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MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 1975 - VOL. XCIV, No. 280 Manchester—A City of Village Charm t w e n t y -e i g h t p a g e s - t w o s e c t i o n s p r ic e s f i f t e e n c e n t s

Natural gas shortages discussed

WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Ford have shown a strong preference for display for the governors some proposals allocation, spreading supplies around so met with 16 governors today to outline the removing federal allocation and price con­ for dealing with the expected shortage, possible record natural gas shortages all regions share the burden of the shor­ trols, letting higher prices determine the forecast to be the worst yet. expected this winter and explain ad­ tage. Projections indicate North Carolina distribution of scarce fuels in the On another energy front. Sen. Mike will be hardest hit in the coming winter. ministration proposals for easing the marketplace. Mansfield, Democratic leader, was Congress’ bill to extend price controls problem by ending federal price controls. The President’s threatened veto of expected Friday to try to persuade the Ford also asked the governors for their on domestically produced crude oil was to Congress’ oil price control bill would do President to agree on an energy policy ap­ be sent to the White House today and Ford ideas about what to do. Gov. Milton J. that for oil and gasoline,'and administra­ proach that would head off the anticipated has said he will veto it. Shapp of Pennsylvania responded by tion sources said the most attractive op­ end of price controls on domestic crude oil If controls are lifted Monday, gasoline criticizing present administration energy tions for a new natural gas policy would production Aug. 31. prices at the pump are expected to rise by policies as a "$32 billion a year consumer work much the same way. One proposal expected to be tried out on three to seven cents because the present rip-off.” ' Nineteen governors were invited but the governors is deregulation of natural lid — $5.25 a barrel for domestic crude — Shapp issued a statement saying Ford’s three were unable to attend the session at gas prices. Energy companies executives will be lifted and crude is expected to rise oil, coal and natural gas dere^lation which Federal Energy Administrator and government officials have said price toward the world market price of $13 per pOlicies-all of which increase consumer Frank Zarb was expected to outline the lids on natural gas have made it un­ barrel. prices-will amount to a hidden tax of $440 seriousness of the natural gas predica­ profitable to look for and produce new a year for every American family. Natural gas prices are controlled, but ment. supplies. under separate laws administered by the He called for tighter federal and state Energy officials also were expected to An alternative proposal is federal controls to spread shortages evenly Federal Power Commission. without raising prices. The Federal Power Commission today

announced it will let some industries buy essential natural gas directly from producers for the next two winters at Policeman Kenneth Barker, 44, Firemen battling church fire whatever price the market will bear. The FPC said this easing of interstate gas price ceiling regulations should help Vernon fire fighters were Joined by neighboring departments last night to fight a fire of suspicious origin which gutted the interior of an unoccupied stimulate new supplies of the scarce fpel. killed in truck-auto accident

But commissioner William L. Springer church in downtown Rockville. (Herald photo by Richmond) dissented with the policy announcement, A flatbed truck with failing brakes saying it was "an attempt by the commis­ The O’Brien car was slowing on the plowed into a car on a Hartford sion to deregulate the price of natural gas ramp and the truck, traveling at an expressway ramp Wednesday, killing at the production level.” excessive rate of speed, attempted to slow Kenneth Barker of Manchester, a local Ford and many of his energy advisers but its brakes failed. State Police said. policeman for more than 20 years. Rockville church Barker, 44, was killed instantly when the Barker, who lived at 86 Falknor Dr., had been associated with the Manchester truck struck the rear of the car in which he was a passenger. State Police said. The Police Department for nearly 23 years. He accident occurred shortly after 6 p.m. on a became a supernumerary in Sept. 1952, a northbound ramp from Interstate 91 to the probationary regular in December 1952, gutted by fire Founders Bridge. and a regular patrolman in January 1954. Mideuttt pact The car’s' driver, Charles O’Brien of Manchester Police Chief Robert Lannan Manchester, and two passengers, David BARBARA RICHMOND extensive darhage to the inside but characterized Ptl. Barker as a good negotiations and Sandra Barker (Barker’s children), Herald Reporter firemen preserved the exterior, with the policeman, "a regular steady guy you were rushed by ambulance to Hartford Vernon fire officials are searching today exception of the beautiful stained glass could count on, just as you'd count on the Hospital. O’Brien, 62, was listed in fair through the rubble of a W. Main St., windows which broke from the extreme progressing sun to rise every day.” condition today. David, 17, and Sandra, 20, Rockville, church which was gutted by a heat of the flames. Both Lannan and Barker served with the fire of suspicious origin, last night. JERUSALEM (UPI) - Secretary of were treated and discharged Wedne^ay U.S. Navy on the same ship in the Carib­ Persons living in a multi-family old night. The fire, which apparently started in the wooden house right next to the building, State Henry A. Kissinger met with Israeli bean, Lannan said, although they didn’t The truck driver, Bruce P. Stephens, 38, basement-of the unoccupied former First were evacuated. Flames scorched the side leaders tq^ay for a "painstaking meet each other until several years later of West Concord, Mass., was charged wit)i Evangelical Lutheran Church, caused of the house and firemen had to soak it examination" of an interim peace agree­ on the police force. ment, and a high Israeli diplomatic source negligent homicide. He was released on a “It’s a real tragedy,” Lannan said. down with water. $1,000 bond. Through the efforts of the Red Cross, said a settlement with Egypt will be “We'll all riiiss him.” 'The flag flying in State Police said the O’Brien car, a most of the occupants found lodging with reached before the day ended. front of Manchester Police Headqua^rs Cadillac convertible, was turning on the I- But he said negotiations on other was lowered to half-staff this morning, relatives and friends and the others were 91 ramp wh?n the truck hit the car from set up in the Nye Street Firehouse. The matters to be kept seerht will delay'in­ and black bunting was hung at the police News itialing of the pact until Sunday or Mon- behind, went over the top of flie car, and station entrance. Red Cross supervised the arrangements. crushed it against a railing. Kenneth Barker A resident of the area said he had seen day. See obituary on page 14. youngsters playing around the building Asked by reporteht-whether the summary before the fire broke out. The alarm went presence of American technicians in about 9:30 and fire departments from stationed as peace watchdogs between the Compiled from Rockville, Vernon, Tolland, Ellington, Israeli and Egyptian armies in the Sinai Foster son charged in shooting United Preu International South Windsor, and Willington assisted. desert was final, Kissinger replied, The church, which was dedicated in "Nothing is final until it's initialed.” He

1866, had not been used as a church in re­ said last week in Vail, Colo., they would International cent years. A new Lutheran Church was carry sidearms for protection. built on Orchai;d St. about five years ago. Discussions were reported still un­ BEIRUT, Lebanon — Israeli A church official said this morning that derway on the exact size of the American Hebron man dies of wound warplanes today bombarded a small | officers had recently discussed removing force—expected to be about 100—and the Palestinian refugee camp in g the stained glass windows from the church exact number of early warning electronic Edward Collins Hinchcllff, 39, of Rt. 85, Reportedly Soto had been in trouble Hinchcliff was taken to the hospital by

Southern Lebanon. The raid began $ proper. He said many of them had been stations in the Sinai. Hebron was pronounced dead shortly before and left home and went to Texas the Hebron Ambulance. Ambulance per­ before 1 this morning at Manchester and his foster-father sent him money to at 2:50 p.m. and last 12 minutes. No % broken by rocks being thrown at them. Kissinger and Prime Minister Yitzhak sonnel worked on him all the way to the word on casualties or damage was g The bottoms, however, were protected by Memorial Hospital where he was brought return home. hospital, giving him cardio-puimonary Rabin met with their aides for five and a after being shot at his home. released. S wire grating and so were Intact prior to half hours and the American left for rhsuscitation and hospital personnel also the fire last night. State Police of the Colchester Barracks worked to save him. Alexandria, Egypt, at midaftemoon with a have charged' HinchcUff’s foster son, LIMA, Peru — Oil-rich Kuwait has At one time a store occupied the bot­ The bullet reportedly went through his set of Israeli ideas that he said will not Milton Soto, 16, with murder in connection responded to an appeal for aid to tom floor of the church and it was later mouth and lodged at the base of his neck. require an important decision by Egyptian with the shooting. poor nations at the meeting of converted for use as Sunday School roonns. Mrs. Esther Hinchcliff, his wife, went President Anwar Sadat. Although police did not identify the type foreign ministers of nonaligned Another church member said that the into shock and was taken to Windham The secretary told reporters following of gun used, it was reportedly a small countries and offered $1.5 billion basement was used as a morgue during Memorial Hospital, Willlmantlc about 1 the marathon session that he hoped to'be handgun. Police said the shooting incident a.m., by Andover Ambulance. contribution to a development fund. the Civil War. back in Israel later tonight so he could During the height of the fire it was followed a family dispute. Soto was held Hinchcliff worked at Pratt & Whitney work with Israeli leaders again Friday overnight, without bond, and was to be Aircraft in its Purchasing Department. He ADDIS ABABA — Former necessary to turn the power off in the before the Jewish sabbath sets in at center of Rockville for about 30 minutes. presented in Common Pleas Court 19, in was very active in civic and political af­ emperor Haile Salassie was buried sunset. ' There was still smoke settled in the area Rockville today. fairs in Hebron. Wednesday afternoon, the govern­ Kissinger raid he thought all the essen­ Earlier in the day Soto was charged with He was a graduate of Cornell Universi­ ment announced today. No other this morning and several church officers were gathered to survey the damage. tial elements in the three-part agreement thlrd-:degree and fourth-degree larceny in ty, had served as a judge of probate in details were given. Salassie died The fire is still under investigation. should be initialed together "so teat there connection with the Investigation of the Hebron and also had served on the Board yesterday at the age of 88. cannot be a holdup later." theft of items from cars parked at the ten­ of Education and the Republican Town nis courts at Rham. Soto is a student at Committee. Rham. He was an instructor with the National National Rifle Association and a member of the

WASHINGTON - President Ford Gilead Congregational Church and its was considering today the National Men’s Fellowship. Mediation Board’s-request to name Besides his wife, and Soto, who had lived a fact-finding panel to forestall a Democratic committee changes rules with the family for about a year, strike by 85,000 railroad shop craft By SOL R. COHEN Hinchcliff leaves four daughters and a The three minor chaijges relate to the would have prohibited candidates for the son. employes Sept. 3. Naming such a Herald Reporter panel could delay the strike 30 days caucuses every two years in the 10 voting town committee running as slates. The An autopsy was being performed at while It studies the issues in the dis­ The Democratic Town Committee districts —to add an explanation of the present rule permits candidates to run in­ Manchester Hospital today. Funeral pute. Wednesday night approved one major caucus proceedings when advertising the dividually or as slates. The rule was Edward C. Hinchcllff arrangements were not available. change In its rules and three minor ones, caucus, to forbid electioneering and the retained. tabled for future consideration a new CHARLESTON. W. Va. - A distribution, of advertising matter within The two new proposals to be considered proposal, and overwhelmingly rejected a 75 feet of the caucus site, and to authorize federal judge fines the United Mine (offered by Henry Becker) concerns third. presiding chairmen at the caucuses to ap­ members of district committees. Under a Workers $500,000 for not ending a The major change concerns those point a notary public as required to ad­ method still to be worked out, it would wildcat walkout, but miners braced members on the 80-member committee minister oaths. permit each of the 10 voting districts to for a long strike to gain the right to Officials say inflation who move from the district In which they add an unlimited number of “grass roots strike. The proposal rejected overwhelmingly won election to another. Under old rules, workers.” they retain their membership until the may mar recovery DETTROIT — Trained dogs pick up next caucus (the caucuses are held every the scent of missing former two years). Teamster boss James Hoffa in a car Under the adopted change (to go into Communist rally fans WASHINGTON (UPI) - Inflation could 8.2 per cent in 1973 and 7.9 per cent last owned by the son of Mafioso effect next March) the member will be fire up again and damage the nation's year. Anthony "Tony Jack" Giacalone, dropped from the committee and a economic recovery, top administration of­ ' the Detroit Free Press has reported. successor will be elected from the district Portuguese crisis ficials say. With an estimated annual rate of $114 where the vacancy exists, and by the dis­ I billion in personal savings, their is a

Commerce Secretary Rogers C. B. Mor­ NEW YORK - Plans hammered trict’s committee members. ^ LISBON, Portugal (UPI) — Portugal's something deeper—the class struggle. It is potential for a sudden surge in consumer ton said Wednesday he was encouraged by spending that would re-ignite inflation. out by the governor and mayor to % three military rulers held an emergency up to the progressive forces, the armed forces and th people to continue this the latest indication the economy was bail New York City out of its fiscal, S meeting with their armed forces chiefs For the first seven months of this year, struggle.” climbing flom recession, but that there is woes are threatened because « Women^s political today in another effort to solve the net savings at federal savings banks went The military rulers—Goncalves, Gomes "a long way to go before we can all be bankers are balking at raising more S explosive crisis intensified by a mammoth $17 billion higher than January to July, and military security chief Gen. Otelo satisfied.” cash to implement the plan. g status recognized Communist demonstration in Lisbon. 1974, a phenomenal surge of 340 per cent. A roaring crowd of 35,000 Communists Saraiva de Carvalho — met throughout the Treasury Undersecretary Edwin Yeo Morton expressed concern about poten­ marched through the streets of Lisbon night and there were reports Goncalves The status of women in politics has said said a "consumer boom” that would tial troubles ahead in reviewing the July Wednesday night shouting their support of might be eased out of the government Into Regional finally been recognized by Manchester’s harm "pivotal” economic recovery in the rise of 1.7 per cent in the government’s in­ pro-Communist F*remier Vasco Goiicalves another position. Democratic Town Connmittee. United States and other industrialized dex of leading economic indicators. ' As proposed by committeeman John and jeering President Franclso da Cwta nations might be unleashed i( the pattern NEW CASTLE, N, H. - A public Hutchinson, a suitable amendment will be Gomes. ■ T o d d V of personal savings changes unexpectedly. The index gained for the fifth con­ relations man for the company that secutive month to sustain the longest up­ made to committee rules to acknowledge "We are experiencing at this moment wants to build a $1.3 billion nuclear the many women on the committee. one of the gravest moments In our * A worldwide spending surge in 1973 ward climb in 2Mi years and followed “a generating plant at Seabrpok, N. H., very strong upward revision" in the June The amendment will specify that the revolution,” Goncalves told the Com­ Andover...... 21 HebroA...... 21 »y t h e ^ per cent rise in oil says it would prove a boon to index to 2.9 per cent. words, "she,” "her" and "hers” belong munists and leftist workers who bad Bnlton 21-22 Kitrhpn 11 P**^ces in early 1974 led to the recession. , tourism. He cited figures of visits to The healthy July gain was moderated by side-by-side with "he,” "him” and “his.” marched for hours to shout their support C l a s s i f ie d '24-26 Obituaries ’!!!!! 14 April-June g a rte r, ^ e ric a n s renewed inflationary pressures for non­ other such plants including the one Can it be Manchester has started a trend for him. Coventry ...... 28 Old Codger ...... 8 sav ^ at an annual rate oHO.6 per cent of food wholesale prices. They rose at a lO.t at Waterfoid, Conn. that will reach all the way to the "At this moment we are witnessing a noar Ahhu VI cnnr*. in/iv tholr aftcr-tax earnings, contrasting R Dembcratic National Committee? < struggle for power, which reflects :;::;. I C n ' : : : : ; *harply wio, rates m 6.6 per cent in 1972, per qent annual rate. , PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn,, Thurs.. August 28. 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs,, August 28, 1975 — PAGE THREE

W rong woM changed In four mountain provinces of MANCHESTER New Hampshire: Election law guinea pigs Peru, less than 10 per cent of the I^ p le list Spanish as their na­ HOSPITAL NOTES fire service story tive language, considering them­ STEVE GERSTEL file campaign'*law formula depending on the rate of infla­ with another $44,000. Although are overjoyed at the prospect, PLAZA DEPT. STORE WASHINGTON (UPI) - selves speakers of Indian (Wa Han A Notion T« FlaaaB) allows a Senate candidate to tion currently existing. It is a nonelection year and no but their campaign will serve In Wednesday’s account on They might have preferred languages, according t6 census Naxl to FnnTs Suparmaitol Discharged Tuesday: 343 W. Center St.; Richard ’The town counsel is in tha- spend either 12 cents times the In addition, Wyman and other candidates are in need of as the first test of the reform page I of a position paper by the otbenvlM but Louis Wyman and figures. East Mlddto Tplw., Mandiastor Catherine Frilingos, Enfield; Nichols, 49 Center Rd., Vernon; process of. validating the- voting age population or $150,- Durkin can each spend $33,000 Immediate cash, the law in a Senate election. The Eighth District Fire Depart­ John Durkin keep racking up Veronika Solotka, 8 Hawthorne Otha Gupton, 44 George Dr., signatures on the petition and is DOO, whichever amount is strictly for fund-raising throu^ Democrats, as always, are activities of the political St.', George Schalier, 73 Cooper Vernon; Doris Shaw, 169 Oak ment, a wrongly lAserted word preparing an opinion on the^ firsta. larger. direct mail, dinners, and other strapped and there is some LET US PRICE changed the meaning in The "guinea pigs” will be closely St.; Lucien Coilin, 543 Hartford St.; Margaret Skelley, S2» legal ramifications of the con­ Laat November, Democrat Ihere is an inflation factor money-making affairs and ef­ question if the party can help watched not only by the Fedei4l PICTURE FRAMES Herald’s story. The position YOUR NEXT ' Rd.; Wiliiam Tierney, 282 Ironwood Dr., Vernon; Aurelia troversy. Durkin and Republican Wyman added w hich fo r 1970 is forts. Durkin to the full amount per­ Elections Commission but by For Arto, Crafts and Photos paper rflated to the controver­ PRESCRIPTION Cooper Hiil St.; Robert Finney, Ridgewood Trail, set the record for the closest projected at an additional $15,- On top of tbat the Dembcratic missible. candidates, potential can­ Vanderhoff, 66 Ardmore Rd.; Coventry; Faith Gowen, 50 sy over fire-service jurisdiction Senate election in history. 000, raising the amount to $165,- and Republican parties can Bm I Selection at Budget Priceal in the Buckland area. didates, and politicians ail over ARTHUR DRUG Ann Hornbuckle, S3 Mili St.; Plymouth Lane. After a count, a recount of the 000, or perhaps slightly less provide Wyman and Durkin Neither Wyman nor Durkin the country. Dawn LaBreck, East Hartford; James Beller, Glastonbury; , ’The area presently is ser­ count, and a recount of the Joseph Cullen, 30 Norman St. Jason Paquet, 118 Carmen Rd.; viced by the Eighth District recount, the New Hampshire Also, Marcia Mulcahey, Vaughn Shaw, West Wiilington; Fire Department, even though secretary of state declared Glastonbury; Marjorie Waite, Thea Wilcox, West Hartford. property owners there pay Wyman a two-vote winner. East Hartford; Robert Durato, taxes to the Town Fire District. Gasoline supply Predictably, Durkin ’Ihe Herald’s story inadvertent­ challenged the verdict in the ly said "presumably’’ instead reported adequate SenatD which, under the of “presently.” for long weeke.nd Constitution, is the final judge The Eighth District provides of its membership. fire service in the area under a HAMDEN (UPI) - The Connecticut Motor Gub says With Republicans main­ THEATER SCHEDULE contract it has with the taining strict party loyalty and town—at $250 per call. motorists driving during the Labor Day weekend should not the Democrats losing just The town proposes to con­ encounter gasoline shortages in enough southerners to keep struct a new firehouse in the U.A. East 1 — “Jaws,” 2:40- Burnside 1 — "White Line the state. them from killing a GOP Buckland area, to terminate the 5:00-7:20-9:40 Fever,” 7:35-9:25; “ Roller- Gasoline supplies are con­ filibuster, the Senate was un­ contract when it is completed, U.A. East 2 — "Benji," 2:15- ball,” 7:15-9:35 sidered adequate for the region able' to resolve the election. and then to provide its fire ser­ 3:50-5:30-7:15-9:15 Manchester Drive-In — and there is little likelihood of At Durkin’s request, the U.A. East 3 — “Beyond the “Part II Walking Tall,” 8:10; vice there. Democrats succumbed and M en ’s and However, following a petition even spot shortages during the Door,” 2:30-4:10-5:50-7:30-9:10 "Arnold,” 9:50 last long weekend of the Joined Republicans in ordering Vernon 'Cine 1 — “Part II from a majority of property a runoff. It was one of.the few Young Men’s owners in the area, the district summer, the club said. 2 Walking Tall," 7:15-9:15 Construction projects on times in history that the Senate voted four weeks ago to extend Vernon Cine 2 — “Roller- several highways, however, had been unable to decide a con­ Q2;4THEATRES EAST its boundaries into the Casual ball,” 7:30-9:35 may cause delays for tested election. Buckland area and to assume Showplace — “ Blazing motorists, the club said. Now these two trallblazers Saddles,” 7.00-10:15; "Young New quarters for school personnel Jurisdiction for fire service are embarking on still another Jean Sets V l l ' Frankenstein,” 8:40 there. first — the first time a Senate O u r R e g . Showcase 1 — "Once Is Not Plenty of light and new carpeting plus fresh paint dress up ^election will be conducted un- Enough,” 1:30-7:20-9:40 chology department; Mrs. Julie Vincek and Mrs. Blanche *der the campaign reform laws 21.98 to 25.98 Showcase 2 — “Love and new office quarters just complete on the second floor of Carocari, secretaries to the social work department. On ! adopted last year. Death,” 1:45-7:15-9:15 the Manchester public school administration building at 45 the other side of the divider area is the special teachers t Perhaps sensing what lay Tremendous Valuel Showcase 3 — “Return of the N. School St., formerly the old Robertson School. From the department. These employes formerly were housed in the fahead, Wyman had as of last 8 Pink Panther,” 1:30-7:40-9:55 rear are Mrs. Marjorie Bissell, secretary to the psy- building’s basement. (Herald photo by Dunn) > month alm d y accumulated a Showcase 4 — “Nashville,” j!$85,00D campaign kitty. Durkin 1:30-8:15 had $45,000 in debU. : Both of these financial • statements were listed with the INDIAN SCULPTURE r Federal Elections Committee SKOKIE, m. (UPI) ~ A man C SEA cites Agostinelli I (FEC), one of the requirements Your choice of corduroy named' Korczak Ziolkowski in POLICE r e p o r t • of the new law. or brushed heather Custer, S.D., has been carving a * The campaign reform act, un- denim. Pocket & snap likeness of the Indian leader Former State Comptroller Hartford businessman - der which the New Hampshire front jackets 36-44and C ra^ Horse since 1948. The 1975 Nathan G. Agostinelli has been William M. Savitt was named • election will be decided, limits matching jeans, 29-38. edition of Rand McNally’s "Dis­ named 1975 Outstanding State CSEA Outstanding State ARRESTS driving while his license was I contributions to $1,000 from tn- cover Historic America" reports Official by the Connecticut Citizen, and Jam es Moore, MANCHESTER suspended, on W. Middle Tpke. ; dlviduals and $5,000 from Jackets: that Ziolkowski is carving the chairman of the physical educa- State Employes Association Brian J. Topalski, 16, of Hart­ Court date is Sept. 2. organizations. None of the con- Our Reg. 1^ FAS I wmson worh out of the top of a mountain (CSEA). He will receive his tion department at ford, charged today with Gerald T. M otta, 21, of J trlbutions already made to 12.99 to 14.99 *11 and that it will stand 563 feet award Sept. 20, at the Southern Connecticut State second-degree larceny. Police Wethersfield, charged early r o DRIVE IN i f RTS NumT cu ssa m e c u s i m i B M oum ow n r fru. J. Wyman’s campaign exceeded high when it is finished. He ex­ association’s annual convention College and a former CSEA said the charge stems from the this morning with reckless PATTI COMHGAirS SOiOOL OF GYMNASTIC i t ! the $1,000 figure. Jeans: pects to complete the sculpture banquet. president, was named Outstan­ early morning theft of a car driving and passing on the ; Another factor no Senate can- Our Reg. M.insfitid ivr in in 1978. ding State Employe. right, on W. Middle ’Tpke. Court * M m n M (B TO «a n o iM m a m m * Agostinelli was state comp­ from a New State Rd. address. Ifamr a fartM Ml I Ihi a - ni Ra a, ta M r, fa>) ' didates have had to contend 8.99 to 10.99 *8 The awards comm said date is Sept. 16. troller from January 1971 to Court date is Sept. 15. Spteiallzing In Gymnastics for Girls el all agaa ’ with before is a limit on what of Agostinelli, “Throi ut his January 1975. He was defeated Kenneth R. 