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PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Sept. 4.1975 The weather noting that Builon is British “U.S. Involvement in this af Cloudy toward evening, highs In the mid and Miss Taylor an American, fair conceivably could drag this and upper 70s. Qoudy tonight, lows In the The lighter side: The Taylor^ Burton shuttle feel that because of the Inter country into a divof ce case that 50s and low 60s. Occasional rain likely Saturday, highs in the low 70s. J ABOUT national nature of their would be worse than Vietnam,” By DICK WEST tians and Israelis, he mi(^t trip across the living room tb crowning achievement of his the master bedroom, near the relations, the marriage should one congresisman protested. have an outside chance of discuss Burton’s demands and brilliant career as a negotiator. liquor cabinet and at a couple of be monitored- by the United TOWN WASHINGTON (UPI) - It, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1975 — VOL. XCIV, No. 286 Manchester--A City of Village Charm preventing ahother Taylor- concessions. “Compared to Taylor and other strategic positions along Nations. was more than mere coin Burton war. At about the time Israel and Burton, Egypt and Israel were the Taylor-Burton border. cidence that Richard Burton Egypt wre initialing their like Damon and Pythias.’’ But congressional leaders, A Bible study will be con So the famous thespians and and Elizabeth Taylor showed up agreement, Taylor and Burton ’The big question mark now is ducted tonight at 7:30 at the debaters, who were divorced 14 in Jerusalem while Secretary of were flying back to Switzertand the tentative arrangement that United Pentecostal Church, 187 pionths ago, were invited to d - ORANQE HALL State Henry Kissinger was visit Kissinger’s suite in the amid reports they had agreed to provides for the United States Wo^bridge St. there on his Middle East peace hope his negotiating technique r0W6(l to furnish technicians to * News ’ I mission. would shore up their shaky two- “I understand there are monitor certain aspects of the Jehovah’s Witnesses, Kindom Their only publicized meeting Machb? week-old reconciliation. several technicalities that must second marriage. Attempt made on Ford^s life Hall, 726 N. Main St., will con was a party that Henry and BINGO be cleared away before they Congressional opposition is duct a theocratic ministry As in his diplomatic trips summary | Nancy gave for Liz and R ichar^ return to the altar,” one expected on grounds the m school tonight at 7:30 followed between Jerusalem and Cairo, STARTS SAT., SEP 6 at their hotel. But I have it on veteran diplomatic and monitors would caught in the by a service meeting at 8:35. Kissinger shuttled back and lomti good authority that there was •forth between Taylor and Bur matrimonial observer told me. middle should hostilities break .m. Compiled from United more to it than that. ton. First a conference with “But if the formula that out again. Press International SACRAMENTO, Calif. the Capitol before a scheduled the wonlan, carrying a large The feeling was that if AT THE I8E HALL In one second the sun radiates Taylor to see how far she was Kissinger worked out in State Department officials (UPI) — A young woman drew address to a joint session of red purse, wandered onto the Kissinger were skilled enough more energy than man has used willing to go towaed restoring Jerusalem does bring them have pointed out that only a few a pistol and aimed it at Presi the stale legislature near the concrete walkway iii the palm since the beginning of civiliza- as a mediator to arrange an marital relations. ’Then a quick back together, it will be the technicians would be needed in agreement between the Egyp State dent Ford as he walked end o“f a two-day West Coast tree-lined garden surrounding tioa through a crowd here today trip filled with political the Capitol. Police moved her but security forces prevented appearances. back behind the restraining STORRS—State agriculture of- ;! her from firing at him. lines. ficials say this summer’s heat,^ Ford was but a few feet Ford had been making his deaths of thousands of chickens and''-! from the woman, who stood way along a line of hundreds After she was subdued, the affect on egg production caused j among well-wishers greeting of greeters, reaching out to three police officers pushed losses of about $2 million to poultry ! shake hands with many of her into the back seat of a city farmers. An estimated 133,946 birds ; the President as he walked from a downtown hotel to the them on a beautiful sunny police cruiser and whisked her [PEOPU SAV BANKS ARE Slow.] reported lost by 85 farms with a j morning, and the woman's ac to the nearby Hall of Justice. total bird polulation of 2.8 million, i State Capitol across the street. resulted in a loss of $435,326, accor- | As soon as police and Secret tion shocked the crowd. ding to Dr. Aaron H. Spandorf, : Service agents saw the gun, As the car drove away, the Some witnesses and police woman had a faint smile on regional poultry agent with the ; they grabbed the woman and officers said they thought the her face and appeared calm. University of Connecticut | Ford ducked sharply away. woman had a 45-caliher pistol. Cooperative Extension Service. ; As the woman was subdued When the incident oc and handcuffed, police The assailant was led away curred, a Secret Service of HARTFORD-Angry over delayed j wrestled the gun from her and from the scene by police and what they called unacceptable : ficer suddenly reached out she shouted “It didn't go off." within a few minutes. wage proposals, some Hartford ; and grabbed the woman's arm THE BANK THAI USTENS ^ The woman, who was not Before that, she shouted, police and firemen have threatened | that held the pistol pointing at immediately identified, had “He's not your servant" in a one-day sick-out sometime next ; rile President. With a quick red hair under a 'red turban reference to Ford. week. The threats were aired at a | motion, be shoved her arm and a long red dress. She is meeting Thursday afternoon after i She told police, “Easy, straight up, pulled it behind white and appeared to be in about 300 angry police and firemen j guys.-sDon't baiter me. The her and wrestled her and the told their leaders to leave, in ap- \ her late 20s. gun didn't go off. Easy guys, parent satisfaction over the city’s i weapon to the ground. The President was quickly I'm still. The gun didn't go BMNGS BANKING wage offer. ; A young woman tentatively identified as Lynn Fromm, and believed to be hustled away by security off." After the incident. Ford was forces and clearly was .un hustled into the Capitol for one of “The Manson Girls,” is led away by security agents after she drew a Observers said that 20 NEWTOWN—Five doctors are ; harm ed. the meeting with Brown. pistol and aimed at President Ford as he walked-through a crowd in minutes before the incident. Sacramento, Calif. Ford was unhuTt. (UPI photo) said to have resigned from the staff The incident occurred at Fairfield Hills State Hospital to about 10:03 a.m. PDT as Ford protest the wage increase offered was on his waiy to meet Calif. them by the state. A spokesman at UP TO YOUR SPEED. Gov. Edmund C. Brown Jr. in the hospital. Dr. Eric J. Scales, said Thursday the five delivered their resignations after Finance Com missioner Jay 0. Tapper announced Coup try crushed in Sudan the state’s offer of $4,600 a year in guaranteed overtime.
BRIDGEPORT—The appointment CAIRO, Egypt (UPI) — The Sudanese The commander of Sudan’s armed of the plotting by a handful of men, used ment on Omdurman Radio. of Mayor Nicholas A. Panuzio to a Iikside today armed forces crushed an attempted coup forces, Maj. Gen. Bashir Mohammed Ali, by some failed politicians to accomplish federal job apparently won’t keep against President Jaafar Numeiry today, broadcast a statement saying his troops their aims.” Ali called on all otlicers and men to him from a chance to land the Andover...... 3 E. Hartford...... 7 the Sudan News Agency said. had destroyed the plot against Numeiry in “carry out their duty toward the (May The Middle East News Agency said its 1969) revolution and guard the security of Republican gubernatorial nomina Bolton...... 3 Editorial ...... 4 The mastermind of the plot, Lt. Col. t^vo hours and restored full authority to correspondent in Khartoum reported the citizens and the reputation of the country, tion in 1978. Panuzio, appointed Business...... 5 Gardening...... 20 Hassan Hussein Osman, had earlier gone the government, which has ruled the city was “stable” and popular inside and outside Sudan. ” ’Thursday by President Ford to a Classified .... 14-18 Hebron...... 7 on Omdurman radio to report the African nation for six years. “ What your armed forces did today was demonstrations had begun in support of $36,000-a-year job with the General Com ics...... 19 Obituaries...... 10 overthrow of Numeiry and the dissolution Numeiry. Services Administration, said he Coventry ...... 14 S ports...... 11-13 a true revolutionary action,” Ali said. The first announcement of the coup ■ of the government. came when Omdurman radio suddenly would be happy to accept the party’s Dear Abby...... 19 V ernon...... 10 “We will crush all opposition and smash The 45-year-old army general came to But the coup he led together with a began playing martial music and an army gubernatorial standard in 1978. all Communist or sectarian corruption.’’ power in a military coup in 1969 after a officer identifying himself as Lt. Col. number of junior army offipers was In his sU fe m ^ ,,. AU indicate thaP turbulent career In the aririiSnorces. He ln~Saturday’s Herald, Weekend Hassan Hussein Osman announced crushed wlthin two hours by units loyaMo- -'some fightir^ was still going dh 'ln the once survived a Communist-backed coup magazine features the red-hot Re^ Sox, President Numeiry, the agency said. Numeiry had been overthrown. capital of Khartoum. attempt that lasted three days in 1971, Regional the upcoming Big E, a close look at horns A government statement called the con “I warn those who are still holding out in by Herald Photographer Steve Dunn, and spirators as “Communists and memers of All’s broadcast followed an earlier He announced the dissolution of the BOS’TON—Flanked by the mayor S enemy positions to regain their senses im stories on the new telfevision season. 'The the Moslem Brotherhood,” a fanatical statement from Maj. Aboul Kassem Sudanese power structure, including the and a top Justice Department of- s mediately,” Ali said. ficial. Gov. Michael S. Dukakis ^ usual features include Forum of the arts, relgious group banned in the Sudan and Mohammed Ibrahim, a member of the Socialist Union, the Peoples Council, the Thursday said massive police ^ Books, Stamps and coins, and complete other Arab countries. There wqs no word He said that “this has been a sad day in ruling political council, promising that Council of Ministers and the National security authority. protection would handle resistance f i , weekly television listings. on their fate. the history of the armed forces as a result Numeiry himself would soon make a state to a second-year of court-ordered S desegregation. “Our position is g clear and it is united. Persons who ^ violate the law or engage in violence TM. will be apprehended and prosecuted, ^ ‘ and the prosecutions will be even- S handed and swift,” he said. » District silent on petition, petitioners^ lawyer says it’s valid NEW YORK—Today was the day gI New York City was supposed to fold, g It didn’t. ’The next scheduled day for § By SOL R. COHEN legal opinion Tuesday by Assistant Town the Connecticut General Statutes as his action, under the jurisdiction of the Town meeting and that he hasn't asked LaBelle default is Sept. 15. In last-minute % Herald Reporter maneuvering ’Thursday, municipal s Counsel Victor Moses. authority. Section 7-9 spells out the Fire District and under contract^with the for an opinion. Tuesday ight, LaBelle unions lent the city $100 million in g - ' / Moses declared the district acted in process for circulating and certifying District Fire Department. declined to comment and wouldn’t say Atelier Eighth District officials continue to violation of its charter, the town charter petitions within a municipality. whether or not he is preparing an opinion. pension funds to avoid default. g Massaro, in declining comment’on the A no-waiting maintain silence over the latest develop and state statutes July 31, when it voted to A laywer for the petitioners disagreed. Comment was forthcoming, however. situation, said he won’t have any to make ment in the dispute concerning fire- extend its fire-service boundaries into the The “Invalid” petitions, Moses said, until John LaBelle, district counsel, issues who only coshes checks. service jurisdiction in the Bucklahd area Buckland area. way to make International wipe out the July 31 action to extend dis an opinion and until after the district — the town’s or district’s. He ruled as “invalid” the petition from trict boundaries — with the status quo of board meets to discuss the developments. See Page Ten District president Michael Massaro said Buckland area property owners which led A iine that octuaiiy moves. How many times have you just wanted to cash a CAIRO, Egypt (UPI) — President fire service there remaining as before the He said he hasn’t scheduled a district today he has “no comment” regarding a to the July 31 action, citing Section 7-9 of deposits and check (a one minute transaction) but found yourself Anwar Sadat has attacked Say good-bye to the great American pastime of “seditious rumor-mongers” in the standing in a five or ten minute line? Our new Jet Soviet Union and accused the standing in teller lines that never seem to move. payments. Check Cashing Line is open at the busiest times of Kremlin of “attempting to under CBT's Jet Teller Line is a moving experience. In fact, mine the unity of the Arabs.” The If you're makiug a simple day to make sure that when you just want cash, president angrily lashed out at the even if someone up ahead is making deposits for Soviet Union Thursday for boycot Hilliard Pond seen potential nature center you'll get it fast at CBT. savings or checking deposit, the whole neighborhood, it won't slow you down. ting the signing of the new Egyptian- Israeli peace agreement in Geneva. or making a Master Charge, loan or mortgage pay Because in our Jet Teller Line, you get the next avail / By MALCOLM BARLOW • Raccoons and American toads are ment, you may not even need a teller's help. And able teller. No matter how busy the other tellers are. Herald Reporter common there. that's what our Jet Deposit Box is all Saturday hours, ■LISBON, Portugal (UPI) - A young Manchester woman did a study • Many rare plants surround it. Defiant army officers today v o t^ to. § of Hilliard Pond off W. Middle Tpke. this Miss Taylor has contacted the members about. You just fill out a special Jet boycott a crucial meeting of the g spring. She now considers it a possible se of the to\vn Conservation Commission to Deposit Envelope, put in your deposit or hmditime hours. nation’s military leaders, post- “ cond nature center for the town. tell them the results of her studies. poning talks dealing with the fate of Miss Kathe Taylor, 21, of 296 Ferguson The commission put the purchase by the payment, and drop it into the Box. It's Now, most of CBT's 84 offices around the State pro-Communist armed forces chief Rd. graduated this spring from Springfield town of Hilliard Pond on the top of its simple, fast and safe. We'll mail your Vasco Goncalves. The army College with a BS degree in environmental priority list Nov. 18. give you Drive-Up Window service on Saturdays delegates to the Armed Forces studies. “There's only one .nature center in receipt (or your passbook) the same day. Movement general assembly During her last trimester at Springfield, Manchester and it’s on the other side of from 9 A.M. till Noon. demanded the immediate ouster of she planned and carried out a detailed town (Oak Grove Nature Center). Hilliard And if you do your banking at lunchtime, you'll Goncalves as their price fof atten study of the pond. She was aided by Allen Pond is within walking distance of at least dance, military sources said. Williams of the state Department of En one school (Waddell) and thousands of be happy to know that our tellers don't go out to vironmental Protection and Ken Bond, a area residents. limch when you do. They're there when you need Manchester architect who supplied her “The idea has the active support of with pond blue prints. many area residents. them. Among her findings are; “Trail development for nature walks • There is a foot path around the 13-acre appears easy. Fishing is almost possible pond which has been used a great deal by now. Winter skating would be okay if the area residents. tires and shopping carts were removed.” • The surrounding land is only 30 per The pond is now owned by Morris and Kissinger gets cent urban despite the view most people Richard Bezzini of East Hartford. They have of the pond from the turnpike. have recently drained much of the water strong support • The land and pond are rich in a wide away, making it appear even more un variety of animals and plants. The sightly. WASHINGTON (UPI) - habitats are Weal for several types of en The Bezzini bYothers have said they Secretary of State Henry dangered plants and animals. have no immediate plans for the land. K lssin^r has won stropg Senate • The water has a C or D rating by DEP Development on it might be highly costly support for swift congressional standards. An A rating is clean enough for due to the fill needed. It may even be im h% baukiug the way yoH want it. possible if the land is considered inland- authorization to use U.S. civilian bathing. She said the pond rating could technicians after promising easily be raised to B which is good enough wetlands by the DEP and the town. Americans would be informed of all for fishing. Miss Taylor hopes to discuss the pond at U.S. commitments in the Egyptlan- “The pollution is not as bad as it looks,” the September meeting of the ConServa-- THE COIVINECTICUT BANK Israeli accdrd. “The American peo Miss Taylor said. tion Commission. ple will know everything we are • There are muskrat lodges in one part She will become an intern this month at committed to,” Kissinger told of the pond. Such things are not the usual the National Audubon Society offices in AND TRUST COMPANY reporters after a three-hour in the middle of a town. Greenwich. There she will be trained for meeting with‘Senate Foreign Kathe Taylor adds to her study of Hilliard Pond late/in over her left shoulder. (Herald photo by Dunn) • Many fish are in the pond. Song birds nature center maintenance and the Relations Committee members and August; The Parkade Apartments on W. Middle Tpke. are and game birds of many varieties frequent teaching of nature