori­ could shut down the steel in­ Conservation Key Hartford State Tech and the The publication is available the Herald, and in three or four utilities, Appalachian Power Ribicoff said he had provided prises in Connecticut.” ty, 7:30 p.m.. United dustry. Long Strike Feared PEA said a coal strike would INC. University of Hartford, evening for 25 cents from Consumer In­ years it could achieve its right­ Co. and Monongahela Power the figures to a number of The directory, being mailed Congregational Church office; Officials say that a strike this make enforced energy conser­ 22 REGENT ST. division. formation, Pueblo, Colo., 81009. ful place in the economic pic­ Some less secure utilities, Co., said if there is a prolonged newsmen and showed front to businessmen throughout the Zoning Board of Appeals, 8 year the length of the 1971 vation “imperative,” and asked ture." Loeb said. "But as we expecting the worst, have asked strike, they will ask customers pages of newspapers he said state, lists names, addresses, p.m.. Education Administra­ strike—45 days—would exhaust the governor for a curtailment Celling Repairs said in the beginning, there are state governments to put man­ to curtail fuel use. contained the figures, but when and capabilities of some 300 tion Building; Tolland 4-H most of the stockpiles of its of store hours, electrical signs i Replacements not normal times. So we must datory fuel-saving measures Tom Duncan, president of the Brannen again said they were coal-fired plants. Some plants, and displays and sports and firms. The comprehensive regretfully say goodbye.” Achievement night, 6:30, TAC into effect, according to a UPI Kentucky Coal Association, not available to the public, Quality Carpentry Work, like the one at Bull Run, Tenn., cultural events. listing doesn’t include retailers. Loeb, the conservative building. survey showed. said Kentucky’s electric in­ Ribicoff shoved the papers Patios • Additions STATION MOVES Friday: Children’s film, 1 only have an 18-day stockpile. U.S. Steel said steel produc­ If Remodeling publisher who owns the Outlook Bleak TVA Chairman Aubrey J. dustry is "as well off as any in towards him. SNET OFFERINGS Manchester (N.H.) Union p.m., Parker School. tion would be cut in half within the country and will be less Radio Station WTIC-AM & For steel and coal companies, Wagner said, “If voluntary Ribicoff said since the matter Free Estimates Directors of the Southern Leader, said the closing of the Saturday: Halloween story two weeks of a strike, and affected.’ FM of Hartford has moved to the outlook was altogether (energy-saving) efforts do not of his finances had been settled New England Telephone Co. Herald was regrettable hour, 10:30 a.m., Tolland Bethlehem said a coal miners’ Phone 646-4464 new quarters in the new Hart­ ^ PUBLIC bleak. provide sufficient savings, the by his action, he hoped the cam­ have authorized the sale of $80 “because the fine staff and able Library; Teen Square Dance strike would slow its operations ford Financial Center.' Utilities in Illinois, Utah, oniy alternative will be more million of debentures and $25 individuals at the Herald are Club, 7:30 p.m., Parker School; within three days. RECORDS West Virginia, New York, Ohio, stringent m easures... including million of SNET’s $50 par value putting out a fine product, Bazaar, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.. “A strike of any duration Kentucky, Georgia, Alabama, rationing or mandatory alloca­ preferred stock, series B. ’The Formal opening of the new which is a credit to them and a United Congregational Church. would shut down the steel in­ Florida and Pennsylvania said tion of power.” offerings will bp made on or facility will be early next year real service to the communities School Menus dustry,” said Bethlehem Presi­ they had anywhere from 45 to 90 In Pennsylvania, the about Dec. 3. to coincide with WTIC-AM’s Warranty Deeds which it covers.” Tuesday: Lasagne, spinach, dent Frederick W. West Jr. days supply of stockpiled coal. Philadelphia Electric Co. said Proceeds from the sale will 50th anniversary, according to Herman M. Frechette and ) I I Ron Kuhne, managing editor Vienna bread, fruit. Quinn Morton of the Kanawha 'Iheir spokesmen said they Married? be used to refund the com­ Leonard Patricelli, president of Albert R. Martin to Jean G. and of the Herald, said about 50 Wednesday: No lunch — half thought—with the help of some the Ten-Eighty Corp., which day school. pany’s short-term debt which Martine Bouchard, property at .

23 Homea For Sale Homes For Sale 23 ' Homes For Sale 23 Services Offered Articles tor Sale ^1 Doga-BIrda-Peta 31 Bullding-Contrecting 33 Heating-Plumbing 35 43 Garden Products 47 Apartments For Rent 53 Apartments For Rent 53 MANCHESTER - Six-room Book Describes MASONRY - All types, custom built Ranch, fireplace, MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. NO JOB too smaltSi ^oilet WE BUY and sell used fur­ POODLE - AKC, black female FRESH sweet apple cider and LOOKING for anything in real fieldstone, brick, concrete. TH REE ROOMS - First floor, Projects For carpeting, garage, |rest side Removal, pruning, lot clearing, repairs, plugged drains, kitchen niture. Cash on the line. One puppy. Also stud service, black, apples. (Macouns, McIntosh). estate rental — apartments, A LOVELY LADY Free estimates, after 5 p.m., with heat and appliances, no location, near school, enclosed spraying. Fully insured. faucets replaced, repaired, rec piece or an entire housefull. apricot and brown poodles. Call Botti’s Fruit Farm, iXA Bush homes, multiple dwellings, no The Handicapped d anM I. raito W i S 643-1870 or 644-2975. pets, one months security poiorch, excellent condition. 30’s. Licensed. Free estimates. rooms, bathroom remodeling, 646-6432. Furniture Barn, 345 875-6380. Hill Road, Manchester. fees. Call J.D. Real Estate "L et’s Go to Work,” a book of required. Available November Ha[ayes Corporation, 64S4)131. loved her home, and it shows! As soon as you enter this Phone 633-5345. heat modernization, etc. Free Main Street Rear, behind Associates, Inc. 646-1980. NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - 1st. Can be seen 6-7 p.m. Satur­ creative activities for han­ estimates gladly given. M & M Douglas Motor Sales. F R E E TO good home, full- seven room colonial you know everything is in tip top condi­ Remodeling, repairing, ad­ days 6-8, 28 Church Street. dicapped persons, is now EAST HARTFORD - Im­ TREE SERVICE (Soucier) Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. pow n gentle, double pawed, Antiques 48 MANCHESTER - Five room maculate 6 room Split, three tion. Three bedrooms, first floor den, carpeting, and many Trees cut, trimmed or topped, ditions, rec rooms, porches and available through the Connec­ CLEAN USED refrigerators, long haired female cat, vac­ duplex, three«bedrooms, coun­ MANCHESTER - Four rooms, bedrooms, paneled family other fine features. A new listing that will make your eves stumps removed, fuliv insured. roofing. No job too small. Call ticut Council of Churches, 60 TOWNE Plumbing Service, ranges, automatic washers, cinated. 6464774 evenings. WANTED Antioue furniture, tr y kitchen, carpeting, wall-to-wall carpeting, S h e lt e r a U i room, 1 l/2baths, basement, light up! ' Got a tree problem? Well worth 649-31A. repairs, alterations, vanity glass, pewter, oil paintings, or Lorraine St., Hartford. with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s appliances, no pets; $250. appliances, utilities, $185 pool, trees, $35,900. Warren E. a phone call. 742-8252. The book, according to cabinets a specialty. Call to Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- F R E E - Puppies, 7 weeks old, other antique items. R. Security required. 646-1559 monthly. November 1st oc­ Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. CARPENTRY - Repairs, 8:30 a.m., 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. 649- Haitison, 643-8709. Ethelyn Nichols, director of the CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING REALE’S CORNER 2171 males and females. 553 Parker .after 6 p.m. cupancy. 528-9081, 633-3006. ODD JO BS - Carpentry, pan­ remodeling, additions, roofing. 4056. Street, 6434807. council’s ministry to persons of MANCHESTER - Handyman’s 175 MAIN STREET PHONE 646-4525 Call David Patria, South Wind­ eling, rec rooms, offices, SCREENED loam, gravel, MANCHESTER - Family-style MANCHES’TER - Available im­ special need, is divided into 14 Special. Reduced for quick sale. sor, 644-1796. Wanted to Buy 49 household repairs. Phone 649- BOTTI Heating and Plumbing - processed gravel, sand, stone, SEVEN year old spayed 2-bedroom Tonhouse, full base­ mediately, modern 3-room categories of learning projects. 