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Telephone (203) 643-2711. having ever Realized' that words 85 East Center-St. puts a banana in a shoe box, pretty, short, tall, big, dark, color, texture, odor, fragility. humpy, squlshy, lumpy, prick­ feelings with reading. are made up of letters.” heavy, light. -at Summit St. Raymond F. Robinson, Editor-Publisher Harold E. Turklngton, Managing Editor covers the top of box with a This interplay is can be fun, ly, fluffy, gooey, sticky, At some point buy a large paper towel held on by a rubber — Description. Mom shuts hardly like a reading readiness rubbery). notebook and felt marker and band. her eves and child selects an exercise. After child stumps Mom or ask child to tell you something WEEKEND CASH and CARRY SPECIAU To Rollo, her son, 4, she object in the room, asking Mom — When child is trying to Dad a half dozen times, it’s about his day. Keep sentences FRESH CANDY Opinion ' calls: to describe it. She asks — Is It stump his Mother, she should time to reverse rdles — giving and words short when you print WHItMMI, SCHMFFT, D A IS IE S large M “Let’s play discovery.’’ edible? Is it sipooth like an come up with some of these him practice at asking big letters in the notebook. CANDY GUnOARD Rollo, an obedient child, runs egg? Is it rough like a scouring words: shape (round, square, questions. All of these things put the OPBNia 9 P.M. THUnS., FBI. NITESI Destroying to save over, closes his eyes, holds and pad? Then she makes the oval, triangle, rectangle, flat, Dr. Lynch also recommends toddler in position for reading ARTHUR DRUG shakes box. questions more complicated, pointed, curved), use (cook lots of reading aloud to your lessons in school. “Is it something to eat or play The Indian Embassy in Washington liberty in India is not jeopardized by with?” he asks. has released the text of a reply by the action that has been taken, but it “You find out," his mother says. Prime Minister Indira Gandhi to Dr. would have been if we had permitted "Turn your' head away, take' Benjamin Spock, who sent her a cable the country to drift.” off the towel and feel what’s in­ side. Don’t look — just feel. urging her “to free Mr. j.P. Narayan Even in a democracy, of course, Then, tell me what it is.” PRE-LABOR DAY FESTIVAL OF and restore democratic liberty that there have to be limits on dissent and Rollo did that. Since the the whole world has previously ad­ civil disobedience. But there is also banana has such a distinctive shape, he came up with the m ired.” supposed to be something called due right answer the first time. “I know that you are deeply com­ process, a subject about which Dr. The “discovery box” game is , ^ FANTASTIC PHOTO VALUES! mitted to pacifist causes,” said Mrs. Spock, who has had his own run-ins a reading-readiness exercise arnong many which Rollo’s THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY Gandhi. “But I am not sure that you with government authority, could in­ Mbm and Dad perform with have been properly informed of what struct Mrs. Gandhi. him. Only they don’t tell him if it’s pre-school work meant to has been happening here. This is precisely what is so distur­ get him off on the right foot. “Mr. Jayaprakash Narayan has, for bing about what has been happening in ■ ■ ■■ The game with the a long time, carried on a campaign India. 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> < PAG E EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING H ER A LD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs,, August 28, 1975 MANCHESTERlE S ^ EVENIN G HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., August 28.1975— PAGE NINE Small whales threatened V. FOCIS series begins Sept. 9 BY KOIIKRT Ml.SKL the way of the big whales. LONDON (UPI) - The giant Writing in the magazine New FOCIS, the-Family Oriented The first meeting will be on local obs tetricians. Science today: Childbirth Information Society, early pregnancy. ^OtHhr.c.-lasses in the series in­ whales are dramatic mammals Scientist, Burton, who is Natural History Adviser to >upom will begin its monthly' expec­ Preregistration is necessary clude b a sics o f labor qnd and naturally enough the fight V to save them from extinction Friends of the Earth, says that tant parent series Sept. 9 with and may be made by calling delivery , preview to post­ more sensible whaling policy. as the size of the populations of discussions, films and slides on Mrs. Thomas Moore, 649-2916, partum, and infant care and has caught the public's im­ But John A. Burton says the childbirth and childcare educa­ Mrs. Robert Bovee, 643-0604, nutrition.. A ll classes are con­ agination. plight of the large whales has large whales declines, dolphins and porpoises are becoming the dODGlTATIONS tion. Mrs. John Soderberg, 228-3106, ducted by qualified So despite the threat that still led a great many people to targets for the whaler. The meetings will be in the or by writing FOCIS, 7 Nye St. professio nals. exists to some of the biggest overlook the fact that their GIFT SHOP 1 "The situation is made more Wlht Thi$ Coupon conference room of Manchester Registration cards are also The public is invited. The beasts that ever lived, prin­ small relatives are in peril as Memorial Hospital beginning at available in most offices of classes a re free. cipally from the whaling fleets well. Unless measures are dangerous because the history 7:30 p.m. of Japan and Russia, there is at taken soon, he said they may go of exploitation of the great 60« OFF Yes, patient reader, the Town turned north and passed along tion of these people who would SUMMER least some progress towards a whales is well documented,” he of Manchester did indeed have the foot of the hill where the take such chances with a deadly wrote, "whereas the smaller 25 Lbs. KINGSFORD a pest-house in the vicinity of species have, as yet, received town farm house stood on the malady, to serve their dis­ 4- the new Howard Reservoir hillside to the west and the tressed fellow-beings. RETURN RELIC little serious consideration even CHARCOAL BRIQUETS when it was built but it is not barns opposite on the east side One was Doctor Moriarty. NEW YORK (UPI) - The though they have probably been Good thru Saturday, A u ^ tt 30th BICYCLES exploited on a small scale for thought that the reservoir’s of the road. Later the pest-house was aban­ Museum of Natural History is i Dr. Lamb HIGHLAND PARK Redeem at Highland Park Market location caused the removal of When the road approached doned and Manchester patients returning to Peru a 4,000-year- UM Ein SaECTIM $F many more years by local (Limit One Coupon Per Famuly) fishing communities.” the pest-house. They were on nearly to where the reservoir is were admitted to the Hartford old jar taken from t.he country 28 NEW IICTM.es 4N TIE 317 Highland St,, Manchester Entire Stock, Burton said the minke whale different water-sheds. now it turned east and from Isolation Hospital on northern years ago. 1IENNH U U Multiple sclerosis Except catch a decade ago was about The brook that comes from there we called it “Camp part of Vine St., Hartford. The Mate of Huaca Prcta, a The Choicest Meat In Town! 3,000, most of them taken by the east flowing parallel to the Meeting Rd.” Some years later when a jar about the size of a tangerine, Cards & Candy still a mystery north side of Camp Meeting Rd. Near the pest-house was a Manchester diptheria patient Norway, By 1973 this figure had was found in pieces in far north­ By Lawrence EM Lamb, MD. M.S. is its tendency to cquse empties into Howard Reser­ large flat rock on which food went there. Doctor Moriarty jumped to over 9,500, more than ern Peru in 1946 by Dr. Junius sudden attacks, then clear up NOTICE voir. Birch Mountain Brook and other necessary supplies DEAR DR. LAMB - I have half taken in the Atlantic by was in charge there. Bird, an American Bicycling... ffv' and disappear for long periods comes from the south then were left for the inmates to get just been told that I have multi­ whalers operating from I think that when the archaeologist. of time. d.iiijatyM4iHtii|.i without contacting other peo­ Other Savings ”tf 50% ple sclerosis (cuss, cuss). Norway, Iceland, Greenland, turns westward to flow thru the Highland Park pest-house was Dr. Bird reassembled the jar Curiously M.S. is more com­ Case's ponds, the falls, and glen ple. discontinued for a short time I would appreciate any infor­ Newfoundland, Japan, Brazil, OPEN LABOR DAY and took it to New York with the The Fcxmily mation that you can provide. mon in the northern areas, or Korea, South Africa and to become Mt. Nebo Brook A doctor was quarantined at (probably one or two cases, 977 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER colder areas, than the warmer permission of the Peruvian Particularly what are my odds several other countries. He said WEEKEND, SUNDAY through Charter Oak Field. The the pest-house with the patients before arrangements were I OPEN MON. THRU SAT., 9:30 to 6:80; THURS. TILL areas. It is six times as com­ government. On his return to of living and for how long? Of the International Whaling Com­ pest-house site drained into it. and, 1 think, a woman helper or made with Hartford) some Recreation POiST ROAD FLAZA AMPLE PARKING mon in the northern United Peru last year, newspapers of course, this question refers to mission takes little or no in­ and MONDA Y for The two brooks joined far below nurse. The doctor usually was a patients were confined at the * "* ™ MON-SAT MAIN STREET, ROUTE 30 States and Europe than in the With Thu Coupon Lima began a campaign for the ImUHNiUlflOPBM t h u r s r f r i the average multiple sclerosis the Howard Reservoir and the young man getting started in VERN ON. CONN. 872-31S0 terest in ''small” whaling old Dr. Vail's house on a lull restoration of the valuable south. One theory is that it YOUR SHOPPING II^ B IB CVCNINOS TILL t patient. What can I do for despite the large numbers being 2 pest-house. his profession. We must admire resembles polio in this regard. south of Spencer St. where archaeological relic to Peru. myself? Construction of the new state the courage and unselfish devo­ Polio caus^ more paralysis in killed, including the smaller CONVENIENCE. 30« OFF Squire Village is now located. DE"AR r e a d e r — Cuss, highway has changed the the North than in the South toothed whales better known as 33 OZ. cuss is right, because it can be a dolphins and porpoises. They features of the terrain east of real problem. Multiple because polio was much more Highland Park so much that it common in warm are, he said, a significant part COCONUT sclerosis is «ne of those dis­ of the world’s whale catch. would be difficult to make the eases that is poorly understood temperatures. The virus P.S. Have a nice holiday, "Japan not only takes most of ^ NUSOFT earlier landscape easily en­ by medical science. We still are affected people early in life and the world's great whales but. but please drive carefully Good thru Saturday, Augutt 30th visioned by anyone who had not not sure what causes it. conferred an immunity against •THURSDAY the paralyzing-type that oc- Redeem at Highland Park Market known it. But we will try. There is some evidence that probably the majority of the (Limit One Coupon Par Family) One can drive east on Charter •FRIDAY it is caused by a slow virus. You curr^ in the North, small whales” , he said. "Ac­ V. Oak St. to Autumn St. when it are probably used to thinking of There isn’t much I can tell cording to Seiji Ohsumi, a •SATURDAY you to do for yourself, except becomes Highland St. At some viruses causing sudden il­ Japanese Cetacean specialist, m i l J a f i p r d i y s a l B follow good general health point east of Highland Park it lnesses. as with the common 12 species of the toothed whales measures and avoid excessive ■■ ■■ ■ ■ H im ______cold. There now appears to be a were currently exploited by the changes name again to Camp fatigue. Meeting Rd. Porter St. con­ whole group of very slow-acting Japanese coastal whaling in­ viruses that cause problems The course i^f the condition dustries. nected at an acute angle but SAVE 20% TO 40% varies enormously. It usually was turned so the very end even years after the infection Off Scott Regular Prices On All Impact 220 or 240 Tennis Rackets starts. But. we still are not sure takes a while for the doctor to "The number taken each year wduld enter at right angle. observe the progress to say was substantial — over 30,000 in About at the same intersection that this is true of multiple SCOTT LAWN SEED, sclerosis. anything useful about any 1959, for example. A total of V.S.D.A. CHOICE MEATS! the Birch Mountain Rd. took off Characteristically, multiple patient’s outlook with M.S. 300.000 were taken in the period also at an acute angle. If left You w ill be interested to YOUR sclerosis, called M.S. for short, of 1957-70, The catch is ap­ All Meats Are Freshly Cut; They’re Never Pre-Packaged! that way it would have required FERTILIZERS & SPREADERS know, however, that some causes the outside cover of parently declining. In 1970 only (In Our Inventory) CHOICE 10.99Yach patients live more than 50 years another expensive over-pass nerve fibers, called the myelin 18.000 dolphins were taken.” EXAMPLES: after the first attack. By five bridge for the new highway, so The 220, for the advanced novice or intermediate sheath, to degenerate. When U.S.D.A. Choice Birch Mountain Rd. was also player... The 240 Rosie Casals, for ladies, a very years after the first attack 70 9 Family Seed these defects occur the function Burton said hundreds of turned at the end to connect responsive racket, built for control. per cent are still capable of M . a . ' / related to that nerve is im­ thousands of dolphins were with a right angle east of the Covers . employment. By 10 years 50 per paired. This can mean drowned in tuna fishing nets of big bridge. 1,000Sq, Ft"2 9 5 | S s. „ 0 9 5 Wilson Chris Evert or Baseline Rackets cent are sUil employable with problems in movement, the U.S. and other countries. From that point the road we intermittent interruptions. By Excellent choice for the Inter- Our paralysis, visual disturbances, “ Ironically the fishermen use are following takes over part of 20 years after the first attack 35 mediate player. Good sel- Reg. or any variety of symptoms the dolphins to lead them to the what was Carter St. and goes to capable of being produced by per cent are still capable of ection of sizes. 14l>9 W E a c h employment. Considering the shoals of tuna” . He said public a lower level where it curves Turf Builder Practice involvement of the nerve .PWCTICf variability of the age M.S. pressure in the United States northward toward higher HaltoPlus system. If only a few fibers are It Covers 10,0(X) Sq. Ft. Tennis nuNis Challenger Tennis Racket starts, these figures are not will probably lead to improved ground. It is about at its lowest Our affected, the defect may not be Reg. 16.95...... 1 3 "® bad. So, you had best plan on be­ methods of netting and fewer We Give Old Fashion part of the curve where the BAllS Laminated 7-ply frame for very great, Balls ing around for a while and being deaths. pest-house was located in a ! by the advanced beginner. A common characteristic of Butcher Service” M.S. is the widespread, part of the active scene. large meadow pasture lot (AmeriuS SIRLOIN PORTERHOUSE T-BONE 18” Spreaders Three hif-'.h Honour Deluife Tennis Racket scattered involvement. With “ if we accept‘ the evidence belonging to the town farm. The 1 9 9 0 quality balls in H 27 lUading At Our Service Meat Multi-laminated frame, brain tumor you can usually Send your questions to Dr. that over the years man's big high fill for the new Reg: 2 4 .9 5 ...... pressurized can. i Mfr highway goes across what was twisted nylon strung, relate the symptoms to a Lamb, in care of this whaling interests have con­ STEAKS special part of the brain. The newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, STEAKS STEAKS that big low area. Not All Sizes in All Stores--No Rain Checks non-slip grip. sistently turned their attention Department, You same is true with other nerve Radio City Station, New York, to smaller and smaller species, About where the road dips diseases. But M.S. may cause N.Y. 10019. For a copy of Dr. as he had consistently over down to go under the highway it symptoms that indicate a Lamb’s booklet on balanced exploited them, then we are See Both Sides of patchy involvement of the brain diet, send 50 cents to the same forced to accept the fact that in lb. ^ 2 . 1 9 lb. SAVE UP TO *31 and spinal cord. address and ask for the a very short time dolphins and M.79 *2.09 Another characteristic of “ Balanced Diet” booklet. porpoises are going to become 18” Lawn Spreader Off Our Reg. Low Prices the Meat You Buy! M o s s ’s Brisket a p a \Mosey's Brisket NEA predicts (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I the target of a major industry. Flat CORNED BEEF ^95^ | COIMED BEEF Cut Our 0 9 7 ALL POWER fewer strikes Reg. 9.99 MOWERS by teachers IN OUR INVENTORY Capacity is 40 lbs. On/off Our Reg. 79.99 to 199.95 Famous Pro-Ked® R iB iiiiiiiiR iiB iiiu iR iiV ii lever, flo-rate control. GeMr WASHINGTON (UPI - The Tennis Sneakers National Education Association Light, rugged canvas uppers on ^ Grocery SneciahSpecials ^ I V "N said Wednesday there probably &4.b. Perennial sure-grip rubber soles. Men's together s a v e 4 0 %.l sizes 7 to 12, women 5 to 10. would be fewer teacher strikes Rye Grass Seed SWEET LIFE this fall but the labor unrest 7*169From famous makers Our Reg. 11.95 with Levi’s* P/sf Off the Jium-fresh coupled with a shortage of jobs "Toro, Sunbeam, LIFE VESTS and Tretorn tennis MAYONNAISE , u s n 7 9 ^ and a bleak economic picture Black & Decker, etc. SWEET LIFE, STEMS A PIECES « ^ ou, H 77 Rotary, self-pro­ make this “ the worst school Sneakers Panateia* pelled, electric, etc. BOAT CUSHIONS White Nyllte canvas uppers, MUSHROOMS 45M p m a u a opening in years.” Floor samples, Vests and cushions have been reduced for terry sock and arch cushion. SWEET LIFE, 20 OZ. LOAF _ ^ Strikes, however, will not dis- Fast growing! Gives you quick as-is, one or few of Immediate clearance. 48 assorted pieces per Men's, women's sizes. app^r, the NEA said. coverage on most all soils. of a kind. store, not all items in cill stores. No Rain Checks. There’s nothing like WHITE BREAD 3 5 *1 Eight are already underway Our Reg. 19.99 corduroy for comfort— VLASIC HAMBMRQ, SWEET, HOT DOQ POTATOES in Illinois, according to the FANCY NEA, and walkouts are possible OUR REG. I and nothing like it for RELISHES ioo. 3 r8 9 * in Spokane, Wash., Nashville, SAVE LOW I m Raid House and SAVINGS FOR GOLFERS! CAMPBELL’S _ ^ _ Tenn, and Great Falls, Mont., UP 1/,OFF style-when fashioned BARTLEH PEARS PRICES ON ^ Garden Bug Killer Spalding among other cities. TO Lee Trevino PORK & BEANS i. o. 4 r8 9 « YELLOW, RIPE A spokesman for the 7-Pc. Set the knowing people at SWEET LIFE ^ American Federation of 11-Pc. Golf Set OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF Our Hj 37 OurOrig. 39.99... BANARAS .lb. Teachers, a AFL-CIO union, byFaultleu Levi's Panatela. Note CATSUP...... , , „ 3 I * 1 *33 GEORGIA PACIFIC _ _ WHITE said New York City teacher •Patio Furniture Wilson the great matchup contract talks are "highly in­ Quickly eliminates all kinds of 3 Wood Set r PAPER PLATES...... 7 9 * flammable” and that a strike in • Redwood Furniture annoying pests, indoors or out; here In a nicely- SUNISSOUPES .lb. Chicago is “ more than •Garden Umbrellas & stands 13'/i oz. Our Orig. 49.99... possible.” 6 3 ^ coordinated outfit FRUIT DRINKS ..„ 3 9 « NEA, the 1.7 million member Accessories •Barbecue Grills & M s t Shell fStepdown lightweight steel shafts: 1,3, Wilson suited to any teacher organization, released • Jugs & Chests strip No-Pest Strip 4 woods, 3 thru 9 irons and wedge. 8-iron Set BACOS...... » . . 5 9 * its first informal reports from Endorsed by Trevino the “Super- occasion. nr state affiliates estimating as • Torches & Patio Candles imex". 4 per store. No Rain Checks. Our Orig. 79.99... many as 80 teacher strikes Our 177 across the country this fall. •Pads & Cushions OH Reg. >in our stock Frozen Food & Dairy Specials Fresh, Live But NEA officials believe 2.19 Our ALL GOLF BAGSii • Furniture & Grill Covers Rat. 20 assorted sets and bags per stora. not all items in all stores. STORE that fewer strikes will occur Odorless: kills insects % Prlcai No Rain Checks. SWEET LIFE Not all Items In all stores-No Rain Checks 25 during the opening weeks of up to 4 months. • f school than last year when HOURS ORANGE JUICE...... % gal. 4 9 * Maine about SO occured. LAND O'LAKES, WHITE OR COLORED ’ M . & Tues. For the last full school year, SAVE CFF CUR VIHUV Huffy Men’s 27” 10-Speed Bike 911 an estimated 106 teacher AMERICAN CHEESE » . . 7 9 * ’til 6:00 strikes were reported com­ UP REG. LOW Deluxe features-include center- MRS. FILBERrS pared to 1S4 the previous year. pull brakes with safety levers; Wed., Thurs. & Fri. Lobsters TC PRICES ON ALL! Shimano Derailleur and many MAR6ARINE...... im ,,.4 9 « 50% other wanted features. SARA LEE, ALL VARIETIES _ ’til 9:00 Our Reg. to 99.99 SAT. 8 PM AUG. 30 SUMMER GAMES *77 DESSERT CAKES...... ,.(,. 9 9 * Sat. & Sun. PLAINVILLE STADIUM CHOOSE FROM; Hedstrom Trail Cycle Low slung design for stability; ’til 6:00 AUTO RAGES • Badminton «Lawn Darts knobby front tires, strong tubular LEMONADE...... ,.„ 3 « * 1 steel frame. POLYBAO _ _ ^ The Above Our Reg. 17.99 TO • Volley Ball •Croquet ICECUBES...... 5 1 4 9 * Specials Are S 5 0 0 WIN Combination Lock with Chain LENNER’8, ONION, PLAIN, EOO Good • Horseshoes • Tetherball Our Reg. 3.99 2ml $ 250-3rd $125 BABELS...... „ .,.3 9 * Thru and m ore... Heavy Duty Bike Pump WAKEFIELD ^ _ A good selection—up to 75 assorted IV4” steel berrel, IB" length. Our Reg. 3.99 Saturday games per store, but not all items in all CRAB MEAT ao* M.49 100 Plus Heats Pencii Tire Gauge August 30th stores. No Rain Checks. Accurately measures up to 80 lbs. Our Reg. 1.39 / SPORTING DEPT. Manchester Parkade V. UP PLEASURE MANCHESTER nus Heats 20 3 WAYS TO CHARGE MANCHESTER SALE: Farmington Valley Mall *3.50 Adffl. THURS.-FRI.-SAT. SIMSBURY-AVON Mon. thru Fri. 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. 0 to 12 yrs. 99c Saturday 9 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Under 6 FREE 1145 Tolland Turrtpiike OPEN DAILY TIL 9 P.M. i i 1,11 j ■ i m m n i K fw;;' PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thure., August 28,1975

