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NAIROBI, Kenya (UPI) - Pro- Sunday their deadline for release of deadline they had ket for Israel and Palestinian guerrillas announced imprisoned guerrillas from five the four other countries to release 53 today they would free about 100 more nations. “freedom fighters” in exchange for hostages from a hijacked French air­ The dramatic announcement by the the lives of 209 hostages they were liner — ail but those with Israeli or hijackers came just minutes before holding at Uganda’s Entebbe airport. duai nationality. They extended to the expiration of the original 8 a.m. The new move would leave more than 100 hostages still held by the hijackers at the airport. It was broadcast by Uganda radio Thunderstorm causes shortly after the Israeli government announced it had decided to open negotiations for the release of 40 im­ many power outages prisoned guerrillas demanded by the gunmen who seized the Air France jet. airbus from Athens to Uganda More than 1,000 Manchester homes moving out to sea by early morning. Sunday. and businesses lost their electrical Tonight’s forecast ii^ for_partly The Israeli national radio said the power Wednesday night In a fast- cloudy weather, with Friday cabinet agreed to authorize a team of moving thunderstorm which caused expected to be partly sunny. m: In northwestern Connecticut, ministers “to open negotiations with little flooding. the view of releasing the prisoners.” Elsewhere in the state, the high Connecticut Light & Power said The Israeli cabinet met in the winds and heavy rain knocked down about 2,000 homes and businesses were without power for periods Defense Ministry buildingjn Tel Aviv trees and power lines, blacking out as dozens of relatives of Israeli large areas of northwestern Connec­ ranging from a few minutes to several hours. About 1,550 customers hostages gathered outside to ticut. demonstrate for the release of the A Hartford Electric Light Co. were affected in Waterbury, Goshen imprisoned guerrillas. spokesman said there were three and Comwali, while 200 customers The hijackers’ statement today set blackouts in Manchester during the were blacked out in Prospect, 175 in Colebrook and 17 in Winsted. a new deadline of 7 a.m. EDT Sunday Drive-in banking colonial style storm. At 9:46 p.m., an estimated 24 for compliance with their demands. customers on W. Center St. and 1,034 In Massachusetts, about 4,000 Boston area homes were blacked out, It said that in addition to the Jewish Bonney Scudieri gives an old-fashioned look to modern-day banking at the drive-in window customers on Broad St. and W. Mid­ hostages and those of "dual dle Tpke. lost power. Service was lights were delayed at Logan Inter­ of the Manchester State Bank. All of the bank employes wear the colonial look for business national Airport, heavy rain closed nationality” — presumably non- during this week in honor of the nation’s birthday. This is the second year the bank has re sto i^ in about an hour. At 10:20 Israeli Jews — they would continue to p.m., service blackouts affected six roads into Williamson, Mass., and a observed July 4 in this manner. Manchester State Bank is the only bank in the area doing foot of water covered roads in North hold the airliner and its crew. customers on N. Lakewood Circle; The guerrillas did not repeat their business in this colonial way. (Herald photo by Dunn) lights came back on in two hours. Adams, Mass. . In Vermont, Bennington officials previous threat to massacre hostages HELCO officials said another 440 by blowing them up in the Air France customers lost their power for 40 estimated $10,000 in damages from a airbus. minutes, starting at 12:15 a.m., while separate storm which tegan late President begins busy round repairs were being made. Tuesday and ended at 9 p.m. The Southern New England Wednesday. Apple crops in the area The hijackers had released 48 Telephone Co. reported "minimal” were heavily damaged and state hostages Wednesday — women, trouble in the Manchester area, with emergency funds were being sought. children and elderly passengers. The of Bicentennial activities service interruptions affecting about Rains roamed the leng& of the promised release of 100 more would 50 customers, most of them in Atlantic Seaboard and stretched into leave 109 still held at the Entebbe air­ Bicentennial schedule which will Glastonbury. the Ohio Valley, eastern Michigan port, four days after the Air France WASHINGTON (UPI) - President prediction that “the best of the Flooding problems were reported and the Gulf Coast area. A few tor­ jet airbus was/hijacked as it left Ford today began a busy round of American adventure” will be in the take him to Valley Forge, Philadelphia, New York City and In a parking lot at Green Rd. and nadoes were reported near Buffalo, Athens on a flight from Tel Aviv to Bicentennial activities with a salute future. Woodbrldge St. and on property at N.Y., causing some tree damage. Paris. to the nation’s past and present and a “Our country must never cease to Charlottesville, Va. during the Dougherty and McKee Sts., accor­ be a place where men and women try holiday weekend. Thousands of visitors thronged into ding to the town Highway Depart­ the untried, test the impossible and ment. Slate starting new fiscal year take uncertain paths into the un­ the city for the weekend events, Highway crews were out in full known,” Ford said in a prepared although hotels in the area still had vacancies. force this morning, cleaning up after speech for the dedication of the new several minor erosion problems. Smithsonian Air and Space Museum. The Air and Space Museum, The Town Fire Department on ^cautiously optimistic' note ’The next 100 years of American covering three city blocks in the Mall reported a handful of emergency adventuring, the President said, can area between the Capitol and the mean harvesting “the great riches of Washington Monument, cost $41.5 calls about flooded cellars, fewer complete the year with a $11 million tion of sales tax revenues from every HARTFORD (UPl) - Having sur­ the oceans,’’ developing farm million and is expected to attract up than expected. surplus, a far cry from the $80 three months to every month should vived 12 months of changing expec­ methods "so all the deserts of the to 50,000 visitors a day. It features Few storm-related Incidents were million deficit Gov. Ella T. Grasso help prevent a recurrence of last tations about its financial health, earth can bloom” and curing cancer U.S. progress from Kittybawk to the reported in Manchester area towns. warned of last November. year when there was no warning until Connecticut began a new fiscal year and heart disease. first moon landing. In Vernon, there was a washout near She ordered a series of austerity November the state was in trouble. "cautiously optimistic” today. “The hallmark of the American a construction site on West Rd.; In measures to eliminate part of the “We will know much sooner if The state began operating on a $1.8 adventure has been a South Windsor, minor flash flooding deficit — including laying off 500 we’re going to have any problems,” billion budget, which gives business willingness—even an eagerness —to was recorded; and in Coventry, state workers. he said. "Last year we were four tax relief, but avoids higher levies reach for the unknown,” the Presi­ Town offices police said a few street lights were for the citizenry, mostly through use The legislature approved her months into the year before, we got hit by lightning. bookkeeping devices — and added our first indication.” dent said. of a series of bookkeeping devices. Ford, also was presiding at the to be closed After dumping between an Inch and some of its own — to enable the state Mrs. Grasso hopes an upturn in the State Comptroller Edward Capitol'opening of a Centennial Safe an inch and a half of rain in southern to finish the year in the black and economy will take care of the Caldwell said Wednesday when the with mementos of 1876. New England, the storm began give expectation of the same for the revenue problem that this year will on Monday books were closed the state would A parade, a protest march and a fiscal year beginning today. be met by a new method of collecting gigantic fireworks display were on MWSiiirwi-tasJSSSS:::; I But they rejected two key parts of taxes on corporate profits, public The Municipal Building will be tap for the next three days in obser­ Coming Friday plan, lengthening the week of state utilities and out-of-state Insurance closed Monday, July 5 in observance vance of the 200th anniversary of the employes without a pay raise and companies. of the July 4 holiday. In case of nation’s birth. Ford’s appearance at liquidation of a $29 million veterans ’The largest source of state revenue emergency, the following phone the opening of the Air and Space fund. is the seven per cent«^ales tax and numbers will be in service: Highway, Happy Birthday, U.S.A. Museum and the Capitol’s "I’m cautiously optimistic” about receipts from the levy rise and fall 649-5070; refuse, 649-1886; sanitary "safecracking” kicked off a busy the coming year, Mrs. Grasso said based on the economy. sewe and water, 649-9697. Friday’s Herald will include a special supplement, “Hap­ Wednesday. "’The indices and signs py Birthday, U.S.A.,” covering the area’s history and are good.” Bicentennial events in stories and photographs. Also in­ Finance Commissioner Jay 0. Tapper, Mrs. Grasso’s top budgetary cluded are many more pictures of the recent Manchester ex^rt, said be didn’t expect the state Today’s news summary Bicentennial parade. to face the same problems in the Friday night, the Manchester Bicentennial (^mmittee coming'year it did in the past. Compiled from United Press Internetlonlal and the American Region are cosponsoring a fireworks dis­ "We think things look better, the play at Mt. Nebo. Saturday night will be the rain date. projected revenues look to be ac­ curate and we hope to be able to con­ ions in fighting Gov. Ella T. violence unless corporations com­ trol spending,” he said. State Grasso’s unsuccessful attempt to ply with extortion demands. Tapper said a change in the collec­ set a longer work week for state NEW HAVEN - A recall af­ workers. fidavit for the removal of Mayor NEW YORK — Balloonist Karl Frank Logue will be filed Thomas has been rescued in Friday with the town clerk. Regional "good condition” in the Atlantic ’The affidavit is the first step in Ocean by a Soviet ship 310 miles pOSTON — Leaders of the northeast of Bermuda, the Coast the recall process under the city Massachusetts public employes Guard announced today. A Coast charter. It must list “reasons in union coalition were to meet good faith” for the recall of the Guard spokesman in New York today to decide when and how to said that the unidentified Soviet mayor. The next step is to obtain hold a ratification vote by 50,000 8,125 signatures — 20 per cent of vessel found Thomas Wednesday state workers on a three-year con­ night. the number of votes cast in the tract calling for an average pay last regular city election — in 30 hike of $2,450. days on recall forms. If TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - A signatures are verified, the grand jury Wednesday indicted G. NEWPORT, R.I. - Thick fog Harrold Carswell, once mayor may resign in five days or, cut visibility to near zero in this if he doesn’t, the Board of nominated to the Supreme Court historic seaport early today, by former President Richard Aldermen set a date for a recall delaying for several hours the election. Nixon, on charges of making I departure of Tall Ships ‘76 for homosexual advances to a American Independence Day policeman he met in a men’s DARIEN — Hartford Town festivities in New York Harbor. Chairman Peter Kelly has picked restroom. Carswell, married with up the endorsement of five Fair- four grown children, received field County members of the word of the indictment in a National ^ hospital, where he has been un­ Democratic State Central Com­ dergoing treatment for nerves mittee in his fight for the state WASHINGTON - The federal party chairmanship now held by and depression since his arrest taxes withheld fi4>m paychecks last ’Thursday. William O’NeiU. will remain the same for at least two months. President Ford HARTFORD — ’The Connecticut signed the bill preventing income International (Herald photo by Richmond) State Employes Association has withholding rates from rising been ordered to show why on July today but criticized Congress for BEIRUT, Lebanon — Heavy Tolland man dies in collision 9 why it should not reinstate foot-dragging. fighting raged for tlie 10th day in Patricia Kelsey as the union’s Lebanon and a cease-fire deadline Charles E. Adams, 67, of Rt. 30, Tolland, was pronounced dead at the scene of this accident secretary. She has filed a $600,000 SHREVEPORT, La. - A group called by the Arab League came on Upper Butcher Rd., Ellington, Wednesday.dght. Adams was driving a pickup truck east law suit against the union alle^ng claiming responsibility for and went without any word from she was suspended for denouncing mailing 8 letter bombs during the warring factions whether they and collided head-on with a Car coming over the crest of the hill driven by R o ^ rt CSEA’s failure to Join other un­ MacVarish, 22, of Crystal Lake Rd., Ellington. MacVarish was treated and released at June has threatened further would agree to it. Rockville General Hospital. The accident Is still unddr Investigation, state police said. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., July 1, 1976— PAGE THREE PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thura., July 1 ,1W6 Theater schedule Rendullc, for unpaid Warranty deedi balance of $3,563.72. UA East 1 - "Midway” "Trackdown” 10:00 Police report East Hartford Drive-In — Richard and Pauline United States Internal 2:00-7:00-9:30 Public Records Revenue Service to Project Child Find planned UA East 2 — "Murder By "Tunnel Vision” 8:45; "Take Tandy to Grant and Barrie Gabriel Spector, for unpaid Death” 7:1041:10 the Money and Run” 10:10 Smith, Glastonbury, balance of $855.09. Manchester Police are included a burglary Into an UA East 3 — "Murder By East Windsor Drlve-In — property at 65 Dartmouth "Revenge of the Investigating reports of an Imperial Dr. residence in Death” 2:00-7:25-9:25 Rd., conveyance tax of Center St. Corp. to Bank of Manchester, to seek out the handicapped Burnside 1 — "All the Cheerleaders” 8:45; “Blue $63.80. alleged assault in which a which a $300 stereo system V.S.H. Realty, Inc., Can- property at 433 E. Center President’s Men” 7:00-9:25 Summer” 10:25 Release of Judgment was stolen. East Center St. Corp. to ton. Mass., property on St., $17,^.20. Manchester man suffered Burnside 2 — "Trackdown” Showcase Cinema 1— "The Lien The Manchester Board of Educa­ children who aren’t already served. source for parents of handicapped second-degree burns Omen” 2:15-7:15-9:30 V.S.H. Realty, Inc,, Can­ Hartford Rd., $50,000. Anne P. Stelnman to the Released from James 9:00; "Vigilante Force” 7:20 ton, Mass., property at tion plans a large-scale public Chesterton estimated that the children to contact, via mail or a toll- Wednesday morning. Vernon Cinema 1 — “Tunnel Showcase Cinema 2— "Buf­ Savings Bank of and Gina Shaw to Mobil HEBRON Lenox and E. Center Sts., George H. Marlow and awareness campaign this fall to number of handicapped children free telephone number, and the state The man, a ’Tudor Lane Vision” 7:10-8:35-10:05 falo Bill and The Indians” Manchester, property at 14 Oil. John R. Raymond, 16, of Ruth Sandals, co-executors launch Project Chljd Find, a referred under the fall campaign will will then refer respondents for local resident, told police he Vernon Cinema 2 — 2:00-7:30-10:00 $40,000. Williams St., $17,983.20. Released from James Rt. 307, Hebron, was of estate of Nathan program mandated by recent legisla­ be less than a dozen. diagnostic evaluation, Chesterton answered a knock at his "Vigilante Force” 7:30; Showcase Cinema 3 — First Hartford Realty and Gina Shaw to Richard charged Wednesday with "Silent Movie” 2:15-7:45-9:45 Marlow, to Leon and tion to locate and serve handicapped The awareness campaign will in­ said. door Wednesday morning "Trackdown” 9:10 Corp. to John and Lynn F. Duggan. discharging firearms Showcase Cinema 4 — Lorraine Theriault, Coven­ children. clude a brochure, being developed by Local referrals will be processed and found two men, who Manchester Drive-In — Manchester Nelllgan, Clifton Park, Released from James F. within 500 feet of a building "Vigilante Force" 8:30; “Logans Run” 2:10-7:40-10:10 try, property at 20 Holl St., Chesterton, to be distributed to the through the Manchester diagnostic grabbed him, forced him hospital notes N.Y., property on Shepard Shaw, doing business as after a bullet went through Allan Chesterton, pupil personnel community through public agencies, clinic, a new service starts last out of his apartment and $43,000. Dr., $47,990. Lindsay and Shaw a house window and director for Manchester schools, said business establishments and year to process preschoolers, which led him into a field several Federal Tax Lien Associates to Ann G. WEEKEND SPECIAL Michael and Claudia he doesn’t expect the local campaign professionals (such as doctors). meets the first Wednesday of each hundred yards away. narrowly missed hitting a Discharged Tuesday: United States Internal Bartlett, doing business as Markstein to the Savings to uncover many handicapped ’The state will establish a central month. In the field, the man seven-year-old boy. Frances Sylvester, Thompson Revenue Service to John Goodchild-Bartlett Realty Police said Raymond and CARNATIONS said, the assailants poured Hill Rd., Columbia; Roterta Co. charcoal lighter fluid on a Juvenile boy were hun­ Sanborn, Plains Rd., Coven­ ting off Rt'. 