PAGE FOURTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn,, Tues., August 10, 1976 ' M i Zerio-Bugbee • ii k Inside today The weather Miss Karen R. Bugbee and Michael Betty’s notebook Area news ...14-15 Editorial ,. 19 P. Zerio, both of Manchester, were Mostly clear tonight, lows in 60s to married Aug. 7 at the First Business...... 26-27 Kitchen...... 21 Classified .... 16-18 Obituaries ...... 10 near 70. Sunny, warm Thursday. Highs Congregational Church of Andover. in upper 80s to lower 90s. Chance of By Betty Ryder Comics...... 19 Second 'Thought 21 The bride is the daughter of Mr. Dear Abby...... 19 Sports...... U-12 rain 10 per cent Thursday. See national and Mrs. George W. Bugbee of weather forecast map on Page 17. Narragansett, R.I. The bridegroom pittfiFis firrfsKM I is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter R. The young lady of the house The threatening weather didn't "I can only have four eggs a Zerio of Manchester. decided she wanted to go visit her faze them at all. Soon they both pop­ week," he said. “So, I’ll have one The Rev. David J. Reese, pastor of grandmother in Maine next week, ped into the kitchen in full regalia. tomorrow with a fried baked the First Congregational Church in and her suggestion met with ap­ They really looked quite chic. potato.” Andover, conducted the contem­ proval from the rest of the clan. Just as they were getting ready to It really takes very little to please porary service. The Sunshine Singers To force second ballot But in order to visit one's grand­ go out to the car 1 said, “Haven't you people; too bad we don’t do it more of St. Rose Church in East Hartford mother one has to have a new war­ forgotten something?" often. provided the music. drobe Of course, she noted that They exchanged glances, then The bride was given in marriage by whatever was purchased now could looking back at me said, “No." And Out of this world her father. be used for school. Funny how these they meant it. Miss Lori Bugbee of Manchester young ladies are always thinking. So with their new pants and coor­ Chocolate is really out of this was her sister's maid of honor. GOP conservatives toy Off we went with her girlfriend and dinating shirts, and each with a world. As a m atter of fact it has gone Bridesmaids were Miss Lora Orcutt her mom on a shopping trip Satur­ hooded sweater draped over their to the moon with astronauts and I un­ of Andover and Miss Bonnie Gordon day Incidentally, her girlfriend is arm, they were the perfect picture of derstand the heavens are no boun­ of Coventry. going to accompany her to Maine. all-American girls — they were dary for chocolate. Robert O'Connor of Manchester Well, the first pair of Gaucho pants barefoot. Chocolate was very much in served as best man. Ushers were ^ihe tried on were super. Oh, boy, Well, the explanation I got was that evidence at the Olympic Village in John Sylvester of Manchester, and with third candidacy they were black with a beige straw the girlfriend had worn jeans and Montreal. Daniel Zerio of Hartford, the belt and they hung about two inches short hiking boots during the day. In keeping with a pledge to the par­ bridegroom's cousin. below the knee. You can’t expect one to wear sandals ticipants from various countries, A reception was held at the Garden KANSAS CITY, Mo. (DPI) - The to give the 1976 platform an indelible There was speculation Reagan But she didn't buy them, 'cause with Gauchos and the other to wear that the daily menus would include Grove in Manchester, after which the Republican National Committee that conservative imprint — including backers might want Buckley to there wasn't another pair to fit her short hiking boots, now can you? So national favorites, a variety of couple left for Bermuda. They will watched the party plummet from the strong planks on abortion, busing, siphon some New York state girlfriend. they didn't. Now that’s what you call chocolate items for the athletes were reside in Manchester. heights of the 1972 landslide to the and the Panama Canal. delegates from Ford. Reagan aides Undaunted, we four trudged on to loyalty, and a good way to catch Included. depths of the Nixon resignation ends — A storm over convention rules, believe if they can deny Ford a first- another store, and there, the pneumonia on a damp night. its troubled life today. with the biggest controversy over a ballot victory, their man’s chances Chocolate cake with fudge frosting girlfriend found a size 3 (which the It's amazing how these youngsters Even as Chairman Mary Louise Ford proposal to block defections by would improve materially. and chocolate Ice cream were stan­ clerk had to remove from a seem to grow up healthy in spite of College notes Smith convened the 162-member delegates sent to the convention un­ Noting Ford and Reagan were very dard dessert items. For those com­ mannequin) and they looked great on their mothers. committee for the last time to clear der state laws instructing them to close in delegate tabulations with one her. peting at sites away from the village, the decks for the 31st convention vote for a particular candidate. week left before the nomination is there were box lunches with canned Well, we had only to dash back to Karen MacKenzle, daughter of Mr. starting Monday, the party was faced Word of the third candidate move­ decided, the Buckley aide said a third Mary Ertman chocolate pudding as dessert. the first store and purchase the pair and Mrs. Donald MacKenzle of with: ment surfaced in New York, where candidate could deadlock the first stopped in to see Grampa; it was Manchester, has been selected to — Indications that conservatives, an aide of Sen. James Buckley said ballot and "anything can happen on ■ 1 0 ^ of black Gauchos to make their day Mothers will have a tough time complete. such a gloomy Sunday. serve as a group leader for incoming disillusioned with Ronald Reagan, Sen. Jesse Helms, R-N.C,, ap­ the second." convincing their youngsters not to He was disappoint^ because the freshmen and transfers at Texas might enter a third candidate in the proached Buckley about getting into The UPI delegate count showed Next, and you'll never believe this - eat too much chocolate. they both bought a dress. After ball game was called off due to rain Lutheran College in Seguin, Tex., presidential nomination contest the race. Ford With 1,122, Reagan with 1,036 I Herald photo by Dunni and he isn't much interested in other seeing jean-covered legs for months, In a study conducted at the East­ beginning Aug. 29. .Mrs. Mirhuel P. Zerio between the former California gover­ Helms said reports he had talked to and 101 delegates uncommitted. It television programs. Survey’s damage caused by Belle’s winds I couldn't believe my eyes when they man Dental Center in Rochester, nor and President Ford. Buckley about a late-starting will take 1,130 votes to win. I had brought him a few goodies both sashayed out in very attractive N.Y., milk chocolate and chocolate " n v o i r a a r — An all-out effort by the same presidential campaign were The 106-member platform com­ Mrs. Thomas Rho of 228 Lydall St. checks backyard damage caused by uprooting of a 20- which he promised to eat a little later dresses. All of a sudden they were chip cookies were found to be snack MIDGET FOOTBALL A COUECE SALARY group, ignoring compromise efforts "reasonably accurate," but added he mittee was working in small groups in the day as he continued to pour Olympic Medals year-old catalpa tree during Hurricane Belle early Tuesday morning. Several trees and girls again, with two mothers secret­ foods that least contribute to dental An Olympic gold medal is of both the Ford and Reagan camps. still was a firm Reagan supporter. and several were beginning to draft through the television section. MTH OR WITHOUT limbs came down during the storm, and townspeople continued cleanup work today. ly saying to themselves, "I knew the decay. basically silver coated with REGISTRATION language. The Ford and Reagan "I don’t watch much television,” 4 TEARS OF COLLEGE day would come." This is thought to be partially at­ about six grams of fine gold. organizations have been trying to he said. “"Oh, I like ‘Mod Squad’ but It is worth >110. The silver Wed., Thurs., Fri. ■ Aug. 1M2-13 “ Fashion conscious at last" were tributable to the natural fat content agree on platform language both can­ after that there's a crazy one called medal is pure silver, and its 1. IBM Computer my sentiments as they proceeded to of milk chocolate which helps it to 6:15 - 8:00 P.M. «Mt. Nebo Paris fire kills 11 didates could run with, but the con­ ... ‘Mary, Mary’." actual value is about $66 The Oporationi — 6 month pick shirts with the new, large cowl- clear the mouth faster than other bronze, which is pure bronze, servatives weren't buying that. I said, "Do you mean ‘Mary Hart­ Age 10-13 (Not 14 before Nov. 1) Couru PARIS (UPI) — Eleven persons "This a revolt on the part of the Belle’s impact still felt necklines to compliment their candies. is worth $16. were North Africap immigrant man, Mary Hartman'?” Gauchos. I won't let my children read this, if Weight 75-115 lbs. 2. IBM Computer Frofram- died today in a fire that raced workers, who lived in the Hotel delegates, which transcends whether Looking at me over his spectacles, After a filling hamburg and a you won't let yours. FANNY FARMER Boys must be accompanied by a parent and have minf — 8 month Co w m through a six-story lodging house d'Amerique, a small, shabby lodging they are for Ford or Reagan, " a goopy sundae, we called it a day and he said, “ No, it's Mary Ertman.” CHOCOLATES a birth certificate them. Also a doctor's slip is CPI has one of the beet with no fire escape. The victims in­ house in north-central Paris. staunch conservative said. "They headed home. Learning many years ago not to required at registration or in three weeks. placement records in the cluded a woman who leaped from the Hotel employes said a woman of came here to do a job and not be a in Manchester community Money NOW AT It was on arriving home that the correct my elders, I can only an­ top floor with her infant daughter in British nationality was believed rubber stamp." cotirlry. Our graduates are By D O IG BEVINS The HELCO spokesman said the Manchester Police said the extra young ladies informed us they nounce that there is a new program “0 money, money, money, I’m not her arms, killing them both. among the dead, but there was no im­ The preconvention rules and ARTHUR DRUG emplojied in over 190 Herald Reporter homes still blacked out were in force working during the storm will planned to wear their new pant out­ on television called “Mary Ertman, necessarily one of those who think mediate confirmation. delegate com m ittees wound up niioreiiB^w MHWMniw Police said the unidentified woman The impact of Hurricane Belle was scattered areas of town. There was require overtime pay of about $1,(KX) fits to the Mt. Nebo concert Saturday Mary Ertman.” thee holy. But I often stop to wonder The hotel — like most buildings in Tuesday to report to the full com­ and child plunged into the hotel's still being felt in Manchester today, no estimate of when power would be Damage to fruit, vegetable and night. (Too late we heard it was We had a great visit. I had brought how thou canst go out so fast when Paris — had no fire escape. As the mittee. Both will be replaced next FINAL EXPENSE Basic frants and Federally cobblestone courtyard with several hundred homes still fully restored. a few baked potatoes and he was thou comest in so slowly." Ogden flames spread through the building, week by larger rules and credentials tobacco crops in Manchester was canceled.) Nine persons were injured, four without electricity and cleanup work delighted. Nash. Insured Student the elevator caught fire, blocking any committees made up of delegates. Throughout the storm, a total of 3,- said to be minimal despite the strong critically. continuing. 200 Manchester customers lost elec­ winds. LIFE INSURANCE Loans Available escape route for the approximately Rules is where trouble may come. Police said most of the victims A few scattered reports of storm 40 persons inside. The temporary panel Tuesday trical power, the spokesman said. By Local farmers surveyed by The This printing test pattern is Onr 40 rsjfi o| Um x o IM ia n t c t COMPUTER Births *500 to *5000* overwhelmingly approved the Ford damage continued to come in, but la te T uesday m orning, 1,200 Herald indicated some damage to part of The Herald quality con­ Open 24 Hours Dally problems were fewer than expected. customers had service restored, and apples and sweet corn Field corn, trol program in order to give EVERVOIK ACCEPTED PROCESSING group's "Justice Rule” to keep legal­ FOi) EMEMtNCY SERVICE ly bound delegates elected in state Local farmers said their crops more than 1,300 regained power last used for cattle feed, wasn't affected you one of the finest BETWEEN AQ ES 46-87 (' o II ■> i M !■ a 11, Daw ii Christine Dr . East Hart­ Manchester Memorial newspapers in the nation. INSTITUTE Purnell parking, limit primaries from jumping ship before fared well through the high winds and night. much Damage to shade grown Marir. daughter of Joseph AdmliilooM Offte* op«n Mondax heavy rains early Tuesday. The Southern New England tobacco and tobacco netting was ford. She has a brother, Hospital. His maternal *D*p«ndlng on *g« thru Friday • a.m. to I p.m. they fulfilled their commitments. R and Claudette Michaud 1 An estimated 660 electrical Telephone Co., which reported a total slight Jason, 2; and a sister, grandmother is Mrs. M o b il Write and give us your data of birth Saturday • a m to p.m. Denying it was trying to subvert Cousineau of 65 Elida I l l Ash Street enforcement to start customers were still without power of 120 service disruptions in Town fire fighters were called to Marissa, 10. Henrietta Brown of HEATING OILS LIFE OF AMERICA INSURANCE CORP OF BOSTON bound delegates, the Reagan camp Court. East Hartford She this morning, according to a Hart­ Manchester Tuesday, expected full Rockville. His paternal 40 Broad St., Boilon, Maaa. 02109, Datp. 06-MH East Hartford, Connecticut starting next week, Manchester's The TPA has been considering opposed the rule. But the rules group, the Crestfield Convalescent Home was born July 29 at ford Electric Light Co. spokesman. I.aiie, Viliiiii Mii'liiiel, grandparents are Mr and OIL BURNER t TeL 528-9211. E»t 421 Town Parking Authority (TPA) will acquisition of a new parking area heavily dominated by pro-Ford restoration of telephone service by twice during the day Tuesday when a - 0« - CALL TOU FKL MO-22S-17M Repair crews have been working Manchester Memorial son of Richard and Kim Mrs. Alton Lane of South HEATING INSTALLATION begin enforcing the two-hour parking specifically for employe parking, but national committee members, tonight. There were still a few in­ long-running emergency generator around the clock, the spokesman Hospital Her maternal B row n L an e of 100 Windsor. He has a sister. limit in the downtown Purnell plans have been kept secret. pushed the measure through. dividual homes without service set off heat detectors. There were no grandparents are Mr and said. scattered throughout town today. Overlook Rd . South Wind­ Roxanne Leslie, 2. 643-5135 Parking Lot, TPA member Leo fires. Mrs Ivan .1 Michaud of 21 sor He was born Aug 2 at 15 Ctntar St. Minchestar Coventry, Juran said today. Town public works personnel had Elsewhere in Connecticut, the Open 7 Days On Monday and Tuesday, personnel most of the fallen trees and limbs highest storm damages were Com. from the Manchester Sheltered cleared from Manchester streets by reported by Northeast Utilities, Workshop will place warning slips on Hurricane Belle’s rampage Tuesday night, and crews continued which estimated a $13 million cost of (Bolton Town Line) door handles of cars violating the cleanup operations today repairing power lines and equipment limit, Juran said. Starting Debris accumulated by townspeo­ Gov. Ella T Grasso said that Only I 5 Minute Pleasant Rida ple should be broken into small Belle s cost to the state administra­ ALLENS from Manchester. Taka 1-64 to Wednesday, Manchester Police will may cost up to $9 million Bolton Notch, Drive 2 Milas begin issuing parking tickets to pieces, no longer than three feet, and tion would be about $400,000 . most of By I niled Preaa Inlernalional gel federal relief if reports deter­ Grasso said federal aid would not be East on Rt. 44A to Allan's violators. bundled for normal refuse pickup, of­ It for overtime transportation Markat; Whtrt You Can Stop at Juran said the enforcement plan Hurricane Belle's rampage across mine that the county should be needed ficials said department crews cleaning up fallen MARKET. the Wastarn Auto, plus Othar Long Island, Connecticut and parts of declared a disaster area. The hurricane skirted the shores of The cost of local storm operations trees 643-7083 affects only the Purnell area, and Stores While Shopping at spaces in the area which are New England brought down trees and Belle caused the worst flooding in New Jersey and caused only minor wasn't known today, but it was An estimated 33,000 homes through Allan’s Plaza... reserved for monthly parking will not power lines and caused millions of 30 years in parts of Southern Ver­ flooding, downed power lines and expected to be high due to overtime Connecticut were still without power be affected. dollars worth of property damage. mont damaged roofs pay for many town employes this morning More than 300,000 homes in the Highest Quality, Choice Meats, Lowest Prices! The TPA will be paying police for Gov. Thomas Salmon said Tuesday region were still without light 24 the enforcement services, Juran he probably would ask President Advertised Specials Are Good Thru Saturday, August 14th. hours after the storm struck. Ford to declare the region a disaster Thtaa Spaclala Are Just A Sampit of Tha Many Specials Througnout Our Huge Store; said. He declined to say how much the crackdown will cost. Four persons were killed — two in area. IT WILL PAY YOU TO COME TO ALLEN'S TO STOP • SAVEII Vermont, one on Long Island and News summary Unauthorized all-day parking in Felled power lines in southern and "SEEING IS BELIEVING." A Thousand Fancy Words Can't Be A Substitute For One Visit another in Connecticut, To Our Meat Department, Come and Share Our Pleasant Country Atmosphere, Where You off-street downtown lots has been of western portions of Rhode island dis­ Officials on Long Island, which Are Welcome To Pick One or Ten of Your Choice Cuts — Be it Pork Chops, or DelMonico concern to the TPA and to Main St. rupted electricity to 52,000 homes. Compiled from United Press International took the brunt of the storm, es­ Steaks... merchants for many years. Most of Some 70,000 homes still were timated the damage at $9 million. the complaints deal with store without electricity late Tuesday in League school July 1 .No new National Convention, White House OUR OWN, HOT or Swd^V Approximately 200,000 homes were PORK SALE employe use of parking spaces set Connecticut, where damage also was talks have been scheduled and the aides said today This is because ITALIAN SAUSAGE...... ib,*1.49 without electrical power. ( State ) Shipped Frsah From Dubuque lowtl aside for customers. lighter than expected, and Gov. Ella school said it was taking the step the Ford campaign has almost HOME PRIDE, LITTLE But thousands of Long Island COUNTRY STYLE to get ready for the opening of the reached its $10 million spending residents, who had evacuated their PORK RIBS ...... lb. 9 9 * UNK SAUSAGE ...... ib,*1.29 HARTFORD — A tentative fall term next month limit for the primaries and the homes, returned Tuesday and found agreement has been reached FAMILY PACK FRESH GROUND Grasso cottage convention CHUCK (Sib.loti)...... lb. 79* Connally the hurricane had caused far less between the state and hospitals on PORK CHOPS...... lb. *1 .0 9 damage than weather experts had escapes Belle a new method of state review of LOIN END BO NELESS (Pot Roast) leads list feared. budgets, intended to cut costs. PORK ROAST...... lb. *1 .0 9 CHUCK ROAST...... ib. 99* Broken tree branches, downed HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella T. The pact was adopted Tuesday by ( National ) ( International) CENTER CUT OREAT FOR BARBECUE, _WASHINGTON (UPI) - Former power lines and minor flooding were Grasso said today her summer cot­ the state Commission on BONELESS ■fexas Gov. John Connally tops the the only evidence of the storm, which tage in Old Lyme was only brushed Hospitals and Health Care after it HARRISBURG, Pa - Health PORK CHOPS...... lb. *1 .3 9 list of vice presidential prospects had cut through the center of the by Hurricane Belle — branches in a was agreed to by the Connecticut CHUCK STEAK...... ib,*1.19 officials say the results of hun­ BELFAST. Northern Ireland — WHOLE (Cut to Order) favored by Republican National island about midnight Monday, with mullberry bush and a black walnut Hospital Association and provides MARVEL, TURKEY dreds of tests still have not Snipers and mobs of bomb- LOINS OF PORK...... ib,*1.05 Convention delegates, the winds up to 90 miles per hour. tree were snapped off by the winds. for appeal of commission DRUMSTICKS...... ib. 35* provided a solid clue to the nature throwing youths attacked police RIB END Washington Post said today. Sen. Nassau County Executive Ralph Mrs. Grasso said today the cot­ decisions. and troops in Roman Catholic MARVEL, ALL WHITE MEAT of the mystery illness which killed PORK ROAST...... lb. 8 9 * Richard S. Schweiker placed ninth. Caso said he would seek federal tage, near the Connecticut River areas of North and East Belfast in TURKEY BREAST...... m. 99* The Post said a survey of 449 of the funds for repairs. about six miles from Long Island 27 persons who attended an HARTFORD — A stale regula- American Legion convention in a night of noting that raged into 2,259 delegates showed only 2.6 per Gov, Hugh Carey, who toured Long Sound, is still without water because tion forbidding political the early morning hours today DELI SPECIALS cent listed Schweiker as their first Island by helicopter, said he would Old Lyme’s w ater supply was Philadelphia last month. DUBUQUE PRODUCE SPECIALS petitioning at beaches dis­ Several men were wounded choice for vice president. support Nassau County’s efforts to knocked out by Belle. criminates against the 43- BANANAS...... Ib.19* NEW YORK — Former dance OUR BRIKING TRS BOLOGNA ...... Ib. 89* member Libertarian party, accor­ SALISBURY. Rhodesia — Black ONIONS...... 3149* student Betty Ford admits she DUBUQUE ding to the American Civil Liber­ still practices "when nobody's nationalists operating out of ties Union. The party seeks 14,093 .Mozambique shelled the Rhode­ LIVERWURST...... lb. 79 * looking " and proved her form by DAIRY SPECIAL LaBonne to head fund drive signatures to get on the sian town of Umtali today, hitting doing a few basic ballet steps TOBIN November ballot and has been 8EALTE8T backstage at Lincoln Center for a Roman Catholic convent and a HRS 13 BRANCHES Manchester business executive Manchester Memorial Hospital and denied the right to seek them in a ■ residential suburb. There were no SLAB BACON...... lb. *1t5 9 George T. (Ted) LaBonne has been of the Savings Bank of Manchester. the Alvin Alley dance troupe iCE CREAM wg,i89« state park. immediate reports of casualties. (Sllcod to Ordar) n am ^ chairman of the subcom­ He has been involved in many fund­ Tuesday night. Whether you live or work or shop East of the River, we FRISKIE mittee on direct solicitation for the raising activities. He was area chair­ FREEZER SPECIALS JOHNANNESBURG. South DOG FOOD • .1 1 m . can*„41»1« town's proposed music shell. man of a fund drive to erect East ( Regional ) OAKLAND, Calif. — Former have a branch growing near you. For ali your personal Africa — Militant black students CHOICE SIDES o - . SW EET LIFE, ASSORTED Catholic High School that raised Black Panther leader Eldridge With fund raising already under ran not today In Krugersdorp. banking needs, cail 646-1700, or visit any branch of SODA NIQULAR OR OUT 49* 4500,000 in addition to the million Cleaver is eligible for release OFBEEFcu. ind Wrappfd...... ib . O w oast of Johannesburg, stoning way, the subcommittee has set a goal dollar quota. LITTLETON, N. H, - Gov. from prison on bail, the California CHOICE HINDQUARTERS SWEET LIFE VEGETABLE SALE of $M,000 to be reached by the end of Meldrim Thomson said Tuesday Adult Authority announced everything in sight. " police he would favor someone like Sen. reported. The students boycotted THE TOTHL BHNK OF BEEF Cut and Wrapped...... i b . 9 9 Cut Oraen Beane, Siloed Beete, Sliced (October. Tuesday He faces assault He Is chairman of the legislative Jesse Helms. R-N. C., as Presi­ classes and police said action was Carroto, Tandar Paaa, Sllcad or Whole The fund-raising effort will include charges related to a 1968 shootout Potaloaa affairs committee of the Greater dent Ford's vice presidential run- with Oakland police. He jumped being taking to restore order. So CHOICE FOREQUARTERS a special gifts division, which will be Manchester Chamber of Commerce ning^ate. Thomson is chairman bail and lived abroad until volun­ far 11 have been killed in the OF BEEF Cul(ndWrsppa«l ...... Ib. ■ ■ 9 Cans 99* activated immediately; a sponsors and a member of its annual meeting of the national Conservative tarily returning last November violence that began last week “ ” ' vnfHTMTa'^o'ulfoTi” ! unit scheduled to start by WITH THIS COUPON WITH THIS COUPON AND 11.00 auacHAoa | committee. He is a'past president of Caucus. AND W.00 FU RC H Atl AND ta.M FU NCH Atl September; and a public appeal, the Manchester United Fund, the ROME - Italy’s Justice SWEET LIFE I 1 CONTADINA I I MAXWEU HOUU which will begin In mid-September. WASHINGTON — President Klwanls Club, Jaycees, and Ellington PROVIDENCE, R. I. - Brown Minister says pregnant women I 1 ! INSTANT COFFEE > Next week, LaBonne will name the Ford is planning to fly to Kansas I I TOMATO SAUCE I I Ridge Country Club. He also Is a University has started accepting exposed to a toxic gas cloud can FLOUR people to be Involved in these special City Sunday and some White I I I I member of Campbell Council, KofC, applications for temporary House staffers, including Press have therapeutic .iborlions it the MANCHESTER • EAST HARTFORD • SOUTH WINDSOR • BOLTON • ANDOVER • ASHFORD MEMBER F.D.I.C. I I I I *2.49 efforts. and the Hartford Club, and one of the libs. 89‘ ... ICalsnM Jar) 10 u. workers to replace maintenance Secretary Ron Nessen. must pay ordeal is likely to affect the I I trustees of St. Dunstan’s Church, I I VtIM HI Ana. 141b. employes who struck the Ivy their own bills at the GOP woman s mental health ^^uatro^aKiTnnsi I ARNIT j AUON'O MlaxaT LaBonne is an incorporator of Glastonbury. George T. LaBonne

L MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., August 11, 1976 I'AGFl THKKK PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed,, August 11. 1976 They recall memories T r5 t ^ PAUL NEWMAN DOUBLE BU«T LANCASTER FESTUHE of Switzerland trip “ BUFFALO BILL JW CKNKHOtfON . FEAT. 1st. and the INDIANS, EVERY NIGHT Bv Jl NE TOMPKINS 8HOWNJ 7:20 A 9:30 EXCEPT Whether it was foresight or just FRI.-8AT. plain preparedness, the extra violin BACK Mernlil Kcporicr Donald took along saved the day for a (R) violinist whose tailpiece gut broke. Playing violin in Aaron Copland’s EVES 7:30 A 9:19 WOODY ,\liF\ DI,\\F. KEATON "Lincoln Portrait," riding a cable And Linda just happened to have an X ____RATED R car up a 9,000-foot high mountain, extra tailpiece to repair the broken ^ -|inT.,W(lDE\TII'' studying Mozart s "Eine Kleine one when there was time. SURVIVE! Nacht Musique" and playing Ping Yankee ingenuity came to the Pong with non-English speaking Ger­ rescue when another musician's bass DOOR X 649-9333 • REAR MANCHESTER PARKADE BASEMENT mans were all a part of the adven­ fiddle suffered neck damage in the BARGAIN ★ MATINEES tures for at least two members of a luggage compartment beneath the Connecticut youth orchestra that bus. Tape fixed it. FEATURE FIRST .SOTO toured Switzerland recently. BMSCAireSiTq There were other events that were anjSt/igtii Bobbie Genify 'UN m 2 :30P.BW.^ probably as inevitable and unpredic­ Linda and Donald Embser, sister table — like the time Donald almost OdeToBiUyJoe and brother, of 39 Judith Dr., were had to pay a fine equal to $8 for :SHCHCASt CINtM A/ 1 2 3 4 ; among 80 members of the Greater having the wrong bus ticket just after l-M EXIT 58-SILVER LANE - ROBERTS 8T. HAND NAME DISCOUNT SHOES Hartford Youth Orchestra who "FREEBIE AND he had cashed his last $10 travelers EASTHARTFORO • 24HR. TEL. INFO 5M-MW .» FREE LIGHTED PARKINQ- Wl Honor MASTER ( served as the in-residence orchestra check. And another time when one of THE BEAN" (R) at the Festival of the Alps in the girls in the group almost missed Switzerland for three weeks last “PRAGUE’S BACKDOOR” Is in the “BASEMENT” at the rear of the “PRAGUE’S SHOE STORE” at the Manchester Parkade the bus because she took longer than month at the invitation of the Swiss The m an she expected sightseeing on the w h o fell to E a ilh ft ENTRY TO “PRAGUE’S BACKDOOR” MUST BE ONLY FROM THE REAR. YOU CANNOT ENTER THROUGH THE UPSTAIRS government. Rhone Glacier. The group was chosen to represent The hairpin turns on the ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ O n f r i 2.-M 7:1$ M im . t l S 4.9$ m IM S STORE. “PRAGUE’S BACKDOOR WILL BE OPEN ONLY AT IRREGULAR INTERVALS AS ADVERTISED IN THIS NEWSPAPER. the United States youth and their sightseeing trips up and down the i L £ culture during this country's steep Swiss mountains were Bicentennial. breathtaking, they said. Going The tour was not all concerts, nor around one curve, Donald recalled ■ 5tS«L ** m THIS “BACKDOOR” SALE WILL RUN FOR THREE DAYS all recreation. For several hours that he looked out the window and M O 400 each day, the young musicians down, “and there just wasn’t any ( 00 LOO I th n h f 2.00 7:00 M O lOOl studied with European artists in road underneath.” tm . 2 00 4:15 7:1$ M S SALE STARTS; THURSDAY, AUG. 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. various instrument categories. Linda They experienced height by riding and Donald participated in string a cable car up the 9,000 foot high quartets and chamber groups and Schilthorn. They would have ridden [mHARTfORO »T - ■'RIVE IN S28-7448 FRIDAY, AUG. 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. learned new music. to the Jungfrau except that it was too The itinerary of the evening perfor­ expensive, Linda said. mances reads like a travelogue — "It was amazing how welt the Ger­ SATURDAY, AUG. 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. Engelberg, St. Urban, Brunnen, mans and we understood each other Zurich, Bern, Montreux, and, of without knowing the languages," Lin­ course. Lucerne. da said as she told how they played NOW OPEN! They played in a tea room in a Ping Pong and flying saucer games department store ("The accoustics together daily. MANCflESTERS NEW FISH there were terrible," Donald said; What was the impression the youth / MARKET "there should have been an echo to group made on the Swiss? Linda Embser and her brother, Donald, recall S H Q ^ make ‘Adagio for Strings' sound Linda answered that one. "The FRESHSEAFOOD better"), several park music shells, Swiss have had a negative impres­ memories of their recent trip to Switzerland with the FROM THE STATE sion of American youth — long hair, and the auditorium of the school Greater Hartford Youth Orchestra as they look over 'MAINE where the group was housed. dirty, rough and ill-behaved. some of their souveniers. (Herald photo by Dunn) One of their particularly "They were surprised to learn that memorable concerts was on a boat a group of young Americans could be trip on Lake Lucerne. so well organized as to present a MENS Another was played to standing well-performed concert of good Manchester High School students and T h e a te r CHILDRENS room only at a French church in Bern music, and that they were not rough. study violin at Hartt College of where the windows were designed by And that they were clean, ” she said. Music. They are members of the s c h e d u le 55 Oakland Street SORRY BUT WE CANT MENTION THESE Marc Chagall Linda and Donald are both Manchester Civic Orchestra. Vernon Cinema 1 — “ Buffalo B u ster FAMOUS BRANDS RUT YOU’LL RECOGNIZE Bill & the Indians” 7:20-9:30 Vernon Cinema 2 — “Sur­ Corner of No. Main, Manchester itrideRite' vive" 7:30-9:15 Braw n. THEM ‘/ hear music, I hear melody...’^ Manchester Drive-In — One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s S Nest" 8:20; “ Love & Death" OVER 1500 PAIR TO 10:20 Phone 643-2667 East Hartford Drive-In — “Survive" 8:10; “ Lipstick" CHOOSE FROM They sing the way they do 9:50 East Windsor Drive-In — “ Ode to Billy Joe ” 8 10; Lobsters „ ^2^® STUFFED C because of Fred Waring Freebie and the Bean" 10:10 Showcase Cinema I — “The Omen” 2:10-7:20-9:50 LOBSTERS BACK TO songs ' and the soloist ripping into Showcase Cinema 2 — “The Bv BRENDA W. ROTZOI.L mas vacation. They liked his Man Who Fell to Earth" 2:00- Steamers IP 9 0 « On Special Order; Ready "Mack the Knife " "That's not a love FITTERS WILL Je f f e r s o n , n .h . i u p u - Tens arrangement of "Battle Hymn of the 7:15-9:40 To Heat and Eat song. " Waring interrupted. 1 love of millions of Americans have heard Republic, " wanted to try it at home Showcase Cinema 3 — that song, " the tenor yelled back 5 ( 3 1 0 0 1 the music and melody of Fred and someone suggested, “why don’t "Silent Movie" 2:15-8:00-10:00 BE ON HAND This year the shouts of delight $395 . $495 . $595 Waring for 60 years. you publish it. " Showcase Cinema 4 — came when Waring introduced "the Mussels > 5 9 * Few realize that millions more "Battle Hymn" alone has sold 5 “Outlaw Josie Wales" 2:00- TO MEASURE songs America loves best " and they 7:00-9:30 SHOES people, not just his Pennsylvanians, million copies. Waring said such turned out to be a medley of soulfully sing the way they do today because of greats as Irving Berlin, Jerome YOUR CHILDS sung commercials for hamburgers, fai Waring Kern, Cole Porter and Rogers and malts and margarine. Fall, winter and spring he is on the Hammerstein asked him to publish The cast includes a lew veterans FEET. road non-stop with his choral group. choral arrangements of their songs like percussionist Poley McClintock. Sum m ers W aring is home in because "any songwriter wants to be " M I D W A Y ” , sung in the schools. They want to be who's been with Waring since they Delaware Water Gap, Pa., where T «rU OK UlMHMWi started a four-man band in 1916 Most for 30 years he has run workshops for sung by future generations.” ol them arc young musicians of MURDER BY DEATH, M R .^ P IZ Z A ‘Happy’ school music teachers. "When you talk about how many Original Values Waring says 30,000 persons have people have been influenced iby his college age whom Waring has found “I Faala 80 Good. May Pizza Butinau Doin' attended those workshops and 25,000 published arrangements and the through his summer schools. Araal Good. Ila You Want To Havaa Pizza, of them were music teachers. He music schools I it has to be in the After the show they fuss about fin­ Calla Ma — Sava Monay. to *22 remembers one who was responsible millions." Waring said as he un­ ding him something to eat And the lor 7.000 pupils every year, another wound after his final concert ol the girls tease the short, slender dynamo KODAK-POLAROID who was superintendent ol music in 1975-76 season, a tent show at the who is pleased at being 76 in 1976 AGENCY Music isn't all Waring's life, just Philadelphia. White Mountains Festival of the DISCOUNT PRICES SAVE most of it He perfected a steam iron Over 1000 Pair to Whether they're from Philadelphia Arts. The concert was what it has been and the Waring Blendor ("Throw the ARTHUR DRUG T - population 2 million - or Baraboo, MONEY Wis. population 8.000 - those for decades - always the same, others out and got a Waring, a Choose From teachers go home with an armload of always new. Waring, a Waring. " he admonishes LARGE PIZZA Waring arrangements phoneticized Always new are the latest songs in his audienccsi and enters into syllable by syllabic so anyone can Waring arrangements. Always the Republican politics PLAIN He and a small group of The Penn­ COMING (with Sauca) MONEY sing It as Waring wants. same arc the beautiful blend ol SAVE Ills Shawnee Press has published voices, the clear enunciation, the old sylvanians sang all over New S m illions of copies ol W aring favorite songs, the high hilarity of Hampshire in 1952, drawing people in arrangements since 1946, when a music master and singers which to hear then-Gov Sherman Adams These Are Our handful of teachers who had listened rapidly spreads to the audience. start the bandwagon which led to the election of Dwight D. FJsenhowcr to his radio show asked if they could Seventeen years ago the hilarity Each Itam ...... 254 observe him working during Christ­ was Waring introducing "sweet love ^ 0 WOMENS e MEDiiiMnzn 9 . 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Call In Orders04S. 35 OAK STREET, MANCHESTER 649-2811 e e a e e i PAGE FOUR — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Wed., August 11, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., August 11, 1976 — PAGE FIVE The lighter side: fKmirlipatpr Enruiiui Mpral^ An owlish editor’s notebook By FLOYD LARSON Manchester — A City of Village Charm The Bard meets the veep B y DICK WEST tually are closer politically than might be Founded Oct. 1. 1801 WASHINGTON (UPI) - As apparent to the naked eye. If they are THIS IS IT! The recent announcement that one would assume the owner of a plate, that indicating his job of news gold plated bumpers say it all.) Membef Audit Bureau of Crrcuiatron Member, united Press International Republicans prepare to meet in Kansas elected could they work together in har­ Closeout on all Gas Grills. "combination” vehicles have been $100,000 tractor-truck really has photographer with CNP plus a The neighbors will be able to tell End of Season I Published by the Manchester Publishing Co.. Herald Square, City to nominate a presidential candidate, mony? Display Models, Demonsiralors, Portables, and added to the list of vehicles on which something to be vain about. number standing for Connecticut when Avon is calling. Manchester. Conn 06040, Telephone (203) 643-271 1. the main topic of conversation is — of all A. “ Two stars keep not their motion in Permanent Post Models...All At Closeout! special or “vanity” plates may be Other states are joining Connec­ News Photographers. Other news Professional ethics not withstan­ things — the vice presidency. one sphere.” Prices/ ' displayed in Connecticut indicates photographers spot it in a minute but Baymond f Robinson Editor.Publisner Harold E Turkmjlon. Managing Editor ticut in the vanity plate business for ding, we expect to see "S E E ” plates This is a situation that fairly ories out Q. President Ford seems to have a long the growing popularity of this status the sam e reasons — people like it and to most others it doesn't mean on some optometrist’s car. for a penetrating analysis by the keenest list of persons he is considering for his Opinion symbol. it does bring in extra revenue like the anything. political mind yet -produced by the running mate. Do you know who any of TEMCO Combination vehicles, the Depart­ $30 a set Connecticut collects. And we all like to spot those which And SUE-M might turn out to be a English-speaking world. them are? ment of Motor Vehicles defines as ” a tickle our senses of humor. lawyer instead of the girl next door. I refer, of course, to William A. “ Stephen Sly and old John Naps of GAS GRILL passenger and commercial motor Where our generation, when much The Temco Gat Grill features a slalnleti All in all it should make the game Shakespeare. Greece, and Peter Turf and Henry vehicle designed for use and used for younger, used to get our kicks trying And our favorite is one we read steel burner and multi-level cooking. The of vanity plate concocting, watching The fact that Shakespeare has been Pimpernell, and twenty more such names A job well done passenger and commercial pur­ to spot license plates from different about where a ear owner evidently grates are sell cleaning. Available In per­ states, today’s seek to translate the reached the pinnacle of his frustra­ and transiating more interesting dead for 350 years need not deprive us of and men as these which never were, nor manent post or portable carl. poses.” no man ever saw.” vanity codes which sometimes have tion and tagged his car, LEMON. than it is already is since it opens up his insights. 'They don’t call him “ the Im­ Since "vanity" plates can be ob­ mortal Bard” for nothing. Q. Why does Ford have so many people tained for passenger cars, camp to be said out loud in order to make But getting back to the combina­ new vistas. Prepare for the worst and storm-connected death, more Q. Mr. Shakespeare, this question has on the list? trailers and campers too, about the any sense. tion vehicle vanity plates, we suspect hope for the best is good advice than adequately defends the ef­ But from the state's point of view, already been answered in a hundred ways, A. "A feather for each wind that only category restricted to this will lead to TV repairmen and For example, RPINTO has to be R the game has gone about as far as it but let’s have your opinion. Why did blows.” and Hurricane Belle's sweep fort to get us to prepare for the meaningless letters and numbers other craftsmen who have vans that (Pause) PINTO to make it the plate can go. Once it cashes in on the com- Ronald Reagan, a conservative, pick a Q, What about John Connally? Do you through Connecticut early worst. (except by accident) are commercial happily double as business and The Herald's chief photographer, merciai category ; the only thing left liberal, Richard Schweiker, as his poten­ think he endorsed Ford when he did in vehicles. pleasure vehicles to advertise their Tuesday morning bears this We all owe thanks to our Reginald Pinto. His assistant, Steve will be the ultimate in vanity license tial running mate? hopes of getting a shot at the vice Ti.i- ir. -r-niiv too bad in a way since trades. presidency? out. state and town officials, the dtinn, carries another form of vanity (Plumbers probably won't since plates — a blank one, since your A. “ D iseases desperate grown by Fortunately good luck helped utility company officers and number will be unlisted. desperate appliance are relieved, or not at A. “ There is a tide in the affairs of men, all.” which, taken at flood, leads on to fortune; minimize the damage and in­ crews, the radio and television Q. That answer is a little bit vague, sir. omitted, all the voyage of their life is convenience of the storm. staffs and above all, the com­ Are you saying Reagan wouldn't have bound in shallows and in miseries " But even more fortunate for mon sense of our citizenry for chosen Schweiker if he had not been run­ Q. A lot of vice presidents have said there wasn't much to the job. If that be all of us is that the hurricane preparing for the worst while ning behind President Ford? A. “ What you cannot as you would true, why are so many people seeking it? detection and warning system hoping for the best. achieve, you must perforce accomplish as A. "Men prize the thing ungain'd more works quite well and Connec­ This was brought out es­ you m ay,” than it is.” ticut residents were able to pecially during the dialogues Q, Got it. Some observers say Reagan y. When will Ford make his decision? A. "When the hurlyburly's done, when spend most of Monday between the talk show hosts may have hurt rather than helped his HF4Tr« chances by picking Schweiker. What say the battle’s lost and won.” 273 W. MIDDLE TPKE. preparing for the worst. and listeners reporting Belle's you? Q. What advice would you give anyone MANCHESTER called in by Ford for an interview about )lke Dpen Wed-Erl 9-9 Special high praise should be progress and how they were A. "Striving to better, oft we mar Sal 9-5 extended to the radio and coping with the emergency. what’s well.” the vice presidency? Q. Reagan and Schweiker claim they ac­ A. "Eat no onions nor g a rlic " television stations for con­ But the biggest bouquet of all Q, Thank you, Mr. Shakespeare stantly keeping us updated on belongs to the National Belle's latest position and in­ Weather Service for without Filler Paper forming us of what precautions its advance warnings starting Grease Relief we might take to minimize several days ago, and its 22 oz. with Trigger Top 200 SHEETS Control or 32 oz. Refill danger to our lives and proper­ hurricane tracking system, we Our Reg. 77c Our Reg ty and how we might best ride might not have had the time to I Spiral Notebook tot 09 out storm once it entered the prepare and the outcome 132 SHEETS YOUR state. might have been entirely 3 SUBJECT CHOICE We know there are some who different in the terms of T Our Reg. 1 14 might feel that this effort to property damage, injuries and 1 ” 3-Ring Binder 6 Oz. Glade Solid keep us constantly aware of even loss of life. AIR FRESHENER HEAVY DUTY Our Reg 49c ea the potential danger from This seems to us to be the POLYFLEX Our Reg 1 19 NOW 2 FOR Belle was overplayed. We dis­ best way to anticipate any 7 7 « agree. And we think the fact emergency and Hurricane BIC 10 Ball Pens 14 Oz. Pledge that a major storm passed Belle proved it quite well — an SUPER SALE! FURNITURE A through our state without in­ ounce of prevention is worth a Our Reg 1 59 POLISH T Our Reg 1 59 I juries and only one possible pound of cure. Hooked!

Chris Pappas of 456V2 Main St. hauls one in during a fishing expedi­ IDEAL FOR SAVE SAVE tion at Center Springs Pond. (Herald photo by Dunn) HOME, AUTO OVER Space litter growing OR BOAT! ‘4! 7 ! Satellite trackers of the objects are payloads (instru­ ujaping North American Air Defense ment packages). The other, 3,- ujaring Command are marking 15 048 are classified as debris, in­ Shortage of stone masons 12-Speed 14-Speed Bolton Lake (Photo by Reginald Pinto) Blender SAVE years of watching things go cluding rocket motors, tether Hand Mixer OVER around in circles. cables and other assorted delays cathedral repairs 7 ! , NORAD's Space Defense pieces of junk. McCarthy does not amuse Carter court vice dean of the cathedral. Rechargeable to say the zany. Back m 1974. at the LONDON (UPI) — Britain's ancient Berkey Keystone Center began functioning in Although orbiting space WA-SHINGTON - That Gene Anyway, assorted polls have shown "We are certainly luckier than in New Fire Extinguisher height of the Watergate crisis, he cathedrals and churches have been hit by 310 Pocket tverflash Colorado Springs July 1, 1961, objects return to earth at the McCarthy is a card, but he does not that McCarthy could draw from 6 to "Vork where, so I am told, there are only Power Pitcher Andrew Tuily suggested that we punish naughty a shortage of skilled craftsmen needed to UL and USCG approved Powerlul ISOwatt nearly four years after the rate of about one a day, the amuse members of Jimmy Carter's 10 per cent of the vote in a three-way keep them in repair. five stone masons available to work on Sf. motor, plus convenient 'with removeabie Over 150 shots Presidents by repealing the con­ Rated type 5BC. Gauge one piece blade as on set of a kaiiPe court with his almost absent-minded race with Carter and Ford. Peanuts’’ Lincoln Cathedral, needing stone John the Divine, the Episcopalian and mounting bracket beater elector Soviets launched the first gain in new satellite s is stitutional two-term limit and "say a • HM122 23 sembly S cupheal baiter es F 8 a ’ candidacy for President. Listen to Mark Siegel, executive restoration (or the past 80 years, has only cathedral." included. '10 tial race will be'’ That nut could hurt (’resident has to keep running " resistant glass uir glass ens 39 99 satellite. Since then it has greater than the loss, and "Look. " said a Carter man. ‘we director of the Democratic National With restoration work needed because <69 2 3 u s." None of that impeachment stuff for two stone masons on its staff and needs at tallied a steady increase in NORAD analysts predict a can't take him as a joke, much as C om m ittee: "T h e re ’s no state of weather and environmental erosion, the McCarthy could indeed. He is McCarthy He said a President least three others. we'd like to. We can't guarantee McCarthy could carry, but in cathedral set up a masons’ workshop and man-made hardware in space. continuing boom in space traf­ strolling rather than running for the shouldn't even be allowed to resign. Westminster Abbey, in a bid to beat the Carter's election because how can marginal states he could tip it to the provided facilities for training appren­ Gillette ^ fic. A satellite population Presidency, but he is dead serious Said It was against the law because a shortage, took on a girl apprentice mason. Hydraulic The center’s log currently you guarantee how close a Presiden- Republicans ' tices. about it He's already qualified to get President is elected by the people to Canterbury Cath^ral is an exception. Safety Jacks shows a total of more than 8,- forecast computed by NORAD In one sense. McCarthy is the Exeter Cathedral, in the midst of large supermax2 Dial- on the ballot in 11 states and claims serve a full term. He thought It too As bgfits the mother church of the indicates that in another 15 original after whom California’s scale restoration work, has a mason sculp­ 2 TON adjustable Styler-Dryer 000 objects that have been he'll be on 45 state ballots by bad Nixon couldn’t be forced to run Anglican faith, it has ample masons, A-Matic Gov. Jerry Brown patterned himself tor and (our masons under him. Its sur­ 4000 launched. Of these, 3,910 are years, the in-space count will November. for re-election and take a drubbing; "We are fortunate in having and keeping LB. That is to say, McCarthy has an ill- veyor, Peter Gundry, said he was not Our Reg. Price...... 25.99 WITH Today’s He could hurt the Carter-Mondale he wanted the people, not Congress, some really brilliant craftsmen in our Capacity still in space, while the rest top 7,200 and that by the year concealed contempt lor other recruiting more men because of the pre­ You PayCaldor...... 18.70 POWER DRIVE ticket for two reasons: He is the to heap disgrace on Nixon. team, " said Canon Donald Ingram-Hill. have fallen out of orbit and dis­ 2000 there could be 10,000 thoughts politicians, a hallmark of Brown’s sent financial climate in Britain. For small and LESS Gillette REBATE.. 3.00 same Gene McCarthy who took on Some pundits and politicians dis­ medium cars. brief run for the White House integrated in the atmosphere. objects of all shapes and sizes Lyndon Johnson single-handedly in miss Gene McCarthy as a guy who Who can measure the sacrifice? McCarthy not only thinks he knows Only 862 of the still-orbiting whirling about overhead. 1969 and forced him to withdraw; just wants to have a little fun. a kid 3TON-6000Lb. Capacity There were so many we never even best, he always seems to be saying YOUR Our he’s not afraid to buck the odds. Se­ who is always up to high jinks. And it Reg .saw. all those hundreds of men and that no other politician knows r medium and large H Q 64 FINAL cond, he will appeal to some 149 88 women who lost out in the Olympic anything. is true that the witty and acidulous THIS SATURDAY s Reg. 18.99 I O COST pretrials, who never had the oppor­ Democrats and some independent former Minnesota Senator probably For e ve r. : ean ' c ■ ee-.r i’ Herald yesterday’s The McCarthy ego is large, and yet Most complete S tylm g and drying tunity to reach the final heartpoun- voters who either find Carter too con­ would rather be wry tlian President. 5 TON-10,000 Lb. Capacity 0' py “j-'j e 'c e.i'. not unattractive. He filed suit in system Adjustable oir now Compiere ding-i’ompetitions. servative or Mondale too liberal. He But even getting on only 11 state (■ .Sf?' J ' . C f ' Illinois, claiming that state's law For big cars, trucks, HC42 with attachments b9160 There was a clip of Bruce Jenner. is also the kind of maverick who ballots marks McCarthy as a man One day and one day only HcHT’.e' w V u 'e bo.)'' is ' limiting Presidential nominations to trailers Reg. 22 99 l O SEECLERKFOR DETAILS 25 years ago could attract Republican voters for with a serious side. A man doesn't s .s o O L 's J i ■ O .J"- » •" • Herald" of January 10, 1885, Vol. IV, rising early in the morning to begin political parties is unconstitutional. No. 5. Price 5 cents. running, mentioning a hurdle in the mischief’s sake. break his neck just to be funny. 10 A.M. to 4P.M. Through the courtesy of Philip J McCarthy nominated himself His of­ Take it from a Ford aide: "It's SAVE Rich of 140 Center St., The Herald 10 years ago living room. We hear his wife saying ficial pose is as an independent, but Anyway, he's got a grudge against (Doctor’s Lunch Period 1:00 P.M. - 1:30 P.M.) INTRODUCTORY SPECIAL! crazy. I’ve run into independents who 1 Va Ton Heavy Duty OVER comes into possession of perhaps one "He's become a fanatic." he's running as leader of the the Democratic Party because it The new 785-seat U.A. Theater say they might vote for McCarthy Rolling Floor Jack ‘ ! of its oldest existing editions — The commentators stress the diets, McCarthy Party He has no running deserted his 1968 canifidacy in his Wake To Music or Alarm 20 E ast opens at Manchester Shopping because in some states they could do hour of need The party hierarchy namely the "Manchester Saturday the lonely hours practicing, the fami­ mate, holding that Vice Presidential Parkade. Carter more harm and Ford more sees him as a dangerous pest and 1 ly neglecteit, the constant and nominations are a lot of hogwash ceaseless demand of training, good that way. And they could be w ishes he would go away somewhere McCarthy has always had a costing hours of each day. From this right in states where the Democratic and write a poem FREE vote is not assured.” penchant for the unconventional, not For the do-it yourselier or immense sacrifice and effort, a few ; r men and women cherish medals and pro Work safely under car one man bears the title "The World's EAR Greatest Athlete." CONVENTIONS IN CRISIS by Don Oakley and Ed Kudlaty Oh Lord, create within our hearts such a longing for you and love lor PIERCING COUPACV PemasonicAM/FM STRONC! M ag n a VOX. AM/FM one another that we may joyfully \CHrweiCHi! Digital Clock Radio share the gifts you have given us of POaraatE! 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Saturn The evening stars arc Mer­ The Republicans had occupied the White Mouse (or 20 solid marked with bitter fights between rival delegations When 6-Cycle years, beginning with Lincoln in 1860 They had actually lost Chest cury. Mars and Venus. balloting finally began. Grant led with tint. Blaine had "J84: Dish the last election in 1876, but a deal with the South to remove Sherman mustered 93. It you're under 18, you must bring a perent. Freezer Those born on this day arc under the last occupation troops left over from Civil War -So it went, ballot after ballot, for two days, with the tallies Washer the sign of Leo "Reconstruction" had given Rutherford B. Mayes the dis­ lliicliiating only slightly Then, on the 34lh lime around. puted. deciding votes in the FJectoral College (Children Under 5 Years At Doctor's Discretion) Holds 182 pounds ol lood American author Robert Ingersoll Wisconsin suddenly switched its voles lo James A Garfield, Has power saver Icalure wasIlTIrn Aug It. I8:i,3 Now, in 1880, the party was badly split. With Mayes unwill­ congressman from Ohio who had nominated Sliernian Gar­ Wood grained lop. counter­ balanced lid. large storage also automatic deteigent OuiMl” . pdure lutV On this day in history ing to run again, the battle (or the nomination was between field. who had no presidential ,imbitions. tried lo protest but dispenser maple cutting Auloiiulic tine lull IV three men: Sen. James G. Blaine, "The Plumed Knight of was overruled. basket arelealures In 1909. the first radio ,s6s was Reg. 179.70 board lop Reg $249 Q lock II Jd|u.Is color ,ind Maine," trying (or the nomination (or the second time: On the next ballot, Sherman released the Ohio delegation lint Orig 299 95 received when the liner "Araph(K>” .Secretary of the Treasury John Sherman of Ohio: and war and llie scramble lo climb aboard the dark horse began Gar­ (J lie h a d ‘247 messaged for help oft Cape llatteras. hero Ulysses S. Grant, president from 1868-76. who hoped lo field was nominated with 399 voles on the 36lli ballot Grant Jtwtfari < SilvtitmilhB Sine* 1 90 0 NC. break the tradition against a third term. still held 306 lo the end To conciliate the Grant men, Gen 3 WAYS TO CHARGE In 1954, a formal peace announce­ Grant's supporters, the "Stalwarts." had nearly succeeded Chester A Arthur was nominated for the vice presidency 958 Main SIrMt, In Downtown Manchootor MANCHESTER SALE: WED. thru SAT. ment ended the seven-year war in In­ in sewing up the necessary 378 votes to nominate their man Alllioiigh lliey did not know it. the Republicans had reiillv But feeling against Grant was strong, both because of the DAILY 10AM to9 33PM dochina between Fninee and forces chosen the next two presidents, lor Garfield dlwl ol an Hartford - Westlarms Mall • Torrington - New Britain - Briatol Centre Mall third term issue and (he memory of the corruption that had assassin's bullet seven months after tiis inauguration 1145 Tolland Turnpike SATURDAY 9AM to9 30PM ol the Communist Viet Minli, stained his administration. 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Singing Cash Registers American retailers are This printing test pattern is ‘Have a laugh with two in the bath^ posting strong sales figures part of The Herald quality con­ this year, The Conference trol program in order to give Board finds. Spending at you one of the finest AIRWAY LONDON (UPI) - But despite the light­ the month unless a sudden rain to plump up prize The government has retail counters is up 13 per newspapers in the nation. "Spare your blushes, share hearted overtones, the c h a n g e In weather vegetables. legislated penalties of up to cent over a year ago. Even TRAVEL ASENCf though 5 per cent is due to In­ your flushes." is one situation in B rita in has produces an unusually high $720 for wasting w ater and 457 CENTER ET. Ladybugs are thriving flation. that still leaves an 8 646-2500 current slogan in parts of become serious. rainfall. is monitoring the situation and the dry weather has at­ per cent jump in real spen­ Britain hit by the country's The prospect is "grim daily. But at least one man The white cliffs near tracted many rare species ding. The largest gains are O o worst drought in more than and frightening." said a has won a dispensation. ing shown for major durable Dover are in danger of o f butterflies, but 200 years. spokesman for the A stuntman who earns goods, such as cars, where crumbling because the naturalists are worried CompM* Confederation of British his living by diving into a dollar sales are up over 20 per 0> 0) Water olticials in heat wave has dried up the that bees are starving cent. Sales for apparel and Travel Service Industry. six-foot deep tub of water chalk. home furnishings are up 8 per O S southwestern England In the countryside, the because of a lack of pollen "tsat tins T»»« imhwl •t" ringed with fire asked a cent over 1975. t O ' ® coined the phrase to stop drought — the worst since in flowers iOi Water supplies to 1 government minister if he (YJ O people from flushing the early 18th century — ^ 2 m illion persons in South Fruit crops are poor, could carry on w ith his job. S col toilets quite so frequently. U s Wales have been cut off has had an unexpected hens are laying fewer eggs The minister told Parlia­ T3 One pull of the chain sends