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., August 28,1975 — PAGE ELEVEN Wiggin-Turgeon ENGAGED MENUS Maciolek-McDonald - . 1 ; Nancy' Turgeon of Conway, The engagement of Miss Bar- Manchester, has been an- N.H., formerly of Manchester, sold at all schools with Money for the following bara Jean Demko to Edward nounced by her parents, Dr. and and Brian P. Wlggin of FROM YOUR ' Marybeth McDonald of ' COLLEGE NOTES School cafeterias at a cost of 6 cents week’s lunches will be collected Bolton and Keith Maciolek of Joseph Kowal Jr., both of Mrs. Richard M. Demko of 74 Washington, D.C., were per half pint for milk and 15 or Friday at Verplanck, Buckland, 1 Tiick Rd. EHlington were married July 12 married Aug. 9 at the United 20 cents for ice cream. Robertson, and Nathan Hale NEIGHBOR’S KITCHEN Kira S. Mandly of 482 W. Mid­ Cambridge, Mass. She Is the Mr. Kowal is the son of Mr. Cafeteria menus for at St. Joseph Church in Methodist Church in Conway, Students at the high school schools, and at all other schools By VIVIAN iFEhOUSON dle Tpke. has been named to the daughter of Frederick Mandly and Mrs. Eklward J. Kowal Sr . Manchester Public Schools, Rockville. N.H. Sept. 3-5, are as follows: and junior high schools will be on Monday. dean’s list for tbe spring and Mrs. Helen Roya, both of of 95 Woodland St. The bride is the daughter of The bride is the daughter of offered a choice of separately Parents wishing their child to semester at Lesley College in Manchester. The bride-elect was Wednesday: Hamburg patty Mr. and Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Turgeon Jr. on roll, potato chips, buttered priced items including soup, buy one meal oidy may do so John Moier has made a graduated from Manchester McDonald of 27 French Rd., of Bradenton, Fla., formerly of green beans, milk, apple crisp. sandwich, fruit, dessert snacks by sending the money in the perfect loaf of bread from his High School in 1971 andl Bolton. The bridegroom is the Manchester. The bridegroom is Thursday: Italian shells with and ice cream. The high school morning of the day they wish to very first try. “My wife en­ HEIRLOOMS OF TOMORROW ARE AT received an A.A. degree in son of Mr. and ^ s . Andrew the son of Mr. and Mrs. Flalph meat sauce, tossed salad, snack bar will continue to be in buy. couraged me. I’d done a lot of liberal arts from Endicott W. Wiggin of Conway, N.H. Maciolek of 5 Hughes Circle, bread, butter and milk, jello operation each day after 8 a.m. Milk money will be collected cooking in my life but had never Ellington. Junior College in Beverly, The Rev.Joshua 0. Adeyemo with topping. weekly on ^iday at Bentley thought about making bread. I COUNTR. Mass, in 1973. She was and the Rev. George T. David­ The Rev. A1 Kizluk of St. 2B4 nOMI ST. lUNCIUESTBI Friday: Orange juice, tuna Parents are advised to have School. really didn’t think I could do It. Joseph’s Church performed the o n graduated from Forsyth School' son, both of Conway, N.H., of­ salad on a roll, potato sticks, their children purchase a Menus will be published In ad­ Then, one day I read an article Merchants In Early American for Dental Hygenists in Boston ficiated at the double-ring double-ring ceremony. buttered peas and carrots, week's supply of tickets vance In the Thursday edition of about former President Lyndon The bride, given In marriage Furniture Reproductions this year. She is employed as a ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Steven whenever possible. milk. Ice cream. The Herald. Baines Johnson. I said to by her father, wore a white Clocks • Lamps • Fireplace Furnishings dental hygenist in East Hart­ Smith of Conway, N.H. were myself, ‘If the President can ford. eyelet gown trimmed with satin organist and soloist. bake bread, I guess I can do and Nautical Paraphernalia Her fiance, a 1968 graduate of The bride, given in marriage ribbons. She carried a bouquet All cafeterias in the miEEKMI CASH AND CARRY SKOAL It’.” Manchester High School, by her father, wore an Empire of yellow and white roses with Manchester public schools will Today, John can give you received a B.S. degree in gown of Venetian floral lace baby’s breath. be in full operation Wednesday many hints about making good physical education from Boston over crepe satin designed by Maureen Wylie of New York except Illlng Junior High School bunch bread. “I think kneading is Im­ GIFT DEPT. SPECIAL , ;.'v'; University in 1972 and an M.A. the bride with princess DAISIES ^1 ,5 9 was her sister’s matron of whose kitchen facilities, a part portant — the more you knead honor. Bridesmaids were Miss FRIDAY and SATURDAY ONLY degree in physical education neckline, long fitted sleeve with it, the better it is. I never use an and health education from of the renovation program, are Rene Myette of Bolton and Miss pearl buttons, A-line skirt and incomplete. electric mixer or any other ■' Southern Connecticut State cathedral-length train. Her Gayla Butcher of Manchester. For the present, students’ kind. Never add tpo much flour. ■ College in New Haven. three-tiered veil was edged in A garden reception was held meals will remain at last year’s Add just enough to work it by The couple is planning an Oct. matching lace and attached to a at the home of the bridegroom’s price—50 cents for a complete hand. The dough should be WROUGHT IRON 4 wedding at St. Bridget Church crown of seed pearls and parents, after which the couple lunch at the elementary moist but not sticking to tbe left for new York. oiin Mills Photo in Manchester. crystals. She carri^ her great- schools, 55 cents at the junior fingers. Never mind wbat the grandparents family Bible They will reside In Bolton. Mrs. Keith Maciolek PLANTERS high schools and 55 cents recipe says about the flour. Add decorated with orchids and withoutdessert at Manchester the last of It a little at a time stephanotis. Value To *7.50 High School. until the dough can be worked . Mrs. Linda Poutre of Braden­ Adult lunch prices will be in­ just comfortably.” ton, Fla., was her sister's creased by 5 cents in all The kitchen at 6 Rheel St., matron of honor. Miss Debra *4.99 schools. There will also be an msid® Rockville, smelled deliciously tl22 0 “ ' Turgeon of Bradenton, Fla., the Mrs. Brian P. Wiggin increase in some ala carte of newly baked loaves, file WWte Supply Lasts bride’s sister, was maid of items. braided sweet bread was made honor. Bridesmaids were Miss ABOUT TOWN N.H., the bridegroom’s after which the couple left on a Milk and ice cream will be from an old Swiss recipe. It Is Barbara Seavey, Miss Mary called zypha, pronounced zip- THE BABY Dalton, Miss Janet Wilson, all brother; Larry David of Dover, trip to Bermuda. They will FRAMED FINE ART COLLECTIONS N.H., the bridegroom’s cousin; reside in Washington, D.C. fa. John speaks Swiss fluently, of Manchester; and Mrs. so well that while in A Bible study is scheduled for Squadron of the Civil Air Patrol IS NAMED Ronald Littlefield of Mrs. Wiggin, a registered Charge Accounts Invited Jehovah's Witnesses will con­ Robert Harmon of Tamworth, Switzerland the natives thought tonight at 7:30 at the United will meet tonight from 7 to 9 at 20% OFF RED. PRICE Shillington, Pa.; Gary Domian nurse, will be employed in duct a theocratic ministry N.H. Miss Valerie Scanlon of Bonk Charges Welcome he was a native. Pentecostal Church, 187 Wood- the Manchester State Armory, of Charlestown, N.H.; and Washington. Mr. Wiggin, who is school tonight at 7:30 and a ser­ Hyattsville, Md., the The Moser family Is well bridge St. 330 Main St. The meeting is Bania, Brian Michael, son of Reynaldo and Monica Byrne Kenneth Prouex of Berlin, N.H. working towards his master’s vice meeting at 8:35 at bridegroom's cousin, was known In the EMIington and open to all young people from FORMEHLY BLUE LATERII GFT SHOP Banta of 127 Main St. He was born Aug. 15 at Manchester Jonathan Weber of Lynn, Mass, degree at American University Kingdom Hall, N. Main St. flower girl. Rockville areas. John's father Manchester Composite Grade 7 through high school. Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. was ring bearer. in Washington, is employed in Robert Goddard of Meredith, John Sr., and uncle Benedict Nicholas Byrne of 770 Dart Hill Rd., Vernon. His paternal grand­ A reception was held in the Republican cloakroom of N.H. was best man. Ushers began the dairy farm which still parents are Mr. and Mrs, Jose Banta of the Philippines. His Fellowship Hall at the church. the U. S. Senate in Washington. were Craig Wiggin of Conway, carries the family name and It paternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Leoncio Torres of Mr. Moser sets bread out to cool. (Herald photo by Pinto) family operated. The two Swiss the Philippines. He has three brothers, James, 13, David, 11, and brothers married sisters. Each Paul 5, and two sisters, Debbie, 12, and Lisa Marie, 13 months. to have a different consistency beating well with heavy spoon. bad four daughters and one son. when baked. (Remember John's hint about John Jr., who Is our bread- \p , Kurcn, daughter of Patrick and Bette I,am Ng of 348 Bread Is not hard to make not adding all the flour — just maker, retired four years ago Kennedy Rd. She was born Aug. 19 at Manchester Memorial though many of my readers enough so dough Is moist but from with tbe U.S. Envelope Hospital, Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lam seem to think so. Most recipes not sticking to the fingers). Co. His wife Esther works full of Elmhurst, N.Y. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. do not give the fine points. We Grease a bowl with butter and Bun Wah Ng of Hong Kong. IN THE SERVICE time as a bookkeeper at Got- are fortunate that John Moser turn dough, coating well. Set tier’s, a furniture store. A son, is willing to share his baking aside and let rise until double in Douglas, lives in Vernon. Their I’> ku, Deborah Lynn, daughter of Walter Jr. and Sandra Ann hints. His recipe Is detailed to size — at least two hours. daughter, Lanae Aberle, Hughes Pyka of 55C Rachel Rd. She was born Aug. 22 at help you make beautiful tasty Punch down and knead until Airman Lynne M. Johnson, Rockville High School in 1974 Cadet Terrance E. Jedr- resides in Ohio. There are five Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are loaves like his. bubbly — about 10 minutes of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. and attended Greater Hartford ziewskl, son of Mr. and Mrs. grandchildren. Robert Hughes and Mrs, Evelyn Johnstone, both of Middletown. Community College. Zypha vigorous kneading. Divide William M. Johnson of 7 Chester M. Jedrzlewski, Old John and Elsther share the dough Into six equal, portions. Her paternal grandmother is Mrs, Agnes C. Pyka of 90 Lydall St, Post Rd., Rockville is attending (Old Swill Recipe h r Wilshire Rd., Vernon has been cooking in their scrupulously Let divided dough rest about 10 Her maternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs, Algot John­ summer training at Camp Braided Sweel Bread) selected for technical training clhan, pleasant home. From more mjnutes. To braid: Use son of Portland. Her paternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Marc K. Violette, son of Mr. 2 packages dry yeast in the U.S. Air Force supply Buckner on the reservation of their vegetable garden, they three portions to braid Into a Caroline Wandych of 60 Oakland St, and Mrs. Joseph Sullivan of 204 the U.S. Military Academy, 1 cup lukewarm water field at Lowry AFB, Colo. will take beans, sweet com, loaf, ending up with two loaves. Oak Grove St. recently enlisted West Point, N.Y. lima beans, etc. to freeze for 1 tablespoon sugar Olsen, Andrew John, son of Robert and Lois Devine Olsen of The airman recently com­ into the U. S. Army for three Place In greased baking pans the winter months. “We like to Mix these th m ingredients 19 Cottage St. He was born Aug. 22 at Manchester Memorial pleted basic training at and set aside again to raise un­ years to work as a watercraft Army Pvt. l.C. Leonard J. take a loaf of bread vrben we and let set. Meanwhile, scald Hospital. His maternal grandmother is Mrs. Mary Capelld of 61 Lackland AFB, Tex., where she operator. til doubled In size. Kanehl U, son of Mr. and Mrs. visit someone wlio is one cup milk and pour over next Tbites Just before placing loaves In Columbus St. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Leroy studied the Air Force mission, Leonard J. Kanehl, 29 Cook St., four Ingredients: Viqlette will take basic recuperating from an Illness or oven, brush with beaten egg and Olsen of 112 Arnott Rd, He has a sister, Christine Ann, 3. organization and customs and fired expert with the M-16 rifle W cup sugar . training at Ft. Leonard Wood, to someone who lives alone.” a tablespoon of milk mixed received special instruction in at Kirch Gons, Germany. S tableqxwns butter Mo., followed by watercraft together. This gives good color DiiiiHlan, Jennifer Lynne, daughter of Lawrence and Carolyn human relations. Our Entisid, 3 tablesjxxMis lard operator training before going Manchastar, Modem breadmaking varies when baked. P l^ e in preheated Russell Dunstan of 16 Sunset Lane, Apt. 3C, Bolton. She was born Pvt. Kanehl is assigned to the 2 teaqxwns salt She was graduated from to his permanent duty assign­ 3rd Armored Division. Avon/Sinubury, very little from that made by 350-degree oven for 25-30 Aug. 22 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grand­ Add two cups flour, adding ment. th tfol A tbe cave man except that a minutes. When baked, remove parents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward Russell of Lakeland, Fla. Her one cup at a time. (This is an Maridan leavening agent is used. from pans onto a wire rack and paternal grandparents are Mr, and Mrs. William Dunstan of old-fastiioned method of cooling Sforti Originally, all bread was flat. while still hot brush with sugar Scotland. off tbe milk). Then, add 3 well- Ara Opan The ground grain, or flour, was water. Evary beaten eggs. Mix and beat mixed with water and baked. Sugar water: One tablespoon Jaworski, .Mirhucl Alan, son of John and Sharon McCann NUa together well. Add yeast The Egyptians discovered that s u g a r dissolved in two Jaworski of 167 Vernon St. He was bom Aug. 22 at Manchester mixture and approximately 5 Broad St. fermentation of dough caused It tablespoons hot water. Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs. cups flour, one at a time, Woodrow McCann of 47 Packard St. His paternal grandparents S26"’! 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Middle Tum - 212 give blood pfte Peoples’ party convenes we see MANCHESTER The Red Cross Bloodmobile an employe at the Sheltered W e R e e e n e went well over the top of its ISO- Workshop. pint monthly, quota Wednesday The following were gallon The S ig h t DAVID E. ANDERSON To U m H Champaign-Urbana, HI. — all campus during its visit to Manchester donors: Eight gallons — Daniel Q uentlU eu WASHINGTON (UPI) - During the an- communities. Memorial Hospital with a total Lange; seven gallons — John . tiwar of the late 1960s, speakers regularly “Our immediate aim," says Patty Mote of 212 pints, the largest collec­ Naretto; six gallons — Ernest MANCHESTER : urged protesters to “go home and organize of the party's national resource center, "is tion in several years. There were 113 appointments J. Scott; five gallons — Peter I your local communities.” not trying to have an effect on national 6LAST0NBURY kept and 117 walk-in donors, Ratti; four gallons — Frank M. ; While most did not listen, some did. One politics but to restructure society. The WEST HARTFORD ■lliere were 18 persons deferred Serignese; three gallons— John • result has been creation of the People’s strength of the party is that it organizes until another time. M. Ruff; two gallons — “==' WnHEMHEUI Party, a group comprised of people more from the bottom — from a local base.” A Red Cross spokesman said Marjorie Roach, Annamarie interested in local organizing than in The ideology is what the party calls about 65 persons were Turner; one gallon — David ; national issues. "decentralized socialism,” but its processed during the first hour. Lewie, Avamarie Opalach, DOUBLE S&H GREEN STAMPS • Starting today, about 300 party workers members do not embrace the systems of Heading the list of gallon Doris Ramizi, Patricia White. 1 and local activists gather in St. Louis to the Soviet Union or China donors were two who reached The next Bloodmobile visit r exchange information, map an electoral “There are no decentralized socialist the nine-gallon mark. They will be Sept. 26 at South United EVERY WEDNESDAY strategy for 1976 and nominate provisional states on this planet," says Wayne were John W. Klein of 27 htethodist Church from 12:45 to • candidates for president and vice presl- Lindberg, another worker in the resource FraAces Dr., a foreman at 5:30 p.m. Appointments may be ' dent. center in Washington. “We’re trying to Cheney Bros., Inc., and Mrs. made by calling 643-5111. Walk- ! In the 1972 election, the party ran build a homebred socialism.” Marie Benson of 275 Green Rd., in donors will be welcome. pediatrician Benjamin Spock for president Leaders agree the task facing the party ; and black activist Julius Hobson for vice is enormous. WEEKEND president. On the ballot in only 10 states, “Left politics today is really shying Keep appointment 2 the party received less than 1 per cent of away from the star system,” says t the vote. Lindberg, thereby making it difficult to Mrs. Volorlo Amtol, Pool Arctiom- Alan Lamson, John Daly, Mrs Phyllis find a national candidate who could at­ tMutt. Mn. Ellabolh Bronnen, Mrs. Daly, Qeorgisnna Aronson, Ronald E. BONUSCOUPONS 1 By contrast, supporters have been Blake, Mrs. Helena Qavsilo, Mrs. tract media attention without com­ union Covonsky, Donald Ellis. Janet 2 elected to city councils in Ann Arbor and Frants. Mrs. Oall Krovltz. Mrs. Anno Beverly Herzog. 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PAGE FOURTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Thura., August 28, 1975 ^N C H ESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., August 28, 1975 — PAGE FIFTEEN OBITUARIES Bogus $ 10 f o u n d The Rockville Area Chamber of Commerce today issued 11 more one-man staff Barker rites Saturday another counterfeit alert. Wednesday the chamber reported that a bogus |S bill had been passed in the Vernon BOSTON (UPI) — Dick Drago was glad for the chance Funeral services for Louis and Florence O'Connor I Circle area. think that makes me feel? I had one bad outing ^lat I going to be. I can throw all night in the bullpen and think to prove the Boston Red Sox have more than a one-man pire and said ‘no way that’s a force out,’ After we talked to Policeman Kenneth L. Barker, Barker. He lived in Manchester | Todhy the chamber said a |10 bill had also been passed in couldn’t hold the lead, and that was back in June, and I’m doing fine and thed come in and get hammered.” killed in an automobile accident all his life. bullpen. everybody writes that the bullpen was lousy until Phillips, he correct^ himself and called Rick safe. ,I have the same area. This bill has the serial number of • to give the man credit.” Wednesday night in Hartford He was a U.S. Navy veteran 1 A43638469A, and series 1969A, the same as the $5 bill. He threw only eight pitches Wednesday, but six of them Willoughby came. Hey, he’s done a super job. But I’m here The Red Sox got all the runs they needed in the first, will be Saturday at 9:30 a.m. of World War 11, a member of Both bogus bills were dlscoverd by the Vernon National were strikes as he came on with one out and two on in the too.” „ > ■ , when Denny Doyle and Fred Lynn doubled and Jim Rice Boston scored its final two runs in the third on sacrifice from the John F. Tierney the Army-Navy Club, and the ninth and saved Rogelio Moret’s 6-2 win over the California Drago blew fastballs by Lee Stanton and pinch hitter homered. The Angels got their two runs in the second when Funeral Home, 219 W. Center Bank. Merchants in the chamber have an alert system to lies by Rice, scoring Carl Yastrzemski, and Burleson, American Legion, Dilworth- let fellow members know when counterfeit bills are being Angels. * Hank Garrett to end the game, and said afterward he had Moret walked four batters, including Andy Etchebarren, scoring Lynn. 1 St., with a Mass at 10 at the Cornell-Quey Post No. 102. Until Wednesday, Drago had pitched twice this month — Mike Miley and Jerry Remy in succession. Church of the Assumption. passied in the area only one thing in mind when he relieved Moret in the ninth. Survivors are his wife, Wilma the last time on August 11 when he mopped up during a “It sounds stupid, but all you can do is get the ball over The game was played before a midweek crowd of Burial will be in St. James Pitkin Barker; a son, David Rick Burleson scored Boston’s fourth run on a disputed Mbret loss to the Oakland A’s. Since Jim Willoughby joined the plate,” he said. “And you can’t fool around. I’m just 34,239 a sellout at Fenway park. The Oakland A’s are in Cemetery. Barker, U.S. Navy; two play. With the bases loaded, Cecil Cooper struck out. But town for a three-game series this weekend, and Boston’s Friends may call at the daughters, Mrs. Jacqueline the team in July, Drago has become the "forgotten man” lucky I had some control. You can’t tell too much sitting in Etchebarren couldn’t hold onto the ball and Burleson came funeral home Friday from 7 to 9 President labeled in the Boston bullpen. the bullpen. ' Rick Wise, 16-8, will face Stan Bahnson, 9-11, Friday night. Finley and Sandra Barker, both home, but was called out by umpire Dave Phillips. Weekend matchups have Dick Bosman (8-5) vs. Bill Lee p.m. of Manchester, and two u “I read that before Willoughby came no one in the, ' 'Sitting for a month without pitching, that’s unnerving, ’ ’ “Phillips said it was a force play,” said manager Darrell He was born in Manchester grandchildren. ‘economic primative’ bullpen could get anyone out,” said Drago. “How do you' he said. “And I have no way of knowing how effective I’m (17-7) on Saturday, and Sonny Siebert (3-4) vs. Luis Tiant Nov. 3, 1930, the son of the late Johnson. “And he was wrong. I went to the first base um- (15-13) on Sundav. HARTFORD (UPI) - Calling recently from the Democratic President Ford "an economic National Committee, also Gustave A. Gull charged Ford’s plan to decon­ Clifford S. Lee primitive,” Connecticut’s top Gustave A. Gull, 81, of 18' labor leader has charged Ford trol oil prices means consumers HEBRON -Clifford S. Lee, Hazel St. died this morning at i would be "sacrificed before the Johnson grandslam^ with failing to lead the nation 75, of Lines Rd. was pronounced Manchester Memorial altar of private profit.” dead on arrival W^nesday at out of the recession. The Hospital. He was the husband of | John J. Driscoll, head of the "Ford is more of an economic Windham Community Clara Graboske Gull. primitive even than, Herbert Memorial Hospital, Williman- State Labor Council, AFL- Salads arm decides He was born Dec. 28, 1893, in CIO, also said Ford’s recent call Hoover,” he said of Ford’s Herald Angle tic after becoming ill at his Portland and lived in refusal to start new programs home. He was the husband of for less government in­ Manchester more than 78 terference in business was a that would bring the nation out By Earl Yost Leona Grant Lee. years. of the recession. When the chips are down into a Bart Beardsley pitch which loaded the bases. Bob He was born in Plainville. He Signal he wants to abandon con­ Sports Editor you go with your ‘money’ He was a shoe salesman at G. sumers "to the tender mercies "Hoover at least set up the and deposited the ball over Carlson lined a single down lived in Hebron the past 15 Fox & Co. in Hartford fo%12 Reconstruction Finance Cor­ players and Moriarty’s did the leftfield fence for a the third base line and two 2 years. Until his retirement six of those irresponsible business years until his retirement in and Industrial interests which poration to help business pull just that last night in their grandslam homer. runs tallied. years ago, he worked for the 1959. out of the Depression,” Driscoll quest to detrone Bristol as put profit above all.” Baaeball far from dead That was ail Sala needed Johnson had a second state highway department for Mr. Gull was a member of said. Hartford Twilight League 12 years as a traffic surveyor. "We have a president in Fenway Park, Boston - Some critics have been harping as a cushion. The loop’s top chance in the fifth inning to Emanuel Lutheran Church and Gerald Ford, not elected by the Accusing Ford of using his baseball playoff champions. Other survivors are a son, for years that major league baseball is dying. pitcher missed a shutout in add to his great season com­ the church’s Old Guard. He was people, who openly espouses veto powers to block neieded ing up with the sacks all oc- Clifford S. Lee Jr. of Becket, also a member of Scandia public employment programs, It’s far from dead in New England and at Fenway Park Manager Gene Johnson the sixth when when Rich Mass.; 4 daughters, Mrs. radical changes in our cupi^. This time, reliefer Lodge, Vasa Order of America, government,” he said in his Driscoll said organized labor in pvticular as a daytime sellout crowd of 34, 239 fans nominated his ace, Riordan missed a shoestring Elizabeth Chipponi of for 60 years, and a past chair­ College will never he anything like this! has set forth the only "com­ showed up in Boston yesterday to watch the Red Sox beat southpaw Pete Sala to pitch. catch of Jim Ziogas’ drive Duke Synder managed to Newington, Mrs. Bea Andrews traditional Labor Day state­ slip a third strike past the man of the organization. He ment. prehensive and coherent” The crafty veteran, who woa and it went for a triple. The of Amston, Mrs. Shirleyann California, 6-2. served as secretary of Linne Driscoll, who resigned program to end the nation’s The Red Sox will enjoy the day off today and their loyal all six regular season and latter tallied on Bill big slugger. Snyder finished McDonald of Hebron, and Mrs. Lodge, Knights of Pythias for The Girelli family woke up this morning to find their home message on the tree, “We’ll Miss You Stevie,” and “Guess economic woes. out the frame in top fashion Serena Piche of Andover, and and faithful fans will have to wait a day before the club both playoff starts in the McCabe’s sacrifice fly. more than 40 years. at 91 Norman St., their driveway, their grounds, their Who?” says, Steve has lots of friends. It turned out that the by striking out the side, get­ 13 grandchildren. resumes action Friday night against Oakland. The semifinals, scattered two Tonight the two clubs Other survivors are a nephew trees, their shrubs and what not decorated with multi­ ones who did the decorating are Susan Malo of 12 Margaret hits in notching a 6-1 deci­ ting Reimer and Carlson. The funeral is Friday at 10 and three grand-nephews. meet again in game No. 2 in Sala didn’t walk a batter a.m. at St Peter’s Episcopal colored toilet tissue. It was on the occasion of Steve Rd., Kim Champy of 98 Bryan Rd., and Sher Johnson of 80 CATHOLIC BURIAL sion at St. Thomas. The funeral is Saturday at 11 Girelli’s departure for Ithaca College in upstate New Oakland Rd., South Windsor. (Herald photo by Pinto) the best of three-game set at and fanned four. Church, Hebron. Burial is in St. a.m. at the Emanuel Lutheran The big blow was provided 5:30 at St. Thomas. • Peter’s Cemetery, Hebron. York, where he enrolled today as a freshman. As the WHERE? will you choose your Last year, Bristol won the Church with the Rev. C. Henry by Johnson, the league’s The locals actually iced Friends may call at the family burial place? leading hitter. Coming up post-season play in three Anderson officiating. Burial the verdict in the second in­ games. Tonight the MB’s Potter Funeral Home, 456 will be in East Cemetery. Do you care where you are buried? If you don’t someone with the bases loaded in the Jackson St., Willimantic very likely does, and that someone may have to decide in ning on a walk and singles by hope to even the score in two Friends may call at the second inning, Johnson tied Johnson and Mark Reimer tonight from 7 to 9. Holmes Funeral Home, 400 FIRE CALLS haste without your help. Experience shows that it is usually straight games. Those wishing to do so may Main St., Friday from 7 to 9 the wife who must make the choice. make memorial gifts to the p.m. Jury absolves defendants Memorial Fund of St Peter’s ' Members of Linne Lodge will Episcopal Church. offer a memorial service at MANCHESTER SAINT JAMES CEMETERY 7:30 p.m. Friday. Wednesday, 11:18 p.m. 368 Broad Street Orioles’ Torrez nears RICE LVNN Those wishing to do so may —Report of car fire on Manchester, Connecticut McAULIFFE In Memoriam in Kent State eivil suits In tersta te 86; Just steam In loving memory of Ralph DeSimone make memorial gifts to Phone 6443772 who passed away August 28. 