classes. at least 18 other senators. it. ■ • PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., Sept. 5.1975 Ferguson charges administration lacks data V Jews will ijiark night’s meeting was devoted to residents are still dissatisfied ' Rosh Hashanah Citing Tuesday night’s charging Manchester ad she said in a statement today, discussion of proposed and confused. In a period of meeting of the Board of Direc ministrators come to meetings "yet, no demand for improve- assessments for sanitary more than a year, no improve Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish Shofar (ram’s horn) is sounded. ANDOVER special meeting to accept the 25th anniversary, picnic of tors as an example and labeiing unprepared to give the public mept has been made by the New Year, 'will begin this applications for new members the Connecticut Estonian ^ i e - complete information. Democratic majority.” sewers already’Installed in the ment has been made in keeping In ancient times this instru Donna Holland it “a fiasco,” Republican evening at sundown and will N ^day. ty Saturday from noon until A large part of Tuesday Keeney St. area. residents informed, especially ment was used in time of 6464)375 Director Vivian Ferguson is "This situation is not new," continue through.Sunday. *lTie meeting will be at the 12:45 p.m. Calling the Keeney St. where it affects their pocket- danger and emergency. Its call The Andover Boiard of Educa The holiday begins the New The picnic is being held at the sanitary, sewers “a case in books.” today is to remind the Jew of tion will meet Tuesday at 7:30 Grange Hall (the old Town Hall has been transplanted to Year 5736 in the Jewish calen recreation area on Times Farm point” in her claim of in She concluded, “This the ever present urgency to im p.m. in the Andover Elemen on Rt. 6) at 8 p.m. dar. The date is figured since Rd. complete information, Mrs. demonstrates clearly the ; prove himself and the world so tary School conference room. 857 MAIN STREET the creation of the world and is The only requirement for After his visit to Andover, Ferguson said, “Residents of tendency of the Democratic that mankind'would be freed Included on the agenda are in Downtown Manchester based upon the Kblical .account membership is to be 14 years of Sen, Weicker will attend the that area now are learning that majority to leave everything to from all the miseries and suf the resignation of Detorah Bar (Next to Marlow’s) as told in the Book of Genesis. age. Hebron Fair. there are things they never be worked out between Mayor ferings afflicting it. ton, appointment of a Being considered as the an 32 seeking building post have been told. It was obvious John Thompson and the Rosh Hashanah begins a kindergarten teacher, an acting Anyone wishing further infor niversary of creation, the RE’l i mVE MUCH, MIK» MORE | that these taxpayers felt com- Inanager — a definite indication period Of 10 days of repentance principal, teacher aides and mation may call Howard Assistant Town Manager prayers in the synagogue on Manchester has received 32 since July 1 when Thomas 'mitments had been made to of lack of leadership.” which culminates on Yom kip- custodian, a report on the Stanley, 742-6438. OF EVERYTHING IN \ Charles McCarthy said the next this holiday center around the In London on Jan. 20,1775, the applications for the post of Monahan retired with full dis them by the administration pur, the day of atonement, the opening of school, a I step is to review the destiny of the world and of man. weary William Pitt, Earl of chief building inspector, vacant ability benefits. which had not been kept.” holiest and most solemn day in maintenance report, and OUR NEW lOIXTION! I Applications, to determine Manchester Evening Herald They voice the hope that all Chatham, took the floor of the Francis Conti, who has been She said, “As long ago as the Jewish year. This is meant special education placements. Weicker visits I serving as acting chief building whether they fit the required Publlshad every evening except men will recognize God as the to be a period of introspection House of Lords and delivered a M arch 1974, at a special Sundays and holidays. Entered at Also on the agenda is a report Sen. Lowell Weicker will visit % inspector, said he is one of the qualifications. Following that, Supreme Ruler of the world ahd and self-searching during which blistering attack on his meeting on revaluation of the the Manchester, Conn., Post OHIce colleagues: “ Resistance to on the school’s summer Relocation Specials! I- applicants. Word on how many there will be some screening of ss Second Class Mall M^ter. will come to acknowledge Him town manager, the board one is to examine his life and your Acts was necessary as it program, approval of an agree I others are from Manchester or applicants and, following that, Suggested Carrier Flates as the sole Master of their lives. resolve to improve its moral • SPECIAL GROUP Adams bid criticized the preparation of was just, and your vain ment to participate in a school 6” CLAY POTS...... O s l * I from whatever other towns an oral, tMhnical exam will be Payable In Advance They call on man to rise to his and spiritual quality. material both for the public and declarations of the om lunch program, the establish • HUNDRED OF QREEN n n . hasn’t been disclosed. given by a panel of experts. Single copy...... 15* responsibilities to God and Holiday Services will be ds Is our custom ^ lowest for the board. To quote from the W eekly...... 90* nipotence of Parliament, and ment of lunch and milk prices, Last Friday (Aug. 29) was the McCarthy said an appoint society and seek .to create a tonight at 8:15 at Temple Beth PLANTS AND CACTUS...... 9 9 * minutes of that meeting, ‘...the One m o n th ...... $3.90 your imperious doctrines of the approval of early school we wlll be closed all day • DRAGON TREES *0 OO closing day for accepting ment may be announced near Three months ...... ,..$11.70 world of peace, brotherhood Sholom, Saturday at 9 a.m. and necessity of submission, will be manager presented insufficient Six m on th s...... $23.40 closing, establishment of pay Ready to rojioL 1 f t high...... *£,m Y painting applications. the beginning of October. and love. 7:30 p,m., and on Sunday at 7:30 found equally impotent to con Saturday In observance of £ 9 answers to the public concer One y e a r...... $48.80 rate for substitute teachers, • VENUS Mga Mall Rates Upon Request During the services the a.m. and 7:30 p.m. vince or enslave your fellow- the Jewish holiday... ning public hearings,’ and, from fund raising projects, and the F L Y T R A P ...... ’ 1 .4 9 William P. Adams of Subscribers who tall to receive subjects in Aiherica.” Chatham disposal of obsolete equipment the same minutes, ‘...as a their newspaper before 5:30 p.m. (GREAT BUYS ON OUR BEAUTIFUL Manchester is the apparent low was the foremost of the friends we HANGING PLANTS AND LARGE SPECIMENS.) specific, the Keeney St. sewer should telepiione the circulation Historical Society and textbooks. have every little thing! bidder for painting the exterior hearing was given as a recent department, 647-9946. of America in Parliament, The Under new bnsiness, the of the Community Y on N. Main World Almanac recalls. school board will discuss the buy your example, the feeling being that (^THEATRES EAST “Plants Are Our Only Business’ St. GENERAL LYON INN the employes presenting infor will hear Tom Lewis relationship between the school weekly His alternate bids — $1,494 for EASTFORD, CONN., RTE. 198 and town libraries. lottery mation and giving answers “Rail, Silk and Paper.” It will Phone 649-2522 one coat of paint and $2,438 for showed up poorly’.” BOLTON ^ th e m'tracle of moin street i tickets two coats — both are within the “Serving an American Cuisine in an i be about the history of The monetary unit of the at fairway! HOURS: Mon., thru Sat. 9:30 - 5:30 “At this point, a year and a Donna Holland African nation of Liberia is the Grange meets f# downtown manchester limits of the funds allocated for Authentic Colonial Atmosphere” Manchester. )j Open Thursday Nights ’til 9:00 half later,” Mrs. Ferguson in 646.0375 The public is invited; U.S. dollar. Andover Grange will have a the work. sisted, ‘‘the Keeney St. IThere will be a meeting of the Others who bid for the project • Luncheon 12 noon - 2 p.m. • Dinner 6 p.m. - 8 p.m. Refreshments will be served. Bolton Historical Society are Thomas Heywood Co. Inc. Tues. - Sat. • Sunday 12 noon • 2:30 p.m. , B E Y O N D ' '...k... Tiiesday at 8 p.m. at Herrick Voter session of Hartford, $2,4(X) for one coat Closed Mondays Memorial Park. ' There will be a voter making and $3,600 for two, and F. J. 3(|H Reservations Suggested 974-1380 'The guest speaker will be session Saturday at the Town Dahill Co. Inc. of New Haven, CLEAN SWEEP Tom Lewis, assistant professor Hall from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. $3,450 and $4,750. T h e N ia h t at Manchester Community The only requirements are to They Robbed ^ College. be a resident of Bolton and 18 Sears He will give a talk entitled years of age or older. APPLIANCE SALE MANCHESTER HOSPITAL MPOA opposes IWhile Quantities Last - Some One of a Kind - Some Siightiy Damage^ NOTES ' r T;ST \1 R A N T & MM NGi;® E M c Q U E E N commuter parking RT. 83 ELLIWeTOR U l. 872-7327 BONNEjr Some Fioor Sampiee • ALL MECHANiCALLY PERFECT Untouched for Fine Food and Atmo$phere The Manchester Property area, as some of the reasons for Choice of Over 20 Oeliclous Entrees ALSO Owners Association (MPOA) MPOA opposition to a com Discharged Wednesday: WALT DISNEy’! Mary Humason, W. Center St.; Plus Elaborate Salad Bar E is r u s m o R D Mecutive board is urging the muter parking lot in Charter FULLY GUARANTEED Helen Hayes, 389 Summit St.; “ SWISS DRIVE-IN ★ RT 5 Ipwn’s Board of Directors to Oak Field. OPEN TUES. THRU SUNDAY Utakis reported MPOA con John Adamy, 197 Eldridge St.; SU N D AY DININQ & C O CKTAIL 12:00 to 8:00 P.M. FAMILY ROBINSON"- reject a state proposal for a Constance Piacente, East Hart ELEGANT BANQUET FACILITIES / BO SVENSON (PO) com m uter parki g lot at cern over a “much ado over ONE DAY - SATURDAY ONLY 10 :00 to 9:30 P.M Susan Marteney of 218 Hackmatack St. shows her sister, Martha, 11, some of the gifts she ford; Doris Novelli, Glaston Up to 250 Peopio "P A R T 2 Oharter Oak Park nothing" furor about a proposed brought home from Chile where she spent two months as an Open Door exchange student. f4sr wmm ( When the directors meet $750 plaque for Illing Junior bury; Lois Wexelman, 13 Mid DRIVE-IN ★ RT 5 WALKING TALL ' dle Butcher Rd., Rockville; N ______Tuesday night to consider the High School, when renovations Robert Colangelo, 106 Dogwood 7-.1S 9:1$ S it H it 2 PJL proposal, they will do so with and additions there are com ll-86 EXIT 91- WtUWMMBBCHtBPB^ San. Ikitrt. m s M Mitt 99< Lane, South Windsor; Anna the knowledge the Advisory pleted. Gluhosky, 12A Bluefield Dr.; BURNSIDE Park and Rec Commission is on The furor, explained Utakis, Chileans warm, friendly, Mary Lou Marshall, 55 Steele record unanimously against it. concerns the names to appear SMIWWSIDtAFt. E. IITFO.e 5M-3333 Crossing Rd., Bolton. The commission took its posi on the plaque. Also, Janis Gay, 476 E. Mid OMAR SHARIF tion Wednesday night and is “ We do not feel that the says Open Door Exchanger dle Tpke., Diana Morris, drafting a formal report for the taxpayers of Manchester should DAZHIVAliO JAMES CAAN (R) directors. have to pay $750 to boost the Willimantic; Thomas Carroll, PQ - 8 P.M. East Hartford; Tammie "ROLLEGBALL' ; The MPOA position was egos of the building committee members,” said Utakis. Warren, 15 Tolland Rd., Bolton; 7:30 9-35 Sat Mi l 2 PJL reported by Frank Utakis, its By BETTY RYDER and social levels. My ‘family’ “I plan to tape letters to the sfNGtfE “If anyone Is to be honored by John Daniels, East Hartford. “T K REMCMMTION Sun. 2 4:30 7:30 9-JS secretary. Family/Travel Editor was of the middle class income, Oxmans and then I can just pick - a plaque, it should be the OF PETER PROUD” JUIatin8M99« He cited possible hazards to “The people of Chile are others stayed in more luxurious up the tape recorder RESTAURANT children and adults playing in taxpayers of Manchester, foT houses with gardeners, and still microphone and send them a warm and friendly,” says Susan N7:30-9-,30 990 the park, added traffic conges paying for the project and for HERE ARE JUST A FEW EXAMPLES others were with families, a message whenever I think of it.’ putting up with such nonsense Marteney 18, who just returned Compfate Lunchtona Sanad tion at Spruce and Charter Oak lower income bracket. It gave The whole experience seems from our politically appointed from a two-month visit there. Ostomy group Lata Evanlng Dining FILM RATING GUIDE Sts., and loss of control of QUADRAPHDWC COMPDNENT SYSTEM The daughter of Dr. and Mrs. us all a chance to meet people to have had a deep impression Manchester’s finest recreation officials.” , DELUXE 1 9 " COLOR PORTABLE COMPUTE CMWY OUT SERVICE For Parenti and Thair Chlldran was 349.95 NOW 199.99 save 150.00 Pierre J. Marteney, her visit that, as tourists, you wouldn’t on her. NOW 299.00 SAVE 170.00 ordinarily get to meet,” she “I would like to go back; my meets Monday CHUKSE, railMESUN and was sponsored through the CODUl uancts M Km UeittH SEARS BEST CDNSOLE CDLDR T.V. Open Door Exchange Program said. ‘family’ was so nice to me and The Manchester Ostomy CREDEZA CONSOLE STEREO “The government is building have asked me to come back. Association will meet Monday AMERKANFOOD fllOnigMaMaSUCttSlO SoinellliletlsIlllylWhSiiltiWeforhs TMtafm- NOW 199.09 SAVE 100.00 WAS 799.99 NOW 590.00 save 200.00 at Manchester High School. Delightful Family Style Dinners Susan’s host family were the new houses and trying to find I’m hoping they will visit us at 7:30 p.m. in conference room jobs for the underprivileged, also. Mr. Oxman has been to C at Manchester Memorial m IT) KSndCIB hfcf IT r«4«irt« K««*i(i»lii| hnnt w U4t &nr«n CONT. GLEAN ELECT. RANGE SEARS 12" PORTABLE B&W T.V. Sergio Oxmans of Santiago, EXOTIC BANQUET NOW 259.95 SAVE 100.00 WAS 119.95 NOW 79.99 save 40.00 Chile. but some of the living con Washington, D.C. and New Hospital. 1 POUYNE8 IAN UL*11:3I pju. PACICITIES FOR I ditions there are bad”. York, and Veronica was an The association is a COCKTAILS ' Fri. I Sit 250 6 EATINQ (J ) w OK aao 17 luumo (*ce Sait WJ >in h «rtiii irtM) W e’r e "My ‘father’ is a bio-chemist lliM u l -L-M u l DELUXE 36" GAS RANGE 6 CYCLE AUTO PORTABLE DISHWASHER Susan says she didn’t see a exchange student to rehabilitation organization of and head of the nutritional imin IMl pm NOW 199.95 SAVE 110.00 WAS 309.95 NOW 239.00 SAVE 70.00 department at the University of McDonald’s Restaurant, but did Philadelphia. We are hopeful of patients with ileostomy, Cocktails Sorvad Every Day see one take-out chicken place. getting together again. colostomy and ileo-bladder sur Santiago,” she said. 872-8662 SMOOTH TOP ELEC. RANGE 4 CYCLE PORTABLE DISHWASHER The food was good but “Now it just seems I have a gery. open Her “sister” for two months, El Camilto Plaza Rte. 30, Vernon' m C H E S T E R NOW 179.00 SAVE 70.00 WAS 249.95 NOW 177.00 SAVE 72.95 different, she said, and on Sun second family in Chile with TOMTE TO SUN. was Veronica Oxman who is a Matthew Quinn will speak on LOWER LEVEL I^RIVE-IN/ROUTES 6 &44A Vi 8 CYCLE LADY KEHMORE DISHWASHER senior in high school. The fami days empanadas (pastry with grandmothers, cousins, a whole two seminars he attended. Mile from Vernon Circle, Rte. 20 North M fAsff tha bareloaaa MICRO WAVE OVEN meat and olive filling) were WAS 309.95 NOW 239.00 SAVE 70.95 ly also has two other daughters. new family,” she said. Patients and their spouses UieacMonnMFba^ial Whua^mrt yw^i NOW 349.95 SAVE 100.00 served with red wine. While this was her first visit and friends are invited to at “1 went to class with H H H IH H H H B I tballnifrub’ii. ^ . iffl down 2 CYCLE PORTABLE M S H W A S e Veronica and was surprised to “The Chileans eat a lot of to Chile, Susan has traveled a tend. ...Oil nita’amuutl CERAMIC TOP ELEC. RANGE WAS 21995 NOW 149.00 SAVE 70 95 find that the teachers come to bread and rolls fresh from the good deal. For further information NOW 199.00 SAVE 50.00 the classrooms, instead of the bakery. The one big meal of the Last summer she spent five about the Ostomy Association, AUTOMATIC WASHER students going to the teachers day is at neon, with tea about 6 weeks in Europe with her fami call Anne McNeill, 649-6076. DELUXE ELEC. DRYER WAS 199.00 NOW 158.00 save 41.00 SAVE 60.95 as they do here,” she said. p.m. which usuaily consisted of ly and in April she went to NOW 189.00 bread, fruit, and cheese,” she Hawaii with the high school’s 1 .8 CU. UL 1 4 " GAS CHAIN SAW “Everyone had to wear un LADY KENMORE ELEC. DRYER iforms (it was strictly a girl’s said. Round Table Singers of which WAS 179.95 NOW 137.00 SAVE 42.95 WAS 329.9S NOW 219.00 SAVE 110.95 school) and it was conducted by Susan said she didn’t gain she’s a member. Sat TRADE-IN SEWING MACHINES nuns,” Susan said. weight, but one girl in the group At MHS, she was also a HOME LIGHTING DELUXE SIDE BY SIDE REF.-FREEZER gained 15 lbs. 19.99 to 39.99 ALL GUARANTEEO She was not too impressed member of the Drama Society, (X)LLEGE STATION, Tex. WAS 639.9S NOW 559.95 save sooo with the language class. “I guess she ate a lot of the Somanhis (yearbook) staff, (UPl) “ Well planned fluorescent ZVi H.P. SHREDDER BAGGER potatoes and rice.” 1 9 .2 CU. FT. REF.-FBEEZER “They seem to teach just and the American Field Ser lighting in the home is a boon to HFlUtintan WAS 169.95 NOW 119.00 SAVE 50 95 ’There are 4.5 million people WAS 579.95 NOW 499.00 save 80.95 words rather than how to put vice. energy conscious consumers, ac in Santiago, and 10 million in all MAPLE TRIPLE DRESSER the words into sentences, and On Sunday, she’ll be off again cording to housing aqd home of Chile, Susan said. this time to begin her freshman loom 1 9 .2 CU. FT. REF.