7-6 duplex, 3-car garage. 4594. Prompt, courteous service. Call and fill. George H. Grilling, Pedigree Daeshund, Will give ment. Includes heat, apartment, carpeting, Excellent location. G ood in­ GLASTONBURY - Large 4- VERNON - Five-room Ranch WES ROBBINS carpentry WANTED - Wicker furniture, The book tells how to make the 643-1496. Inc., 742-7886. away to loving retired couple. appliances, carpeting. $240 appliances, parking, storase, come. LaPenta Agency, 646- bedroom Colonial,. fireplaced with 2 full baths, fireplaced remodeling specialist. Ad­ any kind. Phone 872-0930. various projects, the materials CASH Registers and adding 643-0345. m onthly. Paul W. Dougan, lease and security requ ir^. No 2440. living room, form al dining living room, large eat-in ditions, rec rooms, dormers, needed and suggestions for PHONE 643-2711 machines. - Sales, service, FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing LOAM FOR Sale - $5.50 per Realtor, 643-4535 or 646-1021. dogs. Call after 6, 649-7289. room, den, basement garage. kitchen, one-car attached gar­ built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, their use. supplies. 15 years experience, - Repairs and remodeling. yard delivered. Phone 646-3109. Livestock 44 REDUCED - Vernon, im­ Excellent location. Only $^ ,- age. Situated on lovely 649-3446. Although originally designed formerly with NCR. Free Prompt service on emergency. MANCHESTER - Modern two- TWO BEDROOM luxury maculate five room Ranch, two 0 0 0 . Keith Real Estate, 646- landscaped lot. Price reduced FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD Estimates. C.R.S. Company, Phone 643-7024. ELECTRONIC Calculators for bedroom apartments, townhouse - located in Highland for the handicapped, the book bedrooms, large living room, 4126, 649-1922. to $ 3 6 ,^ . Owner wanU fast LEON Cieszynski builder - new PALOMINO Mare - 14.3, 11 □ RENTALS Coventry, 742-6381. sale at reduced prices. Phone years, gentle but spirited, carpeting, no pets. Available Park section of Manchester. can be helpful to all teachers in dining room, wooded three acre sale, ^nsser Agency, 646-1511. homes custom built, .PLUMBING SHOP on Wheels - 649-4986. asking $475. Call 649-3816. immediately. Security Wooded and private. For infor­ helping their students develop a lot. $27,900. Merritt Agency, DUTCH COLONIAL - New, 4 remodeled, additions, rec TRUCKING - odd jobs, moving Stocks 2,000 repair parts on our Rooms tor Rent 52 required. $195. Eastern, 646- mation call 646-1616 or 649-5295. sense of self-worth through Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 646-1180. b r o o m s , formal dining and MANCHESTER - New listing. rooms, garages, kitchens large appliances, cleaning truck to save you money. 30 SEASONED hardwood - for 8250, 646-5858. ADVERTISING living room, family room with Charming 4-room Cape-style remodeled, bath tile, cement REGISTERED American creative experience, Ms. ADVERTISING cellars and attics, also will years’ experience. 646-2115. fireplace. $35 per pick-up load. THOMPSON HOUSE, fur­ FOUR large room apartment, SgSSSSSSSSSSSSSiSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSg PORTER STREET area - fireplace, aluminum siding, 2- home in mint condition. Wall- work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ saddlebred, gelding, 6, 16 Nichols said. deliver small loads sand, stone, Call 8754350. hands, must sell, excellent nished rooms, centrally FIVE-ROOM Duplex - G ood centrally located, neat and IBAIL.EY EMPLOYMENT SERVICE DEADLINE beautiful six room Colonial, car garage. Merritt Agency, to-wall carpet abounds tial or commercial. Cali 649- located. Kitchen privileges. More information about the RATES noon the day before and gravel. 644-1775 or 644-1309. LYNN’S PLUMBING - beginners mount. Best offer. location, near bus line. Adults appliances included, adults on­ 12.00 three bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, 646-1180. throughout. Beamed living 4291. book may be obtained by.calling of Manchester publication Repairs, remodeling, new con­ GET YOUR Firewood stocked 646-1175. Parking. Reasonable rates. only, no pets. Security deposit ly, no pets, $190. security carpeted living and dining room ceiling and spiral stair­ Phone 649-2358. or writing the Connecticut I day 8c word per day Deadline (or Saturday and BULL WORK - Any kind. Odd struction. Water pumps. up for winter. Seasoned required. Available October 15. required, call 649-8407 after 6. room, nicely treed lot. Merritt MANCHESTER ,- Eight-room case add to the true value. 3 days 7c word per day Monday is 12:00 Noon Friday. jobs, light trucking, cellars and TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY French spoken also. 875-7263. hardwood, $40 per cord ONE/HALF registered Call 647-1037. Council of Churches. Agency, 646-1180. Dutch Colonial, 4 bedrooms, 1 Priced at $27,900. Zinsser Agen­ 6 days 6c word per day attics cleaned, trees removed. Carpentry and general contrac­ delivered. 875-8782, 643-0250. Arabian-Morgan fifly, 1 1/2 MANCHESTER - two bedroom 26 days 5c word per day LEGAL SECRETARY to one attorney In Uiree-attomey 1/2 b a th s , 2 -c a r g a r a g e , cy, 646-1511. PLEASANT furnished room for PLEASE READ 647-9767, 646-3545. ting. Residential and commer­ years, liver, chestnut, flaxen FIRST-FLOOR - Four rooms, duplex, walk-out basement with 15 WORD MINIMUM office. CMS, BC, and continuing merit raises. |lt0. MANCHESTER - Charming, fireplace, lovely t r e « yard, working gentleman. Cali 643- cial. Whether it be a small Flooring 36 mane and tail, gentle disposi­ heated, range. $180. Call 633- finished rec room, appliances Happy Ads $1 50 inch LEGAL SECRETARY Wili train someone in expanding well maintained,aluminum city utilities, central location. 9353 or inquire at 4 Pearl Street. YOUR AD NEW LISTINO LIGHT TRUCKING - Odd jobs, repair job, a custom built home -WHOLESALE- tion. 228-9817. 7182. included. Call 649-2003 after 6. office. $140 and good benefits. Classified ads are taken over sided, six room Cape with gar­ All for under $40,000. Keith cellars and attics cleaned, or anything in between, call 646- FLOOR Sanding-Refinishing, prices on ROOMMATE wanted, female, the,phone as a convenience. age, on lovely large private Real Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. MANCHESTER PROGRAMMER $14,000 with excellent potential. Pull benefit lawns mowed, small tree work. 1379. (specializing in older floors). RICH, DARK TOPSOIL modern two-bedroom apart­ STAFFORD SPRINGS - Newly PLEASANT 4-room newer. package plus annual bonus. The Herald is responsible lor tr e ^ lot. $31,900. P rin ci^ Is on­ Excellent 6-room Cape - City 2 LET US PRICE Free estimates. Phone 643-6000. Ceilings and inside painting. Boata-Acceaaorlea 45 redecorated, one and two- Duplex. Large rooms and; only one incorrect insertion and SIX-ROOM aluminum sided utilities, Amesite drive, com­ Any amount. Pick up your ment, furnished. Call 872-2413. ly. 647-9614. John Verfaille, 646-5'750, 872- bedroom apartments, heat and closets. Tile bath and kitchen YOUR NEXT ^ “-s ' , SEC R ET A R Y to private investor. Hours 9 - 4. Mature, reliable then only to the size of the Ranch - Large country kitchen STEPS sidewalks, stone walls, own - save more, or will’ person wiUi good typing and shorthand. binations, oil heat, quiet CUSTOM MADE Draperies, 2222. 22’ CABIN CRUISER, 100 h.p. hot water included, children un­ cabinets. Parking. Centrally PRESCRIPTION! original insertion. Errors which with appliances. Over acre fireplaces, flagstone terraces, deliver. SLEEPING ROOM for rent, 272 PRINCETON STREET- Qean neighborhood, quick occupan­ very reasonable work OMC clean, in water, $1,400. d er 3 a ccep ted . No p ets. located. Working couple TRANSCRIPTIONI8T start to $13$ DOE. Excellent do not lessen the value of the treed yard, 3 bedrooms, full concrete repairs, inside and Main Street. advertisement will not be cor­ 4 bedroom Colonial in the cy. Priced at only $31,900 guaranteed, call anytime. 649- _____ Call 64B-2204 Call 646-0785. Available immediately. Securi- preferred. No pets or children. benefits. 3$ hours weekly. Free parking. cellar. Asking $33,900. Keith outside. Reasonably priced. ARTHUR DRUG rected by an additional inser­ center of town. Walk to ail U required. From $140. Security. 643-1459. Real Estate, 6464126, 649-1922. CHARLES LESPERANCE 643-0851. KEYPMNCHER $3.35 hourly. Flexible hours. Full time posiUon tion. schools. Owners building a new SEASONED Cordwood, cord SAILBOAT - AMF Alcort Eastern, 646-8250 or Superinten- wiUi benefits and merit increases. 