1970. Emanuel Lutheran Church. (Town). Athletics are the likely foe of Boston in the American Today, 8:17 a.m. elusive 20-win circle CLEVELAND (UPI) - Some believe this happened, but it League playoffs which will bring together the two division God saw his footsteps falter, the hill be­ Blazina of Lorain, Ohio, and —Overheated'washing machine came too steep, in the courtroom jeered, some happened.” champions. The first two games in the best of three set (UPI Photo) Card of Thanks Roberta Heckman, Avon, Ohio, motor at 394 Woodbridge St. i With farewells unspoken, the Savior were outraged, others were Alan Canfora, shot in the will be Saturday, Oct.4 in the park of the Eastern winner. were the three jurors who voted (Eighth District). NEW YORK (UPI) - with the Cardinals and for his 17th win when Gene bade him sleep. We wish to express our appreciation to simply relieved. Five years wrist at Kent State, appeared in the minority. Friday night’s game is a sellout against the A’s. So is Red Sox’ Dick McAuliffe tries to score all our friends for their kindness during Today, 10:49 a.m. —Car fire Mike Torrez, who has had Expos “because I throw Tenace drove in the decisive Sadly missed by after the Kent State shootings, stunned as the verdict was fBACK-T(VSCHOOr! Saturday night's against the same club and the park will our recent bereavement. As the jurors filed out Arthur at 100 Finley St. (Town). the label “in and outer” more curve balls and sliders Angels’Andy Etchebarren applied lag in time for putout Sons, Daughter, The Dougela Family a civil court jury decided 29 returned in his case. Krause of Pittsburgh, whose have the SRO sign up again Sunday afternoon when the two run for Oakland with a Daughter-in-law and Grandchildren TOLLAND COUNTY since entering the major defendants cannot be held liable “This is an outrage,” he said. daughter Allison was killed, IRTING ONE clubs wind up their regular season series. now. I used to have a good sacrifice fly in the ninth. Wednesday, 10:30 a.m. for their actions that day. “There’s no justice.” said “ God bless you three leagues with the St. Louis fast ball and a slider and Blue, 17-10, received ninth­ —Ellington Fire Department STOP Monday night the New York Yankees come in and all but The jury, in a 9-3 decision But later he told jurors, “Vie women.” the bleacher seats have been sold. The same situation will Cardinals in 1967, thinks he that was all. I’ve got a good inning relief from Rollie Wednesday, absolved Gov. don’t blame you. We blame the The defendants took the deci­ on mutual aid call to Broad GOODS SHOPPING is about to acquire a new Fingers, who picked up his Brook. bia Tuesday night at friendly Fenway when the Sox and James Rhodes, former KSU rotten system.” '' sion quietly. one: 2I)-game winner. 18th save. Doc Medich lost Seaver frontrunner Wednesday, 2:50 p.m. —Ver­ YhnkeM' tangle a lecond time.' President Robert White and 27 The $46 million damage case Rhodes said he would have no The 6-foot-6, 215-pound non Fire Department to grass Major league baseball dead? Don’t believe it the next his 15th game for New York. AREA former Ohio National Guard of­ involved 13 suits, one on behalf comment "until time for the ADIDASeCONVERSE fire on Warren Ave., Vernon. time your neighbor gives you any of that talk. right-hander, acquired by Indians 0-5, While Sox 2-0 ficers and men for their role in of every student killed or appeal has passed.” But he said PROKED FOOTWEAR the Baltimore Orioles along POLICE REPORT Wednesday, 7:15 p.m. —Ver­ The Red Sox are averaging better than 21,000 payees for Jorge Orta and Bill Melton for Cy Young Award the May 4, 1970, shootings that wounded when guardsmen fired the May 4 incident was “the non Fire Department to smoke with Ken Singleton in a hit solo homers and Claude left four dead and nine on demonstrators protesting most sorrowful day in my life.” 61 home dates, best figure in the American League and investigation, rear of Grant's lEQOT LOCKER1C99 winter deal with the Mon­ Osteen and Rick Gossage wounded. the U.S. invasion of Cambodia. Gen. Sylvester Del Corso, WITH TRAY i r j L topped only by Los Angeles in the National. And the club on ARRESTS store, Tri-City Plaza, Vernon treal Expos, moveinnings, was the loser. WASHINGTON (UPI) - support including that of interrupted him. relinquished. league lead with 194 while tonight,,! had nothing at all chipped in with his 18th Boston remained seven and I told (catcher Jerry) Former Connecticut En­ Republican House Minority "What freedom?’’ he Rangers 8, Tigers 2 beating the Padres for the homer for the Dodgers, who Leader John J. Rhodes, who has shouted. “It’s a sham in every Strella games ahead in the fourth time this season and Grote to mix them up a lot. I Vandals saw faucet vironmental Protection Com­ First cUtas living again Jeff Burroughs and Tom tagged Steve Carlton with missioner Dan W. Lufkin has urged Frizell be'promoted. way.” American League East by the 18th time in 19 decisions didn’t get into a groove until his 11th loss. Dick McAuliffe, eating steaks and riding planes again advances defeating California 6-2, Grieve hit two-run singles to ' Vandals have sawed off the cropped up again as one of two over a four-year period. about the third inning.” Reds 6, Cubs 5 and discovered the vandalism. after hamburgers and bus travel while managing Bristol in Oakland beat New York 3-2, lead the Texas attack which faucet and the two-inch outlet Town Sanitarian Ronald leading candidates for the job “I’ve probably thrown as If Seaver, who has lost Ken Griffey collected four the Eastern League, got his first start since joining the Advancing to second round Cleveland topped Chicago 5- brought Ferguson Jenkins at Highland Park Spring and Kraatz said the damage will of Interior secretary. match play competition in the hard in the last two games only seven games, wins the singles and drove in a pair of club and turned in a nifty defensive play in the eighth in­ 0 after a 2-0 loss, Minnesota his 16th win and tagged the pipe was discovered this have to be repaired before any A department source said New England Junior Open as I have in the last two Cy Young Award this runs to spark a 15-hlt attack Wednesday that President ning when he robbed Stamford native Bobby Valentine of a Detroit’s Lerrin LaGrow morning sticking straight up water can be drawn. He said Championship at the downed Milwaukee 1-0 in 11 years,” said Seaver, who season, he would join Hall of that carried Cincinnati over from the ground. last week’s test by state health Ford’s choice may rest with basejhit and started a doubleplay...Boston is just over the Ponkapoag Golf Course yester Innings and Texas beat with his 13th loss. Jenkins Famer Sandy Koufax as the either Lufin or Kent Frizell, .500 inark in stolen basea, with 52 while opponents have needs four victories to give has rebounded this season Chicago. Pedro Borbon The spring had been shut off officials showed the absence of day was Brad Strella, a senior Detroit 8-2. from an 11-11 campaign in only three-time winner of since last Thursday, when who has been acting secretary swiped 51. Lynn is the leader with eight. He’s been caught / him his eighth 20-game pitched five innnings in coliform bacteria — an in­ at Elast Catholic. A’s 3, Yankees 2 1974. the placque. relief to gain his eighth win Manchester Health Depart­ dicator of possible contamina­ since July 25 when Stanley K. four times...Baltimore and Cleveland, both in the East Strella was low qualifier in Vida Blue received credit season in the last nine years. ment personnel drew some Hathaway resigned because of “Rube Walker (Mets’ Seaver got plenty of bat­ in 12 decisions. Pete Rose tion. Division, are the only two clubs with a season edge over Monday’s round. Double rounds ting support Wednesday water for a test by state health He said it’s usual practice to ill health. FUNERAL HOME Boston with 8-6 and 7-5 records. The Sox have four games will, be contested today and scored three runs for the officials. Eitabllihed 1874 • Four Generallont of Service night as the Mets pounded Reds. make a second test, and until its Lufkin has received strong left with the Orioles and six against the Indians...Winning Friday. This morning, town health 142 East Center Street, Manchester 646-5310 out 12 hits, including home results are received from the backing from Sen. Lowell P. teams have a knack for posting one and two-run decisions Giants 9, Expos 1 personnel arrived at the spring runs by Dave Kingman, his state the spring will remain Weicker, R-Conn., however, and Boston has won 21 by one run and 16 by two while John Montefusco struck to draw water for a second test closed. 27th, and Rusty Staub, who out a career high 14 batters losing 11 each by one and two runs...Just when many had hit a two-run shot which mp given up on Dick Drago, the veteran righthander came out Masters net and Bruce Miller drove in raised his runs batted in Come visit the of the bullpen and got power-hitting Lee Stanton on a four runs with a triple and a finals tonight total to 90. single to spark San Fran­ swinging strike and pinch-hitter Hank Garrett on a called In other NL games, Atlan­ BEECHWOOD ' r third strike to preserve, Roger Moret’s 11th win in 13 Finals in the Men’s Masters cisco's rout of Montreal. Division of the Town Tennis ta downed Pittsburgh 6-2, Montefusco, who has struck decisions. Moret has now won three straight and six of his Houston beat St. Louis 5-1, last seven starts. Tournament will be staged out 10 or more batters in five NURSERY SCHOOL today starting at 5:30 at Robert­ Los Angeles routed games this year, allowed son Park. Philadelphia 10-0, Cincinnati seven hits in gaining his 11th Accepting Registration It will be a rematch of a year edged Chicago 6-5 and San win in 18 decisions. Woody tor September ago with defending champion Francisco walloped Mon­ Fryman, who struck out 10 Yanks feel Orioles M.al Darling going against. treal 9-1. in five innings, took the loss. 4 Year Class Mon., Tues. & Wed. challenger Ed Lemleux. liruvcs 6, I’iraleu 2 The latter trimmed Fran 3 Year Class Thurs. & FrI Leary, 7-5, 6-3, to get a second Atlanta, no-hitted for 6 2-3 better than Boston shot in the finals. innings by rookie 'John Call tor an appointment Candelaria, tied the score in w NEW YORK (UPI) — According to the New York Takes lead the seventh then scored four f-.rt\ce®\A9-A58^ oprt' 649-3894 Yankees, the Baltimore Orioles would give the Oakland runs in the ninth to defeat or A’s a better run for their money in the American League DOUGLAS, Wyo. (UPI) - Pittsburgh. Ralph Garr's TV 'fool playoffs than the Boston Red Sox. Jim Moore of Midwest, Wyo. two-out single knocked AND The reason: Baltimore’s quality first line pitching and had a time of 13.9 seconds home the tie-breaking run in 649-1696 Boston’s lack of it. Wednesday to take the lead In the ninth and gave Phil the first go-round of steer Niekro his 13th win. A1 aD' "They’ve (Oakland) gotten three Octobers and who has roping at the Wyoming State this far with what they've got beaten his former teammates Fair Rodeo. Oliver homered for the " S lS '* '* '* •<) your group on i n « i T C O N I W IW T and they should beat Boston DUWIdM community sorvloo prognm i, through tho four times this season. "They O ver 70 W yoming and Pirates, who remained three TONIGHT of Witklns. Call Mrs. Jsnios LopM it Tho itiirild b o tv ^ because of the Red Sox lack of have no right-hander to pitch in Professional Rodeo Cowboy I UPI l>holo) games ahead of St. Louis in 7:.1.1 1 iiiikoi's \*H« 11-12 t.m . Monday lor Thursday’s ad. f m m phona S 43-27llT ^ pitching,” said Jim "Catfish” Fenway Park biit in a short Association contestants rode in the NL East. - WIM' Hunter, who has toiled for series they could win with their 'Oakland’s Matt Alexander steals second AHlro!i 5, GariliiiuU I lU t^.l llrlM vs. Diidgvrs. Oakland in each of the past the first action qt the rodeo batting.” ■ which winds up Thursday. Moved to third as throw eluded Yanks' Sandy Alomar Jim York, making only his WIM /•■:.■'I u PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thnw-. Aiimut M. 1975 ? :,y ! i ; A> MANCH^TTER e v e n in g HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., August 28. 1975- PAGE SEVENTEEN, Connors begins quest Struggling Smith SCORE BOXSCORES: needs lengthy rest BOARD Orr to sign with WHA MAJOR LEAGUE Oakland New York for O pen tennis title California Boston ☆ ☆ LEADERS abrhbi . abrhbl ab r h bi ab'r.h bi North cf 4 010 Bonds cf 4 0 0 0 Wednesday's Sports Results Remy 2b 4 011 Cooper dh 4 0 0 0 FOREST HELLS, N.Y. (UPI) - Take a rest Stan Smith. Washingtn U 411 0 Alomar 2b S 1 1 0 the accusation, saying he had By United Press International Rivers cf 4 0 2 0 Doyle 3b 3110 FOREST HILLS, N.Y. opened with a fumbling start That’s the advice lanky New Zealander Onny Panin Bando 3b 3 0 0 0 White If 4 0 0 0 Leading Batters SUnton rf 5 0 2 0 Griffin 2b 0 0 0 0 (based on 350 at bats) National League; Lopes, LA 3 : (UPJ) — Accused of. merely lost a tennis match and against Victor Amaya. American League Jackson rf 2 0 0 1 Munson c 3 010 offered the former U.S. and Wimbledon champion Balaz If 2 10 0 Ystrzmsk lb 4110 National League Morgan. Cin 8 : Brock, St.LM: Cedeno, adding that he was playing with Looking far from a East BWlilims dh 4 0 1 0 Nettles 3b 3 011 unless Bruins are sold "choking” by the man who Garrett ph 1 000 Lynn cf 4221 g ab r h pet. Hou 42; Cardenal, Chi 8 . Wednesday night after he had destroyed Smith, 6-4,62, in w. 1. pet. g.b. Alexandr pr 0 10 0 Piniella rf 4110 torn ligaments in his right knee. Wimbledon winner, the 32-year Chalk Sb 4 110 Rice if 3113 Madlock. Chi 113 452 ft 163 J61 American League: Rivers. Cal 64; beat him at Wimbledon, top- Boston Tenace ib 2111 Chamblis lb 4 011 After a five week layoff, Con­ old Ashe hacked out a 6-3, 7-6 the first round of the 1975 U.S. Open Championship. 78 8 ftO ^ Bochte lb 4 0 2 0 Evans rl 4 0 3 0 Watson, Hou 116 43! 62 143 m Washington. Oak 3 ; OUt, K C8: Remy. seeded Jimmy Connors BaUlmore 71 » Me 7 Gamer 2b 4 0 2 0 WWUIlms dh 4 0 10 Valentine dh2001 Burleson ss 3 111 Cal 31; Carew, Minn and Bonds. NY 8 . nors is out now to recapture his win over the University of ‘‘Stan has a problem and he had better face up to it, and fast,” F(»se c 4 0 01 Coggins pr 00 00 TORONTO (UPI) - The Storer Broadcasting Corpora­ Bobby more man anyone else in Morgan, Cin 121 42 ft 18 sa New York a ft ftO u Etchebrm c 3 0 0 0 McAuliffe Sb3 0 0 0 __ season to play with Pitchint begins defense of his U.S. position at the top of the tennis Michigan player. said Parun. "Sure, he's losing matches, but it has nothing to do Haney c 0 0 0 0 SUnley ss 2 0 0 0 tion is reportedly negotiating Simmons, St.L 127 460 ft ISO 3A Cleveland ft ft m n Mlley ss 3 0 0 0 Blackwell c 2 0 0 0 Toronto. Globe and Mail the leagu§ " Boston until his contract runs Sanguillen. Pitt 108 362 44 127 324 (Baaed on most vkSories) Open title today and tries to with confidence or poor form. Stan is hurting, and hurting bad.” Milwaukee 37 75 Martinci 2b 3 0 0 0 Dempsey ph 1010 world and, perhaps, make Ashe Wednesday's opening; played .48 a Singer p 0 0 0 0 Mbret p 0 0 00 reported today that Bobby the sale of its Bruins franchise But,Jii6caUed the amount of out June 1, 1976. ^ Joshua, SF 106 406 ft 131 321 National League; Seaver. NY 3-7; recover some lost prestige Smith has tennis elbow. He has not talked about it, but it [>elroit 81 ft 8 9 27Mi Blue p 0 0 0 0 Medlch p 0 0 0 0 Hassihr p 0 0 0 0 Drago p 0 0 0 0 Jones. SO 17-7; SaUea. U 3 3 . choke on his words. before the largest first day Fingers p 0 0 00 Orr will sign with the to Emprise (k>rporation of Buf­ money involved in the WHA Eagleson said Orr now earns Rose. Cin 131 841 88 173 320 explains why he has not won a tournament In 12 months—his last West Scott p 00 0 0 Matlack. NY 3 4 . Mortoa. AU 3 H while his former fiancee, Miss Evert has gained the audience in Forest Hills Totals 3 3 8 3 Totals 3i 2 7 2 falo, N.Y. talks “ludicrous.”. He said the about $250,000 a year and he has Brock. Si.L lOB 416 67 131 316 w. 1. pet. g.b. ToUls 8282 ToUls 3895 Minnesota Fighting Saints of Parker, Pill 119 443 ft 136 314 American Laagae PaNaer. RaN 3 4 ; Chris Evert, goes after a ti­ semifinals four straight years history, 12,723, saw routine victory was in Chicago in the summer of '74. Oakland Oakland 011000001-3 "Unless Storer sells the Bruins were in no position to 79 ft J09 - California (B00330-2 the World Hockey Associa­ said in the past that Boston Uzinski, Phil 131 487 74 152 312 Kaat. Chi 3 -3 . Haaler. NY 3 8 . U e. Smith conceded he has an injury. “It’s my elbow,” he said Kansai City 70 ft New York 100100000-2 tle which has eluded her for but she never has been handed play, with all the seeds on the MS 8 Boston 3U0300X-6 Bruins in the next couple of offered the highest saia^ ever could compete with the Griffey, Cin 112 391 78 12 312 Bos 17-7; Blue. Oak 17-3 without elaborating. Texai ft 87 .466 14 E-Jackson, Munson. Martinez. DP-New tion for the richest four years. the roses. men's-only program advancing. E-Singer, Doyle, Chalk. DP-Boston 1. days, we'll call in the Saints'and paid a professional athlete. Minnesota deal if they were to American League But Parun, who was wiped off the court in the court by Smith In (Hiicago 64 67 .4ft 15 York 1. LOB-Oakland 5, New York 9. LOB-Califomia 11, Boston 7. professional contract ever Today, a stronger and more In addition to Ashe, Roscoe 2B-Cbambli8s. Munson. SB-WashIngton, sign.their deal. We’ve told the Orr, 27, the top defenseman in offer Orr $250,000 a year in a g ab r h pet. Connors, who attained world Minnesota 61 ft .477 m 2B-Doyle, Lynn. Yastrzemski, SUnton. C^rew, Minn the quarterfinals of this tournament in 1973, was more outspoken. Alexander. S-Stanley. SF-Jackson. Tena­ unless the Boston Bruins Bruins we can’t accept their 121 452 79 166 367 Voted back mature Chris Evert was the alt Tanner, Harold Solomon, Vitas California 61 71 .469 3 3B-Evans. HR-RIce (21). S -C o^r. SF- the National Hockey League for lifetime contract. Lynn, Bos No. 1 status by winning at "He tried to hide in the locker room when he applies ice packs ce. 119 430 C 141 328 but unanimous choice to walk Gerulaitis and Cliff Richey ad­ Wednesday's Results Valentine, Rice. Burleson. franchise is sold within a contract offer and negotiations the past eight years, has one Munson, NY 127 477 ft 152 319 LEXINGTON, Ky. (UPI) - Wimbledon and Forest Hills in ip h r er bb so off the clay of the West Side vanced among seeded players. to his elbow. But Tget around a bit. I’ve seen It. ^ fo re a match. BosUm 8 Callfwnla 8 ip h r er bb so few days. have been finalized,” Eiagleson Washington, Oak 119 471 66 146 310 1974 and then whipping John Chicago 2 Cleveland 0,1st, twilight Blue W 17-10 814 7 2 1 3 3 Sophomore tight end Jeff Light- Tennis Club with the cham­ Stan Smith, the champion After a match. Then he’s always having massage. Stan is Singer L 7-13 1 4 4 3 2 0 Orr has reportedly rejected was-quoted as saying. McRae, KC 121 461 S7 143 310 cap. of Centerville, Ohio, who Newcombe and Rod Laver in Cleveland 5 Chicago 0, 2nd, night Fingers 24 0 0 0 0 1 Hassler 8 3 2 2 2 1 Singleton, Balt probably playing at 60 per cent of his ability right now.” Medich L 11-18 9 6 3 3 3 2 He reportedly said “if they 127 483 73 148 306 TV spectaculars, has lost two of pionship. here in 1971 and once co-ranked BaUlmore 4 Kansas City 2, night Scott 2 2 0 0 0 0 the latest Bruins contract offer Rice. Bos 119 4» 78 142 quit the University of Kentucky Parun said he did not know how much rest Smith needed, but he Save-Fingers (18). 308 She starts her quest for the No. 1 with Connors, had another Minnesota 1 Milwaukee 0.11 innings, Morel W 114 814 I 2 2 7 8 — a seven-year pact paying are in fact sold, we’ll give the Hargrove, Tex 118 420 68 127 302 'football team, applied for read- the three major titles he won was definite on one point. “He needs a rest and as long as it takes night T-2:23. A3.471. last year. Newcombe beat Con­ champion's tiara by facing a disastrous outing, falling 6-4,6- Drago 24 0 0 0 0 2 between $350,000-5400,000 a new owners a chance at Rousseau retires Orta, Chi 113 435 64 131 301 mission Wedne^ay and was to get himself fit. Otherwise, he’s going to he In big trouble.” Texas 8 Detroit 2, night Singer pitched to 3 batters in 2nd. retaining Orr’s services.” Harrah, Tex 122 42 69 127 300 nors in the Australian Open dangerous, if unseeded, Lesley 2, to New Zealand veteran Onny Oakland 3 New York 2, night year- and is leaning towards voted back on the squad by the Parun suggested that Smith's injury is as serious as that which New York San Diego Save-Drago (8). Bruins General Manager NEW YORK, (UPI) — Bobby Rousseau, a 16year final and Arthur Ashe downed Hunt of Australia under the Panin in the first night match Tonight’s Games ab r h bi ab r h bi T4:8. A4443. the five-year, $6.5 million seniors. kept AustraUa’s Tony Roche out of the game for 2V5 years. (AU Times EOT) Harry Slnden was in Toronto veteran of National Hockey League play, announced bis Home Runs him at Wimbledon this year. lights. Former boyfriend Con­ in U.S. Open history. Unser cf 8012 Grubb cf 4 010 agreement offered by the nors opens against Aussie Geoff Other seeds winning were Chicago (Wood 13-17) at Baltimore MUUn 2b 8 0 2 1 Fuentes 2b 4 0 0 0 Fighting Saints. Wednesday for contract talks retirement Wednesday from the New York Rangers. National League; Luzinski and Ashe said Connors “choked" (Cuellar B-IO), 7:38 p.m. Schmidt. Phil 31; Kingman, NY 27; Masters in the last of four Aussie Tony Roche, and John Vail If 512 0 ToUn If 4 010 Orr’s agent,, attorney Alan with Eagleson. The 36year-old forward, who played for his first 10 years Two recalled in their meeting two months Oakland (HotUman 18-10) at New SUubrf 4112______MqCovey, ___ , lb 4 0 2 0 Bench, Cin S ; Foster, Cin 21. Stadium day matches. Alexander, Czech Jan Kodes York (Dobson 10-13), 8:00 p .n .' Pals* Adams out EUigleson, was quoted by the with the Montreal Cahadiens, underwent spinal fusion sur­ American League: Mayberry, KC 3 ; BLOOMINGTON, ago but Connors shrugged off Kingman lb S111 l ^ i e l d rf 4 0 00 Sinden said earlier this week Ashe, who won here in 1968, and Tom Okker of the Angels^owner threatens Friday's Games Garrett 3b 4110 Torres ss 3 0 0 0 FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) - Toronto newspaper as saying gery early last season after appearing in only eight games. Jackson. Oak 28; Scott, Mil 27; Bonds, Minn.(UPI) — The Minnesota Milwaukee at Texas, night that "we must make Bobby an NY 24; Burroughs, Tex 8 . Netherlands, who downed Ger­ Grote c 8 0 2 1 RoberU 3b 3 010 New England Patriots' defen­ Orr will sign with Minnesota He was a member of the Rangers for four years after spen­ Twins Wednesday said they California at Detroit, night Phillips ss 2110 Davis c 3 010 offer. One'offer...based on the Runs Batted In 2 many's Jurgen Fassbender, 6-4, Minnesota at Cleveli^, night sive end Julius Adams broke a unless the Bruins, of the ding one season with Minnesota. National League; Luzinski, Phil 13; would call up left-handed Seaver p 4 2 10 SpUlner p 100 0 realization that Bobby Orr is 6-2, in the second and last Chicago at Baltimore, night Hundley ph 10 0 0 bone in his foot during practice National Hockey League are In 942 games in the NHL, Rousseau scored 245 goals and Bench. Cin 101; Perez, Cin 91; Staub. NY pitcher Eddie Bane and out­ the best hockey player in the 3 ; Watson, Hou 3 . match played under the lights. to move franchise out Kansu Gty at New York, night Johnson p 0 00 0 Wednesday and will be tost to sold and the new management fielder Mike Poepplng from (UPI Photo) Oakland at Boeton, night league. We are willing to pay 458 assists for 703 points. He was awarded the Calder American League; Lynn, Bos91; Rice. Bing joins Bullets The twb evening matches at­ L o ^ a r ph 10 00 the team for about three weeks. comes up with a better offer. their Tacoma, Wash., club in ANAHEIM, Calif. (UPI) — California Angels owner FriselUp 0000 Memorial Trophy in 1961-62 as the Rookie of the Year. Bos and Mayberry, KC 87; May. Balt 84; tracted a crowd of 4,949-but of- Team spokesmen said Scott. Mil and NetUes, NY 82. the Pacific League Sept. 1. Arthur Ashe backhands return Gene Autry has threatened to move his American League National League ToUls 3 7 12 7 ToUli 8 0 6 0 ficials were certain the E u t Adams, a 6foot-3, 257-pounder, team out of this Orange County city because of its newly New York 0111308-7 in swap for Porter Thursday pairings of Miss He won first round match in straight sets W. 1. pet. g.b. San Diego • 030 3 3 0 -0 suffered a stress fracture of the Evert and I^ss Hunt, plus Hie enacted 5 per cent tax on admissions and amusements. Pittsburfh 74 Sr J9 - DP-New York 1. LOB-New York 11, St. Louii 71 80 M2 3 fifth metatarsel of his right Nastase-Bob Lutz would attract Autry, who signed a 36year contract with the city in 1964, San Diego 8. DETROIT (UPI) — The Detroit Pistons have traded Dave Philiflelphia 70 81 3 4 4 2B-Millan 2, Grote 2, Vail. McCovey. foot. He was the third Patriot to 8 several thousands more. wrote the City Council Tuesday that the new tax might represent New York 80 fi 3 7 8 Bing, their all-time scoring leader and a two-time All-NBA selec­ IB-Unaer. HR-Kingman (27). Staub (18). suffer a serious injury during Guillermo Vilas and Manuel a breach of the pact. Chicago 80 73 .481 18 ip b r er bb ao the preseason. tion, to the Washington Bullets for Kevin Porter, informed Montreal 98 74 .43 II Orantes, the Argentinian and Thomas unhappy "If our fans are asked to pay it (the admission tax),” Autry Seaver W 19-7 9 8 0 0 1 3 Wide receiver Al Marshall sources said Wednesday. Weft SpiUner L 8-11 8 8 3 3 2 2 Sears Steel-Belted Radials Spaniard seeded two-three said, "we must give serious consideration to taking the Angels The club scheduled a new conference for Thursday and the w. 1. pet. g.b. Johnson 3 4 2 2 3 2 and offensive tackle Tom behind Connors, and fifth seed HONOLULU (UPI) - out of Anaheim.” CinclDoaU g7 44 JM - sources said the Pistons would announce the deal then. The former Dallas Cow­ Frisella 1 3 2 2 0 1 Neville were lost for the season Bjorn Borg of Sweden were Duane Thomas has gone boys and Washington The former cowboy star said the 36year contract included Lof Angele* 70 8 i30 17H HBP-by FriseiU (Phillips). earlier in the summer. In exchange for Bing, the sources said, the Pistons will receive ready to mount their challenge. taxes for the city amounting to |160,(XM per year or 7t6 per cent of San Pranclico 8 8 .43 8 T4;8. A-83M. back to his silent ways—for Redskins running back left San Diego 3 72 .88 27Vk Porter, a 5-foot-ll inch guard who led the NBA last season in Borg, who beat Vilas in the gross at the gates. assists. the time being anyway. town Monday and hasn’t AtlanU 3 75 .88 3 straight sets to win the U.S. Pro said yet whether or not he Houston 81 M 3 1 3 Bing, 31, thus will return to the city where he was bom and Tennis championship Tuesday Wednesday's Results raised. night, opened today against would accept a contract C ^innatl 8 Chicago 8 Neipsic tennis San Francisco 9 Montreal 1 As a Piston, he scored 15,235 points — an average of 22.6 points Sandy Mayer of Wayne, N.J., on with the World Football a game — in nine seasons and collected 4,330 assists. Overall, he Houston 8 St. Louis l, nifbl BELT :ELT the center court just'prior to junior champs League Hawaiians. Atlanta 8 Pittsburg 2, n i^ hold nine club records, including most games played (675), New York 7 San IMego 0, night ijjjtrtmirnini Connors' meeting with A Hawaiians’ news (rreeLBELT scoring assists and free throws. Masters. Three champions have been release said Thomas left for FISHING Lot Angeles M) PhUadelpU* 0, night STEEL BELT steel BELT crowned in the Junior Division Today's Oamei Washington, D.C., to talk (AU Times EOT) REBAL'S at the Neipsic Tennis Club. taken on live bait either eels or over the contract offer with Inland fishing Montreal (Rogers lO-U) at San Diego r a d i a l F L 'E _ Brad Easterbrook defeated menhaden. Some fish are up to OF MANCHESTER "persons close to him.” Trout fishing is r e p o r t to be (Jones 17-7), 4 p.m. Matt Winkler, 61, 63, to gain good in the New Milford arm of 50 pounds. Phiiadelpbia (Lonborg M) et San the 10 and under age crown. The release said Thomas Smaller stripers are Francisco (Barr 11-11), 4.8 p.m. Candlewood Lake and In Ball St. Louis (Ffwsch 124) at GneinnaU Capital Easterbrook downed Elaine w as going to notify providing gobd fishing in the Pond. Elsewhere trout fishing (Gttilett IM), 8 :0 p.m. Jennings 0-4 in the semifinals Hawaiians’ executive board is slow. Greenwich area, near Penfield New York (Kooman 1041) at Los and Winkler stopped Sharon member Wallace Fujiyama Bass fishing is fair to good in Reef and at Seaside in Angeles (Rhoden M ), 10:3 p.m. Lucek, 6-0. Bridgeport. Friday’s Games “in a day or two” of is deci­ Lake Lillinonah and Pachaug Atlanta at C h b ^ Alex Britnell defeated Greg sion. Pond. Fishing for blackfisb and Houston i t Pittstogh, night lire Boser, 64, 6-4, to take the 12 So far no word has been Panfish are providing good porgles is good in the usual St. Louis at Cincinnati, night and under title. Britnell given. fishing in Lake Zoar, Bashan rocky areas. New Yect at Loa A n g ^ , night defeated Monica Murphy in the Fluke up to 10 pounds are Mootraal at San Diego, night Thomas made a four-night Lake, Powers Lake, Pachaug PhUadeiphia at San Francisco, night sem ifinals, 6-1, and Boser being taken at Sea Flower Reef visit to Hawaii last Pond, Glasgo Pond, Billings lEEEPnONAL VALDES topped Doug Lucek, 61. Lake, Quaddick Reservoir, and In Fishers Island Sound. weekend, arriving Chris Boser reigned in the 14 Moosup Pond and Williams Snapper blues and tinker FaikloRA w Men and under class by whipping Thursday, practicing with Pond. mackerel are present in good NewenYanjtee^'rr Scott Gottlieb, 60, 4-6, 62. the Hawaiians and playing numbers at Pleasure Beach, Marine fishing NEW YORK (UPI) - The S B T S O r ^ Boser turned back Cheri Dow in against the Chicago Winds Waterford and City Pier in New froin^^ Large blueflsh are being New York Yankeei fuuwuoced ON the semis, 67, and (Jottlieb Saturday night before his London. Snapper bluet are also 903 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER taken at the Race, Plum Gut, Tueiday night they have nipped Alex Britnell, 8-6. sudden departure Monday. abundant in the Mystic River, purchased ontflelder-firat OPEN THURSDAYS U N T IL Q r M the Bloody Grounds, Race Rock Thames River, Niantlc River baseman Dave Bergman from m a «;t f r r w A R n p Light and the Middle Ground off and alt of the bays and estuaries MASTER CHARGE ^ 4-ply polyester cord Saybrook. the West Haven Club in the along Long Island Sound. Eastern League and placed Strong, wnooth-riding 4-ply (ir* Striped bass fishing is good Fishing for codfish is ^ •taMnutionalloMpnc*. with most of the fish being Alex Johnson on Uw Inactive Everyday discount prices O**pconcav*-mokl*d triad givMfuB excellent at Cox's Ledge. ' trtad lo-road contact ior tong, avan waar | list. 