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Room of Mary Cheney Library. About town at 10 a.m. in the church library. MMH appoints Rev. Harris Trinity Covenant Church will have a Bible study tonight at 7:30 at the ’’Cricket on the Hearth,” an church. The Rev. Kenneth Gustafson, ____ pastor of Calvary Church, will lead a a a 71 first full-time chaplain animated film suggested for children sixix years and older, will be shown -rhe Praver Groun of Emanuel Bible study Friday o r . g S a - D c i'riday from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. and Lutheran Church will meet Tliursday church, 647 E. m® w “ from 2:30 to 3:30 p.m in the Junior •' Middle Tpke. The Rev. Ernest S. Harris Jr., the former Manchester Council of . '3 > ? n j _ 0)9 -8 ^ ^ part-time chapiain at Manchester Churches. He was also chairman of 5 Q. (fl I - to <• Memorial Hospital for the past year, the Manchester Clergy Association • O CJ I o ? g ® has been named the hospital’s first and advisor to the Depot, a coffee «Ql fuli-time chapiain. house for young people. >< cn S 5 ^ O In his new position, he wiil be a At Second Church, he had par­ Q -s^ a o full-time hospital-paid employe. ticular responsibilities in religious S . ^ 2CO * « s o 2 Previously, the hospital and the education and youth ministry. tioby SQ4. w ^ 5 6 ^ 2 g F ^ Manchester Area Conference of CO A native of Milford, he received his Churches had each paid half of the B.A. degree in 1960 from Yale part-time chaplain’s salary. University and his B.D. in 1968 from Q. __ 5. The Rev. Mr. Harris was associate 2 0 $ 3 m®® Hartford Seminary Foundation. He O O CO pastor of Second Congregational '* X- (/) n | m j S served the Elmwood Community Church from 1968 to 1971, when he _ p - r '- D ? Church as youth minister from 1963 resigned to become pastor of the to 1964 and as assistant pastor from First Congregational Church of 1964 to 1966. ’The Rev. Mr. Harris and Essex. He left that pastorate to enter his wife, Margaret, have three the chaplaincy program at Hartford children, Lisa 11, Buffey, 6, and Hospital in September 1975. David, 2. They will make their home P While in Manchester, he was chair­ at 580 Burnham St. Rev. Ernest S. H arris Jr. man of the Chaplaincy Committee of

OD Scientist seeks way to increase methane gas output from garbage w c 2 m H ^ WASHINGTON (UPI) - Dr. Fred \ 1 within three years or so to a pilot would produce no smelly odors to an­ X X O Brown has turned his sights from the n plant turning 10 tons of waste into noy its neighbors. Brown said He . 8 ^ 2 search for life on Mars to the creative $ (/>5 CO < o H 100,000 to 120.000 cubic feet of said the gas produced by the plant - O c use of garbage on Earth. s 2 o methane gas each day. would initially have the smell of Brown, who spent five years 2 _ " 5 G N 33 The process Brown's team is rotten eggs, but could be "cleaned 0) W) ^ ■ heading the team that built the life -7 rn m m 3 working with is called anerobic up " so that odor would be replaced 3-Stno n < detection instruments for the Viking with a less obnoxious one required O C O) 1 Mars lander, recently took charge digestion. It uses microbes in a 0) n (5 n sealed tank to "digest" the waste and for all natural gas. of a group of chemists working on oj 0) ^ 9. turn it into gas. Initial studies by Southern Califor­ ways to turn terrestrial wastes into a "We believe we can gather nia Edison and UCLA indicate the J VI * i substitute for scarce natural gas. different wastes and mix them so the heat value of waste in Southern "We are going to take the organic micro-organisms that make methane California — a substance that does waste from Southern California and gas efficiently will think (garbage) is nothing more today than fill up 3 ® I turn it into something more useful tasty stuff." Brown said canyons in the area's mountain than ordinary landfill," Brown said. 0 ,^ 0 . "They've been using microbial ranges — could equal 50 per cent of "W ere really making advanced §■ degradation processes at the nearby the energy that part of the state now o s application of old and proven Hyperion sewage treatment plant for gets from burning natural gas and technology." years. They dispose of waste, rather oil. Brown and the other TRW. Inc., » ’ ( A than make fuel, but the basics of the Brown said Southern California, with chemists on his team at Redondo 3 S f w same." its stable climate that avoids Beach. Calif . are working with Unlike the production of methane seasonal changes in garbage com­ Southern California Edison's in garbage dumps, which takes about position, is more suited to the research and development biology five years to get under way and process than most other areas of the section and the school of public United States allows recovery of only about 25 to _-rrn health at the University of California On a nationwide basis, he said, at Los Angeles. 50 per cent of the available methane, Hi’I the proposed plant could fire up im­ solid waste from all urban areas They hope to win an Energy mediately and recover close to 100 probably could produce no more than Research and Development Ad­ per cent of the gas. Brown said. 6 per cent of U S. natural gas needs. ministration contract that could lead m A plant of the type being planned (0 3

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Obituaries They prepared for storm laNTCNNIAL than a rainy day compared :ts and made sure there was a Mrs. Young eaid. The shed Herald angle By GREG PEARSON stayed in piace. to the Hurricane of ‘38, a Yankee front office fined plentiful supply of candles storm she remembers Herald Reporter in the house. A few kettles They also placed piping Mrs. HoIutI Neil Frederick J. Sehullz well. Except for an occasional were filled with water, and in their yard to heip divert Earl Yost EAST HARTFORD - Frederick J. “Oh brother, that was NEW YORK (UPI) - As if instant replay has become a way of Mrs. Dorothy M. Neil, 57, of 80 N. tree branch on the ground, a stemo stove was dusted water away from a spot Then the scoreboard showed a He denied that objects were Schultz, 76, of 340 Oak St. died bad,” she said. She Sports Editor life. The so-called “policy" of the Main St. died Tuesday night at there were few signs this off. None of these was near the house where a things weren’t going bad replay of the play, accompanied by thrown at Kunkel as a result of rhe Tuesday at Manchester Memorial i recalled being in a movie league to cover up controversial Manchester Memorial Hospital. She morning that Manchester necessary, however. The large puddle sometimes enough for the New York the booing of the fans, and the replay. Hospital. He was the husband of Mrs. theater in Hartford when replays is only a recommendation of was the wife of Robert Neil. had been hit by high winds Nevises never lost their forms during heavy rain. Yankees on the field, now the scoreboard then flashed the names of “The league refers to objects being Elizabeth Fink Schultz. the 1938 storm hit. “We the league president, and not, as far Mrs. Neil formerly was an instruc­ and heavy rains only 24 power. “We thought, if we got the umpires. After the game Yankee thrown at Kunkel as a result of the Mr. Schultz had been employed for kept hearing these funny front office is having its as we know, a league rule. It is a tor of cooking at the Community Y hours before. The storm’s They did have a few six to eight inches of rain, owner George Steinbrenner sent a replay and the posting of the names,” many years at Pratt and Whitney noises. When we got out­ problems. recommendation we, on behalf of the and a supervisor in the Manchester lack of predicted ferocity, tomato plants blown over, we’d n e ^ the pipes to pre­ telegram to the league office com­ said the spokesman, “and while we Recreation Department. She also Division of United Technologies plus the precautionary vent our cellar from side, we were realiy sur­ The Yankees have lost four of their fans, do not happen to be in agree­ plaining about the umpires and gave Corp., East Hartford, before his but other than that, their port bus and transportation runs $100 certainly do not condone such had been employed as a school steps taken by local flooding,” she said. prised. There were trees Father and son combo last five games and 11 of the last 16 to ment with. copies to the news media. retirement in 1965. He was born April yard and home suffered no daily...Players receive $23 daily behavior, we must point out that the crossing guard at Nathan Hale residents, helped keep They also filled a tub down all over,’’ she said. It's a tossup as to who was thrilled see their once impressive lead in the “When and if the members of the 'The spokesman added that the 30, 1900 in Shelton and had lived in damage. meal money...United Aircraft ferries objects were thrown immediately School. During the Revolutionary Belie's damage to a with water and gathered up Leona Zaleski, 71 Linn- the most. Gene Johnson who American League East slip to S'A American League should choose to Yankees intend to list the names of East Hartford most of his life. “We were prepared,” 21 of the 24 clubs with the projected after the call and not following the She was born Oct. 11, 1918 ir War, Thomas Jefferson led minimum. a supply of candles and more Dr., also recalled games. Tuesday Yankee manage­ make this a league rule, we would the umpires working a game on the Other survivors are two sons, Mary Young of 35 Lake St. delivered the long ball, a sacrifice fly revenue betw een $2 and $2.5 scoreboard activity. The scoreboard Manchester, daughter of the laU the fight in the Virginia What actions did local batteries. But, their power 1938, “This was mild com­ to centerfield, or his son, Mike, who ment was hit with a $1,000 fine and have no choice but to comply fully. scoreboard for all future home had notl^^g to do with the fans' ac­ William E. Schultz of Manchester legislature to eliminate feudal said. million...It costs $50,000 a minute for Carl and Augusta Palmquist Ander­ families take before going also never went out. pared to that,” she said. tagged up and scored from third base officially reprimanded by the For now. we think it is important games and feel no wrongdoing had tions. and Frederick C. Schultz of Pueblo, inheritance practices of The Youngs have oniy teevee commercial time on NBC son, and had lived here all her life. to bed Monday night, just Helen Taylor of 27 She said she put some American League for holding the um­ that our fans be given an accurate been committed Sunday. "We feel Colo,; a sister, Mrs. Mary Brown of ■ primogeniture and entail" lived in their home for two to give Moriarty's a 1-0 win over Saturday games and $50,000 for Mon­ She was a member of Emanuel hours before Belle passed Florence St. also stored fresh water aside before pires working Sunday’s game to picture of action on the field, and we fans are entitled to know the names "We have been notified that we are Southington; six grandchildren and The first, which by the oldest years, so this was the first Volkswagen last week in the Twilight day night games. All-Star and World Lutheran Church. Pomona Grange, son in a family inherited the through? some water and had Belle hit, but she didn’t do ridicule on the s()oreboard. do not think the omission of this ser­ of the umpires — all fans, not just officially reprimanded and lined $1,- two great-grandchildren. time they faced a storm in Baseball League. "It’s a sign that Series games bring in $113,000 per American Legion Auxiliary and Tem­ entire estate The second “ We brought in ail our candles ready; neither too much else, They didn't like it one bit. vice is in the best interest of the those who purchase scorecar(Js,” 000. To this we only ask, are we being The funeral is Thursday at 10 a.m. their Lake St. house. I'm growing old,” the veteran John­ minute for advertising.,,'The average ple Chapter, OES, prevented an estate to be sued outside furniture and tied item was needed. “ I just hoped for the "We would like to point out that we game of the fans.” said the spokesman. "From now on, finea for showing our fans exactly at the John F. Tierney Funeral A backyard storage shed, son said. The younger Johnson played fan sp e n d s $2 fo r food and Other survivors are a son, Robert sell in portions Both prac­ up an awning in front of our Belle was hardly more best,” she said. have only the fans in mind when we we will make it a policy to post the what happens on the field, just as Home, 219 W. Center St., tices contributed to the con­ used to store iawn equip­ with Rockville High this spring...'Top drinks..,Teams purchase 65,000 room The controversy arose in the eighth W, Neil of Bolton; and four home," Ruth Nevis of 57 use our scoreboard for instant umpires names at the start of each they would see at home on Manchester. The Rev. David W. tinued indebtedness of the ment and bicycles, was four tegms in the Feline ^ftball rights in hotels each season...Al inning. Baltimore first baseman grandchildren, Robert Neil. Brian Miiford Rd. said. replays, " a spokesman said. "The game, along with the lineups. Our television? If we are, we think the Rhinas, co-pastor of Concordia large property holders to emptied. “The winds were League will launch playoffs Monday DeRogatis has been axed from NFL Tony Muser hobbled a throw from .N’eil, Matthew Neil and Wendy Neil, She also brought an old- board cost us $30 million and we see posting of their names on Sunday people responsible lor these Lutheran Church, Manchester, will British merchants. The World strong, and we weren’t night with a twinbill. It will be double telecasts as a color commentator. third and had trouble finding the bag all of Bolton. Almanac notes that as a result fashioned kerosene iamp no reason, with this great innovation, came a full inning after the highly decisions better take a long look al officiate. Burial will be in St. James sure what wouid happen,” OUTDOORS elimination...Annual Father and Son NBC will use two men instead of with his foot but umpire Bill Kunkel The funeral is Saturday at 11 a m. of these changes, women were down from out of the attic Let's Cook Plnehurst USDA Choice (5 to the lb.) BEEF Golf Tournament has been postponed why fans at the ballgame should see called Yankee batter Gene Locklear disputed call at first base by veteran what truly represents the best in­ Cemetery, Manchester. PATTIES outdoors. three men in the booth this season to at Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. also allowed to inherit proper­ until Aug. 29 at the Manchester Coun­ anv less than the fans at home, where out. umpire Bill Kunkel.” terests of baseball and its fans. " Center St The Rev, Ronald J. Four­ Friends may call at the funeral ty LEAN describe NFL play. Floyd Little, the home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. try Club...This has been a season for New Haven man who made it big nier. pastor of Emanuel Lutheran Coal strike end remote records at the Country Club. The Church, will officiate. Burial will be The family suggests that any BEEF PARIES with Denver as a running back, will memorial gifts may be made to the women’s 18-hoIe low was first join NBC as a grid analyst,..The in East Cemetery. CHARLESTON, W. Va. Miners are protesting matched by Joan King at 73 and Friends may call at the funeral Manchester Memorial Hospital 2 8 ‘ WHA will operate with 12 teams this Development Fund. (UPI) - A United Mine federal court interference broken a week later by Nancy season. The Eastern Division will Cubs hottest club $1.3» lb. home Thursday and Friday from 2 to Workers official said today in mine disputes. Narkon, reigning club champ with a 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Greek-Turkish find New England. Quebec, St. Paul, he believes it will take “a Miller and the union’s DELUXE c h o p p e d ’ 72, On the male side. Bill King tied Birmingham. Indianapolis and Cin­ massive move by the International Executive the course low, 65...Holes-in-one ■Mrs. Charles E. Davis oil dispute S I M PARIES cinnati... Just Wondering Nicole II. II a use II discussed majority” to end a bitter Board members attempted have been quite frequent, too. In re­ Department; Will the Whalers drop in baseball today EAST HARTFORD - Nicole H. Mrs. Harriet E. Dunn Davis, 65, of strike that has set miner Tuesday to persuade 3 4 « .... cent years, a rash of aces have been the New England tag and be known Hansen. 2-year-old daughter of Mr, I lls . Lakewood Circle died Tuesday against miner in the southern West Virginia recorded in the fall...Ted Kroll and as the Hartford Whalers? NEW YORK (UPI) — The hottest team in baseball right now at Manchester Memorial Hospital. nation's coal fields. si.et lb. and Mrs. Robert Hansen of 35 THE HAGUE, Netherlands (UPI) miners to return to work Bob Toski, winners of the first two Sports is the long-forgotten Chicago Cubs. Bidwell Ave . died Monday at Yale- She was the wife of Charles E. Davis. — Expressing support for European June Floyd, president of d u rin g a C h a rle sto n BLOCK ISLAND* ' ' Insurance City Opens, will join the Thanks to an ailing batting coach New Haven Hospital from injuries Mrs. Davis had been employed for unity, U.S. Secretary of State Henry northern West Virginia’s meeting characterized by BONELESS field for the silver anniversary GHO Rose back on top '■ named Lou Fonseca, a weak-hitting and St. Louis drubbed Houston, 8-1 sustained July 25 in a lent lire in East 25 years at the Aetna Insurance Co., A. Kissinger arrived in the District 31, said he waited shouts and insults. starting next Thursday at the Don’t look now but Pete Rose is catcher named Steve Swisher and a Bra\es 2, Phillies 1 Lyme. Hartford, before she retired in 1973, Netherlands today for talks on the by his telephone nearly all The crowd of 5(X) stam­ SWOMFISH Wethersfield Country Club. Toski, heading the pack in the National strongarmed right-hander named Atlanta’s Phil Niekro hurled eight Her brother, Robert, died July 26 and was a member of the firm's Girls quarrel between NATO allies Greece night hoping UMW Presi­ ping, shouting miners PERDUE FRESH then 26, became the youngest player League batting race. The Cincinnati Ray Burris, the resurgent Cubs have innings and staked himself to his 12th at Yale-New Haven Hospital from in­ Club. and Turkey over oil rights in the dent Arnold Miller would screamed in anger at on the PGA tour to win a major tour­ third baseman has taken over the won six of their last seven games and win by doubling home the decisive juries suffered in the lire. She was born in Hartford and had Aegean Sea. call to say that there would Miller and repeatedly CHICKEN LEDS nament. Later that summer Toski lead with a .333 average. Tnree 13 of their last 17. run after Vic Correll's triple in the Nicole was born in Manchester. lived in Manchester for 35 years. She Kissinger arrived at Schipol air­ be a unified push by miners vowed to continue their came to town and won the seventh. Dave .May singled home was a member of the First Redleg teammates are in the thick of The usually light-hitting Swisher Other survivors are a brother, port at 11 a m. (6 a m. EDT) after a wanting to return. strike until all federal ... 8 9 V Manchester Open. Former ^Ailing^ Palm er Willie Montanez with the other the battle for the title, Ken Griffey, belted a three-run, second-inning Gustave S Hansen of East Hartford; Presbyterian Church of Hartford, the flight from Deauville, France, where "That's what we need, a court injunctions had been Pittsburgh Pirate pitching ace Steve No, 2 on the list, at .330, George homer Tuesday to ignite a 6-3 victory B raves' run in the filth, but a sister, Gina R. Hansen of East Women's Club of Manchester and the he spent Tuesday relaxing. massive move by the eliminated. Come to Pinehurst, the meat store, for freshly sliced Blass and Rick Barry. Golden State Foster is fifth at .326 and Joe over another hot team, the Cincinnati Philadelphia scored in the ninth Hartford; her paternal grand­ Daughters of Scotia. In a brief planeside statement, majority that want this Tobin, Mucke and Grote Si Weigel Cold Cuts...Potato Warrior standojqt, will be in Salad, Macaroni Salad. Cole Slaw and Stanley s Keilbasa. Morgan's .317 mark in the seventh Reds. Burris, meanwhile, went 7 1-3 against a pair of relievers parents, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore H. Other survivors are two daughters, Kissinger, looking tanned, said he had strike to end,” said Floyd. Wednesday's GHO Pro-Am...Ben Dodgers .5. Pirates 1 Mrs. George Eagleson and Mrs. “I was expecting to hear Brewster will conduct a free soccer highest bat figure...Ralph DeNicolo, one-hits Twins innings to gain his fifth straight vic- Hansen of Coventry; her maternal come to Holland because the United Country Club golf pro, noted last torv and improve his overall record The Dodgers, rebounding from grandparents, Mr and Mrs. Howard Robert Larmett, both of States and The Netherlands thought word from Miller that Murder arrests clinic Saturday morning at St, More Pinehurst Summer Specials... week that not one weekend was lost to 9-11. their no-hit effort against C. Dann of Bloomfield, and her Manchester; a sister, Mrs. Helen "that it was important that we meet everyone would go back on NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Thomas Seminary starting at 10...An­ IMPORTED LEAN • DOMESTIC LEAN to bad weather this season. So what It was only the fifth home run for Pittsburgh's John Candelaria the maternal great-grandmother, Mrs. Gray of Manchester; and six early in the presidency of The the same shift at the same Two New Haven men have nual Charlie Robbins Five Mile Road NEW YORK (UPI) — Jim Palmer shrugged off the incident, happens. Sunday was a complete Swisher but his second in four days night before, banged out 11 hits off ■Arthur Braun of Bloomfield grandchildren. Netherlands of the European tim e" been arrested and police Race will be held Aug. 21 in but if he'd taken his doctor's advice he would have been resting BOILED HAM i BOILED HAM washout...Rick Ley of the New and he cited batting coach Fonseca three pitchers and put the game The funeral is Thursday at 9 a m. .The funeral is Thursday at 1;30 Economic Community. The strike, which has Middletown. Tuesday night instead of pitching the fourth one-hitter of his sought a third suspect in England Whalers, a low handicap as a major help, Fonseca, away in the fifth when Ron Cey at Newkirk and Whitney Funeral p m. at Rose Hill Funeral Home, 580 "The United States strongly sup­ idled up to 120,(X)0 miners the stabbing death of *1i35Major league baseball teams use Red Sox player has collected 200 or one-hitter and giving the Baltimore 12th homer. Detroit won the opener sacrifice fly by Dusty Baker ac­ There are no calling hours. Hill. European Community and with its ion ranks. Apparently, William Shelton, both 24, SWIFT PREMIUM approximately 26,000 dozen baseballs more base hits since Johnny Pesky in Orioles a 2-0 victory over the on Rusty Staub's three-run double counted for the other two Los There are no calling hours. presidency during the months most miners in northern were charged with murder SKINLESS a year at a cost of $500,000. All balls 1947. Fred Lynn led the club a year Minnesota Twins Tuesday night, that with two out in the eighth. Angeles runs in the fourtj), The family suggests that any ahead.” West Virginia would like to National League Tuesday and ordered held are manufactured in Haiti that the ago with 175...Fred Lindstrom, he had had severe stomach pains .Vs 2, Brewers 1 F.xpos 3. Giants 2 ' ' memorial gifts may be made to the Kissinger said it was his first visit return to work, while Dwight S. .Akcrlind on 3100,000 bond each, big leaguers use...It costs ball clubs former New York Giant player who after eating dinner Sunday. In another costly ninth-inning Earl Williams, who committed a Manchester Memorial Hospital to the Netherlands as Secretary of miners in the south, where police said. FRANKFURTS All meet or sll best between $350,000 and $400,000 for entered the Hall of Fame last Mon­ His ailment was diagnosed as a error, Milwaukee second baseman two-base error in the top of the BOLTON — Dwight S: Akerlind, 33, Development Fund. State but said he “served in the the flareup began four ment, hasn't been in the ball park for Police, declining to iden­ Put a tew In your freezer at this price road expenses in a season, The air day at Cooperstown, N.Y., told me pulled muscle in his stomach and the Gary Sutherland let a throw from seventh, atoned for it in the bottom of of 10 Sunset Dr. was dead on arrival Netherlands in the United States weeks ago, have vowed to a month. tify the third suspect, bill runs about $5 million for all two years ago during spring training doctor told him not to pitch for a few pitcher Jim Slaton on a sacrifice bunt the inning by tripling home what Tuesday night at Rockville General M rs. Adolphe Paquette Army in 1944 and my friendship for stay out. FROM PINEHURST theorized the slaying was clubs...The average club spends 80 that Dick Allen's Salary with go through him at first base, enabling "I talked to him a couple of proved to be the winning run. Hospital after suffering an apparent the Netherlands has extended over a Miners throughout much SHURFINE.SLICED THE MEAT STORE Mrs. Marie Louise Paquette, 73, of connected with an nights on the road at an average hotel Philadelphia, $225,000, was more pinch-runner Matt Alexander to times,” Swisher said, "and he told Williams, whose triple scored Gary heart attack at his home. He was the 16 Clinton St. died this morning at long period of time.” of the nation have said they attempted burglary June BACON TENDER LEAN me a few things—to spread out my Carter to break a 2-2 tie. had fallen husband of Mrs. Denise Harding would follow West room price of $12. The average party than the entire Giant team he played American League score all the way from first with the Manchester Memorial Hospital. She 13 in the victim’s apart­ * 1 . 4 9 ,b CUBE STEAKS is 35 (excluding the press) and the with received. Allen is currently on winning run. Vida Blue hurled a five- stance and not try to connect too on his back trying to field Darrell Akerlind. Virginia’s lead on whether soon. I was pressing and was the wife of Adolphe Paquette. ment. cost runs nearly $50,000 a year...Air­ the disabled list after going AWOL. hitter for Oakland to even his record Evans' grounder at first base and Mr. Akerlind was employed as a Mrs. Paquette was born in Berlin, or not to return to the pits. overswinging and overstriding.” then threw wildly into the Giants' days. But, he ignored the advice and at 10-10. shipping and receiving clerk at the N.H., and lived there until coming to • 1 .5 9 Burris allowed nine hits but limited dugout, Evans later scored from LEAN USDA CHOICE came within inches of his second no­ Firearms Division of Colt Industries, Manchester 33 years ago. Before her Sen. Weieker the high-scoring Reds to only three third West Hartford, He was born Feb. 16. GROUND BEEF Salt on 3 lb. Boxta hitter. Palmer struck out five and retirement in 1974, she was employed Fingers repeats runs, all of them the result of Joe Cardinals 8. Astros I From Pinehurst, the TOBIN’a, lat PRIZE walked one in winning his 15th game, 1943 in Hartford, son of Mrs. Anna at Pioneer Systems. F ir e c a lls NEW YORK I UPI) - Oakland Morgan's 20th home run and Dan Keith Hernandez drove in three Mazulis Akerlind of Hartford and the not interested meat etore Lightning worried tops in the AL. She was a communicant of St. FRANKS reliever Rollie Fingers became the Driessen's fourth. runs and Lynn McGlothen benefited late Dwight Akerlind, and had lived Mike Cubbage connected for the James Church and a member of the * 1 . 1 9 lb first player this year to repeat as Elsewhere in the National League. from a 13-hit Cardinals attack to gain in Bolton for the past eight years. Manchester High School. (Town) Twins' hit when he singled past se­ Atlanta edged Philadelphia, 2-1. Los his 10th victory. St. Louis scored four Ladies of St, James, the French Club WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. $1.15 10 lb. lots * 3 .4 4 3 lb. box American League Player of the Week Other survivors are a son, Dwight Tuesday, 11:37 a m. - Heal Tuesday, 9:30 p.m. — First cond baseman Bobby Grich in the se­ .Angeles downed Pittsburgh. 5-1. runs in the first off rookie Bo of Manchester, St. Margaret’s Cir­ Lowell Weieker, R-Conn., said says detector alarm at Crestfield Ellis but not Royals by winning the award for August 2-8, aid call to A C. Peterson shop. cond inning—a ball Grich said he S. Akerlind HI, at home; a daughter. cle, Daughters of Isabella, AL President Lee MacPhail an­ Montreal shaded San Francisco. 3-2. McLaughlin, highlighted by Her­ he has “ absolutely no interest” in Convalescent Home, Box 9123, Main and N. Main Sts. (Eighth might have fielded if he had moved Heather Akerlind. at home; and two Shop Pinehurst Frozen Food Section nounced Tuesday. .New York put away San Diego. 