649-7620 □ MISC. FOR SALE house, want this one sold. So- TWO HANDYMEN want varie­ ANY TYPE Carpentry and and half cord load. E. Windflite 14’ (like Sunfish) with Apartments For Rent 53 dant after 5 p.m., 684-2954. MANCHESTER - 8-room give us a call and "Start ty of Jobs for fall. Yards raked, masonry work, additions and Yeomans, 742-8907. trailer. Asking $625. Call 646- APARTMENT packing’’. T. J. Crockett, Contemporary, 4 large Articles for Sale 41 ******•••••••••••••••••••••• limed and fertilized. Attics, remodeling. Free estimates. A. 4774 evenings. WE HAVE customers waiting VILLAGER APARTMENTS - RENTAL OFFICE All Fm s Employar Paid Realtor, 643-1577. bedrooms, 2V4 baths, magnifi­ cellars, cleaned. Light NEW SHELVING - Formica for the rental of your apartment Lota-Lend lor Sale 24 Squillacote, 649-0811. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Five-room townhouse, 1 1/2 AVON cent view. Asking $66,900. trucking. Reasonable. 643-5305. DARK, RICH loam, 5 yards, particle board, warp-free, or home. J.D. Real Estate tiled baths, wall-to-wall Wp have q large variety of YESI YOU CAN GIVE Warren E. Howland, Realtors, $27.50 plus tax. Also sand, Garden Products' 47 deluxe one and two-bedroom ANDOVER — Three wooded, orange, blue or yellow. Sizes: Associates, Inc. 646-1980. carpeting, 2 air-conditioners, Sondf-Stocks-Mortgages 8 YOURSELF A WINTER NEW LISTING- eight room 643-1108. stone, ^ av el, pool and patio surveyed and approved lots, up GUTTERS cleaned, repaired MASONRY REPAIRS - Brick, 5”x96”, $2 each. 5”x24”, 60 heat, hot water, patio, full base­ apartments and townhouses Raised Ranch, four bedrooms, FRESH SWEET apple cider - VACATIONI Earn that to 9 acres. Priced from $13,500. and installed, $20 and up. block, stone and concrete. sand. 643-9504. cents each. Free delivery ten ment. No pets. 649-7620. throughout Manchester. Ren­ KEYBOARD operator - 8-4:30 three baths, fireplace,ireplace, three „ A REAL D E R I " No preservatives, not VERNON - Willow Brook OVERDUE BILLS? Money SALESPERSON - Opening for money selling beautiful Avon Deluxe Ranch cuitom built for present Call Warren E. Howland, Driveways sealed. Free es­ Reasonable prices. Call 643- pieces or more. 649-2159. tal office open daily from 9-5, p.m. in firm located near South garages. Only $44,500. Pasek Apartments, one and two available to property owners. salesperson in office supply Christmas gifts, jewelry and owner in 1967. Extra large fireplaced Realtor, 643-1108. timates. R&R Reconstruction, 9508. ALUMINUM sheets used as pasteurized. A pure natural MANCHESTER - Five-room other times by appointment. Windsor/Manchester town line. Realtors, MLS, 289-7476, 742- bedrooms. From $180. Includes State-wide, quick, confidential. department, experience cosmetics now. Go living room, spacious kitchen, m 8754541, 649-3882 anytime. printing plates, .007 thick, WOULD YOU like to receive product. Also orchard fresh apartment, second floor, no Experience with photo type set­ 8243. heat, hot water, appliances, Pay only $12 monthly per thou­ desirable, pleasant surroun­ baths, 2-car garage. Expandable lower BUILDING - Remodeling, 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for $1. beautiful clothing free? Have a Macintosh and Courtland appliances, close to school. ting equipment necessary. For someplace exotic later. No carpet, air-conditioning, pool, sand. Credit check un­ dings, good working conditions, level with fireplace and walk-out to roofing, concrete steps, Phone 643-2711. Fashion Wagon clothing party. Apples. Ferrando Orchards, Available immediately. Securi­ DAMATO ENTERPHSES, DK. information please phone Mrs. selling experience COVENTRY(NORTH) tennis court, picnic area. No necessary. Burke Mortgage 5 day week including Saturdays. COVENTRY-MANSFIELD private rear yard. Choice residential fireplaces. For estimates call Call 6494317 after 5. Birch Mountain Rd., Glaston­ ty required. $170. Eastern, 646- 240-k Nm State U . Mandintar Mohney or Mrs. Wilkas at 644- necessary. Interested? Call LINE- five room Ranch, area. Call Suzanne or Arthur Shorts. SNOWPLOWING pets. Security required. Company, 649-0378 anytime. Inouire Mr. Harrison, Mornings 649-1142. N EW SPRIN T end rolls. 25 bury (Three miles beyond 8250. 646-1021 2431. 289-4922. kitchen with built-ins, low 646-3223. Beautiful, large treed lots on a Raaldantlal or Vito’s Restaurant). Superintehdant, 872-4400. •••#•••••••••••••••••••••••• only or by appointment. cents each. Inquire side door. SEASONED firewood, $25 per maintenance and expenses, J. WATSDN REACH CD. quiet cul-de-sac street Commercial Harrison Stationers, 849 Main MASON CONTRACTOR - Manchester Evening Herald. pickup truck load, delivered. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• FULL-TIME, part-time, REALTORS MLS minutes from Hartford. □ EMPLOYMENT Street, 646-7272. neat home priced at $28,500. Call Plastering, custom built stone 872-7583, 646-0178. Autos For Sale 61 experienced Bridgeport ManchM ter Offlea 647-9139 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale ®1 Autos For Sale 61 ... Soflieont SURVEYOR TRAINEE - No Fiano Ageiicy, 646-2677. Owner will assist in financing BRDWN’S TIRE SHDP or brick fireplaces, chimney •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• operators and tool makers. ^^EjuantauUn^Ogj^jortuMj^ ELECTRO-AIRE electronic air ELECTRICAL Journeyman - experience required. Good if needed. Please call Joe Gor­ B4B-3444 repair, block and cement work. OLDER AMERICAN violin may have sent you Help Wanted 13 Apply at E & S Gage Co., cleaner for hot air systems. Full-time position, salary open. salary and many benefits. Now SIX room Colonial completely don for complete information. New and repairs. E. Richard­ with case, $75. Classic guitar a happy adl Mitchell Drive, Manchester. renovated inside ana out. Accessories, $150. or best offer. Licensed. G ood outfit to work interviewing. Call U.S. Army, ANDOVER LAKE - Beautiful 649-5306, evening 643-5314. son, 643-0889, 649-0608. with case, $65. 647-9614. Garage, 1 1/2 baths, nicely 649-7441. with. Jobseekers, 568-1070. 643-9462. sweeping view of entire lake, 4- M MERCURY REAL ESTA TE-1Expanding of- treed lot. Low 30s. Eiarly oc­ EQUAL HOUSINQ'OPPORTUNITY AVON room older home, modern bath, Painting-Papering 32 R .E. GOWER Remodeling - Ad­ FU EL OIL - 36.9 cents, 200 lice looking for a qualified. cupancy. Mr. Dwyer, ^Ifiore MODERN walnut dining room, NEED CASH FOR WAITRESSES wanted - Call ELECTRONICS half-acre treed lot, garage, $17,- ditions, garages, porches, gallon minimum. Winter is licensed full-time sales person. Agency, 647-1413. BARROWS & WALLACE seven pieces. Excellent condi­ 646-6439. MAINTENANCE Trainee - No 900. Hayes Corporation, 646- COLLEGE Graduate students kitchens and formica work, coming. Call now, Boland Oil CHRISTMAS? If you’re am­ Call for confidential interview. Mindm tir N9w Hivtn Hartioni tion, $250. 649-8558 after 5. experience required. Paid available for exterior and in­ repairs. 646-2087 after 4 p.m. Company, 646-6320. B r o t h e r s LINCOLN Happy 13th Birthday bitious and enthusiastic you F. J. Spilecki, Realtor, 643-2121. 0131. 649-8306 317-1819 728-6619 training. Good salary plus terior painting. Six years can start earning money im­ WATER BED, liner, (frame, LESLIE NORRIS FIVE room Ansaldi built experience. Fully insured. Free LUDWIG DRUMS - complete mediately as an Avon TIRE SERVICE MAN many benefits. Now inter- NEW CUSTOM built homes TOLLAND-VERNON line - heater. $145. Call 649-0351. We love you. .viewmg. Call U.S. Army 643- Ranch. ’Two fireplaces, lovely within walking distance of Main Beautifully treed one acre estimates. Call our com­ RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 set, excellent condition, $400. Representative. Meet peo­ Immediate full-time opening. Mom, Dad, Michael, DESIGN DRAFTSMAN 19462. family room, country size Street. A “ super” Cape • two building lot. Convenient loca­ petitors, than call us, 649-7034. Phone 875-0172 after 5 p.m. ple. Have fun, too. Call for G ood starting pay, excellent MEN’S clothing size 44, shirts kitchen. Simply immaculate. raised Ranches and a four tion, must be seen. 649-6827. BIDWELL Home Improvement Bambi and Pokey details: Requires several years’ 16 1/2 and 17, sleeves 33. Call 289-4922. benefits. Clean, modern shop. OVERSEAS JO B Opportunities Mr. Matthew, w lfiore Agency, bedroom Colonial. Act now and INSIDE - Outside painting, Co. Expert installation of MAN’S brown plaid double experience in tool design, die f e c i a l rates for people over 65. 