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LoadRangaB Fergufon charge, or the purchase price will be refunded. If the defec­ PlueM.77 WMtawaS Irt abov* aiaaa add >S. 10:41 S. Tanllllo. Ebllch. Ceddea. and tinsel. Both are done on the Economic index up in July America became military operating from Japanese bases. the bases in Japan. w A O NO LEAD 58.9 That was the weekend at the you one of the finest auggaatlona for organizad plant ralocaUon. Bafora reverse side of the glass. allies 24 years ago. The fall of American-backed The hub of the problem is that start of this month when, Opaque is done with solid color newspapers in the nation. Iha planis falocala yoiil during northern New England’s Tokyo newspapers say that governments in Indochina has any defense of Korea would de­ paints, tinsel with transparent WASHINGTON (UPI) - The The spokesman said the sharp July on the srength of Oftoring MaoriM NaniDra, Iasi Tarm taM, CIGAREHES worst heat wave in decades, Michio Sakata, director-general worried Prime Minister Takeo pend in part on U.S. Air Force paints through which you can index of leading economic in­ upward revision for June oc­ businesses increasing their Titantic turtle tens Of thousands of tourists wida aalaotlon of nam Manda or Just good Idaaa. of Japan’s Self-Defense Agen­ Miki’s ruling Liberal planes and on bombers catch the glitter of crumpled dicators jumped 1.7 per cent in curred because layoffs declined orders for new goods. Higher PACK52« CAirr0N<5.20 and area residents rushed to the Also: It’s Tlnw For The Lari FE R T ILIZ IN O , A cy, will propose that the U.S. Democratic Party. It is basical­ operating from U.S. Navy foil m ount^ between the glass July for the longest continuous, while inventories and new orders Indicates more produc­ This half-ton leatherneck turtle won't be in anyone’s soup because it was turned ioose at White Mountains in search of RESEEDING For Tha Lawn... and Japanese defense ministers ly anti-Communist and works carriers based in Japan. The COKE <3.49 Case and the backing of the painting. upward climb in 2Vk years, the businesses were growing— all tion will be needed, which will Castle Hill, near Newport, R. I., by the lobstermen who found it. Barry’Neill and his cool, mountain breezes. But hold yearly meetings to decide closely with Japanese business Air Force has South Korean For tinsel painting, Mrs. Commerce Department said good economic signs. lead to fresh job opportunities ALL LAWN A GARDEN SUPPLIED father, James, were hauling in pots off of Brenton Reef when the monster turtle, tangled overall strategy. leaders. bases, but if these were lost the VALVOUNE (HL Qt they didn’t find much relief Wednesday. Adams picks an attractive for the nation’s 7.8 million un­ in the lines, towed their boat as he tried to escape. They lassoed it and towed it to a berth Nobody actually expects It has begun to fear for the question would be whether it from record temperatures. ’The July increase followed “a ICE 60« Bag design, perhaps a rose from a ’The index climbed again in employed. 20%tQ40%0Fn... at Long Wharf where this photo was taken. The O’Neills freed it after a representative Japan to be attacked. At the safety of the anti-Communist could operate over Korea from Marketing Director Gene birthday card sent by a very strong upward revision” McMasters said Loon is from the state Department of Natural Resources identified it as an endangered species. bottom of the Schleslnger- government of South Korea, its bases in Japan proper. ^andchild. She traces the out­ of 1 per cent in the June index, a (UPI photo) averaging 1,200 visitors a day line on glass in India ink, fills in Commerce spokesman said. this summer — up 25 per cent the background in opaque color, The index of leading In­ from the previous best. usually white or black, then dicators is considered by many He said for the first time starts applying layers of see- economists to foretell the direc­ known, Lincoln and Woodstock through color for the design. tion the economy will take in motels are full every night, More layers make a darker hue. the months ahead. even in mid-week. Finally the glass is flipped over The July increase was the Skiing and tourism are Lin­ and m ount^ in a frame with fifth consecutive monthly gain, OUTSTAl^rDllVG '1^ coln’s only job alternative to its some depth, to allow space for the longest sustained upward BACK TO SCHOOL one major industry, a paper the crumpled foil behind the movement in the index since mill which has been closed clear paint. the nine-month period ending more than it has been running In the 19th century, tinsel February, 1973. 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Manchester, Conn,, ’Thurs., August 28. 1975 — PAGE ’TWEN’TY-ONE YOU ALWAYS Presidential Miss Connecticut prepares for pageant Federal grant anticipated Radar unit purchase okayed interview SAVE AT THE anon •7 to be telecast for communter line update ARTHUR DRUG »nr4ITM ni( 'T m really excited,” is the Board members who voted in favor were way Miss Connecticut 1975 HEBRON NEWPORT, R.I. (UPI) - Open 24 Hourt Dally Anne Dallaire Mrs. Kalom, Jack Baker and Carltnan President Ford will precede bis sums up her feelings as she Frankel. Porter voted against and FOR DERGENCV SQMGE prepares for her departure to 228-3267 Saturday fundraising speech on Richard Grant, chairman, did not vote. millionaires row with a sit- the Miss America Pageant in But Richmond told WNLK- NORWALK (UPI) - The HILL-JOYCE FLOWER SHOP Appointment down news interview to be Atlantic City. that completing the signal federal Urban Mass Transpor­ ' WEEKEND SPECIAL' The Board of Finance ’Tuesday night The board approved the recommemda-. televised across New England, Mary Cadorette of East Hart­ changes only from New Haven voted 3 to 1 to support purchase of a poUtt M © bii tation AdministraUbn reported­ tion that Frankel fill the vacancy on the WJAR-TV ■ announced HEATINQ OILS ford, who was selected Miss to Norwalk may require the radar unit. f ly plans to offer Connecticut an African Violets board, and he was immediately sworn in Wednesday. Manchester this past spring in $18 million grant to modernize continued operation of the Cos Its action, at a special meeting, a^ as a member by Reid. I. Arthur Alpert, news director the Jaycee-sponsored pageant, OIL BURNER « Peon Central’s New Haven Cob plant, at least temporarily, proves a policy adopted by the Board lof . Frankel is a life-time resident of Hebron of the Providence station, said won the state title on June 28 HEATINOINSTALUTION commuter lines. to power the signals between Selectmen. and has served 10 years on the Democratic the White House accept^ his over 18 other contestants at the ’The grant is in its "final Norwalk and the New York The Finance Board voted approval with Town Committee. He was a candidate for request for a "New England Waterbury Civic Theater. state line. ^ . 3 9 . 643-5135 review stage,” but it is not the understanding that reimbursable First Selectmen in 1967 and is i ihennber News Conference” to be taped 316 Center St. She has had a busy summer known when it will be given federal funds will be transferred to budget of the Hebron Lion’s Club. Frankel is also at an undisclosed location here fulfilling the role of the state’s (Ca$h and Qany) final approval, radio station Items. a member of the Level Lodge of Masons in and broadcast by several official hostess and will vie for WNLK was told Wednesday by The Japanese spider crab, (CLOSED MON. OURINQ JULY S AUaUST) First Selectman Aaron Reid said be had Hartford and a member of the United stations at 7:30 p.m. Saturday. the coveted national title on Richard Richmond, a UMTA of­ found at depths of u(> to 1,000 nowiita mu ARfMNOEMENrs roa e v e r y occamiom ... a meeting with the resident state trooper Brethren Synagogue of Hebron. Saturday, Sept. 6. The competi­ ficial in Washington. feet, is the longest-legged crab in and a representative of the Department of tion will be televised at 10 p.m. Cohnecticut had asked UMTA the ocean. It can measure 12 feet 36 OAK ST., MANCHESTER Tel. 649-0791 or 649-1443 Transportation and that the radar unit was Bicentennial Commiasion m "It’s a great opportunity for for $59.4 million, but Richmond from claw to claw. FREE Delivery & Parking » Frank Cakeler, Prop. 100 per cent reimbursable. ' The finance board also approved the any girl," the trim brunette told the station only $18 million Reid also said that Hebron could use the transfer of $2,000 from the reserve fund to NOTICE said as she literally bubbled would be approved because all radar to patrol the 50 miles of roads in the Bicentennial Commission fund,, for with enthusiasm. the projects proposed by the town. The resident trooper has asked for town meeting action. state could not be started im­ the unit in the past but Reid had told him The town tos already received a $i2,000 MANCHESTER A June graduate of East mediately. that It was too expensive. The unit cost Is matching federal grant which wif.l be Catholic High School, she will Such projects as Connec­ $2,400. applied toward the production of a televi­ be attending the University of ticut’s purchase of the tracks, a Raid said that surrounding towns are sion documentary film. WATER CO. Connecticut in Storrs this fall, new railroad station for New FALL OPENING using it and there have been many com­ Transfer where she plans to major in Haven and the electrification of plaints of speeders in all areas of town. Due to a miscalculation in the data WILL BE CLOSED speech pathology. the Danbury branch will be The resident trooper, would be in charge of processing figure given to the board a So far, her official travels reconsidered by the UMTA the unit and possibly the constables will be 2 month ago, the board also voted to have taken her to the Winsted MCC Child Care Center registers now ALL DAY LABOR DAY later, Richmond said. trained in the procedure but only under the transfer $85 from the assessor’s expenses Lions Club Parade, the Easter ’The $18 million would be used direction of the resident trooper. to motor vehicle tax bills td cover the Seal Camp Hemlock in Hebron, Ms. Elizabeth Zwick, a teacher assistant, tells a story about three little pigs with a flannel to complete the electrification Of Reid said that other federal funds are balance of the bill. SEPT. 1 the Hamilton Standard annual board at the Child Care Center at Manchester Community College. Registration for the of the lines and the signal now becoming available to the town and he Meetings summer picnic, and helping in a Mary Cadorette of East Hartford, Miss Connecticut 1975, gets an assist in packing from system from New Haven to felt that Hebron should use them. center closes Friday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sue Vater, director, can be reached by phone, Emergency Telephone No. muscular dystrophy promotion her mom, Mrs. Therese Kandrysawtz, as she prepares for her trip to the Miss America Norwalk and the electrification Mrs. Sandra Kalom, board member, The board amended its meeting 646-4900, at MCC. 'The center offers two- or three-day per week, half-day sessions. Most for radio station WWCO in Pageant in Atlantic City. (Herald photo by Pinto) of the signal system in the New agreed that if someone will benefit from schedule to Oct. 7 and Nov. 21. Its SeJ)t. 4 openings now are for the afternoon sessions from 1 to 4 p.m. ’The self-supporting center 649-0857 Waterbury. Canaan branch, he said. the funding then Hebron should be one of meeting will not be held. The town clerk helps MCC students attend classes while their child attends the center. But it is open to all Recently, her schedule in­ will be notified of the change. went to the New Hamshire phases of competition, Mary' Mary, who will be leaving for Power to operate the trains WERNER’S the towns to do so. children. (MCC photo by Totten) cluded an entire weekend at the Easter Seal Society. has been working hard on and the signals then would be Volvo International Tennis Atlantic City Sunday, said, “I ’The Greg Morris Open Golf perfecting her dance routine. A purchased from utility com­ Tournament in North Conway, wish to express my gratitude to Tournament, with benefits talent award recipient at both panies. LITTLE MUSIC SHOPPE N.H. Appearing with her were the Town of Manchester and the going to the Newington the Manchester and state com­ The change in the New ail of the other New England state of Connecticut and will Hand caught Children’s Hospital gave Mary petition, she spent two weeks in Haven-to-Norwalk signal Hot lunch program begins Sept. 3 contestants who will compete in represent them in Atlantic City the opportunity to meet the New 'York City studying dance system would put Connecticut in cookie jar Atlantic City. with sincere pride.” reigning Miss America, Shirley under the guidance of Luigi, Along with town and state on the road to abandoning the Mary said, “’The highlight of coal-burning plant in Cos Cob Cothran, and famous television famous for his jazz techniques. residents, her parents, Mr. and 953 Main St., Manchester (Above House & Hale) BOLTON 55 cents, an adult lunch 75 25 cents and payment will be CRANSTON, R.I. (UPI) - my stay was meeting all the that powers them. and motion picture per­ ’The educational scholarships Mrs. Michael Kandrysawtz of Donna Holland cents, student milk 7 cents and expected the following day. Guard Charles Walpole of Es­ famous tennis stars such as Rod sonalities. The plant has been declared a she won in the local and state East Hartford, and her four 646.0375 adult milk 11 cents. Parents of students in mond faces a Sept. 16 District Laver. Hie Nastase, Ken Since the talent portion of the major source of pollution by the competitions amounted to over brothers and two sisters, will be The hot lunch program foe Anyone paying by check is Kindergarten and Grade 1 are Court appearance for allegedly 10 Day Rosewall and Jimmy Conners.” Miss America Pageant counts U.S. Environmental Protection $2,000 and will be used for her rooting for her Sept. 6. students in Bolton Elementar]| asked to make the check reminded to attach a tag to being caught with his hand in Proceeds of the tournament twice as much as the other Agency and Connecticut has tuition at UConn. School and Bolton Cepter payable to the Bolton School their child's clothing indicating the cookie jar. said it does not plan to fight the School will begin Wednesday, Lunch Program. the child’s name, address and He is charged with raiding finding. Wednesday, September 3rd. the first day of school. Charges will only be accepted bus number. the cookie supply at the Rhode Island Adult Correctional It will,be run on a cash basis on the written request of Reading worksliop parents to Mrs. Jeannette Institutions. for students in Grades 4-8. A reading workshop was held Parents of students in Grades Guerra, cafeteria manager. State Police said Walpole, 28, at Bolton Elementar.v School ■ r . v ^ Holiday Wyman continues hitting source of Durkin funds Emergency hncfecs wUI con­ was allegedly spotted trying to 1-3 have a choice of either cash today. or tickets. tinue to be psovldad to stuRmU steal about 60 packages of A "statistical analysis” con­ CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) - Wyman’s figures on his op­ Durkin are aided by broadcast tributors to a nationwide fun­ For the first week, tickets who forg.1 Ibeli luMb '.r cookies. Republican Louis Wyman con­ ducted by Wyman’s campaign A consultant of the Holt ponent’s finances appeared to advertising labeled "updates” draising appeal by GOP Sens. may be purchased on money. Ragauula m He pleaded innocent Tuesday tinues a campaign to make his staff alleges 73 per cent Of Publishing Co. conducted the be the latest installment of a on the Durkin “con job.” The John Tower of Texas and Hugh Imdudhi U hstructlM Method loaitt for Voice, OrfiiL Piano M other instnMMti. Wednesday. Thereafter tickets made dirac«)y la ‘ Owwa. to charges of violating the Democratic opponent a central Democrat John Durkin’s cam­ workshop. two-week effort to convince advertisements allege Durkin Scott of Pennsylvania. will be sold only on Mondays for Tb. iMck wm MM i f a "standard of conduct” law issue in the rerun election for paign finances during an 18- Fourteen school staff New Hampshire’s 447,000 eligi­ hides the identity of some con­ “For a man who can’t find the entire week. peanut butter jMI Jelly covering classified state month period came from members participated. the contested 100th Senate seat. ble voters Durkin is not all he tributors, although he cam­ time to reveal his, tax returns or The cost of a student lunch is sandwicb aiM mIM MwNIm M employes. donations of $100 or more. says he is. paigns as a reform candidate. item ize his $74,000 slush Instruction in Piano, Organ, Voice Durkin, 39, campaigns in the At a joint campaign Durkin says he has met the fund...Mr. Wyman seems to Sept. 16 rerun as a consumer appearance before about 150 requirements of federal law have found ample time for an in Phone for IrociMro Threaten strike champion and friend of the Nashua business leaders and in some cases gone beyond depth analysis of John Durkin’s Open froM P.M. to PJL Dalb - 'n«nday tl working man. Wednesday, Wyman said contributors,’’ said Chuck 1 5 9 Football players getting in shape BRIDGEPORT (UPI) - those guidelines, voluntarily Wyman, Durkin and the Durkin doubled the payroll and Members of the Association of posting contributions on his Meara. “He could have saved Tel. 643-7815 OR 843-8137 American Party’s C. Carmen tripled out-of-state travel himself the trouble by checking Woody Holland, Greg; Spear, University Professors at the headquarters’ door daily. BOLTON There are 28 boy* registered bia, 1:30 p.m.; Oct. 12, Bolton Chimento are in a runoff to expenses as state insurance the door on the Durkin cam­ Greg Mahon and Danny University of Bridgeport are Wyman spokesman Jon Donna Holland to play on the A and B iquad at Coventry, i:30 p.m. determine the winner of last commissioner. paign headquarters.” Batkua,” he said. threatening to strike unless Breen said of $151,792 raised by 646-0375 and 28 registered to play on the Oct. 19, Bolton at Hebron, fall’s disputed election, the Co-captains of the squads are "substantial progress” is made "A curious basis on which to the Democratic lawyer before For the past two weeks C squad. 1:30 p.m.; Oct. 26, Lebanon at closest Senate race in history ask people to promote you to Myette and Ouellette for the A toward a new contract. ’The old June 30, $111,335 was in midget football players in ’"Ihe A team backfield will Bolton, 1 p.m.; Nov. 2, South and a virtual tie of the 223,000 the Senate,” Wyman said. sq u ad and M o rro n e and contract covering 295 donations of $100 or more. Bolton have been getting consist of Chris Hopper,. Mike Windsor Larrys at Bolton, 1:30 ballots cast between the GOP Durkin said a management McCarrick for the B Sitjuad. members, the majority of the A Durkin spokesman declined physically ready to begin the Ouellette, Gay Vine and Pat p.m.; Nov. 9, championship and Democratic candidates. consultant’s review of more Other boys playing oiri the AB faculty at UB, expires Sunday to respond directly to Wyman’s town’s seventh year in a midget Myette,” said Bolsoneau. game. Two state recounts and seven than 90 state agencies praised midget team are Tim Banks, and faculty members go back to figures, but renewed a demand football program, said Gil "Other boys who have im­ The midget coaching staff months of Sedate review failed only three, including his. Jim Barcomb, Matt Davis, work for the fall term Tuesday. the Republican release more of Bolsoneau, head coach of the pressed me so far are Peter consists of Bolsoneau; Woody to select a winner. Mike Grunske, David Hooper, Wyman’s own attacks on his tax returns and identify con­ midgets. McCarrick, VInnie Morrone, Holland, head line coach; Mike Billy Hoover, James jHoward, Levanduski, assistant line John Hughes, William Hughes, coach; Julius Cobb, assistant Jeff Jahnke, Chris Mintar, Doug back coach. Chicken barbecue set Miner, Mkke Myette, Phil Pellerin, Tom Petors, Lee C-Team Schiavettl and Jim Vntteroni. The schedule of C-Team Mike, 742-9760, president of the games will be published as soon ANDOVER auxiliary. Pidy^glas Whites Donna Holland as it is prepared. Money raised from the 646-0375 barbecue will be used to Midget schedisle Prices Cut on PolyglasTires for Compact,Standard&Big Cars The Andover Volunteer Fire purchase supplies and equip­ The 1975 schedule .of games Aide sought Department (AVFD) is spon­ ment so townspeople may con­ for the midget A and Et squads A para-professional aide is soring its second annual tinue to receive the finest ser­ follows: Sept. 14, Boltcm at East being sought for Bolton High chicken barbecue on Sept. IS. vice possible, said Howard Windsor, 1 p.m.; Slept. 21, School. The job requires 19 The menu will consist of Bidwell, president of the Ellington at Bolton, 1 p.m.; hours of work per week. YOUR chicken, corn on the cob, tossed AVFD. Sept. 28, Somers at Bolton, 1:30 Anyone interested is asked to salad, cranberry sauce, rolls, p.m.; Oct. 5, Bolton ait Colum­ call the high school at 643-2768. 12 EXP. ice cream, and juice or coffee. 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PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., August 28, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. T h ^ / August 28. 1975 - PAGE TWENTV.nrowB; -Night school will offer Texas oil fields showing signs age By MAX VANZI the age of - mechanization production began declining and basic education classes Texas, no longer restricted as it nearly 79,000 a day less than a prospects to drill for oil and DALLAS (UPI) - Texas oil needed it most. The dimensions indications are the slide is like­ was up to three-years ago by year ago. natural gas. There have bera fields are beginning to show were staggering. ly to continue. Classes in adult basic educa­ order of the state railroad com­ will lead to preparation for the school equivalency diplomas their age. Within a year that one field The descent is not steep nor Simple attrition accounts for 200 prospects I couldn’t drill in tion, high school equivalency mission — in effect a control on the last 25 years because of high school equivalency through this program. They are slowing down and produced more than the rest of statewide. The rising price of at least part of the decline, preparation, and English for diploma program. supply and demand to the producers say. prices — now ail are prospec­ . To be eli^ble to receive the making the driller pay more the world-combined. oil has more than made up the benefit of the industry. Now in­ 'the foreign bom will resume The hl(,;h school equivalency George P. Mitchell, president tive areas.” diploma, one must be 19 years and work harder for his return Further discoveries followed difference In gross income to dustry leaders say they want all Sept. 16 as part of the program, offers courses in of the 10,000-member Texas The industry’s need of the of age, or a member of a high than the prospector In 1901 who in thousands of geographical Texas producers taken as a the oil they can find. Manchester adult evening English, isocial studies, science Independent Producers and moment, said Mitchell — or school class which has already sank a hole ^om which shot a formations — until there was whole. But, according to figures school program. and maithematics for those Royalty Owners Association, practically anyone else in the gradqated. black jet of crude oil that petroleum production In 211 of But industry leaders are supplied by the industry- These classes, which are adults whio have not attained a said a pattern of depletion is business — is the incentive to There are two levels of changed the state, the-nation Texas’ 254 counties accounting worried about long range promoting Texas Mid-Continent offered free of charge to high scluMl diploma. forming in Texas oil fields, look harder and dig deeper for classes In. English for the and the world. today for 40 per cent of the prospects because, although Oil & Gas Association, Texas Manchester area residents, will At cCrmpletion of the most notably in East Texas: oil and gas. foreign bom. The first level In­ With that Spindletop dis­ nation’s crude oil production there still are boom areas, wells produced II million fewer meet Tuesday and Thursday program, students will take the “They are beginning to show -i-l!])