5-4. nandez" two-run triple Manchester Grange and St. Anne' becoming President Ford's running no fire. (Town) District) one step farther. sisters, Mrs. Phillip (Esther) for these Summer Specials... Fingers appeared in three games Sodality of Berlin. While in Berlin, mate. Tuesday, 12:05 p.m. — Tuesday, 10:02 p.m. —False KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) — Before the New York Yankees "Jim told me to move over a bit Madore of Coventry and Mrs. James last week and saved all three without she was president of the Democratic ‘It was a surprise,” Weieker said Minor chemical fire in cellar alarm at Box 571, Manchester played the Kansas City Royals Wednesday, Dock Ellis was before he pitched to Cubbage, ” (Elizabeth! Duquette of Hartford. Women’s Club of Ward 4. at 502 Adams St. (Town) High School. (Town) LAND 0 LAKES 2 LB. allowing a single run. He yielded a The funeral is Friday at 11 a.m. at in an interview Tuesday after lear­ worrying about lightning. But once the game between the Grich said. "I moved over one step. Other survivors are a son, Leo Tuesday, 12; 18 p.m, — Heal Tuesday, 10:02 p.m. — False stingy six hits in eight innings while Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. ning he was being considered by American League division leaders started, Ellis caused the con­ If I'd moved two steps I think I could Paquette of Hartford, a daughter, detector alarm at Crestfield report of fire at 92 Winthrop TURKEY ROASTS striking out 11 and walking only one. Center St , Manchester The Rev. Ford. “I didn’t learn it myself until I have fielded the ball." Mrs. Vitti (Ida) Biretta of Cincin­ Convalescent Home, Box 9123, Rd. (Town) cern. His ERA was 0 00. David Campbell, pastor of the United saw myself being mentioned on no fire. (Town) Tuesday, 10:21 p.m. — White a Dark Meat were dead before their foot hit the New York shaded Kansas City, 2-1, Koosman listens nati, Ohio; a brother, Josephat ALL WHITE MEAT The Yankee pitcher threw 5 1-3 in­ television.” Tuesday, 12:55 p.m. — Minor electrical fire at 495 2 lb. ground,'’ he said.''That scared me. " in 11 innings, Texas defeated Detroit, Methodist Church of Bolton, will of­ Cloutier of Berlin, N.H.,; and five 2 lb. nings of no-hit ball and, with 11th in­ linden to start ficiate Burial will be in Bolton Weieker got the official word in a Wires down at 151 School St. Tolland Tpke. (Eighth The fright did not bother Ellis's 3-0, after an 8-5 loss, California beat grandchildren. (Town) District) TURKEY ROAST i TURKEY ROAST ning help from Sparky Lyle, went on FULLERTON, Calif. (UPI) - telephone call from a White House t a Boston, 5-4, and Oakland edged Center Cemetery. a goodeiAA/l Kiiwbuy at•• $1.38*4 Ilb. k e liv n w I to raise his record to 12-6 as the pitching. Kansas City's lone run The funeral is Saturday at 8:15 aide a short time later. That was Tuesday, 2:42 p.m. — Open Today, 7:32 a.m. — False featured at $1.65 lb. Milwaukee, 2-1, in the only other AL Former University of Southern as manager talks Friends may call at the funeral came on an inside-the-park homer by a m. from Holmes Funeral Home, burning at 73 Ridge St, report of fire at Beacon Hill 2 lb. rote! Yankees broke a four-game losing California star Pat Haden will be the followed by a packet requesting his 2 lb. roast Al Cowens in the seventh inning on a games. home Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 400 Main St., with a Mass at St. (Town) Apartments, W. Middle Tpke. streak with an 11-inning 2-1 win over starting quarterback for the NFL Los pm. tax returns, a net worth statement, misplayed ball by right fielder Lou Tigers 8-0, Rangers 5-3 James Church at 9. Burial will be in Tuesday, 9:24 p.m. — False (Town) the Royals, Angeles Rams when the team meets The family suggests that any health data and financial records for Pinella. Steve Hargan pitched an eight-hit NEW YORK (UPI) — Jerry Koosman has been around the St. James Cemetery. alarm at Box 68, Illing Junior *2.75 I *3.29 Thurman Munson provided the the first-year Seahawks Saturday in memorial gifts may be made to the previous campaigns. Ellis finally tired after giving up shutout as Texas salvaged the second major leagues long enough to know when it's time to tell his Friends may call at the funeral winning margin with a 400-foot solo Seattle's Kingdome. Heart Association of Greater Hart­ Weieker said his net worth state­ five hits and two walks in 10 innings, game with the help of Tom Grieve s manager that he’s had enough. home Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. and And look what 99' lb. will bring you at Pinehurst the blast over the left field wall off relief ford, 310 Collins St,, Hartford, ment and tax returns are customari­ meat store. Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. pitcher Steve Mingori. The homer allowing Lyle to come on for the final And Manager Joe Frazier has been ly placed in the Congressional PRIDE OF THE FARM White Meat (6 lb. ave ) came with two out in the top of the inning. around the New York .Mels long Record so there will be no problem SAM shows reset 11th in a game which already had ‘‘That’s the longest I can enough to know that sometimes a complying with the request. been delayed two hours by storms. remember going,” said Ellis, a tiring Koosman is a better bet than Asked if he had any idea why Ford The Summer Activities in Manchester (SAM) spon­ TURKEY BRaST . . J 9 ‘ ,. (Composer Jerry Gray sored traveling theater show that was canceled from its Before the game Ellis sat around former Pittsburgh Pirate. "The only anyone he has warming up in the would consider him as a running other time 1 went past the ninth was Monday playground visits because of rain has been the locker room wondering if he builpen Greenwich, Conn. He was elected to would get a chance to pitch. in the 1970 playoffs and after I got the Koosman " gave Frazier the word" DALLAS (UPli — Jerry Gray, a He arranged the music for Shaw’s rescheduled. in Congress in 1968, won his Senate first out in the 10th, Lee May emptied that he thought he should come out of composer, performer, arranger and "Begin the Beguine" and Vic The theater program will be presented Thursday at “Then someone started talking seat in 1970 and is up for re-election the bases. I just stayed around to the game Tuesday night with the conductor in the Big Band era died at Damone's "I Have But One Heart,” 9:30 a.m. at Bowers School playground and at 11 a.m. at about lightning and I remembered all this year. finish it up.” Mets leading the San Diego Padres 5- his home Tuesday night of a heart at­ both Gold Record winners. Buckley School playground. the stories about pitchers on the mound who had their legs cocked and Lyle picked up the save, his 19th. 4 with two out and two on the ninth in­ tack. He also scored the motion pictures ning. Gray, 58, who composed "A String "Pink Panther,” "The Glenn Miller Bridge expert " I told him to take me out. of Pearls " and "Pennsylvania 6- Story,” and “What Did You Do in the Koosman said, but he said. 1 don t 5000" was a native of Boston. He was War, Daddy?" dead at 84 a violinist at 7 and became concert want to take you out — they II bring Gray was leader of the orchestra at MIAMI (UPI) — Julian Barth, master of the Boston Junior Solaita delivers in Willie McCovey to pinch hit " So I the Venetian Room of the Fairmount Symphony at 12. nationally known contract bridge stayed in, threw all curveballs and Hotel at his death. He was survived expert who won the Harold Vander­ He joined the first Artie Shaw got Ted Kubiak on a grounder for the by his widow, two sons and a bilt Trophy in 1932, died in a subur­ orchestra as violinist and arranger. PINEHURST HAMRURQ game-ending putout " daughter. ban hospital Tuesday. He was 84. to sink Red Sox It was the 14th victory for Barth also was a member of a four- Koosman against seven losses but he man team which won the Curt H. REEF PAniES ANAHEIM, Calif. (UPI) —• California Angel manager Norm wouldn't speculate about achieving Reisinger Trophy in national com­ Frathly frozen In 4 lb. boxM box of 4 Ibi. (20 patflot) Sherry has high hopes for Tony Solaita, acquired earlier this his first 20-victory season. petition 20 years ago. year from the Kansas City Royals. "I'm not going to try to win my He was a native of New York City 20th five days from now.^ he said Water pipe bids sought The first Samoan player in major and a graduate of New York Univer­ Special *4.79 "I'm going to try to win my 15th. " sity. He moved to the Miami area 40 league baseball, Solaita measure homers, Solaita said he has The Town of Manchester is seeking a caretaker's apartment in the At the sam e tim e, koosman years ago upon retirement as an elec­ demonstrated his muscle Tuesday been trying to improve his swing bids lor replacement of water pipes building will not be included in the acknowledged that It felt good to beat trical engineer with the Marconi Co. night in the Angel's 5-4 come-from- lately by not trying to pull the ball. in the Community Y building on N. improvements, however. Randy Jones, with 18 victories the Barth is survived by his widow, behind victory over the Boston Red “I've always been a consistent Main St Insulation of all hot water lines and COKE or TAB I N A p A N Sox. major leagues, leading winner of the Elizabeth. hitter but I'we been trying to pull the year Koosman's 14 wins are second The work includes replacement of of cold water lines in the ceiling area Solaita was the Angel offense, hit­ ...and 64 OZ. (poclll PUNCH ball too much," said Solaita. “Now to Jones in the National League. all potable cold water lines from the of the building’s bowling alleys will ting a two-run homer in the sixth in­ w 64 OZ. sptclal I'm hitting it harder and they’re ■‘It certainly does satisfy me to water meter to all fixtures, and all also be included in the work. Masons seeking ning and setting up the tying run in going straight away.” beat him. " said Kmisman "It's the potable hot water lines from the hot Bids will be opened on Aug. 23 at 11 69* the ninth with a double. Solaita’s three-for-four perfor­ water heater to all fixtures. Pipes in a m. and should be addressed to M.A. replacement blood then some satisfaction of beating one of the best Sherry, at the helm of the Califor­ 79* mance helped hard luck pitcher Gary in the league You know you're not Pass, Director of General Services, nia ship for only two weeks, is happy Ross notch his seventh win in 20 going to gel many runs against turn — Municipal Building, Manchester. Manchester Lodge of Masons is SHOP PINEHURST FOR SUPER VEQETABLE To have Solaita. (Herald photo by Dunnl decisions. Ross, who at one point although, in this ease, we did gel live In Mi'imiriuiii Pass said bids are being opened seeking replacement blood for a ^ HARTFORD IVATHXVAL VALUES...HONEYOEWS, CANTALOUPES... "He’s a great hitter and a good In lovinjj momiiry of ,Jamei retired 13 batters in a row, scattered against him" Aug. 23 so information on the cost of member who is ill in Florida. Opon Thursday and Friday 8 AM til 8 PM team player," said Sherry. “He’s got Second best in Colt Baseball League Tnvi((no, who [liissi-tj away August 11 (The Rivorlte Person) RAIMK six hits. Koosman helped his own cause m IWl the work can be provided to the The request has been made by the Smrday 8 til 6 an explosive type of swing with a Middle 'Rimpike Office, H20 Middle 'Rimpike West Back-to-back triples by-Jim Rice Runner>up to the Monrhritlrr Mcrrliiinlit in the Colt ^iilcr- Town Haitcliall l.cagur was the second when he singUnl m two Board of Directors for their wife of the member, Edward ^ y c e great amount of power. Anyone who Ah It (iawn.\ another year Manchester Green Office, ()21 MifldleT\im|)ike East and Cecil Cooper in the seventh in­ Criapino'a Supreme entry. Squad inemliera, front row, left to right, Coaeli Rax Cam- runs and scored a third as the Mels Wf miss you in our lonely hours September meeting. of Fort Lauderdale. can hit a ball out of this ballpark In PINEHURST GROCERY INC. ning gave the Red Sox a 4-3'lead pnseo, Chris DeCiantin, Scott l.insenliigler, ^^'axne Parker, Pete Osta^lien. Roh scored four runs for a 4-0 lead San Thinking lhouf(hts of you The project, if approved, would be The Bloodmobile will visit North Manchester Office, 220 Noith Main St. 302 Main near lha Armory dead centerfield has to have great which held up until the bottom of the Diego lied it in the third as Dave funded with federal General Revenue tomorrow at Manchester Memorial F’irat Mtinchester Office. oO') Mtiin St. power.” Pilver. Standing, Roh Walter, Riek (wuiriider, Roh llaldin, Daxe keeoex. Mike Wife, S<»n, llauKhii-r lASt rASKma...ne*$i u$t ret tvaix lioht iutton...w»lk ninth. The loss ended a four-game Winfield's Ihree-run homer sparked a and firandchildri-n Sharing funds, which would require Hospital in the conference room area Lionr IS nor autouatic... | Known in Kansas City for his tape- win streak. Quesnel, Bryan MrMuhon, Pete (fOiirley, Waxne Ostrout, (iarx l.ahree. the board's approval. from 10:45 a m. to 4:30 p.m. four-run burst • / » MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., August 11, 1976 — PAGE THIRTEEN PAGE TWELVE - manphrsteR EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., Aufjust 11. W j Law could gain $300,000 Brown’s alive in regional play Final day Chatanooga, Tenn., Labor for town in new revenue Brown’s Tires, Connec­ the Silk Towners for the Where Quality Aluiayi Exceedt The Price! Day weekend. S ta n d in g s Nicklaus seeking ticut ASA women’s slow National Tournament in The good neighbor pitch softball champions, A new law affecting motor vehicle taxes The new system allows the town to Today U llie final day may mean as much as $3(X),000 in in­ to Hign up for the un* came back on the weekend capture the revenue quicker,” Turek said. GREETING CARDS creased revenue for the town of Town Manager Robert B. Weiss ISational League nuai town tennin tour* after losing the opener to FOR ALL OCCASIONS score three victories in the Manchester. The law may also mean in­ received a letter earlier this month from needs a little MEATOWN fifth PGA golf nament. i See Our Large Display KuHt 1976 R egional double creased help will be needed for the offices Stanley J. Pac, commissioner of the 1215'2 HEATING OILS END OF SEASON to be billed for it before it can be requests for additional help “because of citing a slight case of blood poisoning challenge Nicklaus in the $250,000 bandlin^ applirutionn. Wallingford, 6-5, and New hundred percent of all the blood that’s freely donated in America. \\ event are one of his playing partners Hampshire, 4-1. registered. Billings are presently made all the extra work required by the new billing W L Pet GB sustained last weekend when he fell riiere it* a ?*mnll entry OIL BURNER A CLEARANCE! And that’s not all. This freely donated blood is ten times less likely tc New Low Pricel BONELESS in the practice round, Tom Weiskopf, Play resumes Saturday at once at the end of the fiscal year. system. Cincinnati 73 40 .646 off his motorbike near his Napa. fee for each event HEATING INSTALLATION Guaranteed lu x u r y cause hepatitis in the recipient than is blood from commercial who admitted his near miss at the with Brown's meeting New Collector of Revenue James Turek said Turek said he would not be able to tell Los Angeles 60 52 536 12'2 Calif,, home and ripped open his enlered. U.S. Open rattled his game. Haven at noon. Three ve ground pools. that under the present system collection until the system starts whether he will sources. SIRLOIN STEAK 57 59 491 17>'2 right hand. 643-5135 Houston "It affected me a great deal. I put straight wins will qualify on motor vehicle taxes can be delayed request any additional help for his depart­ 55 60 .478 19 Miller's doctors assured him there So the blood you give to the American Red Cross—America’s Good San Diego great preparation into that tourna­ Must SACRIFICE! 19’x3V almost a year. Thus, the town has to wait ment. 52 61 .460 21 will be no lasting effects. PGA of­ Neighbor—not only may save a life. In today's serious blood Atlanta ment and when I didn't win (Jerry for the money and is not able to invest it He said there are 35,000 motor vehicles 49 67 .422 25'2 ficials said, and Nicklaus said he felt O.D. complete with lUter, situation, it also just might prevent e San Francisco Pate beat him by two shots). it great­ as quickly. registered in Manchester. He estimated Tiiesduv* R(l‘Slllls bad for Miller. Under the old system, revenue from about 8,000 of those are new transfers death. Or serious illness. "But you should ride motorbikes in ly disappointed me,.' he said "Only lin e r, ladder, pump Chicago 6, Cincinnati 3 in the last two or three weeks have I NOTICE Manchester Midget Cheerleading motor vehicle taxes for the 1975-76 fiscal during one year. Giving blood is easy, takes only a ,‘ 1 . 3 3 Montreal 3, San Francisco 2 the off season," he added. sundeck, fencing and year was $1,5 million, Turek said. “Undoubtedly, the new law will create a Nicklaus played a practice round been able to forget about it. " Probate Court is open for few minutes. Ask any donor. Fine For The Outdoor Berbequel New York 5. San Diego 4 The tour's second leading money SIGN-UPS Estimated revenue for fiscal year 1976-77, strain on the staffs of both the assessor Atlanta 2, Philadelphia 1 on th“ 7,024-yard, par-70 conferences with the slairs. completely In winner, Hubert Green, said he thinks under the new system, is $1.8 million, a and the collector,” Turek said. Be a good neighbor. Help The Good Los Angeles 5, Pittsburgh 1 Congressional Country Club course judge from 6:30 P.M to 8 Will Be Held his game could be rounding into form P.M on Thursday nights stalled $749. Financing $300,0(X) increase. Neighbor. Today. St. Louis 8. Houston 1 and pronounced it “a long, difficult after a midsummer slump Night telephone number; Aug. 11-13 *6-8 P.M. available. Call loll tree “Gem," Sliced Fresk Pork Today's (iuiiics golf course. "But I don't know for sure yet. The 649-0445, At MT. NEBO FIELD C incinnati (Norm an 11-2) at "It plays a lot longer than the yar­ 1/800-628-9607.9 a.m.- proof of the pudding is in the SPARE Chicago (Bonham 7-9) dage indicates," he said "It's like a All girls entering 5th-8th grade this September are eligi­ TWO WAYS TO EMN GERMAN playing," said Green, who won three William E. FitzGerald p.m., 7 days a week. Los Angeles (Rhoden 9-1) at 7,200-yard golf course. But I think as ble. Tryouts will be held Aug. 16 and 17 6-8 at Mt. Nebo. Flue vaccine safe A COLLEGE SALARY consecutive tournaments early in the Judge of Probate the Pittsburgh (Kison 8-7), N the week progresses, we'll see it play WlTHORWirmUT BOLOGNA RIBS San Francisco (D'Acquisto 3-6) at shorter. Right now, with the spring. good The field of 140 golfers begin teeing for widescale use 4 YEARS OF COLLEGE Montreal (Fryman 9-8), N fairways damp, it's absolutely off Thursday at 7 a m,, with the con­ neighbor. San Diego (Griffin 6-3) at New necessary to get the ball up in the 89*. 79*. clusion of the tournament set for Sun­ 1. IIM Computer The American Red Cross York (Matlack 11-6), N air." By PATRICIA McCORMACK Save at Laaat 50< lb. A Barbaqua Traatl day Operitkm — 6 month Houston (Dierker 11-10) at St. Among the names still entered to UPI Hrallh Editor Couru Louis (Denny 6-5). N Field trials with swine flu vaccine show 90 per cent of Atlanta ( Morton 2-8) at 2. IBM Computer Frogrim- BLOODMOBILE those vaccinated 25 years of age or older responded well mini — 8 month Course Philadelphia (Underwood 6-3). N c / u m m to the lowest strength dose. 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East Hartford, Connecticut Reid in the women’s singles and will The committee recommended that the general popula­ Tue S clav’s Rc;‘‘*uItS Motor Oil TeL 528-9211, Ext 421 Detroit 7-0, Texas 5-■3 then team with Wendy Overton in No tion 18 years of age or older be given one dose of swine flu ROUND New York 2. Kansas City 1, (11) doubles against the Lobsters' Greer A78xl3 Trade-In vaccine at the lowest potency — technically described as HAMBURG Baltimore 2. Minnesota 0 Stevens and Pam Teeguarden. Reg. 19.99 Needed 200 CCA units. GROUND Oakland 2, Milwaukee 1 John Alexander (Lobsters) and '74 F E T 1 74 The CCA stands for chick cell agglutinating, a scien­ California 5, Boston 4 Marty Riessen are the likely men's SIZE F E T REG SALE tific description of strength of the vaccine. The higher the (Only games scheduled) singles foes with Alexander and Ion number, the stronger the dose, according to Dr. Gregg. 6 9 * ...... 2 2 5 ...... 99*. Tiriac set to battle Riessen and E78xl4 ....23.99... 17.39 There is some question about the 18-to-24-year-olds Today's Games Our Reg. 10 Ibt. or moro .Haroom Rahim in doubles. needing a second dose to get sufficient benefit from vac­ Boston (Jones 4-1) at California 4.99 F78xl4 ...... 2 3 9 ...... ,..25.99,.. 19.49 LIMITED (No Additives) (Tanana 13-8). N A mixed doubles match will com­ cination. But this will not be ruled on until the completion Milwaukee (Augustine 4-8) at plete the program...... 2 5 5 ...... ,.26.99... 19.70 of additional field trials now under way. TIME OFFER! The meeting will be the last in The population 17 years of age and younger: No Whole, Boneless Oakland (Torrez 9-10), N ...... 2 5 8 ...... 27.99,,. 20.99 New York (Figueroa 14-6) at Kan­ Hartford for World Team Tennis this MARTINA N A \R \T H .0 \ A NEyt recommendations yet. These will be announced when sas City (Bird 10-4), N season featuring the Lobsters who ...... 2 .8 0 ...... 29.99... 22.49 current studies are completed. RIB EYE OF BEEF Chicago (Johnson 9-10) at show a 1-2 record, losing to New played. To win a match, the team SE graded for maximum engine pro­ Tough 4-ply nylon cord body with wide tread, Tests involving children 3 to 10 showed less favorable Cleveland (Brown 7-7), N York and Pittsburgh and beating In­ with the greatest no number of tection Reuseable plastic container low 78 senes profile immune responses to the swine flue vaccine than did diana. those in adults. Texas (Perry 11-8) at Detroit games won at the end of five sets is Installation available at slight additional cost. (Fidrych 12-4), N One of the features of WTT is the the winner “Whole virus vaccine were considerably more effec­ Minnesota (Singer 8-8) at simplified no-ad scoring. The first The home team coach decides the tive inducers of antibody — (flu-fighting chemicals in Baltimore (Garland 13-2), N player or doubles team to reach four lineup before each match, no set , Turtle Wax _ ------4 the blood stream) — than were split virus vaccine. points wins the game. At six games But the whole virus vaccines also caused more reac­ * . , pattern is used. 1 49 all in a set, a ninepoint tie-breaker is Upholstery tions or side effects. 7 LB. AVERAGE Cleaner Under “precautions,” the committee stated: I Excellent for the outdoor grill. Will cut into Del| "Before being vaccinated persons known to be Monico or Club Steaks, or anyway you wish. hypersensitive to egg protein should be given a skin test Nowls the time to trade in your old League leaders Our or other allergy-evaluating test using the swine influenza Reg. vaccine as the antigen. Lean and Tender Archibald campaigning 1.49 color TV lt!s worth BIG Cent9r Cut All Universal “Persons with adverse reactions to such testing should Batting not be vaccinated. when you trade up to an LONDON 1 for trade to New York 25% AUTO BODY, “Persons with acute febrile illnesses should not be vac­ CUBE National Leaput* cinated until they have recovered" RCAColorTrak Console. AB H 1Pet. MONTICELLO. N Y. (UPI) - years I have left on it. They could Turtle W ax BROIL Virus for the vaccine is grown in unhatched eggs. Par­ STEAK Griffey, Cin 389 129 .332 Nate Archibald is asking the Kansas maybe get (Walt) Frazier or some IMPORT TRUCK, CAMPER OFF ticles of egg in the vaccine would cause a reaction in per­ We've teamed up with RCA to offer you this value*packed 408 135 .331 Oliver, Pit City Kings to trade him to the New other players lor me, but they don't Liquid or Paste trading deal. Get BIG $$$ for your old color TV while 458 151 330 sons allergic to eggs. Rose, Cin York Knicks. want to deal with New York. Nobody OUR REG. MIRRORS enjoying all the fantastic advantages of famous RCA n.39 Car Wax That's why shots are not recommended for persons Madlock. Chi 383 126 .329 'T d like to move on to greener wants to deal with New York. LOW PRICES ColorTrak Console TV It s RCA s most advanced, most M.33 lb • Body Mount Chrome Mirrors with egg allergies. Foster, Cin 408 133 .326 pastures," said Archibald, the Nobody wants to help give New York automatic TV ever! So. if your old color TV has had it, lb. (Cut From Top Round) Morgan, Cin 319 102 .320 Summing up, the committee said: now's the time to trade It II never be worth more than it highest-paid player in the National a winner.” i3 7 • Rear View Truck, Camper, Fender THE BEST! Robinson, Pit 308 98 .318 Basketball Association at $4(K),000 a Kansas City may decide to grant — Results of the recent field trials provide clear is right now. during RCA TRADES FANTASTIC Barb«qu9l EA and Body Mount Mirrors M odel Maddox, Phil 363 115 .317 year. "It's not more money I want. I the 6-foot-l Archibald his wish. The evidence that adults of approximately 25 years of age or older can safely and effectively be immunized against G A 9 3 6 D A Geronimo, Cin 329 103 .313 want to play for New York City, the Kings took tough Ron Boone in the Our Reg. 2.89 show n here Garvey, LA 447 138 .309 Knicks. There ain't much green ABA dispersal draft, giving them Our Reg. 3.69 to 13.99 swine flu with a single dose of vaccine. Yini-ric-aii grass the*e but I want to play where I three top guards. The Knicks don't — Trials indicate that younger adults and children as AB H Pet. have my roots. I don’t have any real have much, other than the high- DUPONT young as three can be safely immunized but that ad- McRae, KC 344 121 .352 feeling lor Kansas City. I'm a New priced but aging Frazier, to offer in RALLY (fitional data will be needed before specifying the precise FOR 2.77 T010.49 vaccine potency and optimal schedule for Brelt, KC 453 155 ,342 Yorker. the way of talent, but the Kings could Liquid Wax LeFlore, Del 422 138 .327 “The management may not like be persuaded by the offer of a draft EXAMPLES: them. Current studies should be completed by mid to YOUR FREEZER Carew, Min 410 131 .320 me saying these things in public but choice or two and lots of monev. late September — in time for vaccination programs to Our toward the purchase of a 1977 25" diagonal RCA Garr. Chi 378 119 .315 they can deal with it the way they Universal Mount Mirror, Reg. 3 69 2.76 proceed, the Advisory Committee on Immunization Prac­ Reg. tice said. ColorTrak Console with Remote Control or ColorTrak Munson, NY 424 132 .311 want. I'm in a strong enough position Dual Sport Mirrors, Pair, Reg 13 99 10.49 Control Center Each set has all the fantastic features WE SAVE YOU MONEY! 1.99 (HANQINO WeiQHT) Carty. Cle 381 118 .310 to say what I feel and I'm gonna say The health detectives said side effects — "generally in­ of RCA ColorTrak—plus the convenience of chairside Truck and Camper Mirror, Reg 9 99 . 7.49 operation Choice of cabinet styles Includes GA720R Staub, Dot 406 125 .308 it. consequential” — include one to two days of low-grade A large assortment of styles and sizes fever and malaise, should occur in less than two to three Remote Control series and GA935*936-9380A Lynn. Bos 362 111 307 "My contract with them is too ColorTrak Control Center fr>odels to fit most vehicles. per cent of vaccines 18 and older. Rivers, NY 454 137 .302 long, 1 don't even know how many Lobster hopes RAIN DANCE Western Steer Liquid or A more severe reaction would be an immediate, presumably allergic response — such as welts or various fade in defeat Paste Wax M odel respiratory expressions of hypersensitivity.” G A 0 3 8 HINDQUARTERS The committee noted that these reactions are show n here BOSTON (UPI) - The New York FOR WORRY-FREE Our FOR LONGER TIRE LIFE, “exceedingly uncommon but can occur after influenza Sets dealt a near-fatal blow to the Reg. 9 9 SAFER DRIVING VACATION DRIVING World Team Tennis playoff hopes of vaccination.” 3.99 EA Neurologic disorders. Including encephalopathy, may M o d el the Lobsters Tuesday night by Expert 6-Point G A 7 2 4 defeating Boston, 30-20. Front End be a third type of side effect. shown he re A loss to Cleveland tonight would “This Is exceedingly rare, however. The committee Wheel Alignment ENGINE TUNE-UP said: toward the purchase of a 1977 25" diagonal RCA lb . eliminate the Lobsters from any ColorTrak Console with convenient push-button tuning 89* chance at a playoff spot in the East YOUR “A survey of the medical literature since the early Each set has all the great RCA ColorTrak features ISO LBS. AVERAGE SPECIAL 1950s revealed only about a dozen such reports. Choice of cabinet styles Includes GA700 series Will Cut To Your Speclllcatlons division. New York already had and GA830 series clinched first place in the East, CHOICE 1Q40* “Almost all persons affected were adults, and the Phil Dent and Sandy Mayer led described clinical reactions began as soon as a few hours New York. They defeated John 1 9 and as late as a two weeks after vaccination. Alexander and Ion Tiriac, 6-4, in Includes Listed Parts and Labor “Full recovery was almost always reported.” ■ EACH * \b u m a y g e t e v e n m o re men’s doubles. 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I,caguc. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., August 11, 1976 - PAGE FIFTEEN PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., August 11, 1976 Lawyers accused Corps to perform Hornbeck urges I of bribing convict on old Cape Cod noise law delay Coventry in their battle with England. If the town waited, it could use the HARTFORD (UPI) - A prisoner Schrager, 27, of Mansfield, and Owen The group is famous for its music East Hartford M. Sanderson, 34, of Conventry, are Heritage Plantation of Sandwich, state law when it’s passed for has testified he received $300 in and its recording "Music of The Jack Hornbeck, executive vice on trial on charges of tampering with Mass, on Cape Cod will host the preparing a local noise ordinance, he return for his refusal to testify American Revolution." Unlike many president of the Chamber of a witness and accessory to bribery. National award-winning Nathan Hale said. against a Vernon man charged with other bands, the regiment piays it as Commerce here, has urged the Town They have pleaded innocent. Ancient Fife and Drum Corps group The proposed local ordinance has arson, burglary and receiving stolen it was written. Council to delay passage of a local The convict said in court he and Knowlton’s Connecticut Rangers ‘.