643-5239. breasted suit, 39 Long. Custom Apply in person. - No experience required. Paid 647-1413. choose your own colors, etc. T. MANCHESTER aluminum siding, gutters and desip (preferrably stamping training at choice locations Fully insured. Estimates given. made, worn twice, $20. Light TOOL MAKERS - All-*ound CAPITOL TIRE CO. J: Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. trims. Roofing installation and dies) and/or mold design. NEW on Market. Ten room A buy of a lifetime, only once Call 649-7863. green sports jacket, 39L, $9. machinists and Bridgeport paranteed. G ood salary and repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. CORDUROY jacket, 44 regular 325 BROAD STREET Must be good with math and Rockledge Colonial Cape. ’Two in a while does something 649-1837. operators. Top wages, fringe many benefits. Now in ter­ REMODELED DUPLEX - 3 was $40. sell for $15 . 643-2903 □ NOTICES MANCHESTER be familiar with machine shop viewing. Call U.S. Army, 643- fireplaces, three full baths, five bedrooms each side, spacious come like this. A large 8 room CEILINGS, inside painting. PRICES benefits and overtime. HORACE Tetrault — , Siding, after 3. equipment and practices. If 9462. bedrooms, huge shed dormer. living room and kitchen, cen­ home with a 4 room apart­ roofing, storm windows, aw­ QUILT, handmade, multi­ Experience preferred, but will colored, $90. or best offer, 647- qualified and interested send Large treed yard. Mr. tral location, $52,000. Shown by ment, 2 income producing nings. Quality workmanship, RABBITTS black and white, Lost and Found train right man. Apply at 9557 after 3 p.m. Matthew, Belfiore Agency, 647- appointment, 10-7. Call 643-4743 storefronts and 10 income free estimates. Fully insured. grey and white $2. each. Call Paragon Tool Company, 121 HAIRDRESSER wanted, resume to: 646-5750, 872-2222. MERCURYS 1413. or 649-2464. 872-9187, 649-3417. 742-7748. LOST - Siamese sealpoint male Adams Street. experienced only. Call 643-2461 R.L. Pierce producing garages. Only $42,- CHILD’S roll top desk with ON ALL C cat, blue eyes, friendly, stocky. or applr in person. Carriage 500. Call Tony Wasilefsky, 649- J. P. LEWIS & SON - Custom chair, two drawers, excellent ROGERS CORP. FIV E Garages go with this ROOFING - Specializing FLORENCE two-burner parlor Elm Street-Prospect Street WANTED - Full-time and part- House Beauty Salon, 18 Oak 5306. decorating. Interior painting. condition, $45. 646-4433. Rogers, Conn. 06263 spacious, gracious 6-6 two- TOLLAND repairing roofs, new roofs, stove with pipe, burns area, Rockville. REWARD - time cooks. Apply in person. Street, Manchester. EQUAL HOUSINQ OPPORTUNITY Paper hanging. New Ceilings. or call 774-9605 for an inter­ family. Terrific income gutter work, chimneys, cleaned kerosene, good condition. $40. Please phone 875-5591. Taccoral, 246 Broad Street, ’The wind whistling through Remodeling. Elterior painting. GUITAR and amplifier with view appointment. proposition, location assures BARROWS A WALLACE and repaired. 30 years Call 649-3013. Manchester. CLEANING WOMAN - reliable, the pines will make you feel Manctwitor Ntw Havtn Hartioni Gutters and leaders. Carpentry. 12” speaker, $90 cash. Call 649- REMAINING An tquti opportunity omployor future appreciation. Mr. LINCOLNS experience. Free estimates. LOST - Long haired orange cat, four hours weekly, own snug as a bug in this im­ 649-6306 397-1918 728-6819 7538 after 6. SALES PERSONNEL, Dwyer, Belfiore Agency, 647- Fully insured. For estimate call Howley,'643-5361. vicinity of Homestead Street. transportation, 647-1125. m aculate 8 Mi-room Raised 649-9658. experience necessary, apply in 1413. HAMMOND porta-B dual Call 643-9237 after 3:30. WARM MORNING gas dis­ person, ’The ’Treasure Shoppe, Ranch with all the trimmings. Real Eitate Wanted ROOFING - Installation and keyboard organ, Leslie 122 with Reward. NIGHT CUSTODIAN - 3-11:30 COOKS - No experience 28 poser incinerator, almost new, TWO family flat, 5-6. Central 2-car garage, fireplace, much PAINTING - Save 30 - 60?COMET 7 41 875-8782, 643-0250. vicinity. Call 643-1780. at 649-0136. VETERANS - Many jobs still WILL BABYSIT evenings and fireplace. Priced right. Mr. Street, immediate occupancy, IMMEDIATE cash for your interviewing. Call U.S. Army, CANDY VENDING machines TWO regular tires on Falcon available at choice locations. week-ends. Mature, r^iable Lombardo, Belfiore Agency, super six room custom, 3-level property. Let us explain our 643-9462. for sale, like new, excellent rims, 650-13, $23. Call 643-5540 2-DOOR TYPIST to $115. East of river Get credit foryour training and Own transportation. Call 647- 647-1413. split, three bedrooms, 1- 1/2 fair proposal. Call Mr. Belfiore, Articles lor Sale 41 Articles tor Sale 41 condition, 643-9147. after 4:30. THE RUMMAGE CORNER position. Requires excellent APPRENTICE plumber with a experience. Call U.S. Army, 1823 after 5 p.m. baths, only 11 years old. 647- 1413. HARDTOP SEVEN ROOM Colonial Cape I Consignment Thrift Shop typing, pleasant phone manner, minimum five years experience 643-9462. Garage. Professionally SEASONED hardwood, sawed, with 2-car garage, on dead-end 43 PURNELL PLACE some filing, immediate need. in the trade. Industrial and landscaped. Owner will help SELL YOUR HOUSE through split and delivered. C. Hutchin­ Fee paid. Richard P. Rita Per­ s t r e e t . D ouble AA zone. finance. Upper 30s. Arruda J. Watson Beach Real Estate Thursday, Oct 24 commercial experience SECOND AND THIRD SHIFT □ REAL ESTATE son. 643-5373. sonnel Services, 164 E ast preferred. Exceptional fringe Evergreen-enclosed rear yard. Realty, 644-1^. Co. Professional real estate 28’ living room. Immediate oc­ I NEW HOPE MANOR DAY Center Street. Manchester. 646- benefits. Please send resume to •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• service for more than 45 years. CHEVROLET 302 or 327 cupancy.. Mr. Lombardo, EAST HARTFORD 20% of all proceeds 3441. Box D, Manchester Herald. Homaa For Sale 23 Manchester office, 647-9139. Clip Out - Fill in - Mall Today engines, balanced, roller, super MOONLIGHTERS Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. to be donated to SPECTACULAR •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• stock heads, much more, not COUNTER HELP - Part-time, CONSTRUCTION - N o ' Part-time janitorial work, MANCHESTER - Striking 4 SAVE OVER 50% assembled. $600. 646-0785. stock #4CT131, bright blue, 250 6-cyl. engine, whitewalls, NEW HOPE MANOR Friday 11 p.m.-Saturday 7 FOUR Bedroom Cape, con­ LaCava-Bullt power steering, A M radio, deluxe interior option, deluxe wheel experienced required, Good early morning, 3 hours. East bedroom colonial, 125’x300’ □ MISC. SERVICES NICE SELECTION AVAILABLE! a.m .; Saturday 11 p.m.-Sunday venient west side location. New Garrison Colonial covers, protective body side mouldings, etc. 2 wooded lot, 2 1/2 baths, first salaryilary plus many benefits.be Now Hartford and Manchester FUND RAISING - Party Car & Driver Magazine 7 a.m. Apply Bess Eaton interviewing. Call U.S. Army, floor family room. Prime loca­ roof, shag carpeting, drapes, Four bedrooms, first-floor areas. stove. Lovely lot. An im­ planners. Fast selling special DRIVE ONE Donuts. 150 Center Street. 643-9462. tion,. Mitl 60s. Warren E. family room, spacious front 12 Words • 3 Days ■ 1 Dollar value box 40 Christmas Cards. voted Capri The Best Call 649-5334 maculate property. Mr. Services Offered 31 Personeli 2 Howland Realtors, 643-1108. to-back living room with Classification 41, Miscellaneous For Sale Only Manchester Rubber Stamps, 8 Super Coupe of 1974. Matthew, Belfiore Agency, 647- * 3 3 1 0 TODAY! r pa fireplace, huge deck, 2-car SHARPENING Service - Bissell Street, Manchester. 649- TOOLMAKER ATTRACTIVE Colonial - Three 1413. REDUCE safe and fast with positions are availableable on our garage. Immediate occupan­ Saws, knives, axes, shears, Ads must be mailed only No phone orders 4489. Requires several years’ COMPUTER OPS Trainee - No bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, 73 AMC $2595 74 PINTO $2795 73 OLDS. $3195 GoBese Tablets and E-Vap second and third shifts. We are cy. Trees, cul-de-sac. Mid skates, rotary blades, (^ick Payment must accompany ad Hornet 2-Ooor Coupe, dark experience in layout and con­ experience required. ’Training, carpeting, nice lot, plus many ANDOVER - Charming three 70 VOLKS $1995 Runabout hatchback coupe, Cutlass 2-door hardtop, blue, “water pills”. Liggett Parkade looking for nurses who care 50’s. service. Capitol Equipment SNOW TIRES - Goodyear "211" Station Wagon Bus. green with matching vinyl In­ light blue, dark blue vinyl In­ matching Interior, black vinyl good salary, many benefits. extras. Upper 30’s. Financing bedroom Ranch on a private One item only. Include price and phone Pharmacy. about their patients to join our struction of stamping dies. Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. Suburbanites, polyglas, E-78-14, red, black Interior, radio, terior, econom y 6-cyl., 3- terior, econom ical 4 cyl., top, 8 cyl.. automatic, power Now interviewing. Call U.S. acre offers a modem country Must be capable of setting up available. R. Zimmer, J. D. WARREN L HOWUND Hours daily 7:30-5, ’Thursday No refunds for early cancellation For non-commercial users only mounted on rims, like new, exceptionally clean. speed transmission, factory automallc. radio, 10.000 steering, power brakes, radio, staff at Meadows Convalescent Army 643-9462. kitchen, brick fireplace, new Home, 333 Bidwell Street, 647- dies and making alterations as Real Estate Associates, 646- Bealtora______843-1108 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4. 643- Ad may be edited to conform to rules used one season. 649-9827. Air Conditioning, power miles. whitewalls. Announcements 3 1980, 647-1139. 100 amp electric service, new steering, radio, only 18.000 9191 or stop by between 9^3 p.m. 7958. 72 FORD $2995 necessary. If qualified and in CLERICAL, STENO, Legal water pump, aluminum siding, Ad will appear In the next three Issues of the Herald after It Is received. miles. _ W H EELS-G M , 13” , 14”. Ford, Gran Torino Squire Wagon, 9 73 MERIHIRY $3295 73 VOLKS $2295 terested apply in person at Clerk Trainee - No experience small bam, closets galore and No delay In publication will be permitted. passenger, light blue with FUND RAISING - Party MANCHESTER - Reduced for SEVEN room Cape, carpeted, REWEAVING burns, holes. 14” , 15”. With or without new Montego MX 4-door sedan, Super Beetle 2-door, light required. Paid training, good much more. For those in­ dark blue Interior, V-8, auto 73 DODGE $2695 bronze, matching vinyl In­ blue, blue Interior, 4 cyl., 4 Planners. Fast selling, special PURCHASING AGENT - Good, ROGERS CORP. quick sale, 5 1/2 room Cape, 1 remodeled, two full baths, rec Zippers, umbrellas repaired. snow caps. 643-2880. salary, plus many benefits. terested in fine country living. trans.. PS. PB, lac. air., Dart Swinger 2-Dr. Hardtop, terior, V-8, automatic. PS, PB. speed. A M radio. value box 40 Christmas Cards. full-time postion, experienced ROUTE 32 1/2 bath s, g a ra g e, eat-in room, oversized 2-car garage, Window shadds, Venetian roofrack. light blue, dark blue vinyl top. lac. air cond.. radio, Now interviewing. Call U.S. Ar­ For sale by owner. No agents, Manchester Rubber Stamps, 8 in sheet metal, stamping and SOUTH WINDHAM, CONN. kitchen, Parkade area. LaPen­ patio, Buckley School area. 647- blinds. Keys. TV for rent. , SEASONED FIREPLACE matching Interior, V-8, whitewalls. my, 643-9462. $29,500. 742-9895. automallc, power steering. 73 FORD $3995 Bissell Street, Manchester, 649- packaging. Salary; 12-13K. (Niar Wllllmontic) ta Agency, Realtor, 646-2440. 9870. Owner. Marlows, 867 Main St. 649-5221. w6od by the truck load 74 MARK IV $9295 Jobseekers, 568-1070. LTD Country Squire 10 4489. An iq u tl opportunity omploytr delivered, 742-7833 or 455-9657. Lincoln Continental, gold 73 MERCURY $3695 passenger wagon, light blue, PHONE FROM home to ser­ TOLLAND - A warm home CAPE, six rooms, completely ELLINGTON - Three-bedroom luxury group, lull Mark IV 72 MER(KIRY $1995 Montego M X Brougham 2-Dr. dark blue Interior, automatic, TYPING - Done in my home. Montego 2-Door Hardtop, CARPENTER wanted - Call vice our customers for super trimmed in sunshine. Six-room redecorated throughout, on ap­ Cape, 50’ porch, new roof, 649-4258 after 5. equipment Including Hardtop gold with matching power steering, power earnings. Choose own hours. p ro x im ately 1 1/2 a c re s, Dogs-BIrds-Peta temperature control factory light blue, dark blue vinyl In­ Interior, while vinyl root. V-6. brakes, lactory air con­ n FINANCIAL 646-8390. Country Cape, acre lot. Low minute from lake. Mid 20’s. 872- 43 terior, economical 6-cyl., CUSTODIANS - Manchester, Call 647-1810. kitchen, dining room, living air conditioning, etc. Only 5,- automatic, power steering, ditioning, 400-2V engine, 30’s. 872-6323. 9 ^ evenings. WINDOW WASHING and 000 miles. Showroom condi­ automatic, radio, whitewalls, power brakes, lactory air con­ radio, roof rack, power East Hartford, Part-time room on first floor, three DOG-CAT boarding reser­ tion. FOR DRIVING and delivering - general house cleaning. Ten low. low price. ditioning, 18.000 miles. tailgate window. Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 8 evenings, experienced. Call 643- EXCLUSIVE - By owner, no bedrooms, bath, up. T w o car vations. Combined inside/out- Full-time position. Salary, base fiSta"'"- -j years’ experience. Call 647- 5691, 2-6 p.m. brokers. Beautiful Colonial, garage, $31,000. Philbrick Agen­ side runs, partitioned privacy, i f MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM ★ pay. Some experience 9030. Free estimates. MORTGAGES, loans first, se­ CAFETERIA WORKERS corner home, living room, for­ cy, Realtors, 646-4200. germicidal lighting. Canine preferred. Permanent work. I Surround this immaculate 81 Reasonable rates. NAME cond, third. All kinds. Realty HAIRDRESSER - Experienced Immediate openings for mal dining, den, four bedrooms, Holiday Inne, 2()0 Sheldon Road, statewide, credit rating un­ Jobseekers, 568-1070. preferred, Full or part-time. TWO FAMILY - duplex, 5-5, {room aluminum sidedi cashiers, salad and counter two baths, modern kitchen, full CLEANING - Homes and ADDRESS Manchester, 646-5971. necessary. Reasonable. Con­ LuJon Salon of Beauty, 61 East three years old, 1 1/2 baths, jColonial in primel girls, dish room attendants, basement, fireplace, hot water businesses, floor and carpet CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING LUnUBlifiran fidential, quick arrangements. Center, 643-1939. aluminum siding, good invest­ j neighborhood. Four large I CITY ABLE Bodied men for part general utility workers. Full heat, '2-car garage. Many cleaning. Suburban Building NINE lovable puppies, $5. each. Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. ment at $53,900. Philbrick I bedrooms, first floor family | STATE MORIARTY BROTHERS time work in grain mill, some or part-time. Apply in person extras. Beautifully landscaped. Maintenance Service for free Mother Labra^r retriever. 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart­ I room, walk-out basement, 2-j P.O. Box 591 DAILY RENTM.: lifting required, hours flexible. PBX TELEPHONE Operator Sacrifice, $65,000. Manchester Agency Realtors, 646-4200. estimates. 649-9229. ZIP Ames, 828 Hartford Road, 643- ford. Evenings, 233-6879. and Receptionist - Full-time. SZABO FOOD SERVICE Call ^-4523. area. For appointment, call 646- tear garage. Exceptional! Manchester, Conn. 06040 4520. .SYSTEM. I lanriorvanino A Ia u o I v h n m n | PHONE Apply in person, Gaer Brothers, PraN i Whlbisy Employmanl 1634. M A N C H E ST ER - B ow ers I landscaping. A lovely home CHIMNEY SWEEPS - Make MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd 140 Rye Street, South Windsor. Offica School area, six room Cape, I $51,900. I sure your fireplace and FREE KITTENS - Call 646- 315 CINTER 5T.. MANCHESTER, CONN.- Phone 643-5135 mortgages — interim financing MAID WORK - Part-time, 25-30 Willow Street 5 1/2 ROOM CAPE plus one un­ completely remodeled, chimney are clean for this ___ 12 Words • 3 Days • M Dollar. 0686. — expeditious and confidential hours weekly. Reliable. Own EXPERIENCED Painters excellent condition, four East Hartford finished. Gardner Street. In the I WARREN E. HOWLAND) year’s tough heating season ..... ill;..or. Sale Only service, J.D. Real Estate transportation. Jobseekers, 568- wanted, year around work. Call 30s. By appointment only. bedrooms, $29,900. Call owner, I Realtors 643-1 lOBj ahead. Reasonable rates. Call SIAMESE kittens, $10. Call 643- Assoc. 646-1980. 1070. 649-9658. J. P. Lewis i t Son. Owner, 649-5’?46. 643-2053. 872-0930, 872-0635. 