-FREEZER WAS 240.00 NOW 158.00 SAVE 8100 consequently they can’t speak furnishings specialist Jane Ber “My visit was during their year at Hartwick College in u r WAS 469.95 NOW 399.00 SAVE 70.95 English very well,” she said. ry. "For years fluorescent light ALL LAWN M O W ^ IN STOCK winter, and with Santiago Oneonta, N.Y. where she plans AUTHENTIC ENGLISH FARE Besides attending classes ing has been standard in com 15% OFF hedged by mountains, you could to study zoology and art. FOR THE GOURMET 1 5 .6 CU. FT. UPfUGHT FREEZER with Veronica, she had to op-' merce and industry because of see it snowing in the mountains Susan brought many gifts R t 32, Manaflald borenoVds WAS 319.95 NOW 269.95 save 50.00 portunity to see some of the its efficiency," says Mrs, Berry, ELECTRIC WALL FIREPLACES and still be wearing a short such as women’s bags,two 429-3405 country. “Now recent tests in a model 1 4 CU. FT. REFRIGERATDR-FREEZER WAS 119 95 NOW 77.00 SAVE 4195 sleeved shirt in the city. My purses, and a copper tea set for “We visited Vina’ del Mar home which used more efficient WAS 329.00 NOW 258.00 save 71.00 ‘family’ had a lemon tree with her sister Martha who collects over the Fourth of July, and fluorescent lamps instead of in 1 9 CU. FT. UPRIGHT FREEZER PINE DOUBLE DRESSER later spent a week in Concep- lemons growing all year them. rsWOHCASE CINEMAf 1234 WAS 200.00 NOW 129.88 save 71.00 around, she said. candescent lighting showed a 45 . cion, a city in central Chile. When asked if 11-year-old per cent savings in electricity 1-84EXIT58-SILVER LANE-ROBERTS ST. days “We also went to a few A Spanish student at MHS Martha missed her, she said, . EAST HARTFORD • 24HR. TEL. INFO. 568-8810 ^ from which she graduated in costs,” she says. movies which were in French “She missed me—but I think it jiEELIGjnjEDRjmON^^ 25 LB. BAG LAWH FOOD ALL LAWN MDWERS IN and Italian with sub-titles, and June, Susan says she dosen’t was kind of fun for her being the write the language very well. STUCK 15% DFF REG. danced at a discotheque. only child.” 9 am 'til noon WAS 4.99 4 bag limit “The discotheques are open un NDW 3 .4 7 PRICE. til 2 a.m. on Friday and Satur WTTvnosu^^ \V()< )I)V day nights, and until 1 other A ll 1,\ (Most Offices) nights,” Susan said. THEATER SCHEDULE the hod Is excellent/' lack . DIAM. “I found a difference in the k l e l M R l i o n KIATON Illustrations Representative of our Large Assortment people —but basically, we’re all Enjoy. Col. Henry Hall's cow bam, our silo i .o m ; the same. jnce, the Molly Malone Pub, and the unusually fonis^i .uul Dl .M ir — "They wore very friendly and UA East 1 - “Jaws” 2:40- . Showcase Cinema 1 — “Once attractive prices. Weddings, parties, banquets. very interest^ in the United 5:00-7:20-9:40 Is Not Enough” 7:05-9:40 States. ’They feel that the U.S. m -vm M m I4S-7»MS UA East 2 - “Benji” 2:15- Showcase Cinema 2 — “For Children's Sunday Special FiUJS-l-J* Ita. On Fil Is a big brother to them. Many laUMtnit MS-33l-S2S-T»l;tS 3:50-7:15-9:15 tune” 7:35-9:30 IM-1.4M3$-T3$-«30 I of them want to come here for a UA East 3 — “Beyond the Showcase Cinema 3 — MW visit. Door" 2:30-4:10-5:50-7:30-9:10 “Return of the Pink Panther” “Some did ask if our country 7:40-9:55 lurg’a iaucm Burnside 1 — “Dr. Zhivago” was really like ‘Streets of San 8:00 Showcase Cinema 4 — “Love Francisco’ television show Burnside 2 — "The Reincar and Death” 7:20-9:15 Parents :■ With your Sunday Dinner, YO U R Children, under 10 years depicts it and whether or not all “The Satur nation of Peter Proud” 7:30- those robberies and the 9:30 . violence really take place,” she Manchester Drive-In — ‘"The said. Manhandlers” 8:05; “The d a y B a n k ” The program did give the Swinging Barmaids” 9:30 students in all from various Vernon Cinema 1 — “Part II OareblkAM if^ parts of the state and the na Fewer than four per cent of Walking Tall” 7:15-9:15 the nation’s three-quarters of a iM m m H i Ci-M-UOM SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE tion) an opportunity to tour Cinema 2 — “Rollerball” a*t «n Ffl 7.4fMS IM ini Frl 785-MI some of the underprivileged million licensed airplane pilots lAtwJMl 13833M.4I-7MMS SilwCMb]tm v a -m m Savings Bank Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back 7:30-9:35 are employed by commercial sections, and visit with people Showplace — “ Blazing Route 32, S o .W illin g to n Conn, exit 100off 1-86 429-6497 MANCHESTER ONLY of different walks of life. airlines, according to Piper of ManchesterF D I ' SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. Saddles” 7:00-10:15; “Young Aircraft Corporation of Lock F D I ' “The students lived with Frankenstein” 8:40 ION . 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Frl., Sept. 5,1975-- PAGE FIVE ,, f AGE FOUR - ^ C H E S T E R EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Frt., Sept. 6, 1975
Richard A. and Susan B. Mase, drea Binock Bavier, both Rocky Schultz, alterations at 42 Fulton WOMEN WIN property at 37 Grissom Rd., Hill, Sept. 20, Second St., $1,300. ULST, The Netherlands (UPI) - The city of Ijlst, which has $61,000. Congregational Church. PUBLIC 2.400 inhabitants, recently manrljfHtpr lEwttitlgBfralh Redmond C. and Rita G. John Mitchell, additions at 57 Building Permits Jensen St., $400. became Holland's first munici iCEIUNG RECORDS Green to'Henry and Mary B. Anne Fidler, tool shed at 156 pality where women have ma Founded Oct. 1, 1881 Deming, property at 58-60 Chestnut St., $125. jority in the City Council. ’The REPAIR AND North St., $25,000. Bartlett Brainard Products M«nb«f, AudH Bureau 0! Clreulallon Member, United Prete Internatlonel Harold Parent for Ed Oplzzl, Co. for Mary Fitzgerald, ad council now includes four Rita C. Stephens to Gary M. alterations at 42 Andor Rd., REPLACEMENT Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, 91 m I :: „ 11919 Warranty Deeds ditions at 12 Garth Rd., $2,900. women and three men. Joseph A. Russo to Joseph A. and Larain R. Marlneau, $675. — free estimates— Mancheater, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. I l f I f ■ 3 ^ lllfil I ‘ Russo Jr., trustee, for the property at 160-162 School St., Stanley J. Bellefleur for F.V. Delbert Connelly, alterations m ' l i $39,000. Polarski Jr., alterations at 36 at 43 Willard St., $525. ELASTIC Raymond F. Robinson, Editor-Publisher Harold E. Turklngton. Managing Editor p i.ii: r ;■ benefit of Joseph A. Riisso Jr. r a .To z i e r «« I m i and Sandra Jean Russo, prdper- Marriage Licenses North St., $1,500. STOCKINGS Wayne McKinney, 33 Church Bill Tunsky for H elm ar Charles Peterson, Builder, ties at 135-1^ Bissell St. andf WHEEL CHAIRS 646-4464 - 649-4464 St., and Dolores Mae Ferris, Werdelin, alterations at 49 for Lisa Lutin, additions at 80F T » 57 Elm St., no convey/ 22 Regent Street, Manchester, Conn. 1 Opinion taxes. 1181 New State Rd., Sept. 12. Pleasant St., $2,000. Ambassador Dr., $2,500. ARTHUR DRUG I The U&R Housing Corp. to Richard Mark Cronin and An Arnold S. Gillis for Harry U.S. key to Mideast peace
Should the United States ^o m e The facts are that without the ALL RECORDS & TAPE!> on iSALE/ ■ • COLUMBIA • MCA ♦ RCA • WARNER BROS • ABC • PHILIPS • MERCURY • CAPITOL physically involved in the Mideast tur- physical presence—even in the token Elected moil by providing civilian form of a small volunteer civilian' William H. Leslie of H98 038 0 4 4 037 094 C74 Manchester has been elected an lL P S « r l« t ^ ^ L P Series LP Series LP Series m a i P Series m j TAPE volunteer—we stress the force—there will be no peace. F6.98 ■ J6.98 V r K7.98 6 ^ 1 assistance vice president and r/c‘“ 0 0 ■ b 2.98 ■ ■ ■ C 3 .9 8 DS4.98 E5.98 volunteer—technicians to operate ear The matter of war and peace in the group actuary of TTie Hartford ,— r ly warning devices in Sinai Desert? Mideast is of vital national interest to Insurance Group’s life com panies, the Hartford Life In- This question is now before the the United States not only because of M m w n i .surance Co. and the Hartford 214 oz. Pen Congress because this is the key ele petroleum under Arab lands on the Life hnd Accident Co. Size Makes writing fun A member of the group Reg. 4 Q Q 4 ment in interim Egyptian-Israeli one hand but because, whether we like department, Leslie is manager 38c ea. FOR W W Our Reg. 76c troop disengagement pact initialed it or not, we are Israel’s protector. of the group actuarial division. recently and negotiated by Secretary We are convinced that any renewed He joined ’The Hartford in 1971 as an associate actuary and was Tame Cream Rinse IVz” Blue Canvas of State Henry Kissinger. open war in the Mideast—whether we elected actuary ih 1973. Binder m ^ ^ The answer is haunted by two have technicians in the Sinai or He is a graduate of the 16 oz. University of Rhode Island and Reg. & X-Body tragedies. The recent Southeast Asia not—will involve us. 3-1 b. Ascot Park Our Reg. 1.73 Our Reg. 1.79 a Fellow of the Society of Ac Grass Seed Mixture Kenner experience has made us a bit gun shy Therefore we urge the Congress to tuaries. He is a member of the TOYS FOR THE KIDDIES politically and the memories of the approve the watchdog force Secretary American Academy of Ac Cork Bulletin tuaries and is chairman of the Our Adorn Hair Spray Kissinger has persuaded both sides to Board holocaust of only a few decades ago group insurance examination Reff. YOUR 18x24" Will not let us abandon Israel m orally. accept as a basis for an interim agree subcommittee of the Health In- Gives fast coverage on most soils. All13oz. Types 1 ^ ^ CHOICE Senate Majority Leader Mike ment. surance Association of Our Reg. 1.77 1.99 Our Reg. 4.29 America. ^.Mansfield has voiced his opinion that We think neither side will dare • Dip Dots Design Book 24 pictures (or children to paint. Our Reg. 2.99 Fire Resistant manning of the outposts to prevent jeopardize its case in worid public opi Merion Kentucky • Picture Pack 'N Playnts Bluegrass Seed Desenex Foot Spray Tip proof, won’t dry out. Our Keg. 2.89 Security ; sneak attacks by either side should be nion by endangering or confronting Chest Steve Sloan paints car tire planters for a recent SAM (Summer Activities in Manchester) crafts sale. (Photo by Reginald Pinto) ^ mmmmmm l-PoundBag m • Fun Factory Jr. a United Nations function. Again the American contingent. 60Z. • 1 2 9 Squeeze out Play Doh shapes. Our Reg. 2.69 With key lock mwimmm Size '555S5S3' Our Reg. 10.99 ^story haunts us for the Korean We know the American presence in For a beautiful lawn. I Our Reg. 1.85 • Funny Frogs Play Doh Set wMMmmm Our Reg. 1.69 I Flip toss game for ages 3 to 7 . Our Reg. 2.89' Conflict was a United Nations action the Sinai is no 100 per cent guarantee fm w m m in name only and an American involve- that peace accords with other Arab ‘Grade creep’ hazard to taxpayer’s health mmmmmm 18” Disston Lawn Rake :ment in fact. nations and Israel can be achieved; sturdy spring tines; We know there is a lot of agonizing but who would have thought two or BUSINESS lightweight. month’s rest. Four days later, the Senate Our Reg. 4.49 going on as each congressman weighs three years ago that Egypt and Israel WASHINGTON - Rep. Les Aspin, D- Anyway, the problem is that the elec Wis., who specializes in peddling informa torate as a whole isn’t getting much passed the bill with virtually no debate 2 4 "Size ...... his decision in the light of constituent would come as far as they have ANDREW TULLY 4.44 tion that is dangerous to the taxpayer’s representation in Congress these days. and sent it to the House Rules Committee. m ! h - 'opinions. toward an accommodation? health, has come up with another piece of Indeed, members of that allegedly august ’The committee agreed by voice vote to million; Interior and Justice each $33- Imported Dutch Bulbs We wish there were an alternative ’The stake is stability in the Mideast. bad news. body joined the mob when they hastily suspend normal procedure and allow the W- million; Housing and Urban Development, bill to be taken up on the floor the same that would guarantee the new peace This potential peace is largely an Aspin got to thinking, again, about the pushed through legislation before massive federal bureaucracy and set the $26-niillion; Labor, $19-million, and State, recessing last month giving them an day. * * treaty. We wish the animosities that American creation. It requires our $3-million. 45* TO 1.99 Library of Congress Research Service to automatic pay increase every year, tied to Forthwith, a House majority agreed to ^ Colorful tulipk, crocus, daffodils II so pervade the Mideast would vanish. physicai participation not in numbers inquiring into a practice known as "grade the Consumer Price Index. If the raise is 5 expedite consideration of the bill. 'There and many other varieties. Plant All Weather Clairol Crazy Curl Lady Schick Unisonic 8-Digit s The Treasury Department turned now for Spring beauty! We wish there was a clim ate of reason enough to enforce a truce; but in creep.’’ This is a gimmick whereby per cent this year it will cost the was a short but lively debate before the 10W30 Motor Oil Curling Iron Speed Styler Memory Calculator ^ government employes are moved into a heretic. It reduc^ its number of employes taxpayers $34-million. House adopted it by a vote of 214 to 213. . there that would have made Secretary token form to remind the world that in higher levels and thus saved $31-million. The vote was a fraud; House Speaker Carl $ Q 7 f s r higher job rating so they can draw more Apropos of that price of larceny. VIGORO CLEARANCE SALE! Our Our Kissinger’s efforts unnecessary. we are not retreating from our com pay for the same work. In many cases, the They’ll get Secretary Bill Simon for that. Congressional Quarterly has come up with Albert gaveled it through despite protests Reg. Sale # Inlroduelorr < Reg. m 34.99 But these are pipe dreams. mitment to the cause of peace. term “same work” means practically no a quote from one of the leaders of the from "the floor. Not All Sizes In All Storei-N o Rain Cjwcks 64c “ f Qt. 18.97 14.97 ij & 16.70 Large readout, square and % keys | Aspin cited the study as “compelling Such redent history helps to explain why Super drying 800 watts of power; work, but let that pass. exercise: Golden VIgoro For year 'round use—SE graded Steam mist aids in curling, straight Floating decimal, many features. ' ^ Anyway, the library’s study, revealed evidence that top-heaviness in the “We didn’t want to get the facts out Congress will never move against abuses ening hair. Thermostatic heat 5 styling and drying attachments, Lawn Fertilizer for engine protection. , 3 settings. 8352 AC Adapter...... 4.99 that grade creep cost tax^iayers $l-billion bureaucracy continues to grow like 'Top- before it was done,” CQ quotes this with the bureaucracy. The conflict of in 6 qts. per customer. tontrol, swivel cord. 8C200 more in 1974 than in 1967. Last year’s extra sy.” Not a bad cliche. In his place, anonymous source. “I think quite honestly terest is too deep. The legislator who 5.000 voted for a Congressional pay raise S q.F t cost was $15.6-billion, compared with however, I fear I would have called for a we wanted to move on this thing before the Our Reg. 6.49 arranged by trickery is not able to take off 4.99 FOR ALL YOUR HOME CANNING NEEDS! people’s revolt against what is in effect ?14.6-billion in 1967. Not surprisingly, the editorials started being written about it.” lO M EN t YOUR I 10.000 Sq.Ft...... 8 .8 8 against his fellow tricksters in govern l /m m n f a s t I Pentagon grade creep cost in 1974 was a taxation without representation. By now They succeeded. The pay plan, attached KlEPt II Greens lawn fast; long lasting. whopping $544-million; Agriculture most citizens realize they’re supporting a to a minor bill pertaining to a job safety ment departments who benefit by grade OREENI Department, $132-million; Transporta lot of malingerers on Uncle Sam’s payroll, program for postal workers, did not si^- creep — a device nowhere explicitly Joins firm . Deep Green VIgoro OPEN FORUM authorized in official manuals. This is a tion, $113-million; Health, Education, and but nobody ever voted for grade creep — a face publicly until July 25, less than a Atty. Michael J. Welton of Lawn Fertilizer Welfare, $100-million; Commerce, |38- term, by the way, which is eminently apt. week before Congress went home for a sick town. East Hartford has joined the law firm of Brennan and 10,000 Willard, 303 Burnside Ave., Sq.Ft. ^What fun, You are all invited East Hartford. Our Ref. 15.95 OW ENS VOUN I 11.54 To the editor: Welton is a graduate of I LAWN EAST! 5.000 Sq. Ft., Reg. 8.95 .....5.97 vandalism’ On behalf of the Vernon Bicentennial More pity for the criminal than victims Manchester’s East Catholic 1 15.000 Sq. Ft., Res. 22.95 ... 16.40 Presto 4 Qt. Dazey Commission and the Greater Vernon High School. He was recently Slow release for sustained feeding. Cold Pack To the editor. Jaycees, I am pleased to Invite each and named to East Hartford’s first I Mason Jars Pressure Cooker Seal-A-Meal of every three victims in today’s society Human Rights Commission. He I 20 Qt. Canner Freezer Boxes In the spring time the Town of every citizen of the Tiri-Town area to the WASHINGTON - When a thug tried to vestigating their plight for the Deep Green VIgoro Our will not even bother to report crimes com will be engaged in the general Our Manchester very graciously opened a ’76 to ’76 “Then and Now” Bicenten assault Beth Sofler on a New York City Washington-based law enforcement TOM TIEDE I 1-DOZ. 0 2 7 1 2 7 7 Reg, practice of law. | Weed and Feed 5 8 8 YOUR ^ 2 2 Reg. large garden lot for we who wished to take nial kickoff. doorstep last year he set in motion not association, Lacy believes victims are vic mitted. “It’s purely speculation,” says the PINTS 16.99 1L99 CHOICE I Reg. 2.97 Prepares food for freezer; advantage of having our own little plot to This is the caning event in a week-long one, but many crimes against women. And timized not only by crooks, but often, and Police Foundation’s Lacy, “but a good -SHEILA TULLER 5.000 Heavy duty cast aluminum Packages of 4-one quart with exclusive pressure heat seals in freshness. work the good earth. series of events, marking the start of the though the criminal act Itself was bad after the fact, by cops, courts and con terminable waiting. Cases drag on. Court argument might be made that this is an at Sq.Ft. Named to board Our Reg. 11.95 _ size or 5 -IVz quart size; l-DOZ. QTS., Rei. 3.37 2 ^ ' regulator; fast cooking. Ideal for leftovers, too. 85000 It has been a great deal of hard work but Vernon Bicentennial Celebration. The free enough, the related offenses may have ditions of procedure that generally dates are set, canceled, reset and mosphere in which the criminal element 8.37 John B. April, an agent with close tightly for freezing. been worse. dehumanize and diminish. canceled again. And even when the vic can thrive.” 10.000 Sq. Ft.. Her 21.95.... 16.44 much more fun in watching the harvest "family fare” affair is scheduled from the Metropolitan Life Insurance Ms. Sofler, a college student, speht Just the matter of finding a parking tims go through it all, suffering lost wages Feeds lawn, eliminates broadleaf weeds. grow, to look to^all and the pleasure of 10:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 14 at Co. in Manchester, has .been space near a courthouse, says Lacy, can for time off their jobs, wasting dreary canning and fizzing our own
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\ Ptr-R SIX - MANCHESTER EVEaMING HERALD. Mancfaegter. Conn., Fri., Sept. 5. 1OT8 Ford, in Reagan land, denounces government regulation