85, a rifle was CASH A CARRY doz. try; Willard Cary, East Hart­ him, lit the fluid with a *2.49 /iiS _ i m Sen. Weicker says new report match, and then ran away. fired and struck a house at ford; Robert Davidson, East Hartford; Ellen Tarbell, The victim extliisguish^ 16 B re n a n R d ., w en t Lakewood Heights, Coventry: the flames by rolling in through a bedroom window of $6,000 donation is a rerun and imbedded In the wall. Joanne Cloutier, 21 sand, he told police. Beechwood Rd., Vernon; Police said the child was The victim was taken to Daniel Assard, 45 French Rd., I i Ity Ciiited Press InlernBtional One official of the group that con­ Weicker said he asked prosecutors in bed watching television : j ^ R ST. JULY 4lh BIRTHDAY CiUBIKATION Manchester Memorial trolled the fund, the Public Institute, to investigate the PI donations to him Bolton; Brian Mlnguy, 438 A new report that Sen. Lowell P. Hospital for treatment. and just missed being 649-5^ Avery St., South Windsor; after former Nixon aide John Dean Weicker, R-Conn., accepted a secret pleaded guilty to charges of failing to Police later recovered a struck by the stray bullet. Keith Curnan, Stafford register as a political committee. PI testified in 1973 records of the $6,000 cash donation to his pre- can of lighter fluid in the Raymond was released to THE Springs. donations to Weicker would be used Watergate campaign of 1970 from a donated $71,000 to Weicker’s 1970 the custody of his parents LARGEST SELEaiON Also, Haruko Fuchs, Storrs; to embarrass him for his role in the field. "slush fund" run by the Nixon White campaign. and Is to be presented in BICYCLES OF NEW BICYCLES Santosh Bapat, 114 Deepwood America’ s House has been criticized by the Herrema, now Weicker’s re- Senate hearings. N EW >^U SED Dr., South Windsor; Lucien 200th Catherine M. Morgan- Common Pleas Court 19, IN THE election campaign manager, said he Weicker gave reporters a May 27, ALL GUARANTEED Collin, 543 Hartford Rd.; senator. son, 28, of 58 Chestnut St. Rockville, July 20. The VERNON AREA "This is a rerun of what I made got the cash from Jack A. Gleason, 1976, letter from the prosecutors Carita Loyd, Mansfield was arrested Wednesday juvenile was referred to AafCp 1 the convicted Pf official. Gleason saying, “there is no evidence that Center. public during the Watergate hearings afternoon on a charge of juvenile authorities for in 1973," Weicker said Wednesday said he was ordered to make the any violation of law was involved in fourth-degree larceny hunting without an adult after the Washington-based (Connec­ donation in cash by Herbert W. the receipt or reporting of these con­ I FREE! ; (shoplifting) at Food Mart, present. Ladies’ ticut News Service disclosed the con­ Kalmbach, Nixon’s personal lawyer tributions.” Manchester Shopping SOUTH WINDSOR tribution. and head of the Public Institute. The letter did not say whether the 2-Piece Parkade. Court date is July The senator said the cash donation, Gleason told DPI the $6,000 was the $6,000 contribution was among those Everett Seifert, 73, of 63 i $10 i Bathing caps 19. although previously undisclosed, had only cash he' ever gave to the investigated, but Gleason told UPI he McKee St., East Hartford, Swimsuits was charged Wednesday I CERTIFICATE ■ are required been investigated at his request by Weicker campaign. He put the had told prosectors about all institute ■w i t h e v e r y n e w B I K E i Vandalism reported to Watergate prosecutors and found money in a plain envelope and gave it donations to Weicker. with failure to obey a traf­ •PURCHASED ■ Bathing caps will be police Wednesday includes fic control signal after POST ROAD PLAZA Boys’ legal. to Herrema in Washington the night A 1973 story by the Washington OoGd t«w«r4 •ecii»Brt«B »r required by all bathers, Reg. damages to a sign at MAIN STREET. ROUTE 30 CNS said Weicker Tuesday denied before the 1970 elections. Star disclosed Weicker’s campaign being involved in a minor fBiMin on *nv btkt. boys and girls, whose hair Manchester Professional VERNON. CONN. 1713111 Tank Tops knowledge of the cash, but the aide Asked why Kalmbach wanted the had received $65,000 from PI. At the accident at Rt.. 5 and ...I touches the shoulders. In Park, 341 Broad St., es­ ALL REPAIRS GUARANTEED M o n -S a l who received the money, Robert donation made in cash, Gleason said, time, Weicker did not reveal the ad­ Strong Rd. No injuries all town swimming pools. Our Girls timated to cost $525 to SHARPENING • KEYS MADE Q i Thurs 4 FrI nItM 'III • 1(X)% nylon solid Herrema, said he had discussed the "I guess one could politely say it was ditional $6,000 cash donation. were reported. He is Monday, there will be no Reg. 2-Piece replace. and print bikini contribution with Weicker two so the candidate could do whatever Pi's donations to Weicker were scheduled to appear in swimming lessons at the 2.29 swimsuits; sizes months ago. he wanted to do with it.” funneled through the “ D.C. Com­ Common Pleas Court 12, pools because of the Solids. Blazer stripes and Bikini 81014. Thefts reported to police novelties. Sizes S/M/L (6-18) mittee for Weicker,” which, because East Hartford, July 20. holiday. it was formed in Washington D.C., ’The time schedule for Swimwear Swimwear was not required to file any cam­ swimming for Sunday and 8 to 14 Reg. 3.99 Gymnastics program paign finance reports.- Monday only Is as follows; - Reg. Fire calls Kmuse 2.69 & 197 The funds later were transferred to Waddell, Salter’s and 2.99 Weicker committees in Connecticut Jplorist & Greenhouses Swanson —10 a.m. to noon, Stretch nylon in square leg begins at West Side by the late John Murphy of 1 p.m. to 3:15 p.m., and and basketball styles. Sizes Manchester M nchester Shopping S/M/L- 4 to 7 (in the group). Greenwich, chairman of the D.C. Wednesday, 12:30 p.m. — Parkade. (Town) 3:30 to 5:45 p.m. Sessions in gymnastics began this Center and will continue in two-week Committee. Murphy died in 1971. Water in cellar at 41 Fairview Today, 9:02 a.m. — Globe Hollow — 10 a.m. week at the West Side Recreation sessions through Aug. 6 for boys and The institute, also known as the St. (Town) Unnecessary alarm from Box JRt to 1 p.m., and 2 to 5:45 p.m. Tube Socks 4to6x girls. Reg. 2.99 "Townhouse Operation,” was es­ Wednesday, 10:12 p.m. — 571, Manchester High School. Boys’ • Men’s tablished by former President Nixon Water in cellar at 18 Birch St. (Town) LAACEST RETAIL GROWERS IN MANCHISnR Reg. 1.99 : Reg. 2.49 Solids-Prints Today, 9:07 a.m. — Water in Plaids, lined Teaching the courses for the to channel about $3 million to GOP (Town) d a . i t M«MChc«tBf 643-9559 Lunch planned W^nesday, 10:17 p.m: — cellar at 3 Cole St. (Town) • |6 6 i ^ 9 9 Manchester recreation department candidates in the 1970 elections. 621 HARTfORO ROAD. MANCHUTtR Water in cellar at 689 Main St. Today, 9:37 a.m. — Smoke BARBS are Kathy Puzzo and Joanne Britton. Form er Connecticut Gov. Thomas J. investigation at 185 Grissom 100% cotton, washable. for Sol Cohen They will teach classes for balance Meskill, a Republican, got more than (Town) By PHIL PASTORET Wednesday, 10:28 p.m. — Rd. (Town) , $80‘000 from the group. There's a wreck on the free-1 A luncheon to honor Sol Cohen, beam, parallel bars, horse and floor Utility pole on fire at Today, 10:09 a.m. — Odor of ^inchRiltr EvRning Htrild MANCHESTER columnist-reporter for The Herald, exercises Mondays through Fridays Weicker has acknowledged the gas at 499 Main St. (Town) DRIVE-IN/ROUTES 6 &44A Way every morning, and we G irls’ Summer Publiihtd tvery «v«ning «xc«pt wish our neighbor would stop | from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. for beginners, D.C. Committee raised $80,000 in SunijByi And holidays Entarod at who recently retired, will-be held Nurserymen meet Tolland County driving it. Pastel Wednesday, July 28 at the intermediate and advanced students. 1970, but he has refused to detail the tha Manchastar, Conn.. 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be available In inland cities per cent ridership increase he said. 25th anniversary Bicentennial "What we don’t expect Is said Laschever. Connecticut areas near Bahcock-Keene Engaged such as Hartford, "but my based on advance registra­ a prediction made three or Tourism in the state has He attributed much of Rhode Island. best advice to tourists is to tion, while Mystic Seaport been increasing steadily four years ago that the the increase to gambling Laschever also said, make a resmation.” is "way ahead” of its nor­ boosts tourism Eastern Seabrard will be over the years, but this and Bicentennial events. "The lot at the Plainfield The Valley Railroad of Katheryn Cuskley Keene of Lyon-Verburg mal bookings for group avalanched for the year’s growth is about five He said the "tall ships” dog track is filled with cars Essex, run solely for tours, according to Bicentennial. I don’t know per cent more than nor­ event this weekend drew a Manchester and J. Hunter Babcock HARTFORD (UPI) - The tourist Industry from Rhode Island and tourists, is expecting a 50 Laschever. why that was so far off,” mally would be expected. number of people to of Pleasantville, N.Y. were married The engagement of Miss Fay Rose Tourism in Connecticut is provides about 34,000 jobs Massachusetts.” June 19 at St. Mary’s Episcopal Lyon of Manchester to Larry Ver- expected to be up 10 to 15 in the state, according to Church in Manchester. burg of Decatur, Ga. has been an­ per cent from last year's Laschever. nounced by her parents, Mr. and $675 million level bMause Some areas already show The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Mrs. Arthur G. Lyon Jr. of 43 Hale of the Bicentennial, accor­ the strain, he said. "Prac­ John W. Keene of 38 Strant St. The St. ding to Barnet Laschever, tically all’the major spots bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mr. Verburg is the son of Mr. and state tourism director. are full” along the Mrs. Ciair P. Babcock of Pieasant- Mrs. Thomas A. Verburg of shoreline, he said. In the Deli Department Specials viiie, N.Y. Gaithersburg, Md. The state’s new New London area, "all the CHOICEST MEATS KOSHER RUSSER'S w o n d e r b a r gambling facilities and the The Rev. Stephen Jacobson of St. The bride-elect was graduated weekends through GERMAN Hartford Civic Center also DILL Mary's Episcopai Church officiated. from Rockville High School in 1972. September are pretty are expected to contribute IN TOWN BOLOGNA The bride was given in marriage by She M(as graduated in June from West much booked up,” PICKLES to a $67 million increase in her uncie Charies G. Keene. Georgia College in Carollton, Ga. Laschever said. with a B.A. degree. ■tourism income, he said. He said hotel rooms may CORNISH Miss Abigaii Keene of Manchester Her fiance was graduated from 7 6 * ,a served as maid of honor. Augusta (Ga.) College in 1969 with a 1 S gach Bridesmaids were Miss M. Dana B.A. degree and in 1974 received an GAME HENS COOPER LOAF OUR OWN Young of Weiiesiey, Mass., Miss M.A. in English from West Georgia FRESH MADE College. He is presently employed at SHARP Cynthia Bainton of Rochester, N.Y., On Sept. 29,1779, John Paul and Miss Louise Babcock of the Doubleday Book Store in Atlanta, SNNIAL Jones, in the refitted French 0 CHEESE RICE PUDDING Pleasantville, N.Y. Ga. vessel renamed the They will be attending the graduate Bonhomme Richard (in honor lb. John W. Keene of Canton served as school at the University of Tennessee of Benjamin Frankiin’s "Poor 7 6 * ,a best man. Ushers were John J. Hart in the fall. Richard"), engaged the k. 7 ■ 6w ^ 1/iib . of Framingham, Mass., L. Scott An early fall wedding is planned. British 44-gun Serapis of/ the LEAN FRESH Muller of Carrboro, N.C., and east coast of England. He cap­ Richard P. Babcock, of Pleasant­ tured and boarded the ship as his own vessel sank, The HAMBURG PATTIES llllllllllll ville, N.Y. World Almanac recalls. Jones’ famous words to the A reception was held at the Burian-Moss Photo British captain of the Serapis ^For A Welcome Change, Serve Something From t)ur^ Veteran’s Memorial Clubhouse in when a s k ^ “ Do you ask for East Hartford. The couple will reside Mrs. J. Hunter Babcock quarter?" were "1 have not Fresh Fish Department in Clinton. College notes yet begun to fight!" *1.09 Featuring This Week DUBUQUE Kathryn Foss, daughter of Mr. and FRESH FIRST OF THE SEASON Births Mrs. W. Robert Foss of 60 Patricia ALL BEEF • ALL MEAT Dr., Vernon, was graduated June 27 SWORD FISH from St. Francis Hospital School, of Mr. and Mrs. William MacMullen Court moves HOT DOGS Radiologic Technology in Hartford. Baker, Stephen Nathan, son of Mrs. Ernest J. Pam of Manchester. Hartford. She was bom June 23 at She is also the granddaughter of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. William MacMullen attended including John MacMullen Manchester no longer has a court facility in town. the Rev. Robert N. and Brenda Bales His paternal grandparents are Mr. Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her and Mrs. Walter Foss of 353 Summit of 23 O’Leary Dr., were honored at a of Windsor Locks, Mr. MacMuUen’s Common Pleas Court 12, which had moved its criminai- Baker of 44 Great Hill Rd., East and Mrs. William D. Troy Sr. of maternal grandparents are Mr. and S t.’ surprise party on June 27 in obser­ brother, who served as best man. and motor vehicle sessions to East Hartford last year, Hartford. He was bom June 8 at Manchester. His maternal great­ Mrs. Edwin Banker of Hartford. Her Miss Foss also received an award vance of their 25th wedding anniver­ Mrs. MacMullen is the former Wednesday closed the local facility for civil matters and Manchester Memorial Hospital. His grandmother is Mrs. Ernestine Pain paternal grandparents are Mr. and from the department of radiology at * lb. sary. Irene Kaminski of Hartford. She is moved to East Hartford also. 2.89 maternal grandparents are the Rev. of Fall River, Mass. His paternal Mrs. Frank Jones of East Hartford. the hospital given to the outstanding Hosting the party were their three employed by Farmer Brown of East Chief Judge Roman J. Lexton said the move to court and Mrs. Robert Bales of CaseyviUe, great-grandmother is Mrs. Emma She has a sister, Jennifer, 4. student. daughters, Lynn, Laurie, and Lea. Hartford as a secretary. facilities in the East Hartford Police Station is an interim III. His paternal grandparents are the Kane of Hartford. The couple was married June 14, Mr. MacMullen is self-employed as Rev. and Mrs, R.L. Baker of Mercier, Rebecca Anne, daughter solution to the court’s plan to expand to a new East Hart­ 1951 in Hartford. an Arnold Bread distributor. ford location. Manchester. His maternal great­ Boland, Kimberly, daughter of of Robert and Donna Richardson Beverly A. Fuss, daughter of Mr. Many friends and relatives grandmother is Mrs. Nola Littell. His Douglas V. and Beverly Zemaitis Mercier of North River Rd., Coven­ and Mrs. Walter S. Fuss of 275 Lexton noted that the local court, housed on the second paternal great-grandparents are the Boland of 128 Park St. She was born try. She was born June 24 at Timrod Rd., has been named to the floor of the Manchester Police Station, was also moved Rev. and Mrs. Donald Clark and Mrs. June 25 at Manchester Memorial Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her dean’s list at Alfred (N.Y.) Universi­ because Manchester Police needed extra space in the Mary Baker. His great-great- Hospital. Her maternal grandparents maternal grandmother is Mrs. ty for the spring semester. She is building. I Police, on the verge of installing new computerized grandmother is Mrs. Winerfred are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zemaitis of Theresa Richardson of Manchester. enrolled as a sophofnore in Alfred’s record-keeping equipment, have been pushing to reclaim USDA CHOICE Clark. Manchester. Her paternal grand­ Her paternal grandparents are Mr. College of Ceramics. I KofC installs officers GEM / mother is Mrs. Marjorie Boland of and Mrs. Adrien Mercier of Lac the court space in their building at 239 E. Middle Tpke. SEMI BONELESS Lexton said a new site for Conunon Pleas Court 12 has Sanborn, Justin Calvin, son of Manchester. Megantic, Que., Can. She has a Among the students named to the Thomas R. O’Marra of 20 Schaller ly delivered messages of congratula­ SIRLOHI Richard J. Jr. and Roberta E. Pierce brother, ^bby, 2Vt. dean’s list for the spring semester at been selected in East Hartford because East Hartford Rd., was Installed as grand knight of tion to the Council and its new of­ Police also want to reclaim space in their station. The Sanborn of Plains Rd., Coventry. He Johnson, Craig Holt, son of Quinnipiac College in Hamden are; Campbell Council, Knights of Colum­ ficers on behalf of the state officers new site is awaiting apj>roval by the state’s Fh'operty was bom June 24 at Manchester Charles A. and Denise Van Houdt ^ rb a r a J. Bodemann, daughter of bus in ceremonies held June 27 at the HAM of the KofC. Review Board. Memorial Hospital. His maternal Johnson of 78 Greenwood Dr. He was Mr. and Mrs. Charies Bodemann of KofC Home. Also installed were Joseph Rafal, WATER ADDED STEAKS grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Alton born June 25 at Manchester Burns, Michael Patrick, son of 17 Hoffman Rd.; Susan M. Piccin, The new grand knight is a graduate deputy grand knight; Paul J. Moiiar- F. Pierce Jr. of Coventry. His pater­ Memorial Hospital. His maternal Patrick W. and Kay M. Uziemblo daughter of Dr. and Mrs. James Pic­ .Correction ■ of Fairfield University and the ty Jr., chancellor; Leo D. nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Burns of 51 Davewell Rd., South cin of 504 Hilliard St.; Katherine Ann University of Connecticut School of McNamara, recorder; Frank B. Lucas Moe of Wales Rd., dress were Wrong in a Richard C. Sanborn Sr. of Coventry. Arthur Van Houdt of South Windsor. Windsor. He was bom June 26 at Ristau, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Law. He is a member of Bishop Wilson, warden. photo caption in His paternal grandparents are Mr. Rockville General Hospital. His Edward A. Ristau of 25 S. Hawthorne Andover, is one of the McMahon Assembly, Fourth Degree Other officers installed during the counselors recently Wednesday’s Herald. Troy, Daniel James, son of Mark and Mrs. H. Johnson of Manchester. maternal grandparents are Mr. and St.; and John A. Sanzone of 172A Mrs. Edward Uziemblo of South KofC and has been a member of the ceremonies were* William H. Sirke sustained in the bishopric Wendel K. Walton of Ver­ We Give Old Fashioned Let Our Family S. and Lauren L. Pain 'lYoy of Broad He has a brother, Matthew, 2. Homestead St. Jr., financial secretary; Alphonse Brook. He was bom June 29 at Windsor. His paternal grandmother local council since 1967. He has of the Manchester Ward of non was named Bishop, Butcher Service..» is Mrs. Lillian Burns of South Wind­ served as deputy grand knight, and Klrka, treasurer; Charle Rathlnm the Church of Jesus Christ and Peter A. Hamm of An­ Manchester Memorial Hospital. His Jones, Belinda Laura, daughter of PGK, advocate; immediate past Serve Your Family! maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mark and Lynn Powers Jones of sor. He has a sister, Carie Ann. council advocate and is a recipient of of Latter-day Saints (Mor­ dover is his other Diane Hellstrom of 474 Adams St. Connecticut State Council Certificate grand knight, Rolland R. Cote*Jr., mon). His name and ad­ counselor. has been named to the dean’s list for of Appreciation. A member of the trustee; and William Zimmer, Brian STOiS HOURS: the spring semester at Keene State Connecticut Bar, he is married to the Fitzpatrick, Albert Violette and Rino College in Keene, N.H. She is the former Mary Catharine O’Connor Bouchard, guards. Mo il & Tues. 