^several serious faults, both goods. Nathan Hale was a brilliant and noise ordinance. promised the lawyers he would not Saturday and Sunday. technical and practical,” Hornbeck Carol Larson, serving a six-year athletic school master when at age He said the state is preparing noise testify against Gardner if he was The famous 19th Connecticut said in summarizing the reactions of sentence for arson and burglary, said 20, he became a captain in the Con- regulations to get public hearings given a television set in return. Nathan Hale Regiment of Foot will chamber members. Tuesday the money came his way tinentai Army. He marched from this fall. The proposed state law in­ ! i .< Instead of a TV, he said he skirmish, parade, and play their The council agreed to hold a second after discussions with two lawyers Boston to New York with cludes a section making void any received the $150 through the mail, Revolutionary War music at 1 p.m. public hearing on the noise ordinance r- representing the accused, Carroll J Washington’s Army, laws which conflict with it. on a money order indicating the gift and 3 p.m. each day on the parade but has not yet set a date. Gardner, 32. While posing as a schooimaster "The East Hartford business com­ was from his parents, and other grounds at Heritage. At the first hearing Aug. 3, The two lawyers. Samuel L. searching a job in New York, he munity is concerned that adoption of payments totaling $150. Nathan Haie Ancient Fifes and residents complained about dogs, air Drums was formed 11 years ago to succeeded in drawing pictures of a local ordinance at this time may conditioners, trucks, fire engine Lord Howe’s positions for commemorate the patriot martyr- cause extensive costs that will not sirens, factories and more. spy whose words "1 regret that 1 Washington. He was shortly captured guarantee conformance with state have but one life to lose for my coun­ for spying and condemned to death regulations,” said Hornbeck. iilaurhralrr iEiirntuy lirralit try" inspired thousands of colonists by Howe without trial and hanged Sept. 22, 1776. (Photo by Susan Barlow) liilii Language program Area news Area volunteers A tasty summer job i Lisa Botteron of 234 Abby Rd., South Windsor picks out ears of set for Northeast m take EMT eourse corn for a customer at the Corn Crib, a vegetable stand on Buckland Rd., South Windsor. She is handling the stand for its V ernon The purpose of the program is to Ellington, Mark Dzamba, F'red place the language handicapped child owner, Earl Reichle of Reichle Farms on Abby Rd. She plans to A program for children with Storrs Randall, Gerald Chartier and John in a specialized learning environ­ return to Barrington College in Rhode Island to study this fall. language development disorders will t i Eight members of rescue units in Tennant. ment Here he or she can learn basic begin this fall at the Northeast area towns have received Emergen­ Hebron, Mark Elliot. academic skills while learning to Commission sues School. It will have only two or three cy Medical Training (EMT) cer­ Vernon, Carol Belleveau and Lloyd deal with a language problem. pupils at the start. tification after completing an 81-hour Eddy. The goal is to return the child to a School to have 182 days An outline of the program was course here at the University of Course work covered resuscitation regular classroom. prepared by Mrs. Nancy Garabedian, Connecticut. techniques, cardio-pulmonary Holidays and vacations will in- The subject area will include; Bolton contractor V ernon supervisor of speech and hearing. The state Office of Emergency resuscitation, trauma, childbirth, Language class (50 minutes each The Vernon Public scbools' calen- elude: Oct. 11, Columbus Day, Nov. Language disorders take on many Medical Service gave the certificates extrication, transportation and com­ day I to teach speaking, writing and dar for the 1976-77 school year calls 2, state and Io m I election day, Nov. aspects and the cause and diagnosis Monday. munications. listening skills; reading (30-minute Mary Heslin, commissioner of the In that order Zuccaro was for 182 attendance days with schools U. Veterans Day; Nov. 25 and 26, is complex, Mrs. Garabedian said. The graduates and their home It was given under the auspices of class) with one-to-one instruction; Department of Consumer Protection, prohibited from representing that to open Sept. 8 and general staff Thanksgiving; Dec. 24-Jan. 2, Chris - Research shows that a child with a Rockville Public Library has Westero hoedown towns are: the UConn Extended and Continuing mas vacation; Feb. 11, Lincolns and oral reading. has brought a civil suit in the Court of any services or work he performed meetings scheduled for Sept. 7. language disorder will have great dif­ Andover, Larry Andrews. Education center and the state EMS. birthday; Feb. 21-25, winter vaca­ The day's classes will also include Common Pleas against Albert Zuc- was guaranteed unless such was the ficulty in academic skills of reading Matthew LaChance and Beth Sohacki wait for the dance calls of A covered wagon in the Edith Peck Room at the Rockville tion, Aprii 8, Good Friday; April 25- speech therapy for 30 minutes each caro of Bolton to seek full restitution fact and unless the exact terms of the and writing. 29, spring vacation; and May 30, day to deal with particular functional Suptei Rogers at a hoedown at the Rockville Public Library library serves as a resting place for, left to right, Cheryl to consumers of Connecticut for Zuc- guarantee were furnished to the She gave as examples a child who speech problems. Friday, The western program signaled the end of the summer Farrington, Sherry Smith, and Betsy Lang, during the library’s caro’s alleged violations of a cease customer. Memorial Day. is unable to understand simple direc­ Kindergarten revised There will be four-hour sessions on Once established, there should be a program at the library. hoedown. (Herald photos by Richmond) and desist order issued by the depart­ Zuccaro was also prohibited from tions at the age of 3 and the child who kindergarten program is to the needs of the group or curriculum days, as follows: Sept. maximum of five full-time students ment in October 1974. failing to honor any guarantee V ernon During the two-week ses­ does not speak or whose speech is un­ provide an integrated the child," Dr. Anderson 29; Oct. 27; Jan. 26; March 2; and The proposal was presented to the The suit was filed on behalf of the against which he has received notice A two-week workshop sion a comprehensive intelligible. program which meets the said. board by Albert Kerkin, assistant commissioner by Carl Ajello, at­ of a claim. conducted this summer by guide for teachers was May 11. It could be the child who appears individual needs of each The workshop com­ For grades K-5, there will be four- superintendent. He said expansion to torney general. The suit was filed under the state’s the Vernon School system developed. The guide in­ not to be listening, one who is unable child at the child's stage of mittee. besides Anderson, hour sessions due to teacher-parent five students would result in greater A hearing on the temporary injunc­ Unfair Trade Practices Act, revised the kindergarten cludes objectives, to follow directions, who can hear but development. consisted of the following conferences on Nov. 12 and April 15. staff needs in the areas not taught by PZC okays Arrowhead Ridge tion will be held Aug. 24 at 10 a m at It asks for the following relief: program to provide a coor­ suggested activities, not understand or the child with a "Within each area, the kindergarten teachers: Mid-term reports will be issued on the language clinician who is Richard the Court of Common Pleas in Hart­ • An order temporarily enjoining dinated one for all of the suggested materials, and limited vocabulary. child's progress is deter­ Barbara Dennis, Judy Oct. 15; Jan 7; March 11; and May Bowman ford. the defendant from violating said schools. reference for six areas. mined by his mastery of a Cournoyer, Marlene Papers filed indicate Zuccaro has cease and desist order. The workshop was The areas are. Social 20. Coventry • Final state Departm ent of the Hop River unless the Army Corps check grading levels of the project sequence of specific objec- Latimer, Shirley Andrews. been engaged in the business of • .An order permanently enjoining directed by Dr. Lynn and emotional develop­ LINDA LOVKRINt; Transportation iDOT) approval for of Engineers and the town engineer every two weeks until the last four tives. However the Lillian Flelschman, and mason contracting and basement the defendant from violating said Anderson, supervisor of ment, development of S c re e n s an access road to Rt. 6. accept another system. weeks when he will check weekly. program also is flexible in Nancy Russell. FLETCHER GLASS CO. The Planning and Zoning Commis­ waterproofing. cease and desist order mathematics in the Vernon motor skills, language Repaired... • Final septic waste disposal In other action, the PZC con­ Also, they must meet all state allowing the teacher a Also on the committee sion conditionally approved the 340- The 1974 cease and desist order • An order requiring the defendant school system; and development and reading, system approval by the town ditionally approved the Coventry requirements governing this project. choice of activities so that were: Nancy Johndrow PRAH & WHITNEY Over 25 Yearo of ExpeiTence 1 of MANCHESTER unit Arrowhead Ridge Apartment stated Zuccaro failed to honor to make full restitution to persons Constance Kelly, super­ mathematics, science, and sanitarian and the state Development Commission gravel The project will involve the the teacher may choose the and Jeannette Rivers, Complex Tuesday night. guarantees for work he performed damaged by the defendant's visor of reading. Ms. Kelly social studies. departments. removal permit. removal of about 40,000 cubic yards activities related to an first-grade teachers: Bren­ FLORIDA ROUND? Auto - Plate - Window Glass - Mirrors - Glass Among the conditions the builder, for consumers in the state violations of said cease and desist retired when schools Dr. Anderson said the Barak Homes, must meet are: • Water system approval by town Among the conditions are a $20,000 of gravel. objective which best meets da Somerset, a reading Furniture Tops - Picture Framing - Fireplace & order. closed in June. objective of the • A two-year improvement bond of engineer. bond to cover expenses to restore the In final action, the PZC approved specialist; and Dr. Mark See S T U A R T First. Easy Commuting Away from Door Mirrors - Medicine Cabinets - Special Work the Race Rat. Great Fishing, and Cruising Waters, $1,880 plus a 10-year sanitation dis­ • Fire protection system approval land if the developers drop the the site plan by Richard Pelletier for Schwartz, psychological Collector't Items posal system maintenance bond of by the Coventry Fire Department. project. construction of a building on the examiner Good Schools. • That a bridge will be built over Coventry Development Commission Advanced swimming offered Danish Plates $307,000. Town Engineer Don Holmes will Before any child enters WE ARE READY TO DEVOTE OUR TIME Manchester 6 4 9 - 4 5 2 1 Presidential site on Rt. 31. kindergarten in the public Decanters iA- Macomber V ernon There are still openings in most of the TO SOLVING YOUR HOUSING NEEDS! classes in this session. Those interested schools in Vernon the child Nuline The Recreation Department, for the is evaluated by a staff of Estimates Gladly Given Reproductions shouid register at the swimming site of & heads drive first time in the history of its Learn to their choice. Those who have already par­ specialists to determine at REID REALTY Open Thura. FrI. Ill 9 P.M. Yacavonc Swim Program, will offer a cou'se in ad­ what level he or she should Sat. til 5 P.M. Plastics in Stock ticipated in other sessions this summer 3705 So. East Dixie Highway (AIA) Vi " . 3/16" - V4” vanced swimming. may take part in this final session if there start to best prepare the Stuart, Florida (33494) 54 McKee St, Manchester To be eligible for the course, one must child when he enters first Stock Sheets or Ea.st Hartford are still openings. Phono (1)-305-283-6927 (Off Center Street) Cut Sizes opposes be 11 or older and have passed Basic Donald Burger, director of recreation, grade. Patrick Macomber will head the Rescue and Water Safety (junior life said some 1,500 youngsters have taken town's 1976 fund-raising drive for The saving) or advanced life saving and Swim part in the first two sessions earlier in the gambling United Way of Greater Hartford, Skills or senior life saving courses. summer. said campaign chairman Charles A. The classes will be at Vernon Elemen­ Berger said there are also openings in AUG. 12 - 14 Buck tary pool and the Horowitz Pool in Henry the final session of the nature course being ••••• Macomber is the senior branch of­ Park starting today and continuing youth conducted at Valley Falls Park with THURS. THRU SAT. ficer of Society for Savings in East through Aug. 27. The classes at Henry Virginia Gingras and Marla Palshaw Hartford Park will be from 10;30 to 11 a m. and at teaching. A graduate of the University of Vernon Elementary, from 11.30 to noon. East Hartford Massachusetts. Macomber is a The third and final three-week session Boys and girls in Grades K through 6 former East Hartford Jaycees direc­ of swim lessons for young people will start may register for final class to start Aug GumbenaaJ fapm state Rep. Muriel Yacavone whose 16. Classes run from 9 a m. to noon, Mon­ d istric t includes a section of tor Monday at both pools as well as at Valley day through Friday. Manchester said Tuesday young peo­ He. his wife and their two children Falls Park. FLAVOR OF THE MONTH ple should stay out of state gambling I’alrick Mucoiiiher live in Bolton evo* centers. She plans to ask the next General sKk-'; Assembly to ban minors from jai alai t frontons because some of the kids are nuisances. V GREAT She said the rush of betting AMERICAN between games makes it nearly im­ possible for gambling officials to check the age of each bettor. CIIUM 3|99C State law permits minors, persons A SELECT GROUP OF NEW AND USED Buttercrunch under 18, to attend parimutuel Sperry’s Glen: a place of beauty, a bit neglected facilities if accompanied by an adult but bars them from placing bets, PIANOS • ORGANS Sperry’s Glen is the name of a pond and the surrounding land at the southwest corner of Mrs. Yacavone said she also Half Gallon Camp Meeting Rd. and French Rd. in Bolton. The photos here taken by Steve Dunn of The received a complaint from a voter Herald before the hurricane this week show the dam, above, and the inside of the pavilion, who said he may have lost a winning below. The four-acre pond has served Boltonites in the past as an ice maker and skating $200 Hartford jai alai ticket by ac­ FAYETTE-CABLE cidentally dropping it in the aisle HAMMOND FREE i rink in the winter and a swimming and fishing spot in the summer. The pond and 28 acres of where it was picked up by SPINET DELIVERY SPINET land are now owned by Mrs. Stella Waszkelewicz of Hartford who has offered it for sale at youngsters. I $125,000. The price includes a four-room house on a hill overlooking the pond. The site has ORGAN PIANO I o r® 4® not been used officially for the last few years. But people apparently cannot stay away reg. $1095 from the beautiful spot, especially on weekends. reg. $1295 Skaggs gets « 8 9 5 $ 8 9 5 NUson SAVE FRANKS SAVE $200 bird permit $400 0 0 * ® * ' Hamburger & Pack BEEF & I MILD B olton Greg Pandiscia of East Hartford examines the roots of a'large I Hot Dog 99C A bird shelter permit has been tree uprooted in the Center Cemetery off Elm St. during the issued to Clayton Skaggs on Bolton ENTIRE STOCK OF POUND hurricane Tuesday morning. (Herald photo by Tuller) THURS., FRI. ADULT ORGAN ROLLS Center Rd. Reg. 57C each. Reg. $1 29 Calvin Hutchinson, building inspec­ NEW & USED A N D SAT. CLASSES FOR tor, said the shelter is within all ONLYI zoning and building requirements. BEGINNERS enhrtiH ferns' The structure is over 100 feet from Hurricane clean up PIANOS & the road. Enroll Now For Morning I Nice N’ Lite He said the Skaggs have a variety ORGANS SIM' or Evening Classes at of birds including ducks, peacocks, moving rapidly our Manchester or chickens, pheasants and roosters. REDUCED FOR Bloomfield Studios. Call Hutchinson planned to report his Marlon Moberg lor details, 643-5174 findings to the Board of Selectmen East Hartford continue picking up small bi,inches THIS SALE! 6 0 » - MILK -A today. Devil Dogs Patrolman Walter Kehoe said and limbs. Residents are requested Reft 997. FAT FREI The selectmen were investigating to leave storm debris at the curb all IS oz. the matter because of a complaint power was restored in all homes here 2/49C early this morning. week from a neighbor. The cleanup crews will pick up There was no flash flooding as a 1& Yodels 9 01. The neighbor, Marie Munson, said debris throughout town the rest of result of the storm and East Hartford § 1 r a J • I Open Hutchinson said the birds were the week. If needed, they will con­ 17 Oak St. was back to normal today. Thura. & beautiful and the chicken coops were tinue the operation next week. \ Manchester Nick Callahan of the Public Works \\Zca/^^V FrI. 'til 9 set up in the proper area. Park Department and Public 643-5171 Hutchinson denied he said that. He Department reported all large trees 14 Knoten For Quafffy — Famoua For Sorvfct Gallon that were uprooted were cleaned up Works crews had all parks in town did not say the coops were in the clean by the end of Tuesday. This in­ Si proper area at the time. But they are and all roads were open Tuesday. We reserve the right limit quantities Four street department crews will cluded clearing debris from town now. pools. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., August 11, 1976 — PAGE SEVENTEEN PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn , Wed . AuRUSt 11, 1976 Homes For Sale 23 Hom es For Sale 23 Homes lor Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale -s- h Grasso backs 23 KEEP SMILING SUPER CLEAN Cape you can RANCH-Seven rooms, three Manchciter $66,900 ELLINGTON-Live where you bedrooms, modern kitcheh, L MANCHESTER $69,900 ban on minors K E E P H A P P Y move right into. Wall-to-wall play! Golf, swimming, tennis carpeting, eat-in kitchen, pan­ shaped living and dining QUALITY PLUS... at adjoining Ellington Ridge ONE OF A KIND at jai alai eled rec room, treed yard on room. Large paneled family Beautiful inside and out. Country Club. Property like quiet street. Seven rooms in room in basement, garage, This 7-room Raised Ranch this nine room 2‘A baths, 2-car OFFICE HOURS patio, 300' deep lot. $39,900. CHALET HARTFORD (UPI) ^ all for $35,900. Keith Real has everything. 3 garage, stone and cedar wood Split log siding makes this Monday-Friday 8:30 A.M. to 5dK) P.M. Estate, 649-1922. Philbrick Agency, Realtors. raised Ranch home is a very Gov. E lla T. Grasso today [NVITATION bedrooms, formal dining 4 bedroom Contemporary a Phone Hours: 8 U l to 5 P.M. 646-4200, room, raised hearth rare find. Centrally air con­ said she would support a CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING home to be proud of Fully ,TO BID Saturday....8 iM . to 12 Noon QIaitonbury fireplace in living room, ditioned, 16x32 inground pool, MANCHESTER- new six applianced kitchen, central ban on minors at jai alai $39,900 2'A baths, central air, redwood ceilings, solid core arenas, and added she Ranch with features galore. room Ranch, two baths, stone doors, slate entry foyer, air conditioning. 3 full The Maiibhester Board of ERRORS fireplace, 13x21 country size fireplaced family room, would name a new member Beamed living room ceiling, heavily wooded setting, baths. 2-car garage plus Education bids for ^‘advertisers should check their ad the first day. PHONE 643-2711 fireplace, large window across kitchen, reduced to $46,900. rec. room, laundry room, dramatically styled. Priced at much more! to the state gaming com­ Science Equipment for the bacK of house, overlooking wooded oversized 2-car garage The Manchester Eveniti,; Herald shall not be liablo FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING TOUR AD area, w/w carpet. Full basement, Hayes Corporation. 646-0131. $70,500. Cantor & Goldfarb, IDIAl H09SIK o m in iM T i mission jn a week. 1976-1977 school year. Sealed rec room, garage and immaculate with electric doors. Superb B75-6244. BARROWS & WALLACE lor failure to publish an ad or for a typographic Mrs. Grasso, a staunch proposals will be received un­ MAJOR A REID MANCHESTER- Under con- landscaping. Many other a tm u n i sm. m Mio Halp Wantad 13 Buatnaii Opportunity 14 M ancheitar U illll m«is iK im opponent of gambling who til 3:30 P.M., September 8, error or errors in publication eicept to the eitent of 269-3478 struction. Two brand new features. Call 569-1660. 1976 at which time they will be the cost of the ad lor the first day's insertion. D R IV E R for catering to SMALL ENGINE Service large four bedroom Colonials has questioned whether jai with family room, 2Vi baths, publicly opened. The right is deliver orders. Full time. Call Corporation expanding dealer WALLACE COLONIAL CONDO MANCHESTER- Completely alai is a legitimate sport, Adjustment for errors Is limited to the cost of that ADVERTISING 2-car garage, priced at only 800 Silver La„ E.H. Modern decor highlights reserv^ to reject any and all 646-4207 before 8 p.m. network. No experience MANCHESTER- Unique op­ refurbished six room Cape, said she was concerned the portion of the ad where the error occurred." $55,900. Frechette & Martin 5 6 9 -1 6 6 0 this super clean home. 8 the pel feet starter home, new bids. Specifications and bid RATES necessary. Complete training portunity to buy half newer gambling involved would Realtors, Inc. 646-4144. * rooms, 3 bedrooms. 2 full furnace, wiring. I 'i baths, forms may be secured at the MECHANIC, experienced - in­ program. $500. investment five room Duplex, three 1 day 10c word per day bedrooms, oak (loors, walk­ and 2 half baths, very large aluminum sided Owner- influence the youths. Business Office. 45 N. School MLI643-2711 stall exhaust systems, shocks, required to start your own MANCHESTER- Builder 3 days 9c word per day brakes, and frontend parts. business. Ideal lor retired or out basement, bus line. $29.- M anchaatar family room, shrub agent. 646-2919 or 569-1688 "This is not recreation Street, Manchester, Connec­ anxious for immediate sale, 6 days 8c word per day Phone 646-6606. part time. Details on request. 900. Hayes Corporation. 646- on this huge seven room screened patio, if you like a necessarily, or viewing an ticut. COVENTRY-Just listed five 26 days 7c word per day Mr. Barker. ESCA Field 0131. RANCH Colonial, four bedrooms, l'/4 custom decorated modern athletic event, but a Raymond E. Demers. room home with two to three 15 words S2 00 minimum SUBSTITUTE school bus Training Division Box 619, Six room Ranch, 3 baths on large lot. Save. Save home you must see this gaming situation," she told Business Manager Loti and Found 1 Halp Wantad 13 bedrooms, 50x300 loot lot. Happy Ads . S2 15.nch drivers, we will train, call 742- Wading River, New York. bedrooms, fireplace, patio, Frechette & Martin Realtors. one. $37,900. reporters at her weekly 7339. 11792. CAPE- Seven rooms, Inc. 646-4144. New roof, excellent value at LOST - August 6th, vicinity LEGAL SECRETARY- garage. $36,900. $18,900 with assumable 7',z per Capitol news conference. featuring 17x23 first floor Bolton Veterinary Hospital Expericnce required. Small PROOF R E A D E R , second family room, two fireplaces, WARREN E. F.J. SPILECKI cent mortgage $150..per Anyone can enter an INVITATION firm. Call 289-8625. Realtors 643-2121 small gray/white tiger cat shift, 3:30-11. Experience Hi - C four bedrooms, central vac. MANCHESTER- Must be month pavs all. Keith real arena but only those over wearing flea collar. Very seen. Immaculate seven room Estate. 646-4126. 649-1922 necessary. Reads proofs Ritionali <4v(ftise4 Yitanwi C enriched fruit garage, treed lot. $46,500. HOWLAND TO BID frightened, if found, please PART TIME- Expanding Cape featuring; IVj baths, 18 years of age can bet. against copy noting gram­ drinb ire artiUtik for rtndin|. tndrridMb Philbrick Agency. Realtors. Realtor 643-1108 VERNON-Four big bedrooms, call 742-7423. wholesale vitamin ana fireplace, and rec room East Hartford Rep. M urial Yacavone, D- Seaied bids will be received in matical. typographical or •he are lerieiisff censidermf a bwsineu ft 646-4200. one full, two half bath 9-room FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT chemical business. Run from their vmt sbotdd imesti{ale an eitraordnary Owner anxious asking $41,900, East Hartford, has the Office of The Directors of composition errors Compare Colonial home with first floor Home wiih features mrluding LOST - Passbook numbers, 6- home. $1,000 monthly poten­ efipertunitii currenttf aradeble in this area. Frechette & Martin Realtors litho plates against approved family room, living room with First flour den. large master proposed barring minors General Services, 41 Center 232 , 4-3397, 121563 , 3-4573, E- tial. Interview by appoint­ This is a SKwe businest lir thne whe can copy! Apply in person or call Inc.. 646-4144. fireplace, slate entry foyer, bedroom family kitchen, l'» Street, Manchester, Connec­ t|tart a lr« hours each »ceL {ne scint}, baths, large lot with Esther from attending the nightly 9834, E-13801, 99621, 8-2518, ment, 742-9068. 643-1101. L ib e ra l benefit mud room and one car garage ticut until August 23, 1976 at 110372, 600329. Savings Bank restockin( vendors piKed on iecatieos by ew National Weather Forecast Williams swimming piKtl and a events. program including non­ COVENTRY- Six room Ranch Stone w a ll en tryw ay to p riv a te dead end stre e t O n ly $42.- 11:00 a.m. for the following: of Manchester. Application specialists. I qualified mdividul may start The governor RESTAURANT contributory pension plan part-time and eipand with caamany financini with L. 2-car garage on driveway at a rocK twttom ™ MAJOR & REID One Sub-Compact Car made for payments. acknowledged there might MANAGEMENT Allied Printing Services Inc.. t i a h i tme bvsmess. 100x150 corner lot Walking price of $42,500. Cantor & ______2 B 9 -3 A 7 8 ______579 Middle 'Turnpike. West. distance to school and beach. Goldfarb Real Estate. 875- be iegal complications in The Town of Manchester is an LOST - Small black bunny rab­ M INIM UM CASH equal opportunity employer, “Seafood 'n B eef Manchester, Conn. An equal REQUIREMINT $24,900. Nutmeg East. 6244. MANCHESTER • Santina keeping minors out of jai bit, Vernon Street. There's a new experience employment opportunity and requires an affirmative SS,441 Realtors, 1-423-8461. Drive Five room expandable alai arenas, but she Manchester. If found please employer Male/female. MANCHESTER - McKee action policy for all of its Con­ call 646-8825. in seafood dining on its way Ranch. Fireplace, breezeway. Tramni provided. No etpenence requaei Tai Street. Four bedroom brick referred to the ban on to the New England area. VERNON-Gracious eight garage, treed lot Hutchins tractors and Vendors as a con­ ADVERTISING shelter mth vnte off bnestnent seared by Colonial. 3-car garage Must minors at barrooms as an Chubb's Pier , a unique room Colonial situated on Agency. 646-3166. dition of doing business with LOST - Passbook number 26- ncr equipment (five year rarranty) and mven- be seen 649-4016. example that it could be the Town, as per Federal 015071- 5, Connecticut Bank combination & of seafood and DEADLINE tery. For immediale information or m tem n large landscaped lot in an Trust Company. Application beef at its best! call cobect (301) 2?M (S3 or ante ndudint area of line nomes Two-car CO VENTRY - for sale by done. Order 11246. 12 00 noon (he day before MANCHESTER ■ Delightful phone nurdwr to SUNUfL MC. SIOl An garage, family room, owner. Six room Cape, two made for payment In preparation for our mul­ publication six room Cape, redecorated "There is a difference Bid forms, plans and napolts Road. Suite 710. Iladensbury. fireptaced living room, wall- bedrooms, baseboard hot ti unit expansion program. Deadline lor Salurdfly and Haryiand 20710 throughout, garage, low" between going into a stand- specifications are available at to-wall carpet, covered patio water heat, new roof, wood LOST - Passbook number 26- M o n d a y IS 12 00 N o o n F rid a y $30's. Assumable 7*2^7 up bar and having dinner" the General Services Office, 015072- 8, Connecticut Bank i "Chubb's" is seeking in­ ( N o t a subsiditry ol tht and much more. Asking $56,- stove Asking $27,500 No Coca-Cola Companp) mortgage $2,000 cash agents Call 742-7069 at a restaurant that serves 41 Center Street, Manchester. Trust Company. Application dividuals with at least two 500 Zinsser Agency, 646-1511 years of food supervisory required. Owner will take liquor, she said. Connecticut. made for payment. back second mortgage For experience (FiB AUTUMN STREET Mrs. Grasso also said TOWN OF MANCHESTER. PLEASE READ FA LL BUSINESS increase • more informaliun call Ann j f.- t LOST - Vicinity Merline, Hun­ preferably). Starting IS t h e Im a l n i i o t ih i s c h a r - she has been looking for a CONNECTICUT YOUR AD necessitates placing three BOLTON Lord Realty, 528*4139. 