placards reading, ''Full Denouncing government he has scheduled this month for politicians and delivered a matter rather than a federal SACRAMENTO, Calif. (UP!) employment — not empty regulation of industry as a the nation's most populous crime message to a joint ses- function. Registrations Now Being _ President Ford invaded promises” and "Jobs for All.” “ mulligan stew of rules and state. Ford addressed the Host sion of the California His California venture was Ronald Reagan county today Tlie primary goal of his ad Taken for Lessons ont regulations...a nightmare of Breakfast, an annual clambake legl^ture before flying back to boosted by a new poll showing and continued to orchestrate his ministration, Ford said, is to red tape and paper shuffling,” of California’s top Washington for a weekend of that over the summer he had o QUITAR • FLUTE favorite theme; Unshackle expand the economy to provide Ford urged California businessmen. golf. wiped out a 9 percentage point 0 TRUMPET • SAXOPHONE Am erican business and in more jobs. businessmen to help him “ free His speech kicked off a Ford’s aides said he would deficit and now leads former dustry so workers, can take "A working American is a o BANJO * a c c o r d io n rigorous day in which he had tell the lawmakers crime Gov. Reagan by 7 points in his home "a paycheck instead of a the free enterprise system.” buying American, an investing o DRUMS Making the first of two forays meetings with Gov. Edmund prevention was a local and state home state. Reagan is con raincjieck.” American, a saving Brown Jr. and top state sidered Ford’s only challenger o CLARINET for the 1976 presidential American,” he said. a ELECTRIC BASS nomination. “ Unemployment checks are to nation Ford was fresh from a six- maintain life. Paychecks are to Call 649-2036 Him! Meany says speech, 12-hour jauntThursday enrich life.” in Seattle and Portland, Ore. He Ford said the tax breads he Phono Early For Boat Opening must keep oil curbs was given a generally warm has proposed to Congress will \ welcome, but he did run into give business and industry Ray Beller’a MUSIC SHOP “ fallback” position, in case WASHINGTON (UPI) - some demonstrations in both “ some of the incentive our Ford wins the veto struggle and 1013 Main 81., Mancheatar 649-2030 AFL-CIO President George places. economic expansion requires. Ronald Emanualson of Middletown competes in the tractor pulling contest. (Herald photos by Dallaire) (Xmgress needs to work with ■ Discount Records, Tapes A Band fnatiwnenta Meany says President Ford’s A Portland crowd of about 50 They will give job seekers a him on a middle ground. planned veto of oil price control persons jeered and waved paycheck instead of a extension threatens to increase' raincheck.” inflation, deepen recession and Raveles boycotts, others refuse to debate hurt American workers. He said Congress shouid override Blackstone must face Dagon explained the recent yellow safety stripes, speeding EAST HARTFORD transfer of funds to purchase a the veto. YOGA Ravelese in the primary to seek violations on Silver Lane, ^nd Sheila TulleY “ An increase in oil prices The his fourth term as mayor in the photo identification machine teen-agers hanging around a 2894283 would increase the prices of November elections. for the town clerk’s office as north end school. Mayor Richard H. Blackstone everything from food to CLASSES Dotty Gibson Perrett In his opening remarks, opposed to using Police Depart Ldbero Palino, council can was at East Hartford High medicine,” Meany said in a Blackstone compared being ment camera equipment. The didate, introduced other Good For AH Ages School last night at 8 to debate letter to Sen. Henry Jackson, D- elected to being hired for a posi amount in question was 6555 Democrats - For - Open- School Of Dance Harry Ravalese. However, the HUMY CLASSES ME eiOSIIW EMOU NM FM FAU Wash. tion. In both cases one must necessary to meet the bid cost Government who were present He said it “ could send the FULL REdSTMTION Democrat - For -Oj«n- Govern present a resume before a deci of 61,755. including William P. Wilkie, PATTI COmHGAirS SCHOOL OF GYMNASTICS, IML t a p - ACROBATIC - BALLET - JAZZ * M u n M «a Ti u EM M M a K n B N «u n * economy into an even deeper Claeses Start The Week ot September 8th ment mayoral candidate did not sion can be made, he said. Mrs. Kepler answered Ruth Emilie, Elaine Thibodeau (Cmril W M H I Ha A • ni ta A, tad recession” and called it apppear. His resume, to last night’s questions regarding board and Mack Hawkins. PHONE 649-6S31 Another meeting is planned Speclalixing in Gymnastics for Girls of all agss “ outrageous.” Preschool Classes, and all Ages gathering, was based on a foun purchasing procedures and the Democratic Town Chairman before the Sept. 11 primary but (preschool2'A-up) and Younger Boys. Ford’s veto would cancel a Rethwira - IntarnioiHatM - Advanced dation of fiscal stability and hot lunch program. James Fitzgerald introduced Mornliig and Evening Clasaaa Ravelese said he will not attend Individualixod Small Group Instruction on •Unovsn six-month extension of oii price United Methodist Church, Bolton was his prime objective as Dwyer went into a lengthy the party-endorsed slate. • • unless it is one-to-one debate. Parolloi Bars Balance Beam VauICng • Floor Exardao controis which expired at mid Raglalar at the Studki 'A Honr Before Clasa Rl. 44A & South Road mayor. explanation of how his office Besides the members of the The next debate is scheduled (tumbling combined with dance) night Sunday. Energy experts Mon. 8:30 AJn. • IntamwdlaM WacL 0:00 pjn. - IntomwtBalm He figured the cost of govern issues checks and the party who spoke, Odessa C. For Information Or Regislratibn for 8 p.m. Tuesday, at Penney ★ MST OW STAFF ★ believe lack of an extension 10:80 ijn . - BagimMr* TM p.m. - Baglnnan II ment for the East Hartford safeguards built into the Terry, Joseph J. Dentamaro, SUN p jn . - AdvSnood SKW p.m. - BagbNMn High School. • PATTI COnmOAN DUNNB would boost gasoline prices by TM pjiL - InMmudlta a taxpayer was 49 cents per week bookkeeping system, to Richard M. Torpey, William B. Lauren MacDonald, Harvest Fair Queen Thursday night, Sunsan at least three cents a gallon. S.-00 p jn . - BagtouMn FrI. 0:30 p.m. - IntwnMdMM Phone 646-0301, or 647-1024 per year for the past six years. reassure one questioner who is Dailey, and Henry Genga, coun tafe IMnlltalai taMt ti»niii*a d wiliiaMl Dunlop, moderator and co- White House press secretary Blackstone described what concerned after hearing of the cil candidates, were present. (UmHod Enrollmont) "president of the League of • KSVIN DUNNE Ron Nessen said Ford will not each town department offered Housing Authority misuse. Lawrence DelPonte, Joyce tttpKaNWisi.i>iii«
r ' t MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Sept. 5, 1975 — PAGE ELEVEN P A G E TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn- Fri.. Sept. 5, 1975 OBITUARIES District silent on petition status
(Continued from Page One) “With all the work they’ve done to Red Sox Still not counting Baltimore out Richard J. Gworck culated in compliance with proven, from one pf the two attorneys who requirements. date,” said Noble, “I feel they’d back it up Richard J. Gworek, 55, of 28 prepared the petition and who represent When the district voted July 31 to extend with contributions for court costs.” N. Elm St. died Thursday in the petitioners. its boundaries, LaBelle was moderator of Noble said the Buckland-area Manchester Memorial Christpher Noble (the other attorney is the special meeting. In answer to, petitioners may be a party in any court ac Hospital. Robert Bletchman) contested Moses’ questions concerning court costs, were the tion that develops, or may as the law per mits them, take their own court action. after a sweep of crucial two-game series He was bom in Vernon and ruling. He said Sec. 7-9, the authority cited town to contest the action, he said they’d worked as a chef at Mansfield by Moses, doesn’t apply in this situation. be borne by the district and not the Training School, Mansfield. Noble said the statute refers to voter^of petitioners. BALTIMORE (UPI) - Boston’s Carl first inning that allowed stepped on third base to May chased Robinson’s forced out, I kept going to Royals 7, White Sox 0 with a three-run homer and a municipality petitioning the municipali Boston’s Fred Lynn, after Yastrzemski also indicated Boston to score two un force Yastrzemski, but his throw, saw Yastrzemski He was a World War II Army ty in which they reside. third base, but I kept Frank White and Jim a sacrifice fly to power scoring what proved to be the super-confident Red Sox earned runs. Carlton Fisk’s trotting from third base to veteran of the European ’The Bu'ckland petition, he pointed out, Massaro and at least two district direc watching and when May Wohlford each drove in Cleveland over Milwaukee. the winning run in a 3-1 vic won’t be overconfident until tripie and a wild throw by home’ plate and fired theater and was a recipient of involved voters within an area of a tors indicated that night they’d be against threw the ball past Duncan, three runs to lead Kansas Lis, recalled by the Indians Dateline 1775 tory that put thib Red Sox they nail down the division loser Mike Torrez produced another wild toss in that the Purple Heart. He was a municipality (Buckland and the town) the assumption of court costs by the dis I kept going. Yaz seemed to City to its fourth straight Sept. 1, belted his three-run member of the Veterans of eight games atop the flag. an insurance run in the ninth direction past diving catcher petitioning a second municipality (the trict and several district taxpayers By United Press International be trotting to the dugout via victory and sixth in its iast homer in the second off Foreign Wars in Manchester, PERTH AMBOY, N.J., Sept. 5 - New American League East, still “We have to forget about inning. Dave Duncan. Lynn rounded Eighth District). expressed concern over the potential homeplate. I never saw a eight games on Paul Split- rookie Lafayette Currence. and the Manchester Lodge of He said, also, the petition and the action Jersey Gov. Franklin, the Tory son of won’t count Baltimore out of the lead we have, take each It was the errors in the third and scored on May’s expense. play like it, but I’m going to torff’s third shutout. ’The Elks. are consistent with the state constitution, Benjamin Franklin, expressed fear that he the race. game as it comes and then first inning, however, that error. Noble said he hasn’t discussed the sub remember it. R, turned out victory over Chicagg left the Survivors are his wife, Mrs. which gives residents the right to assem might be seized and “1 ^ like a bear” to in-, “Obviously, I’d ratl)er be win our share. I’ve never contributed most to the to be a big one for us.” Angels 6, Rangers 4' ble or petition for redress of grievances. - ject of court costs with the petitioners (246 Royals six games behind Claire Gagnon Gworek of carceration. He also warned that the Con in our position than theirs,” known what it’s iike to win a Orioles downfall. “I thought Robinson might Noble said, in the event the petition of the 469 property owners signed the tinental Congress might take over control The Orioles stranded 10 pace-setting Oakland in the Lee Stanton cracked a Willimantic; his mother, Mrs. said Lynn after Boston had pennant easy in Boston,” have missed the base,” said were proved to be lacking in proper form, -petition), but that he surmises they’d of the colonies. After designated hitter runners against the com AL West. bases-loaded double to drive Amelia Bajorin Gworek of Ver taken the crucial two-game Yastrzemski said. Yastrzemski with a wry it could be corrected or a new petition cir- share the costs if necessary. Cecii Cooper singied, bined five-hit pitching of in three unearned runs in the non; two brothers, Joseph /. series. “But the Orioles are grin. “I simply kept going.” Dick Pole and reliever Dick Indians 10, Brewers 5 Gworek of Glastonbury and The Orioles made it easy Yastrzemski doubled and eighth inning after smashing a fighting bail club and they Drago, who struck out five Edward F. Gworek of Bloom for the Red Sox thanks to Lynn walked to load the Joe Lis, brought back to a two-run homer in the won’t quit. (Manager Earl) and earned his 10th save field, and two sisters, Mrs. throwing errors by Brooks bases, Robinson fielded Jim throw to first base was off Lynn put it this way. the majors only three days seventh as California beat Weaver won’t let them give with four innings of shut-out Francis Kessler of East Wind Robinson and Lee May in the Rice’s one-out grounder. He the mark as Cooper scored. “When I saw Carl being ago, drove home four runs Texas. Leaming the colonial art of making butter are, from left, Denise DuBaldo, Robert New charges made up.” ball. sor and Mrs. Julian Eddy of Choquette, Wendy Morton and Kris Archembault, all members of the Blue Shutter Play Farmington. and Learn School. The funeral is Saturday at against drug aide 8:15 a.m. from the White- Gibson-Small Funeral Home, 65 Blue Shutter School opens Monday Elm S t, Vernon, with a Mass at HARTFORD (UPI) - State time the first two weeks of Robinson 9 at St. Bernard’s Church, Ver auditors today leveled new September 1974 when he sup T h e non. Burial will be in St. Ber The Blue Shutter Play and planned to give a blend of tion, a library and a museum charges of misusing public posedly was working. nard’s Cemetery, Vernon. Tliey said weekly attendance to retire Learn School, a nursery school guided and independent ac are also enjoyed by the funds against Walter A. Friends may call at the for 3-and 4-year-olds, will begin tivities indoors and outdoors. children. Stewart, executive director of fecords, initialed by the agency Herald Angle funeral home tonight from 7 to Monday at the Trinity Covenant During the year special The school is licensed by the the Connecticut Drug Council. business manager, show Stewart at work. However, they as player 9. Church on Hackmatack St. emphasis is given to arts and state and is taught by its direc State auditors Henry Becker By Earl Yost There are sessions Monday, crafts, cooking projects, tors and a teacher’s aide. Tui and Leo Donohue, in a letter to said, the cumulative record Those wishing to do so may science, music, group games tion is paid bi-monthly. shows Stewart taking four days Sports Editor Wednesday and Friday from 9 Gov. Ella T. Grasso, said a MILWAUKEE (UPI) - make memorial gifts to the and color and shape recogni For information, call direc of compensatory time off and to 11 a.m., and noon to 2 p.m. check of records shows Stewart Frank Robinson made it plain Heart Fund, 310 Collins St., tors Mrs. Pierre Marteney at five vacation days. There are openings in both tion. had three publications printed Thursday. He wants to come Hartford. Field trips to a duck pond, a 643-7277, or Mrs. Allan They said he loaned four sessions. without a written contract and back next year as manager of maple tree tapping, a fire sta Schubert, 644-1952. without competitive bidding. state-owned typewriters to the The pre-primary program is the Cleveland Indians. But he Becker said the new charges Epilepsy League of Greater Stevens drove Bolton car Hartford, an organization with doesn’t want to be a player and Pierrette Speneer appeared to be part of a con When Bugs Stevens captured the feature stock car race he doesn’t want to manage for tinuing pattern of Stewart’s which he was associated for at Thompson Speedway last weekend he piloted the John Pierrette Rivkin Spencer, 25, two years, after one of the more than four years after this. Mayoral debate sought handling of the agency and the Stygar Pinto of Bolton. ’The car has won two previous Robinson, the first black of 113 Wells St. was discovered review of agency records is machines had been repaired at Thompson 300 qualifyin features with Ed Flemke ^hind manager in baseball, said he dead in her home Thursday at continuing. ' state expense. 3:10 p.m. by police responding Tbe auditors said the 1975 the wheel...’There’s a new face with a familiar name had decided before this season by VernoU GOP leader Stewhrt is paid $21,438 a year started that it would be his last. to a call for oxygen. to head the drug control agen Comprehensive Plan for Drug working in the New York Yankee front office these days. Her body was taken to the Abuse Prevention was printed Joe Garagiola Jr. has joined the club as a special assist^ t “For physical reasons, I just Morgan Campbell, “This type of man-to-man en Bible meetings cy. feel like 20 years is enough,” he University of Connecticut The auditors said state atten at a total cost of $7,683.96. But to President Gabe Paul. Garagiola, not as famous as his Republican campaign chair counter will establish in free An informl Bible study- said. “1 just want people to Health Center in Farmington dance records were altered,, payment was'handled in five father, graduated cum laude from the University of Notre Ron Zavarella drives his Zavarella Special to victory and open forum the relative discussion group will meet each remember me the way I am. this morning for an autopsy. man in Vernon, today urged temporary employes, including separate invoices, each under Dame in 1972 and received his law degree from merits of the two,” Campbell Friday at the home of Mr. and “I think too mny athletes stay Dr. Elliott Gross, the state’s both mayoral candidates to relatives of agency employes, $2,000, apparently to avoid the Georgetown University last May...Fred Bilentnikoff of said. Mrs. 'Ted Wilcox in Tolland at 8 around too long and just drag it chief medical examiner, said “defoliate the maze of can were hired improperly, and requirement for competitive “It is a fact the top elected of p.m., said the Rev. Bob Tallent, Oakland will start the NFL season with 450 career forward out and leave a bad taste in late this morning she died from didacy camouflage which is state typewriters were loaned bidding, they said. Tbe auditors sure to develope’’ by debating ficial is required to make on- pastor of the First Babtist Appeals for peace pass catches to his credit during a 10-year career. He leads people’s mouths. I just want to natural causes. to a private agency. said three council employes, the-spot, mature, decisions and Church of Tolland. all active receivers in the AFC...UC!onn soccer team will get out when I’m reasonably on Few details were available. head-to-head. Last month, the auditors ac two temporary employes who National drag championship SCORE He is inviting the incumbent value judgments. In these in The study is designed for both entertain St. Louis at Storrs on Saturday, Sept. 13 in top as a player.” Det. Capt. Joseph Sartor said cused Stewart of billing the are relatives of council The Boston Herald American used its front page today for mgyor. Republican Frank stances, the nature of the top couples and single persons and Robinson denied reports he she had at least one child about council twice for the same trips employes and two other tem an appeal from all concerned, urging a peaceful opening of Memorial Stadium. Tickets are now available for the 2 BOARD McCoy, and his Democratic op official becomes critical for the is open to people of all faiths, he had talked with Cleveland of three months old. A neighbor on at leastl7 different occasions porary employes were paid Boston schools and the start of Phase 2 of the court- o’clock start. ponent, ’Thomas Benoit, to hold town.” said. To learn more, call 872- ficials regarding his return next was taking care of it, he said. and allowing a private consul $856.19 for work on the drug Thursday’s Sports Resulls a series of debates before the He is waiting for replies 7865 or 875-1783. ordered desegregation. (UPI photo) year. He said he talked to Funeral arrangements were tant to operate out of the coun plan. in Class A won hy Zavarella By United Press International election.