'til 6:00 317 Highland St daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin R. and is the father of five. The invocation was delivered by iH nijS Wedding Hellstrom. the Rt. Rev. Edward J. Reardon, State Warden Elect Robert S. Reil­ council chaplain. Wed., Thurs., S Fri. til 900 MANCHESTER GrubC'Hauman * B r a d k i O b One ot The Slop & Shop Companies Sal & Sunday HICniiLlTD 'tilG K IO FJlBZSM smT CONN. 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Lewis, 66, of Church BOSTON (UPI) - Baseball three-nm rally in the sixth, and Jim there and played." fifth off Luis Tiant to go ahead on a walk to Ken Singleton, double by Herald Reporter Hirschfeld said. It will be included as Corners Inn, 860 Main St., East Hart­ More than S2 million worth of Mrs. Lynne Gustafson, flu vaccine officials aren’t sure if there will in is getting, to be fun again for Willoughby hurled four scoreless in­ ■ Boston took a 3-1 lead into the fifth nings in relief. Blair, single by Doug DeCences, and Lights, microphone and camera in part of a "magazine” television ford, formerly of Manchester, died swine flu vaccine has been ear­ clinic coordinator for the Manchester fact be a serious outbreak this fall the home team at Fenway thanks largely to Lynn and Carlton Wednesday at the state Veterans marked by the federal government health department, said today the and winter, best indications are that "Fun.” said Willoughby. " I t’s Fisk. In the third, after Paul Blair triple by Bumbry. But in the sixth, piace, Town Manager Robert B. program which will be broadcast Park after almost three Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Home and Hospital in Rocky Hill. for Connecticut and intaoculatlons health department will be working “We will see this swine flu virus.” finally getting to a point where we’re doubled, Rick Dempsey singled to Lynn’s bad-hop grounder went skid­ Weiss sat down for a teievislon inter­ months of tension, discontent view yesterday afternoon. from 6-7 p.m. on cable television’s Mr. Lewis was bom Oct. 22, 1911, will begin in August, state health with the Manchester Memorial “We are urging everyone who can just going out and playing and center and Lynn caught Blair trying ding into right for a triple and Yastrzemskl’s double tied the score The interview was organized by channel 21. in Manchester, the son of the late commissioner Dr. Douglas Lloyd Hospital, the Manchester Public get a flu shot to take it, since the risk and poor play. enjoying ourselves.” to score. But A1 Bumbry singled five young men from Manchester ’The "magazine” format includes a Phillip and Florine Scott Lewis. He told a news conference Wednesday. Health Nursing Association and the from the vaccination is very small,” ’The Boston players feel that, in­ Dempsey home before being thrown before Rice hit his 14th homer of the who are working for cable teievislon number of different features during lived in Manchester until moving to ’The state is also expected to be state health department to imple­ Lloyd said. ’The Red Sox got timely hitting, stead of concentrating on baseball, out on an attempted steal by Fisk. year over the screen in left. this summer. each one-hour show. Next week’s East Hartford several years ago. allotted 1316,000 from the govern­ ment the program. The free clinics fielding and pitching Wednesday in the team had been feeling the The next Inning, Lynn naiM Bobby its 6-4 win over the Baltimore pressure of having to repeat last “I hit an inside fastball,” said Marc Hirschfeld, a junior at show, for instance, will include a seg­ Mr. Lewis and his father ran a ment to provide personnel and equip­ will be manned by doctors, clerical Grlch trying to stretch a single into a Rice, who is using a lighter bat. Syracuse University; Mark Zarbo, a ment about the Manchester Com­ grocery story on Charter Oak St. op­ ment, including pressure vaccination workers, nurses and school nurses, Orioles. ’The win marked a sweep of a year’s heroics. double. Youth charged "Pitchers have been trying to come University of Connecticut junior; and munity College Bicentennial Relays posite Fitzgerald Field for many guns. she said. three-game series in which the Sox "Until now, our players have been Meanwhile, Boston got a run in the Inside on me a lot lately. I’m using Rick Carlton and Chris Spacone, as well as theftnterview with Weiss. years until the father died, and Mr. ’The state will provide existing per­ Swine flu, or Type A/New Jersey finally resembled the unit that whn going out there saying ‘last year, I hit first when Butch Hobson and Lynn with murder the lighter bat because it’s easier to students at Manchester High, are This is the third magazine-format Lewis continued with the business sonnel and services at an estimated influenza” as it’s officially called, is the American League pennant last .317.1 have to do it this year,’’’ said singled and Carl Yastrzemski hit a being paid for their work through show the group has made. They are alone until the late 1950s. He was cost of $300,000, Lloyd said. a respiratory disease caused by a ROXBURY (UPI) — State police year. Willoughby. "I don’t think it’s a con­ sacrifice fly. In the second, Boston swing." Boston travels to Milwaukee money provided by Summer Ac­ scheduled to produce one such show manager of the Church Corners Inn. The two-phase program, scheduled virus which is occasionally found in today charged an 18-year-old youth Fred Lynn went four-for-four and scious thing. But it’s detrimental just got two more thanks to an error by He was an Army veteran of World tonight as Ferguson Jenkins will face tivities in Manchester (SAM). The in­ per week for the rest of the summer to begin in late August, will be ad­ pigs but has not been spread between with murder in the fatal shooting of threw out two base-runners. Jim the same. The thing that was so great Grich. the Brewers’ Jim Slaton. terviewer for yesterday’s session, and will also make specials on such War II and was a member of South, ministered first to the elderly and the humans in this country for 50 years. his mother in their home Wednesday Rice hit a two-run homer to spark a last year was that we all went out ’The Orioles scored three in the Jerry Perrett, a junior at UConn, is things as the Fire Department and United Methodist Church. high risk persons, said Winston In February of this year, however, night. Survivors are an aunt, Mrs. Julius working on a volunteer basis. vandalism in town. Heimer, public information officer at some cases were found in recruits at Mrs. Carroll Yovan, 41, the mother Rau of Manchester, and several Hirschfeld, who is majoring in the state health department. ’Those Ft. Dix, N.J. ’The Ft. Dlx outbreak is of five children, was found shot to cousins. television and film at Syracuse, said considered to be in the high risk the first known example In the coun­ death about 7 p.m. in the home on the interview lasted 20 minutes and The funeral is Friday at 1 p.m. at group are persons with chronic lung, try since about 1930 of transmission Painter Hill Rd. Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. Center i i Thoughts ApLENty getting credit concentrated on the town budget. He kidney or heart diseases, diabetes or of a swine-type flu virus. Symptoms Her son, Eric, was picked up a St. with the Rev. Robert Eldridge of­ said the televised interview will last cancer. are similar to other types of flu and short time later while walking on a (Herald photo by Pinto) State Manual ficiating. Burial will be in East about 15 minutes. ’The rest of the population will be include chills, fever, sore throat, street near the home. He was taken \for Royals^ surge KEN THOMAS Cemetery, is dedicated immunized during the second phase cough, runny nose, muscle aches, to Fairfield Hills State Hospital pen­ Friends may call at the funeral which is scheduled to begin in headaches, and fatigue. MHA gives town home tonight from 7 to 9. ding a court hearing today In Court of By Len Auster HARTFORD (UPI) - Connec­ September, Heimer said. Dr. Lloyd said that although health Common Pleas at New Milford, $5,937.34 check ticut’s 1976 State Register and NEW YORK (UPI) — Last year, Jack McKeon’s attempt to Manual was dedicated Wednesday to banish Charlie Lau to the boonies launched a player rebellion The Housing Authority of the four Connecticut signers of the Manchester yesterday paid the town Declaration of Independence. and it was not just coincidence McKeon was given his walking Thomas rolls $5,937.34 for its annual Payment in Secretary of the State Gloria About town Trader Gate Paul American Legion baseball team and papers by the Kansas City Royals shortly afterwards. Lieu of Taxes (PILOT). three competitors will be held Satur­ Schaffer said the book was dedicated Maybe the bubble will burst long George Brett, whose three hits led Brett led off the sixth with a triple The yearly payment is made for day and Sunday at Moriarty Field. to Samuel Huntington, of Norwich, before the stretch drive of the Royals to a 4-2 victory over the and scored the go-ahead run on a dou­ the three federally assisted housing The board of trustees of Campbell Defending champ West Hartford, Roger Sherrrian of New Milford, Radio /haek September but right now the New Minnesota Twins Wednesday night, ble play. Two innings later, he drove another 300 projects in Manchester which are run William Williams of Lebanon and Council, Knights of Columbus, will York Yankees are sitting pretty atop New London and Torrlngton com­ was one of those, players totally loyal by the Housing Authority. meet tonight at 7:30 at the KofC plete the field. Action Saturday mor­ in an insurance run with a single. Oliver Wolcott of Litchfield. THIS the American League East stan­ to Lau—and with good reason. Paul Splittorff gained the win, his home. THURSDAY, ning begins at 12:30... dings. Brett, who leads the American eighth in 14 decisions, as he gave up By EARL YOST F R ID A Y A N D Personal Tee is sponsor of the Depending on your vantage point, League in hitting with a .360 average, only seven hits. Sports Editor First store opens doors 3 SATURDAY ONLYI the present-day Yanks in a way Manchester "AA” team in the said, "Charlie Lau, more than DAY Connecticut Junior Soccer In other American League games, Registering a perfect 300 game in 10-pin competition is the ul­ resemble the old. No, they don’t tear anyone else, has to take the credit for California edged Chicago, 2-1, in 10 timate goal of every bowler and Manchester’s Ken Thomas in Manchester Mall the cover off the ball and strike fear Association...’The "A” team, which my Improvement. He taught me is composed of those who’ll most Innings, Texas beat Oakland, 3-2, and achieveil this feat for the third time in his 10-year competitive ’The first store in the in the hearts of opponents. But the Boston defeated Baltimore, 6-4. New day to be set up. likely play for Manchester High next career Monday night. Thomas, a' former town champion Manchester Mall opened T tt* c $ fo n e CB RADIO way they came together is similar. York at Detroit was rained out. The mall is being season, is coached by BIaz Stimac for business this morning 'Die Yankees at one time had a Angels 2, White Sox 1 The 25-year-old Manchester man and generally recognized as the No.l with construction work in developed by Kenneth productive farm system from which and Chris Saunders. ’liie team looked reached the magic SIX) point total at big pinner in Manchester, achieved Burkhamp in the Jaffee ON TWO BEST-SELLING FAMOUS REALISTIC BRAND good in a match ’Tuesday against Mario Guerrero singled home the New London 10-Pin Bowl while progress all around it. MOBILE 2 WAY CB RADIOS . . . GET YOURS TODAY! they drew talent. But at the same pinch-hitter Bruce Bochte with perfect games in each of the past and Podrove building * 1 0 OFF time they dipped into the swap East Hartford. Jack Medjela, who’ll participating in the Connecticut three seasons, hitting 300 in The store, a general which once housed Grant’s be a sophomore, looks like the goal- California’s winning run. Bochte Proprietors’ Traveling League. market to come up with quality singled, was sacrificed to second by Newington in 1974 and matching that bookstore called the Dust store on Main St. scorer the high school needs and Thomas carries a 195 1975-76 players. ’That’s been the formula Dave Collins and Guerrero’s single total last year at the Parkade Lanes. Jacket, is being operated Display cases for a cou­ Greg Smayda continues to improve... season average and in one league u s ^ by present general manager won the game for relief pitcher Dick He’s the only local bowler to roll 300 by Norman Racicot. ’This ple of other businesses Gate Paul. The Town Little League playoff compiled a fine 208 game standard. here and holds the Parkade Lanes morning, Racicot was which plan to occupy begins ’Tuesday night at Waddell Drago. The third 300 score is believed to be ’There was a loud cry a year ago Nolan Ryan got a surprise start house single effort. stocking books on shelves places in the mall were on Field. American League champ, the most by any New England Thomas is an estimator with the GET OUR 688 PAGE when the Yanks acquired first when his name was inadvertently put and hoped by the end of the the site this morning. DICTIONARY OF American Legion, National League bowler. Jon-Kor Roofers. baseman Chris Chambliss from on the lineup card and he had to pitch T t r e s t o n e ELECTRONICS AT NO Cleveland. No one is questioning this titlist, Moriarty Bros., and Inter­ EXTRA COST WHEN more about hitting than any other to the first batter, who grounded out. •Gloria endorsed- YOU BUY ONE OF THE deal any longer. Prior to this season national League champ, Dairy single man.” Rangers 3, A’s 2 2 WAY CB RADIOS Paul went hunting for a dependable Queen, will vie for town honors in the DELUXE CHAMPION SHOWN IN THIS AD> ’The Twins took a 2-0 lead before Jim Sunclberg drove in two runs DANBURY (U P I)-T h e opportunity for success second baseman and came up with double elimination tournament. Connecticut Young this November,’’ said 4-ply polyester cord Games will be at neutral sites it was the Royals tied the game in the and Gaylord Perry pitched seven Randy Jones still Willie Randolph, who is a top can­ fourth on a single by Hal McRae and scoreless innings to record the 225th Democrats have un­ organization President didate for Rookie of the Year. reported. ’The farm league cham­ 6^1030 6 ® ® Value ^ doubles by A1 Cowens and Buck Mar­ victory of his career, improving this animously endorsed James Dyer of Danbury. Paul also brought in speedy Mickey pionship will also be staged starting tinez. season’s mark to 9-5. Secretary of the State "Gloria Schaffer’s con­ Rivers, outfielder Oscar Gamble and next week... tinuing efforts to assure mows them down Gloria Schaffer for the Take your pick. ’There are basket­ as pitchers Dock Ellis and Ed Figueroa. Democratic U.S. Senate the voting rights of the peo­ ’They might not be the superstars of ball, baseball, softball and soccer ple of Connecticut reflects nomination. the league but they are accomplished games nightly for your viewing Standings NEW YORK (UPI) Randy Jones Wednesday night continued “Mrs. Schaffer’s well the dedication she has ^ 9 5 9 5 Reg. professionals who’ve been most pleasure. Just drive around town and repeated election victories to the goal of honest and 1 9 ?,!,. aE76-14 '2 4 ^F78-14' stop at one of the fields which are in to display the pitching form that has made him the National 179.95 productive. indicate that she is the good government,” Dyer :9 5 9 5 $ 9 0 9 5 Yank fans didn’t like the trading constant use and you’ll find League’s best pitcher this season. He hurled a six-hitter to lead said. 078-14 American League National League Democrat who has the best 2 5 2 7 H7B-14 169»? away of Bobby Bonds and his big bat something...Overheard Sunday at the the San Diego Padres to a 3-1 victory over the West Division­ but Rivers has proven to be MCC Relays; “’This is great, I’ll be East East leading Cincinnati Reds. In Memoriam In Memoriam v!h.« lndrc.wd Whlt.v..M. >dd n . everything advertised and then back next year.” Severed other com­ W L Pet. GB W L Pet. GB It was his 14th victory in 17 San Diego went in front in the In loving memory of John S. petitors expressed the same feeling New York 43 26 .623 fourth as Dave Winfield singled, Haberern. who passed away June 28 some. His speed turns a single into Philadelphia 50 20 .714 decisions — four better than his 1972. In loving memory of our beloved double, etc. And Figueroa has proven and this must make the organizers Cleveland 36 33 .522 7 Pittsburgh 41 29 .586 9 nearest competitor, Jim Lonborg, Doug Rader doubled, Fred Kendall mother and grandmother. Agnes feei good. ’There were a few bugs but Detroit 34 35 .493 9 drove in a run with a sacrifice fly and Sadly missed forever and a day. j,- he can beat someone other than the New York 39 37 .513 14 who has 10. Marcel, who passed away two years Enzo Hernandez slapped a double. ago today. T t r e s t o n e Red Sox. over-all it was a smooth running af­ Boston 34 35 .493 9 St. Louis 31 41 .431 20 In the process, he limited Pete Wife. Children fair... Baltimore 34 37 .479 10 They picked up their other run in the and Grandchildren The Yankees are flying high and Chicago 30 43 .411 21 Vj Rose, a .327 hitter going into the We knew a smile we loved to see Paul gets a lot of the credit. Just Just Wondering Department: Why Milwaukee 25 41 .379 16V1: Montreal 24 43 .358 24 Vi: game, to two infield pounders, a fifth as Tito Puentes and Willie Davis In Memoriam We knew a hand we loved to hold STRATO-STREAK* do they lock up Manchester High’s opened with singles and Doug Rader A prescence we loved near hope the good times keep on rolling. West West walk and once caught him looking at In loving memory of our beloved We knew a heart, a loving heart Memorial Field when the Rec W L Pet. GB W L Pet. GB a third strike. hit a sacrifice fly. mother, Mrs. Mary J. Catalano, who SUP-R-BELT That was thoughtful, kind and true Elsewhere in the NL, San Fran­ passed away July 1. I960. Department isn’t using the area for Kansas City 44 27 .620 Cincinnati 46 29 .613 “I just pitched him like I would to We knew them ait. loved them all CHECK THESE OUTSTANDING Bits and pieces cisco drubbed H ouston, 10-2, For they belonged to you $ 6 .4 0 to soccer? People would love to use the Texas 40 30 .571 3’h Los Angeles 42 34 .553 4 ^ any lefty,” Jones said. “It didn’t A silent thought, a silent prayer. 