528- ROBERT B. WEISS, tington Place and Quarry salary is to $12,000 annual­ people immediately Phone Twelve room older 5612 ining M'VL'n i»jum Ci lo n ia l s f 4 < ' replacement for former Drive, Vernon. Light beige ly plus complete individual Classified ads are taken over for interview appointment. Y o u vv dl bv III [» re s s *d w i t h GENERAL MANAGER ihe phone as a convenience Colonial. 3’A bathf, den, Commission on Special female, Cockapoo, no collar. benefits, coverage effec­ 646-7571, ask for Mrs 71 BELL STREET- Im­ this l.ii'ge r e i m d e l e d Name Pinkerton, reward. 875- The Herald n responsible lor u»i w i AiMM roioc AS1 C pool. One acre $59,900. Revenue Chairman Paul J. tive immediately and at only one mcorreci insertion and Chorette. maculate custom built five kitchen tire ilaivd liv in g 7315. LAWRENCE F. FIANO Silvergleid, and would an­ company expense then only to the Size of the room ranch, sunporch. patio, room itirei- good s iz e d iNviTATioN" Ongmei insertion Errors which Realtors 649-5371 landsc^ed lot, 120x320 nounce her choice within DRIVERS South Windsor bedroom'' I- I m al • lin in g For further information, do not lessen the value of the For period ending 7 a m . Thursday. Aug 12 During Wednesday Marion E Robertson Realtor. UNEQUAL TO MARKETI 1 p lu s Parionali 2 please call: advertisement will not be cor­ room and ro fool the week. TO BID FOR Rooming house built as such only night, shower activity is forecast for parts of the area in and 643-5953. Siivergleid, a Glaston­ M m Boyca re cte d by an a d d itio n a l >n$er. 20 vrs .igo N'o converted building around the Great L^kes as well as in sections of the Northern MANCHESTER - Enlarged V invi siding l> r lo w u p k e e p lion RIDE WANTED - 8-4, from no zoning variances plus A-1 loca­ three bedroom Ranch in f’rice n-duL r 1 tcl 42 9 d 0 bury Republican, resigned Sealed bids will be received in Plainville, Ct. 747-6876 SCHOOL BUSES tion to serve any other type Rockies. Elsewhere, mostly fair weather should prevail ^ 1 N orth end to H artfo rd . desirable Manchester Green Bolton $58,500 C a l l lo d a v the Office of The Director of bu sine ss $79 900 Minimum temperatures include; (approximate maximum from the gaming panel two Woodland Street vicinity. Call CHUBB’S PIER featuring an 18x15 first floor General Services, 41 Center MAJOR & REID readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 67 (92). Boston 65 < 87). Chicago EXTREME PRIVACY weeks ago, ending a year- 649-7609 Training atarta now lor 389-3471 family room. 14x22 fireplaced ZINSSER AGENCY Street, Manchester, Connec­ Seafood 'n Beef quallllad paopla to laarn 71 >90'. Dallas 74 <96'. Denver 54 i85). Duluth 58 i72). Houston living room, one and *z baths, One of the finest custom iong bitter feud with Mrs. Equal Opportunity Employer M F Halp Wantad 13 646- 1511 ticut until August 23. 1976 at 68 (92'. Jacksonville 70 i93'. Kansas City 68 i911. Los Angeles 62 built eight-room. 4 V. Grasso. to driva achool bua part- and more. Walk to school and 11:00 a m. for the following: (77». Miami 78 <89'. New Orleans 71 <9H. New York 72 i88i. shopping Asking $45,900 bedroom Colonials located The governor has said □ EMPLOYMENT E X P E R IE N C E D Window- tlma In Manchaatar or REPLACE WATER PIPES PART TIM E baker-reliable Phoenix 78 (lOlL San Fransciso 55 (75L Seattle 56 i72i. St Zinsser .Agency. 646-1511. in one of Bolton s nicest Lots-Land For Sale 24 washer Must be reliable. All Vernon In September. □ EDUCATION she is iooking for “ a - YMCA person with transportation to Louis 65 (92». Washington 70 i9U. areas. One and ‘ z baths, He/p WBnt9d 13 work Sunday through fringe benefits Equal Oppor­ straight arrow" to replace ••••••••••••••••••• MANCHESTER - Seven room family sized eat-in kitchen VERNON- Wooded lot Box Special attention is called to Thursday, approximately 6:30 tunity Employer Call 649- Silvergleid. She offered the Miniimim Requirements aluminum sided Cape with M 0 u n I a i n D r iv e A ll the requirem ents of the to 11:30 a m. Call for appoint­ 5334. Private Instructions with built-ins. formal breezeway and garage Three engineering done, ready to $10,500-a-year job to Davis-Bacon Act Labor Rate ment, Betty Crocker Pie ,. 5 years good driving EIGHT ROOM Ansaldi built dining room, family room, or four bedrooms, fireplace, build M errill Agenev 646- former National Basket­ and Employment Standards. NEWSPAPER Shop. 646-5020. R EA L ESTATE opening- for experience. REMEDIAL READING and SPACIOUS RANCH Ranch, two fireplaces. I 1 2 2 fireplaces. 2-car garage, rec room. Priced at $37,900 1180 ball Association President The Town of Manchester is an highly motivated sales person math; individualized work located in the popular baths, two car garage. $49,900 large high lot. trees Quick CARRIER 2. No criminal record. program. (Ist-8th grade! by Zinsser Agency. 646-1511 R E LIA BLE H E LP wanted for with real estate license with Manchester Green area. Call Dubaldo-Lesperance. 646- occupancy Far below Waiter Kennedy of Stam­ equal opportunity employer, WANTED Masters degree teacher 568- BOLTON - Choice one acre Firewood from Belle industrial cleaning- an established realtor ask for 3. Go(^ physical condition. 0505 replacement value ford. her gambiing adviser, and requires an affirmative IN ROCKVILLE AREA Mr. Bissell Philbrick Agency. 8075, Large carpeted tireplaced MANCHESTER ■ Five ^proved lot. on Rolling Hills action policy for all of its Con­ maintenance. full and part 4. Proper attitude. living roiun. three good Trail, heavily wooded, but he turned her down. TO DELIVER 646-4200 MANCHESTER-Forest Hills- bedroom oversized Cape Two LAWRENCE F. time. Call 646-5858. 5 Clean Appearance. sized bedrooms, recent exclusive neighborhood, un­ Trees felled by the winds of Belle as she passed through Connecticut early Tuesday mor­ In other matters, Mrs. tractors and Vendors as a con­ Mnnrhe.iler GUITAR LESSONS - for Executive Ranch, five full baths, aluminum siding, dition of doing business with 6 Be available for work beginners Individualized in­ 15xia lust lloor lamily rec room, dormer, fireplace derground uiiliiies backed to ning soon were cut up into firewood lengths. Branches were chewed up to become wood Grasso said President Fi eninf( Herald MATURE PERSON-to work bedrooms, family room, stone FIAND protected land Simsburv 651- the Town, as per Federal during the entire struction $4 hourly Call 643- rimiii. plus one and 'z baths $39,900 Haves Corporation. Realtor! 649-5371 Ford's consideration of part time Wednesday, e r a and redwood front, wooded lot 3985 shavings. This tree at Olcott St. and Love Lane was being taken care of by Soucier Tree Ser­ Order 11246. Thursday and Friday school year. 0895, and laundry tacilities on on high cul-de-sac 646-6526 646-0131 Sen. Low ell P. Weicker, R- vice. (Herald photo by Pinto) Bid forms, plans and Call John Humphrey evenings, 5-9 p m All day Sun­ the lirst lloor /Ul ol this Conn.. as a possible run­ AM and/or PM Roulae Schools-C lassat 19 specifications are available at 872-6142 day 9:30 a m to 5 p.m Apply and more at an asking ning mate showed “very m m P'jiea call John Thrall at the General Services Office. Alter 5:30 P.M. in person. Swiss Colony price ot onlv S45.91X) good judgm ent" on Ford's Manchester Parkade I------1 41 Center Street, Manchester, I GoexJ for I m m 6 4 3 - 2 4 1 4 part. Connecticut. ZINSSER AGENCY Area Police KITCHEN HELP-parl lime. 646*1511 Weicker. who is seeking TOWN OF MANCHESTER, will like the any waakday morning PHONE FROM home to ser­ 4-8 p m Laurel Manor, 649- ONE YEAR’S I re-eiection to the Senate in CONNECTICUT wide range of balora 9:00 lor an Inlar- vice our customers in the 4519. vlaw. COMPUTER I November, has said he is ROBERT B WEISS, Manchester area, llexible bikes now GARRISON Colonial on not interested in the vice GENERAL MANAGER hours, super earnings. 249- being offered I OPERATIONS I beautiful wooded lot, large N e rn o n ly conduct, threatening, and dis­ p m. at the intersection of Routes 5 family room with fireplace. charging a firearm presidential spot. 7773. in the BUYER • Printing Plant EXPERIENCE | W illiam D. Shea, 30. of 100 Center and 30. 12x23 game room, music Clessified Must be experienced. Orders room.,or fourth bedroom, Duguay allegediy caused a distur­ He drove his car into the rear of SALES POSITION - Straight Rd., Vernon was arrested Tuesday INDEX Ads! and expedites paper and other Many companies I wall-to-wall throughout, bance on South St. at the end of which the car driven by Homer F, commissions, leads furnished outside services Job demands about 9:18 p m. at the Interstate Motor home N O T I C ia consider CPI's 6 month | rosewood paneling central 31 Services Ottered 31 Painting-Papering 32 Building-Contracting 33 he fired a shotgun into the air and left to home owners. Call 242-5402. a sense of urgency in this busy Services Ottered Williams. 54, of Farmington which 1 Loit and Found Computer Operations ■ vac. built-in barbecue, sliding Motor Lodge at Vernon Circle and — the scene. destroyed 2 P a r io n a l i department Aptitude with gllss doors, flagstone patio. TIMOTHY J CO N N ELLY charged with breach of peace, in- was stopped at a light at the intersec­ 3 — ACT NOW - Turn spare time course equivalent to ' CASH PAID for your older, BRICK-Block. stone, B H MAGOWAN Jr & Sons • He later called police headquarters Announcamania figures necessary Liberal Call today for details and in­ Carpentry and general con­ terferring with an officer, and tion. police said. 4 — Eniertainmani into $$$! Be a Santa's 1 year of on theqob | unwanted or junk cars fireplaces, concrete, chimnev Painting, Paperhanging Ful­ in accident benefit program including spection of this choice tracting Resioenlial and to arrange his surrender. He was 5 - A u c tio n s Demonstrator, earn commi$- experience. a immediate removal Windsor repairs No job loo small ly insured, free estimates 30 second-degree criminal mischief. There was minor injuries and company paid pension plan offering. $69,900 Philbrick commemal Whether it be a released today on a $500 non-surety $ions up to SO^c- or - have a That's why, over the Auto Haul. 242-2549 Save Call 644-8356 for es­ Years experience 643-7361 Shea allegedly caused a distur­ damage. Brairton is scheduled to DANBURY (UPI) - FINANCIAL Apply in person or call 643- I Agency Realtors. 646-4200 small repair job a custom bond lor court Sept 15, 6 Bonds-Stocks-Mortgagai ■Toy & Gift Party in your 1101 Allied Printing&rvices. last year, CPI has | timates bance at the motel. He smashed an appear In Common Pleas Court 12 in State police in Southbury 9 — Personal Loans REWEAVING burns, holes. built home or anything in home and earn free gifts! Our Inc , 579 Middle Turnpike. placed more than 80% j HOl'SE PAINTING- Intenor- apartment window and entered the South Windsor East Hartford Aug. 24. said a new Argosy motor 10 - In s u ra n c e Zippers, umbrellas repaired FOAM MATTRESSES, exterior Also odd jobs, chain between, call 646 1379 29th year! Call or write San­ West Manchester. Conn An of Its graduates in j MANCHESTER-Two (three apartment, police said. Robert E. Brairton, 52, of 5 Central home, owned by the EMPLOYMENT ta's Parties, Avon. Conn. equal opportunity employer families each) Centrally Window shades. Venetian cushions etc for campers sta­ saw work and hauling loam, 13 Halp Wantad 06001. Phone 1-673-3455. computer operations | located Action Real Estate. blinds Keys TV for rent tion wagons, vans Cut to size, gravel whatever Call Ed. 871- CEILINGS and WalU New or Me was held overnight at Ave , East Hartford was charged A Pleasant Valley Rd. home was Airstream Co. of Jackson 14 — m f Business Opporlunilias careers. j 647*1300. Marlow's. 867 Main St 649- covered and uncovered 246- 2158 old texture ceilings sand with operating under the influence of broken into Tuesday between 8:15 Center, Ohio, was 15 - Situation Wantad headquarters and released this mor­ ACT NOW - JIT TO A ONIAT 643-2711 Basic Grants and | 5221 7421 finished, swirl, spra\ or stuc­ ning on a $1,000 surety bond. He is alcohol or drugs and failure to drive a and 8:30 a m. Two watches and a destroyed in an accident on E D U C A T I O N WAY OF Lira THIl lUMMIR. MONOTRONICS - Has part Federally Insured Stu- | co Drobiak Dry Wall Com­ 18 Private Instructions JO II, IDUCATION, TRAININQ. and lull time day or evening HAVE WE H E L P E D A hand full of cash la pany, 646-8882 scheduled to appear in Common reasonable distance apart following a radio were taken. Interstate 84 early today. 19 — CUSTODIANS- Experienced, dent Loans Available. | MANCHESTER & EXPE R IE N C E D handyman- Schools-Ciassas FOR INLIITMINT OITAILI positiohs available. We are a battar than a garaga Pleas Court 19 in Rockville Sept, 15. two-car accident Tuesday at 9:15 No injuries were reported. 20 - Instructions Wantad evenings. Manchester area. YOU LATELY? Phone painting. carpentry, elec­ CALL AIR FORCI local office ol a national com­ full of atufl. Police said Gerhardt Call 6415691, 2-6 p m. VICINITY 643-2711. trical. lawn wook, hauling, REAL ESTATE S 4 8 - 7 4 4 0 pany that has immediate 23 Homes for Sale 2-3-4 bediiH)ni homes For anv odd job ibig or small' Rooting-SIding-Chlmney 34 Phillip W Duguay, 27, of 234 South Bruns, 39, of Chickasaw, openings in the fire detection 24 — Lots-Land lor Sale PART TIME janitor cleaners lurlher information call C&M T R E E Service ■ Free es­ 649-4316 Ohio, was delivering the 25 — Investment Properly division No experience Building-Contracting 33 St . Rockville was arrested today at STARTING to take needed, mornings or evenings. CPI I. a » r e n c e F F i a n o timates. discount senior ROOFER will install roof home, valued at $26,000, to 26 — Business Property n e ce ssa ry . We p ro v id e COMPUTER PROCESSING citizens. Company TREES and branches 3 50 a m. and charged with disorder- 27 — Resort Property applications for full time Must have transportation, call Realtors. 649-5371 siding or gutters for low dis­ Swine flu program training, ground floor oppor­ INSTITUTE Slanchester owned and NKWTON H Smith L Sons ■ Camperama, Inc., in Dan­ 28 — Real Estate Wanted employment. Call 872-4515 649-5334. An equal opportunity removed, free estimate Call count price Call Ken at 649- between 10 a m. and 12 noon. employer. tunities and a high potential operated Call 646-1327 646-2362 Kemodeling. repairing, ad­ bury when Bruns lost con- MISC. SERVICES 9 AM-8 PM 2456 An Equal Opportunity income. Openings req^uire SIXTEEN ACRES- Plus ditions. rec rooms, porches tol of the vehicle and 31 Services Offered mature, amuitious individuals MON.FRl. 32 — Psinting-Pspering Employer. CONCRETE LABORER - restored antioue Colonial in Painting-Papering 32 and roofing No job too small BIDWFl.I. Home IniDrove- 33 — expected to start soon s tr u c k a p a rk e d , u n ­ Building>Contracting Experience helpful but will with own transportation Call ■ 111 Ash Street ■ Manchester. Fifteen rooms, Call 649-3144 They learn 34 — Roolmg-Siding between 10 a m. ■ 10 p.m 569- ment (.'o Expert installation attended moving van 35 — Healing-Plumbing RNs wanted for full time or tram. 875-1103. I East Hartlord. Conn 06108 I three full baths, nine R K’s INSIDE ■ Outside painting of aluminum siding gutters WASHINGTON (UPD — President for next week's Republican National 2649. owned by Westend Moving 36 — F lo o rin g part time 11 p m. to 7 a m. j 528-9211 E«1303 ^ fireplaces, other features too Special rates for people over C.M4PENTRY ■ Repairs, and trims IL’nling installa­ Ford's swine flu immunization Convention. 37 — Moving-Trucking-Storage numerous to mention $130.- remodeling, additions, gar­ jet gun use and Storage of Bridgeport. shifts. Apply to Directors of MATURE PERSON -wanted 65. Fully insured Estimates tion and repairs 849^495 875- program, in jeopardy for weeks, will House Democratic Leader Thomas 38 — Services Wanted Nursing Salmon Brook Con- to baby sit for two children in 000, Philbrick Agenev. TREE given Call 649-7863 ages. roofing, call David The motor home was 9109 be cranked up soon, possibly as early O'Neill said Ford termed the„flu MISC. FOR SALE valescent Home, off House vicinity of Robertson School. Realtors. 646-4200 I’atria, 644-17% destroyed and its parts 41 Articles for Sale Sell in swine flu Street, Glastonbury. Phone Please call after 5 p.m. 648- DEMONSTRATORS; □ REAL ESTATE REMOVAL PAINTING - interior and as next month. situation “absolutely an emergen­ 42 — Building Supplies PAPER ROUTE HORACE Tetrault Siding were strewn on 1-84, police — 633-5244. 1809. name brand toys and guilts ROCKVILLE-Duplex Three Tree Service and exterior, paperhanging, WES ROBBINS carpentrv At Ford's urgent request. Congress 43 Pels -Birds- Dogs nxifing storm windows aw cy " The House, meeting at night, 44 — liv e s t o c k lI='isher-Price, Tonka, Fen- bedrooms each Two-car base- Yard Maintenance excellent work References remodeling specialist a J- Dr. Alice Turek, Manchester's said. Bruns was issued a — nings Qualilv wi»rkmanship passed emergency legislation passed it, 250 to 83. 45 Boats & Accessories PERSON Wanted for ton) Earn $1,000 or more plus AVAIUBLE Homes For fiele 23 ment garage VA no down Free estimates Fully in­ ditions, rec ri>oms, dormers, summons lo r fa ilu re to — Sporting Good's Free Estimates free estimates Eullv insured town health director, and Mrs. Lynn 46 free kit with Treasure House ent. Live sured Martin Mattson 649- built-tns. bathrooms Tuesday making the government the Drug companies began manufac­ 47 — Garden Products housecleaning - one whole or Wickham Apt. area 872-9187 649-3417 drive in the proper lane. parly plan Also booking par­ BOLTON - $31,900- Attractive CALL RICHARD kitchens, 649-3446 Gustafson, R.N.. assistant in the defendant in swine flu lawsuits. The turing the vaccine last spring after 48 — A n tiq u e s BURGER KING two half days per week. Eaat Hartford rent-free. For further infor­ 4431 49 — Wanted to Buy ties. Call collect person-to- five-room Ranch, family mation Action Real Estate, 6 4 9 - 2 4 0 1 local swine flu immunization Please call 643-6433. for SPECI M.IZING cle.imng and bill removed the one m ajor obstacle Ford announced pians for the im­ Needs eeveral partont, person for Miss Jean 203 491- room, fireplace, paneling, PAPER HANGING Expert CARPENTRY and R E N T A L S 647-1300. Quality Work at repairing chimnevs roofs, program, will attend a regional blocking a start of the massive ' munization program, aimed at aver­ full or part-time, over 18, aluminum siding. Hutchins 52 Rooms lor Rent DENTAL HYGIENIST full or 2100. MAN(»1ESTER Your average p.iner in MASONRY-chimney new roofs Eree estimaies 30 meeting Thursday at the Institute of 53 — Apartments lor Rent to work evenings between Agency. 646-3166, L o w P rice s rebuilding and pointing Call program, and Ford is expected to ting a feared flu epidemic next — part time, Manchester area. BRICK DUPLEX- living average room, $25 Mr Years Experience How ley Living in Hartford to make final sign it quickly. 54 Homes lor Rent 5 p.m. and cloting. Call 646-3003. H ELP WANTED restaurant EVENINfi HERALD room, kitchen, formal dining Richman, 646-3864 A Squillacote. b49-0811 winter. NOTICE 55 — Business lor Rent 643-5361 — work, also two dishwashers, Pleas* Contact: room, three bedrooms, rec plans for administering the program Rep Paul Rogers, D-Fla., who The manufacturers already have 56 Resort Property for Rent South WIndtor 57 _ Wanted to Rant Please apply in person apply in person. Restaurant Mr. Hatek WII.L TII.L your garden for $7 LEON CIESZYNSKl builder - locally. Court ot Probate. District of AVON-This summer, feel room, 2-car garage, excellent ■JUST-A-SHADE-BETTER guided the b ill to passage in the 56 M iic lor Ftent produced more than 100 million doses M a n ch e ste r - cool. Earn money, meet peo­ open 24 hours, second and 847-9847 condition. $51,900 Philbrick per hour (a ll anytime, 742- ■ 30 years experience new homes custom built Training sessions lor state health NOTICK OF UKAHING 467 Center St. *33,9DD House, said flu shots for persons over of the vaccine. But two companies AUTOMOTIVE ple, gain confidence. Call 523- third shifts available. Agency Realtors, 646-4200 8532 matching colors and expert remodeled, additions, rec Heating-Plumbing 35 ESTATE OF BERNICE between 2-6 p.m. department personnel on the use of 61 Autos lor Sale Restaurant 94, 29 McNall Five room Ranch, acre wallpapering Exterior rooms, garages, kitchens 65 and persons suffering from heart suspended production and others said UERZENSKl, an incapable person 9401 Tor information. 62 — Trucks for Sale plus lot. walk to schools,, MASONRY ■ Bricks, blocks, jet guns in administering the vaccine Pursuant to an order of Hon W illiam Street, Manchester. MANAGER-TRAINEE, and GARRISON COLONIAL- problems Cali us, 289-1162. remodcleu. bath hie. cement SKW ER l.lN KS sink lines disease and other chronic illnesses they would withhold the vaccine until 63 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale E FitzGerald. Judge, dated August 6. kitchen and dining room help great starter home. concrete, steps, sidewalks, cle.ined with electric cutters will begin Thursday at the state 64 — Moiorcycles-Bicyclea Eighl rooms built in 1967 brick 289-6516 work Steps, dormers could start in September. they were protected from lawsuits. 1976 a h e a rin g w u l be h eld on an 65 — Campers-Trailers-Mobil# wanted. Apply at Grandma's front, large modern kitchen, patios, and stick chimney ••••••aaaaaea* Residential or commemal by professionals McKinney health department in Hartford. The application praying for authority to WARREN E. Rogers said the Ford administra­ Opponents claimed the bill set a H o m e s — c m Pie Shop, W1 West Middle Call 875-4973 after 6, Bros Si'wage DispiiSiil Com­ sell certain real estate as in said LEGAL formal dining room, first floor Call 649-4291 66 Automotive Service Building-Contracting 33 field nurses who are trained in this application on file mure fully appears, Turnpike, Manchester. pany 643 5308 tion had assured Congress that dangerous precedent. 67 Autos lor Ranl-Laasa CHIEF BEAUDET lamily room. 15x19, lour at the Court of Probate on Augu.st 19. — HDWLAND G EN ER A L Remodeling and program wiil be assigned to train passage of the measure would “ clear “ We are opening the door to having High school graduates take bedrooms, 2-car garage, large 1976 at 2 30 P M . Re: Vernon Midget Football League Registration H E LP WANTED ■ Nights. Ratllor 843-1108 painting, interior and NO JOB too small toilet other personnel in the various towns Pearl J Hultman, Asst Clerk a long look at your future. level lot. At Ihe low, low, all of the problems so they could U.S. taxpayers pay for product The Vernon Midget Football League will hold its registration Control desk operator, also exterior. Free estimates repairs plugged drams where the vaccine will be given. The NAVY provides job price of $51,900. Philbrick The TRUTH about Old Ceilings proceed” with immunizations. liability and medical malpractice in for the 1976 season on Saturday and Sunday. August 14 and 15 lane maintenance man. Apply Agency, 646-4200. References Reasonable kitchen taiuels replaced, experience and education MANCHESTER - Newer 5-5 Oatarloratad, crickad, untighlly callingt can look M rs Gustafson said the date of the Flu vaccine manufacturers had amounts that could be Court of Probate, District of □ N O T IC E S between 1 and 3 p.m. at Legion Field, Regan Road, Vernon In person at Holiday Lanes. 39 prices 649-7831 or 569-4169 re p a ire d te c ro»>ms. M a n ch e ste r m n m u m . ______Duplex. Three bedrooms, 1 new again — In more catat than you IhInkI flu vaccine clinics to be held locally refused to go ahead with the program astronomical,” said Rep The League which Is starting Us 161h season will once again Spencer Street, Manchester. batliriKun reriuHlelin^: he.il Henry NOTICE OF HEARING 1/2 tlaths. oak floors, E X P E R T TH EE removal and An Exparlancad Taper A Calling-Taxlur* Spaclalltl w ill not be known until after Aug. 19. ESTATE OF EDWIN C. SCOTT Sr, operate with two teams, the Pioneers and the Shamrocks In the ••••••••••••••••••••••a*** nuHlerni/ation etc hree es­ until they were protected against a Waxman, D-Calif. carpeting, appliances, walk­ land clearing free So far, Glastonbury is the only other Pursuant to an order of Hun. W illiam Lott and Found 1 Bill Skoneski Midget Football League which includes manv Builnaii Opportunity 14 Business Opportunity 14 out basement $59,900. Hayes HOUSE SALE can prolaatlonally match th* appatranc* ot a newly In- timates gladlv given .M x’X^M potential rash of suits from persons But the Association of Trial____ E. FitzGerald. Judge, dated August 6. MUST BE SOLD cstimatesn- fully in.surcd Call tlallad celling, at about 'A tho prict. Plumbing vL Healing 649-2871 community to join with Manchester 1976 a h e a rin g w ill be h e ld on an towns in this area of Connecticut. Corporation, 64M131. claim ing to have been injured by the Lawyers of America expressed con­ LOST- Black male cat, vicini­ All Stale Tree Export Com­ And at that price — It looks even battarl in a mass clinic operation. plication praying fur authority to Boys who are nine years of age on or before January 1. 1976 All Reasonable vaccine. Insurance companies I certain real estate as in said ty Fountain Village, answers pany 647-1039 EHANK S C ltlE l I \ Plum fidence “that the American public and will not turn 14 years of age before December 1, 1976 are KODAK PO LA R O ID I Bolton oners Considered - That'S TRUTH - refused to insure them will not make improper, excessive or application on file more fully appears, to Impy, reward. Call 289-2409 bing • repairs .ind tenunleling at the Court of Probate on August, 19. after 5. eligible for the Midget Football Teams. As of the first game ; EVEREADY HOL80N ALBUMS g • NEW LISTING • S even ro4>m c u lo n ia l w ith plea DUALITY Reflnishing - No akin taws, pounding nalla, or moaty watt*. V a n itie s and hot water The bill would allow anyone frivolous claim s" 1976 at 3 00 P M . WE8TINQH0U8E The best «f two worlds m this 4 7 sanl yard on treelini'd street IVarl J Hultman. Asst'. Clerk players cannot weigh more than 120 lbs. nor less than 70 lbs. The acre farm with custom huilt ('ape. Custom rctipholstcry, 199 Wa otter i variety ol laxturaa to chooaa train; healers Prompt service on alleging an injury because of inocula­ Rogers told reporters that the Fireplared living room, dining Forest Street. Mtnu'nester. FOUND - White cat, teams are divided into "A " and "B " squads according to Ihelr 2-rar Karage, full hascmrnl. riMim with nirner < upboard. bright emergencies 643 7tr24 msTitiiu rou fabulous Grade A land fur tion to sue the government which, in precedent set by the measure “ is a Plymouth Lane, Bolton. age and weight. eat'in kitchen, one and ‘i baths Caning, repairs. Very • SAND FINISH SWIRL • FLOWER D E S O Court of Probate. District of Strawberries or its present crop Owner or good hoipe. 646-2844. three beiinmmt. large den rcasonaole Free estimates turn, could sue the vaccine manufac­ danger that we don't underestimate" M a n c h e ste r There will be a registration fee of Three dollars per boys or a imlatoes A must) • SPRAY TEXTURE •CEMENT SWIRL About town : Individual. Mala or Famala. nttdad full or parHima to dialribult vibrid Im m e d ia te 4tet u p a m y 646-8574. turer, distributor or other negligent and Congress should study “ the ques­ NOTICE OF HEARING total of Five dollars If there is more than one boy per fnmilv. ; (amoua Kodak film and othar photo producta through company aa- MAJOR A RilD ESTATE OF GERARD A LACROIX, LOST - Woman's tan wallet, • STARDUST •VARIOUS STUCCOS 38 party. Boys will be insured against injury and undergo a physical ; labllahtd locatlona. Maka thli your yaar for indapandanca. $4995.00 in- ______u u s u ______Flooring tion of liability for future preventive d eceased vicinity of Caldor's. Sentimen­ > vaatmani. Ouaraniaad 12 month marchandlaa rapurchaaa agraamant. WATERPROOFING. P u rsu a n t to an o rd e r of Mon W illia m examination prior to season play. After the Senate had passed the bili health programs" tal value. Please call 647-9881. CALL Mr. Martin (Toll Fraa) * taoo-94S*1200 iiMtchways. walls, floors, FLlXIR Sanding Relmishmg First Church of Christ, Scientist, E FitzGerald. Judge, dalinl August 4. Practice' will commence Monday, August 16lh at 8 p.m at DROBIAK DRY WALL CO. by voice vote, Ford called House 1976 a h e a rin g w ill b i' h e ld on an or Collact Aet4*226*1751 M A N C H E S T E R - $33,900- stone walls, patios, steps, fUmrs like new wo waxing. In most cases, the immunizations Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 0 p.m.. E.8.T. application praying that lettem of nd- Legion Field. Boys with reasonable excuses will be accepted at walks, fireplace and ceramic will have a service and testimony leaders and urged them to push it LOST - English Setter, black Or W rita Seven room Colonial, four Th9 Celling A W a/f P e o p le isptH’ializing in older lUH»rs' w ill be available without charge, but mini.slration be granted on said estate tale registration during the first week of practice. meeting, which is open to the public, and white markings. 11 F m ilT O N I ^HOTO CO., bedrooms, good sized rooms, >641 ciaittst MAacMitiia tile repairs 30 years M anchaatar Ceilings ami inside pamling through the House immediately, some persons may prefer to pay to as in said application on file more fully Frank J. McCoy FIRUTONI lUILDINO • tlNC11949 appears, at the ('ourt ul Probate on months, answers to Rosie. one-car garage. Century 21. experience Abert Zuccaro. 646*8882 John Vei l.idle 646 5i.S() K72- tonight at 8 at the church, 447 N IM N. $rd I t , Catymbua, OMa 4M1S rather than wait till after the recess get the shots from private Augu.st 19. 1976 a t 11.00 A M Nepsic and Hebron Road President Jackslon-Avanle, 646-1316. 6 4 7 -1 4 1 9 64^4953 . 