- Sticking with 3~4 front alignment General Manager Phil Seghi not available at noon. cil’s offices. Coach Chuck Fairbanks of the New England Patriots and club President Ted Bonda American League Mental Health commissioner I East will go with a 3-4 front defensive alignment again this almost daily, but not about his Ernest Shepherd put Stewart on ROCKVILLE HOSPITAL NOTES status as a manager. By EARL YOST Zavarella piloted a com There are 100 Class A Zavarella has been in W. L. Pet. G.B. season which means the man in the middle up front is Buston 82 56 .599 - a leave of'absence without pay “I talked .with them today Sports.Editor paratively new car, out in registered dragsters in the terested in the racing game after the first charges were called a nose tackle...Because of conflicts at- Shea Baltimore 74 63 .540 8 ADMITTED WEDNESDAY: Provencher, South. St., Village St., Rockville; Susan over the phdne,” he said. “But World Series of dragster, competition for only the country and the top eight since he was 16. New York 70 68 .507 124 Trenton, N.J., gets water again leveled. In a letter to Mrs. Stadium, the New York Jets must play all six pre-season Andrea Byrne, Baxter St., Rockvillej Martha Scheiffer, Leach, Spring St., Rockville; nothing has been discussed racing last week in In sixth time, when he was competed at Raceway Park, “You have to see the car, Cleveland 64 69 .481 16 Grasso Thursday, Stewart Said Milwaukee 60 79 .432 23 Tolland; John Daly Jr., Broad Orchard St., Rockville; Denise Little, 'Thompson St.', games and their first two regular starts on the road...Pro about me being back as clocked in 8:08 seconds for a stone’s throw from the he was innocent but did not res dianapolis found a it’s a beauty. I thought I had Detroit 53 84 ,387 29 Brook; Kimberly Henri, Staf Dorothy Springer, Crystal Lake Rockville; Penny Madden, Old Football Hall of Fame publicist Don Smith reports that the manager.” West pond directly to the earlier Manchester man, 23-year- the quarter-mile run while world-famous Indianapolis a good chance to win the TRENTON, N.J. (UPI) — water flowing to thousands of With seven pumps churning The initial pumping would ford Springs; Denise Little, Rd., Tolland; Robert Wilson Stafford Rd., Tolland; Arthur all-time record for one team playing away from home is Robinson said he would like W. L. Pet. G.B. charges by the auditors. old Ron Zavarella turning in attaining a speed of 171 Speedway. best looking car in the class Mayor Arthur Holland today residents, many of whom away, engineers said it would still only provide enough water ’Thompson St., Rockville; Carol Jr., Stafford. Matteson, Stafford Springs; held by the Duluth Eskimos who played 29 games during to manage for four years after Oakland 82 55 .599 - The auditors said state atten the fastest time in the Class mph. This is six miles per More than 100,000 spec but everyone was near- Kansas City 76 61 .555 6 flipped a switch and sent fresh haven’t had a bath in five days. take some time for the water to for drinking and sanitary needs. J. Lougee, Talcottville Rd., ADMITTED THURSDAY; Lillian Morency, Prospwt St., one stretch in the 1920s and all but one was away from this one. dance records were altered to A category to reign as hour faster than his nearest tators watched the Indiana perfect,” the bachelor said. Texas 68 72 .486 154 reach the 250,000 residents of Officials said they hope to have Vernon; Mary McGill, Karen Connors, Somers; Louise Rockville. home. They were on the road 111 straight days and “Then I will be 45 years old. Minnesota 65 70 .481 16 show Stewart taking vacation national champion. competitor. promotion which started on Carrying No. 180, the win Trenton and its suburbs. up to 35 million gallons, the nor Vernwood Dr., Vernon; Charles DeCarli, Grant St.,.Rockville; BIRTHS THURSDAY: A travel^ 17,000 miles for regular season and exhibition I’ll have been in baseball 24 Chicago 66 73 .475 17 The city’s filter system broke mal daily usage, flowing by Diane Dessert, Stafford; daughter to Mr. and Mrs. years. That’s enough time. I’d Winning the Class A title Wednesday with time trials ning car measures 23 feet in California 64 75 .460 19 ^McKean, Old Stone Rd., Ver games. In one span of eight days the Eskimos played five Thursday's Results Girls create a stir down Sunday, forcing schools, Saturday night or Sunday. Robert Dessert, Stafford; a son like to spend some tiiiie at in the Unites States Drag and wound up Labor Day length, weighs 1,300 pounds Court orders non; Phyllis McKeen, Orchard Carmela Federico, Homestead games. The full squad number^ 13 players, the star being Kansas City 7 Chicago 0 government offices and fac At least 70 per cent of the city St., Manchester Joan Gary, to Mr. and Mrs. Alexander home before tjie kids grow up Racing Championships was with the finals. and has a 1975 Chevrolet St., Rockville; Corinne Milnes, Ernie Nevers, former Stamford All-American who played Boston 3 Baltimore 1. night among student body tories to close and families to and four suburban townships Hughes prove Stafford Springs; Anthony Scott Dr., Vernon; Kevin Kinc- Gary, Scott Dr., Vernon; a and leave.” the biggest thrill for the Zavarella, who is a sales engine. It’s painted iNew York 8 Detroit 1, night limit water consumption to was short of water ’Thursday as man. Grove St., Rockville; daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Marc 1,714 of a possible 1,740 minutes...Manchester’s Jerry Fay, “I know I’m a better Cleveland 10 Milwaukee 5. night Pachesa, Baldwin Rd., young racing enthusiast in engineer with Pilot Co. in tangerine in front, candy ap California 6 Texas 4. night drinking and cooking. a hose and truck lifeline he is alive Manchester;. Linda Roper, John Morse, Cook Rd., Tolland; Henri, Stafford Springs. who was a standout tackle with the Philadelphia manager than I was at the start working in the silk mills. The four years of competition. East Hartford, owned by his ple red in the center and Tonight’s Games The three females students provided eight million gallons Meadow wood Rd., Tolland; Celia Niznik, Grandview St., Yellowjackets during the same period in the NFL, can still of the season,” he said. “I hope (All Times EDT) last year of such a program was NEW YORK (UPI) - A “It’s the fastest car father. Savin, said his darker candy tones were enrolled at Howell Cheney of outside water. James Surette, Grahaber Rd., Manchester; David Williams, ’This printing test pattern is spin some stories about the ‘good old days’ when players to continue to improve until the New ‘York (Gura 5*5 and Medich 12- in 1947. The girls were awarded Manhattan Supreme Court (dragster) in the country in dragster cost $15,000. “I’m used in the rear to darken 15) at Baltimore (Grimsley 9*13 and Regional Vocational-Technical Officials banned industrial Ellingtonf Talcottville Rd., Vernon. part of ’The Herald quality con went both ways and were rarely substituted for. Fay season’s over. Hopefully, if I ’m a certificate after completing Talko break off justice Thursday gave meeting Class A proud that I bought it with the color. Garland 1-5), 2, 5:30 p.m. School this year are creating a use of city water until Monday DISCHARGED DISCHARGED THURSDAY: trol program in order to give back next year, I won’t make 4,800 hours of training. But GROTON (UPI) - Despite billionaire Howard Hughes two played against Nevers, Jim Thorpe and Red Grange, the my own money,” he noted. The car, which has a Detroit (Ruble 10-10) at Cleveland slight stir among the otherwise and recommended that the few WEDNESDAY: Morton Deanna Blanchard, Geraldine you one of the finest the same mistakes.” specifications using a single (Eckersley 10-5), 7:30 p.m. there was no academic federal intervention in the 10- weeks to prove he’s not dead. big ball-carrying threats some 50 years ago. all-male student body. week strike by 10,000 workers, residents who were able to Granger Jr., Enfield; Claire Dr., Ellington; Michelle Car- newspapers in the nation. He said that with the young carbureator,’’ Zavarella The win at Indy didn’t special enclosed box trailer, Boston (Lee 17-7) at Milwaukee program. Justice Bernard Nadel issued (Broberg 11-13), 8;30 p.m. They are the first girls in the talks have again broken off draw water from their taps not Gritman, Geraldine Dr., son, Cora Rd., Tolland; players returning next year said after driving home bring any financial rewards, burns Sunoco 260 gas and has Not until 1954 was a full a show cause order directing Minnesota (Goltz 13-10) at Chicago history of the school to attend between employes and manage take baths, water lawns or flush Ellington; Vernon Hutchins, Michelle Davis, Heidi Dr., Ver Notes off the cuff “I’m certain it will be a fun from the 500 of drag racing. the long-haired, flaming red a three-speed transmission. academic program offered in Hughes, who is seldom seen in (Wood 13-18), 9 p.m. under the present full high ment at the Electric Boat Divi toilets frequently. Kelly Rd., Vernon; Gladys non; Victor Donnarumma, year. “The victory gave me a lot head said. However, for his The body is all hand form Kansas City (Busby 15-111 at conjunction with the technical public, to state by Sept. 17 why “We would never sell more than 7,500 season tickets, “ school diploma program. sion of General Dynamics. More than 700 volunteer fire Maslak, Windsorville; Darlene of prestige in drag racing first national title, he has aluminum. California (Figueroa 12-11). 10:30 p.m, program which provided a high he should not be declared legal Kevin Walsh, chief tub-thumper for the New England Texas (Perry 14-16) at Oakland fighters, some on 48-hour shifts, Paolillo and son, Skinner Rd., Years ago, beginning 1915, school diploma at the end of ly dead. Whalers said over a luncheon table. “We would keep 3,000 MAJOR circles. been assured by several Zavarella, who does most (Bahnsen 9-12), 11 p.m. manned supply hoses and Vernon; Wayne Peterson, KODAK - POLAROID girls attended the former four years. “I think we’re going to smoke for a gate sale for each home game. We don’t want a “My aim is to drive the manufacturers that expen of the work on his car, just Saturday's Games textile school, later the pipelines connected to outside him out,” said Manhattan at Orchard St., Rockville; Alan AGENCY LEAGUE sive equipment will be hopes he can return to In Texas at Oakland One of the four girls supposed water companies and leading to monolopy. We have sold about 4,300 season tickets and first car to go under seven Boston at Milwaukee Manchester State Trade School, torney I. Walton Bader, DISCOUNT PRICES supplied free in the months dianapolis in another year to have begun at Cheney Tech all known area wells. about 600 under the 20-game plan. Individual game sales LEADERS seconds in Class A competi Detroit at Cleveland in an apprentice program for this year has since moved to representing Victor Kurtz. tion in the country,” he ahead as long as he can and cart home another Class Minnesota at Chicago, night More than 30,000 state ARTHUR DRUG lyOl start soon.” Walsh said ^ e Whalers were extremely New York at Baltimore, night Cheney Bros, preparatory to Texas. ABOUT Kurtz is a stockholder in the added. RON ZAVARELLA maintain his current No. 1 A national crown. workers returned to their jobs Calfornia airline Air West, pleased with the response.” The curiosity period is over By United Press International Kansas City at California, twi-night Thursday after a one-day Leading Batters standing. TOWN acquired by the Hughes empire and we now have Whaler fans who want and like (based on 375 at bats) National League holiday forced by the water in 1969. He brought a $100 hockey.’’....’The Whaler pre-season drills will be held in •National League East Fire damages minor shortage. million class action suit against Glastonbury...A new teevee package will be announced g ab r h pet. W. L. Pet. G.B. Lewis Klockner, city water FIRE CALLS Madlock, Chi 119 477 74 175 .367 Pittsburgh 77 59 .566 - Hughes in July charging him shortly, Walsh added...’ilie Boston Celtics, if (they draw The Veterans Council will works director, said the Sunday Simmons, St.L IX 4X X 162 3X St. Louis 73 65 .529 5 with stock manipulation and well at the Civic Center this year in their five NBA starts, Watson. Hou 122 466 65 IX .3X Philadelphia 73 65 .529 5' at Oak St, business meet Monday at 8 p.m. at the breakdown at the filtration MANCHESTER What can you do AND fraud. will increase the Hartford schedule to include eight games Morgan, Cin 127 4X X 144 3X New York 72 66 .522 6 Army & Navy Club in plant along the Delaware River Thursday, 5:14 a.m. — fire at Joshua, SF 112 4X 66 140 .3X Chicago 64 75 .460 144 towels on a shelf in a back Bader said his client feared a Giants^ future o Manchester. the following season...Never a top man in the announcing Police Officers Gary storeroom^ police said. bank may have been caused by Adrian’s Fifth Avenue Hair Sanguillen, Pitt 113 409 48 131 .3X Montreal 60 76 .441 17 six-year statute of limitations Rose, Cin IX 575 X 181 315 RADh West Waterhouse and Donald Burns Firemen arrived soon after to human error. would expire before Hughes or dressers at 34 Oak St. (Town) when yoy want booth during a career of nearly three decades, Jim. Woods saw smoke and flames coming Brock, St.L 115 445 n 140 .315 W. L. Pet. 1G.B. snuff out the rest of the his representatives respond. has been a most pleasant play-by-play announcer as Ned Grifley, Cin 117 413 X IX 315 Cincinnati 92 47 .662 — out the rear door of Adrian’s AMBULANCE CALLS smoldering fire. Hughes must show , why he Manchester Martin’s sidekick in Boston this season. The Red Sox radio Chirdenal, Chi IX 500 73 IX .312 TONIGHT Los Angeles 74 66 .529 184 Fifth Avenue Hairdressers at 34 Both police and fire officials extra money? announcers rate tops among Boston and New York stations American League looks brighter 5:25 Yanks vs. Orioles, San Francisco 70 .69 .564 22 should not be declared legally Oak St. ’Thursday at 5:14 a.m. Neighbors capture Tliursday, 3:29 p.m. — auto K ab r h pet. San Diego 63 77 .450 29>2 said it was definitely a case of dead since “he has effectively in this man’s opinion. WINF They used a fire extinguisher accident on Chestnut and Carew, Minn 124 462 X 172 372 Atlanta 61 79 .436 314 arson and may have been set up not been seen or heard from, Lynn, Bos 126 456 87 149 327 (70-69) to run his rookie 1975 with Lee Lacy aboard to cap 7 :3 0 (11) Yanks vs. Houston 53 88 .376 40 from their cruiser to douse the Winter Sts. NEW YORK (UPI) - The to cover a burglary. young cookie thief and whose absence is not Let H & R Block teach you Munson, NY IX 509 74 162 318 names Montefusco, Falcone record to 13-9. a three-run first inning as Orioles Thursday's Results fire they found from a pile of Today, 1 a.m. — auto accident Rice, Bos 126 495 X 154 311 Atlanta 2 San Diego 1. night Little damage was done. satisfactorily explained, for a in front qf 67 Oakland St. to prepare income tax returns. and Haliqki are giving Wes “I’ve never been on a Los Angeles, behind Doug 8:00 (9) Mels vs. Cards Several Linwood Dr. residents apprehended a 14-year- Washington, Oak 125 496 72 154 310 8:25.Red Sox vs. Brewers, San Francisco 2 Houston 1. night period of five years.” Munson nears 1 OORBVs McRae, KC IX 4X 58 147 306 Westrum good reason -for team that had this many Rail’s four-hitter, stalled Los Angeles 3 Cincinnati 2. night Singleton, Balt 134 511 74 IX WTIC Tonight's Games old Manchester boy who was stealing cookies from a home H & R Block knows income taxes, and how to teach .306 dredging up that yearly good young arms all coming Cincinnati’s NL West there Thursday. DETROIT (UPI) - Con Hargrove, Tex IX 445 72 IX .303 9:00 (22,30) NFL: Raiders (All Times EDT) R.B.H. PORCHERON you to prepare income tax returns. pitching for ib runs and 27 hits Orta, Chi 121 468 56 141 XI credo of the old Brooklyn at the same time,” said clinching number at five. Chicago (Stone 11-7 and R. Reuschel At 3:02 p.m., a woman saw the boy remove a screen and sistency, they say, is the sign of vs. Cowboys We teach income tax preparation to peopie who have in the short series. Harrah, Tex IX 441 73 IX 399 Dodgers: ‘Wait ‘til next Westrum after Montefuspo Crawford’s eighth homer 10-15) at Philadelphia (Carlton 11-12 Gradual* of Hartford School of Mualc A LOVED ONE a good baseball team. It’s also Braun, Minn 116 402 X IX and Simpson 0-01. 2. 5:£ p.m. slide the window open on a vacant house. She called police. a fiair for deaiing accurateiy with figures, and who 399 year.’ and reliever Randy Moffitt came after Lacy singled SATURDAY While neighbors waited for police, the boy bolted out the the trademark of a bad one. Rudy May survived five Home Runs Pittsburgh (Hooker 10-9 and Deniery Re$ume$ enjoy working with the public, and who would like to walks and narrowly missed get National League: Luzinski and At 23 games behind Cin combined to stop the home Davey Lopes with the 2:00 (22,30) Red Sox vs. 7-3) at Montreal iRenko 5-10 and back door. A man caught him. earn extra income in their spare time. Over 300,(XK) If there is one thing the ting his first shutout, pitching a Schmidt, Phil 31; Kingman, NY 29; cinnati in the NL West, first Dodger run. George Brewers Warthen 64), 2. 6:06 p.m. students have graduated from our Income Tax Course. Detroit Tigers have been these Bench, Cin 25; Foster, Cin and Cey, LA Los Angeles (Hopton 1441 at Atlanta PIANO TEACHING The boy was charged with third-degree burglary and five-hitter to raise his record to Westrum doesn’t need a Foster hit a homer for the 2:10 (9) Mels vs. Cards, We teach classes in more than 2,000 communities past six weeks it is consistent. 22. \ (Thompson 04), 7:35 p.m. second-degree criminal trespass. He was referred to 12-10. He struck out five. American League: Mayberry, KC and Reds. WINF St. Louis (Rasmussen 4-21 at New Your love is permanently expressed tor throughout the country. There is almost certain to be ^ Tliey can’t beat anybody. calculator to figure out his Monday, Sept. 15 Juvenile Court and released to his parents. It was the outfield’s turn to Jackson, Oak X; Scott, Mil 27; Bonds, 2:25 Red Sox vs. Brewers, York (Seaver 20-71. 