'The second annual Matt Moriarty Pittsburgh defeated Chicago, 7-5, and In our hearts you're always there. HIGH PERFORMANCE FEATURES: track for jogging, etc., but can’t gain Oakland 36 38 .486 m San Diego 39 36 .520 7 make any difference to me.” Tournament Involving the local Sadly missed and dearly loved $ 1 1 .4 5 O F F access. Chicago 33 37 .471 lOVi Atlanta 34 41 .453 12 Rose a switchhitter who normally Atlanta dumped Los Angeles, 8-3. Children and Grandchildren by Her Family Philadelphia at Montreal and St. our April pricot on • Noise Blanker and ANL Give Bast Minnesota 33 39 .458 11V2 Houston 34 41 .453 12 blackwalls and whitewalls Reception on Busy Channeisi California 31 45 .408 15Vi San Francisco 31 47 .397 Louis at New York were rained out. Wednesday's Results Giants 10, Astros 2 For U.SM Ctioico Holiilay Stoaki • SIRF Output Meter with Manchester Legion New York at Detroit, ppd. Gary Thomasson knocked in three Wednesday's Results Modulation Light! Boston 6, Baltimore 4 runs and Ed Halicki pitched a seven- kB78-13 California 2, Chicago 1 Philadelphia at Montreal, ppd. hitter to lead San Francisco over iBIackwall. • AH Crystals for All 23 CB Kansas City 4, Minnesota 2 St. Louis at New York, ppd. Houston. ’Thomasson drove in the 'PluK $1.82 F.E.Tf falls in seventh San Francisco 10, Houston 2 PiNEHURsf^OROCERY and old tiia. 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By LEN AUSTER Boston (Jenkins 6-8) at Milwaukee and walked two to up his record to 7- *Two rugged belts $3|50 1 4 9 “ Herald Sporlawriler (Slaton 8-6), N 10. hold tread firm for New York (Figueroa 9-4) at Today's Probable Pitchers long wear and ^30®° ♦32®° It was quite dark when the seventh inning started and near Pirates 7, Cubs 3 SHELLSTMP LOIN STEAK 078-14 St. Louis (Forsch 2-2) at New York What Is it? easy handling. 078-1S H78-14 Cleveland (Dobson 9-5), N Richie Zisk drove in three runs, pitch biack when it ended but Windsor Locks had enough iight to (Koosman 7-6) bats right handed when facing a left- It's one of the most tender delicious "party ia- * Rugged PrIcM ire California (Ryan 6-8) at Chicago handed pitcher was so desperate he two of them in a four-run sixth, in construction gives ♦33®° for blachwelle piate three runs in the frame for a 5-2 win over the Manchester Philadelphia (Christenson 8-3) at (Nvidual Steaks” that you can btiy...O(Hi’t waste excellent road ♦39®° except where (Johnson 5-7), N switched to batting left handed. helping Pittsburgh to its third H78-16 L78-1Swhitewall indicated American Legion baseball team last night at Eagle Field. Montreal (Lang 1-0), N them on the children...they would rather have hazard resistance. Oakland (Mitdiiell 3-5) at Kansas "I did it only once before, against straight win and Chicago its sixth Prices plus $: .05 (0 13.14 F.E T. and old (ire. end you can The Zone Eight victory for Windsor It remained that way until the sixth Los Angeles (Rau 6-5) at San Diego Pinehurst Hamborgs. If you want to treat ydw IN CASH PRIZES City (Bird 8-1), N straight loss. Bruce Kison, with Locks moves its recoid to 6-1, 9-3 (Strom 7-7), N Jim Brewer, to take the screwball family and your p e sts to really delicious stedh ^.1 .ii' ■ TO BE AWARDED IN when the visitors knotted it. Kevin Detroit (Ruble 5-3) at Baltimore away,’’ Rose explained. “He ninth-inning relief from Bob Moose, duns IT $100,000 over-all while the setback drops Tibbetts, who gained the mound win, (R. May 5-4), N (Only games scheduled) gained the victory, the Pirates 12th in have F r ^ Toros or Ed Fontana cut some of th w At lUdk) Shack (Brewer) got me out anyway. He. Manchester to 4-3 in the zone and ^9 homered deep over the left center- 16 games. shell strip steaks your favorite Uiicknesa. rhete two cfedit cards are honored ei DeMicioiting THE 1976 REALISTIC CB S0N6 SEARCH" over-all. Manchester has a zone tilt (Jones) can pitch. Ain’t nobody in the Radio ShecK tlorei Other credh pien» may si«o be field fence leading off, about a 375- league better.” Braves 8, Dodgers 3 If you are having a big party, buy whole T tp e ^ to n e aviitebte Oetaiii af your nearby iiore Oat Fua Detail* A t Participating Radio Shack Storca And Daalara. Friday night at Enfield before the foot blast. A walk and three infield No one else did much, either. The Earl Williams and Willie Montanez packer cut boneiess Shell Strip Loin at Matt Moriarty Tournament this errors sandwiched around a strikeout TRANSPORT* weekend. Reds put together a run in the third each slugged three-run homers to ,ib. Frank or Ed will freezer wrap all or ARCHER MOBILE CB ANTENNAS ARE YOUR BEST BUY resulted in the second run. help Phil Niekro to his fifth straight OURS ALONE! The winning rally came off on a single by Cesar Geronimo, the part. , Bob Cressotti led off the Locks walk to Rose and Ken Griffey’s line win, raising his record to 8-4. Jimmy 102 INCH Manchester reliever Kevin Hanlon seventh with a double just inside the We will have U.S.D.A. Choice packer cpt $ O fi5 0 who took over the previous inning single to right. Wynn also homered for Atlanta. 8ls« STAINLESS 18 INCH SPECIAL PURCHASE third base bag. Fred Pomeroy 7 lb. ayg. Tenderloins at Ibi f . 8.70-18 37 INCH from struggling John Varca. 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Ed White, Jeff Backofen and Ray pass forcing in one run and Gary Competitively priced wherever you see the Firestone eign. ■ W 21-9 tS ■ ■ 21-909 ■ ■ 21-928 Doug Collins, who played on the 1972 American Basketball Association Gllha produced a Manchester run Perkins followed with a pound rule W* ■1(0 honor: United States Olympic basketball pros who lost, 116-71, a t the With with the Post 102 entry adding a tally double, one-hop over the centerfleld CHARGE . BankAmericatd . Mastar Charge H»rdwara, I Adjustabla Top • Soldarlasa team that lost to the Russians at Providence Civic Center. Whip, I0 ‘ Coax . in the fourth. Varca singled up the fence, for the final two markers. ,Jiuit as Pinehurst, ..the meat stw e^ # ^ 'EMI .DinenClub .American Expreu Vinyl Chain Connaetlona, S’ Munich, feels this year’s U.S. team _____ .Carta Blanche Cover, Gutter CaUal • "rK Cablal middle scoring Bob Healy who Windsor Locks mustered just four can win it all at Montreal. It was an easy win for the Olympic meate...Orote k Weigel is known fortw ® Clip! walked and reached second on an in­ hits but 11 walks made its task easier better Franks and Cold Cuts. n " I like the style they’re playing,” team, now 5-1 in exhibitions. The only JACK IMICKLAUS GOLF BALLS field groundout. although it took awhile to cash in. Collins said Wednesday night after loss was to the Denver Nuggets, The winners left 11 on base. White mada by...MacGregor 40 INCH 42 INCH which the team later defeated TWIN , had two pf the six Manchester hits off playing for a team of professionals FIBEROLA8S FI8EROLA88 'PUT THE HAMMER DOWN' MCC trouncetl. that lost to the new Olympians. “I "This team has a lot of talent and Long distance TRUCKEds II ROOF MOUNT NO-HOLE la y f l^ a ’ Tibbetts, who walked five add fanned its big men are better than a lot of aftd lop CB'ERS MUSIC ALBUM like their chances very much.” TRUNK MOUNT people give them credit for being,” durability are i V I O 8 Oil rOBu also stranded 11 on Collins, now with the Philadelphia I Limit one combined in Wat 20.95 base. Collins said. “It moves the ball well, FRANKS ' pkg. of 3. this quaUty In 1976, Wat 23.95 76ers, played with other National LP ALBUM Shellacked by a 13-2 count last hits the open man well." golf ball. Catalog In 1976 night in Twilight League play was 34“ 50-6001 Fotiu to Rangers ieu».boxlete^*lfrfl0 is. ^ Additlonel balle II .00 tech. Catalog Manchester Community College by 21-942 NEW YORK (UPI) - The New ’The Olympians raced out to an 18-2 4 0 9 5 E ast^artford at St. ’Diomas. Candlelight tourney ■ w 21-921 TAPES York Rangers, continuing their quest lead in the first five minutes and led 21-925 21 The winners moved into a tie for • 17'Dual ^ “ for muscle, announced W e^esday Trophies will be awarded the top 55-30 at the half. 'The pros never got 8-TRACK CASSEHE the American Division lead with Phaaing • Can Also Ba the signing of left wing Nick Fotiu, four teams in the annual Candlelight closer than 12 points. Uaadon Trunk Stalnlasa Steal Moriarty Bros, with the win, each at Hprnaasf Shock Spring 51-6001 51-6101 Class B Slow Pitch Invitational Soft- Quinn Buckner of Indiana’s NCAA CAPITOL TIRE Deck! 7-3, while MCC slips to 2-6. the first native New Yorker ever to and Whip! sign with the National Hockey ball Tournament July 10-11 and July champions had 16 points, Adrian Joe Banning had two hits to lead 325 Bmu STREET League team. 17-18 at Robertson Park. Dantley of Notre Dame had 16, the Cougar attack. East Hartford had Fotiu, 24, who p ew up in Staten Fred Camposeo reports 42 teams Walter Davis of'North Carolina 388 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WE8T Radie 12 hits. MCC entertains Society MMICHESIIR #646-3356 Island, played the last two years with (UPI Photo) participated last year. scored 14, Mitch Kupchak of North piM^maiHH^iNc. ,, Bankers tonight at 6 at Moriarty MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE /haek the New 'England Whalers of the Interested teams may contact Carl Carolina netted 13 and Scott May of Mon. to Fn. S to 5:30; Sat S-1Z;30 Field while the Gas Housers play at Red Sox catcher Carlton Fisk falls into stands Indiana and Phil Hubbard of MokI items «»ga avadaow World Hockey Association. He Silver at 646-6010. All games will be 649-1806 at piatk OatM** Seminary against Langaip V.W. • lot at the North End site. Michigan both scored 12. g* T»No» coaroe*Tion coMwir PRlCtaMAV VARt *1 INI)IVI|HI*1 .7l"H L5 « T i^ a w h 6 u agreed to a two-year contract. Umpire Nestor Chylak on'top of play makes call ■'•V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Thurs., July 1, 1976— PAGE THIRTEEN PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheiter, Conn., Thura- July 1 ,1W6 Invert, Goolagong Last night’s softball results Ice hockey player For Trudon, Matt Gayeskl campaign, 9-2, to East lead the Angels to a 12-9 ro N iG irrs g a m e s Hartford last night at Sleuk Out vs. win oyer Town Employes had four hits including two last night at Robertson homers and, Frank Gon­ Cheney Tech. Five final materializes Vi 11H o II' s , 61 15 — different players had one Filzgeruld Park. Steve Koaki, Pete zales had four hits. Rick Henry and Jim Hart each Flynn, Jeff Sellnsky and hit each for Formal’s. worried he might lose his Fruiik's vs. Lynch, $0nE V etS F L E acquitted by jury WIMBLEDON, England “I think I won because 7:30 — E'iizgerald had two hits for Town Greg Karakashian each (UPI) — Roscoe Tanner temper, and with it the when the chips were down I while six players had two add^ three hits and each 1 Ri-i‘il vs, C ro ck ett, GIRLS SENIOR TORONTO {UPI) .-D an National Hockey League the law, we are unanimous says there should be no most coveted title in ten­ went fbr broke, went for 8:45 — E'tizgerald apiece for the Angels. homered and Greg V eal’s o u td istan ced Maloney of the Detroit Red game, last November. favorites in the Wimbledon nis, that he retained Fred the big shots,” she said. “I in our feeling that these ac­ NEFire vs, CBT Blue, Hopkins, Hank Pawlowakl, Wings was a free man Crown Prosecutor semifinals but the Perry, Britain’s pre-war know her well and I was Farr's, 37-12, last night at tions (in hockey) are not 6:13 — Koherlson CANDLELIGHT Randy Ralston and Bob today, not because the jury Robert McGee, who had bookmakers disagree. triple champion, to guide mentally stronger than Martin Field. For Veal’s, condoned by us. We hope Blue .Muon vs. Holiday Snapping a 5-all tie with Buttram each contributed .that acquitte\Uhjm con­ the panel polled before T h a t’s why T anner, him through the tourna­ she, 1 think. But I really Candy Blasko had four hits these actions do not con­ l.uiies, 7:.'10 — ItolierlBon two runs in the sixth, Gus’s two hits. Tom Kotodzlej doned his violent on-ice ac­ accepting the verdict, said tinue in the future.” whose rocket serves ment. And his newfound didn’t expect her to be so including two homers, Dick's vs, Crispino's, downed Morlarty Bros., 7- had four hits. Bill Morgan, tions but because the he would appeal. Tuesday pierced Jimmy maturity was evident in tough.” Tracy Norwoiod and Carla Maloney said he was 8:15 — Boliertson 5, last night at Robertson. Bill Zwick and Bob Green prosecution failed to prove In announcing its verdict "very, very relieved. I Connors’ bid for his second the quarter-finals when he Roy each had four hits and LSBurrel vs. Norton, Miles Boutilier, Gary three each, Steve Brady he committed criminal shortly after 9 p.m. EDT, m e n ’s sin g les ch am ­ beat Charles Pasai%ll of Second-seeded Evonne each homered, Cheryl e t FUfKNETF/iat really appreciate the jury’s 6:15 — Nelio DeLuca, Joe Alubicki, and Duke Hutchinson two assault. the jury took the unusual decision and I just want to pionship, has been listed as Puerto Rico in straight Goolagong’s berth in the Wilhelm hit for the cycle Cris|iiiio's vs. Moriar- John Stanizzl and Mike apiece and Ed Reyngoudt Maybe we do. We run a rather The Jury of eight women action of submitting an get back to hockey.” the even money choice to businesslike sets. finals came at the expense and Joanne Weiss and ly's, 7:.'10 — Ne|io Mlodzinski each had two clubbed a grandslam' and four men, after nearly explanation of its verdict. Maloney, who described beat fourth-se^ed Bjorn The much-awaited of Britain’s third-seeded Agnas Szarka each added weird operation in a rather bun­ (ill Ileal vs. Jim’s, hits for Gus’s. Fred Valen­ homer for Allied. nine hours of deliberations, Jury foreman Raymond himself on the witness Borg of Sweden. It is their women’s final of Chris Virginia Wade, who fell in four blows. Veal’s is now 7- 6:15 - Nike ti, Jim Callahan and Fred gling sort of way. But we do have Wednesday found Maloney Bower told County Court stand as '4m “aggressive first-ever meeting today in Evert and Evonne straight sets, 6-1, 6-2. 1 for the season. Farr's vs, .M&M Pizza, Camposeo each had a pair CHARTER OAK innocent of assault causing Judge Patrick LeSage’s player," said he would con­ the semifinal round of the Goolagong materialized "I was playing really genuine bargains, a real "no-hard­ 7:50 — Nike for Morlarty’s. Eleven runs in the first Hagler June Bugs nipped bodiiy harm to Toronto crowded courtroom: tinue "playing hockey the $280,000 Wimbledon tennis Wednesday when both well out there, really con­ time" money-back guarantee and MCC Vets vs. HNB, three frames lifted Multi Personal Tee, 13-12. Nella Mapie Leafs’ defenseman "Whiie our verdict was way I’ve always played it • (UPI Photo) championships. women posted semifinal sistently,” said the 6:15 — Cheney Tech The game between Circuits to a 12-6 win over Leigher homered and a no-pressure atmosphere. Come Brian Giennie in an based on the evidence and and the way I play it best.” In the other semifinal. victories to set the stage Australian. ‘‘She was Chorches and Vito’s was Nelson Freightway last tripled and Debbie Luz He said that although he Winner Chris Everts (right) Hie Nastase, the third seed for Saturday’s cham­ having trouble with the enjoy our delicious complimentary rained out. night at Fitzgerald. Tim homered for Hagler’s. Lin­ had confidence in his in­ and new favorite replacing pionship round. wind. When she starts get­ EASTERN Gets handshake from Martina Navratilova Cumningham had four hits, da Cantone doubled and coffee while you browse. nocence, he found waiting Connors, meets eighth- Top-seeded Evert ad­ ting cautious her game Scoring three runs in the NIKE Dave Castagna and Dale singled for Tee. 19th hole for the jury — which three seeded Raul Ramirez of vanced to her third finals breaks off...Besides,” she bottom of the sixth inning, Ostrout three each and SO WHAT'S NEW times returned to the cour- Local soccer Mexico. Nastase is listed in four years but conceded smiled, “It was hot out Rockwell hung on for a 7-8 Peru’s pounded out 29 Dennis and Fred Gliha two Trader World Antiques troom for legal as a 6-4 pick to win his first she would have to play “a there and I wanted to get win over Tierney’s last hits in a 15-9 win over apiece for Circuits. A1 routed Nassiff Arms, 33-11. off court quickly.” 9:05 Passman, Day, clarifications — made him Wimbledon with Tanner "'lot better” than she did in night at Mt. Nebo. Vinny Economy Electric last Borek had four hits and For the Antiques, Judy AT THE GLORIOUS Foiiowing are the Ferguson, Vonderkol. "very, very anxious. It was next in line at 7-2. beating Martina The men’s finals will be Vivenzio, Jim Pagan!, Bob night at Nike Field. For Steve Smyth and Bill Stoker had six hits, Lisa pairings for the Member- PEE WEE Action in the Northern 9:19 Evelhoch, Foster, very hard, the waiting.” The Romanian was so Navratilova, 6-3, 4-6, 6-4. played Saturday. Palozie and Rick Field Peru’s, Butch Talaga, Paul Hansen two apiece for Cooke five and Shelly EMPORIUM THIS Member Tournament to be Robbie Melley scored Division saw the Metros Ogden, McKee. each had two hits for Solomonson, Frank Nelson’s. Valentine and Marlane heid Saturday at 9:26 Murphy, Turner, three goals and Niki nip the Falcons, 2-1, and Rockwell. Jim McAuley Lalalhisious and Den Ven- Coulombe homered. For Manchester Country Club. Kennedy, Meaghan. Whaler moves Cacace one as the Chiefs the Cougars rout the WEEKEND? homered and singled and drlllo each had three hits REC N assiff’s, . Barbara 6:45 Moffett, Shaw, 9:33 Bonadies, Griffiths, HARTFORD (UPI) - downed the Lancers, 4-1, Hawks, 8-1. Don Logan and Golf field shallow Tom Lombardo had two and Jim Keefe, Walt Cliff Coffin drove in the Blackwell, Cathy Seavy Kristoff, Smith. Giglio, Giglio. ’The New England Whalers last night at tiling. Jim Gary Gates scored for the hits for Tierney’s. Talaga and Don Gagnon HaiMcmr* awixAmiS! 9:40 Barningham, Bar- winning run in the bottom and Doris Heidcavage each 6:52 Pagliughi, Caimari, Wednesday gave left MacGillvary scored for the Metros while Stephen Had­ two apiece. Vendrillo nUSOR Steel CUDOMC Lynch, Peck, ningham, Steeves, Linnon. winger Nick Fotiu his un­ Lancers. of-the seventh as Center had three hits with the H i. STEilEO system FAMOUS CONCOLIUM 9:47 Eigner, Rockwell, dock scored and Jay Hall FELINE homered. Gordy Geer and or Abimfaium 6:59 Fraser, Warren, Dik, Jeff Kennedy tallied except for Trevino Congo nipped CBT, 9-8, last latter belting a four- Prinultgonl "SHINYL VINYL" conditional release and played well for the Butch and Joe Savino each • IIGHT-ItACITAPffUUR Harvey. Hilinski, Genovesi. Jan Smyth’s single in the night at Keeney Field. bagger. WITHFU/Att/fiSUREO Spin f hhlag traded Fred O’Donnell and three goals and Michael Falcons. Mike Calabro, TENNIS RACKETS 7:06 Roscoe, Treshuk, 9:54 Gordon, Gordon, bottom of the sixth drove had two hits for Electric. Chuck Bevan had four hits, lECCIVfR Smith. Cardone. Bob McManama to the new Chirguin and Dave Riorden Tom Wood and Todd home Doreen Anderson • Stcreoirceiverhisiighledsldc Their$22to$30 REELS Jones, Remes. MILWAUKEE (UPI) - known as the ‘‘Merry Connie Banas three and lulctfisl. built'tnAJC 7:13 Macaione, Filloramo, 10:01 Zavarella, Prindle, World Hockey Association one each as the Cosmos Stavens each scored two churches and prayed for with the winning run as INDY • {ighitijckupepiivcrttstufes Lee Trevino’s bad back Tim Smedick and Coffin luiofflilicoi minus) select Herdic, Stanton. Oleksinski, Kibiedz. franchise in Florida. blanked the Brewers, 5-0. goals and Bill Masse and Mex” sounded a bit dismal Trevino’s health all night. 