(ost of our big discoveries cludes the basic fundamentals covery a mile south of Beau­ and more than 37 per cent of its some fields are entering "old barrels of crude oil in the first evenings from 6:30 to 9:30 at Connecticut high school their age and new fields are not were several years ago,” the of speaking, reading and mont near the Gulf of Mexico at natural gas. age” and loss of the depletion quarter of this year than last. Manchester High School. equivalency examination which that big.” TIPRO chief said, and to take writing the ^ g lish language the beginning of this century, Texas remains far and away allowance has cut back explora­ The estim ated 3,265,000 Adult basic education classes ’The Mischianza, which took But with the price of oil up the slack the Industry must is recogmized as a valid high for adults who are new to tUs Texas overnight became the the leading petroleum state. tion for hew discoveries. barrels of oil Texas will give those adults who have not place on May 18, 1778 in remaining high, he said, "there double its drilling activity and school di ploma for employment country. world’s petroleum giant just as But a couple of years ago Oil production is full bore in produce daily in August will be attained an eighth grade level Philadelphia, was an ex­ are literally thousands of be prepared to pay for it. and colllege admission. Last The second level gives travaganza organized and an individualized program in year, 60 Manchester area further proficiency In English directed by CapUins Andre and reading, spelling, grammar and residentii recelvea their high skills to those foreign born De Lancey to honor Gen. Howe mathematics. This program adults specializing In on his departure as citizenship, obtaining a driver’s Commander-in-jChief of the license, and American British army in America. It 25th anniversary P. literature and culture. featured a grand regatta of decorated barges, gun salutes, Mail registration for these Mr. and Mrs. Russell Couch Hartford on Aug. 26, 1950 and New York City picked free classes will end Friday. In- a mock tournament between knights, a banquet, fireworks of 99 Trebbe Dr., celebrated have lived in Manchester for 15 person registration will be Sept. their 25th wedding anniversary years. for Demo convention 9 at Manchester High School and a concluding exhibition which saluted Howe with the with a party at Garden Grove Mr. Couch is employed by from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Hall in Manchester. Mashkin Freight Line of East ’Those wishing to do so may words, "Thy laurels shall never fade,’’ recalls The World The party was hosted by their Hartford. He is a member of WASHINGTON (UPI) - New to be chc'isen Sept. 8 or 9 from register on the first evening of Almanac. children, Charlotte Couch and the East Hartford Lodge of York City has won a prize it among Cleveland, Kansas City classes Sept. 16 at 6:30 p.m. In Russell Couch Jr., both at Elks and the Cross Road Radio b ad ly w a n te d : th e 1976 and Miaini Beach, site of the Room 110 at'the high school. home. More than 150 friends Club. last two GOP conventions and Douglas Cheney, chairman of the Public Building Commis­ William Norris, John Roberts, all PBC members; Alan Democratic national conven­ For further Information, con­ and relatives attended. . The couple is planning a trip tion. the last Democratic conven­ tact Joel Chaison, director of sion in Bolton, points out the emergency lights in the Wiedie, architect; and Robert Gorton, chairman of the The couple was married in to Las Vegas, Nev. YOU*LL AL WA YS FIND GREA T The Democrats chose New tion. adult basic education, 646-5854, library board. (Herald photo by Dunn) Bentley Memorial Library, during a tour of the new facili­ York over Los Angeles for their ’The 11-9 committee vote for ext. 252. ty. With him on the tour are, from left, Pamela Shorey, July 12-16 convention after New Yorik was quickly ratified FAMOUS NAME VALUES HEREI Mayor Abraham Beame and by the (party’s national local labor leaders pledged executive- committee after a ICC official counters Wednesday that police, fire day-long hearing and debate on fighters and sanitation workers the m erits of the nation’s two*' Library being readied for opening would stay on the job next largest urban centers as moving firm criticism political convention sites. 9 9 8 8 summer despite the city’s HARTFORD (UPI) - An of­ doesn’t reqiiire movers to money shortage. Much of the debate was about Krause 29.99 SA VE 7.11 BOLTON decided the building "...isn’t decided not to let the books and ficial of the Interstate provide the performance The last time New York had a convention hall seating substantially useable as a other equipment from the pre­ Late Wednesday a water florist & Greenhouses Commerce Commission reports until the first personal Donna Holland political convention was 1924, arrangements and the r | WIL T CHAMBERLAIN36**x 54** library at the moment.” sent library be moved into the sample was taken for testing as countered consumer criticism interview. 6 4 6 -0 3 7 5 when the Democrats bogged availabll ity of hotel rooms. But Douglas Cheney, chairman of new building yet. required by the State of Connec­ of moving companies, saying BASKETBALL BACKBOARD Bentley Memorial Library Is down in a 15-day, 103-ballot con­ the decision appeared to be the PBC, said the commission ticut. two consumer groups misinter­ Consumer group workers Designed by Coleco! V." thick; cotton net for dura­ being readied for its opening vention before nominating John based on political con­ bility; hoop with 12 no-tle clips; 7" backplate. Shop came up with a small list of pet­ Cheney said it’s a milestone The certificate of occupancy preted a federal regulation. telephoned moving companies although a date hasn’t yet been W. Davis to be trounced by siderations. Both cities had choice now and save. ty things that had to be cor­ in the building trade not to from the building inspector in the two cities and said they set. Republican Calvin Coolidge. Democr atic mayors and gover­ rected. allow the move until the hasn’t yet been issued. LAKGIST RITAlLQROWtU IN MANCMUTIR The Connecticut Citizen were potential customers, Following an inspection tour White House spokesman Ron nors, but party leaders clearly Research Group and the by the Public Building Commis­ He said that after talking to building is substantially com­ Cheney said the PBC plans without specifically asking for S A VE 2.11 pleted. Nessen said Wednesday Presi­ felt the;y would be In friendlier Caff M cMtM imimttr Itr 643-9559 Connecticut Public Interest the performance reports. sion Wednesday evening it was Alan Wiedie, architect, it was another inspection Friday evening. dent Ford is neutral on the site hands in New York. ■ 411 MAWfOaP S iA tH Research Group charged Mon­ of the Republican convention. i i day that a survey of Hartford John Wancheck of the CCRG and New Haven movers showed said under the law, the movers l 7 m . 8.99 most of them violated a regula­ were required to send perfor­ tion to provide performance mance reports, even though SPALDING m L7 ROCKVILLE HOSPITAL NOTES reports to potential customers. they were not requested. Most CHAMBERLAIN James D. Perry, ICC district of the companies contacted BASKETBALL supervisor, said the regulation didn’t send the reports. 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August 28. 1975 — PAGE TWENTY-FIVE BV JIM KERRY Homaa For Sato 23 Homaa For Sato 23 Hom aa For Sala 23 Homaa For A F O P US', a ru $ T BOLTON LAKE - fully fur­ MANCHESTER - lots of living Nader Dodd battle on consumer bill Herald nished summer cottage on space in this sprawling eight *rw(fJpHoW/Uu<5H market for first time, three room Ranch, four bedrooms, SERVICE IS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING « MARK MILLER the corporate world if he goes massive propaganda campaign ,gressman had received 21 up, following a strong White the legislature, courts and g- /C P \ , IFAW YfeOLP rooms and loft, stove and grade level family room, pins a OUR ONLY HARTFORD (UPI) - A bat­ against this bill,” Nader said. by big business” against the letters on the bill, all opposed to House campaign against the regulatory agencies. ^ \ & o r o i6/’A‘& i T ! refrigerator, $21,500, Wolverton nnished rec room, kitchen with mKAI.TOR s / danM I. ruato M d said later he was opposed biU. it. Twelve of them were from Agency Realtors, 6^2813. built in oven and range, air con­ PROOUCT tle of strong words broke out bill. RUCAG would he funded PHONE 643-2711 V AOS Wednesday between consumer to the bill “but not for the Nader said Dodd has businessmen and nine were Nader also said Gov. Ella T, through contributions by ditioners, garage, only $^,900, reasons Ralph Nader has so knuckled under to a well- FOR ASSISTANCE IN RLACINQ YOUR AD MANCHESTER - Grissom Wolverton Agency Realtors, advocate Ralph Nader and Rep. from “private individuals,” the Grasso agreed during a residential utility users through 649-2813. Christopher J. Dodd, D-Conn., irresponsibly accused me of organized letter writing cam­ spokesman said. meeting earlier Wednesday to a check-off on their utility bills. Road - Seven room Raised H*fp W tn M IS Ranch, three bedrooms, two a sste . NEW usnim involving their respective holding. paign of businesses in bis dis­ Sarasin and McKinney en­ give more support to the “It’s needed, it’s voluntary " advertising " fireplaces, formal dining room, MVENTRY 3 lainlly off of Main 81. on a B-2 xonad lot. stands on a proposed federal “I state today for, the first trict. dorsed the consumer agency Residential Utility Consumer and it doesn’t cost the taxpayer ROCKVILLE MemorUl Nur­ family room, 2 1/2 baths, out­ Exeallant potanllal lor offlea building. Call Dan consumer advocacy agency. time my firm intention to vote A|Spokesman at Dodd’s office bill in the past, but they did not sing Home ■ now taking nSTMIAN GOLOMIAL Action Group (RUCAP) and to a dime,’’ Nader said of DEADLINE side deck, 2-car basement gar­ 4 bedraomi pliu d a : ovmlied Zcar R aala. ^ Nader said Dodd's opposition against the bill proposing the said the 2nd District con- vote for it the last time it came advocate consumer interests in RUCAG. applications, for nurses aide age. $51,900. This house garagt at iinbeatabla price. Call agency when it comes before 12:00 noon tho day bafore position, available September, Carle» kMloie, S4M ^ to the agency could mean he publication. qualifies for the $2,000 tax was angling for “a future in the the House this fall,” Dodd said, 8 7 ^ L rebate. Call Peterman Realtor, EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY "and no one, Nader included, is Deadllna for Saturday and 649-9404 or 646-2912. corporate world,” while Dodd Monday Is 12:00 Noon Friday. CONTROL DEiSK_ , operator. and Halp Wantad IS Halp Wantad 23 Homoa For Sala BARRCWSAWALUCE $3C.BCC NEW LI8TINB 13 Homaa For 8alo 23 said Nader backed it because he going to scare me from my part time mechanic. Apply in Maiictidif Haw Ntvw Narttani Doctors to vote on pay package S4S-S3M M7-1S1S 72I461B Spotlaaa aluminum aidad 3 or 4 badroom Capo may want to become its ad­ position by leveling ridiculous PLEASE READ person. Holiday Lanes, 39 DENTAL receptionist- wanted DEPENDABLE Waitress or MANCHESTER - four bedroom CHARTER OAK ST. - attrac­ with garago cioto to avarything. Call Jan Wiatar. ministrator. charges accusing me of having Spencer Street, Manchester. for Vernon specialty office, in­ SEVEN ROOM Colonial in price range you can tive five room Ranch, three HARTFORD (UPI) - Doc­ tal hospitals after rejecting a supported the doctors’ protest. waiter, to work mornings in Nader said he was in Connec­ designs on a corporate career. at Connecticut Valley Hospital teresting position for the right restaurant, 6:30-1. 646-9479. afford,.beautifully kept home, bedrooms, fireplace, screened tors who have cut back hours at state offer of $4,500 to supple­ in Middletown, said the "We are pleased that the doc­ YOUR AD COLONIAL porch, Martin School, owner, ticut to "check up” on Dodd and “Creating a new federal ClMtlfltd ad. are lakan ovar PAINTER’S Helper - some individual, typing required, Only three yean old, three bedroomi, with first floor laundry, 1 1/2 BOLTON - Attractive eight state mental hospitals in a pay ment their salaries. proposal includes a pay in­ tors have the ability to say no to llreplaced uvliig room, formal dlolna baths, garage, treed lot, con­ 643-7089. two other congressmen uncom­ agency to watchdog existing lha pHona aa a convanlanca. experience needed, must have experience preferred, benefits, CONDOMINIUM lawn care - room split level on large level „ SCCyCCC dispute were to vote today on The doctors said the raise the state’s insufficient com­ Tha Harald la raaponilbla lof own transportation, call 649- please call 522-9211. reom, appllanced kitchen, beanUfm venient location, all for only mitted on the bili, Republicans federal agencies is another crease, fringe benefits and and outside maintenance work, rec room, carpeting, aluminum aiding, lot in quiet location. Oversized Huga lull dormarad Capa with 1W batha, salt ciaan whether to offer their own really amounted to only $500 overtime provisions but he promise proposal,” said Mike only ana Incorract InaarUon and 5474 after 6. above-ground pool, $W,W0. $37,900, Keith Real Estate, 64^ 2-car garage plus spacious tool Ronald A. Sarasin and Stewart ludicrous example of our than only to tha alta of tha write to Box E, Manchester ovan, wall to wall throughout and firaptaca. $6,900. proposal to state officials. since the state planned to end would not give details. Fcrrucci, Council 16 executive SERVICE MANAGER- Wanted 4126, 649-1922. 8 RCCM CCLCNiAL shed and work shop. Call Arthur B. McKinney. attempt to try to solve original fnsarllon. Errora which Herald. HUUKHIHD R O ^ agaumabla mortgaga. Immadiala occupancy. Call L eaders of the 73 psy­ the so-called Griffenhagen Gov. Ella T. Grasso has said director. “We would like to see. an experienced person to Hadwood Parma, four badrooma, IVt or Suzanne Shorts, 646-3233. J. The measure, sponsored by problems by burying them in do not taaaan tha vatua of tha RMllora-ML8 646-2482 MANCHESTER - custom built ballu, formal living and dining Joe Qordon. all state employes in the same advartliamani will not ba cor- manage Iront-end checkout ft Watson Beach Company, chiatrists put together their Plan, which they estimated the state will continue to Sen. Abraham Ribicoff, D- bureaucracy,” Dodd said. operation in a large super­ •••••••••#•••••••••••••••••• 169 WMt Cwitor SlTMt Ranch home with privacy and rnomo, Nral floor family room with own proposal Wednesday and if provided about $4,000 in negotiate as long as bargaining position.” raclad by an additional Intar- Manchester office, 647-9139. Conn., and opposed by Presi­ Dodd said Nader could be in­ tlon. HOUSEKEEPER market. Full time, 40 hours. Situation Wantad 18 trees, large master bedroom, firopitoo, boomed colling, and Equal housing opportunity. approved by a majority, it will benefits. reasonably possible but it Ferruccl said he agreed with alldara to aertonod porch, many dent Ford, would create a $15 terested in becoming the agen­ Good starting salary and two fireplaces, 11/2 baths, gar­ . $43,BBC be offered to state Mental The plan provides the doctors might go ahead and implement the Griffenhagen Plan “in prin­ Uve-ln STRONG young man $28,000. ATTRACTIVE 5 room age, w x200' lot on dead end ouatom taatura. W ood^ acre M, million a year consumer ad­ cy’s director. excellent full benefit program. Ranch, fireplace, baseboard MANCHESTER - New listing, Anothar quality built naw Colonial by M.A.K. co n - Health Commissioner Ernest and other personnel at state in­ its own proposal. ciple” but thinks its abuses For a small rest home with 24- specializes in lawn mowing, street, $44,900, Keith Real vocacy agency. Nader said the U.S. Chamber Openings also available on heating, stove, refrigerator. DEE( TANGUAY five room Ranch, West side, •tructlon. Our plana or yours. Savaral locallona. Shepherd. stitutions with free com­ In a related development. should be eliminated, extending hour supervision. Call for ap­ night stocking crew. Apply Mr. garage cleaning and painting. Estate, 6 ^ 1 2 6 , 649-1922. location, tile baths, built-ins, Call Qaorga Popik. "I thought Congressman of Commerce, the National Hutchins Agency 6464166. 645-2212 The doctors began refusing to missary privileges, low rent Council 16 of the American commissary privileges to lower pointment, 649-5985. Hfdecavage. First National Billy, 646-2999. . garage, $31,900. Hayes Corpora­ Dodd had a political future, but Association of Manufacturers □ NOTICES work unpaid overtime hours on and free meals. Federation of State, County and paid state employes who live on Store, 205 Spencer St., MANCHESTER - Spring Street BOLTOV VALUE PLUS tion, 646-0131. apparently he has a future in and the American Petroleum GREEN LODGE Manchester, Conn. An equal op­ RELIABLE COLLEGE woman Institute are ieading “a Monday at the state’s four men­ Dr. Patrick Lee, chief of staff Municipal Employes said it institution grounds. - Many trees shade this large RME ESRENIUL MEA Lost 612 Eaat MIddto Turnpik* portunity employer. looking for painting or odd jobs. It wM you wM Imo In Mo Hvon and Found 1 Call anytime, 6434673. raised Ranch with three room Rultod Ronch, Ihrto $47,8BB M a n ch M to r bedrooms, one full, two half Spacious 7 room gplll In lovely Rockledgo. 2'h WANTED: Business office, bodroomi, 2Vk botlii, lirtpitcod MANCHESTER & AREA FOUND - Mixed breed, black EXPERIENCED Woman will baths, relax in paneled family lamlly room wHh wtl bar. To too, coll batha, bullt-infl, huga fireplaced living room, rec and tan male dog. Call Dog payroll and accounting clerk, room, two fireplaces, oversized WotAlvord,S4S-1340. room and 2 garages. Call Bud Lewis. office experience required. Cali care for your children, all ages, $29,900 - RANCH fltylgd Condominium. Vacant Owners Warden, 6464555. my Bowers School area home, tw>car garage. Owner, 643- *643-1569 or apply in writing to 2553. anxious. Offsre Invttsd. Nader claims decontrol HEAT TREATER superintendent's office. Notch 6464619. GAL $30,000 - RANCH with 2 badrooma, immaeulala condi­ LOST - black bible, red case, Experienced heat treater Road, Bolton. AETHW RM. CO. tion, family room, baaamant garage, carpeting, Sunday night, steps of Orange wanted bybv small established MANCHESTER- West side 2 3M 205 $42 8BB would cost $45 billion Radio /haek Hall, Center St., 649-9^. division of large company. One Cape, fireplace, rec room, for­ nice lo t Covontry. If your own office building la In'your future plana, PORTER - Monday-Saturday, person operation, specializing □ EDUCATION mal dining room, extra clean. $31,900 - RANCH with 3 bedrooms, carpsUng. Avaiiabla call Jim O'Meara about our choice Main St. loca­ FOUND - one shepherd type $120 a week, apply Mr. Yatkin, Deep lot, big two-car garage. MANCHESTER - Main Street immadiattly. Varnon. tion now being uiod a i a 2 family. HARTFORD (UPI) - Con­ Nader criticized Congress for In tool steels. All fringe benefits Arthur Drug 942 Main St., dog, male, black and tan, call company paid. Apply at Noble Price Just reduced to $36,900. location, eight room Colonial, $31,900 • OLDER Capa In South Windsor. Five rooms sumer advocate Ralph Nader the way the present control Manchester. Dog Warden 646-4555. & Westbrook, 20 Westbrook Prh/ata Inatructlona 1$ Call Warren E. Howland business zoned, 30 car parking wHh snclossd porch. Looking for pHors. saj4 President Ford’s decontrol legislation was written, which BMiK-ro-MUSIC B A I E Street, East Hartford, Conn. Realtors, 643-1108. area. Owner - Agent 643-7457. $33,900 - OLDER 7 room Colonial, wall-to-wall carpeting, of bil prices wiil catapuit the requires the lawmakers to PARKADE LANES is looking VIOLIN, VIOLA Lessons - 06108. An equal opportunity traad lo t Qreat condition. natjon into worse economic override Ford’s veto if controls for part-time help, help is Experienced teacher and musi­ HARTFORD - Neat and clean MANCHESTER - large rooms, LIST YOUR HOUSE IN... □ FINANCIAL employer. $32,000 - BUNQALOW atylod horns, hugs abovs-ground woes and raise oii-related are to remain in effect. needed at snack bar and control cian seeks students of all ages. starter home, 2-family, 3-3. accentuate this older Colonial, desk, this is for evenings and pod. Must bo soon. Trood lo t Two-oar garaga prices $45 billion a year. "Congress constantly shifts iHCK-ni-sGHooL a f t L E PERSON FOR housekeeping Call 742-9807 or 643-7815. New furnace, ideal for young or great starter home, city weekend. Must be 18 years of with left. Covaniry. REALMS CORNER Oil prices will be allowed to power to the White House by Sonds-Slockt-Mortgagei 8 and cook’s helper,elper, full time. old. OMy, ^,000. Wolverton utilities, full cellar, clean and age, no phone calls, ^ p ly to Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. risd beginning Sunday if Ford the way it writes the law,” he Laurel Manor, 649-4519. ready to go. Only $K,500, Keith $35,500 - 0 room Capo, liroplaoo, Vh baths, garaga, 175 MAIN STREET PHBNE 646-4525 manager, Parkade wwllng Real EsUte, 6^126, 649-1922. said. MORTGAGEIS, loans first, se­ □ REAL ESTATE traad lo t Manehaatar vetoes legislation Congress cond, third. All kinds. Realty Lanes. . Nader praised Mobil Oil Co. HAIRDRESSER - p r t time, ViRNON > $35,900 - Ciaan Capa Cod, 3 bedrooms, iivtng room, din­ passed extending, price con- statewide. Credit rating un­ a ^ ly Duet Beauty Studio, 649- BRICK and Aluminum seven trois. as “reflecting a more sensitive necessary. Reasonable. Con­ LIVE-IN Companion, light Homaa For Sala 23 RANCH room Colonial, front to back ing room, kllchan, nico yard, Manehaatar. Homaa For Sato S3 Bualnatt Proporty 20 Labeling Ford ”a sales agent antenna to the economy” for housekeeping for senior citizen. Thraa badrooma, larga fidential, quick arrangements. firepUced living room, formal $40,000 - SUPER Ihrsa bsdroom Ranch, country kltohon, EXECUTIVE L RANCH - nine foC the oil industry,” Nader urging continued oil price con- Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. Must have car. Call 643-9334 for 7.8 ACRES - pond, custom built country kltohon, garago, dining room, 24’ master BOOKKEEPER, TYPIST, fuU interview. living room, family room, play room, carpeting, rooms, 22x28 Master bedroom. said price decontrol would trois. too Constitution Plaza, Hart­ or part time. We are looking for Colonial, 2W baths, family aluminum aiding, dly wator bedroom, 1 1/2 baths; garage, built-in atoroo ayatsm, patio, beautiful larga lo t family.—....a , room,avva.ay game^aaaaa^ room,awwi*., den, MANCHESTBI cause a ripple effect through Asked at a news conference ford. Evenings, 233-6879. someone who can also operate room, fireplaces, garages. nice lot, mid-40’s, Keith Real and aowor C ovsntry. private■ a tyard, e ...... on dead end street thp economy, inviting "more who he favored for the an NCR bookkeeping madiine. Hutchins Agency, 646-3166. REDUCED to $32,500 EsUte, 6464126, 649-1922. $42,000 - LARGE L shapad Ranch, beautifully dscoralsd, in pr prime neighborhood, for degression, more unemploy­ presidency next year, Nader MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd Accuracy with figures and further details call Philbrick HOUSE JIW mortgages — interim financing SALES lour bedrooms, earpating throughout Hugo ment and more deficit spen- said, “Any of the existing can­ typing of 45 wpm would be most 30 LOCUST STREET - two F.J. SPILECKI Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. — eimeditious and confidential helpful. Send resume and salary' family, no agents please. $44,- lamlly room with bar. 16x32 abova ground pod. ding.” didates would be better than IM Raaftof 648-2121 BOWETS SCHOOL 06 service, J.D. Real Estate requirements to Box R c/o 000. Phone 6«-2426, 94. East Hartford. BUSINESS The end of oil price controls Gerald Ford, The best way to CIRCA 1830 well maintained Assoc. 646-1980. Manchester Evening Herald. KITCHEN HELP FIv* room accpUoiul C«|ie, located in $43,900 - USR Ranch - two bedrooms, family room, kitd i- wOl cost the average American describe Ford is Richard Nixon Bower School area. Spacloua Uvlng nine room Antique Colonial, REALISTIC^ 5:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m. orSa.m. $38,900 - Duplex, 6-3, cabinet BOLTON - 61/2 room Ranch on room with flrqilace, kildien wiib an eof^natlon, Florida room with iaiouslod four fireplaces, four bedrooms, LOCATION fa;piily out $900 a year, he said. without Watergate.” HOMEOWNERS - Money to AVON- "Since I’ve been selling - 11 a.m. Monday through kitchens, fireplace, carpeting, 1 1/2 acres, generous size deluxe appllencea including study, one full and two 1/2 baths k loan for remodeling, consolida­ Avon I’ve met so many nice tile baths, $435 monthly Income. rtirigeralor, tomial dining room, two ' indFrankllnslovo.lW baths, garago, STEREO AND 4-CHANNEL SAVE $87.70 ON A COMPLETE Friday. APPLY rooms, two flralaces. 2-car kliw ailed bedrooma, full abed dormer, I lot In Bdton. ilus attached five room un- Six room oxtra nIco tion of bills or any worthwhile people and earned some cash Hutchins Agency, 6464166. garage. $39,900. Philbricfc Agen­ flniibed rec room, catpeling, aUached $ 4 3 ,0 0 0 - G o r g e o u s Ranch in Manchoator, phish car- finished carriage shed, poten­ Colonial plua 2-atory RECEIVER 21% OFF! 4-SPEAKER SYSTEM purpose. 649-7723. 