653-2914 Main St. physicians. Pearl J. Ilultmnn. Ass't. '> rk area. 633-9227. Vernon Midget Football League PAGE EIGHTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed,, August 11, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Aupist 11, 1976- PAGE NINETEEN Buelneee tor Rent 55 Auloe For Sele Answer to Previous Puzzle Frank and Ernatl 67 4ufOi For Sele 67 Motorcfclet-Bicfclei 64 Structures SB MANCHESTER-Four new of­ Charles M. Schultz 0 I HONDA 1970, 450 CL. Needs fices ranging from 225 to 320 Gat Stingy some work, $275. Call 643-1802 ACROSS 2 Palm leaves i i square feet. Downtown Main after 5 p.m. (var.) 76 M tr e u r y Dear Abby 1 The Eiffel — 3 Existed Street location. Warren E. 6 The----- 4 Night before A lons uiith WHAT POES A UlAlTEe Howland Realtors, 643-1108. 1973 YAMAHA 175cc, mint House 5 Vivid color ‘TOUR SUPPER KNOW ABOUT THEOLOW? condition, $495. Call 872-2943, By Abigail Van Buren 11 Odd number 6 Court order IBNISHT,! HAVE BEAUTIFUL one room of- 13 Public speaker 7 Greek lower 289-3100. A QUOTATION V tice, professionally decorated, 14 City in Texas world FROM THE BOOK air-conditioned, amplel 1973 YAMAHA TX500, 7,400 15 Horsemen 8 Follower parking. Call 646-2212. 16 Compass (suffix) OF ISAIAH,,. J USE .4-Or. Sodm miles. Needs new rear tire, reading 9 Rocky ISavoral to All undor 7,000 chain, and tune-up. I've lost 17 Petty malice promontory 25 Mother Goose 47 Greek god of OTHER HAVE WE HELPED DEAR ABBY: I am a 21-year-old male who needs your choQSB from mllos interest and just don't feel t9 Plunders 10 Biller vetch character war DOOR YOU LATELY? Phoiw like messing with it. The first help with an embarrassing problem. It's my behind. It is 21 Maxims 12 Rocket part 26 African capital 48 Commanded 643-2711. $500 takes it. Rick, 646-0875. enormous! I'm 5 foot 6 and weigh 180. 2S Frighten 13 Prayer 27 Former Asian 49 High cards 1 work out three times a week at a health club and am in 28 Legendary 16 Egyptian kingdom 50 Possessive Wented to Rent 57 pretty good shape except for the abovementioned. I've bird landmarks 29 Thicket pronoun 1974 HARLEY Sportster - 30 Cattle sound 19 Before (prefix) 36 Untie 51 Australian bird XLH. Excellent condition. tried every conceivable exercise and diet I'v9 come across, 31 Sheets of glass 20 Adjust again 38 Ventilate 52 Impair VUINTHROP By DICK CAVALLI RELIABLE YOUNG working $2600 or best offer. Call after but 1 can't seem to lose any of the flab back there. 32 Upward 22 Onward 43 Wedding VIP 53 Farm animal couple • wishes to move to 6 p.m 875-4100. It's just plain fat. Abby. and no amount of exercise can (comb, form) 23 Value 45 Deparimeni 55 Wile Manchester area. Will do light firm it up. 33 Boundary 24 Man from Bern (ab.) 56 Gibbon (comb form) Mickey Finn — Morris Weiss HEPE'0 MY / =:>LAMYeul^ 3 /jO »kY-rN ^ SQYYEBOD yA maintenance for reduced rent 1974 YAMAHA 350 - Road Someone told me that it can be removed by surgery. Is 34 Japanese coin 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 B 9 10 , Y / P IC N IC , 1 / S K \B € > \ U P T H E R E \ or rent-free apartment. Good Bike. 2,500 miles, asking $800. references. Call before 10 643-9027 that so? I don't care if the operation is painful and leaves a 35 Shade tree FOR ' .J- AND HAVE (. A J W IL L - B E c o s e N T scar. Anything would 'be better than hauling around this 37 Gasps for 11 12 13 a m or after 4:30 p.m. 232- YOUR CHOICE breath SO IF I DON'T X You'Re JUST A DUM8 HOWEVER — IF SHE MEETS roc)AY ■yV \ N O f e a r ... / / m . \ BEISHT ) L I K E / outsized caboose all my life. I'm not exaggerating; I look 2794. HONDA 1972, CL 350. 39 Constellation 14 15 DO SOMETHIN! BROADf IF RUSS' WIFE WITH AN ACCIDENT, THAT'S -rSJ' \ AUDCLEAa.J F tD E T R Y . / f L L WIND UP GETS KNOCKED OFF, DIFFERENT/ BUT M AKE IT -trt. ------Excellent condition. $600. Call practically deformed. It's so bad I hate to go to the beach. 40 You (Fr.) tfUSS' M F B HAS GOT HIM fN 17 WITH A GREAT k THE LAW WON'T ------r LIKE AN ACCIDENT'> 646-6635 If this kind of operation can be done, who would do it? 41 Bridge o f ----- 16 18 HEB WILL FOR ONE THIRD OF A MALE STUDENT 19 - seeks MILLION! BUT HES GOTTEN BIG Z E R O T / N h av e t o UX)K roommate and auiet apart­ A YARD OF LARD 4 2 ------ol the 1 Unknown 19 20 21 22 23 24 COMFORTABLE LIVIN' WITH ment for September. Prefer 1970 KAWASAKI. 350 Enduro, THAT LITTLE OLD LADY! Soldier 25 26 27 28 29 30 Manchester area. Call 646- $525 Excellent condition, 7000 DEAR YARD: A plastic surgeon. (But try to find one 44 Stranger 1583 miles, 9:30-5 p.m Call 641- who doesn't mind getting a little behind in his business.) 46 Chinese civet i t 32 33 2171 Ask for Steve. 48 Word of YOUNG WORKING couple contempt 34 35 36 37 38 i ' 1 ' DEAR ABBY: I live in an apartment building. Directly e-M . with 2 year old desires fairly above me lives a woman and her 11-year-old son. He takes 5 1 -----State large two or three bedroom Building 39 4d 41 •UVyVltLJ 1, .i ...... Cempert-Trellert piano lessons and hates to practice, so her idea of the ideal 54 Buckingham apartment Preferably in 42 43 44 45 Mobile Hornet 65 punishment is to make him practice “extra time.’’ duplex or two-family. Lately he has been punished a lot. but 1 am being 57 Girt Resort Property 27 Articles tor Sale Rooms tor Rent 52 Apartments For Rent 53 Reasonable rate. Will 46 47 49 50 18' CAMPER trailer ■ single punished more. I have been hearing “The Blue Danube 58 Merchant remodel. 649-5474. 59 Impulses SI 5T &3 54 55 56 WATERFRONT Cottage. 36 FOR SALE - 12 string Hofner CLEAN Pleasant room for axle, excellent condition. W alu” in my sleep! 60 Lock of hair miles from Manchester in Eleven years old. $1,500. Call The mother is a music lover, and she’s decided that her 57 58 German make guitar. $80. rent. Close to everything. Call RENTAL OFFICE BUICK, 1970, LaSabre. 445, 4- 742-8930 DOWN Woodstock Conn Seen by ap­ Call 742-6607 646-3109. □ AUTOMOTIVE PLYMOUTH, 1971, Duster. 2- son is going to learn to love music if it kills him. Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermeer DAMATO ENTERPRISES door, hardtop, nice little 6 door hardtop, gold, black vinyl 1 Far (comb 59 60 pointment after 7 30 p.m , Please print this. I know my neighbor reads your II I^arge variety of Apartments .iml form) Mondav-Thursdav Ownner- SOFA BED, couch, bureau, ROOMS FOR RENT ■ central­ cylinder with automatic roof, factory air-conditioning, SELLING YOUR mobile column, because every time you knock smokers she cuts Townhouses throughout Auloi For Sele 67 am fm, tilt wheel, white ■ NEWSPAPER E-NTERPRISE ASSN i YOU SEEM VERY ^ OH, I'M LIK E ..I'M STILL TRYING HAVE YOU U Agenl.'649-1505 breakfront, assorted small ly located 146 Center Street Manchester transmission, radio, priced to home** Top dollar offered for out the article and sticks it in my mailbox. (I smoke.) walls, beautiful automobile c o n t e n t b o t t s EVERYBODY ELSE, TO FIND MYSELF/ LOOKED IN THE tables, rocking chair. Call 646- rlease call 649-0013. Atntaf Otflc0 open dally 9-5, sell at $1,195. Test drive last resu lts, 1-828-0360. Thanks a million. ; .' S«(. 10‘3. Sunday tt-3 NEED CAR? Credit bad? today Suburban Motor Car, 50 $1,495 Suburban Motor Car, broker f-, NUrCHELL REFRIGERATOR 7 3182 Bankrupt? Repossessed? HIGHLAND PARK HEADACHE Real Estate Wanted 28 Tolland Turnpike. 50 Tolland Turnpike. CLEAN. FURNISHED room, 646-1021 Honest Douglas accepts GARAGE SALE - Friday, central, apply 4 Pearl Street Manchester 649-2076, across Manchester. 649-2076, across YOUR CHOICE two or three 240 New State Road lowest down, smallest from Western Beef. from Western Beef. DEAR HEADACHE: If your neighbor wants her son to Win at Bridge ALL CASfl fur your properly Saturday. 10-4. Mountain or call 646-4701 after 6 p.m. bedrooms, colors and decor, MANCHESTER payments. Douglas Motors, new 14' wide delivered at $9,- hate music, she’s going about it in exactly the right way. within 24 hours Avoia red Drive. South Windsor Moving 345 Main. Now. stick this in HER mailbox, and lotsa luck! tape, instant service. Hayes to Florida. Everything must 1968 MUSTANG - Automatic, PINTO 1972, Hatchback, 995. trades welcome. Our power steering, good running smart thrifty auto, automatic prrees can't be beat, 50 homes Corporation. H46-0131 go Apartmtnli For Rent 53 WE PAY $15 for complete condition. $600 Call 646-0061 transmission, radio, white to choose from starling at DEAR ABBY: Sunday evening at 0:45, my wife and 1 Strong hand begs overbid SELLING your house*’ Call us ONE five room apartment junk cars. Call Joey, Tolland walls. $1,595. Terms if $995 Excellent financing received a phone call from a couple who have been very Auto Body. 528-1990. first and we'll make you a Building Supplies 42 WE HAVE customers waiting newly redecorated with PINTO, 1971, 4-speed, radio, desired Suburban Motor Car, available Parts, supplies and dear friends of ours for many years. They asked us to cash offer. T J Crockett.. for the rental of your apart­ refrigerator and stove. One sm art economical car to 50 T o llan d T u rn p ik e . accessories Full time service please come right over for dinner because at the last PARTS Department now open l - j k ment or home J D. Real four room apartment newly drive Compare at $1,095 Manchester 649-2076, across department Plaza Homes, minute, the couple whom they had invited couldn't make NORTH "Not when there is a lay- Realtor. 643-1577 NATURAL STONE for Saturdays. Complete line of retaining walls, veneers, Estate Associates, Inc 646- redecorated with refrigerator Suburban Motor Car, 50 from Western Beef 1348 Wilbur Cross Highway. it. A K Q 10 9 down grand slam," repli^ 1980. and stove. Call 872-8718. Chrysler parts Chorches Tolland Turnpike, Berlin Turnpike, Berlin. Conn V A J IMMEDIATE Cash for your patios, etc. Pick up by the Motors. 649-3646 Our friends live about an hour's drive from us. We North. "If you had opened one pound or delivery by the ton. Manchester. 649-2076, across 1967 FORD Galaxie, very 1-828-0369, weren't dressed and were all set for a quiet evening at ♦ A J 7 diamond as you should have, I properly Let us explain our MANCHESTER- Attractively Bolton Notch Stone Quarry LOOKING for anything in real from Western Beet good running order, $200, home. Also, we needed a babysitter and had made no plans AAK^2 would have played and fair proposal Call Mr paneled, four room apart­ 1%9 BUICK Electra converti­ Telephone 646-7243, 18' 1959 Trailer, stove, heater, Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence Belfiore. 647-1413 649-3163. estate rental - apartments, for one. made the grand slam. " homes, multiple dwellings, no ment, stove, refrigerator, ble, all power, air- large refrigerator, sleeps six. WEST EAST K E E P H A P P Y My wife thought there was nothing wrong with their North was right. South can POLICE WERE BEACON AMD DEACOWi... ’ THE TWO GOOD G R IE F ! BUT WHAT CAN 1 DO WHEN '\ I fees. Call J D Real Estate references no pets. $165 . 646- conditioning. $1,100 or best CAMARO, 1%7. hardtop. 8 hitch include^ $1 100 643-2221 A632 AS4 invitation, but I was amazed at their chutzpah. make the hand on a dummy c a l l e d t o THAT’ft GOrrA BE MORE PRl$0 NER5 \ THAT CLINCHES I'M UNDER CONSTANT ' MAY WE RLY your home" 3167 , 228-3540 offer Call 646-8035, automatic transmission, alter 5 p m V 9 7 4 V K 10652 George H. Griffing, Inc. Associates, Inc. 646-1980. Please understand that we have been their dinner guests reversal that succeeds as long BEACON STREET THAN COINCIDENCE! c l a im e d TO BE IT...SOMEONE EILLAWCB 5... Quick, fair, all cash and no HORNET, 1971, SST, 2-door, power steering, high mileage ♦ 963 ♦ 852 WHEN MONKEV- WORKING FOR iMUGT'VE 1 972 VOLKSWAGEN- many times, and I wasn't put out because we hadn't been as dubs don't break 6H) or 7-t). 600FBV vVAiT! h er e problems Call Warren E SCREENED LOOM MANCHESTER - Mature cou­ MANCHESTER - Three but runs good Compare. $750 ...... A Q 10 8 3 A J 96 VAN CLIMBED A GOVERNMENT I o n d e c o d i n g : Immaculate, excellent condi­ silver gray, black vinyl roof, 6 invited initially. But to be called so late because, as they South wins the trump lead, COMEG t h e Howland. Realtors. 643-1108. • Sand • Gravel • Fill ple wanted for this clean 4 rooms. 54 Birch Street cylinder, automatic transmis­ Suburban Motor Car, 50 Automotive Service SOUTH (D) INTO THE VOUNvd a g e n c y k n o w n Adults. $117. Security. tion. Low mileage $2,000, 649- 66 put it. ‘‘we have all this delicious food, which you would cashes dummy's ace and king g a r b a g e room apartment in attractive sion. power steering, high Tolland Turnpike, AAJ87 LAD y '5 B E D ­ AG '’SUB-INTEL­ t r u c k : Andover 7127. of clubs, ruffs a club, enters ROOM LIGENCE' SELL YOLR house through J, 4 family brick building. Heat, Utilities extra. See 6:30 to mileage unit but runs and Manchester. 649-2076 across EL.M MOTORS- Toyota, Dal- just love." was not a good enough reason for us to rush ¥Q83 Watson Beach Real Estate 742-7886 hot water, appliances $235. No 9 30 p.m from Western Beef over thtfre. We thanked them and declined, ♦ KQ10 4 dummy with a heart or dia­ 1973 CELICA Toyota. ST, 37.- looks excellent. $1,295 Subur­ sun specialists, factory Company Professional real children or pets. Mr. Rossetto ban Motor Car, 50 Tolland How would vou have responded to such an invitation? A74 mond, ruffs dummy's last NEWER three bedroom 000 miles. 4-speed, extras trained, one day service. 114 estate service for nearly 50 646-2482. Turnpike, Manchester 649- MUSTANG - 1972, Grande, East Main. Rockville 871- ENCINO Both v u l n e r a b l e club with his ace of trumps, vears. Call our Manchester of­ DogS'BIrdS’ Pets 43 ap artm en t in 2-fam ily, Show room condition. Call 649- 1617 leads his last trump to dum­ 2162 2076, across from Western gold with saddle tan vinvl RI fice for an estimate of value CHARLES APARTMENTS - applianced country kitchen, Beef roof, 8 cylinder, automatic DEAR ENCINO: The same way you did. West .North East South my, cashes dummy's last two without obligation 647-9139. DOG-CAT BOARDING Deluxe 4 1,2 room laundry hook-ups, private transmission, am fm stereo, 1 A trumps while discarding two bathing/grooming. Complete drive, fenced yard, security 1973 AUDI lOOGL. Best offer. Pass Pass 5 ♦ hearts and winds up with six townhouses One and 1 2 Call 646-5371 after 5 p.m., 1%9 Clfl!VY $750 Good condi­ power steering, white walls, modern facilities. Canine baths. All appliances, 2 air and references, $225 un­ tion: two new Atlas snow beautiful, $2,695 Bank terms Pass Pass Pass trump tricks, one heart, four heated. 647-9347, weekdays. So Popular Pass Aiilcles tor Sale 41 Holiday Inne. 200 Sheldon conditioners, carpeted, heat tires, E7814, $45. Call 289-8979 available. Suburban Motor diamonds, two clubs and all Road. Manchester. 646-5971. and hot water, patio, sound Astro-graph Opening lead - 2 A VEGA-1974, automatic, low Car, 50 Tolland Turnpike, the marbles. proofing. Washer and dryer THREE ROOM Apartment - Manchester, 649-2076. across ALUMINUM sheets used as Near hospital and busline. Air mileage, good condition FORD. 1972, Grand Torino printing plates. 007 thick, FOUR MONTH old female hook-up Storage, basement sport, 2-door, hardtop, copper from Western Beef By B E R N IC E BEDE OSOL Alley Oop — Dave Graue dog wants good home. Free. garage. Some available with conditioned, second floor No Selling because of use of com­ 23x32 ' 25 cents each or 5 for pany car Call anytime 646- bronze with saddle tan in­ Call 643-4330. firepTaces and two car gar­ children or pets $175 per terior. real sharp 8 cylinder VOLVO - 1%5, 122S. 4-door, A New Mexico reader wants $1 Phone 643-2711 month. 646-4838. 3330. By Oswald & James Jacoby l o o k . Ch r i s , if Y O U f t h e p o r r a s b r o t h e r s c o n - I SEE... KINDA SES t h a t w a s WHAT THE ages. 646-0800 , 646-1540. automatic transmission, good condition, $600 Call 646- For Thurtday, Aug. 12, 1976 to know if there is any good CAN'T MAKE IT TO V VINCED THE REBELLIOUS f o l l o w in g in THE 'D e a ... Bl it ' I.\AS I w e a t m e r FREE to good home - Lab 6635 South played out the grand reason to open one spade as CIVILIZATION, MOW TH' V CREWMEN THEV COULD TH‘ FOOTSTEPS THEN' f l a il e d CLEAN USED refrigerators, FOUR ROOM flat in four- 1970 AUDI lOOLS, four door, power steering, new white ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) /TMiS TIME retriever, 8-monlhs, good dis­ walls. This weeks special buy SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) slam slowly, but most un­ dealer with: HECK DID TH' MUTINEERS > ALL REACH HISPANIOLA OF THOSE TWO TO CONSIDER OF NEAR ranges, automatic washers, lamily house. Desirable loca­ four speed, $1,850 Call 647- You could fly off the handle Do something tun today with a position, good with children at $1,795. Suburban Motor VOLKSWAGEN. 1971, super with the slightest provocation successfully. He drew trumps ♦ AKQJ87VXXX ♦xxAxx EXPECT T*DO IT ? ^ IN DUGOUT CANOES.' FELLAS N'SENT ONE f a c t o r .. with guarantees B D Pearl's tion. $160, with heat. Adults 9221 alter 6 p.m friend who has done you favors FOR HELP, EH T 742-7786. Recycle today Once you've had time to first and after that start had Appliances. 649 Main St., 643- Car, 50 Tolland Turnpike, beatle. am fm. attractive, m the past It wouldn't hurt if The answtf is another only, no pets Security think, you'll feel silly lor being to fail back on the heart 2171 those space-takers required. 643-6181 1973 VEGA HATCHBACK-4- Manchester. 649-2076, across nice running import $1,295 you picked up the tab. too. unqualified yes and no. The FREE - To good home only, from Western Beef. Suburban Motor Car, 50 so easily irritated. finesse It failed as did South's bid will probably not do any with plenty of room for to useful cash with a speed, radio, heavy duty SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. DARK LOAM ■ F'ive yards, Tolland Turnpike, TAURUS (April 20-May 20) temper. harm and may be successful, Springer Spaniel to run. One fa s t, easy to use ROCKVILLE - Four freshly suspension, 30 mpg, $1550. 211 You have something to do $30. plus lax Washed’ patio Manchester, 649-2076. across Impatience and overlooked “Couldn't you have checked painted rooms, no pets, Call 646-3444. today that you know to be dif­ but if it fails your partner is and pool sand, gravel, stone. year old. AKC registered and Want Ad. from Western Beef opportunities plague your mor­ for kings and settled for six?” security. Utilities extra, $150, ficult at the outset It you meet likely to get mad. So let your 643-9504, good with children. Call 643- ning Later you H be able to 643-9743. 1%9 VOLKSWAGEN. Karman the challenge you'll be very asked his partner ‘ Isn't conscience be your guide and 1802. recoup it you keep your eyes Ghia, automatic transmis­ COMING 1975 CHEV Malibu classic. V- gratified at the results game, rubber and a small open this hand if you feel like HITACHI- Stereo cassette FOUR ROOM DUPLEX- 8 wagon, automatic transmis­ and ears open slam enough for you’ " Boats-Accessories 45 1 1/2 ROOM apartment, heat, sion, good condition, receipts CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. it. tape recorder in excellent Kitchen, living room on first sion, power steering, disc QEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) You hot water, stove and for recent work, $400 Call 643- SOON 19) Another may treat you in a condition Ideal for home or floor, two bedrooms and bath brakes, air-conditioning with won't appreciate it at the lime, CANOE - 1973. 17 foot Old refrigerator, suitable for 8621. very hostile manner today Try office. Originally $150., now on second floor, large yard, tinted glass, steel belt radial but something will turn out far Berry*! World Town. Good condition. Call single adult, lease and securi­ TO MANCHESTER turning the other cheek instead $85 646-5385. evenings parking, Manchester $185. ty deposit required. No pets. 1971 CHEVY Biscayne, four- tires, am radio, medium better than you expect. At first 649-5620. orange metallic, excellent of reacting in kind, and it won't monthly. 649-2871. $100 per month. Main & door. power steering and you may even be upset about bother you The Flintstonae — Hanna Barbara Productions ALUMINUM SIDING Eldridge Company, 643-63% brakes Automatic. Call 643- condition. $3,300. 875-7315, It Garden Products 47 PONTIAC evenings. AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Fob. 19) Sacrifice Distributor has lef­ FOUR ROOM APARTMENT- 0926. CANCER (June 21-July 22) tover brand new first quality Wall-lo-wall carpeting, stove, Taking foolhardy risks today L IK E T H E V FIVE Large Rooms, second Brusque tactics will produce will land you behind the 6-ball, siding in original factory car­ SWEET CORN also other refrigerator, heat, hot water, dilatory results tor you today S A V - IT 'S floor, convenient location 1975 VOLKSWAGEN Rabbitt. but if you use your keen judg­ TOO B A D tons Must sacrifice. Installa­ vegetables for sale. Natsisky cellar storage area, large Trucka tor Sale 62 Treating others jovially will br­ $165. Married couple with two 2-door, 4-speed, am'fm radio, 1974 AMERICAN Matador. 2- ment things will turn out VUE C A N 'T tion and terms arranged. Call Farm. 122 New Marker Road. ing you the cooperation you yard, parking. $225, monthly. children. 649-8350. excellent condition, 646-5230 door, 6 cylinder, automatic profitably P IC K O U R Warehouse. 1-800-382-0586 Rockville off Dart Hill Road Hebron, 649-2871. or 742-9503 transmission, power steering, 1955 CHEVY PICKL’P- hoped lor PARENTS 644-0304. TWO BEDROOM luxury disc brakes, am radio, tilt Chrome wheels, runs good PISCES (Fob. 20-Morch 20) / TWO Frigidaire heavy duly LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) An The good news you're hoping FOUR ROOM apartment, no lownhouse, located in 1973 DATSUN, 49,000 miles, steering wheel Red with Asking $350. Call 649-8644 affluent and influential friend air-condilioners, 8000 BTUs, appliances, 428 Broad Street, excellent condition, $2,000. lor may not arrive exactly on Highland Park section of black vinyl top. Two extra could give your career a big time, but don't despair It won't Vz amp $200 each 643-8946 $140. Security deposit. No Call 228-0084. 1967 DODGE step van. 6 boost today Do things exactly after 5 p m Manchester, wooded and snow tires. Very low mileage. be delayed for long FOR CORN'S SAKE children or pets. 643-4751. private. For information call. $2,800 875-7315, evenings. cylinders, 30,000 original the way he advises 646-1616 or 646-8008. 1968 VW • Excellent running miles, very good condition. MAYTAG washer and elec­ MANCHESTER- Available $900 or best offer. Call 289- VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapt. 21) If Your STOP AT THE condition, with new paint, PONTIAC - 1971, T37, 2-door, you act impulsively today, tronic dryer, good condition, immediately, immaculate 4 1/2 ROOMS, overlooking bumpers and running boards, hardtop, red with black in­ 2064. asking $125 for both Call 649- you'll only repeat a previous three bedroom duplex, P '2 park, appliances, $180 plus reasonable price. 643-4320 terior. 8 cylinder automatic mistake If you heed lessons Birthday 4835 after 6 p rn baths, separate utilities, $260 1975 FORD F250 ^4 Pickup, CORN CRIB neat, no pets, September 1st transmission, power steering, learned, everything will come Aug. 12. 1979 per month plus security, Call 649-7622 after 3:30 p m, 1971 PLYMOUTH Sebring - V- real sharp, nice running car p.s.. p.b., automatic. 8-foot out super WEATHKRVANES - hand BUCKLAND ROAD Frechette & Martin Realtors 8, automatic. Excellent condi­ $1,895. Suburban Motor Car, bed, candy apple red. Call Lady Luck will be doing all she crafted and hand forged For An attractive jumpsuit LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) SOUTH WINDSOR Inc 646-4144. ROCKVILLE - Remodeled tion $1800. Call alter 5:30 50 T o lla n d T u rn p ik e , after 4 p m. and anytime on with snap-in dickey adds can this coming year to help additional information send There is financial opportunity • seven room apartment, near p m. 528-7640. Manchester. 649-2076, across weekenas 742-6098, dash to your wardrobe. you where your career is con­ Born Loser — Art Sansom self-addressed stamped about you today, but it won't be cerned. especially it your past MANCHESTER- Attractive 2 shopping, hospital. Stove, from Western Beef. No. 8386 w ith Photo- envelope to Box 463. Rocky Farm Fresh Vegetables bedroom apartment, halt of C O N V ER TIB L E - 1965 TOYOTA 1974 pick-up. long readily visible. Dig around a record shows you merit it Hill, ( onn 06067 refrigerator, and heat in­ Guide is in Sizes 8 to 18. bit You re likely to find it Picked Dally two-family, convenient loca­ cluded, small security, $198. Plymouth Satellite. 2-door FORD, 1972, Country Squire, bed, automatic transmission Size 10. 32*3 bust . . . 3 tion, redecorated. No children per month. Call 872-6895. standard shift. Good running six passenger wagon, blue, 8 with console, bucket seats, ynr PRICE A PRIDE « P R tC r T p R IQ p r p R t^ T ^ T l lb. Wm'rPMCttS AIIAICSMIucm TNAca WHITE OR BROWN lb. 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PMCES EFFECTIVE AUGUST 8-14.1976 1135 Tolland Turnpike, Manchester 1135 Tolland T umpike, Manebostor : meu M TINS AD EFFECTIVE AUGUST S-14,1976 NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ENRONS | ITEM!ITEMS FOR FON GALE SALE NOT NOT AVAIUULE AVAIUULE TO NH AIL 0EJU.ENS ON WNOlESALENt NOTNESrONSIILEFONTTPOUArWCALEMONS ■ ITEMSITEMS FON FOO SALE SALE NOT OOT AVAILAIIE AVAILAIIE TO 01TO OTHEA WHOLESALE 01 OnAH. OEAABS PAGE TWENTY-SIX -- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn , Wed,, August U, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed,, August 11, 1976 — PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN Business and the consumer F a r m s ta n d CLIP & REDEEM THESE WALDBAUM'S WALDBAUM'S IU _ Food Mart Food Mart F re s h n e s s ! COUPONS If you love the taste of "Farmstand Fresh" fruits and vegetables FOR MORE SAVIN6S I then you'll love the fruits and vegetables at Food Mart. Come "Pick your own" . , . take one pepper or a pound .. . one orange or a More Items On dozen from the greatest bulk variety in town! Sale Everyday JU IC Y - CALIFO RNIA Food Club At Feed M art... SUGAR The Ceupens RID PLUMS Joan Hamel, photograpiier at Nassiff Camera and Photo Shop, Salem Nassiff and his wife, Ann, wait on customer in 5 LB. BAG GUGiiH Joins firm adjusts view camera to make portrait of Fred Miller of East new location of Nassiff Camera and Photo Shop on JUMBO - 72 COUNT g r a n u la t e d Hartford in the shop’s new studio. Main St. (Herald photos by Pinto) Are A BenutI J. Thomas W. Paananen 1C of Manchester has joined Connecticut Mutual Life's ^Accident’ launched successful business personnel division in Hart­ ford as a job analyst. plaining about deteriora­ Nassiff’s daughters, Terry WITH COUPON ON OPPOSITE PAGE! A graduate of .Miami In 1960, when the late and for studio portraits yearbook pictures, wed­ tion of Main St., and when dings, commercial work, Nassiff and Joan Hamel, Food Club Sugar University of Ohio, he com­ H e rm a n VV j c r z b i r k i prompted the recent move, some businesses are and his son-in-law. Clay es to Connecticut Mutual became ill and had to sell from 629 Main St. to 639 legal photography, ” moving away, it was a SWEET - TASTING Nassiff says. "We say 'no' Hamel He has several from Aetna Life and his business, the buyer had Main St., two doors away major commitment for to nothing." other part timers working %/LB. Waldorf Casualty where he worked no idea he'd see the-firm in the old Hartford Elec­ Nassiff to expand his LUSCIOUS VINE RIPENED CALIFORNIA at peak business seasons, for the past four and a half grow as fast and as much tric Light Co. location. "That’s why I like it. " he business to a new location. BAG as it has Nassiff was an architec­ says. "I never know what for weddings and school Cantaloupes {.“r years. But Nassiff sees only WITH PRIOR PURCHASE O f JIO.OO OR MORE AND THIS 1 Seedless I'm going to do next. " photography in several NATIVE (MASS.) He serves as chairman of The buyer was Salem tural designer when he continued growth in the COUPON AT FOOD MART. GOOD THRU SAT AUO 14 Tissue A partner in the business area towns. the social ministry com­ Nassiff, then a young, part- 'accidentally" got Into the future. LIMIT ONE 5 LB. BAG ■ ONE COUPON PER FAMILY FRESH - R IO RIPE At a time when many Tomatoes mittee of Manchester's time photographer, who photo business. He is Nassiff's wife, Ann, "Manchester has been GRAPES WHITE OR ASSORTED downtown people are com­ SWEET CALIFORNIA Concordia Lutheran has just moved the Nassiff designed church and whom he calls the boss. good to us," he says. Church and lives with his Camera and Photo Shop to cathedral exteriors and in­ Also working full lime in Nectarines JUMSOM wife and daughter at 47 a newer, larger downtown teriors throughout the the shop and studio are SWEET JUICY CALIFORNIA LOW location. Northeast, and took up PRICE Devon Dr. "I got into the business photography as a sideline. W aldorf Tissue Bartlett Pears by accident," Nassiff He later studied 0 '' WHITE OR U S. NO. I recalled. "Wierzbicki photography at the Hart­ ALL ASSORTED Yellow Onions PURPOSE WITH COUPON ON OPPOSITE PAGEI became ill and asked me if ford Art School and began 4 ROLL CALIFORNIA ■ CRISP I wanted to buy the shop. a part-time profession as a PACK So f said, 'Why not'?" wedding photographer in a s Fresh Carrots 5 fo?1. Today. Nassiff has a the 1950s. WITH PRIOR PURCHASE OF $10.00 OR MORE AND THIS COUPON AT FOOD MART. GOOD THRU SAT AUG 14 Tetley dozen people working for .Nassiff now does a lot for the tux LIMIT ONE PACK • ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. I FANCY him. and the business is more than wedding Cucumbers LONOOREEN 5 fo? 1 . 