9264. PAGE TWENTY-SIX — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Oct. 21, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Oct. 21, 1974— PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN Campers-Trallers Autos For Sale 81 Autos For Sale 81 Trucks for Sale 62 Mobile Homes OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE 1973 BUICK LaSabre- 4Hioor, 1967 MUSTANG, two^ioor hard­ LIVING CAN be easy. 12’ wide, BUGS BUNNY Y a TH a V ^ , 7 ^ 1966 INTERNATIONAL, 20’ vinyl hardtop, power, air, low top, automatic transmission, van, roll up doors. No longer 3-bedroom, 1 1/2 baths, very ( BAI b a n p a g in g o v e r 1 k n o w YOU'RE GONNA BE There'S a m e a t s a l e HEH-HEH! mileage, showroom condition. power steering, green, extra needed. $1500. Kage, 91 Km clean. Ready to live in. Just |3,- A 0AMPAGE ? f : A FATHER V YAKKIN’ AT ME TO CHANGE THAT I CAKT AFFORD I d M3UR I AI^P 646-0131. low mileage and top condition. Street. 995.14’ wide on display. Trades HIVA, SYLVESTER.' AS ONE B U S IN E S S E XEC U TIVE TO WHEW IT GETS DIRTY--AN' M \S 5! BUT IVE S ffT A NEW SENSE OF Call 643-4401 after 6 p.m. MEET MY BOSS, MR SINCE IT MIGHT SMART HOPE 6HES PDlH'-e^OA^FTHlM' welcome. Parts, supplies and ANOTHER, DO YOU FIND THE BOARDER COMINS FOR THE HUMOR IS HE'S. SLICIN' SCHNOOSUE, PRESIDENT WHEW 1 PEEL IT OFF I 1957 CHEVY, 5.38 Pontiac 1970 FORD Super Van-radio, accessories. Plaza Homes EXCESSIVE INTEREST KATES AIN 'T ABOUT TO GO SPARE ROOM--ANP WE PELIGHTFUL! A T 0 6 > F T H F F ' OF "SCMNOOeLE PAPER THE Rossi transmission, 2 engines 1970 FORD Country Squire - new tires, 6 cylinder, standard. "Quality homes sensibly A DETERRENT IN YtXJR THROUGH THAT MORE CAN'T AFFORD TO ML55 CLIPS, IN C .'/ REST LIGHT MEAT will run under record. $1100. Ten-passenger wagon. Air- Call 623-6642 anytime. priced.” 1348 Wilbur Cross M O NETARY THAW ONCE/ HIM, EITHER! ASSURED EATER' WITH A conditioning, AM-FM stereo. PLEASED K E O U tR E - I'LL GIVE I Call 646-0785. Highway, Berlin Turnpike, TO LASER MAKE YOUR M E N T S 1? T Q O t i t , HIM A Call 646-3290. 1964 CHEVROLET pickup Berlin, Connecticut, 828-0369. .OXJAINTANCE/ BEAM INTERNATIONAL SCOUT truck - New tires, good brakes. *S c A R $ IPERSONAL ALREADY 1970, SR-2, 4-wheel drive. Call 1967 CHEVROLET - Four-door, Very good running condition. TOUR! 649-4659 or 289-6095. Ask for automatic transmission, V-8, $550. (^11 646-4745, Mr. Hwang. THEIR LOSS can be your gain. HIM Rob. $1,800. Savings Bank of Manchester Repossession, bank says sell. a w a y / '0 ‘ 2 i repossession. $150. 646-1700. 1961 CHEVY carryall. New Just 8 months old, beautiful ® 1974 by NEA, Inc 1973 PONTIAC Gran Prix, fully motor, new frontend, new mobile home, save over $2,000. equipped, V e^ low mileage, exhaust. Call 649-6208 between 8 Can be seen by appointment. a.m.-9 p.m. Call 828-0360, Broker. I0-2-I excellent condition. Call after 5, 1174 by Warner 8roi MC. 1 P 643-6756. I WANTED T M Weg U 5. Pal OW Apartments For Rent S3 Apartments For Rent 53 Autos For Sale e i Autos For Sale 61 Clean, Late Modal 1964 FORD-pick-up, 3/4-ton, IViiuivc/i riiviY 1965 CHEVROLET Impala, 4- utility body, 4-speed transmis­ TRUCK CAMPER 10 1/2’, eas THREE ROOM apartm ent, AVAILABLE November 1st - NEED CAR? Credit bad? 1965 FORD Falcon, automatic, door, automatic transmission, I USED GARS sion, V-8, excellent condition. refrigerator, stove, oven, toilet, MR. MAGNATT... IF I'/Vt NOT stove, heat, one car parking, no Unusual 5 rooms and parking. Bankrimt? Repossessed? 6 cylinder, good tires, runs, power steering, good transpor- Top Prices Paid New tires. Motor vehicle in­ jacks, good condition, $9M. 649- F" YOU'RE BEING KIND TO THAT pets, adults only. Call 643-^1. Call after 6 P.M., 647-1043. Honest Douglas accepts lowest k io n , $150. 649-3356. spected last week. AskingJ$650. 3409. I'M GOING TO THE HOSPITAL. ELAINE WITH THE IDEA DEVIOUS, $195. 646-5782 after 5. For All Makes I WANT TO BE WITH i ^ P D 7 down, smallest payments. 643-9708 or 647-1908. OF GETTING INFORMATION) /VMSS SOME I MANCHESTER - Six-roOm MANCHESTER - Five-room Douglas Motors, 345 Main. 1 CARTER CHEVROLET m FROM ME,' IT WON'T STARLIN' WATER \ duplex, modem kitchen with duplex, three bedrooms, coun­ 1961 CHEVY carryall. New THE ' W OF HffilFOIID,. CO., IHC. 1 motor, new front end, new Art you M amidiair shopiwr? SOUP^ basement, on bus line. Security try kitchen, appliances. No TOYOTA - See us for reliable 1229 Main Street ^ required. $210. Eastern, 646- pets. Security deMsit required. used Toyotas with our 60-day exhaust. Call 649-6208 between 8 Check out the birp im so the ‘ / , THE WORRY WART Phone 848-6464 C 1974 tv NEA inc T M Beg lO -ll 8250. Moo. Available December 1st. 100% warranty. We also buy Home of 4 Wheel Drive Vehicles.. a.m.-9 p.m. Herald QaasHied Pages ' I p M 649-8220. used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• FOUR-ROOM Apartment - Se­ 345 Center Street, Manchester, CAPTAIN EASY BY CRO OK S & LAWRENCE cond floor, heat, appliances, AVAILABLE November 1 - 646-4321. 2 4 « -7 6 7 e Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 parking, no pets, lease, securi­ Four-room apartment, second Richard invites you ^ VERY WELL. MY P E AK :.,, I'LL HAVE THE # 5 0 ,0 0 0 V le x c e l l e n t : OKAY.OKAY... > ty. $190 monthly. 649-3340. floor, centrally located. Securi­ EXPERT bicycle repairs, all w COMPLETE 'junk cars SALES«PARTS*SERVICE makes, models and speeds. THERE'S THE SIGNED CONTRACT ADVANCE PAYMENT GENT / MEANWHILE,h THE GUY MAY ty. 646-1189. removed free in Manchester, FOR YOUR TV SHOW ON "THE HERE FROM LONDON THIG B ' A C K T O M Y BE RIGHT ON Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, HAGLER REAL ESTATE THREE-ROOM Apartment South Windsor, Vernon and to come and see YULETHORP VAMPIRE"! ' AFTERNOON, LORD YULE! c o f f i n F O K WHERE THE Manchester Bicycle Shop, 649- A G H O R T MONEY'# con­ with heat, hot water, cooking MANCHESTER - 4 1/2 rooms, Tolland. Call Bill’s Auto Parts, Corner of Sheldon & .Taylor Streets MOBILE HOME - good 2 2 n a p 2098. : c e r n e d : BUT gas, stove, refrigerator, wall- carpeting, appliances, heat in­ Route 74, Tolland, Conn., 649- HARTFORD these economical condition, 10x50. Asking $1,- I'M TEUIN'/A, to-wall carnet. $170. (Near cluded. Parking, bus line, very 4578, 875-6231. 500. EAGY-HEGA hospital) Security deposit, convenient. No pets, security. used cars... OFF SEASON Buy -1973 Honda HOMICIDAL CL350. Low mileage. $550. LOT — 80x150, Sherwood PRISCILLA’S PO P BY AL VERMEER adults only, no pets. Available $225. 646-8843. AUTO INSURANCE - Compare NUT! November 1. 643-9678. Telephone 646-1071 after 5 p.m. Forest, Mass. Good location. N O I N E V e i? PRISCILLA, I’M WILL YOU READ REAL ^ our low rates. Young drivers W O N D eF? BRAND NEW 2-family home, welcome. For quotation call Asking $1,350. READ TO MEf? SOINS TO PEAD SOFT SO 1 CAN HEAR ECONOMIZE IN STYLE 1970 TRIUMPH Bonneville, ,S H E A N Y M O R E YOU A STORY.' MY COWBOY MOVIE'? j THREE ROOM apartment, fur­ two 4-room apartments in­ Rod Dolin, 6466()Ml. 643-6624 A L W A V S nished or unfurnished, quiet, cluding wall-to-wall carpeting, chopped, runs good. Must be seen.Best offer. 649-2971. W A T C H E S convenient location. Working washer, dryer, dishwasher, dis­ WE PAY $10 for complete junk TV adults only. No pets. 643-2880. posal, oven and range. Parkini cars. Call Joey, Tolland Auto for 4 cars. Security and Body, 528-1990. HONDA 1972 CBIOO, excellent condition, low mileage, $250. I % NEW DUPLEX - Five rooms, references. $ ^ monthlj 647-1010 after 6 p.m. Automotive Service 66 ry 6r. .5 Py Q- three bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, nant pays utilities. Jesdor Real­ 1968 VOLKSWAGEN appliances, carpeting, 2-car ty, 633-1411. Squareback wagon - Can be IDEAL FOR Christmas - New PREPARE your car for winter STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF parking, maximum three seen at Hagedom’s Getty Sta­ 1972 MARK IV girl’s 24” bicycle, banana seat. months, complete auto wash children. No pets, no utilities. tion, 230 West Middle Tpke. No 2-Door. Leather Interior, all power EAST HARTFORD High-rise handlebars. $40. 649- and wax, interior and exterior P------00 miles. Yellow paint. Ranch, available to May 1st. Serial ||I242671P101700, Automotive Service 66 Automotive Service 66 appliances, carpeting, security, Wednesday, October 30th, THE FLINTSTONES BY HANA-BARBERA no pets. November 1. $150. 646- Pets and kids O.K. $240 per $2695 5566. month. Call Kathy at 549-2500 1974 at 10:00 A.M. 1967 CAMARO ext. 283 before 4 p.m. and 1-225- Light green with bbtack convertible DELUXE one-bedroom apart­ »4107 after ______5. MORIARTY BROS., INC. top. bucket seats, automatic ...SO J HAD TO ^ ment, complete appliances, 315 CENTER STREET transmission, V-8 engine, power t a k e a t a x i I STOtZK MANCHESTER - Three steering, radio, low miles, body side carpeting, air-conditioned, MANCHESTER, CT. MVESOZ TO THE HOSPITAL KNOCKED'OFF swimming pool, $175 plus bedrooms, large living room, mouldings. Gorgeous car. T O S E T HER. utilities. Robert D. Murclock, large kitchen, full tile bath and K ______DtuveRtes * shower, newly decorated, new SAVE $$$$ Realtor, 643-2692. ?