8:06 p.m. a loved one when their resting place is class location and timg satisfactory to you. Job Inter Detroit played itself out of NY 25; Burroughs, Tex 24. San Francisco Giants aren’t Braves 2, Padres 1 San Francisco (Barr 11-121 at When the,homeowners returned, only cookies were mis views available for best students. Send for free infor betray the club Thursday night WTIC 63 Hackmatack Street marked by a Barre Guild Monument. the game early as it has so - Runs Batted In going anywhere this year. Marty Perez singled home 3:00 (3) U.S, Open Tennis Cincinnati (Norman 9-41. j:(fi p.m. sing. Cookies have been missing from tjje home twice in mation and class schedules today. HURRY! when the New York Yankees National League: Luzinski, Phil 101; .San Diego (Jones 184) at Houston Only Barre Guild Mono- often during the last six weeks. But in John Montefusco, 6 4 9 -0 0 4 8 recent weeks, they told police. Bench, Cin KB; Perez, Cin97; Staub, NY Mike Lum with the winning 5:00 (30) World Series of (Roberts 7-MI. 8:S p.m. won 8-1 from the American Only twice since July 27 have Pete Falcone and Ed ments are. permanently / d a d d A League team with the worst 92; Montanez, SF X. run after Atlanta staged a Golf Saturday's Games the Tigers put victories back- American League: Lynn, Bos93; Rice, St. Louis at New York guaranteed by an associa- |Q y | i r v j record. Halicki, the Giant skipper two-run rally in the ninth in 5:00 (8) Wide World of For More biformation- toback—and one of those two Bos and Jackson, Oak 91; Mayberry, KC Sports 7:00 (8) NFL: Cards Chicago at Philadelphia tlqrr of monument menu- 'Thurman Munson is having and Munson, NY X. can look forward to starting ning to beat San Diego. San piego at Ilousto)!. night times was the four games in a vs. Vikings facturers. Visit our display. Monumcni< the best year o^ his career and row the club won when it ter Stolen Bases next season with the most Perez’ game-winning hit off Los Angeles at Atlanta, night $r«niK TONUHT, and H En FRIMV NOn looks like he’ll become the first National League: Lopes, LA 62; impressive collection of 7:25 Yanks vs. Orioles, Pittsburgh at Montreal, night C A L L N O W ! minated its 19-game losing Morgan, Cin 54; Brock, St.L 32; Cedeno, reliever Danny Frisella WINF San Francisco at Cincinnati, night B onrs HIUIT FMM FRIDAY IS SEA FOOD NIGHT Yankee to drive in 100 runs streak. Hou 44; Cardenal, Chi 28. young pitchers in baseball. came after Rod Gilbreath during a season in 11 years. “Have you ever seen such American League: Rivers, Cal M; Halicki (24) hurled the / led off with a single, was [•APPLES • FRESH SWEET APPLE CIDER DCI«GBAOCK I Mickey Mantle did it last, Washington, Oak 40; Otis, KC34; Remy, Houston Astros 2-1 on four y at th * terrible outfield play,” one National League’s only no sacrificed to second and driving in 111 in 1964. Tiger said, ‘"rhey) were sup -Cal 32; Carew, Minn X. hits. “If they make their I • PEACHES - Good to canning and oating. Pitching hitter of 1975 two weeks ago, scored on Ed Goodson’s Ray Sadecki traded AMERICAN LEGION HOME TTie New York catcher has 89 posed to get better, too. The (Based on most victories) normal progress, they SARTLETT PEARS - Good to canning and eating.' while Falcone (22) ran his single after a walk to Lum. KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) - The Kansas City Royals 646-5440 I now, his best figure ever. He Yankees have a guy they just National League: Seaver, NY 20-7; record to 11-9 Wednesday should make us pennant con drove in three runs to give him Jones, SDIM; Matlack, NY 164; Sutton, A crowd of only 1,062 was on traded two minor-league pitchers to the Atlanta Braves STANLEY PLUMS - Good to canning and eating. 20 American Legion Drive, Mancheeter brought up from Triple-A night. And ’Thursday night, tenders next year.” from 9:30 to 10:00 P.M. seven in two nights as the (center fielder Rick Bladt)-- llA IF 12; Morton, Atl 16-15. hand—the lowest to see a ’Thursday for veteran left-hander Ray Sadecki, who has a Clatset Start Wednesilay I American League: Palmer, Balt 20-9; Montefusco (25) pitched the 1260 Bush Hill Rd. Manchester I Mofflbars A Oiwsti Are ConHMIy Invitad. . . Yankees pounded Tiger and he makes all the plays.” Kaat, Chi 19-11: Hunter, NY 19-13: Wise, Dmigers 3, Rtnls 2 major league game in Atlan 3-3 record and a 4.09 earned run average in 33 games this SAPORITI MEMORIAL 00. Giants over the .500 mark Bos 184; Blue. Oak 18-10. Willie Crawford homered ta. season for St. Louis and Atlanta. 470 Center St. Manchester 643-7732 — — HURRY-LAST CHANCEI ■ ■■ -■ -J PAGE TWELVE — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., Sept. 5,1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Sept. 5, 1975-T A G g Lh IRTEEN Biggest challenge of career Injury jinx GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE At Vemon Wayside Furniture, 280 Talcottville Road hits Miami (Route 83) Oft Exit 95 OH 1-84,1/4 Mile North of for Evert against Navratilova NEW YORK (UPI) — The Miami Dolphins apparently Vernon Circle, Vemon, Conn. don’t intend to write off Dick Anderson for the season. Anderson, one of the best FOREST HILLS, N.Y. Chris has beaten Martina The newly married Mrs. 627 booing in synipathy with defending champion Jimmy strongside safeties in the (UPI) — Chris Evert faces seven times in nine Cawley lost to Billie Jean in the Romanian, when an Connors, had a laugher, 6-2, National Football’ League, suf Angeles dealt tackle Tim Stokes to Washington for draft one of the biggest challenges meetings this year. Further, last year’s final in a tense extremely close line call in 6-1, 6-2 victory over fered a knee injury, in a pre season loss to Minnesota Mon picks and the Rams also of her 20 years today. Rhodesia’s Andrew Pat- the Chunky Czech teenager three setter. Billie declined the final set went against day night. He underwent dropped linebacker Bob Stein She is in the seinifinals of has never taken a set on clay to defend this year. him. I tison. successful surgery in Atlanta and kicker Grant Guthrie, both the U.S.Open Tennis Cham from the devastating Forest Hills, strangely, is Nastase, corttrolling his That win sent Jimmy Thursday and the Dolphins say veterans. pionships, where, ever since metronome from Fort where Miss Evert made her temper physically, but against Bjorn Borg, the 19- he will be available in six to Washington and St. Louis also .she was a wide-eyed, pony Lauderdale, Fla. sensational debut on the in offering some choice vocal year-old Swede who is eight weeks. agreed on compensation for tailed 16year-old, she has If, as expected, Chris con ternational scene. Yel is is objections, lost to Orantes, regarded as heir presump Under the new roster rules Dave Butz, the defensive tackle been beaten. tinues her domination of the here that she h^s suffered 6-2, 6-4, 4-6, 6-3, sending the tive to the 2i3-year-old Con this season, Miami will have to who played out his option with But today, when she walks women’s field here in the her four most galling losses, third seeded Spaniard nors as the world’s best hold open a spot on its 43-man the (Cardinals and signed with onto the court, a mere 18- $309,000 tournament, which all in the semis, to Billie, to against Guillermo Vilas in player. roster for Anderson if the the Redskins. Washington will yearold, Czechoslovakian Dolphins intend to use him give St. Louis first round pikes offers a paltry $25,000 in Kerry Melville, to Margaret Saturday’s semifinal. Borg played a long four in 1977 and 1978 plus the second Martina Navratilova, there prize money for the Vilas, toyed with Chile’s setter in dqwning Eddie again this season. 'The move list Court and a year ago, in and taxi squad have been round in 1979 and the Redskins seems no chance that Miss winner—paltry because Miss three sets, to Evonne. Jaime Fillol, 6-4, 6-0, 6-1 to Dibbs in the day’s opening eliminated. receive along with the 290- Evert will fail to reach the Evert has already won $255,- But if today promised gain the bracket. 'I^rough center court match. Bjorn Charlie Babb, a four-year pound Butz the Cardinals’ No. 5 finals, and there have her 000 in 1975—she will face polite women’s matches, five matches, the second won it, 6-4, 7-6, 4-6, 7-6, slip veteran, will replace Anderson, and 15 picks next year. . first true opportunity to win either Evonne Goolagong Thursday’s warfare among seeded Argentinian has ping by when Dibbs failed on who with free safety Jake Scott New England put linebacker the title she says "I want Cawley or Virginia Wade in the men was different, if dropped only 18 games in 12 three set points in the se formed one of the best defen John Tanner on injured reserve most of all.” Saturday’s final. only because the Hie straight sets. cond set tie break, then had sive backfield tandems in the and cut safety Donnie Walker. Miss Wade, 30, won the in Nastase-Manuel Orantes After the explosive con nothing left when leg league. Scott also is having his Walker now has been traded augural U.S. Open in 1968 by match ended with the yet clusion to the Nastase- cramps struck him in the problems, recovering slowly and cut from three teams since from a leg injury suffered in the January. (Herald photo by Dunn) defeating Billie Jean King another record crowd of 15,- Orantes match, Ilie’s buddy. fourth set tie break. playoffs last year and In the only game tonight, sustaining a separated shoulder Oakland is at Dallas. Cowboy Little Miss President honored last week. Coach Tom Landry, who is Nastase In addition, middle trying to rebuild while keeping linebacker Nick Buoniconti will his club in contention for the Sylvia Brainard, left, and Chriatine organizer and president of the fine be^out for at least six weeks National Conference Eastern Shea were two of the Little Miss summer program in Manchester. acts nice, with a broken thumb suffered Division title, apparently has ■ ('•a Softhall League players who turned The prexy was saluted at the annual against Minnesota. Outside given up on the idea of conver out last night to say thank you to banquet at the Army & Navy Club. linebacker Mike Kolen will ting No. 1 draft pick Randy Charles Campbell for his efforts as can’t win move into the middle to replace White, a defensive lineman PERMIT him and Bob Mameson will take from Maryland, to linebacker. NO. 2 9 7 Kolen’s spot. Rqokie Barry Hill “Right now we are leaning FOREST HILLS, N.y. (UPI) toward keeping him in the line Bat boys want money — Even when Hie Nastase acts will replace Scott. S A because we have more talent at Segura enters the nice guy he can’t win. The Dolphins also made some personnel moves Thursday, linebacker,” Landry said. "But but official says no Nastase lost another disputed we are still looking for him to line call Thursday and with it waiving sue players including The Connecticut Bank receivers Cotton Speyer and A1 be a linebacker in the future.” and Trust Co. announced PAWTUCKET, R.I. (UPI) - The boys asked for the checks his chances of winning the U.S. This year, in fact, he might play Open tennis title. Like the last Dodd, defensive tackle Maulty today that the legendary A state Department of Labor at the end of the Aug. 27th Moore and linebacker a combination of the two.” Pancho Segura will be official says she will pitch-hit game. Jack Reilly, a time, Manuel Orantes was in In other games this weekend, the opposite court. Cleveland Vann, all veterans. competing in the Tennis for two fatherless bat boys who promotions man for the team, Atlanta meets Buffalo at Tam The dispute arose when a ball Elsewhere, Oakland cut mid Grand Masters Tourna claim a minor league baseball said he offered the boys the jobs dle linebacker Dan Conners, a pa, Fla., Chicago is at Miami, team promised them a salary at hit deep to the left corner by ment to be held at Trinity with the belief they would get starter for the past decade. Cincinnati at Detroit, Green the end of the season, but paid. Nastase was called out. Had he Bay at Kansas City, St. Louis at College Oct. 3, 4 and 5. won the point, Nastase, who Conners lost his job this season refused to pay. "I really thought I was doing to Monte Johnson. The Raiders Minnesota, Philadelphia at Los The bank also announced Larry Guarino, 13, and Eddy had just lost his service and the kids a favor. I feel very bad do not announce cuts but Angeles and New Orleans at that one of Europe's most Soltys, 14, both of Providence, was trying to save the match, ly about the whole thing,” Reil receiver Kent Gaydos and cor- Pittsburgh Saturday. Sunday, famous players, Jaroslav were batboys for the Pawtucket would have been within two ly said. nerback Jimmy Warren also the Giants meet Cleveland in Red Sox, a triple A club for the points of a break back. Drobny, will join the “I was looking forward to a apparently were dropped. Seattle, San Diego is at New Boston Red Sox. “The ball was out,” Orantes group of senior tennis big check. I kept waiting for Norm Snead apparently has England, Denver at San Fran S A V E The youngsters say they were said after the match. “The ball greats for the Hartford that check, but it never came,” ' won the starting quarterback cisco and the New York Jets at promised $2 for each game was out ...” % event. Eddy said. He said he was plan job at San Francisco from Tom' Washington. Baltimore plays worked. For Larry that works ning to use the money to buy Nastase said nothing for ONE DAY ONLY- Houston Monday. 40 % to 70 % With the addition of Owen and Steve Spurrier. out to $250, and for Eddy $240. publication, but to those who books'for school. Coach Dick Nolan said his these two names the final Mrs. Anna Tucker, chief of understood Romanian, or Larry was going to purchase D SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 0th regular season starter would Grand Masters roster the labor department's Fair Italian, he said plenty. But he BEDROOM a present for his mother who play the final two pre-season looks like this: last year's Labor Standards Office, said behaved. He kept his cool, out was released from the hospital games and Snead will be star winner and runner-up Thursday she would investigate wardly at least. SAVE ON INSULATION PIECES MAPLE this week following major sur ting this weekend. AM respectively; Torben the "employer-employe ' A television replay indicated gery. Buffalo traded veteran safety SAVE toOFF! relationship" which existed the ball landed on the line. BOSTON Ulrich and Frank Neal Craig to Cleveland for a between the boys and the team. Whatever way the tape was Sedgm an; Vic Seixas, draft choice and put running ROCKER Never before have the run, fast, slow, slow motion, the BOWLING Sven Davidson, Hugh Glen Ellen sold back Roland Hooks on injured Up To PawSox paid batboys,” says ball hit the line. But there could Stewart, Tom Brown, FAYSTON, Vt. (UPI) - The reserve and Washington sent ONLY team owner Phil Anez. be a camera angle. w . 5" AtUc ^ Jaroslav Drobny and Glen Ellen ski resort here has cornerback Ted Vactor to INDUSTRIAL- Roland Smith “Minor League batboys don’t' The sellout crowd of 15,627 been purchased by Harvey Clif hsulation '' Chicago for a draft pick. The 202-210-575, Roger Mieezkowski Pancho Segura. get paid," General Manager jeered when linesman Adrian ford, president and general Bears made room by dropping 210-579; Ed Yourkas 236, Steve Charles Hennington said Clark shouted “out.” He held manager of the Stratton Corp. Randy Montgomery. Boris 200, Ken Hesford 232-204- Thursday. his ground. Baltimore cut defensive 589, Gary Atamian 207, Kevin linemen Bill Windauer and John Kelly 215, Dick Moonan 202, Rushong and the New York Jeff Baker 203, Mike Lappen Ib IAi 222-586, Ed Bachl 233, Roy Giants trimmed defensive / 1 Pats seeking tackle George Hasenorhl. Los Riggott 200, Stan Pliska 201-356, Mike Masilonis 226-584, Bob clfc signal caller Barnard 225. and in ForEiimple: FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) - many Dirk Pine Bedroom Suite By Kemp The San Diego Chargers will be ST. JAMES- Julie Reggio BOXSCORES .cases Reg. $1,019.95. fishing for a starting quarter- 126, Marge Agostinelli 127, QUEEN SIZE ;back while the New England Mary Mattsson 137-342. 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DP-New York For Example: Perlxample: Solo $19 to $155 RACING • 4”x15” roll covera 50 sq. ft. 2. LOB-New York 8. Detroit 8. M ob il iFamuafMro^adieBtddini Sail F ifflo u l Convertible Sleeper 3B-Bonds, Bladt. SB-Alomar. SF- HEATINQ OILS Famous Name Reclining Chair Famous Namo Odd Famoii Namo Bifts, C q i m I i i J Alomar. Re8-$269.95 ta le $115 Save $184.95] ip h r er bb so Living Room Chairs Wall Doeor and Umpa FROM OUR TREMENDOUS HOUSANDSII CHOOSE^ OIL BURNER A hmmnkaRhaaaat Reg $ i 2s Sale $76 Save $52 Ml 2 9 K t May W 12-10 9 5 1 0 5 5 Fam iui OonvarUble Slaeper Values to $199.95 Bare L 8-10 4 8 7 7 2 2 HEATINQ INSTALLATION 1/ i m NOTHING HELD FLARES, STRAIGHTS, PRE NS AND CORDUROYS l| Reg. S i58 Sale $98 Save $60 Arroyo 561110 Reg. $79 Sale $48 Save $31 i^eg. $399 ta le $251 tave $141 ta la $19 to $69 « BACK WAIST SIZES 28-50, LEI 50 sq. ft 4.99 Bare pi|chcd to 4 batters in 5th. 6 4 3 -5 1 3 5 DAYS REGULAR WP-May. . ' 315 Canter 81. Manchaaler T-2:26. A«JM1. • 4”x23” roll4 covera 76.7 sq. ft. 6 . 9 9 August 29 5.79 PLEASE NOTE: PAIN FOR PAIR TRADE-IN ONLY, W a Will Not Acr-apt 2 reg. 7.98 s NATIVE HALE HAVEN PEACHES September 6 or 3 P ain o f Old Jaant towarda Ona Pair o f Naw Jaana... (ExcDliMt lor trooMing $nd canning) No Racing Sunday. VERNON WAYSIDE FURNITURE a ORCHARD FRESH MELBA^ MILTON, PINE AND CENTER StS. & RED QRAVENSTEIN APPLES AT REISAL MEHrS SHOP 280 Talcottville Road OPEN DAILY ■CONHfCTtCUrS LAfiaCST •nd MOST COMPLETE MENS $TOaf MANCHESTER FRESH SWEET APPLE CIDER t GENTLE THE s 10-9 CREDIT TERMS 903 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER TRI-CITY PLAZA, VERNON Open 5 Nights A Week (Route 83) Off 1-84 SUNDAY NORTHAMPTON open daily till 5:30 P.M., Thursday till 9 P.M. ooen daily till 9 P.M., Saturday till 5:30 P.M. Mon.-Fri. 8 A.M. - 9 P.M. FERRANDO’S ORCHARDS 10-9 Sat. 8 A.M. • 8:30 P.M. BIRCH MOUNTAIN ROAD 875-8209 (3 Ullaa Bajrond Vlto’a Rastaunnl, Qlaatonbwy) 1/4 Mile North of Vernon Circle FAIR! A Division OP evnns p p o o u c t s c o m p n n v VERNON, CONN. V , I^Ag E f o u r t e e n - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., Sept. 5, 1975, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., Sept. 5, 1975 - PAGE FIFTEEN ...... ****a*t«.«(|«, Situation W anlad INDEX 15 Homoa For Salo 23 Homoa For Sale 23 Homaa For Salo 23 Homoa For Salo 23 Homaa For Safa 23 Homoa For Salo 23 Homaa For Salo 23 Coventry hearings on 1-84 Noncaa RELIABLE COLLEGE woman 136,000 - Duplex, 6-3, cabiqet MANCHESTER - Five room L BRETTON RD. - seven room 1 — Low and Found a - P d r a o n M iMking for painting or odd jobs, kitchens, fireplace, carpeting, Ranch, breezeway, garage, Cape, stained clapboards, 3 — Anneunosmonto Call anytime, 643-0673. tile batos, $^m onthly income. ANNOUNCING fireplace, trees, dead-end. fireplaced living room, formal Scheduled Sept. 29 and 30 4 — Enttrttlnmtm Hutchins Agency, 646-3166. Hutchins Agency, 228-3540, 646- dining room, fully applianced 8 — Auction* WILL BABYSIT in my home A nww ManeftMtor prim# rtaMantlal »rM of Bariy 3166. kitchen, garage with attached “MUST BE SOLD’’ REALTOR REDUCED - quick sale by Amariean Homaa on Pilgrim Lano,>Hr, FIVE oholoo lota' MAS FINANCIAL © le lieralti for working mothers. porch, $39,900. 