0UR*ir $ ^ 5 *4” Wednesday was Tommy’s Pizza nipped Doug Downham, John two apiece for Congo. Motion denied 7:20 Morrissey, Nadaskay, 10:08 Ottavino, MIoganski, The Whalers said Fotiu, Jamie Gembala played Mark Taylor one each for about whether he would be He is the big drawing card Their n il Scruse Paint, 6-5, last night Ragna, Len Morse and SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) FLOOR COVERIHG Brown, Skinner. threatening to break the able to play in the GMO — Larry Morin had three hits Delmastro, Anderson. 24, a native of Staten well for the losers. the Cougars. Pete Knauth the tournament needs. The at Mt. Nebo. Anderson had Rich Reynolds each bad •124.95 tUETTESUPERMAX Hundreds oi rslls, dozens of pat­ 10:15 Wilson, Sartori, back of the ninth annual though his mood fluctuated and Jerry Wilson, Fred — A federal court judge 7:27 Sander, McFarland, Island, N.Y., was released tallied and Noreen GMO hasn’t been a big two hits for Tommy’s two hits as Walnut Barbers factory Mrvited 74“ terns by the inventors of ihinyl Roberts, Malls. Leone, Leone. $130,000 Greater every time he talked to Flynn and Harry Hurley Wednesday denied a mo­ orMAXforMENSTYLERS to allow him to sign a con­ MIDGET Callahan played well for success since 1974, the last while Johnah Patelll had clipped DeMolay, 8-1, last vinyl. Old standby colon, host 7:34 Sullivan. Teets, Kulpa, 10:22 Betko, Staum, Milwaukee Open. two apiece for CBT. tion by former professional tract with the New York Dan Clancy scored twice the Hawks who fielded only someone. time Trevino entered. Their«19.97 OURII” Mllen and now exporimontol de­ Thomsen. Macaione, Ferguson. Trevino, despite a great three and Carol Gesuelle, night at Nike. Jim Clifford football quarterback Joe Rangers of the National and Roger Greenwood and nine players. He ended up saying he Because the British Open signs not ovon on the market yet, 7:41 Steuk, Fagan, Ansaldi, 10:36 Cerina, Zavarella, Leslie Bartlett and Cathy had two hits for DeMolay. Kapp for a new trial in his bisuiatedliot Hockey League. Chris Terry one each to deal of pain Wednesday, will be playing but his is next week most of the CCGFSL Famous CORNWAU Fiori. Wilkes, Lapenta. after coming off a three- Keegan two apiece for Formal’s Inn went down damage suit against the orCoUrxlO" THOUSANDS OFYARDSSOLOCOAST 10:43 Gazza, Canopari, In return for McManama lead the Oceaneers to a 4-0 chances won’t be good for top tour stars bypassed the SCruse. SILK CITY 7:48 Zemke, Pickens, week respite from the pro winning. to its second defeat of the National Football League. Eloctric BUN WARMER Engberg, Turner. Carmienke, Lachapelle. and O’Donnell, Florida win over the Stings in tournament to get ready Winning a slugfest, TOCOASTAT>S.95TO>1L95SQ.YD. tour because of an ailing GMO officials probably TO TE BAGS comiilete with basket 7:55 Bates, Chittick, 10:50 Finnegan, McCollum, traded right wing Wayne Southern Division play last CJSA for the more prestigious DUSTY Trudon VW outlasted Lomba, Deskus. back, fired a two-under-par lit candles in local event. andnaiikin S4 9 7 Carlson, Lavinio. Connelly to the Whalers night at Manchester High. Dan Pinto scored in the Tom Neville had four Allied Printing, 23-19, last 8:09 Curtiss, Weiman, 10:57 Lapinski, McMahon, 70 in the pro-am prelude to iST s ‘ " who will also receive Donald Gaston was best in first half and Doug Pinto hits including a homer to night at Fitzgerald Field. 2 Th^S5.95 ib 0URn.99to7.99ll Jones, Leone’. Kay, Taylor. the tournament, which "future considerations,” defeat for the Stings. John tallied in the second half to 8:16 Backiel, Daley, 11:04 Schotta, Pierro, according to Whaler Hedlund’s second canto opened today. AMES FOLDING WENZEL2BURNER Clementino, Clementino. lead the Manchester ”AA” Fitch and Mileti 6’ xg’ CANVAS ii-PorUileBTRACK McCarthy. Schilling. General Manager Ron score gave the Wings a 1-0 Afterwards the player 8:23 Clough. Matava. 11:11 Filloramo, Andreoli, team to a 2-1 win over TARPAULINS CAMPSHOVaS CM P STOVES Ryan. win over the Astros. Scott PUYER Giguere, Mattern. Clark, Dobkin. Woodstock last night. Baseball Thdr S349 IptfttlS 11:18 Tarca, Wadas, The player changes, an­ Fyier played well for the to work together FUNERAL HOME Their JQ 97 ^ OUR *12® 8:30 King, Massey, Manchester is now 4-1 for One step left famous S15.95 ~ $5J5 I n U eira Belanger, Kiernan. Palmer, J. Baker. nounced by Ryan at the Astros. the season and is home EstablUhed 1874 • Four Generations of Service iit u n 8:37 Agostinelli, Novak, 11:25 Miglione, Hassett, WHA meetings in Toronto, Wednesday at MCC’s HOLLYWOOD, Fla. CLEVELAND (UPI) - dealt away his part COLT INTERTOWN each had two hits for 142 East Center Street, Manchester 646>5310 IGLOO ~ K R C (i6 M So|nIPIN E72” Morline, Wilkos. Shea, Lapolt, MEirS-LADES’ or • laap«cep9rtatileltiichsl(fCQ was released through the (UPI) — Signing a final Sports entrepreneur Nick ownership in the Cleveland Crispinos. Pete Ostashen 41 Quart lapedUret 11:32 Atamian, Maddox, Cougar Field against Jeff Berman allowed ColonidHi4ldi COLONIAL HUTCH 8:44 Gardella, Gardella, Whaler’s office. Mansfield with a 6:15 start. lease agreement is the only Mileti was “thrilled” Crusaders of the World only one hit and struck out hurled well in relief. fauuhrisd Children’sSNEEX • DetKhiMtipeikeraiihrialNMR Moran. Karzes. Dennison, Dutelle. Offer made SOFA BEDS withMiiTor COfd step remaining in the move Wednesday upon his return Hockey Association. famous brands, sold • Dual 4' heavy matmidiniawc 11:39 Romayko, P erry, SPRINGFIELD, Mass. 13 but walked 11 as the COOLER speakers 8:51 Sullivan. Copeland. of the World Hockey from Canada to hear that Mileti and Fitch became ALUMNI JUNIOR Tbeir$419.9S Theirt599J5 Dvorek, Tracey. Hunt, Atherton. (UPI) — Two Providence Manchester Merchants Their $29.95 into fOIRCHOICE • 3Wimpeaknwicpoatf Association Cleveland Bill Fitch has indicated he embroiled in a bitter feud Getting key hits from II SWaDsCiA music poair) 8:58 Edwards, Hayes, Rior- 11:46 Bolen, Votta, White, attorneys have offered to Golf leaders bowed, 2-1, to the our*2 9 4 “ • Automatic or ffiiAMlpisftam Crusaders to the wants to stay on as coach during the National Dave (Juesnel and A1 0UR*238“ «2pr- *1.50 seietbOB dan. Watson. Melton. lease the financially Mansfield Jets last night at $ J g 9 9 pr. NEW YORK (UPI) - Hollywood SportatOrium. of the Cleveland Cavaliers. Basketball Association Klibanoff, Krause Florist OUR lOOLSprajfCan crippled Rhode Island Morlarty Field. A wild PUBLIC 7’xlO’ Steel Their Good sale Jack Nicklaus and Judy Bill Putnam, president of ”I just got back from playoffs when the Cavs downed Manchester State ■Reds of the American pitch and balk by Berman Gambrel Roof SPRAY H WASH CHUREIfS SHOES $67 J5 NEW YORK (UPI) - Rankin continue to lead the Florida Sports Inc., hockey business in Toronto coach said he was leaving Bank, 6-2, last night at SCREEN HOUSE Hockey League to keepdt plated the Jet runs. Craig low 79“ Little League The anticipated heavy de­ men’s and women’s finalized purchase of the and I haven’t talked to Bill the team to take on the Cheney Tech. Winning NOTICE Their$L09 7 7 * • Mother Goose •Pocoslfa^M victdTcw ii^ alive. Ostrout had a pair of hits 7K'Center SHEDS mand to watch in person rankings in the $10,000 team for an undisclosed or read the papers, but if coaching job with the Los pitcher Jack Lyons went Juipii^JackaChiid Winding up their two-day Seven Crowns of Sports for the Merchants. ThdrS7L95 EnMtirBijIi the Sept. 28 title fight amount Wednesday during he has agreed to continue Angeles Lakers. Mileti the distance striking out 12 %TS,T0W aS, Life S other top brands meeting Wednesday, the OUR MuninuRFnm NATIONAL first inning, Hartford Road between heavyweight computer golf com­ league meetings in Toron­ on I’m very thrilled,” said then called Fitch a "front­ and walking two. Dave Mo- ManchMter Homemakara Service la &OTHERUNENS G.E.C10CK league’s board of gover­ Manchester Crispino’s Their $219.95 Their $6i5to$15Par Mustering eight hits, Enterprises wnippea champion Muhammad Ali petitions. to. the Cavaliers owner, who runner.” dean fanned 11 In a relief offaring to IMancheatar ratldantt a nors also approved the sale and Windham played to a 1- S 3 6 0 0 40% to 60% OFF Nichols Tire downed Ed's Independent Insurance, 21- and Ken Norton at Yankee role for the Bankers. Eric Meala-On-Wheala Program which is YOUR $ 2 0 0 RADIO of one team, allowed a se­ 1 tie last night In Willlman- OUR *1 1 9 “ lietotyMnlMd Arco, 10-4, last night at 5, last night at Verplanck. Stadium produced a 81 Klavins had three hits and aaaking voiuntears to deiivar these Their Prices! CHOICE Par cond to die, and vowed to tlc. Gary LaBrec had a hit Buckley Field. 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'f- . PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheater, Conn,, Thurs., July t, 1976 f ."ii-tAsisrWWWRfew maitf Eupntng Ifcrali Bolton revs u p for football Bicentennial events fill year Bolton can. And they must do it with their East Hartford display at Widtham Park. Eaat Hart­ enactment of Rochambeau’s marcH John Larson and Elaine Williams In 1969, Bolton’s new, midget foot­ uniforms on.” . By SHEILA TULLER ford and Manchester, which were and battle, and the Huguenot House of Penney High designated the ball team played seven games in The teams do not have buses for course to foster a sense of communi­ A re a n e w s Herald Correapondent once one .community. Joined together and Goodwin Schoolhouse restoration what was then called the Charter Oak practice nor do they have access to ty in our youth. It will be Introduced Andover Ellington Hebron South Windsor “ Eaat Hartford’s Bicentennial Com- to ^ n s o r this event. and open house to be this Sunday and ■ Bolton Coventry East Hartford Tolland Vernon f Conference. showers. mission is and has been following the Other festive occasions sponsored Monday. _ ___ at East Hartford High in September ’They lost every one. Practice begins Aug. 2 at Herrick national guidelines of Heritage, by the commission were the ^ rin g For Horizons, the commission com­ by Nicholas Jackson and Nell Guerin. ’The 1970s have so far proven Bolton Park. ’The first games are in mid- Festival, and Horizons to celebrate ’The commission has also identified Arts Festival, Bicentennial Crafts missioned an author to write the boys do know how to play football. September. ' the 200th observance of the flrat historical sites in town. It made a Fair, the House and Garden Tour, a history of the, town from its Incor­ Independence Day. map marking the sites and a direc­ ’The combined win-loss record of Despite the long weeks of practice, Bicentennial dance, Town Hall Open poration to the present. H e rita g e 1776 b rin g s back tory describing each. Bolton’s midgets and ponies now Boisoneau said, “No one misses. Our House, and the Memorial Day Also as a lasting mark, a course. stands at 82-12 since 1970. memories and mementoes of the The people of East Hartford can Smith considers senate attrition rate is very low.” Parade. East Hartford — ’The Community, Proof of the health of Bolton foot­ Despite a “no cut” policy used past. Festival is for the present and To bring back some of our was created for the high school and relive the past visiting these land­ Horizons 1976 looks to the future. marks now and in the future. decision regarding the senate seat in ball is the recent registration held for- since the program began, the calibre heritage, occasions commemorating adult education programs. South Windsor about a week. ’The first "festival” to mark the ’The commission designed a town the coming fall season. Over 100 boys of the athletes is high, he said. the past included the All Faiths Ser­ At the urging of the commission, Robert J. Smith, former town beginning of all Bicentennial flag with the town seal wreathed in "I know it is somewhat of a sur­ between the ages of 9 and 18 signed Anyone who tries out for a team vice, a colonial dinner, an old- the Board of Education included the up. celebrations was the 1975 fireworks gold leaves on a field of bright green. mayor, told the Democratic Town prise for everyone in the room,” said makes it. fashioned snelling bee, the re­ course in the social studies program. Committee he is considering ren- Smith. ’The town of less than 4,000 total “And there never will be a cut,” he ’The flag, adopted by the Town Coun­ ning for state senator from the population plays football in the said. cil, Jan. 29,1975, has been made and Fourth District. “But it’s only a thought. I’m con­ Eastern Connecticut Football Every player knows too that he will distributed as the official symbol of The seat is now held by Dave Barry sidering throwing my hat in the Conference now. Most of the other be played. There are not enough Adult program moves again East Hartford. of Manchester. ring.” teams are fielded by towns of much players to leave many warming the A logo and slogan were also Several other groups Smith resigned from local politics Political leaders have speculated larger population. benches. Vernon the Center Road and Ver­ William Hall. In agreeing selected. last fall because of business the Democratic Smith might at some ’Die conference towns are Tolland, ’There are actually four teams in The Vernon Center non Elementary Schools. to set up the program in have spoken about using The commission is sponsoring two the kindergarten building pressures. He said he would make a time seek a state office. Coventry, Ellington, Somers, Staf­ Bolton. ’The ponies have a first team Kindergarten Building will The Adult Education the kindergarten building, fund raising projects. Note paper pic­ ford Springs, Hebron, South-Windsor, and a junior team. The midgets have be used for much bigger programs had been in a the board also agreed to for such things as cultural turing the Goodwin Schoolhouse is on activities. However, Dr. Newington, Enfield, Colchester, A and B teams playing Uie same people soon. ’The Board of building owned by Union pay Hall $700 of the some sale at town libraries. A com­ Raymond Ramsdell, Lebanon, (Cornwell, and East Wind­ games and a C team playing a Education voted this week Church. The church of­ $800 he spent in preparing memorative medal has been struck sor. separate schedule. to use it for adult education ficials said the building is the facility for education superintendent of schools, and is also for sale. July car checks set Yet Bolton enters every game as This means each team can only af­ programs. now needed for church pur­ purposes. This amount and was told by officials from A mayoral proclamation calling the favorite to win. ford a few subs on its offensive and poses. also $3,600 for a year’s the state fire marshal’s for the ringing of bells during the The Bolton midgets were con­ defensive units. One team played The board had agreed to Arrangements were then lease of the kindergarten office that any use other afternoon of July 4th and a spec­ Three state Department of Motor July 13 and IB. ference champs in 1970, 1971, and most of the 1975 season with only one end kindergarten classes made to rent facilities on building will be paid by the than for educational pur­ tacular aeriel display of fireworks Vehicles (MVD) inspection teams The teams will be alert for many 1975. sub, said Buonome. and put the children into Park Place owned by Atty. state. poses would require will highlight the grandest of all 4th will be in area towns in July making mechanical faults with the cars but ’The Bolton ponies were conference “We don’t lose boys once we get renovations that could cost of July celebrations. random spot checks. will pay special attention to brakes. champs in 1972, 1973, and 1975. them,” said Boisoneau. up to $30,000. A formal ball in the fall of ’76 will East Hartford will host a team "Faulty brakes have been found to Why does little l^lton terrorize 'The state official also bring the official celebrations to an next Tuesday, and July 28. Sites are be one of the major mechanical ’The teams are determined partly bigger towns on the gridiron? by age but mostly by weight. ’The said if the building had to end here. usually finalized the morning the causes of accidents,” said MVD revert back to use as a Members of the commission are team begins its work with local Commissioner Stanley Pac. “It’s enthusiasm,” said Dr. Gil lightest allowed is 70 pounds and the Boisoheau, head coach of the midgets heaviest is 190. kindergarten at some later Terrye Blackstone^ chairman; Ralph police departments. Faults found*must be corrected by Vulcan will not hire soon date, the new codes for Secord, vice-chairman; Margaret South Windsor will host a team the car owners. and a founder of Bolton football. The reason the boys do not leave Chris Holbrook, 16, a player with Bolton’s pony football team, "There is an enthusiasm the program when they get to high merely smiles as Vinnie Morrone, 13, a midget A team player, kindergarten use would Bjorkland, Judge John Brennan, have to be met. Dr. Richard Brimley, Marcia Budil, experienced by the players and the school age is there is no football gives him a block as they try out practice equipment. Regular coaches and the community. ’There is team at Bolton High School, South Windsor Radiator Cto., a manufacturer of commer­ Ramsdell said, “At present Deborah Carlson, Charlene Cole, practice begins Aug. 2. (Herald photo by Barlow) we have been operating un­ Gloria Cruickshanks, John Cum- tremendous community in­ Boisoneau said. Joseph Colasanto, South Windsor’s cial heating systems, would buy the va­ der a grandfather clause.” minsky, Joseph Egan, Anthony For- volvement,” he said. “If this changes, the high school Economic Development Commission cant Podunk Plant. coming to Bolton. He has coached wins the teams have brought to As of now, the only nabi, Lillian Goodberg, Raymond Mrs. Terrye Blackstone, chairman of the East Hartford The town Recreation Commission team will have a great many players either a midget or pony team since chairman, said reports 175 jobs would "I am most pleased that the Podunk Dump pact unsigned Bolton. But he adds, “Our success is renovation required to use Johnson, Arline Keithline, James Bicentennial Commission, passes the town’s Bicentennial flag to supports the football program. ’The well versed in the basics of football.” 