/ wall-to-wall carpeting 1963 LINCOLN Continental, all DELUXE two-bedroom throughout, stove and power, new brake job, new 1972 VOLKSWAGEN townhouse apartment, kitchen refrigerator. Security deposit. front end parts, new battery, 411 Station Wagon, green paint, with complete appliances, Call 649-5125. new tires, blown engine. Best automatic transmission, radio, bucket seats, low miles. A good noun carpeting, air-conditioners, full offer. Call between 9-9, 643- basement, private patio, $220 ANDOVER - Four-room Ranch, 5098. buy.______5 0 % ENGINE TUNE-UP plus utilities. Robert D. Mur­ unfurnished, references 2-Door Sedan with 140-2 engine, standard 1968 MUSTANG dock, Realtor, 643-2692. required. $225 monthly. Quiet 1959 CORVETTE - original, transmission, deiuxe bumpers, bumper guards, un­ Small V-6 engine. 3-speed D^w r PARTS SPECIAL rural neighborhood, yard. Call rebuilt 283, convertible, snow dercoat and Carter Care. Stk. No. 3160. You'ii never transmission, bucket seats, radio liKkides Autgliti spork plugs, MoterueH point $8t, Molorcreft 742-7747. and more. A very clean car. FOUR ROOM duplex, 2 tires, good condition. 649-3946 buy at this iow price again. (ondBniir, MotorcriH fCV volvt and Melorcioft fusl lih ir. bedrooms, adults only, no pets, after 3 p.m. $1995. *995 Sii8i ond fours, slightly loss, !(onolints slightly highor. carpeting. Call 643-2507 after 5 Business for Rent 55 i^M o nufa cfurtr's Suggested lis t Price y* p.m. 1957 CHEVROLET - For street by NEA. liK.. T.M. Rig. UA. PU M. 1971 COMET I Engine Tune-up forts Spetiel $ll$l f 122 EAST CENTER Street - or strip. Completely rebuilt. J Lobor $1LM V FOUR ROOMS, newly Black metallic, tilt nose, BM Gas saving 6-cyllnder engine, MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY Single office for rent. $90 $tLE PHCE >267S automatic transmission, power ^ Your Total Spedel frice With Coupon $ 2U I ^ W IN AT BRIDGE redecorated, new stove, monthly includes everything - turbo, 4.88 rear, Crager SS steering, radio, metallic sllver/gold VALIDATION AREA refrigerator, all carpeting, parking. 646-1180. mags. $5,000 invested, 90% paint. Good condition. $185. Married couple, no pets. completed. Must be seen. $2,- "A good place to buy a Vega!" Dait Cutlomur Signolurt 646-8597. 000. 644-9809 after 6. »1695 OFFICES - One 800 square feet The bidding has been: 21 in Manchester State Bank Rtpaif O fdtr Number Authoriied Dealerthip Signolvre GoocY greed wins out over bad EAST HARTFORD,,- Four Building. Another completely 1972 PLYMOUTH gold Duster, This price lubiect lo opplicoble slo(e and local laxet. West North East South rooms, heated, appliances furnish^, 400 square feet, at 3-speed, 6-cylinder, radio, $1,- CARTER BOLAND — — — OFFER EXPIRES NOV. 30,1974 — ^ 1? Pass ? provided, security. $180 800 or best offer. Call between 244 Main Street. T. J. Crockett, You, South, hold: monthly. 649-9366. Realtor, 643-1577. 2-6 p.m., 649-9273. CHEVROLET MOTORS OIL FILTER NORTH 21 4A K 8 4 ¥K 2 4QS 4 4A QS 4 50% o Oswald: “Greed is a terri­ but South will be home with What do you bid? MANCHESTER - East Center NEED A CAR? Short on cash? nSGOUNT* SPECIAL A J 2 ble thing at the bridge table. game and rubber.” Call Ed Weaver, finance 1229 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER ¥ A874 A—Two clubs! You could also Street. Modern air-conditioned 646-6320 At least, the wrong kind of bid three clubs; one or two Open Evenings 'till 9 - Thursday 'til 6 Includes Motorirolt Oil Filter with putrhose of oil (honge ond office space, from 100 to 2,000 expert, at 643-1181. ♦ A 103 greed is.” Jim: "This particular 369 Center Street 5 quarts of oil. four quort copority (ors slightly less. 4 A743 spades or three notrump — al­ PRESIDENTIAL square feet, $4.50 per foot. trump safety play would have though we consider that last bid Hayes Corporation, 646-0131. 1971 TOYOTA Corolla, 4-speed, WEST EAST Manufadorer't Suggested list Price $4.?0* ^ A Jim: “South takes the first cost South a trick against a a bad one. air-conditioning, FM stereo 8- 4Q943 486 VILLAGE APTS. \ Oil Fihir Special ggjS ( 3-3 trum p break and two OFFICE SPACE - Two rooms, track tape system, good tires, Y k QJ9 fl0653 trick with dummy’s ace of TODAY'S QUESTION MANCHESTER ) Labor ond 5 Quarts of Oil g|^|| V WINTHROP hearts and leads the jack of tricks if East had held the fireplace. $80 per month. 44,000 miles, $1,200. (fall after 6, ^ Your Total Speiiol frtre With Coupon ♦ J7 eQ64 queen of trumps. But in rub­ You do bid two clubs and your 649-2536. trumps. East plays the six Warren E. Howland, Realtors, VALIDATION AREA 4 J 9 2 AQ10 86 ber bridge you play for your partner rebids two notrump. One and two bedrooius. 643-1108. SOUTH (D) spot. If South has the wrong What do you do now? We still have some 1974’$ form of greed, he will let the contract and only go after Near schools, churches 1969 BUICK, 4-door hardtop, Dale Cvllomer Signature ♦ AK1075 brown and tan, should be seen, jack ride for a finesse. If it overtricks when the contract Answer Tomorrow and shopping center, on 3,200 square feet floor space, HURRY! ? 2 is safely home.” $900. Call 649-2340 after 6 p.m. left; including Matador Coupes! ♦ K9852 works South will expect to bus line. Call anytime. suitable industrial office space. Repair Order Number Authoriied Deolerthip Signature Three phase wiring, loading Thit price lubied to opplicoble itote and local loxei. ♦ K5 make two overtricks, out it is 646-2623 dock, parking, 649-5043. 1966 THUNDERBIRD, fully — OFFER EXPIRES NOV. 30.1974 — going to fail. West will lead a equipped, good condition, in­ North-South vulnerable second heart. South wilUiave cludes studded snow tires, lost his timing and his con­ FIRST FLOOR - Front office DISC BRAKE West North East South Answer to Previous Puzzle with wall-to-wall carpeting and reasonable. 643-6977 after 7 tract." MANCHESTER - Main Street, 50% private bath. Available p.m. DISCOUNT' PARTS SPECIAL Pass 24 Greeks of Note 7 M B O O e . A [ 3 two and three rooms heated, Pass 2? n c O N s 1 & c i a a November 1st. Heat, air- P A r hot water, stove, refrigerator, 1973 TRIUMPH TR-6, mint con­ leplocemenl of ford front disc shoes ond lining assemblies Oswald: “The right kind of rs E. & s Q Q Ea conditioning and parking in­ including hordwore. forts price applies to most full siie Ford, Pass 2 N.T. Pass 3 4 S ■ E E L. c I7H3G] adults, security. 523-7047. greed will tell South to play ACROSS 5 Canadian 1 cluded. Contact John H. dition, 6-cylinder, Michelin Mercury ond luxury cors ond moy very by model ond cor tine. Pass 44 Pass Pass & T C fAlLT safe. He will rise with the 1 Greek province (ab.) A T m A w A 2 1 Lappen, Inc. 649-5261. radials, radio, 20 mpg, many 6 Biblical king E FOUR-ROOM restored Colonial Monufacfurer'$ Suggested list Price ^ Opening lead-K f king of trumps, cash the ace [a L. e: A 0 extras. One owner, $3600. Call 6 Greek epic poet 7 Mouthlike IS T A O si E cl - Built-in electric range, after 5, 649-8371. Disc Broke forts Special . ) l i | J ( and go after diamonds. Even­ tually the defense will collect 11 —— of'Troy openings iT A p a T R l i A cabinets, heat, hot water, OFFICE SPACE ) 12 Mocked (anal) 1 e N 1 O s t j 1 labor $11M \ parking, central. Quiet, middle- 1967 VOLKSWAGEN - two trumps and a diamond 14 Inactive 8 Bard s T S s T A £ 1 3 T j FOR RENT Your Tolol Special frice With Coupon $27.17 By Oswald & James Jacoby T O N 1 T E A P W A o aged couple. References. 643- Excellent running condition. BY FRANK O’NEAL 15 Important 9 Bluepencil O 250 square feet, center of OPEN TONIGHTl VALIDATION AREA 10 Network (anal) E u A T r a L A c A 2171 before 6. 643-8470 after 6. I New tires and battery. $ ^ mineral T A P E R s 2 T r 3 Manchester, air-conditioning ID 0XTHER USTEN TO HER 16 Young woman 12 Appropriate firm. Call between 5 and 7 p.m. TILL 8:00 P M I Dote Customer Signoture THREE-BEDROOM duplex - and parking. Call: 643-9551. SNEEZE THAN NAG. 17 Zodiac sign 13 Moisture 30 Victim 49 No matter 644-8862. STAR eA*ElC*»vt 18 Goulash 17 Easy gait 31 Mitigate which Appliances, 2 children Repoir P rder Number Authoriied Oeolership Signature By CLAY R. POLLAN- 19 Within (comb, 20 Greek poetess 33 Aristotle's 51 Away from ***••••••••••••••••••••••••• LIIXA accepted. No singles or pets. 1970 CHEVROLET Impala, 4- This price subject to opplicoble stole ond locol loxei. JM Your Daily Activity Guidi form) 22 Aquatic teacher shore Utilities not incluaed. Wanted to Rent 57 door hardtop, sm all V-8, JUST COMPARE THIS DEAL! — — OFFER EXPIRES NOV. 30,1974 ■ ■ According lo Iht Stan. ’’ 21 Speck animals 37 Remunerated 52 Decomposes References. $210 monthly. 