6494808. Monica Shea Mrs. Rychling’s office will be 8 — Bondt-Stook*-Mortg*g*t Washington School area. Call owner. Mid-fifties. Offers con avallabla...ona lot hat alraady boan aold. $28,000. ATTRACTIVE 5 room The. map shows the 9 — Portonal Loan* 643^913. sidered. Rockledge area. FIv* badroom Colonial naar Ellington fUdgo. For thooo 742-9495 open Monday evenings Sept. 15 , Ranch, fireplace, baseboard SPRING STREET - Just Usted - recommended location of the 10 — Iniuranc* CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Spacious seven room Raised HOMES ouatofflizad, datignad aiM bulH by Orlando aaoking a apadoua nlna*room homa Jual 6va yaara old, Public Hearings on the highway through Bolton, An and 22 to accimunodate persons heating, stove, refrigerator. Shade and fruit trees surround IMFLOYMENT HARD WORKING boy willing Ranch, large wooded lot, 224 Annum. Wo will build from your plana. Hutchins Agency 646-3166. this immaculate aluminum la ona tantaatio buy! Call Gaerga Popik. $53,800. recommended corridor for dover and Coventry. who are unable to come into the 13 — Halp Wantad to do yard work and odd jobs Ferguson Rd., Manchester, Ct., 14 — Bualnaa* Opportunltlo* sided C!ape with fireplace and 2- Interstate 84 from the Copies'of the Environmental office during the day to view after school and on weekends. call 643-1210. For Mom Informadoh Cell the map. 18 — Situation Wanlad PHONE 643-2711 car garage. Walk to Martin Mancfaester-Bolton town line to Impact Statements were also Call 649-1609 after 3. School. Low 40’s. Keith Real “TAKE OVER MORTGAGE” the Coventry-Columbia town EDUCATION FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD MANCHESTER - owner has- filed for inspection by' the 16 — Prlval* Inatruetlons WARREN E. HOWLAND , RUT OR RENT Estate, 6464126, 649-1922. And mova ligM In. Ovaraliad Capa with dormar, 11k Rape film 19 — Sctioolt-Claaiai NEED AN experienced literate dropped selling price, by $2,000 W/OPTHM TO RUT liiM! will be held in Coventry on public. REALTORS 843*11ol$ batha, aaH-daan ovan, earpating and flraplaea. $6,900 la 20 — Initructlon* Wantad . sa^a part time secretary? Reply in order to sell this comfor 3 or 4 bedroom Colonial. Quiet, ^tem b er 29 and 30 between 7 Elizabeth Rychling, to.wn The Junior Women’s Club has COLUMBIA - 80 acre farm, invited the public to attend a HAPPINESS Help Wantad 13 Herald Box HH. table, 6 1/2 room Colonial. residential area. all It takaa or torma to auH. Call Joa Gordon. and 11 p.m. in the Coventry clerk, said copies of the map HEAL ESTATE MANCHESTER - New to the deep flowing brook, small lecture and discussion on “The 23 — Homat lor Sal* IS iKDVERTISING ADVERTISING Three bedrooms, sewing room, VERNON ■ brand new multi ★ CENTURY 21 W H i^ School gym. and impact statements have 24 - Lota-Land tor Sal* Ther*'i td} tw lhin|t i Mia can. 1 1/2 baths, kitchen, den, and level home includes three large market, excellent condition. Colonial with oil heat, large Phyllia Jackaton Agency topographic map of the cor- also b e ^ placed in the Booth- Rape Crisis — What To Do — 28 — Invaatmant Proparty Winning a turkey at DEADLINE tmst his Mathar aid HaraM wait living room, only $32,500. bedrooms, two full baths, Seven room Split level, four barn, located in beautiful area. 28 — Bualnaa* P r o p ^ NURSE’S AIDES rldpr has b ^ n filed in the town Dimock Library to make them How To G jt Help.” MANCHESTER COON RATES adi. Wolverton Agency, Realtors, fieldstone fireplace in living bedrooms, three baths, nicely CAUU8 TODAY Realistically priced. For REAIE'S CORNER 27 — Raaort Proparty 12:00 noon the day bafore 1p.m. -11 p.m. details, call Lange Agency, 228- didrk’s office by the State more available to all interested The lecture will be Sept. 17, 28 - Raal Eatata Wantad 1 day ...... 9t word par day 649-2813. room, dining room, fully landscaped in a neighborhood of 040*1$10 or 640*0000 AND FOX CLUB publication. ^ Fun Hme and part Sma 9349, 228-3296. 179 MAIN STREET PHONE 646-4929 A partm ent of Transportation. persons. at 9 p.m. a.t the First 3 days ..... 6c word per day Deadline .for Saturday and EXPERIENCED woman will applianced kitchen, two car fine homes. Priced in the 40’s. MISC. SERVICES North River Rd. Enjoy working with a skilled Congregational Church, Main 31 — Sarvloa* Oftorad 6 days ..... 74 word par day Monday la 12:00 Noon Friday. care for your children, my CHARTER OAK ST. - attrac garage, and aluminum siding, B/W Realty, 647-1419. Street. 32 — Palnllng-Papa^g Coventry, 26 days ..... 6c ward par day and dedicated staff in a very home, all ages. Bentley School tive five room Ranch, three $51,900, Wolverton Agency BOLTON - Greatest view in 33 — Bufiding-Contracting 15 WORD MINIMUM pleasant and modern at MANCHESTER - 103 Conway town, eight room Raised MANCHESTER - Good Value BOLTON - eight room tri-level The guest speaker will be a SU N D A Y area. 649-8797. bedrooms, fireplace, screen Realtors, 649-2813. EAST HARTFORD - Two- 34 — Roofing-SidIng Happy Ads ...... $2.00 inch PLEASE READ ______I___^______' family duplex with good in Road, seven room Ranch, three Ranch, in prestige area. Large at 83 North Elm Street. Two- in charming country location. representative from UConn’s 38 — Haating-Plumbing mosphere. Experience -porch, Martin School, owner, ' story 6 1/2 room home, 36 — Flooring SEPTEMBER 7 643-7089. come, priced to sell in the low, bedrooms, family room with garden witriritn manyIV fruitf and nut Oversized 2-car garage plus Women’s Center. preferred. Please call Doris CHILD CARE - infant through aluminum siding, family size separate tool shed and 37 — Movlng-Trucklng-Storag* YOUR AD pre-schooler, $4.00 per day, ELLINGTON low 30’s. B/W Realty, 647-1419. fireplace and sliding glass trees. One acre! plijlus. Too many 38 — Sarvic** Wantad Classified ads are taken over Blain, R.N. Director of kitchen, formal dining room, workshop. A true value. Call private home, playmates, NEW HOMES ... in desirable OWNER ANXiOUSI doors to patio, spacious rear extras to mention. Low 30s. August permits issued the phone as a convqrtlence. Nurses. 646-0129. MANCHESTER - very clean sjx Tedford Real Estate, 647-9914. three bedrooms, many Arthur or Suzanne Shorts, 646- •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MISC. FOR SALE The Herald Is rssponalbla for spacious yard, convenient for central area. Drive by Grand W* naad a aal* on IM* lovely 6 room yard with swimming pool, gar 41 — Artlclaa tor Sala Happy 70th Birthday room Condominium, wall-to- age, tool shed. Immaculate con beautiful trees and shrubbery, 3233. J. Watson Beach Com 42 — Building Suppllaa only one Incorrect InsVrtlon and commuters. 644-9000. view and East Eldrldge Street Ranch with 2 ear garage and full good financing. $34,999. Cantor i n r walkout baaomontl Call Nowl 64(- wall carpeting, Franklin dition. $39,900. Cantor & Gold- BEAUTIFUL custom home, pany, Manchester office, 647- for $779,519 building □ N O TICES 43 -— 4>at* -Bird*- Doga MOTHER then only to the size of the aqd note our activity. Two & Goldfarb, Realtors, 643-8442. 9139. Equal Housing opportuni 44 - Uvaalock original Insertion. Errors which 5106. fireplace, dishwasher, stove, farb, Realtors, 643-8^. located on small cul-de-sac in McCOLLUM 385 W est Canter 8t. WILL DO light housekeeping. Ranches and a Colonial un ty. 48 — Boat* & Accaaaorlas do not lessen the value ol the Have references, own transpor EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY sliding glass doors, carport, executive area. Eight rooms, 2 The estimated cost of In August 1973 the estimated 48 — Sporting Qood* derway ... T. J. Crockett, COVENTRY J With Lota of Love From ... advertliemem will not be cor tation. Call 646-32M between 8- Realtors, 643-1577. excellent buy at $32,900, Keith VERNON - Spacious 16 room 1/2 baths,' family room with Manchester construction last Lost a n d Found 1 47 — Qardan Product* rected by an additional Inser BARROWS A WALLACE COLONIAL - eight rooms, construction cost was $903,723 48 — Anilqua* $8 Daughters, Sons-ln-law,.^ Real Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. Executive home in lovely couri- fieldstone fireplace, excessive JUST LISTED! tion. PART TIME Janitorial help 5. Manehastar Raw Navaa HarllonI family room, immaculate con month totaled $779,519, a report and in August 1974 it was $2,- 49 — Wanted to Buy §34 Grandchildren, and your OWNER SELLS in Manchester. try setting. Nine bearirooms, closet space, all customized, 7 room Capo with 1 car garag* plus 2 LOST - Calico kitten, with lots wanted, mornings and •49-5300 39>-1918 728-0018 MANCHESTER - four bedroom huge game room, libra^, 4 1/2 dition, immediate occupancy. A to Francis J. Conti, acting 179,733. However, the 1974 total of yellow, female. Vicinity RENTALS »7 Great-Grandchildren TRAINED NURSE desires Newer attractive 2-family, six large deck, surrounded by playroom* llnlahod In baaamont. evenings. Must have transpor- tri Colonial in price range you can baths. Call Arthur or Su:Uzanne woods, and magnificent Pricad righti Mr*. McGlona, 849- must see, 40’s, call now. Cen (^ief building inspector, in included a $2,179,899 permit for Garden and Laurel. Call 649- 52 — Room* lor Rant private duty nursing care or as down, 41/2 up, second floor sun tury 21, Phyllis Jackston Agen dicates. The report is based on 53 — Apartmanta lor Rant tation. Call 649-5334. .afford, beautifully kept home, Shorts, 646-2333. J. Watson landscaping, many, many 5306. additions and renovations to 3333. 54 — Horn** lor Rant nurse companion, days, room, 2-car garage, patio, MANCHESTER - New Listing, cy, 646-1316, 646-3313, 649-6^. excellent references. Reply to many appliances, other extras. with first floor laundry, 1 1/2 Beach Company, Manchester extras, high 70’s, call for ap EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY building permits issued. Bennet Junior High School. 55,— Bualnaa* lor Rant Help Wanted 13 Help Wantad 13 MOTHER’S HELPER - to care seven room Colonial, first floor baths, garage, treed lot, con 58 — Raaort Property lor Rent Herald Box M. Convenient to everything. Mid Office, 647-9139. Equal housing pointment, principals only, 649- Without that'permit, the total in LOST - Savings Passbook 022-0, HAPPINESS IS: for kids and clean in absence of fa*Tiily room, 1 1/2 baths, gar venient location, all for only opportunity. IARRDWS& WALLACE RANCH - six rooms, very 57 — Wanted to Rant I 50’s. No agents, call anytime, 5435. lanchaitar uaw Havaa HarHord August 1974 was $889,834. lf^ ^ 9 , Hartford National Bank 58 — Mlac. lor Rent Really Missed but ever PERSON to help clean house, mother. Part-time mornings, age, great location, $45,900, $36,500, Keith Real Estate, 646- clean, garage, treed lot, es Permits were issued last and Trust Co., First S GOOD CHARACTER a must, f f ^ w s For Salo 23 646-0136 or 646-2333. Frechette & Martin, 64W144. MB-5306 397-1515 728-6515 tablished neighborhood, AUTOMOTIVE Remembered. part tiiiie once a week, arrange call 643-1442, evenings. 4126, 649-1922. Manchester Office. Application g Opportunity for $120, appliance your own hours, call 646-2369. excellent buy, low 40’s, call month for 17 single-family 61 — Auloa lor Sal* :? HAPPY BIRTHDAY § service-sales. On the job COME SW IM dwellings, compared to 21 in made for payment. 62 — Truck* lor Sale WANTED maid for motel work, today. Century 21, Phyllis 63 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale % GEORGE § schooling, earn while learning, WILLINGTON - Five room August 1973 and 9 in August FULL TIME cooks and dis exptperienced preferred; call at SENTRY' Jackston Agency, 646-1316, 646- FOUND - small all black young 64 — Motorcyclaa-BIcyclea By Brock, Brown S gi call 52M702. • DPEN HDUSE • aluminum sided Ranch, two 3313, 649-6050. WITH USi 1974. 65 — Campara-Trallara-Moblla hwashers, also person to wait Connecticutonnecticut IMotor L o^e for in-' Real Estate acres with great view, more female dog. Call Andover Dog Hbma* tables, full or part time. Apply terview, 400 Tolland ’Ampike, Mm chnur Coininr Club Permits were issued also last NOTICE - now hiringng, steady land available. $20,000. Tedford Warden, 7&-7194. 66 — Automotive Service in person, Tacorral, 246 Broad between 10 a.m. -1 p.m. SUNDAY - 2-4 P.M. Real Estate, 647-9914. Manchester • Yieinity Swim AMn. will hold on month for 11 tool sheds, 12 L, 67 — Auloa tor Rent-Leaae work, starting to ta k e Street, Manchester. “OpoB Houto Swhn,* Sun, swimming pools, 4 fences, 51 FOUND - small black and white applications, for full time Sopt THi (ram 2-4 PM lor Halp Wanted 13 GROW WITH a fast moving 25 Kane Rd., Manchester ELLINGTON - 13 pastoral alterations and additions, 3 male dog. Call Andover Dog employment. A number of job proopoeflvo fflomboro lor ttM opnings to be filled, phone 528- A’TTENTION - need two per chain, positions now opdn at acres with 600’ road frontage, NEW HOMES 1S7B ooooon, Hud CroM op- demolitions, 55 certificates of Warden, 742-7194. Help Wanted 13 SECRETARY - for busy sons over twenty-one, im Birch Lane Restaurant, 1100 Come In and look around. Baalc Ranch with dynamic six room house, barn and coral, proved looooiw aro ovaHoMo occupancy, and 73 electrical, 28 research company. Heavy mediate employment. ’lliis is Burnside Ave., East Hartford, family room Including Franklin stove and wet bar. mid 40’s. Call Suzanne or RANCHES - CAPES tor tnainbara. For lurthor In-- LOST - Passbook 29-008482-2 of ROCKVILLE Memorial Nur plumbing and 24 heating typing, dictation, and other LEADING Caterering firm not a fancy ad. We simply want An equal opportunity employer. Park your llmo In this garage, entertain on your Arthur Shorts, 646-3233. J. Wat CDLDNIALS tormaUon, call 143-S6S4. the Conn. Bank & Trust Co., sing Home - now taking a person who needs a perma projects. varied duties. Call Mrs. Ander needs an ambitious responsible covered patio and very private yard. NEWLY son Beach Company, Largeat aelectlon east ol Savings Department. Applica appfications, for nurses aide son, 633-6743. nent job. Advancement oppor Manchester office, 647-9139. tion made for payment. position, available September, person for diversified work, REDUCED IN PRICE the rtvar, many varletlona. good wages, truck driving abili tunity, percentage-plus. Call Equal housing opportunity. 875-0771. HAIRDRESSERS - Full-time, 236-3126 between 10 a.m. and 12 l a u n d r y D IR E C T IO N S : M ain St. to Charter Oak, left to Kane. FOUND - one toy collie puppy ty a requirement. 649-5313. *47,56610*62,566 The Stylers Hair Salon is accep- noon. An equal opportunity MANCHESTER - Redwood Your plank or oura. Taxi Fleet type, brown and white male, STORE CLERK - For hardware employer. ting applications for a PART ’TIME apartment super SERVICE Farms, aluminum sided C^ape, 7
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Sept. 5, 1975 - PAGE NINETEEN PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri.. Sept. S, 1975 Answer to Previous Puzzle Born Loser — Art Saneom WINTHROP ■Auto$ For Solo SI AuHu For SoU 61 Motorcyoles-BIcyclea 64 Motoroycles-BIcyeles, B a s e b a M 9 1I7S »y NEA. Inc T U 93$ U S PM OH II / limDVCXlHOieSTW UKe DART SWINGER 1973 2 door 1973 OATSUN 240Z, automaUc. 1971 KAWASAKI, 100 Trail 1972 HONDA 450, excellent run citDnnlrqBmQM aon r W A N T M V UH-OH... I ^ H O W ^ nt^isiQStnniTiF] ■ DTrjta hardtop, automatip, power' has 20,000 miles, and new steel bike, ’ good running* condition, ning condition, looks great. $700 ACROSS 55 Summer (Fr.) ' ID KMOUJ v w m e PRESSURE D I N N E R / F C R G c r r ... / '>0, HUMILIAT1N&. J ’ ^ steering, radio, vinyl roof. belted radials. Call 568-8173, $2M, call anytime, 649-4911. firm. 649-13^. D e a r A b b y 5 6 ------■HttaiLinjrjboy! icintaM i 1 A diamond has 57 Duck M /( V 1^ LAU? H E V , W H E N POLLY WAsne Chorcbes Motors 643-2791 after 4:30 p.m. on weekdays. lour nraQ oaunn b is f ^ q D O W E E A T ? A CRACKER/ J. >// 58 Went last raQrjfaBE] nniMEiran TRIUMPH in excellent condi Campers-Trellers 5 Curved’ high 59 Scottish ■------/ 7 Mobile Homes hit ball QISCilEIC^n] LdUdHEKD 1971 COMET - four door sedan, 1969 FORD LTD, excellent con tion. Reasonable. Call 6434534. 65 By Abigail Van Buren negatives BQiiaQ E:]Eint:i nrara ft dition, $1000, 1967 Pontiac, 3 Sometimes very good condition, call 643- given for a DOWN 4550 alter 5:30 p.m. Bonneville, dbod running condi MOTORCYCLE Insurance - STOP PAYING RENT. Own misdemeanor ■ \ tion, $250, call 649-7850. Call the experts at Crockett your own mopile home. Two ^ 1 Brought forth nifinnnnM NF^ 12 Paper ' 2 Air (comb, B cin M aB r^ra ■ [Hjamri / > . Agency, 643-1577. bedroom, 12’ wide, frdnt DEAR ABBY: HelpI I am suff.iring from acute and measure <9-? 1967 VOLKSWAGEN, excellent kitchen, full price ^,9M. Very form) 1974 MONTEGO, 6 cylinder. chronic Houseguestitis.” 13 Feel badly 3 To bless running condition, good body, 14 Away from Call after 5, 644-3311. SUZUKI' - TS 185, 1974, 2,200 clean, two bedroom, great Tomorrow morning I will place an ad in our local (arcljaic) 24 Ball hit out of 39 Likely to $600. (^11 after 12, 643-7128. wind camp for, up north. $2,995, with 4 Corrects bounds 40 Boy's name miles, full knobbles, new ..newspaper to sell my lovely guest-room furniture. It’s only 15 Great Lake 1966 PLYMOUTH Fury, $150, sprockets, many extras. $625 or un type furnace. Will deliver, 5 Dens 25 Concerning 41 Done to one yMr old, looks like new, but I have aged a lot since 16 Labor group (Latin) improve team P»CK MOVING - Must sacrifice, 1965 call after 4 p.m.', 649-9313. best offer. 643-9290 after 5 p.m. f4’ homes two and three instalhng it. (ab.) 6 Lubricant Oldsmobile station wagon, and bedroom, priced to sell. Trades 7 Kind of hit 26 Organ part quality I ve had wave after wave of hfjuseguests for the past 17 Masculine 27 Seethe 42 Quaking tree 1965 Mustang, 649-6453. BANK Repossesionepos: - 1974 Ford welcome. Excellent financing name (ab.) Mickey Finn — Morris Weiss SiAtnct ttiite M i| t fitbtrini seven weeks-all either uninvited or self-invited-and the 8 Comes down 28 A no.-no lor 43 Masculine Custom pick up, 8’ style side. available. Immediate parking 10 Famous pitchers pronoun (pi.) 4nt-‘‘M” Man to yw la- end isn t in sight. mountain pass 9 Of the Ileum Apartmonto For Rant S3 Apartmenta For Rant S3 Butineaa lor RaM 55 Autos For Sola 61 FORD Mustang II, 1974, white, XLT ranger package, 1/2 ton, ,throughout Connecticut. Parts, 29 Dye 44 The same H O L D IT. 20 Synthetic (comb, form) four cylinder, manual transmis My nerves are shot, my cuticles are bleeding, my purse 30 Head (Fr.) (Latin) MARDY! 