1970 in Bolton. become available when Vulcan Radiator Plant, South Windsor’s largest edmmer- the building for adult Kerwin, Kim Kirko, Roger Knicker­ games are played on the field at Apparently the players will also be measured not only by the number of Co. moves to town are false. cial structure, has been purchased by Thomas Sayers, a member of Rochambeau’s Army and an East Steve Narsavage has coached pony games won, but primarily by good programs would be the bocker, John Larson, Irene Moore, He said Wednesday the contract was Herrick Memorial Park maintained well-conditioned. Bolton’s injury rate' teams since 1974 and has been head ‘"rhere was no such statement made,” Vulcan,” said Colasanto. Hartford resident, during the army’s encampment here June 23. Bolton character ' and citizenship “This ends four years of disuse and I an­ placing of sheet rock Rev. Roger Nicholson, Joan O’Brien, written by Catherine Hutchinson, by the town. All the gear of both is the lowest in the conference. coach the last two years. He is a said Colasanto. '"rhe president of Vulcan exemplified by young people in our ticipate job opportunities eventually will around the boiler room to Wilma Older, ^ r y Oppelt, Flora By a recent Town Meeting vote, town attorney, approved by the teams is stored in the club house “I haven’t filled out an insurance materials engineer with United Radiator confbmied to me Friday he has there. program. become available as the company goes give a one-half hour fire Ranney, Cynthia Redman, Doris Bolton today begins using the An­ selectmen, and sent to Bolton. report for an injury in six years,” Technologies in East Hartford. no plans to increase his present work “We are very proud of our young and prospers in its considerably larger rating. Suessman, and Alice Wheiton. dover Disposal Area for another Andover has not heard anything ’The all-volunteer Bolton Football said Boisoneau. Hal Sanborn assists Narsavage and force of 125.” year. Association works hard to get the people.” facility.” from Bolton. Several of the town’s players have Buonome with the ponies. It was announced last week the Vulcan • The contract for its use of the The Bolton selectmen called a funds needed to buy uniforms and gone on to high schools In other towns Midget C team coach is Marshall dump until June 1977 has not yet been special meeting for tonight. equipment. to play. The schools Include Taylor. sign^. However, the contract is not on the “We have the finest equipment and Manchester High School, East Other midget assistants this year It you have newa David Yeomans, Andover first agenda. field,” said Boisoneau. Catholic, and Xavier in Middletown. will be James Howard, Joel Hoff­ tor these towns, call selectman, said he does not think it The next regular meeting of the All of this helps fire up the boys The coaches, all Bolton men, man, David Walsh, Richard Amston homes ruled will be a big problem if the contract selectmen is Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the when they need it most, practice devote long hours to the teams begin­ ANDOVER - 643-2711 Bicentennial PHOTO Celebration Holcomb, John Morlanos, Dye is not signed for another week or so. time. _ . Town Hall. ning in Augdsli. Hooper, Tony Kalkus, Dave (Donna Holland) Take Pictures of Mark Buonome, coach of the Boisoneau, a dentist with offices in Arsenault, and Peter Ryba. for summer only by PZC ROLTON - 843-2711 ponies junior team, said, “The kids Manchester, coached midget and America’s 200th Birthday... John Roberts, president of the foot­ (Donna Holland) Boating Fun, Jumbo Size Magnetic Red Crosjs buys dummies must get to practice any way they pony teams in Manchester before ball association, said he is glad of the COVENTIT - 742-6378 Hebron Colchester Rd. was approved subject to That Tennis Photo Album (Linda Lovoring) having the well location, house number on Game oi Two modular homes on St. Ronan Rd. the map and test pit 1 removed from the Andover and lifesaving techniques. EAST HARTFORD - 288-4283 and on Deepwood Dr., both in Anuton, (Sheila Tuller) map. Modern easy mounting, The Columbia chapter of the Jack Hooker, first aid chairman RHS to serve hot lunches have been classified as “summer only” ’lie resubdivision is for a three-acre 40 pages (ll'/«x9'/*), m American Red Cross recently voted and Andover resident, said the ELLINBTON - 643-2711 dwellings by the Planning and Zoning parcel to go to Joseph and Fran Nicolo assorted colors. No glue to pay $700 for three teaching aids for Vernon Commission. (PZC) or corners needed chapter now has eight qualified in­ kettle” which she said will cook by ’The high school did have some (Barbara Richmond) which is p ^ of an eidsting subdivision. first aid instruction: Resusci-Annie, Rockville High School will resume The PZC told Building Official Richard structors as opposed to one last year. any method wanted. ’The special ket­ large kettles but when the hot lunch Also approved was the Sachem Hills Stationery Dept. Resusci-Baby and Anatomic-Annie. a hbt lunch program next fall and the HEBRON - 228-8861 A. Keefe no building permits for other Resusci-Annie will also be used in tle requires special pans which are program was stopped when the Subdivision on Eat St. and dagger Lane They are life-size plastic counter­ Board of Education has agreed to (Evelyn Croston) than seasonal occupancy should be issued. the water safety lifesaving programs expensive she said. school was on double sessions, most owned by Ernie Reed and Anne Ostrager. parts of human forms. TTiey have a purchase equipment needed to do so. Keefe had told the PZC he had received conducted each summer in the three ’The entire facility costs about $3,- of the equipment went to the Sykes SOUTH WINDSOR - 644-1384 ’This is a 15-foot subdivision with lots 10-year “life” span and are indispen­ a request for permits from a contractor towns in the Columbia chapter, An­ Mrs. Virginia Benson, supervisor 295. Dr. Raymond Ramsdell said $1,- School cafeteria. (Judy Kuehnel) ranging in size from one to 21 acres. sable in teaching current first aid of the lunch programs for the school hired by the bank which owns the proper­ dover, Hebron and Columbia. 500 of this can come from the In other action the board approved Richard Mihok, engineer for the system, said the high school kitchen cafeteria fund still leaving some $1,- TOLLAND - 643-2711 ties. the resignations of Paula King, nurse (Barbara Richmond) owners, told the PZC if work is done on is inadequate for a hot lunch 800 for working capltol. PZC member Roy Wirth said according lots 13 and 14, a wetlands permit will be program. at the Maple Street and Skinner Road to the Amston Lake Study Committee’s The board agreed to pay the schools and that of Irmine Freethy, VERNON - 643-2711 obtained. Gone! pleads guilty She asked the board to approve the difference of the cost out of its (Barbara Richmond) classification the houses are “summer .se- assistant secretary at the high only.” purchase of a 40-gallon "tilting budget. school. Hibbard joins PZC PZC member Charles Eaton said since VERNON (UPI) - Albert A. Gon- He pleaded guilty to four counts of In other business, the commission ap­ ci, 27, has pleaded guilty to six of 19 filing fraudulent sales tax forms, one the building permits had expired and cer­ O' ■ tificates of occupancy were never issued, pointed John Hibbanl to the commission fraud and embezzlement charges count of filing false Information with effective today. Hibbard will fill the slot brought against him by the Statewide the state and one count of third- Home economist warns canners they are seasonal dwellings and fall under the new regulations. of Russell Anderson who resigned. Organized Crime Task Force. degree larceny by embezzlement. They approved the road bond for Tolland County to assure destruction of The former president of the While Project 70s claimed to sell She said time and in their letter to the N o rth ^ Hill Section n and referred it to FREE micro organisms” con­ Applications approved Tolland based Project 70s, a candy­ candy for charity, investigators With the home canning cooking pressure are im­ magazine, officials of the First Selectman Aaron Reid for his ap­ The Nicolo Resubdivision on Old selling charity organization, Gonci believed only one per cent of its in­ season at hand, Mrs. sumers should continue to portant because bacteria two federal agencies proval. FILM PROCESSING WITH made his plea Monday after plea­ come went to charity. ’The firm no Esther Shoup, home rely on the standard which cause food requested an opportunity bargaining which called for two longer operates in the state. economist for the Tolland pressure and cooking time poisoning, such as botulinal to review “any data to sup­ ANY CAMERA PURCHASED years in prison and $1,000 fine on Gonci was accused of claiming $5,- County Extension Service, established by competent toxin, can develop in im­ port such a broad reduction Now thru July 3. you will receive a coupon with any camera purchase to each count. cautions against abiding by processing authorities. 261 in taxable income for the firm properly processed foods. in processing.” GAF Of Fuji color Print Film (Does not apply The judge in the case is not bound during 1974, when actual income was recommendations made in to Polaroid type films.) by the agreement. reputed to be $333,243. an article in the June issue of Consumer "Reports 1 magazine. Mrs. Shoup said con­ GARDENS Phys ed wins funds sumers were advised to in­ crease pressure and reduce (i)^DodlaniL cooking time when canning Growing Sh im '38! over math and reading foods at home. She said the V/y. U. S. Department of Turitplfcg TV & Appliance Hebron tion program for kindergarten one Agriculture and the Food HAPPY BIITTHDAY, AMERIGA In recent action the Board of day a week; Several board members and Drug Administration Education voted 5-4 to approve urged the money be used for math released a communique We All Love This Great Country! and reading. ■ 1 ■ ■ : questioning the recommen­ budget adjustments for 1976-77. ' ! Voting in favor were Mrs. Louise However, the phys ed program was dation. reinstated. One board member said Mrs. Lorraine Fenton, 14 Buff OUi,( Bourret, Mrs. Barbara Stanchfield, Both federal agencies in ^J O members should be considering the Cap Rd., Ellington, was in- recommend that until the Joseph Pelletier, Robert Owens, and taita.CELEBRATION SPECIALS Onir Chairman David Allbee. Opposed, math and reading areas for future stalied recently as president of magazine’s recommen­ GERANIUMS N ow Mrs. Pat Mulligan, Mrs. Caroline budget preparation. Xi Gamma Chapter of Beta dations are “scientifically The adjustments also included determined to be adequate !Sf.; Murphy, Robert Nlckles and Charles Sigma Phi,- international Barrasso. reducing one section of Large, Colorful, Kindergarten. Instead of six, there cultural and service organiza­ ’There was some discussion oyer HeaMy, Plants! Only Try a roll today! the reinstating of the physical educa-' will be five sections with about 22 tion. Rockvlilt GAF Movie & Slide Film , youngsters in each. (10 For Only *8**) hotpllal note! Fuji Color Print Film Kodacolor Film Sale! complete with GAF processing N ( Compare to the feeding brand and sere! Regional transportation the Hudson Valley Winery, returning about 5:30 p.m. A Yes, There’s itill Time To Plant! 110-12 & 126-12 for instant load cameras WINDHAM — A regional transportation plan is on the / Admitted Wednesday; DURASEAL* 126-20 & 110-20 for instant load cameras trip to the Poconos is planned for Oct. 3-7 visiting several For DrlvowoM Time to Plant:^ agenda of the July 6 meeting of the Windham Regional jwints of interest in that area. For information and reser­ Daniel Benton, Dunn Hill Rd., 1.07 1.36 Tolland; Clinton Church HI, 8 s«io.* 7 i9«S “ Cabbaga, Lattuca, Cauliflowar, Planning Agency at 7:45 p.m. at the WRPA offices here. vations call Mrs. Theo Pratt, 15 Bette Circle. 3.9 East St., Rockville; Edith Broccoli, Onlona, plua many olhar vagatablaa. 1 4 • 126-12 The plan is the culmination of a year’s effort. If the •126-20,110-20 Supers 135-20 135-20 Conklin, Broad Brook; Qien Color Film >1 WRPA representatives adopt Tuesday, it will be printed. Soo Us For A Time To Plant:^ • 110-12 • 1 3S-20-35m m type 64 ASA 200 ASA Supervised fishing Cossista, Lakevlew Dr., w/processing w/processing w/processing Area water quality is another subject on the meeting’s Coventry; Janet Garb, CompMs Sshetlon Of FLOWERINQ PLANT8 (Baddlngi - Swaal agenda. VERNON — The Indian Valley YMCA will offer super­ Glastonbu^; Clarence Gove, INSECTICIDES and Allyaaum, Paiunlaa, Calandulaa, Snapdragon, A study of baptism vised fishing at the town-owned Camp Newhoca property Hartford ’Ipke., Vernon; Ar­ FUNGICIDES to Slalica Camatlona, Duaty MItlora and Mora... ^ RLM DEVELOPING SPECIALS ^ on Bolton Lake on Wednesday mornings starting July 7. nold Rashall, Stein Rd., j dissatisfied with any print we make, return BOLTON — The Bolton Ecumenical Council will spon­ Youths 10 or older may register for any of the sessions by Combat your aummor Clip these coupons NOW and SA VE on your holiday processino! M days of purchase with original processing envelope and we will Ellington; Matthew Smith, pool proMama. refund the cost of returned prints promptly, cheerfully. ®no red t ^ ! sor an eight-week study of baptism beginning Oct. 5 at the calling the “Y” office, Vernon Circle. In addition to Strawberry Lane, 9 to 12 tana* rma. /'//-'''Vi/i.y,f"' . ./.V. .YiV.v.Y,""'...... United Methodist Church. The study is open to the public. equipment and bait it is suggested that participants bring Manchester. • SfOie ...... • tNOlfICMl RAOARRANOE MICROWAVE OVEN a mid-morning snack. Jack' Gass of Manchester will Discharged Wednesday; ‘ Healthy 12 Exposure Color Film Slide and Movie Selectmen meet supervise. There will be a registration fee of $I per ses­ Merton Beckwith, Tolland 6000 BTU AIR CONDITIONER DEFROST CYCLE, TIM INS CENTER Developed & Printed 20 Exposure Color Film Stage Rd., Tolland; Sandra Processing BOLTON — The Board of Selectmen will have a special sion for “Y” members and ip, for nonmembers. Plants Developed & Printed Benjamin, Grahaber Rd., Offer good on meeting tonight at 8 at tb« Town Hall. The agenda in­ 20 Eip. Slides Tpiland; Janet Boynton, mt Kodak. GAF Offer good on See U$ For M Y $ or other compat* with or 8mm & Super-8 cludes appointing a town counsel, hiring a fulltime Sketching classes Talcottville; Laurie Grao- Kodachrome or W /lfl Kodak. GAF For Only iUa color print film coupon or other compat- with maintenance person, and a discussion of wages. vlUe, Vernon Ave., Rockville; LAWNIfiMIDEN 2.47 Ektachrwne coupon ibie color prififilm VERNON — Classes in the basics of outdoor sketching Valid only on film left for developing now through July 10 coupon IEED$ Vj U4 only on lilm loll lor dovclopii^ now throu|h July I 3.77 » Mrs. Beverly Lee and son, will start July 8 at the Talcottville Congregational Valid only on film left for developing now through July 10 S3 8 8 OFFER EXPIRES July 10. OFFER EXPIRES July 10, Berkley Dr., Vernon; Church, sponsored by the Indian Valley YMCA. Classes OFFER EXPIRES July 10. Deborah McHu;^, W. Main AARP trips ' will be from 10 to 11:30 a.m. qn six consecutive St., Rockville; Audrey McNal­ ' M A N rK ts m OPEN VERNON - Vernon Area Chapter 2129, American Thursdays. There will also be an eight-session program ly, Hartford ’1^ . , Rockville; MON.-TUE 9-6 jW AYS TO CHARGE *^®,^**'®<* Persons, is taking reservations for on acrobatics on Toesdays and Thursdays from 9:16 to Tpto. W EDrFRI9-9 Vina Ouellette, Grove St., MANCHESTER SALE: THURS.-SAT. two trips being planned for the fqll. Reservations should 10:15 a.m., also at the church. Classes are for those aged Rockville: Lap Petelle, Dart Vtn ■■■iiuiiMM SAT 9-8 fthe Daily: 10 am . to 9:30 p.m. mevuioN ® •’“» win leave 7 or older. For information concerning fees and reaistra- Hill Rd.. Vernon; Cora Ryan, . i. 9 xrruANcn BUDGET TO 36 MONTHS 1145 Tolland Turnpike Saturday: 9 am . to 9:30 p.m. the United Methodist Church, Grove St. at 8:30 a.m. for tion call the “Y” offic6,''Vemon Circle. Cider MIU Rd., Tolland; Brian Weame, Glenn Dr., ’Iblland. iiawoonuuro wanwia^. easaara PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thura.. July 1, 1976 Conn.. Thurs., July 1, 1976— PAGE SEVENTEEN I foatnietfona. IS Homos For Bafa S3 HomttPorStIt S3 Homtt Par S tit S3 Homtt Per Bate 23 Artfefas tor Sato 41 Town Fire Department rescue truck PRIVATE SWIMMING BRICK DUPLEX - living MANCHESTER - Three MANCHESTER - ThCee. MANCHBSTBR MLS TEN USED metal office bedroom Colonial with formal National Weather Forecast lessou givdi at private pool. room, kitchen, formal dining bedroom townhouie con^ SENTRY deskf, 320 each and up. 649- Enerienced Reo Cross watw room, three bedroomi, ree dining room. Patio with atone dominium. Flniihed rec 9953. swtjr^lnstnictor. All ages. room, 2-car garage, excellent Qrep&ce in backyard. ’Two- room. 2 full hatha, plus two VALUES car w ag e. Convenient West coadition, IMJIOu. Philbrick half hatha. Plush carpeting, fH m BNn ywitwlliillIfciGii RENT Color television with She Hetath Agency, Realtors, 6464100. side location. Priced to sell air conditioning. Private end option to buy. $9.99 a week bids sought for July 28 opening REMEDIAL READING and M,B00. ' Wolverton Agency, lueh «Hh Mtr rNUl i» unit. 337,500. Warren E. delivered to your home. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING mate; individualized work MANCHESTER - Quality to lto rs, 640-ail3. Howland Realtors, 643-1106. inNRNRti Uif|i kmii lii Because you’re renting, no (lsi-8te grai built, eleven room Ranch, I391INHMIM M h I# M n, credit checks. Free serrice. Purchase of the truck to Inquiries about the ./)OOD The Town of Manchester Purchaw of the truck to Inquiries about the designed to transport vie- vic- assigned to a 100-foot iters degree teacher. large living room with MANCHESTER - Super clean, MANCHES’TER - Six room CaU ’TurnpUie Television Ren­ was authorized by the is seeking proposals—withoroposals—with was authorized by the similarity of his proposed tlmk, tlmk. but it will be capablecanahle aerial ladderladd truck. 