649- automatic, air-conditioning, 23 Air (comb, 23 Imitator 42 Stains 53 Fencing sword SHOCK ABSORBER To develop message for Tuesday, 24 Gaelic 44 At that place 55 Daughter of 4688. GENTLEMAN looking for power steering, power brakes, read words corresponding to numbers lM 7 - 2 5 4 3 i form) Sample Buy: BRAND NEW 1974 MATADOR BROUGHAM 5176-8t-8al 26 Capable 25 Roman court 45 Sigmoid curve Cadmus large light housekeeping room, vinyl roof, very clean, $1495. 50% SPECIAL-FOUR SHOCKS of your Zodiac birth sign. MANCHESTER - two-bedroom nSGOUNT' ^ TAUItUS 28 Poetic figure 27.Brilish vehicle 46 Pace (myth.) stove, refrigerator, bath, 649-2495. 304 cu. In. V-8 engine, automatic transmission, power steering, Original List $4317.70 HM.Z0 I News 31 Agoinst 61 Things 32 Do well 29 Wreath (her.) 47 Cavern 56 Deed duplex, walk-out basement with parking, private entrance, power front disc brakes. Individual reclining seals, F78x14 while Includes four Molorcioft Shock Absorbers. Speciol on two shock 2Good 32 Benefit 62 In 34 The Earth I W MAT JO 3 Your 33 Ploy i 7 8 r TT finished rec room, appliances ground floor. Call 649-3933. wall tires, tinted windshield, radio with rear speaker, body side Discount , 622.70 obsothers olso ovotloble ot o lower lotol speciol price. 63 Moy 35 Impede (law) T” 2 3 r " r 1972 VOLKSWAGEN Sun Roof - | g \ 8-19-22-28I 4 Todoy 34 Gesture 64 In included. Call 649-2003 after 6. 36 Greek painter Air-conditioning, AM-FM, mouldings while vinyl roof, visibility group, courtesy U g h t A l i n B B I A F CBAAB a a Adonufocturer's Suggested List Price $63.10* y , L/67-77-86.90 5 Favors 35 Comforting 65 To It 12 13 FOUR-ROOM apartment with excellent condition, excellent q’roup, gold and Ian color. Stock No. 2230. UUK ■ RlUC *3o95^*^ 6 Dispose 36 Evening 66 Need 38 Get to A Shock Absorber Special— 4 Shocks $3 l , | 6 f 7 Pocketbook 37 From 67 FinoTKiol SAGITTARIUS 39 Disfigure i9 garage in Manchester, fur­ tires plus wheels and studded BY ROY CRANE 14 nished or unfurnished. Middle- J labor $11M V 8 EKplore 38 You 68 Hove NOV. 40 View WORK snow tires. $2,100. 649-7532. ^ Your Total Speciol frice With Coupon $41.M ^ 9 Today's 39 Of 69 Arguments 41 Defraud 16 1) 18 10 For 40 Entertaining 70 Surprise Dec aged couple. Call 568-6844. BACKED BY THE AMC BUYER PROTECTION PLAN^'^I VALIDATION AREA 43 Follower IN HARTFORD? *••••••••••••••••••••#•#«»#* |^12-27-29-52 11 If 41 Affection 71 Happens 6-18-21-38 19 20 21 1967 MUSTANG convertible, 3- 12 L«arn 42 No 72 Be (suffix) speed, standard transmission, U2-5066 45 Plant disease Why not live in Hartford? Dole Customer Signature 13 Sports 43 M oy 73 Style 2T 27 28 29 it □ AUTOMOTIVE 14 Trend CAfltlCOXN 48 Young man 2^ 24 25 One-bedroom apts. now snow tires, asking $650. 646- 44 Trips 74 You 5432. 15 Short 45 Plons 75 Special Die. 22 fK 50 Timid rodent ST 34 available — $150 per mo. ******•••••••••••••••••••••• Repoir Order Number Authoriied Oeoterihip Signoture l6 A s 46 Moy 76 Peocemoker 54 Post assigned 17 Asked JAN. If — in quiet, immoculote, Autos For Sale This price subject lo opplicoble stole and locol loxei. 47 W hot 77 Relief 56 Greek fabulist 36 H 36 37 1973 PONTIAC Catalina Safari, 2-10-15-2C 1 8 0 f 40 Received 78 Chonged 3- 7-26-32IQ 57 Even number — — OFFER EXPIRES NOV. 30,1974 — — .^44.6063^ 19 Self-help 49 Study 79 Money 37-47-71 beoutifully maintained wagon, air power windows, 13,- I De Cormier I 58 Greek island 98 40 1968 PONTIAC Tempest - One- 20 Business 50 Longer 80 Frieruls AQUARIUS building on Huntington St. 000 miles, mint condition, wood 2) Possessions 51 The 81 Hesitate 59 Mexican owner car, 4-door, power JAN. 20 41 42 43 44 Walking distance to down­ steering, radio Asking $750. Call trim. $3995. Call after 6, 646- iwrsiiN — riSissS” 22 Before 52 Yourself 82 And “dollars" 8366. S^AUG. 12 23 Is 53 Today 83 Deloyed I I I . I I 60 Harass 52 53 town Htfd. & city porks. 643-9895. MORIARTY TOOTHERS/ 24 A 54 Do 84 Visits 46 4^ 47 49 50 51 Ideal locale for employees 25 To 55 Especiolly 85 Concerned l-48-5#63^ 2d Should 56 Where 86 Or 68-75-79-89V& DOWN 54 56 56 of mony of Htfd's. ins. 1936 DODGE COUPE, 283 1971 CHEVROLET Kingswood 1 Man's estate wagon, radial tires, air- Motor Sales, Inc. 27 To 57 Reoding 87 Competition riscis Corvette engine, Chevy, run­ 28 Seeking 56 Today 68 Considerably nickname 58 CD's, Call 527-2912 for 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER,CONN.*Phone 643-5135 I I I . If 67 ning gear, body in excellent conditioning, good running con­ 29 Hondle 59 Hove 89 Significonce 2 Soviet river more info. SIN. j j 30 If 60 And 90A id MAX. 20' V .'i; 60 condition. Best offer over $1100. dition. Best offer. 1-455-9854 1285 Broad St., Manchester 643-416Sl 3 Pub orders 59 2t Call 646-0794. anytime. ^36-45 46-59 j(^GooJ (^Adverse Neutral 30-40-53-54 4 Succinct ^65-72-78 61-64-73 INEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Oct. 21. 1974 iHanrifFHtFr Su^ninn llFralJi

MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1974 - VOL. XCIV, No. 19 Manchester—A City of Village Charm EIGHTEEN PAGES PRICE! FIFTEEN CENTS Mexican Oil Policy Stated

TUBAC, Ariz. (UPI) — Mexican Presi­ been staking out positions subject to quiet wants to buy at the world price,” On Cuba, Ford said he told Echeverria, dent Luis Echeverria told President Ford negotiation later. Echeverria said. “We had not seen any change in the at­ Monday the United States will get no The new finds have permitted Mexico — titude of Mr. Castro and the people in his special benefit from the big, new oil Will Sell for Cash for decades barely self-sufficient in oil — government. Inasmuch as there has been strikes in his country, and Ford told Echeverria told Ford that Mexico’s to begin exporting petroleum. no change, it is not expected that our at­ Echeverria the U.S. attitude toward Cuba newly discovered oil reserves will not be Important to Mexico titude would change toward Cuba.” remains unchanged. used to force down the international price “This is very important for Mexico Both Presidents had to take domestic of oil, but will be sold to all comers — for when we consider the prices prevailing in Mexico is a leader in the growing move­ audiences and international con­ cash, at the high prices decreed by the the world market,” the Mexican president ment to restore Cuba to the hemisphere siderations into account in their public Arab-dominated oil cartel. .•'SPJ said, adding with a grin, “prices which we community. joint appearance, and they could have “Mexico is selling oil to anyone who will respect.” Sewage Plant Re-Activation Report Denied 2 and Calvin Taggart, district public works district directors and the town’s ad­ Massaro named Lassow and McKeever 2 By SOL COHEN superintendent, expressed similar ministrative staff.” to accompany him to the meeting. He said Town Manager Robert Weiss said today opinions, all explaining they heard the Massaro and Director Patrick Brown he won’t make any commitments, will there is "absolutely no substance to the report from sources they couldn’t (or objected to the way the ’Thursday night take written records of the proceedings report” discussed publicly at an Eighth wouldn’t) identify — that the town is meeting was requested. Both said it and will report them to the district board District Board of Directors meeting Mon­ having so much trouble at its three-year- should have been requested in writing, and for its consideration. day night, that the Town of Manchester old, multi-million dollar Secondary not orally. Massaro and Lassow said they don’t will ask the district to re-activate its aban­ Sewage Treatment Plant, that the only Massaro asked for a formal vote by his know what subjects Weiss intends to doned Primary Sewage Treatment Plant. solution to the problems is temporary use board, authorizing him to attend. Nobody explore. of the district’s treatment plant. It was made the motion and the discussion con­ The discussion started when Director Cost Estimated 2 abandoned last April by order of the state tinued. Gordon Lassow told the board of two Lassow, in reporting LaBelle’s Police Take Special Training Department of Environmental Protection recommendations — one by Weiss, for a After about a half-hour of the pros and recommendation that the district’s treat­ (DEP). Sgt. Orville Cleveland Jr., above,