50* off photography. that’s inn GREAT FOR MIXED DRINKS FRESH still growing. An increase Sunshine ON ANY 10 LB. BAG in demand for both "We do portraits, for him... _ cc U S. NO. 1 SIZE A' Tea Bags photographic equipment passports, school pictures. Sugai Honey Lemons o« Limes 10 “"99 Graham Crackers WEDDINGS Purpose Eastern Shore' PKG. OF 100 For That Very Special Day Tetley Tea Bags Crisp Celery 49c ICe'll Do It Your ICay NATIVE (MASS.) POTATOES 75 ' SEE THE SPECIALIST... 100 COUNT " WITH PRIOR PURCHASE OF »»0 00 37 OAK ST., MANCHESTER Fresh Eggplant 3J1. I OR MORE AND THIS COUPON AT PACKAGE NATIVE (MASS.) - FRESH FOOD MART GOOD THRU SAT. 0 9 ' = Business Phone 649-7901 ■ AUGUSTtd LIM ITON E10LB BAG FIRMLAROE ONE COUPON PER FAMILY Green Cabbage HEADS L I W WITH PRIOR PURCHASE OF S10.00 OR MORE AND THIS I WITH COUPON ON OPPOSITE PAGEI COUPON AT FOOD MART. GOOD THRU SAT AUG 14 LIMIT ONE PKG. - ONE COUPON PER FAMIIY Promoted Mott’s reports increase cc Metals Testing Co. Inc. Mott's Super Markets, Inc., operators of 21 Shop-Rite of South Windsor, a Walter GRAND OPENING BONANZA CC supermarkets in Connecticut and Massachusetts, has MORE HEMS ON SALE EVERY DAY AT MART! ‘5 0 " o " f r i i’ 2 5 " o ff Kidde subsidiary involved reported the results of the company's 1976 second quarter with certified inspection and six month operation ONI] QUART JARS ■ ONAnsOZ.PKO. PEPSI - COLA U.S.D.A, CHOICE - GENUINE TOP CREST I ARMS HAMMER and nondestructive testing, For the quarter ended .June 26. 1976, net sales rose to ,PEF>S|' U.S.D.A. CHOICE has promoted David L $36,651,358 from a previous record of $34,375,828 for the I REGULAR FRESH AMERICAN LAMB SALE! PRESERVINS I OR DIET I LAUNDRY Charpentier to vice presi­ comparable 1975 period. .Net profit amounted to $118,069 K o d a k E B I JARS I DITIRGINT dent and general manager or $.10 per share, versus $291,579 or $.24 per share for the FILM I 64 OZ. Charpentier has ac­ WHOLE WITH THIS COUPON same quarter of 1975. I BOTTLE Top Round Steak FOOD MART I WITH THIS COUPON cumulated more than 21 For the six months, net sales amounted to $74,413,280 GOOD THRU SAT.. lAT FOOD MART I WITH PRIOR PURCHASE OF $10.00 OR MORE AND THIS AUG 14 LIMIT. lOOOO THRU SAT. years of professional versus $67,996,509. Net profit totaled $259,727 or $.22 per LAMB LEGS r w i L v i JARS o n e I m AUO >4 LIMIT ONE i I COUPON AT FOOD MART, GOOD THRU SAT AUO 14 experience and has been share versus $618,679 or $ 52 per share. j^lMIT ONE BOTTLE • ONE COUPON PER FAMIIY. U.S.D.A. / t t i CO U P O N p e r ” I FKO. ONE COUPON \ FAMILY - PER FAMILY general manager of Metals Joins research group staff CHOICE for the past year He joined DEVELOPING BEEF the lab in 1975 as quality control manager David B Strieby of Manchester has joined the Life In­ LB. LB. CC surance Marketing and Research Association (LIMRA) PHOTO •SAVE MONEY W h ile a 1 .M e ta ls. staff as a project analyst m their Consultation Projects Charpentier has helped in­ f'TEANUfBUTTER U S 0 A CHOICE STORE • SUPER CONVENIENT 2 0 * off i f 2 0 *off stitute a nationally known Division XT , PLANTERS Strieby earned an M B A. degree at Indiana University •FAST SERVICE CU BE $ Shoulder ON AN li II COUNT PKG PKG. I I ON ANY JAR \D T educational program in 1973, and was employed by Metropolitan Life In­ I 180Z. STEAK UMM which offers courses in • BEST QUALITY ALL BEEF Chops CHOPS FLAVOR VLASIC management and surance Co, In its management development program COLOR PRINTS I JAR STEA K L1 . 6 9 before joining LIMRA. techniques of radiography, SILK FINISH U S D A. CHOICE lONELESS Sandwich ICI RILISH magnetic particle and BORDERLESS j WITH PRIOR PURCHASE OF $10,00 OR MORE AND THIS I I COUPON AT FOOD MART GOOD THRU SAT AUG 14 ■ fluorescent dye penetrant BIQQER IMAGE CHUCK $1 Q Q Steaks WITH THIS COUPON WITH THIS COUPON Bank assets, ineome up I (IMIT ONE JAR . ONE COUPON PER FAMIIY | FOOD MART inspection and ultrasonics K IN G SIZE IFROZENI 7LB PKG. ( AT FOOD MART * 1 ? ? * i f ? GOOD THRU SAT GOOD THRU SAT. lie was recently elected People s Savings Bank of Rockville has reported in- AUO 14. LIMIT ONE J SLIDES- STEAK.v°°v V. I aOC/ ( AUO 14 LIMIT ONE i creases in assets and net income for the fiscal year en­ PKO ONE COUPON I I JAR ONE COUPON \ to the information division MOVIES PER FAMILY ■ PER FAMILY ding .June 30. 1976 CC 1 ^ 0 * CHOICY 101111.111 of the Educational Council ENLARGEMENTS •OSS of the American Society The bank reported an increase of 12 per cent in total DRIVING UP IS SO CONVENIENT! Chuck RoastTx'o". 11.19 assets, which reached a new high of $39,743,560 for the APPLE SAUCE for Nondestructi\e 106-year-old banking institution. Surplus, undivided CC Testing ffe was also ap­ profits and reserves increased at an 8,6 per cent rate to a MOISEY BACK GUARAISTEE VERYFINE Veal Patties •RIADBD LI 69' cli!r..*2 .0 9 pointed to the long range planning com m ittee of new high of $3,032,868. Real estate mortgages increased 9 IF YOU ARE NOT COMPLETELY SATISFIED WITH YOUR 25 OZ. 20*off ;r i5*off per cent while People's registered an increase of more Pork Patties?«"." - 89' ASNT of which he has been ORDER IN THE ORIGINAL BAG JAR WEAVER W W Breast of Lamb • 89' ON A 10 PACK PKG. I ON A U OZ. PKO. a member for 20 years He than 12 per cent in savings during the past 12 months. I NATURE VALLEY People's Savings Bank's main office is located in down­ OF YOUR°MONEY^ 30 DAYS FOR FULL REFUND ITT IS a member of the ■ WITH PRIOR PURCHASE OF $10.00 OR MORE AND THIS Chicken Franks 79® TITLIY American Society for town Rockville. An expanded office Is located at the Ver­ COUPON AT FOOD MART GOOD THRU SAT AUG 14 Lamb for Stew.^YV.r r. 99' I GRANOLA I NSW lEALAND GENUINE SPRING FROZEN non Circle Tri-City l^laza, and the newest People's ^ IIM IT ONE JAR • ONE COUPON PER FAMILY ^ PATTIES ICID TIA I CIRIAL Quality Control branch will open in .September at 551 Talcotlville Rd,, Bacon *1.59 REO FRUITANUT RAISINA Whole Lamb Legs *1.09 MIX COCONUTHONSV Vernon I Appointed COUPON COUPON WITH THIS COUPON WITH THIS COUPON U.S.D.A. CHOICE U.S.D.A.CHOICE Hormel Wieners 99' AT FOOD MART I AT FOOD MART OSCAR MAYER FRIMO HOT OR SWEET GOOD THRU SAT. GOOD THRU SAT . M am a H Kovensky of Service award by Ford KODACOLOR KODACOLOR AUO U LIMIT ONI i ■' AUOJ I LIMIT ONE I FILM DEVELOPED & PRINTED PKO ONE COUPON \ PKO* ONI COUPON * Manchester has been ap­ FILM DEVELOPED & PRINTED Wienerse«FFranks?.1.19 Italian Sausage .!1.19 PER FAMILY PER FAMILY Dillon Sales and Service of Manchester has won the Semi-Boneless .1 I pointed social caseworker Ford Motor Co's Distinguished Service Citation for out­ at Springfield (loodwill In­ standing ciistoiiier service. 12 EXP. ^2.89 20 EXP. ^3.99 dustries COUPON MUSTm u s t ACCOMPANYa c c o m p a n y ORDEROPOER ~ STEAK Chuck Steak ALL VARIETIES .1. Stewart .lohnson. president of Dillon, was honored at (FORMERLY CALIFORNIA) Miss Kovensky will be a recent Ford luncheon in Boston. Officials of Ford’s I— — i r - ^ 7 i ~ i7.7?f= = 4 WELCHADE TABBY.',;).'. Waldbaum's N. Y. Style Deli! FROZEN FOODS GALORE! responsible for follow up I’arts and Service Division said Dillon ranks in the upper SEALTEST evaluation of persons 15 per cent ol dealers nationwide. 8 M MOVIE "S *1.39||20a“ * «Vs DRINKS MORSELS Formula 73 ^ LIGHT N LIVELY O Q C placed in sheltered ALL FLAVORS 4t OZ CAN ■ ^C^^N^U^A^OJ^PANY^DW ^ COUPON MUST ACCOMPANY O r' d m HAM W ITH S employment with the goal ISOLATED PROTEIN ICE MILK FLAvom caHton" b e s -p a k 1.99 of helping them to advance U.S.D.A. CHOICE PRODUCT . Public Records A l f F f 4 100 1 .ARM ALL.LAVORt into competitive employ­ TR A S H BAG ment r — OPENING SPECIALS^’-^ n 4 9 * ^ e s h l y LAYER CAKES 1,02 PACKAOI 99' TOP CHUCK STEAK - - i LB. ROAST BEEF'.".^ICED I Miss Kovensky is a '"COUNT PKG. g f r e s h l y i l i c i c W arranl) dec(U U.S.D.A.CHOICE • SEMI-BONELESS LINERS POTATOES .H’o*:.v.‘:i; 49' graduate ol Southern Raymond S. Stratiman ,lr. and Donna M Struttman to LOX SALE OR ALASKAN L I *1.69 Connecticut Stale College KODAK cfp FILM SALE I CHUCK ROAST (FORMERLY CALIFORNIA! l Q HOMESPUN LA ROSA LAIOE EGG BEATERS 79' with a bachelor s degree in Robert Rezman and .Martha A Rezman, property at 66 J WHOLE ’ > CHEF eOT AR D ll Foley St . $35,000. GUARANTEED NEW FACTORY FRESH FILM J.S.D.A, CHOICE WHITE FISH,I OR HALF LI social welfare She also NAPKINS ELBOW N Y SHARF SAUSAGE PIZZA 79' received an associate Building |)eriniN KODACOLOR (FOR PRINTS) WHITE OR ASSORTED KODACHROME (FOR SLIDES) LB. CHEDDAR cheese ,,*1.89 degree in general studies Richard Carpenter, porch at 285 Henry St., $2,000. SHORT RIBS OF BEEF 140 COUNT PKG K110 MACARONI IMfO«HO FJODOLANO from Manchester Com­ John and (.ail .McClelland. 81 I.ake St , home at 90 Lake U.S.D.A CHOICE ^’26 2 0 EXP. * 1 .3 9 aa. 2 0 exp. * 1 , 5 9 . . SWISS CHEESE - ‘ I SS munity College She is a St., $23,000. 1^ C135 ■■ SHOULDER FOOD CLUE Daniel lezzi, alterations at 111 Ralph Rd , $260 ■WITH THIS COUPON LONDON BROIL LB. FRESH DAIRY DELITES! member of the National TOMATO JUICE ..o. .oT,r. 39' BEEF BOLOGNA **1.09 Associ.it ion of Soci.il Dorothy P Zboray. fence at 9 Waddell Rd,, $50 SEAIIEST LIGHT N IIVEIY Workers Jay Stager, 30 Forest St . aluminum siding at 22 Forest p h d t d TROPICANA ■ 100% FLORIDA T i l M A ‘■'•MTCHUNN FOODCLUi > |Q c ORANGE STORE/" A ll FLAVORS INOIL 4tvOI CAN 4 5 J FRANKS iSSS -*1.29 TROPICANA W hile a student at St., $1,500. KUIIIN qua*t 5 1 Ice Milk I CAL CARTON Del Monte M O I lOTTLE JUILC lan FLORIDA Southern Connecticut The Pop Shoppe - Nutmeg Beverage Co , 750 Main St CARTONS | | T n r r r College .Miss Kenensky wall sign at 249 Spencer St . $1,200, ^___ STORE ORANGE ALL FLAVORS FOOD CLUB CATSUP 69' HAM CAPPICOLAr.*2.89 235 MAIN STREET Pineapple FOOOCLUe completed lield work Lionel Lessard, fence at 169 Lyness St., $216. U , LIFTON 3 DRINKS IN NATURAL JUICES CARANOO LI MARGARINE CAN ICED TEA MIX PEPPERONI *1.99 ^o':^ 39' assigniiients at Easier Seal William I' Flannery, swimming pool at 290 Bidwell St j u i a Welchode SLICED CHUNKSORCRU5HED ' H O I. CAN •1.99 wiAvia MANCHESTER, CONN. QUART CARIUN OAYLA ALL FLAVORS • RIARITONR e O c fioodwill Industries New $350 HOMESPUNnwwcjrun • WHITEwnii OR ASSORTED SOUR CREAM PINT CONTAINIt CHICKEN ROLL - *1.89 LIGHT N LIVILV Haven Connecticut m John Del'asquale, swimming pool at 57 Horton Rd NEXTT0 7-ELEVEN ■ NV I L O F I l 8 y A 1 . DRINK MIXES casework ,iiid group work $285 AND FRED'S Napkins 160 COUNT PKG COTTAGE CHEESE c o h '! a“ i> . . . 99 ‘ 3 9 * = ."HOr'BAGELS12Fo,*1.09 sellings with persons who N«'H Irude n»99'^ are handic.ippiHt She lias Albert J Beaulieu, doing business as Manchester Tank Tel. 3 r f . 1 . Lovoris MOUTHWASH also worked on client in Cleaning Co , 118H Tudor Lane 646-3634 noito iifM$Ofrt»(o f o « $a k n o t a v a i i a s i e i n c a $e io t $ on t o o ih e h r e ia ii o e ale« $ o r wHOiE$AitRS lake at the New H.nen IH..soliilinn of Iriule name OPEN 10 A.M. to 8 P.M. Are.i Hegion.il Center lor Donald E Wilson, no longer conducting business as Mon.-FrI.; 10 A.M. 410 WEST MIDDLE TPKE. the Menl.illy Helardert m .New England Waste Oil to 6 P.M. Sal. DRIVING UP IS SO CONVENIENT 410 West Middle Tpke.Manchester MANCHESTER New Ha\en PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Wed . August 11, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Wed., August 11, 1976- PAGE TWENTY-NINE Reduced premiums ------Suspicious of his wife, Ralph said Congress never intended to The case illustrates the "grey phone near the bed of a young I Need a doctor? take effect Oel. I set up a recording device to moni­ intrude that far inside the family area" often found in legal issues couple, When they too sued for tor her telephone calls. Sure With this coupon and a $7.50 purchase With this coupon and a $7.50 purchase. Congress provided for a involving eavcsdioppers. The an­ damages, the landlord claimed j The Manchester Medical Associatlm would like to! With this coupon and a S7 50 purchase An estimated 180,000 enough, he collected enough in­ swer was somewhat clearer in an­ they had no evidence that he had j offer the following suggestions as to how persons new to! one-year reopening of the criminating evidence to get a veterans, holding $12 other case when the eavesdrop­ actually heard anything. I the community or without a physician can obtain the seiJ NSLI program in 1965 for divorce. . ping was done by an outsider. But the court held him liable billion worth of National I vices of a physician. disabled veterans because This time, the landlord of an anyhow. The court said: Mayonnaise Service Life Insurance *Driiik^ I A. BEFORE AN ACUTE jPROBLEM ARISES: of difficulties in obtaining apartment building hid a tiny re­ "If the peeping Tom, the big j Laundry Fruit (NSLI) will have their But after the decree, his ex- ceiving set in the living room of a coverage from commer­ car and the electronic eaves­ I 1. Remember that only some of the physicians listed in! premiums reduced Oct. 1, wife struck back with a claim for woman tenant. This gadget, con­ dropper have u place in the I the telephone directory are primary medical physicians! Detergent Flavored cial sources. The new law damages. Cains CQ® Joseph M. Card Jr., direc­ l a w y e r nected to a loud speaker in his hierarchy of social values, it (the first doctor to see a patient). ! 4 6 o z .c a n tor. Veterans Administra­ required that premiums be !. "Under a recent federal law," office, enabled him to "tunc in" ought not to be at the expense 49 ounce box she told the court, "a person may I a. Many are surgeons, gynecologists, anesthetists, Quart Jar \ tion Regional Office at calculated on a non- by Wilt Bernard on her social life. of a married couple minding their Assorted Flavors ______be held liable for the secret inter­ But when the woman found I radiologists, etc., and thus usually only see new patienti Good Sun., Aug. 8 - S a l, Aug 14. Limit on« box p«r customer. 1 9 own business in the seclusion of 2 7 0 <_ , Good Sun,, Aug. 8-S al. Aug. 14. Limit one can per cuitomar, 271 < _ Hartford, reports. dividend basis and that the ception of private conversations." Good Sun. Aug 8-Sat.Aug 14 Limit one |ar per customer 2721 VA evaluate premium Suing The out, she sued the landlord for their bedroom." I referred to them by primary medical physicians for Affected are She was right about the federal damages and collected. The court I special problems. I rates periodically. taw. But the court decided it did A public service feature of the policyholders who have Eavesdropper called this an invasion of her I S. Speak to your friends and neighbors about their! m Amepirnn Bor Association and service-connected dis­ This will be tbe first not apply to one spouse eaves­ right of privacy—"the right of an IS dropping on the other. Comparing the Connecticut Bar AMocia- primary medical physicians or pediatricians — and ol>- abilities, and whose NSLI premium reduction for individual to be let alone." Ralph's action to listening in on In a more extreme case, an­ tion. I tain their names if they seem desirable. insurance policy numbers "JR" policyholders an extension telephone, the court other landlord placed a micro­ I S. If you cannot make contact with a physician in this I With this coupon and a $7.50 purchase. With this coupon and a $7.50 purchase are prefixed with the Premium on "J" policies © 1976 American Bar Association iStar-Kist With this coupon and a $7 50 purchase Were decreased in 1970. I manner, call the Hartford Cdunty Medical Association a letters "J" or "JR.” j 236-5423. Ask them for the names of primary medical doc­ Card explained that tors or pediatricians in Manchester. excess interest income ac­ StarKist Kraft Singles . 4. If you are still unable to contact a physician, call the jBI^Chunk Light crued on those policies I Manchester Memorial Hospital emergency room (646- Cheese Slices prompted the premium 1 1222, E it. 231) and they will provide you with the names White or Yellow ke Cream A decreases. I of primary medical physicians who are able to accepi Tuna 2Q 100% Natural V K A B c Reductions lor some Breyer’s Clorox I new patients. 6Vz o z .c a n - in oil Ind. W rapped-12 oz. pkg. Vz gal. Carton ; 154.000 insured with "J" I 5. TOen you have obtained the name of a physician, cal Assorted Flavors policies will amount to Ice Cream Bleach \ Good S ir , Aug 8-Sat, Aug 14 limit one can per customer. 2 ; [ Good Sun . Aug 0-Siit. Aug 14 Limit on« pkg poi customof 2 7 4 p his office during office hours and explain that you woulc I - ■ Good Sun Aug 0-Sat. Aug 14 Limrt one cin pel cuslomei 2 7 5 r —„ about $32 pur year Another I like to became his patient. 26.000 veterans with JR" I a. Many physicians will be happy to have you as a new i coverage will have their I patient, and may suggest a future office visit to become premiums decreased by I acquainted with your particular medical history. TWs about $81 annually. allows much better care especially when an acute Amounts of the new 1189^ F-4 5 ' problem arises. I With This Coupon & Purchase ol $S or More W ith this Coupon & Purchase of $5 or More premiums will vary with SUPERMARKETS L im it One. V alid A ugust 8 -1 4 ,1976 H-424 I 1. U the physician you call in this manner is unable to Limit One Valid August 6-14,1976 H-400 age, plan and premium I accept you as a patient, ask his secretary to suggest the classification. Card said When you see it in our ad, you I names of doctors they believe Could take you. U they can- BONUS BARGAINS I not, remember that: (see b.) More Proof It Always j b. All of the physicians whose names are provided by PAYS TO SHOP j toe Manchester Memorial Hospital emergency room will I be happy to accept you and will usually suggest a future know yotfre saving money VA news [Visit, THEFINASTWAYl ONE O f Th e s t o p 6 SHOP COMPANIES Everything here is special... beginning with our "Great B eef. We start with i 6. The Manchester Medical Association is quite confl- Pineapple'ir47‘ ■ dent that all persons in the community could have a USDA Choice beef, we age-in tenderness, trim it well, price it for value ... so Child Q — How many VA pen­ Beans "J.-:.::"'" ... 249* primary medical doctor or pediatrician if the above how could it be better? When you shop, look for all our specials clearly sion programs are there? protocol is used. marked with signs. A — Two. The Protected Finast Dried Beef. B. IN AN ACUTE SITUATION WHEN YOU HAVE NO Pension Law for the Chicken Broth "TT I PHYSICIAN veterans and dependents I 1. Call the Manchester Memorial Hospital emergency Boneless Beef Eye R a n k s who were receiving Grape Drink w,., ^ 4 8 * j room and explain your problem to the clerk or nurse on y 1 lb. pkg. benefits on June 30. I960 A *>“' duty. Tomato Paste,. 99* Flot-dog on the and the Current Pension I 2. The person on duty will confer with the (diyslcian on O ’ 5 0 / Q Q e grills, good eating. Program lor veterans who Tomato Sauce w cans 9 9 I doty and you will either be given the list of dewtors who 8 9 have filed since. I will answer your call; or, if it is deemed necessary, you Freezer stocking values. Kraft Dressing“eFc* 2 “,°.'89* \ or Elbow Macaroni Q — Would I be eligible Spaghetti Richmond 2 p V "s1 .0 0 I will be told to come directly to tbe emergency room. Q h n d ( S t ^ Gem Bologna ®pi.°g 6 5 * Kool-Aid Assorted Flavors . .... pac.e.12* Clorox II Dry Bleach.... 'p?,'59* Stop & Shop for a VA widow's pension Kosher Dill Spears ! The Manchester Medical Association will continue to When you spend or Gem Salami-8 oz pkg 59* Facial Tissue V. 3^^0 1 .0 0 Bounce Sot",,...... Vo" 1.99 make every effort to provide medical care to every per-' dollars for beef, based on the fact that I live Kitty Brand 14 ; or GemKielbasi *'*1” with a World War I veteran Cat Food - Deviled HamuUnOt"»AOod...... can 59* I son in toe community, and the above protocol is a good make sure you get Finast Toasties...... ’p'k”53* Marshm a 11 ows cZ ___3 IV 1.00 Lfunoiiade ^ Polish Style Sausage Shrimp, Gourmet. Tuna & I basis. If a patient cooperates by making arrangements as his common-law wife'’ feoz.i .S.D.A. Choice Stop Chicken, Rsh i Chicken Finast Frozen Food Values! (for care with a physician before an acute emergency After his death I learned cans' S h o p "G reat B e e f" ... that he was previously GREAT VALUES ON MEAT STREET U.S.A Mrises, be can then obtain a doctor much easier when one married'’ Welch’s Grape Jam T69* I is needed in, a hurry. Chef Boy-ar-dee Orange Juice s»p*s~p 3 9 ^ A — Common-law Welch’s Grape Jelly T 6 9 * I The physicians of Manchester are certain that ttarvast B eef m arriage cannot be j majority of the community enjoys good medical Grape Juice sw.snop 4 ‘“ 9 9 <’ Stewing Beef C huck Wesson O il...... 'i,“'89* ... recognized unless the prior Cheese Pizza (Coverap; but they will cooperate to extend that Cooked Shrimp carnation marriage was dissolved by Bumble Bec^'l,;.r ’V„'1.89 I coverage to those without it. Mutual understanding and death, divorce or annul­ I co(^ration in this manner should provide each person in Skirt Steak Beef Chuck ment. Brownie M ixeS,.. .%.;'69* A S n a c k (Manchester with satisfactory medical care and B eef Self Service Deli Savings I coverage. FirendiSries Q — Must I submit my Kraft Mayonnaise.. ", 99* tim e 13 o z Boneless Blade Steak C huck original separation paper I (This has been published by The Manchester Evening 51b. bag S t o p & S h o p Napkins iv.'.;;:::::.' ...... F a v o rite to the VA to obtain a Cer­ ‘;:s49* I Herald as a public service, in cooperation with the Sun Glory I Manchester Medical Association.). i 9 9 tificate of Eligibility for a Peaches .-,’1:,.':;., .. 2 " 8 9 * G1 home loan? «— ------Taste O' Sea Fish Cakes Ice Cream Bars Hood 5 A — Any legible copy of a lUSDAI Stop & Shop Fish Sticks separation paper covering Fresh Baked the Finast Way! Niblets Corn . 'r;47* C u b e S te a k cowcutsBologna. 4 Pack Cheese Pizza 59^ active military service will ’6o/Q C < Evening school P&l? Olive Pound Cake"o“„K".. pkg 9 9 CHOICE suffice, BeefChudc $< or Polish Q— The VA is paying me Big Round Top Freezer Queen Style Loal Poly P e r k ...... 3™°'89* Our''Great Beef"is naturally aged 2 ° '’- 8 9 $270 a month while atten­ fall semester ding school full time under Morning Star "si,”,ir . . . pkg 9 0 USDA Choice for extra tenderness Stop & Shop Cold Cuts M ” White Bread IMini-Meal and flavor in our meat plant and Bologna, P&P or Spiced Luncheon Meat the Dependents Lender Bagels pbq f Boneless Beef starts Sept. 20 Educational Assistance Finast Fresh Chuck Pot Roast USDA Choice fresh cut incur stores. Get-A-Long-Doggies ’1°® Program Will this be in­ Carnation ShrimpP.^se r , ' 2 - 2 9 A S a n d w ic h Brochures (or the fall semester of the Manchester E tiG ^ AQ* Great Shape Franks ‘1 ” creased if I marry? 20 o z $ 1 10 ,o;cO c Center Cut adult evening school will be distributed to local banks, W C h 6k< OZ V tN g oz B eef R ound F a v o rite ! Pancake Batter “S::; ctn 9 0 OtofC Bn>i P*n#t oz S«k$ Sik 7 oz 7%oz Colonial Franks 89^ A — No. There is no ad­ Ivs <0ozpQc 7-Bone Steak USDA Choice libraries and the Municipal Building by Aug. 16. Top Round Steak ditional allowance for StrawberriesS .. 2 pkgs 09 Mail registrations will be accepted from -Aug. 16 to Veal Parmesan 5»p4sn» Beef Sausage Snxived \l~l ? *'1*® dependents under this Bone In USDA Sept. 3. An in-person registration will be Sept. 14 from Sara Lee Cinnamon Rolls 79^ B eef R ound Boiled Ham imported program Choice Beef Round Tip Steak Hamburg Rolls 1.00 Underblade Roast 6:30 to 8 p.m. at the Manchester High School cafeteria. Banquet Cream Pies 49= Sliced Buddig Meats 2 !.g 89^ F in a s t ■| 3 7 The fall semester of the adult evening school will start B eef R ound English Muffins...... 3 T 1.00 Bone In USDA Sept. 20 and end Dec. 2. S to p & S lio p Beef Kabobs Great values in our Service Deli. F re s h M ilk 1 Underblade Steak Choice Beef Interested persons are advised to register by mail to in­ N u rs e s Sugar Donuts...... 2 T 1 .0 0 sure getting into a particular course and also to avoid Ba»er, iterrs Available lues mri;Sai Befit Milk Fa'n’ee...... Buy the large famOy size package m e e t . ?rn1.29 Boneless Beef long waiting lines that occur at the in-person registration. Shoulder Roast USDA Choice Registration fees are as follows: Non-DairyNnn nairv ^ s important specials are to you. They save you money, U W A The Emergency Depart­ Regular courses are $6 per course (or Manchester C pkgs^m m you buy a little more. We make our specials really good values. Morrison & W h y pay m ore? ment Nurses Association Boneless Beef residents and $12 per course for non-residents. Large savings... large quantities. Schiff of Connecticut is holding Shoulder Steak USDA Choice Recreational courses are $10 per course for Manchester Hendries Dreamsicle 1*9 ^ 1? 89^ its first monthly meeting residents and $15 per course for non-residents. The one 30 oz erv- GenoaSalami -J'M” of the new year at the exception is social dancing which is $15 per couple for Hendries Popsicle t*9 ot *2 OcT University of Connecticut Ground Chuck 88^, residents and $20 per couple for non-residents. Super Assortment *1'* Carando Pepperoni •'M"’ Health Center at Far­ Checks must be made out for the correct amount GfiSimdBee! Provolone Cheese ■ ‘T’ Large Economy PackI 'Simply Super regular ground beel conlalhs no more than 28% fat mington on Sept 21 at 7:45 depending on the number of courses selected; otherwise, AlFweek dairy specials. Cooked ^ p.m. registration will be delayed until the proper amount is Less than 31b, pkg. 79*, '^ Ib Dr Shelley Taubman, oneless Beef sent. UConn pathologist, will Lab fees are to be paid to the instructors the first week Minute Maid 2Vz- ..C orned Beef discuss common Shoulder Stea of classes and should not be sent in with the registration Orange juice ^ “White Gem” Chicken Legs 3 lbs. b y lb Stop&Shop qu laboratory tests in the fees. from concentrate H emergency department, U.S.D.A. Choice Checks are to be made payable to the Manchester Adult 100% orange juice from Ftooda CtnS Flalcut-Extra Lean Ib their indications, Fresh or Top Blade Evening School. Pillsbury Biscuits 7 5-^*1 Chicken Breast 89s Stops Shop Cole Slaw ” 55‘ applications and nursing Great on lhe| 3 SpM Breasts Bunermilk, Countrystyle or Ballard 3 Thighs Chicken Salad «‘T’ implications. Peaches3'8 9 Grill" 3 Drumsticks The meeting is free to Of consumer concern New Country Yogurt 3 99^ “White Gem” Combo Pack 8 9 ^ Finger Rolls ‘ 59^ any emergency depart­ 12 peibes-Z'i R>s Bartlett Quality Produce Values at Finast! lb made Irozn Regular Ground Beet ment nurses, student Fresh Beef Patties Contacts rro rrxjre man 28N *al 8 8 h Fresh from our own kitchens nurses, and any other Pears''""°'"" Eastern Potatoes...... 5b'a,59* nurses interested in 3 * 1 More Finast Meat Values! SgurC ream New Yellow Onions ... 3b'?,59* Postal services Beef Spare Ribs-2-3 lbs. emergency nursing. y Underblade-Boneless Hood 6 9 ^ Fresh Cheese Beef R o aUSDA CbQice s t ip1.08 Beef Riblets Additional information is Pascal C elery...... b„ncb39* Cape 1 pint cup Hot or Sweet S 4 j 4 available in all hospital Beef Steak'^"*05“ "?''” ip1.18 When you’re mailing a special bracelet to your sister or SV Fresh Green Beans...... ,39* ’ «> Q Q c Appx. 31b. pkg. ^ 1 emergency departments, Apples Beef Patties °r,V?vV:.r ipI .08 sending important business papers you need to know the Kraft Velveeta pfcs 9 ^ Prime Italian Sausage Pizza nuL9 9 ‘ or by writing to Andrew 3 * 1 Fresh Carrots...... 5b’a',M.OO services offered by the Post Office. Cofltgi 24 01 OQc Light N’ Lively Seaitest CtitWM Cue MePhee, R N., e,o Mt. Beef for Stew5ibro'r'"o‘„ .. Ip 1.08 Among the services offered are: Deutchmacher $ 4 3 5 2 Ib. Potato Salad * s'-o J.' 98' Margarine Premium ,,Sr-V^.«.39‘ 5 Ib. Box Franks Sinai Hospital Emergency Armour Beef LiverS.',X*a ,p59* In-Stora Bake Shop! Insured mall — insurance is available up to $200 for Cooked Chickens i-' afo"". 89i Department, 500 Blue Hills Sunrise Fresh Dairy Values! Italian Bread...... 4U'1.00 third class, fourth class and air parcel post containing Baked in our own ovens. Ave , Hartford, Conn., or SAVE40«HI 35‘off______Chicken Leg Quarters. .p65* printed matter of merchandise. Insured mail is handled B M ry pncti ttlKkv* Mood«y Catch these great values. by calling days 658-7353, Fresh Cake Donuts C in n im o n . * P 0 . 6 9 * as ordinary parcel post. For items insured for more than Fresh California Thompson WHh m,s coupon on I tm$ coupon on (11 pkg lOO Breast Quarters> Chicken ' . . ,p 6 5 * nights 757-8046, $15, a receipt of delivery is obtained for postal flies. Nepco Franks i Salada Orange Juice Semi. Avsillble Only In Storia With In-Store Beke Shops .Cod Fillets Richmond Smoked Hams> Boneless . , lb 1.69 Registered mail — it's the safest way to ship valuables. l$$Sandwidi Favorites from Ih6 Sevan Seas! Something Irreplaceable or worth more than $200 should 100% Pure from '■J gal : Sliced Ham Plumroie . . X'1.79 or Frankfurt Rolls m o 89^. j Tea Bags be sent via registered mall. You declare toe full value of Concentrate ctn t il OQ* NEED HELP? !> M Rapid Shave Bom b Krakus Ham Imported Ib 1.69 Sausage New England • • T99*/i Alka-Seltzer ‘i? or Pumpernickel Ooiden f >6 C A t H K O V . Anawers to questions of general Interest will appear In ^ • 1 aSac^ta 8 u t . Aw« I - S a l Aam U iHjMnatk to ai ou> tgMcw*a»*. •• ettarva t«a to m m * to Vw m M Akagn gl arty ria*i sKapi mhata f«Ma aMiaib<«d to un ras n >w» u 1 'i'l 0* ■------—— 'LT’i — ^ Wilkinson Blades’™.'.” . -'49* Rye Heerih Thin-Sitced • .Ivea99 l\l6 ID o S O Farms ...... i b l s 9 9 ' _ __jjjjj_j>wp guy*""***** M righto tm z v a o ______' Prices Elleclive AugusI 8 thru AugusI 14. 1976 in Manchesler, Vernon, East Hartford We Reserve the Right this column. Address ^estlons to: “Of Consumer lo Limit Quanlilies A.aiiapi. Only m stores w.m Mr DeiiQppii Not Hesponsible lor Typographical Errors Concern” Department of Consumer Protection, State Of­ fice Building, Hartford, Conn. 06115. nj MiMItlainpittlimi mpT imnTrnnn ciu>ir< Oak Man Siiw uh i rmbn si iirnainu lu ii>Mrr<>«CiKh STOP & SHOP in • MANCHESTER Mon. Sal 11 m lOp n 0 EAST HARTrOnU "H"" wortNSun lO,™ rpm 0 VtKNUIl ia« lOp- «»Sii (