8075. fireplace, four bedrooms, first large slx-slx duplex, older Colonial, 1 1/2 b a ^ , bUUa, 2-w im p, 4 iM m. tals, 649^. town’s Board of Directors aluminum siding, separate bids to be opened July 28— vehicle to a rescue truck of mergency transporta­ Rivosa said the number floor family room, two bates, garage, nicely treed 04x180 $43JIHEW UIM hwealli W U IB in April, when the board purchased a year ago by PHONE 643-2711 large rec room with flrralace, furnaces, 2-car garage, 354,- corner lot. Only 335,600. ’TWO BUILT-IN oven^ good for a heavy-duty rescue tion ifsiecessary. of rescue calls, and the de­ 000. Warren E. Howland ikNi OHBinr MWm i V.) voted to approve spending the Eighth District Fire FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD □ REAL ESTATE game room, office. 16’z32’ Braltewaite Realty, 6494W. 3^ ^^B ^IBBBBB working condition. GE |M., truck for the Town Fire The Town Fire mand for the Hurst device, pool, bathhouse, garaee, large Realtors, 643-1106. L3(H 315. Ideal for summer 118,000 of surplus funds for ne twi uM tor, Si iH n. Department. Department. The Eighth Department’s rescue gear is increasing and it’s not t r ^ lot. |S 8 ,S ^ W brick MANCHESTER - big 5^. Two cottage. CaU 649-3297 between W HI-7 ram faM lauL e«ik| m). Bid specifications for the the vehicle. District’s truck is not only HtIp Wanted 13 Htip Wtnttd Homtt Per StIe 23 Agency, Reutors, 6464200. THREE FAMILY for invest- family on private nreed lot, 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. IDW UT tIMFIBATTMII > is now carried on other good practice to respond IS ment minded family who Sg, J h a u l, 1 MMki,ni 50^.36. Town Fire Chief John a rescue vehicle but a two bates each floor, heated WIAIM truck call for a vehicle vehicles: Medical equip­ with aerial apparatus if it BOLTON - 331,900- Attractive fVM wa mpMH, iHM gmgL Rivosa, describing the "fast-attack, mini- wants rent free and extra in­ year round porch, 2-car gar­ GRILLS - Propane or natural I with a gross weight of 10,- ment is assigned to a sta­ isn’t needed. five-room Ranch, family come. Principals only. Owner, i$MN-t mm,l¥,yk tMi, Rnt r - I I G l N U ------6 * 4 . , truck he seeks in April, pumper,” carrying 500 SECRETARY - U w office FULL TIME Position for age^ excellent rondltlon. Call gas outdoor grills. CaU Alex 000 pounds fitted with tion wagon and the ’The bids will be opened room, fireplace, paneling, MANCHB8TBR 649-1910. Crockett Realtors, 643- Zimnoch, 243-0892. said it would be a true gallons of water. downtown Manchester. Non- driving and general store aluminum siding. Hutchins Kaansy SL Arts HR**'" l/.*Jmow special compartments for department’s heavy-duty, at 11 a.m. on July 28 in the smoker preferred. No legal work. Includei Satnrdaya. 1577.' rescue truck, not designed Agency, 640-3166. NiWIAIKORAIICNa MANCHESTER - Four room P ^ /jwowm V rescue gear, a power experience required. 646-5607. Apply In person Flower $19,911 ■ MW tttab, cm mliM h k m MOVING Must seU - 20” gas on W| ATNII lOfOCASI d hydraulic rescue tool (the genera) services office at CLASSIFIED WORD tolU take tmattar horn* in Ranch, excellent starter or to carry water. The truck to be Fshion, 88 E u t Center Steiet. MANCHESTER - Fair owner IscittM, fraM t« W d IriM rem, range, refrigerator, maple winch, lighting equipment Hurst Rescue Tool) is the Municipal Building. ADS IN THE h e r a l d ) SIX ROOM Ranch home, with Inui*. retirement home, convenient Rivosa apparently made purchased by the Town UVE IN Companion - Light wiUing to trade fuU dormered * a , , - - * |».U ■ - a double bed, m x spring and and a heavy-duty 6 to 25 DAYS attached garage, two full *4SA00 location, 331,900. Hayes Cor­ six room Cape with fireplace, TlnMI MBN iMBL IVp MhML • mattress and Sears automatic the distinction in reponse housekeeping. Wheel chair SALES PERSON for custom WdMai, 2 flnpimi, prigi, W generator. Fire Department won’t be baths, aluminum sided, Two ramaliiing poration, 646-0131. 1 1/2 bates, and garage, plus washer. 643-8865 after 5:30 For period ending 7 a.m., Friday, July 2. Thursday night will 8« per^word per day gentleman, cares for self drapery, slipcover and up­ fireplace, full cellar for work piMd pii iW nIWMhi, lbs completely. Salary, pleasant holstery department. Perma­ cash for two-fainiiy or wlU p.m. find showers and thundershowers developing over parts of the or storage. 100x200’ lot. Very FM CBRialM 3 M s if ncari Lsgal Notices 6 43 -2711 home. Prefer older person, nent full-time 484iour week, sell outright. Call Dubaldo- WIMbi central Plains and Florida. Elsewhere, generally fair weather clean. fU,900. Keith Real Baal Eaiala Caalir Lesperance, 646-0505. C i l f i r M i l L FOUR FAMILY basement Abortion consent requirements couple. References. Call 228- Tues. thru Saturday. Salee EsUte, 6464126, 640-1022. B4B-4144 TOR SALE should prevail with skies ranging from clear t o partly cloudy. experience preferred, but not sale. Furniture, glassware Minimum temperatures include: (approximate maximum necessary. Will train. Call 843- MANCHESTER - By owner - ★ SENTRY ★ and so forth. 'Thursday, TOWN OF MANCHESTER Court of Probate, Diitrict of BOL’TON - Ranch with tin t BY BANK Martin School area, three RIAL laTATI aiRVICta Friday and Saturday 9 a.m. to readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 83 (83), Boston 54 (79), Chicago ruled invalid by Supreme Court Mancbeater SEVEN ELEVEN food store 5171, Ext. 21. floor family room with bullt- Manchester Road, Glaston­ 2it-4SSf 56 ( 77), Dallas 74 (89), Denver 55 (83), Duluth 48 (76), Jackson­ NOTICE OP HEARING now taking applications for bedroom Ranch, large teeed 4 p.m. 177 West Street, Bolton. ini, fieldstone fireplace, three SIXTEEN ACRES - Plus bury. Three bedroom ville 70 ( 88), Kansas City 62 (80), Los Angeles 56 (73), Miami 77 LEGAL ESTATE OF JOHN H. NOYES, □ NOTICES part-time help. Flexible WANTED oil burner ser- lot, large rec room, 1 1/2 WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Supreme Constitution and possess constitutional deceaaed bedrooms, dining room, walk­ restored antique Colonial In Ranch, carport, lot size ap­ bates, hot water, heat, pool. CB RADIO Base - All (89), New Orleans 70 ( 87), New York 61 (79), Phoenix 78 (102), Punuant to an order of Hon. William hours. Apply in person viceman, apply In jpenoo, to out basement, garage, large Manchester. Fifteen rooms, Court ruled today that an unwed minor rights.” NOTICE E. FitzGerald, Judee, ,dat^ June tl, between 7 a.m. and 3 p.m. 393 proximately 150x300’. 339,900. CaU 643-2519. YEAR ‘ROUND Lake proper­ channels. Less than 6 montes San Francisco 54 (71), Seattle 52 (62), St. Louis 58 ( 84), The Planning and Zoning Manchester Oil, 61 Loomis private lot. 349,Sm . KUbrick three full baths, nine 1976 a bearing wUJ be held on an Loaf end Found 1 Burnside Avenue, East Hart­ Street. 647-9137. Price: '45,000. ExceUent ty, three bedrooms, Franklin old (like new). Best Washington 62 ( 84). may not be required to obtain a parent’s The case had focused par ly on whether application praying that lettoe of ad- Agency, Realtors 6464200. fireplaces, other features too Commission wili hoid a pubiic ford. financing available. Call ' NEW LISTING - Very clean stove in living room, reasonable offer. 646-3280. consent for an abortion, nor does a parents of an unmarried pregnant girl hearing on Juiy 12,1976 at 7:30 mlmztraUoQ be granted on lald eetate numerous to mention. 3130,- u In laid appUcatloa on file more fully LOST - Gold I.D. bracelet. In­ MANCHESTER Drive-In now Ext. 32, 646-1700, 94. and neat 6-6' two-tamily appllanced kitchen. large lot, married woman need to obtain her have any constitutional rlghs separate p.m. in the Municipal Building scription, "Lady, love the CAPE - Seven rooms, 000. P h ilb rick Agency, Duplex. Centrally located on PIANO, Spinet mahogany. appears, at ibe Court of Probate on ELDERLY WOMAN needs has a few openlngi for featuring 17’x2S’ first floor privacy, must seU, ^,500. husband’s consent. from hera-for Instance, a right to to hear and consider the J^yS, 1976 at 1:00 P.M. Kid’' Sentimental value. 644- Rotors, 646-^. beautiful lot In a nice G&R Realty, 2894885. Everett. ExceUent condition. Pearl J. Hultman. Asi't. Gerk cashiers and counterhelp. Call family room, two fireplaces, following: 8730. neighborhood. Two separate Call 643-4563. Antiquet 48 Aptrtment* Per Rent 53 promote and preserve the family. Mr. Wilson after 6 p.m., 649- four bedroonu, central vac, IMPECCABLE is the word to "Constitutional rights do not mature Zoning Regulation 6000. MANCHESTER - Charming healing unite. 345,900. Keith MANCHESTER - IramacuUte Blackmun said it is difficult to conclude garage, treed lot. 348,500. describe this seven room TAG SALE - Antiques and Amendments — For the pur­ LOST - Ladles Hamilton three bedroom Ranch with 1 Real Estate, 649-1922, 646- and low priced, four room WANTED Antique furniture, and come into being magically only when that "providing a parent with absolute watch, vicinity of Parkade. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, home featuring a 17’x2S’ first 1/2 bates, first floor family 4126. collectibles only. Today thru glass, pewter, oil paintings, or UNTM . OFFICE pose of facilitating interpreta­ 6464200. floor family room with Condo, extra large living one attains the state-defined age of power to overrule a determination made Inscribed on back to husband. room, fireplac^ fenced-ln room, quality wall-to-wafl Friday. From Hartford Road other antique Items. R. OAMATO ENTEanilSU tion, the Planning and ^ning Court of P ro b u ti, D istric t of fireplace, four bedrooms, take Prospect to 50 Farm Harrison, 643-8709. Urge variety of AportmenU and majority,” said Justice Harry A. by the physician and his minor patient to Muchefter Reward, 872-3148. 'ard, and more. Priced in tee throughout, appllanced Commission proposes to add MANCHBBTBR fireplaced living room, cen­ ~’s. Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. Drive. Townbouioi tbrouibout Blackmun in a Missouri case. "Minors, as terminate the patient’s pregnancy will NOTICE OF HEARING MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD kitchen. Must sell. 3^,SW. Mancbefter. explanatory texts to Article ESTATE OF RAYMOND J. BLACK FIBERGLASS saddle Keeney SL Area tral vac system, garage, treed G&R Realty, 2894885. ANTIQUES Wanted - well as adults, are protected by the GRISWOLD, deceued lot. 340,500. PUbrick Agency, FaeM qpaa dotty 9-i, serve to strengthen the family unit.” IV, Sections 7 and 8 concer­ bag cover with chrome handle h a t a papar routa around T in N M COUNHALB MANCHESTER - New homes TAG SALE - Over 100 pair American furniture, oriental Sot iO-3, Mu/idof li^ "' P um iut to u order of Hon. WlUlum Realtors, 6464200. new shoes and sandals, sizes ning nonconforming uses and E. FltiGorald, Judfo, a heaHtu «1U be lost Sunday June 27th, O nter HIghwood Driva and Wyllya St. in B8BJBB - Raised Ranch, FantUy room, MANCHESTER - Charming rugs, paintings, pewter. Wind­ *46-10aT alcoholic liquor sales. bold 00 to appUcaUon pranog for Street, Manchester, Burnside FM two-car garage, 347,900. Four older Colonial, four bedrooms, 4-10. Factory rejects. The sor chairs, crocks, jugs, 240 Now Slate Rood Sections 7 and 8 — ADD a authority to sou certalu r w estate u Avenue, East Hartford. bedroom Colonial, family large kitchen, den, dining Coat Rack, 48 Purnell Place, weathervanes, primitives. Town Democratic Committee In said appUcaUon on file more fully Manchaatar. Frea to boy or girl Baal Eaiato CiBtor downtown Manchester, (over Ron Dionne, 643-1691. MANCItflSTER appears, at Uie Court of Probate on Reward. 849-0672. room, 2-car garage, 2 1/2 MANCHESTER room, flreplac^ Uving room, new paragraph F as follows: B4B4144 bates, 154,900. Have several Penny Saver) While teey last, "No provisions in this sec­ July 13, i m at 10:00 A.M. agaa 10<15. NEWH03IIB A BEST BUY large treed lot, aluminum seeks successor to Mrs. Merola Pearl J. Hultman, Ass't. Gerk PtnontI* 2 lots, wlU build your plans or sided. 359,900. G&R Realty, 11.00. Thursday, Friday, FURNITURE - Rugs, pain­ tion and no provisions FIVE NEW HOMES ours. Nutmeg Homes, me., Exquialte eteilen room, 2894885. Saturday only. tings, pewter, dolls, crocks, elsewhere in these regulations GARRISON Colonial on 643-9177. / lamps, etc. Now accepting IMMACULATE, two WANTED by track Ian - two beaiuUful wooded lot, larj^ NEARING COMPLETION Ihreo-ygar-old Colonial Mrs. Frances Merola, a sixth district live in the district they represent. Mrs., shall be interpreted as or even one ticket for Mon­ Ca// Mrs. McDonald, 649-9917 located In a daalraabla MANCHESTER - Four TAG SALE - Over 300 items. consignments, for July auc- bedroom, first floor apart­ member of the Democratic town com­ familv room with fli^lace, ON EAST ELDRIDGE SOUTH WINDSOR - 5 1/2 Household items, antiques, tlon. 6M4962. ment, aimllances, central Merola moved last week from District 6 to allowing a nonconforming use treal Olympics, track and 12’x2i’ game room, music raaldantlal araa ol rooms, two rooms, down, mittee for ten years, has moved and to intensify the sale of field events. July 31,1878. Call STREET OFF AUTUMN. room Ranch near cul-de-sac. aluminum sided Ranch, two skis, ski boots, jewelry, girls locaUon. (jne - two children. District 5. District 6 comprises those INVITATION room, or fourth bedroom, Manchaatar on a ona acra bike. The Coat Rack, 48 References required. No pets. vacated her post on the committee. alcoholic liquors or to qualify 64^2688. OPEN DAILY AND Acre of land, pool and patio. or four bedrooms, walk to residents who vote at the Nathan Hale wall-to-wall throughout, By owner. 2(8-7019. traad lot. 35’ In-ground Purnell Place, downtown Zinsser Agency, 6491511. District Chairman Pascal Mastrangelo for a liquor permit different TO BID rosewood paneling central SUNDAY 14. pool, largo ottica or study everything. Appllanced Wanted to Buy 49 School. kitchen, 329!600. G&R Realty, Manchester, (over Penny from the clase of liquor per­ The Manchester Board of MAN 53, on disability, sober, vac, buUt-ln barbecue, lUdlng ■dual for prolaaalonal par- announced today. reliable, seeks living arrange­ 2894885. Saver). Thursday, Friday and ATTENTION Veterans - FOUR ROOMS - wall-to-wall mit existing at the time of Education seeks bids for the GENERAL glais doora, flagstooe patio. ton. Othar faaturat too Saturday only. carpet, large bate, sun porch, Mastrangelo said a special meeting will MANCHItTIR Wanted German WWII hats, The eight remaining members of the adoption of these Garbage and Rubbish ment, partnership, deal to cut CaU today tor detaili and UGROCKEH be called during the next three weeks to livini expenses. Free to •Mtor S43-18n numerous to doscribo. MANCHESTER - Elsie Drive uniforms, daggers, medals, 3146. 370.'security. Pay your sixth district Democratic town committee regulations.” Removal .for the 1976-1977 spection of thia choice NEW LISTINGS $92,000, roducod from 1974 PONTIAC VENTURA, own utilities. 872-9427. fill the opening. He said anyone Interested travel, own car. Reply Box 0, offering. 109,900. Philbrick - Seven room L Ranch, large etc. CaU 872-752. are Mastrangelo, David Golas, Roger Section 7 — ADD to the school year. Sealed proposals Manchester Herald. MAINTENANCE TWO (1) aUPIR USTINGB $165,000. Call fireplaced Uving room, formal 32300. Sears Kenmore in the position should get in touch with a will be received until 3:30 Agency, Realtors, 6404200. THAT WONT U tT LONQ ON washing machine, 3-years old, FIVE BIG rooms, pantry, Negro, Rita Laski, Francis Mahoney, beginning of paragraph C: TODArS MANKST. DUBALDO-LESPERMKE dining room, knotty pine sixth district member. John FitzGerald, James Fraser and "Except as provided in p.m., July 22, 1976 at which MeDonakre has an opening lor • general mabitanMiea kitchen, finished rec room, 3150. Baby crib, Fan, 310. bate, 3180. 390. security, waU- Htip WanM 13 man wHh a stalling salary o( up to HOO an hew. BOLTON - Custom built COMMERCIAL Garages, FOMtT HILU M7,t00 643-0878. □ RENTALS to-wall carpet. Pay your own Members of the town committee must Jam es McAuley. paragraph F of this section" time they will be publicly Raised Ranch includes 22'xl9’ lto»Mli youratM thta Mimiiwr 646-0505 garage, lovely treed lot. 340,- opened. TTie right is reserved RoaponaUXIHtoo Inchido: Ploort, Walla, Windows and Broad Street area. 500 feetper 900. G&R Realty, 2894885. utlliUes. 872-9427. A copy of this notice has m anuhIOIEH family room with fireplace, garage. 1150 per nutate, n u l wWi M l ISiSf Ingrouncl pool THE WHOLE garage full. to reject any and all bids. Permanent, part-time Qonaral Maintonaiioa. Apply In paraon at teree bedroonu, 2 1/1 nates, uMeh goM wHh Wo Snl clooo, been fil^ in the Town Clerk’s W. Itougan, KMltor. 643-4535. SOUTH WINDSOR - Seven Reasonable prices. 15 Mill Rooms tor Rent 52 MANCHESTER - New duplex, office. Specifications and bid forms mature receptionist, clerk- eat-ln kitchen with buUt-ins, toimooutito ColonltL AS largo room#, 4 badrooma, IMng room, room Cape on wooded lot of Lota-Land For Solo 24 Street, off Oakland Street. on bus line, waUting distance Planning and Zoning may be secured at the typist needed for doctor’s MCDONALD’S aluminum siding, 2-car gar­ MANCHESTER - Two f amUy, ESSEX MOTOR INN - Weekly to shopping. AppUances, two oliice. Hours: Afternoons, OF MANCHESTRR age, level acre, 356,000. dWiig room, Mtolwn, drat door four acres wite 186’ frontage America’s last frontier Commission Business Office, 46 N. School 64 Duplex, three bedroomi, i family room ttWi draplaoa, 2U on street. CaU Edmund Gor­ MANCHESTER - two treed KIRBY and attachments - rooms, single 356., double 369. air-conditioners and garage. Street, Manchester, Ckmnec- evenings 46 W. Cantor Mroat, Manehsstor, Conn. Wolvertoo Agency, Reaitora, 1/2 bates, separate utUitles, baUia, oarpaUng diroughouL al- Hardly used, with guarantee. lus tax, continental Heat and hot water not In­ Ronald Gates, R eply Box M 0462813. man Agency, 646-4040. buUding lots, rural zone, ^ ,- Secretary ticut. . •. newly painted. 347,500. Uo Ian, 1 oar garaga. Prtoad lor 500 eaui, Vernon, high t r ^ CaU sifter 6 p.m. 646-5495. Ereakfast, maid service, color cluded. Mature couple Manchester Herald. qutokaala. TV, utilities, parking. Call, planning big celebration Dated this 1st day of July, Raymond E. Demers, Wolverton Agency, Realtors, BOLTON LAKE - Six room lot, 185’ frontage. Wolverton preferred. No pets. 649-2813. MIAOOW UNI tM ,SOO 646-2300. References required. 