643-8663. for extras I’ve always wanted.” cy, KMltors, 646-4200. garage, walk to aU achoola. Priced lo MSTER DONUT pating throughout, three bedrooms, two fuU tial for studio, etc., two store FEATURING THE Avon Representatives say that MANCHESTER - Five room L KllgiS.SOO. barn, well t r ^ lot, $S4,(H)(), heatad bam on busy Main QTA-720 RECEIVER SAtrict tkM Dhv iMiritV all the time. Interested? Let’s 256 Watt MIddio TumpHia Ranch, breezeway, garage, OWNER SELLS in Manchester CAR REALTY CC., INC baths, living room with firoplaeo, dining room, Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Straat location. Near M - “Nr Mhn k TMT h- talk about it. Call me: 523-9401. fireplace, trees, dead-end. - Newer attractive 2-family, six kllchon with atovo-hood, diahwaahar. Baaamant 6464200. hospital. Idaal for officos, Springfield’s North End 6 4 3 -2 6 9 2 Reg. Sep. Items Hutchins Agency, 228-3540, 646- down, 4 1/2 up, 2-car garage, raady tor ponding. Ownar anxioua. Must ba or tradoaman. $65,000 Price . .. 429.70 3166. patio, many appliances, other Robwt D. Murdock, RoaHor aaon. TWO-FAMILY Duplex, 6-6, rjeported quiet today EXPBUEilCEO extras. Convenient to BtJSINESSSecretai'ytr assistant. $44,900 - CUSTOM ovarsixad lour room Raneh, two maa- $41,900. ’Two-family flats, 5-5, SPRINGFIELD, Mass. OIL BURNER AND MANCHESTER - QuaUty built everything. Upper 50’s. No lar badrooma with full baths, larga living room, $34,900. Philbrick Agency, Both police and firemen were □ EMPLCYMENT dental office, excelleiDent typing six room Ranch by Ansaldl. agenb. call anytime, 646-0138 Realtors, 6464200. , WARREN E. (OPI) — About 4(X) riot-garbed HEATIN6 MECHANIC and business office skills essen­ M A N C H ESTER - F o u r kitchen with appllancoa, 2-oar garago. Call on belted with missiles when they “ 1 7 9 ?-? < 3 4 2 Position leading to manage­ Large eat-in kitchen, three or 646-2333. p^ice early today quieted the responded to emergency calls. tial. Reply Herald Box 0. bedrooms, lovely family room, bedroom Charming Dutch th is ona. Holp Wtniod IS ment. Good company Colonial. Fine residential area, NEW RANCH - Extra large HOWLAND predomiantly Puerto Rican “There were roving gangs on two fireplaces plus landscaped MANCHESTER - Reduced - $45,000 - THIS good alzod Split in Ead Hartford. Immod- modern kitchen, two baths, NQpth End, ending a night of ar­ Our OTA-720 opens a new world of listening pleasure benefits, (jood working con­ STOCK CLERK - Full time, lot. Priced in the 40’s. Zinsiser priced in the 50’s. B/W Realty, lato aalo.wantod. Call lor dotdia. street corners who let out with • flBs/ist/c QTA-720 RBCBivBr A’TTEN'nON Demonstrators - $31,900 for this Seven-room fireplace, 2-car garage, ReUtm 643-llOS son and vandalism. via 2 or 4 speaker stereo or quadraphonic sound —the ditions. Salary commensurate retail experience helpful, Agency, 646-1511. 647-1419. $49,900 • VERNON HILLS - four bedrooms, Ihroa baths, everything they had when a car best of both worlds 2 and 4 channel tape inputs and • Four SolO’ 1 Walnut Vanaar Toys and Gifts. Work now thru Colonial, with two full baths aluminum siding and windows, with experience. Call between driver’s license, Mr. Saul, 247- and fir^lace-generally large living room, dining room, kltdwn, family room, large deck, picture window in Rampaging gangs of youths went by,” said one eyewitness. outputs. Glide-Path" volume controls Custom Compact Spaakar Systams December. Free Sample Kit. 0308. EAST HARTFORD - Invest­ No experience needed. Call or 8-5, 649-4539 ask for Mr. Grif- rooms and substantially 12x24. Garage, above-ground pod. Homo Is In basement with walk-out to R9$ort Prop9rty 27 threw rocks, bottles and Police arrested one woman walnut-grained vinyl veneer case There s only one place • LAB-34 Auto Changar on Basa with $17.95 ment income opportunity, write Santa’s Parties, Avon, VERNON redecorated-IoU of room for immaedato condition. Owner wants fast salt. patio. $47,900. Philbrick Agen- mplotov cocktails at passing who had 42 molotov cocktails in you can find it Radio Shack Elliptical Magnetic Cartridge BABYSITTER wanted 8-11:30 aluminum sided duplex, asking Conn. 06001. Phone 1-673-3455. a e lT iM iM C H each member of the family- $85,900 - MANCHESTER - four bedroom Colonial, first ‘cy. Realtors, 6464200. LAKEFRONT year 'round cars and storefronts. Police a large carton. '"“ 'F08ARTV a.m., in my home, call 6464153. $31,900. B/W Realty, 647-1419. Also Booking Parties. All itaiiMMRagdiM^ Ragch Ml hlib ' ' oa IW early sale important-$31,900. floor lamlly room, 2W baths. Much, much more. house for sale. Combination said they made “about 10 Fireman George Vancini, 53, L w i*» raonis, iMwnsn klldMn, 5cir B H Q g . Odegard Realty, 643-4365. HEBRON - Country living, 2-car garaga. windows on porch and house: arrests” . one of the five injuries, was COUNTER HELP -10 a.m. • 2 To m csO CirlsM UcOloM, Aluminum siding, two-car gar^ STORE CLERK - For hardware p.m. and 6 p.m. • 11 p.m. large Raised Ranch. Three $68,800 - SUPER CLEAN - UAR Ralsad Ranch, four bed­ NORTHFISLD QREKN At least five injuries, none struck by a rock while driving MANCHESTER - Lovely over- age. Must sell because o f il­ and plumbing material. FuU JOBSEEKERS Employment Including some weekends. Must bedrooms, spacious kitchen, room s, 2'h baths, living room, dining room, o d - CONDOMINIUM believed to be serious, were past a liquor store that had been sized four bedroom, nine room lness. Woodstock Valley. Call S A V E « 2 0 time only. Apply in person. Service - open 8 a.m.-8 p.m., be over 18. Apply in person, I^CWStWALUCE llreplaced family room, 2-car In kitchon wKh dldlng glass doors, all appll- ’dOpROO re trie d in the incident, which firebombed.. SAVE Cape, two baths, kitchen with garage. Priced in the 40's. B/W this Colonial style condominium has a 649-8881 or 528-7534. Barrett Plumbing Supply Com­ with full and part time oppor­ after 5 p.m. Dairy l)ueen, 242 » anesa, ouatom drapes, carpaling, family room ••••••••••••••SSeSBGSBBBBBBG was primarily confined to a 12- “I’ve never seen anything OUR FAMOUS MC-1000 pany, 331 Broad Street, Broad Street. built-ins, den, sliding doors to Realty, 647-1419. beautiful faml^ room, home in im­ tunities available now. & st deck. Family room. Only $44,- with flroplaeo, 2-oar garaga, traad loL Undar- maculate condition. Immediate oc- Raal Ettata Wantad 28 block area. like this in my 30 years on the SPEAKER SYSTEM Manchester. Hartford, 568-1070. cupany. 15% 500. Keys, Realtors, 5‘ I, ground lawn aprinkisr. The disturbance, which was force,” he said. REPAIR PERSON for bikes, MANCHESTER - New Usting, REAL EISTATE Salespeople, 6494143. F.J. SPILECKI ALL CASH for your property in apparent retaliation for the Traffic was diverted traffic WANTED- Male help for part- experienced only need apply. MANCHESTER - New on the seven room (kilonial, first floor RMltor MS-2121 within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, Reg. licensed, for full or part-time time in baying. Apply in person Familiar with multi-speed market and never lived in six family room, 1 1/2 baths, gar­ shooting by police of a young around the trouble area. Police REALISTIC instant service. Hayes Corpora­ banned gasoline sales except to 59.95 sales work with one of the at 364 Bidwell Street, bikes, apply Spree, room Ranch with three age, great location, $ t i , ^ , burglary suspect, produced 40-1980 area’s longest established real tion, 646-0131. motorists for their vehicles. 4-PIECE STEREO Manchester. Manchester. bedrooms, dining room, kitchen Frechette & Martin, 6464144. several major fires and estate firms. Phone or write with dishwasher and disposal, The trouble appeared to stem PHONO SYSTEM Remodeled six room Cape Lota-Land For Sala 24 SELLING your house? Cali us numerous minor blazes thought Genuine walnut veneer acoustic Arthur or Suzanne Shorts, J. ARE YOU familiar with BOILER ROOM attendant and aluminum siding, baseboard MANCHESTER - New Usting, from a Tuesday night incident with aluminum siding, central first and we’ll make you a cash set by firebombs, officials said. suspension speaker delivers real Reg. Sep. Items Watson Beach Real Estate casualty and property in­ general maintenance man, with heat, onW $43,500. Wolverton one year old, six room FUnen, in which an officer shot and location. Will take your home BOLTON- Treed building lot, offer. One day service. T. J. One fire official said “a good hi-fi sound 8 ' woofer and 3 wide 117.80 Company, 193 East Center surance, can use person part live years experience in High Agency, Realtor 649-2813. two full baths, fireplace, partial killed Jose Reyes, 21, of in trade. 200’ frontage, convenient to Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. part of the North End” was dispersion tweeter Use with any Street, Manchester. Phone 647- time to handle small accounts, Pressure boiler operation and rec room, assumabre 8% Route 6. Wolverton Agency, Springfield, who was allegedly 9139. afire. audio system Space-saving 15-20 hours per week, call 278- all related faciUties Including TALCOTTVILLE- Main Street, T .J. CROCKETT mortgage, only $43,900, Realtors, 649-2813. IMMEDIATE CASH for your fleeing a burglary. ' 11Y4x9*5V

Senlc«$ Ottered THE BORN LOSER MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., ’Thurs., August 28. 1975 — PAGE ’TWENTY-SEVEN ___ « Rootlttg-Sldlng-Chlmney 34 Jjrtfelee for Sale 41 Article* lor 8*le 41 FOR SALE 1973 250 Honda, Answer to Previous Puzrle AVAILABLE supervised day BIPWELL Home Improvement GARAGE SALE - August 29,30, HOW'S W R iD te r AAAKIWfeEIJ(>S/V\^ 1 care with meals5 t_.for your ^______elder excellent condition, low 31. Rain or shiile. 12 Kane Road „.IF'IDODtC?M 'r People Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl and Stoffal Co. Expert installation of CQVilMfe?. ly relative, while you go to aluminum siding, gutters and mileage, 3800. CaU 872-3790. oil Charter Oak. Lots of an- THIS/WOHTH?^ KgeP'/V\CD/INfc work, shopping, visit a friend. trims. Roofing installation and tiq^es and furniture. Antique ACROSS 6 Star in Scorpii WHAT I5 ^ OUR NBVEST MAY ! \_puR __ _ ICOOiP..} THE OTHER O IE ! Y M A M l : SU3GAN ] ONE THOUSAND AN* Cali 649-23^ for information. HEWLETT-PACKARD HP-35, pine dresser, brass and iron 7 Barterer IT, D u e s ? BRUSH,PETUNIA.' SEE IT, ^ IS ''o n e repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. 1 James Russell s ''one L ONE... sre/r.y scientific calculator with bed, victrola, plus mis­ Dear Abby 8 Detesier YOU e o r / NYLON 6RISTLES PLEASEK y IHOUSANO EXCAVATING and paving - HORACE Tetrault — Siding, reserve battery, carrying case. cellaneous items. Dealers 9 Shoulder ME OUT ( .. GREAT FER J X USES AROUND ©■ 7 Danny — * (comb, form) O F THE \ 6ETTIN' IN X Septic systems installed or 3100. 742-8882. welcome. 13 Breathe in . TVl' HOUSE' roofing, storm windows, aw­ 10 Actress SHOWER.') CORNERS' repaired, driveways and nings, Quality workmanship, By Abigail Van Buren 14 Indian heroine Freemen parking lots paved. Loam and free estimates. Fully insured. SMITH Corona typewriter and SOFA - gold and brow n, 15 Lariats 11 Afresh nil for sale. Fully insured, 872-9187, 649-3417. typewriter table, 345. Phone tapestry type, floral print, 16 Made amends 12 Hebrew tetter licensed, free estimates. Call 649-75-7375. 17 —— Carney (var.) AM excellent bargain, 3150, green 16 Miss Arthur's 19 Shoshonean Is Ie ; after 6 p.m. 646-1322 or 872-7288. ROOFING - Specializing wing chair, 330, call after 4,242- TV role Indian DINING ROOM set. Walnut. 9970. 20 Veneration repairing roofs, new roofs, 21 Babbles 32 Steamship (ab.) 44 Makes a dress DRIVEWAYS - 9’xlOO’, com­ Seven pieces, buffet, hutch, DEAR ABBY; I am a 48-jrear-old man who has been 21 Chatters 22 Put in a chair gutter work, chimneys, cleaned 23 Couple 33 Right side (ab.) 45 It was (Latin) pletely installed on your base, and repaired. 30 years four chairs and table with pad. Dog*-Blrd*-Pet* 43 « iinkinA >« S-28 ^vorced for six years. I live with my mother, so I don’t 23 Square 37 Gives voice to 46 Arab prince have to worry about meals or laundry. 26 Pronoun 24 Operatic solo cold mix. Anywhere in Connec­ experience. Free estimates. 3225. 742-8261. 27 Lampreys 38 Masculine 48 Morse — — ticut. Call now for immediate •••••••••••••••taaf•••••#••• My pn)blem Is ray ex-wife. I.(»nnot stand the sight of her. 25 Press nickname <49 Not new Howley, 643-5361. DOG-CAT boarding reser­ 31 Tapestry 26 Biblical garden installation. 646-3929, anytime. SUZUKI TC305, 6 speed, like vations. (Combined inside/odt- Apartment* For Rent 53 Buelne** lor Rent 55 She calls my mother nearly every day, and my mother 33 Forerunner of 39 Arm joints 50 Personal (ab.) □ RENTALS Auto* For Sate si 29 Prevaricated 42 Theows 52 Follower e-^B- new. Must sell, 3300. Gary, 646- slde runs, partitioned privacy, invites her over to the house. television 30 Song for one ROOFING - Installation and 34 Tumults 43 Bar legally 54 Chemical suffix HAVE CARPETS Cleaned with repairs, gutters, storm win­ 4030, 289-7518. germicidal lighting. Canine MANCHESTER- Deluxe 2 OFFICE SPACES for rent on DART SWINGER 1973 2 door My mother knows how I feel aliout my ex but she says if Mickey Finn — Morris Weiss bedroom ’Townhouse, IW baths, 35 Metal r r 8 r r r i t - steam process, only way to dows, doors. Experienced Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon Road, Room* lor Rent Main Street in Manchester. hardtop, automatic, power sheisn t nice to her, she won’t get to see her grandchilcum. 36 City In IT r clean carpets and upholstery. A TOOL BOX and machinist tools 52 full basement, private en­ THOSE ARE quality workmanship. Fully in- Manchester, 6465971. Ideal location for professional steering, radio, vinyl roof. I don t buy that because my divorce decree states that I Pennsylvania i5 “ I'LL DRIVE I NO, /MICKEY. I WANT & B Carpet Cleaners, free es­ for sale, call 643-9607. trances and patio, includes ' 37 Utilize i r THE MOST sured. Free estimates. offices and venr convenient to Chorches Motors 6462ral Mn see my i^ dren whenever I wish. I love my children and MONDERFUL YDO HOME, ! TO BE NEAR PHIL... timates, 668-5273. THOMPSON HOUSE, fur­ heat, appliances, carpeting, 40 Within (comb MINERVAI AND THERE’S A Reasonable prices. Rick PRIVATE riding instructions, nished rooms,, centrally all facilities. Please call 646 have Jud them for holidays and weekends, yet I don't i6 . WORDS I'VE BOLENS ride-a-matic tractor, English and Western, 35.00 per pool, air-conditioning, 3290 per 4100 between the hours of 65. form) E V E R MOTEL ACROSS Burnett, 646-3005. located. Kitchen privileges. 1965 VOLKSWAGEN, runs fair­ include my “ex. 41 Colonized/ ODD JOBS - trucking, home with mower, roto-tiller, snow­ hour, call 6365571, anytime. month. Paul W. Dougan, ly well, needs a little work. It 1^ 20 HEARD/ “ ~ STREET/ repairs, serving Manchester for blower, cart. Good condition. Parking. Reasonable rates. Realtor, 6461021 or 64645S. Sometimes 1 think my mother lets my “ex" hang around 44 Bishopric D&A ROOFING. Roofs, siding, Phone 6462358. Hm lu t Hmm ChiMr” It i $150. Call 6469213. here just to make me uncomfortable. * 47 Stumps five years, free estimates, 643- gutters, and leaders. Free es­ $350. 643-2553. BASSET HOUND - AKC WmIU 48 Drinking vessel r 0304. MANCHES’TER- Large newer What do you think, Abb)r? Td appreciate your advice. 51 Rich fur a timates. Fully insured. 249- registered, male, eight months, MANCHESTER - clean, fur­ 1967 CHEVY VAN - good run- 25 s r 0205. APARTMENT SIZE gas stove, $150, 742-9394. duplex three bedroom apart­ nlng condition, needs minor BURNED UP 53 Indolent CONCRETE WORK - and refrigerator, wicker chair, nished room, central, apply 4 ment. Immaculate condition MAIN STREET Offices - 500 ' 55 Table attendant ST Pearl St. apartment 1 or call body work. Call 6460064 after 6 56 Marvel experienced on foundations, ad­ excellent condition, two COLLIE PU PPIES - AKC throughout. Priced right. R. and 1000 so. feet, heat, janitor, DEAR BURNED; If you can swing it financially, move 8763503 after 6. parking. Also 1,300 square feet p.m. 57 Emphasis IT ditions, digging, floors, steps, Heeling-Plumbing 35 couches, and a few mis­ registered, need a good home, Zimmer, J.D. Real Estate 646 out of Mother's house and get your own place. Then, you 56 Races sidewalks, patios. Free es­ cellaneous chairs, call 646-3698 380 firm, 5665092. of storage area (heated). Call can pick up your children and take them to your mother's w ~ ESSEX MOTOR INN weekly 6465334 or 6467175. 1972 TOYOTO Corona Mark H, timates. Richard Caron, 875- SEWERLINES, sink lines, between 7-11 p.m. excellent condition, $2,100. Call * l^tbottt having your wife come along. As long as you're 3827. cleaned with electric cutters, rooms, single $56, double 3^, M A N C H ESTER - th r e e 41 FOR SALE- eight month old plus tax, continental breakfast, 742-6334. living in your mother's home, she can invite whomever she DOWN by professionals. McKinney BOY’S RALEIGH Record 27” German Shepherd, 310, call 646 bedrooms, second floor apart­ AVAILABLE SPACE - Ap- wants to visit. air conditioning, color TV, call proximately 700 square feet on 1 Italian coin 44 48 58 H r io DRESSMAKING, Alterations Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ ten-speed, excellent, thermos, 9100. ment, in newer two-family, ful­ 1967 GTO convertible, 44,000 2 Heavy blow pany, 643-5308. 6462300. Broad Street across from the 81 wearing apparel also draperies. rack, stand, 385. 742-8666. ly carpeted, air-conditioned, miles, rebuilt Muncie, Hurst DEAR ABBY: Mary, the wife of my deceased brother, is 3 Pronominal, &3 Prisciiia’s Pop — Ai Vermeer and all appliances. Convenient Parkade. Parking and heat in­ word Free pick-up and delivery. Call FREE - Irish setter puppy, with shifter, four new tires, 2 E7614, 69. and I am a 67-year-old bachelor. Mary lives 1,600 miles 56 872-2197. NO JOB too small, toilet WESTINGHOUSE papers, six months old, f CENTRAL, pleasant room, location, 3245 monthly. Cali cluded. Call between 65, 646 4 Take food to STUART, YOU'RE] WHAT IS IT« NO , (T'S A , female. with telephone, next to shower, 4539. 2 G7614, damage to left rear TOm me, and she has often proposed that I come and visit 5 South [SHE'S S-OTTO) repairs, plugged drains, kitchen refrigerator, 315; Tappan gas S-5639. collect 0-617-867-3756 or 646 IWVITED TO MY . b i r t h d a y parking, 649-6801 after 6 p.m. uarter panel and trunk panel, her—she has a house with two bedrooms. American to ly o u R J BACK-TO-s c h o o l ) B E S IC K ! LIGHT TRUCKING - attic and faucets replaced, repaired, rec stove, three years old, 380, 5836. animal airee s p ^ blown synchro first Now Mary's widowed sister says that it would not be PARTY/ PARTY cellars cleaned, for free es­ rooms, bathroom remodeling, excellent condition; large LIvaatock 44 ;ear, three speed hurst and heat modernization, etc. Free OFFICE SPACE proper to sleep at Mary's house. I NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I timate phone 647-9610. wooden office desk, 3M; large Apartment* For Rent 53 FOUR ROOM apt., stove, inkage, one sale, $300,6464051. estimates gladly given. M & M G.E. refrigerator, 335 ; 4 foot refrigerator, heat, hot water, FOR RENT f What do you think? / TWO BOARDING stalls, flexi­ 250 square feet, center of DRIVEWAYS - residential and Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. aluminum Christmas tree. $5. ble arrangements available. air conditioning, basement JACQUAR 1967 2 plus 2, in­ WONDERING WE HAVE customers waiting Manchester, air conditioning commercial installed anywhere Call after 11 a.m., 6462161. Trails and ring. Call 875-6550. for the rental of your apartment storage, launt.'y facilities. terested in buying? Call 646 FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing Garage, 3235. Lease, security and parking. Call 6469551. in Connecticut. No job too large or home. J.D. Real Estate 0100. DEAR WONDERING; I think Mary's widowed sister is ■? or too small. 688-0863. - Repairs and remodeling, 18 CUBIC FOOT Kelvinator up­ Boat*-Acce**orle* 45 deposit. Adults preferred. No Jealous. sewer lines cleaned electrical­ Associates, Inc. 6461980. Win at Bridge right freezer. 375 or best offer. pels, 643-4884. 1964 PONTIAC Tempest, good ly. Prompt service on emergen­ Call 646-8828. Peinting-Pepering 32 18’ CRUISER LINE, 125 h.p. LOOKING for anything in real Re*ort Property running condition. Call 6464822 DEAR ABBY: I have a question I can't ask even my NORTH 28 cies. 643-7024. Evinrude with trailer. Oall 875- NEW DUPLEX - three after 5. doctor, so I'm asking you. reason. First of all he wanted to estate rental — apartments, For Rent 55 *643 maintain as much communica­ ELECTRIC Frigidaire stove 8119. bedrooms, IW baths, full base­ I am 36 and have been chewing tobacco since I was VAKJ9 PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%. BOTTI HEATING and Plum­ homes, multiple dwellings, no tion as possible. Secondly, he for sale - (white), excellent con­ fees. Call J.D. Real Estate ment with hookups, 3^5, no 1972 VOLKSWAGEN model fou^years*old. What I want to ^ o w is whether it is * K J ID 2 C Five years experience. bing - All heating and plumbing FOR RENT - Furnished year- expected to lose two club tncks ■•it dition. Call 871-0211. 16’ Cruiser Inc. 50 h.p. Johnson Associates, Inc. 6461980. pets, available September 1, round house on Lake 1131, with air, SBM reposses­ dangerous to my health. *S3 a-21 Excellent references. Pete, 742- repairs plus remodeling. Call 6468057. ■ in any event and wanted to C 11759/LEA lot TM Am U5 Fm Of g-ii electric start and generator Kanasatka, Moultonboro, New sion, $1,800. 6461700. Lately, I have been having fainting spells, am short of WEST EAST 6117 (toll free) 5-10 p.m. 643-1496. avoid the loss of three in case ACE TONE rhythm, Ace fully plus trailer, fully equipped. NEWER Three-bedroom Hampshire. Two bedrooms, breath and m t dizzy. I have bi^n to the best of doctors, and «Q87S *K92 ’ Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence there was a singleton ace in the automatic, 16 selections, $175, Excellent condition. Asxing Duplex - IVa baths, carpeting, kitchen, living room with FOR SALE -1969 CadilUc Coup they haven t been able to find anything wrong with me. V Q 10 8 3 2 07 WHAT'S THE TEACHERS INFLATION Flooring 36 3500. Call 742-7010. West hand. YOU'RE RIEHTl IT'S A 5HIPl..,AND 'W , I GUESS THIS MEANS7 WRONG., fighters. Save over 50% on call anytime, 6461680. all appliances. 3275 monthly VHUGER XPARTUNTS fireplace all on your own deVille convertible, good run­ I never had the courage to tell any of them that I’ve been ♦ 984 SQ 76 53 M ATTER IT'S DEFINITELY COMING THIS WAV! K Sure enough, there was. West ■ASY* OUR ISLAND IDYLL / DARLIWSl house painting. IS y ears Frechette & Martin Inc., 'Ive-riwm townhouse apart- private sandy beach. Available ning condition, asking $1000, chewing tobacco all these years. *A AJ 1098 FLOOR Sanding - Refihishing, 1958 MFG Boat, motor and had to use his ace on Johnny’s '' OVER, LISSA! / OUR IDYLL experience, insured. Call 643- HI neighbor! Tried Blue Lustre Realtors, 646-41M. [fnent, tiled baths, 2 alr- lor summer, fall or winter ren­ call 644-1966. Wm you please ask your doctor if it’s harmful and let me SOUTH (D) IS JUST BE- floors like new, no waxing, for cleaning carpets? It’s trailer. Just restored, fine con­ tal. Eighteen miles from Mt. deuce. West shifted to a spade, 1609. londltloners, wall-to-wall know? If it is, I can cut it out because I really don’t have to * A J 10 OINNINCE! (specializing in older floors). super! Rent electric shampooer dition, 3700. Call 742-8465 after WILLINGTON, one, two, and Whittier. Call Cromwell, 6 ^ 1968 RAMBLEIR American - 6 but there was nothing more that ■I 3:30. larpeting, full basement, have it. Thank you. •! am a woman, if that matters. W6S4 INSIDE - Outside painting, Ceilings and inside painting. 31. E A. ■ Johnson ” -Paint • — Com- three bedroom apartments, 0457 after 7 p.m. door, automatic transmission, e A the defense could do. Johnny John Verfaille, 646-5750, 872- pany. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• with fireplaces, central air con­ )at, hot water, appliances, niPAB . . . CHEWS IN DELAWARE took his ace and played clubs. ^ c i a l rates for people over 65. good condition, $600. 6462210. DEAR CHEWS; My doctor says that the to^ceo- AKQ75 4 2 Fully insured. Estimates given. 2222. ______Garden Product* 47 ditioning, appliances, pool, and lo pets. MISQUAMICUT - three East won and led back a spade Call 649-7863. TWO extra long twin box sauna, pollution free country bedroom cottage, available 1967 VOLKSWAGEN veryery good chewing habit CAN be harmful to one’s health, but be can't East-West vulnerable to his partner’s queen. Another To {et a "tiita'' “dnp a line” in 649*7620 Wh I North Want Ml springs, mattresses and LOMBARDO’S - Pick your own living with highway con­ September, call 6469918 after 5. condition, 3 ^ Call 6464403, dteraoaa a w se without teeing the patient. (Go back to East South spade put Johnny back in his WALLPAPER Hanging - 32.75 frames. Call 646-6442. - tomatoes, peppers, eggplant, venience, appointment only, anytime. YOUR docteir and spit it o u t-th e truth—not the tobacco.) hand.'Just for frosting on the hot p e i^ rs, and string beans. 6462139, 684-3M1. Wanted to Rent 1 « per roll. Experinced HOMELINE Floor Cleaners - TWO BEDROOM Duplex in 57 cake Johnny cashed his last MOVING - Must Sell - Rainbow Silver Lane - near K-Mart, at 1974 COMET, 4-door sedan, 6 CONFIDENTIAL ’TO E. IN CHICAGO: Stay out of the Pass 1 9 Pass 2 « tradesman. Call R. Residential - Commercial. excellent condition, witn 11/2 Pass clubs and took a heart finesse water vaccuum. Royal stan­ East Hartford-Manchester MANCHESTER - five large REFINED MATURE fin d e r , automatic, $2,500.646 stock market unless you know whst you're doing. It’s not 2V Pass ■3 N.T. 9- Starkweather, 644-3194. Strip, wax ani* buff ail floors. baths, prefer young or Pass Pass Pass for an overtrick. Estimates. 643-0367 between 8- dard typewriter, dehumidifier, Town line. Bring own baskets. rooms, on second floor of brand businesswoman desires to rent the buUs and bears you hsve to worry shout. It’s the bum portable TV, recliner, 3/4 spool new two-family, carpeting, air middleaged couple, security Opening lead — 99 - aA PAINTING - interior and 4. required. $185 rent. Call 646 centrally located room with steers. ;,SCA Hic .5 *v.. exterior, paperhanging, bed, Reese axle hitch complete, conditioning and dishwasher, 3100. kitchen privileges or efficiency 1967 OPEL cadette, doesn’t run, 20” bike, Hull ironstone dishes, separate driveways, $260 per apartment in quiet best offer, 6464375. Alley Oop — Dave Graue ekcellent work. References, LABOR DAY By Oswald & Janies Jacoby A letter from Vermont reads, Free estimates. Fully insured. record player and more. No month, security, call 6461379 neighborhood. Reply Herald Everyone hss s problem. Whst's yours? For s personal □ MISC. FOR SALE MANCHESTER - New four ” We play weak two-bids. I 1 0 SAV1HAT WAS A PRETTY S (X » YEAH, BUT WE " Martin Mattson, 649-4431. reasonable1 offc offers refus^. Call after 6 p.m. Box Z. 1969 CORVETTE four speed, We aren’t going to get irfto a 1 ^ e x a c t l y YYOU'RE RIGHT, w e WEEKEND room apartments, 1 1/2 baths, reply, srrlto to ABBY: Box No. 69700, L.A., Cslif. 