360 engine eight cylinder, power supplies, accessories. Full time fabric (pi.) to Kind of light MANCHESTER - Three room 3 1/2 ROOM apartment, nice AVAILABLE SPACE - Ap TOYOTA - See us for reliable sion, very economical, owner, steering, mileage, 17,7M, A service department. Plaza and gas tank are empty, my yard, house, children and pets 11 Evenings 32 Ball that 45 Distant (prefix) yard, like private home, base proximately 700 square feet on used Toyotas with our 60-day 22 German article furnished apartment, heat and 6444)466. deposit of 107o of bid r^uired. 1973 HONDA, 350CL, low Homes. 1348 Wilbur Cross are somewhat neglected, and I’m exhausted. 23 Footlike part (poet) doesn't rise 47 Jot hot water. Available October 1, ment. Working adults, no Broad Street across from the 100% warranty. We also buy Call Mr. Hilderbrand, South mileage, good condition, $675. Highway, Berlin Turnpike, One more call from friends asking me to please pick them 24 All batters 19 Take food very high 48 Flying toy $150. One m onth security children, pets, 643-2880. Parkade. Parking and heat in used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, MERCURY, Comet, beach Call after 5 p.m., 64^1071. want to reach 21 Network 35 Jacob's 49 Bombasts Windsor Bank & Trust, 289- Berlin, (Sonnecticut. 1-828-0369. up at the airport (85 miles round trip) will send me to the brother (Bib.) 52 Greek letter deposit. Adults. Call 875-3503 cluded. Call between 8-5, 649- 345 Center Street, Manchester, wagon, 1967, A-1 condition. 6061. funny farm. this (anal.) ' after 6. NEW three bedroom duplex, 1 4539. 646-4321. Price $375. Call 647-9297. 1973 XL-250 HONDA, 1,500 MOTOR HOME - 1973 Swinger, Most of my friends in this area have the same problem. 27 Wager 1/2 baths, carpeting, stove and 28 Game i 2 r " T” 5 6 r r 0 1to It Trucks lor Balo 62 miles, set up for woods, many 18’, self-contained, power Our husbands escape to their offices and try to ignore the PLUSH 2 1/2 room apartment, refrigerator, $250 monthly. No BOLTON NOTCH - 4,(K)0 square WE PAY $15 for complete junk necessity 1966 DODGE Dart, new tires, extras, make an offer, 643-1126, steering, power brakes, low mess. 31 Single thing 12 13“ w large enclosed private patio, pets. October 1st occupancy. feet building for professional cars, Call Joey, Tolland Auto days, 646-8327, evenings. excellent condition, $500 or best FOR SALE - 1955 Chevy pick mileage, very roomy, excellent I wish that pwple could understand that a casual, “We’d 32 Blood pool, all utilities, appliances in Call 649-1344. oHices or sales, four commer Bpdy, 58-1990. offer, 6494997 after 5. up, four speed, 3/4 ton, $500 or condition. Use summer or 33 Sue ---- 15 T5“ v r cluded, 649-0358, 643-6266. cial industrial acres, land and (TWO) HONDA CB450’s, 1970, like to see ycu if you visit in this area,” is not an invitation Langdon best offer, call 647-9371. winter. 528-7064. to move in with us. 18 w 21 Homes lor Rent S4 building storage, parking, new paint, hookers, 1972, low 34 Agent (sullix) ■ Automotive Service 66 Automotive Service 66 35 Discord U— MANCHESTER - four rooms. highway across shopping mileage. Excellent condition. So, tomorrow, the furniture goes on sale and the hotel a “ 23 FOR SALE -1971 Chevy pick 13’ HOMEMADE travel trailer, closes. goddess 1 MANCHESTER - four room center, entire or subdivide, 1-84, up, V-8, standard 8 foot b ^ . Call Dave 646-1993 or Mike 643- built by carpenter, must be and 1-86 close. 521-7373. 0697. ALWAYS A HOSTESS, NEVER A GUEST 36 Applied match house, immaculate condition, C!all 643-6993. seen, best offer, 742-8963. to ■ ■ 1 1 I □ i m fireplace, fully furnished, I 37 Was first in 8l 33 Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermeer 9274. 24 HOUR TOWING lineup i n private yard, garage, no pets, Resort Property 643-5135 I Autos For Salo 6t Ai^tos For Salo 61 Autos For Sale 61 DEAR ALWAYS: Why give up your guest facilities? All 1 W] m 38 Sun 34 35 36“ no children, $275 monthly, For Rent 56 I you have to do is say, “I'm sorry, but we can’t THE METRIC SYSTEM THIS IS A : C U P ; th at was a b r a n d - SUB-LET, modern one Hayes Corp. 64M131. 39 Leg joint ■ I actommodate guests now,’’ when unwanted guests invite f r 3§“ JP 1 DECIMAL, ; AND ■ n ew d e c im a l point/ bedroom, wall-to-wall carpet, I 41 Greek letter IS. BASED ON I SAVE ! themselves. I ■ F I...... I SPEND a weekend or week in I 42 Soldier's THE DECIMAL, GREATLY SA//4^ air conditioned, pool, and tennis WADDELL SCHOOL area - 41 New Hampshire on Lake I MERCURY address (ab) [ n : courts, $180 monthly, includes available October 1, six room 43 Sign for batter ■ 5 PRISCILLA! EMLARGEC Kanasatka in Moultonboro. Fall MORI ARTY BROTHERS, I M DEAR ABBY: Is there a polite way to tell people that 43 ? r IT JT IT w O Gulp heat and hot water, 872-7715, house, $250 monthly. Security. I (2 wds.) and winter rental. Furnished, MORIARTY 1 you don’t want their old hand-me-down clothes? 46 Missed pilch 646-9480. Lease. 649-0050 after 5 p.m. 50“ ST 52 n s F winterized and fireplaced cot I I BROTHERS LINCOLN I am three months pregnant, and no sooner did I 50 Thought tage on 150’ lakefront, sleeps THREE BEDROOMS, two I 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER,CONN.*Phone 643-5135 I announce it at the office when almost every old lady present s51 Departure bT 55“ 86“ six. Enjoy foliage, fishing, hun volunteered to lend me her old hiaternity clothes! ' (ab.) baths, full dining room, ting, skiing, snowmobiling; $125 53 Confusion 87“ 58“ 89“ / r 1 FOR PROFESSIONAL QUALITY I PRESIDENTIAL fireplace, garage, basement, week - also weekend rates. Call Abby, some of those clothes are five and six years old! 54 To merge □ J VILLAGE APTS. large yard. W a^er and dryer Cromwell 635-0457 after 5 p.m. I I Also, don’t they realize that maybe I would like the pleasure hooK-up, References, available CONTROLLED AUTO BODY REPAIRS of selecting the styles and colors that look best oh me? MANCHESTER September 15th. $260. Write I I Please print this as I know there are other young on all makes. . . Win at Bridge L"* Box K, Manchester Herald. I I pregnant girls who have been stuck in this situation, X4-' Ad' One and two bedrooms. □ AUTOMOTIVE two more spades to leave South ' NO HAND-ME-DOWNS NORTH 5 9-5- Near schools, churches SIX ROOM Cape - fireplace, I LOAN and RENTAL CARS I AK one in the soup. and shopping center, on convenient location, option to DEAR NO: All you need do is say, “No, thank you,” VQJ82 South was bitter.' “Just Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence buy available, Dubaldo- Autos For Sale 61 I Available by Appointment. . . I bus line. Ca\l anytime when you’re offered something you don't want. Some 3 Q J 10 9 3 thipk,” he groaned, “Three out Lesperance, 646-0^. I A J 10 8 SWEETIE. IT’S TOUSH ENOUGH IP01...BUr HOW IN BLAZES MBAMWHILB— WHAT’B THIB . NEED CAR? Credit bad? I pregnant girls appreciate hand-me-downs. of three cards wrong. Put the you BEIN6 RICH- WHEN I’W\ WOULD MV EG O COPE WITH BEING WEST EAST IT'LL REVOLUTIONIZE Bankrupt? Repossessed? STAN OZIMEK, Manager • . ace of diamonds, queen of JUST AN ORPIWARV GUV I IVIARRIEP TO THE BOSS-LADY OF THE HEBRON - For $375 per month I I THEFAMILV VACATlOWi 646-2623 Honest Douglas accepts lowest DEAR ABBY: My problem is undoubtedly shared by AQ 10 864 A9752 spades, or king of hearts in the WORLD'S BIG6BST FINANCIAL you can move into this spacious 301-315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER CLOSE-OUT / ( WHO SAYS VOU'RE VK10 4 V9653 7 three bedroom Raised Ranch down, smallest payments. I I many other senior citizens.. I have arthritis in my hands, other hand and I would have B M P ta e ? McKEE WOW'. TALIC ' 3 A5 ORPIKJARVFJ a b o u t KEEPINO, with fireplaced family room, Douglas Motors, 345 Main. I M .1 and many of my friends insist on shaking hands with me 3 64 been home.” INDUSTRIES ♦ Q32 AK75 UP WITH t h e ' VERNON - Vhree room apart- October 1st occupancy. Call every time we meet. These thoughtless handshakers grab “‘Just think’ is what you JONESES: ment in modern four family, B/W Realty, 647-1419. my hand and squeeze my poor aching fingers, which is very SOUTH (D) should have done,” said North. convenient to shopping and 186, painful. AAJ3 “Had you led dummy’s queen of $155 monthly includes heat, hot Business lor Rent 55 How can I avoid this painful experience? Maybe if you V A7 hearts at trick two and let it water, apppliances, and print this letter it will help. 3 K872 A A964 ride it wouldn’t have mattered parking. 647-1113, or 646-1510. OFFICE SPACES for rent on SORE IN OKMULGEE, OKLA. where those cards were. Your Main Street in Manchester, Both vulnerable contract would have made LARGE THREE room apart ideal location for professional DEAR SORE: Here’s your letter. In the meantime, West North East South easily.” ment, Main Street, offices very convenient to ail before shaking hands, say, “Gently, please. I have Needless to say, North was Manchester. $185 month, in facilities. Please call 646-4100,9 1 NT. cludes utilities. Call Monday IT’S 1975 arthritis. right. South had failed to think. a.m.-5 p.m. Pass 2 A Pass 2 3 through Friday, 643-1155, Mr. Everyone has a problem. What's yours? For a personal A Nebraska reader wants to BRAND NEW 1975 COMET! Pass 3 N T. Pass Pass know what a “Temporizing” Alley Oop — Dave Graue Zucchi. MAIN STREET Offices 500 reply, write to ABBY: Box No. 69700, L.A., Calif. 90069. Pass ‘ and 1000 sq. feet, heat, janitor, Enclose stamped, self-addressed envelope, please. bid is. Opening lead — 6 A \awat'S( where are \ right \ / 'yeah.'intoofiNT TWO BEDROOM apartment, parking. a Iso 1,300 square feet ' A temporizing bid is one that newer home, heat and hot THE \ those HERE,, lY—S. that special of storage area (heated). Call MODEL CLOSE Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl and Stoffat sort of marks time. It is made matter/ dishwashers??/boss./sweet\fuvorin'hap water included, no pets, adults 649-5334 or 643-7175. By Oswald & James Jacoby in a forcing situation in order to ------MOLLY I A FAMILIAR, preferred. $245. Call 643-5523 South wasted no time in the get partner td give more infor t a s t e t o i t .' after 6. play. He won the first trick with mation. Thus, if you open one OFFICE SPACE dummy’s king of spades and led diamond and partner jumps to FOUR ROOM apartment, third FOR RENT OUT TIME AT a diamond. East went right up two spades, you may make a floor, includes appliances, $125 250> square feet, center of with the ace and led a second minimum sounding rebid, such per month, heat not included, Manchester, air conditioning near busline. Security deposit spade. as three diamonds or three and parking. Call 643-9551. South’s jack fell to West’s spades, even though you have a required, no pets, call 647-9936 4-Door Sedan, white, 200 6-cylinder engine, radial tires, all of or 649-2003. queen and West cleared the big hand and will take further DILLON FORD! Ford’s safety features, 5CT91. suit. South ran the diampnds. action later on. Remember that Put when he fell back on.the once a game forcing bid has Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 heart finesse to try for his ninth been made the bidding must trick, West took his king and continue to game. FEATURING... Out Our Way — Negley Cochran Mr. Abernathy — Jones and Ridgeway MORE POWER ONLY 3213 fiMHD HiW 1975 COUfiAR M -7 YEAR END PRICES ON ALL 2-Ooor Hardtop, iHvar matallle, 3S1, V -l angliM, vinyl trim eomtort aaata, Vt allvar TO YOU! vmyl root, ataw radial Uraa, manual air eon- dllfonlng, AM/FM atarao, dual racing •5 5 2 8 REMAINING 75's! mhTora. S L No. 5AS0. 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TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Be If a helping hand is needed, • STANDARD 6’ BODY sure to include a quiet Iriend in you'll be right there. 1974 MAVERICK your plans today. If the invita • 7V2 FOOT LONG BED SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) PasttI Blue, 3-door aodan, 200 CID VI6 SAMPIES OF Oni tion doesn't come from you, • 5 SPEED SPORT TRUCK chances are it won't come from Something that happened in cylindar angina, vinyl aaat trim, AM elsewhere. the past has left an iridellble : More power. With the most powerful engine In its radio, whita aide wall tiraa, 8t. No. 5385. impression. You're not about to Sale prica includaa dealer prep and un QIMIITV USED CUS! GEMINI (May 21-June 20) The make the same mistake again I class. Enough punch to pack 1,000 lbs, of payload. family should delegate shop dercoat. >3094 in handling the problem. ; Or a funload like a camper body. ping chores, to you today. 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Pursue by your guns. , tory air conditioning, radio, radial 73 FORD $2995 with matching vinyl roof. the profit motive. You won't be FREE i whitewall tiraa, only 18,000 mllae. LTD 4-Ooor Hardtop, white, dark denied your lair share. PISCES (Feb. 20-Merch 20) 1975 PINTO graen brocade interior, dark green Stay on the fence today. Avoid vinyl root, 351 V-8, auto., PS, PB, With Any New Toyota Pickup In^ 72 BMC $U95 70 MONTEGO MX $1395 VIRGO (Aug. 23-SapL 22) . controversy. Hug the middle of K ton pickup, orange, black vinyl 4 Door Sedan, eutdmatlo trahamle- radio, factory air condition. Light Green gold matallle, 2-door aodan, Interior, 350 V-B anglha, 3 apo^ , You've teamed to profit from the road. You’ll tare bqller than stock... alon, power steering, V-8 engine.. 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1 , i . PAGE TWENTY — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wi., Sept. 5,1975 Town adult school plans The weather Weekend section Inside today’s Herald is Weekend, a section devoted to Forum of the Arts, features, and courses for MHS credit . Cloudy with showers and scattered the television listings for the coming week. thunderstorms likely today. High around 80. Save it for future reference. Clearing tonight, low In the 50s. Sunny Sunday % Manchester's Adult Evening Room 109; film appreciation, class, Tuesday & Thursday, 8- with high near 70. PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS School will offer courses for Monday & Wednesday, 8-9:30 9:30 p.m.. Room 211; physical Manchester—A City of Village, Charm e ig h t e e n pa g e s - t w o se c t io n s GARDENING education, Thursday, 6:30-7:45 high school credit, open to p.m.. Room 109^ current • MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER «, 1975- VOL. XCIV, No. 287 By FRANK ATWOOD adults, high school students and events, Tuesday & Thursday, p.m., gym. non-high schoo[,graduates. 6:30-8 p.m.. Room 219; general The physical education class Each course, except physical meets for 10 weeks. The course had prizes for several annual science, Tuesday & TTiursday, Sunflowers are a specialty A class that called for education, will meet three hours 6:30-8 p.m.. Room 211; general is designed to contribute to the crop for Jimmy Moreau, but he flowers, including marigolds exhibiting a basket of six general conditioning of the body and zinnias, and awards on four per week for 12 weeks. math, ’Tuesday & Thursday, § does not raise sunflowers for different kinds of vegetables ' As the material covered in 6:30-8 p.m., Room 114; typing I, and the developing and im flower arrangements. the bluejays. He grows them was outstanding, Mr. Gray each course will be equivalent Monday S i Wednesday, 8-9:30 proving of recreational skills of Kentucky guardsmen His father said the increased News for himself, his three brothers said, and there were many p.m.. Room 117; COEP related the individual. number *of flower to that covered in the same type and his parents, all of whom exhibits of tomatoes, of course offered at Manchester arrangements in tbe 4-H Club enjoy the nutty-flavored seeds cucumbers, summer squash High School during a semester, fair was, he thought, after Mrs. Moreau has roasted and snap beians, all in season in the high school credit granted remarkable. It takes more time them lightly in the oven. late August. will be the same — 0.5 high 'KATHY SAYS: “KIDS ARE RACK AT SCHOOL, ORIVE' summary j Louisvillc arcas and thought to put flowers The seeds, when ripe and dry, Tolland County, Mr. Gray school credits per course, CAREFULLY; OiVE THEM AM APPLE TO GIVE TO THE together, with an eye for color Compiled from can be easiiy opened with the said, has only one 4-H Qub that except physical education TEACHER, OR PUT IMTO THEIR LUMCH KIT.” combinations, harmony . ORCHARD FRESH: Macs, Milton*, arav*n*t.lni A OraMilng Apptea, United Press International the tranq^Uty of this community.” fingers and the Moreaus nibble makes gardening its principal LOUISVILLE, KY. (UPI) - Kentucky ty Judge Todd Hollenbach, the chief between the flowers and their which is 0.2 credit?. lu* Paacha*. Jefferson County police estimated that them like so many peanuts. project, this one in Coventry. A Adults and students may take RATIVE: Buttar A Sugar Com, Qraan A Vallow Squaah, Swiaa CharS, Gov. Julian M. Carroll today called in executive officer of the county. container and achievement of a Tomato**, R*d A Hot Pappora, Carrot*, L*«k*, Boaton Lattue*, Turnip*, more than 190 persons were arrested in "Oh, we leave a few for the new club specializing in gar one or two of these courses per some 800 National Guard troops to help Violence reached its peak shortly before result that can be called “ar Charry TortwtoM, Spinach, Pvckllng Onipna, Rad Onkm*, CauUllowar, disorders Friday night and early today as birds,” Mrs. Moreau said, but dens has been organized in semester, but no more than Qraan A Vallow Baana, Egg Ptant, Shall Baana, Shalota, Whit* Onion*, State restore order to riot-torn sections midnight when more toan 10,000 persons tistic” than it does to exhibit Acorn A Butternut SquaM. emotions escalated in protest over the they watch the ripening South Windsor in Hartford two. Louisville and Jefferson County after at three suburban high schools threw your choicest blooms, each kind FRESH: Bluatrarriaa, Plum*, Phachaa, BartlaA Paara, Nactarlnaa, Prune HARTFORD — Fifty-eight city ; court ordered busing of 22,600 students in a sunflowers and try to get a County but has elected to Students and adults who miss Plum*, PInaapplaa, Honaydawa, Qrapalrult, Rad, Qraan Qrap*^ Klad ( violent anti-busing demonstrations. rocks and bottles at police, set fire to two by itself, in horticulture policemen but only one firemen par school buses at Southern High School and newly merged Jefferson County-Louisville generous share ahead of the operate under the guidance of three classes jeceive an MIT OME im A DOZEN, AND PICK OUT TOM OWN In his announcement at 6:30 a.m. EDT, classes. The judges give higher ticipated today in a threatened one- school system. never-satisfied bluejays. the Tolland County Extension automatic F and are dropped WE H A V E CANNING JA R S , CENTO, AND SUNE-JELL the governor said the mobilization of the had to be dispersed with tear gas. scores for arrangement classes day “sickout” to protest slow con Official spokesmen said the injury toll Jimmy started planting seeds Service and show its produce at from the class. Three times tar N A TIY E P E A C H E S ...... 8 qt: btisi