90069. elected to open two hearts DEAL, OOP... SWAPPING. STOREKEEPER MIGHT HAVE A 6460174. two tops, AM-FM, Ansen sprint Enclose stamped, self-addressed envelope, please. discussion about the merit or WHY? J A WHIZ IN TH' KITCHEN, I DO HAVE A pfeois- Article* lor Sale 41 all appliances, carpeted, air- with: SMITH MEALS FOR OUR NEW CLOTHES POJBLEM FAY­ ORVILLE... HOW ABOUT / LEM.' I CANY EVEN PAPER HANGING Expert. FURNISHED three-room SINGLE MOTHER with five mags, new rear tires, must sell, For Abby’s new booklet, “What Teen-agera Went to lack of merit in West’s opening ING HIM O F F ' ONE Never used Rapid sump . SPECIAL apartment, water heat, and conditioned, individual children, looking for 67 room A Q J 976 VKQJ 965 92 "YOU? MAKE A DECENT Your average paper, in average basements, washer-dryer see at Miles Auto Sales, 478 Know,” send 31 to Abigail Van Buren, 132 Leaky Dr.. lead. Suffice to say that it gave CUP OF TEA! room, 325. Mr. Richman, 6»- ALUMINUM sheets used as pump, for basement water AT THE electric Included, $200 per house or apartment to rent. Up Center St., 6466604. former Internationalist John 4 8. I was severely criticized, printing plates, .007 thick, removal, original cost, $70, month, near hospital and high facilities, one apartment to 3200 without heat, $250 with. Beverly Hills, Calif. M212. Please enclose e long, yet with nine high-card points 3864. available with fireplace. Heat self-addressed, stamped (20*) envelope. Crawford, who has played little 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for 31. selling price $K, 1972 Cadillac school, Philbrick Agency Cail 6469369 before 2:30. 1968 VOLKSWAGEN sunroof, bridge in the last 10 years, a and a good six-card suit m y Phone 643-2711. and hot water included. 3^5 per PAINTING INTERIOR and carburetor, $60, call 6469508 or Realtors, 6464200. AM-FM radio, new paint, good chance to show that his dummy hand seems to meet all con­ CORN CRIB ------* month. Call Peterman, Realtor, Exterior and wallpapering. 649-5635. GARAGE or barn for dry running condition, 3 ^ . (jail ditions for the bid. WE BUY and sell used fur­ Buckland Road 649-9404 or 6462912. play Is still exceptional. Professional contractor Boo UNUSUAL deluxe one bedroom storage, or antique cars, call evenings, 647-9824. He started by playing a low We have to go along with the niture. Cash on the line. One TAG SALE - 12’ boat, trailer, South Windsor townhouse, private entrances 6465400. Jobin, 649-9027. 2 1/2 room efficiency, $140 diamond from dummy. He criticism. The hand meets all piece or an entire housefull. electric motor, photography • and patio, full basement, in­ Truck* lor Sale conditions except that it is too 646-6432. Furniture Barn, 345 monthly, carpeting, and 52 wanted to save the king-jack-10 J.P, LEWIS & SON - Custom supplies, model RC airplanes, cludes heat, appliances, parking included, one months Barbs powerful. Our reader should Main Street Rear, behind small appliances, tools, DbIIcIous Native carpeting, and pool. $245 per lor the future. Then at trick two Painting - Interior and exterior. security, no utilities, no pets, □ AUTOMOTIVE 1967 INTERNATIONAL Trac­ he led his deuce of clubs. Iliis have passed and planned to bid Paperhanging, Remodeling Douglas Motor Sales. clothing, miscellaneous, l()-2, Melons, and month. Paul W. Dougan, call 646-5200. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••a tor, model VCD. 200. SBM play was made with a two fold both his suits later. Gutters, Fully insured. 649- Friday and Saturday, August Silver Queen Corn Realtor, 6461021 or 643-45&. repossession, $4,300. 6461700. 9658. CLEAN USED refrigerators, 28,29, 336 Merline Dr., Vernon. Auto* For Sale 51 at prices you can CHARLES APARTMENTS, preflts thw to bsIM pyramids, takes the elevator away from Out Our Way — Negley Cochran ranges, automatic washers, MANCHESTER Gardens - One East Middle Turnpike, 4 1/2 1969 CHEVROLET pickup Mr. Abernathy — Jones and Ridgeway with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s GARAGE SALE - Saturday, 8-5, afford for the NEED CAR? Credit bad? the floor where you’d like to Building-Contracting 33 and two bedroom apartments in room Townhouse, 1 1/2 baths, model CS 10934, SBM reposses­ Appliances, 649 Main St, 646 phono, stereo, rotary atenna, beautiful country- setting. Walk Bankrimt? Repossessed? board It. r e a d i n g t h e d i c t io n a r y ? Y n o , y o u g a v e u p o n it b e c a u s e holiday... appliances, two air con­ sion, $700. 6461700. I TRIED THAT BUT THE PLOT ) YOU STARTED A CHAIN REACTION HOVV ABO UT R3UR 2171 Drexel bed, spreads, chairs, 15 to everything. $169 - $189 Honest Douglas accepts lowest • • • •• • a^**************#**#** WAG SO WEAK 1 g a v e UP I'/M READY TO START MY NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - ditioners, heat, hot water, EVERY TIME'(OU OPENED THE 9 M A L U O N E S Country Club Drive, 643-8972. monthly. Includes heat, hot down, smallest payments. ON IT.' o o k v o u r vocabularys Remodeling, repairing, ad­ storage, basement garage, 3 ^ , Motorcyclee-Bleycle* 54 The grata it always greener B / lO-FCXY eTATUE OFTtXJ. IN S T E A D ? . SCREENED LOAM - driveway Douglas Motors, 345 Main. l i m i t e d ditions, rec rooms, porches and TOMATOES, pick in own con­ water, and appliances. on the other side of the fence s o YOU HAD TO gravel, processed gravel, sand, 15’ ALL Aluminum pool, tainers, 21 Superintendent 646-0090. ^ u a l LOOK UP50/V\ANy WORDS roofing. No job too small. Call A ngel St. 1971 KAWASAKI, 100 Trail becaote the neighbor iprinklet. TO EXPLAIN THE DEFINI­ stone and fill. George H. Grif- stainless steel 3/4 horse DE Manchester. housing. SIX R(X)M Duplex 11/2 baths, TOYOTA - See us for reliable bike, good running condition, 649-3144. fing, Andover, 742-7886. TIONS YOU'D FOP&BTlhB filter, plus aluminum safety good location, $200 monthly, no used Toyotas with our 60day $250, call anytime, 649-4911. WORD YOU STARTED WITH/ ladder, call 6463919. NEW-USED wide mouth jars, utilities, security required. 646 100% warranty. We also buy CARPENTRY - Repairs, DARK RICH loam, five yards used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, remodeling, additions, garages, carboys, one - five gallons. 0156. TRIUMPH in excellent condi­ T $28. plus tax, pool patio sand, FREE Delivery - Sweet corn 60 Crocks, 2-5 gallons. Kegs, PRESIDENTIAL 345 Center Street, Manchester, tion. Reasonable. Call 643-tf34. roofing, call David Patria, 644- gravel, and stone 643-9504. 6464321. 1796. cents dozen, five dozen barrels. 643-2880. VILLA6E APTS. FOUR ROOM Apartment, se­ Astro-graph minimum order. Cali 8765887. cond floor, comer Strickland 1973 HONDA 350, Four, (new SWIMMING POOLS - Famous MANCHESTER WE PAY 315 for complete junk BUILDING - Remodeling, DELICIOUS ECONOMICAL and Strong. Stove and 1974 ) 2,700 miles, excellent con­ By BERNICE BEDE OSOL & Coleco guaranteed luxury 10,000 BTU Carrier air- easy to serve sweet corn at its refrigerator, security, no pets. cars. Call Joey, Tolland Auto dition. Asking 649-8055. roofing, rec rooms, additions, above ground swimming pool, conditioner, excellent condi- One and two bedrooms. Body, 561990. Far Frida,, tsgL 2t garages. All kinds, carpentry best. Buckland Farms fruit and 3150. 6465566. Jw»s*9iaia»*v completely installed. Huge tjfiD;_3Iip. Call 647-9403 vegetable stand, corner of Near schools, churches MOTORCYCLE Insurance - ARIE8 (March 21-April 19) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) Don't work. For estimates call 649- 16’x31’ O.D. complete with anytime. OPEL MANTA, 1974 6speed, try to bluff your way today by 1142. Adams Street and Tolland and shopping center, on LARGE SIX room apartment, Call the experts at Crockett Your work will suffer today Mutt & Jeff — AI Smith filter, pump, vinyl liner, ladder, michelins, 6461065, anytime. Agency, 643-1577. from lack of concentration. pretending you're Turnpike opposite Caldors. bus lind. Call anytime 198 Center Street, no pets, knowledgeable. Best you sSy sundeck, fencing and stairs. On­ COLUMBIA GraWola type K2 Open Daily. security, $200 monthly. 646- Keep your mind on whaf you're WES ROBBINS carpentry ly, $689. Full price. Financing with records. Cabinet needs doing or things will go amiss. as little as possible. 3iARRlACE remodeling specialist. Ad­ 5566. iva1972 Huii-A.BUICK tieciraElectra custom, z-2- FOR SALE - 350cc Honda, low available. Limited quanity. Call work, $60. Call 6460982. door coupe, fuliv loaded. SBM LICENSE ditions, rec rooms, dormers, chrysanthemums - dig 646-2623 door coupe, fully loaded. SBM mileage, excellent condition, • Carl collect, 525r9l38. for more your own, $1.50 each, 29 Moun­ MANCHESTER - six room repossession.repossession $2,750. 6461700. call Dick at 6461668. " built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, information. OPEN - Trash & Treasure, 116 TAURUS (April 20-Msv 20) SC()RPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) 649-3446. tain Rd., Glastonbury, (near Duplex, newly decorated, gar­ You'll have to be extra careful Burnside Ave., East Hartford, 1970 CHEVROLET Malibu, 2- mper*- You'll bo tempted lo poke yot/r . Minnechaug Golf Course). age, centrally located, no today regarding personal nose Into something today that ] SWIMMING POOLS - End of Monday-Friday, 10-4, Friday ••••••••••••••••••••••••••a. door coupe, SBM repossession. LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - 3J/4-ROOM apartment, modern children, no pets, responsible Mobilebile Home*He 55 resources. Above all. don't doesn't concern you. Be season clearance! Sacrifice! night 6-8. Antique* 45 kitchen, refrigerator and range. adults, only $200 monthly, 31,000. 6461700. new homes custom built, Will sell and cornpletely install gamble uc spect^lp. prepared lo take the conse­ 4RAMBAW Garden space. Must have lawn- Hayes Corp. 6460131. STOP PAYING RENT. Own quences. remodeled, additions, rec huge 19x24’ O.D. swimming ABOVE GROUND pool 24’x4’, rooms, garages, kitchens WANTED Antique furniture, mower to care for lawn. 3160.- 1971 PONTIAC Bonneville, 2- your own mobile home. ’Two pool complete with fencing, filter and pump one month old, glass, pewter, oil paintings, or Heat extra. 649-0969. door hardtop, fully equipped, bedroom, 12’ wide, front Q6MINI (May-^-Juna 20) You remodeleo, bath tile, cement sundeck, filter and pump. Now includes all accessories, plus SBM repossession, $1,595. 646 SAQITTARIU8 (Nov. 23-DeC. Our Boarding House — .Carroll & McCormick work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ other antique items. R. kitchen, full price H.995. Very may lind yoursell out front 21) Normally you're rather in­ only $777. Full price financing cover, best offer over »50, 742- A PA R TM E N T 1700. atone today championing an tial or commercial! Call 649- Harrison, 643-8709. FURNISHED three-room clean, two bedroom, great dependent and call your own available. Gall Tony collect, 7054. unpopular cause. You'd be m GUVS WATCH 4291. heated apartment. Large RENTAL OFFICE camp for up north. $2,995, with shots. Today, your decisions 206232-6500. WANTED - Antiques or collec­ Open 8:365 weekdays, other AUSTIN HEALY Sprite 1966, n n type furnace. Will deliver, wiser to wait lor proper FOR THE FUZZ closets. Adults only. No pets. backers. will be overly Inlluenced by MOVING SOUTH - must sell, tables, rugs, paintings, bronzes, References. Security deposit. times by appointment. body and transmission, good 14’ homes two and three others. — IM GONNA TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY WRINGER WASHER- sewing room air conditioner, frost-free furniture, lamps, china, etc. 643-4860. We have a large variety of condition, engine needs work, bedroom, priced to sell. Trades OPEN HER UP (Carpentry and general contrac­ machine with cabinet, old an­ refrigerator with ice maker, 3275, call 849^61 before 3 p.m. ting. Residential and commer­ Any quantity, 6 4 4 ^ 2 . deluxe one & two bedroom welcome. Excellent financing AN' CLEAR OUT The Flintstones — Hanna-Barberd Productions tique radio, old antique phone, washer and dryer, round mar­ BIRCH STREET - Four rooms, available. Immediate parking CANCtR (June 21-July 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. THE CYLINDERS cial. Whether it be a small call 289-8590. Townhouse and Garden type 1971 TR6, with optional hard­ Some problems you'll be face(i repair job, a custom built home ble top dining table with four Wanted to Buy 49 second...... floor, appliances, , 3150.$150. throughout Connecticut. Parts, 19) If you're having work or AFTER ALL chairs, call 8461305. units throughout Manchester/ top, new Mlchelln radials, call with today will be of your own services performed today, It's or anything in between, call 646 Married couple, one child. supplies, accessories. Full time The PRIVIN' V e A H -I /C..BOT/ TN/S IS /WY fir st"* MOVING - out of state, 6463371 after 5. making. It will only muddy the best to personally supervise IN CITY OH/ b r o t h e r / LIKBP THE 1379. VOLVOS WANTED any year, September 1st. 649-8350. MMATO ENTERPIHSES service department. Plaza waters more if you try to pass iw a I And i-a b t b^ nowiv everything must go, stereo, NEW RINSE-N-VAC steam we will pay Instant cash on the Homes. 1348 Wilbur Cross each step, particularly If those We'Re GOING IDEA OP f l i g h t /... 240 New Slate Rd. the buck. on the iob are new at It. TO BB AN $325, color TV, $225, cleans carpets cleaner and spot. Call Mr. Mag. Clayton 3V4-ROOM apartm ent, nice 1968 FORD Fairlane 500, four Highway, Berlin Turnpike, SAVING STEPS, SIDEWALKS, stone refrigerator, avocado - $200, 046-1021 HOUR. 1-M‘E MONBV.... keeps them cleaner longer. Motors 2863461. yard, like private home, base­ door, six cylinder, automatic Berlin, (Jonnecticut. 1-828-0369. ARRIVING walls, fireplaces, flagstone gas stove, $50 and various Rent at Manchester Wallpaper transm ission, 43,000 miles, terraces, concrete repairs, in­ ment. Working adults, no household items, 6461018. & Paint Company, 185 MiWle OLD DOLLS - , children, pets. 643-2880. good running condition, n e ^ s 23’, 1973, TERRY Trailer, fully LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You're a side and outside; Reasonably Turnpike, West. M60143.. body work, $400 firm, call 646 AQUARIU8 (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) priced. 643-0851. for your old doll's, ______^ Home* ior Rapt 54 equipped, including canopy, bit loo extravagant with your If you're loo possessive of lov­ KILN, all supplies for for China and bisque dolls. $100 FOUR ROOMS, heat, stove, 1695 after 5 p.m. call 8764323 after 6. funds lor your own good today ed ones today you'll create enameling on metal, never NOW you can clean shags and TOBIAS CARPENTRY Service and up for Bye’lo. Never give or refrigerator, third floor, no when among friends. You'll be problems that could have easi­ used, $175, 649-1755. orientals professionally clean SIX ROOM Cape - fireplace, taken advantage of. - Remodeling, repairs, ad­ sell a doll without getting our children, call after 5:30, 649- convenient location, 646-(^. AulomoUye Service 66 Automotive Service 55 ly been avoided. with new RINSE-N-VAC steam offer. Call locally, W67356. 2236. ditions, custom building. No job TWO Volkswagen snow tires cleaner. Rent at Manchester too small. Free estimates. Over HEBRON - Spacious three with rims, $25. each, like new. Hardware & Supply, 877 Main LIVING ROOM - sofa and chair SUB-LET ’Three-rooni apart­ VIRQO (Aug. 23-8epl. 22) You PI8CE8 (Fab. 26Merch 2f0). 25 years experience. 643-5769. Phone 6467375. Street, Manchester, 643-4425. bedroom Raised Ranch, two- tend to scatter your forces in good condition, call 649-9765. ment, country setting, just off car gar^e, fireplaced family COMPLETE GM Don't make any major Route 6, Andover. $130. plus thinner than you should today. domestic decisions loiiay \i/E T T E R , room, 3375 per month. Anxious Nothing loo productive can >- Wl.N'rHROP utilities. 4267321. owner will consider rent with without your mate being either - PUT ON - result. Why so many Irons? present or at least consulted. option to buy. B/W Realty, 647- REPAIRS Buz Sawyer — Roy Cfane SUBLET - one bedroom apart­ IAA NOT LTOKIN© 1419. SCARF. rrfe NO FUN ANYAAORE, -.OR THE eCHOOL BUSES ment, appliances, air con­ 4^ BAXTER ^ I SIMPL'Y CANT 'iD lfP BETTER WELL, I DEaARE, LUVUS/ . YEAH, IT'S ME, BUIZO! FORWARD TO EITHER • COLLISION ' - a-',g - L B ARE <3BTT\N0 B A ST E R . ditioning,m g , wall-to-wall------MANCHESTER - four room u n d e r s t a n d it, COME TO THE WHEN DID YOU SUP HOME?

COVENTRY Judge Francis Quinn heard charged with one count of un­ Joseph ajid Rose Marie the pleas. The 'date for a jury authorized sale of liquor, one Fowler, owners of Fowler’s trial, requested by Mr. and count of sale of liquor on a for ndtion^s funeral homes Package Store on Daley Rd.‘ Mrs. Fowler, will be assigned closed day, and two counts of Coventry, today pleaded inno- later. .sale of liquor to a minor. cenfto charges they sold liquor Fowler is charged with one The charges were lodged by WASHINGTON (U P I)-T h e vices, clergy and obituary corpses without permission volving SCI, the firm agreed to illegally. count each of selling liquor to a Coventry Police via a warrant Federal Trade Coramissioiv notices. from the family. try to locate all of its customers The "not guilty" pleas were minor, selling liquor after in July. Police said the charges today proposed sweeping new In signing the consent agree­ —Requiring the purchase of a since Jan. 1, 1971, and make entered this morning in Court of hours, and selling liquor on a grew out of investigations into rules for the nation’s 22,000 ment, the firm, vyith casket by those who opt for im­ refunds to those who were Common Pleas 19 at Rockville. closed day (July 4). burglaries and vandalism which funeral homes which it said headquarters in Houston, did mediate cremation or selling charged a markup on Atty. Richard Cromie Mrs. Fowler, chairman of the re.sulted in arrests of a 16-year- would stop some of them from not agree it had violated the only expensive containers for crematory services. The refund old boy and a juvenile. represented Mr. and Mrs. Coventry Town Council, is allegedly exploiting the law. A violation of the consent cremations. would include a share of the Fowler. "vulnerable position" of agreement could result in a —Misrepresenting the legal markup paid by customers SCI bereaved customers. $10,000 fine. or health necessity for em­ could not locate. Some undertakers in the $2 liie FTC said it would con­ balming, caskets or vault. The FTC said SCI operates billion annual industry have ap­ duct public hearings and / —Interfering with the funeral home subsidiaries in parently Inflicted "substantial receive the industry's com­ offering of low-cost funerals, California, Colorado, Connec­ economic and emotional in­ ments before adopting any direct cremation services or ticut, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, School board meets tonight juries on large numbers of con­ rules. memorial society activities. Kansas; Louisiana, Maryland, sumers,” the FTC said. But the commission said it -Profiting 00 amounts paid Minnesota, North Carolina, Bar president The proposed 'rules would "has reason to believe that out by the funeral home for New Jersey, New York, COVENTRY require disclosure of funeral bereaved buyers are in an es­ obituary notices, cemetery Tennessee, Texas, Washington It will also fill the vacancy on Democratic Town Committee. prices and ban "various pecially vulnerable position, Judge of Probate William charges, flowers and the like. and the District of Columbia. Monica Shea the board created by the Vincent Moriarty was exploitative, unfair and decep­ and that their vulnerability has FitzGerald is the new president In the consent agreement in­ 742-9495 resignation of Tony Felice. nominated from the floor and tive practices,” the commis­ been exploited by undertakers of the Manchester Bar Associa­ The Board of Education will On Tuesday, the Democratic the vote was 13-10 for Cromie. sion added. through a variety of mis­ tion. He succeeds Paul Marte. meet tonight to discuss the bus Town Committee endorsed At the same time, the FTC representations, improper Other officers for 1975-76, routes and the complaints of Richard Cromie for that posi­ Other items on the agenda are announced tentative accep­ sales techniques, nondisclosure elected at the association’s re­ Food dollar profit parents to the proposed routes. tion. a discussion of the school lunch tance of a proposed consent of vital information and in­ cent outing, are Francis Shea, The board meeting will be at Cromie was the candidate prices, aides’ salaries, and the agreement under which the terferences with the market.” vice-president; Vincent Diana, 7:30 in the Teacher’s Room of recommended by the position description for the country’s largest funeral ser­ secretary; and Allan Thomas, rates are compared the Coventry High School. nominating committee of the director of athletics. vice operation agreed to make treasurer. The proposed rules would refunds to customers allegedly prohibit funeral directors overcharged for crematory ser­ from: WASHINGTON (UPI) - Cor­ food in 1974, economist Terry vices since 1971. —Disparaging a customer’s porate food industry profits Crawford said. Armed forces waste Service Corporation Inter­ concern for price. have grown faster propor­ But Chvwford's calculation of national, which operates 139 —Restricting other under­ tionately than any other seg­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - If the costs in each uqit of food funeral homes in 16 states, also takers from advertising prices. ment of the consumer’s grocery military commanders in Japan, purchased by consumers shows Accidents, arrests on rise was accused of overcharging —Using bait and switch tac­ bill since 1958, an Agriculture Okinawa and Hawaii could get that while the farmer's return customers for goods and ser­ tics and misrepresenting the Department economist says. together on support facilities, it per unit last year was up 90 per curred in traffic accidents and The marine officers of the vices provided by others such air-or-water tightness of iH'ofits are a relatively small could save $9.1 million annual­ cent from 1958 and labor costs COVENTRY criminal arrests, he said. department spent 127 man as flowers, pallbearers, caskets and vaults. portion of the $92 billion bill ly, a Congressional audit report were up 89 per cent, pre-tax Monica Shea The total workload of the hours patroling the lake and cemetery and crematory ser­ —Picking up or embalming consumers paid for processing, corporate profits were up 103 said Wednesday. Robert Kjellquist, chief of department increased by about made 145 contacts with boat handling and retailing their per cent. police, has issued the annual 28 per cent increase in criminal operators. report for the department for arrests. There were 300 hours of in- the fiscal year 1974-75. service training provided to the In that report Kjellquist Recorded data indicated that men in the department with Can you customize your car with cin in-dash noted that this period produced a private home was burglarized materials covering behavioral a substantial increase in the every 3Vz days and a commer­ sciences, narcotic laws, first service of the department to the cial establishment was struck aid and rescue, criminal law, public. by burglars every eleven days. motorvehicle law, and firearms or under-dash stereo tape player and save money? Major increases have oc- Traffic records indicate that training. persons were injured every 3Vz Several members of the days, resulting from traffic ac­ department continued their justask. cidents that occurred every IVz studies in law enforcement at days. area colleges. We won’t bite you for asking. Not Onl\ be, ause our Woman killed audio experts are friendly. But because this i.eck, • LAFAYETTE- through September 4, we're featuring car stereo tare CP-88:8-TRACK COLCHESTER (UPI) - players with a special sale on car stereo accessories. Elfreida Booth, 56, of East STEREO WITH We’ll also protect you with our No-Bite Customer Hampton, was killed Man arrested burglarizing Policy. Which includes a 30-day No-Hassle money- A BIG SOUND. Wednesday night when the car back policy. A 60-day exchange privilege. And our driven by her husband collided Gov. Ella Grasso’s home ONLY $39.95 with another auto on Rt. 16. "raincheck program" on any soldout sale items. This is one of the most compact car tape players we WINDSOR LOCKS (UPI) - Her husband, Richard, 59, after a silent alarm at the home Now, vvith all that going for you with us, why sell. It has the performance and features of larger Police Wednesday night was admitted to Middlesex alerted Windsor Locks police. would you buy your tape-player anywhere else? models. Slide controls for tone, volume and balance. arrested an East Hartford man Memorial Hospital in The house was burglarized once Automatically play pre-recorded 8-track stereo car­ burglarizing Gov. Ella T. Middletown with a broken before this year on Jan. 8, when tridges. Manual program selection, too. Also features Grasso’s home. shoulder. Mrs. Grasso was in New York individual program indicator lights. Under-dash State police said Andrew ’The other driver, Victor E. City. mounting bracket. In all, a look you1l love as much Mikkelson, 40, was charged Greco, 49, of Chester, was TTie first burglary, shortly as the music you'll hear. For 12 VDC neg. ground sys­ with first degree larceny and treated for minor injuries and after her inauguration, led to tems. (17-02661WX*). . second degree burglary and released. He was later charged installation of the alarm ordered held on $25,000 bond for with misconduct with a motor system. However, the governor arraignment today. vehicle and released on his own has established a residence in WCX3FER/TWEETER Officers said Mikkelson was recognizance for a Sept. 15 the state mansion in Hartford, arrested at about 8:30 p.m. SPEAKER SYSTEM. court hearing. where she was Wednesday night. SAVE $5.00 ■ft Each speaker features a JxSIA" woofer, a 2Y4''tweet- er, andlovely-to-drive-by hi-fi sound. Now, both for $13.93(32-57094*). CUSTOM COAXIAL MOUNT AN "IN-DASH” SPEAKER 8-TRACK STEREO SYSTEM. TAPE PLA\ER/FM-AM RADIO. 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