3285. per 1976. Business Manager EARLY SETTLERS year round home. Formal Agency, Realtor, 649-2913. ELECTROLUX wite power CAPE Fully air eonditlonad aounda dining room, 3 bedrooms. nozzle. ExceUent condition. monte. CaU 6490434 after 6 By ELDON BARRETT PHONE FROM home to ser­ MANCHESTER - Keeney groan duL that lam ad. Truly CaU after 6 p.m. 646-5495. SINGLE ROOM for rent. p.m. vice our customers in tee Step back into hlitory with atagam and laatodidy daooratad Nice treed lot. Low 330's. Cen­ WE HAVE A chaUenging "B” Street area • six room, teree tury 21, Tedford Real Estate, zone lot, centrally locatM, for Parking and shower. Very United Press International To help celebrate the Bicentennial, Manchester area, flexible tell diarmlng dica 1780 Ralaad Ranch haa SSOO aq. R., 4 reasonable. Phone 6499167. bedroom Ranch, Florida badrooma, Ihring room, dining 647-6014. sale. It Is 96’xl27’ ap­ FOR SALE - Volkswagen Van. 456 MAIN STREET - Three Alaskans are planning some rousing about 1,000 contestants plan to engage in hours, super earnings, 2 ^ home. 7’ cotter chimney room, beautiful wooded lot. add-on-tent, plus screen and room heated apartment, 7773. with 3 working flreplacea. roam, Mtohan arith dMiwaabar, proximately. Priced at |u ,- celebrations for America’s 200th birthday the race, which requires them to scurry MUNICIPAL BUILDING Wolverton Agency, Realtors, ranga diapoaal, family room, 2U MANCHES’TER,- Large 64 000.. CaU 649-5261, John H. poles, lUie new. 345. Motor security, 3175 montely. Call — as befitting Uncle Sam’s last frontier. 3,000 feet up an extremely steep shale Original paneUng, p^ged 649-2813. baUia, S oar garaga Kttti alaelrlo Duplex, with five car garage. Lappen, Inc. for details. scooter, |25. Reel lawn Apertmontt For Rent 53 6492426, 95. SALES POSITION - Straight beams, partiaUy restored. aya, |ual around dM eomar Wm mower, 330. Cambo organ, ’The United States was 91 years old when mountain and slide back down. ’The trip commissions, leads fumisisM Good condition, zoned B-lUtor 336,000. OWNER MUST Move - Three WgMand Rark dolwol. Prioad to businessman. Live rent-free, 20” BICYCLE for two. Best 3^. Green glass insulators, WE HAVE customers waiting MANCHESTER - Unique, two it acquired Alaska from Russia for a takes about 45 minutes, depending, of to home owners. (^11242-^. aad. for tee rental of your apart­ CaB possible four bedroom &Ut 345,900. G&R Realty, 2394885. offer. Excellent condition. 31.00 a piece. 647-9079, 646- bedroom, first floor home. paltry $7.2 million — two cents an acre. course, on how much hooch the par­ level, two plus bates, deck, CaU after 4 p.m. 6464090. 5750, 6 4 3 -^ . ment or home. J.D. Real Prime residential location, And there wasn’t much celebrating on ticipants have consumed prior to the star­ MACHINIST - First Class - KEITH REAL ESTATE patio, shade trees, many FM Estate Associates, Inc. 649 formal dining room, fireplace, Experienced on lathe and FRICHeTTI a MARTIN, INC. ly O' that occasion over Secretary of State ting signal. L1976 tor Mft rare Bod extras. Excellent bedroom, Z 1/2 bath Colonial. LEBANON - Near route 32. YARD SALE of coUectables. 1980. covered patio, basement, Bridgeport. InterYiewlng- 10 neighborhood. Mid 40’s. CaU REIILTOliS-MLS 64M144 Advertising Items, glass, appUances, carpeting, garage, Henry Seward’s "Folly.” In Sitka, Porky Blckar will attempt to IN OBSERVANCE OF JULY 4TH 646m2S648-1922 2200 plus square foot. 359,900. Thirteen attractive 2-acre lots a.m.-4 p.m. Overtime and owner, 6434705. 8724141. No agents. jewelry, haftd forged tools, LOOKING for anything in real and lovely yard. 3275. un­ When Russia formally turned Alaska benefits. Dynamic Metal wite ^ feet frontage. Also fell a spar tree on target. Last year. Porky one acre lot with 125 feet fron­ bamboo stand, barber shop estate rental - apartments, heated. Lease, securito, no over to the United States at Sitka on Oct. missed by only inches, but in 1974 he was Emergency Telephone Numbere Products Company, Inc., 422 items, dolls, furniture and homes, multiple dwellings, no pets. Mr. Blanchard, 6492482. No[te Main Street. tage. For appointment caU 18, 1867, the new owners had a couple of right on. ’The target. Incidentally, is a bot­ Highway...... 649-S070 collect 1-295-^. much more. Saturday, July 3, fees. (^11 J.D. Real & tate Navy warships in the harbor. ’The only Butintt* Opportunitr 14 Butlnttt Oppoftunllf 14 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 61 Winter Associates, Inc. 6491980. TWO FOUR ROOM tle of hooch, donated by his friend, Vem ■Musa ...... 649-1886 RN or LPN, part time, alao Street. Turn off Center Street apartments centrally located. civilian government authority was the Eliason. Saturdays and Sundays, 7-3,3- Reel Etttte Wtntetl 26 at Taylor Rental. House is on 30 LOCUST STREET - Second Heat, hot^ater, stove, collector of the customs. At the state capital in Juneau, the main Sanitary Sawar^anH Watar . . . .649-9697 11, 11-7. Laurel Manor, ^ corner of Winter and VaUey floor, four room apartment, refrigerator, air conditioner. It must be said, however, that the Navy event for the celebration will be a 4516. eVEREADY ALL CASH for your property Streets. heated, security, 3220. 649 Security deposit and came through for history. A bunch of the C 2 2 3 DISTRIBUTOR QE within 24 hours. Avoid red 2426, 95. references required. No pets. daredevil contest called the "Mendenhal IMMEDIATE openliu for a POLAROID tape, instant service. Hayes CaU 6495117 after 5 p.m. sailors began sampling Tlingit Indian ELECTRIC STOVE - Avocado Barrel Drift.” Participants drift down the Tinted circuit board Fabrica- WANTED HOL80N ALBUME CLIP & MAIL Qjrporatlon, 646-0131. green, 30” Sears. Self­ MANCHESTER - Attractively brew known as "hoochinoo.” And when turbulent Mendenhal River in barrels, LEGAL INVITATION Son Foreman with knowledge cleaning oven, lift up top. paneled, four rooms, stove, APARTMENT for Rent - the shore patrol caught up with the which, undoubtedly, they will help empty of blueprints, measuring Quullllud IndMduul Mul* or Fomilo noodod, luS or pan-SiM. to dlo- SELLING your house? CaU us three years old. Excellent refrigerator, carpeting, remodeled, 3220. per monte. equipment, milling, and N.C! references. No pets. 3170.649 celebrants they were put to work hauling prior to the start. Survivors often whoop it NOTICE TO BID , trlbuto world (omouu Kodak mm and olhar photo produola through first and we’ll make you a condlUon. 3136. 6495034. CaU'6495355. TOWN OF ANDOVER Sealed bids will be received operation or comparable oompany aMabllahad locatlona. “NO •■LUNQ ON tOUCrnin cash offer. T.J. Crockett,, 3167, 2293540. water by wagon for the ships’ stores. up in the Red Dog Saloon. NIQUUjko.’ Maka thiaI your yaar hrI todapandanoa. I49M.OO liwaal CONNECTICUT in the Office of the Director of experience In a related fleld> Realtor. 643-1577. KENMORE APARTMENT EAST HARTFORD ^ ’Thus, two term s closely associated with with a years experience in mant GuaranUad iz momn------3 rapurrapuronaaa agraamanl The United State’s northernmost city, ZONING BOARD General Services, 41 Center size gas stove. Good condl­ MANCHESTER - Newer Mayberry Village. 2 holiday celebrations — "hooch” and Barrow, will get to see an elephant fly. OF APPEALS supervision of people. Contact CALL Mr. Martifl (Tod Frtolraa) 1-100444-19701-1 IMMEDIATE Cash for your Uon. 375. Available tills Satur­ three bedroom Duplex Bedrooms, appliances, Street, Manchester, Clonnec- or Colloot AS14-2iS-17B1 "going on the wagon” - took their place At the executive session, the Muitl-Clraiita at 6464100, 9 M AIL TO: property. Let us enlain our day at 72 Hudson Street. townhouse, half of a two fami­ parking, all conveniences. This Arctic Coast village, whose ticut until July 26, 1976 at a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday to Friday. 0 a.m. to t p.m. E.8.T. ly witeln waUUng distance to in American lore. Zoning Board of Appeals of Or WrHa FIraatona Photo Co. ; ADDRESS fair proposal. Call Mr. Newly renovated. No pets. residents are nearly all Eskimo, will be 11:00 a.m. for the following: FIrootona BuUdlng-SInoa 1040 Belflore, 647-1413. schools and shopping. Price Ideal for couple, busUne. 3170. And there will be more hooch than visited by the DeWayne Brothers Circus Andover, Connecticut, held on 1. Reinforced concrete pipe DENTAL ASSISTANr- 1S2 N. 3rd SL, Columjiua, Ohio 4321S I Building Suppllet includes, 11/2 bates, waU-to- 2892288. 23 June, 1976, it was voted CITY Olie licratCi 42 wagon this July 4th. • on July 6. After an appearance in Fair­ — Thompson Road — Bid H-5. Ehmellent training oi^rtunl- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING MAY WE BUY your home? wall carpeting, all appUances, that: For example, in Seward, the folks will banks, the troupe will fly into Barrow on a 2. Thompson Road ty for Industrious person In Quick, fair, aU cash and no NATURAL STONE for rivate entrances and full FOUR R(X)M Apartment In stage their annual Mt. Marathon race. The following variance was supplenqentary drains — Bid busy Manchester dental prac­ • S T A H P.O. BOX 591 problems. Call Warren E. retaining walls, veneers, gasement. Shown by aj^ ln t- four family house. First floor. Hercules air cargo plane and among its granted: tice. Varied duties with public Htip Wtnltd 13 SMALL ENGINE Servlco Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. ment only. No pets. per This contest began, appropriately, as a G-45; 125.00 deposit require­ Manchattor, Conn. 06040 patios, etc. Pick up by the Available August 1st. 3180. menagerie is an elephant, a lion from the #139 — Ernest and Martha contact. Involves chsirside Corporation expanding dealer pound or delivery by tee ton. monte. Damato EnterprlKS, 6497651. barroom bet between a couple of miners ment, Bid G-45. ZIP movie "Bom Free,” bears, a camel, four Cadorette for reduction of assisting and oral hygiene in­ network. No experience I CASH for your property. CaU Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, 6491021. The Town of Manchester is necessary. Complete trainliig EXAMPLE: 62 years ago. ponies and mule. frontage for a building lot, struction. Four day week. us first if anxious to SeU. 649-3163. FOUR ROOMS, second floor. an equal opportunity. Requirements: Maturity, program. 1300. Investment I HIONE Kelte Real Estate. 646-4126 or MANCHESTER - 5 room . Heat and hot water, 3160. CaU from 200 feet to 150 feet. Lot employer, and requires an af- poise, prior work experience, PAPER ROUTE required to start your own 15 Words for 6 Days 649-1922 newer duplex - 1 1/2 bates, 6494105. located on Shoddy Mill Road. firmative action policy for all Salary negotiable. Send builneta. Ideal for retired or Oogs-Sfrda-Pala 43 carpeting, appliances, 3250 Dated this 2Sth day of June, of Its Contractors and Vendors resume to P.O. Box, 289, AVAILABLE part time. Details on request. □ CHECK ENCLOSED Only *7.20 SELL YOUR house through J. per month. Lease and LARGE THREE Bedroom Supreme Court rejects appeal 1976, Andover, Connecticut. as a condition of doing Manchester. IN BOLTON LAKE AREA Mr. Barker. ESCA Field Watson Beach Real Estate DOG-CAT BOARDING references. Hayes Corpora­ apartment. Centrally located. Zoning Board business with the Town, as per POR Training DivUkm Box 319, Company. Professional real bateing/grooming. Complete tion, 6490131. UtUitles and appliances not In­ Wading River, New York. of Appeals Federal Order 11246. I’LL SHOW you how to earn X m a n c h eb te r -a FILL IN ONE WORD PER BLANK - MINIMUM 15 WORDS estate service for nearly 50 modern facilities. Canine cluded. No pets. 3225.6491K8. above average earnings ln> 11792. years. CaU our Manchester of­ Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon MANCHESTER - Mature cou­ Andover, Conn. Bid forms, plans and EVENING HERALD of ruling against state resident Albert E. Richey, Sales field. For details call 1 2 3 fice for an estimate of value Road, Manchester. 646-5971. ple wanted for this clean 4 NEWER FOUR Room apart­ specifications are available at P Itttt Confaot 4 5 room apartment In attractive CTiairman Bulldisco, 24M077. . without obligation. 647-91M. ment. Second floor, new the General Services Office, OARYCOKERHAM TWO KITTENS - one bUck 4 family brick building. Heat, wpllances, heat, hot water. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Court and Control to automatically become the Mary.C. McNamarff/ 41 Center Street, Manchester, EXPERIENCED 1 7 1 6 WANTED TO Buy direct from and white, one tiger and white hot water, appUances $235. No References, lease and securi­ Secretary 10 Wednesday rejected the claim that a conservator of state mental patients with Connecticut. Upholsterer. Five years 648-6539 THE owner, house in Highland looking for good homes. CaU children or pets. Mr. Rossetto ty. No pets. Mature couple 6492482. Connecticut official who has un­ modest assets. Town of Manchester, minimum. Apiily in periion at 11 ii 1i Park or Martin School dis­ preferred 3225. Availaole constitutionally seized an individual’s Connecticut QuelUy Refinlibmg, 199 !S------trict. 8796498. August 1st 6493817 after 5 Under these decisions the commissioner IMNCHESTER FOUR ROOMS, heated, cen­ property may be sued in federal court for ******************** Robert B. Weiss, Forest Street, Manchester. ADORABLE KITTENS free p.m. was fouhd to have erroneously seized |1,- to good homes. ’IVo males, tral, adults, security, its return. General Manager SALES MANAGER wanted. It ?T' It 3S 248 from Robert A. McAuliffe, originally QUALITY CONTROL □ MI8C. FOR SALE one female. CaU 643-4066. references, no children, pete. FOR RENT - First floor, 5 Guaranteed w eel^ income EVENIK 6491919, between 97. In a brief order the court threw out the sentenced to a term in the Hartford Com­ Manager on First Piece rooms wite heat. 3200. Shown appeal of a former mental health patient ******************** Layout and In-proceu, on and oveirldes. Experience ST ST' n 24 SS------TWO MALE Fox Terriers. Sunday only, 10:30 a.m. to 1 munity Correctional Center for breaking preferred In tralnliu: and field AiHelet for Sato 41 in Connecticut from a ruling against him LEGAL sheet metal aircraft parts. HERALD Black ann White. Free to good MANCHESTER GARDENS - p.m.. 101 ^estnut ~ S ti^t. ' and entering. McAuliffq was transferred INVITATION Benefits and overtime. sales. To apply with a growth M home. CaU 6436310 after 4 Two bedroom duplex apart- by the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. to a mental hospital and when his term NOTICE Dynamic Metal Producta oriented company apply ST u SS------S3------ALUMINUM sheets used as p.m. ment,...... 3189 - 3199 monthly "ily in-i _ IMMEDIATE Occupancy - Monotronlcs, ■ He had sought the return of funds seized was up was involuntarily committed to TO BID Company, 422 North Main heee printing plates, .007 thick, eludes heat, hot water, Large 4-room apartment. by a state official as payment for the INVITATION Streef, Manchestar. 23x32”. 25 cents each or 5 for GERMAN SHEPHERD pup­ appliances, and parking. UtlUlies extra, appUances in­ the Norwich Hospital for the mentally ill. PART TIME Mature person ll 32 33 n------n------— hospital treatment. :>ealed bids will be received It 31. Phone 643-2711. pies. AKC champion sired.' Superintendant, 646-0090. cluded. First floor: 3175. 639 Subseqqently, Connecticut refused to re­ with good figure aptitude Hlor Robert C. White Company, In an earlier phase of the lawsuit, U.S. TO BID the Office of The Director ol . RECEPTIONIST - ExceUent DEALERSHIP Excellent temperament. 6026. fund McAuUff’s money. Newman then Sealed bids will be received opportunity for full time posi­ teller work. Approximately 36 CUEAN USED refrigerators, Sable and black and tan. 228- 2^5961. ^ u a l housing. District Judge Jon 0. Newman of Hart­ General Services, 41 Centei IT !T 18------in the Office of ’The Director tion in busy Rockville dental 12-15 h o ^ a weak. 872-9101. open In the ranges, automatic washers, 0 2 1 1 . MANCHESTER - Two found the 11th Amendment’s effect was Street, Manchester, Connec- ford had foupd unconstitutional two of General Services, 41 Center office (some Saturdayi). with guarantees. B.D. Pearl’s ATTRACTIVELY Paneled bedroom townhouse, fuU base­ waived under the two state laws. tlcut until July 28, 1976 al PERSON to clean 2 hours Connecticut laws imposing charges on St., Manchester, Connecticut, Varied builneu duties with SOUTH WINDSOR Alliances, 649 Main St., 643- FOR SALE - Poodle’pupples. two room apartment, heat, ment, 1 1/2 baths, heat, hot But the 2nd Circuit said the waiver, if 11:00 a.m. for tee following: each morning in private electricity, stove, some, but not ail, prisoners for their unUl July 15, 1976 at 11:00 public contact. Requires Riree females, five males, water and appliances in­ any, applied only to state lawsuits and not FIRE DEPARTMENT home. Chestnut Street area. M E i refrigerator, references, no cluded. 3180. per month. maintenace at a state mental hospital and a.m. for the following: maturity, poise, prior office 346. each. 27 Locust Street. to federal jurisdiction. The opinion said RESCUE VEHICLE experience. Salary 64M442. SWIMMING POOL Sacrifice • CaU 643-9477. pets. 3190. 6493167, 2293540. Immediate occupancy. L.C. allowing the Commissioner of Finance installation Pneumatic Plaaaa call Mr. Leading manufacturer has state courts could review the situation. ONE (1) ONE-HALF TON negtotiable. Send resume to Greenough Company, 522- Temperature Control System VAN P.O. Box 289, Mancheeter. LIVE-IN COMPANION. TUB SAVM6S redwood pool* left over from PLEASE ADO>T Me. My TWO BEDROOM luxury 0817. — Town Hall. Mature person desired. Light Hatak for Classmed Word Ratos ARECOMINS/ 1975 season Half Price. family can't keep me. I am a Townhouse located in The Town of Manchester is The Town of Manchester Is an DIRECTOR • Non-profit com­ housekeeping. References. Guaranteed installation & nine-week old black and white Highland Park section Of THREE ROOM^ apartment an equal opportunity equal opportunity employer, munity oriented agency. Part- CaU 649-6»2. datalla. THE SAVINGS terms, caU toU free 800-228- female kitten with a playful Manchester, wooded and with beat, hot water, cookie employer, and requires an af­ and requires an affirmative time. Must know social, 1976 ask for Monte, day or personality. I am litter private. For Information caU gas, stove, refrigerator, waif Girls Scouts to visit W yoming evening, seven days. 6491016 or 6498000. firmative action policy for all action policy for all of Its Con­ religious and welfare com­ AWCom6\ trained and not a fussy eater. to-waU carpeting. First floor, tractors and Vendors as a con­ munity. Send refome to P.O. ARE LOW I need love and a big yard. centrally located. 3175. Adults of its Contractors and vendors Five Girl Scouts from the Manchester They left this week accompanied by Mr. 1 day to 2 daya...... 10« par word par day DARK LOAM - Five yards, TOLLAND - UConn area - only. No pets. Security as a condition of doing dition of doing business with Box 773, Maiuihester, Atten- CARRIER 647-9946 Phone 646-3964 after 5:30 p.m. area will be among 11 scouts from the and Mrs. Frederick H. Ruggles Jr. of 106 Uon ERC. 3 daya to 6 doya...... Oa par word par day 3^., plus tax. Washed patio Norwegian Wood Apartments, deposit. CaU 6497690. the Town, as per Federal •••••••••••••••••••••••••a state who will meet with several hundred Barry Rd., and Mr. and Mrs. Mark business with the Town, as per 6 daya to 25 daya...... 8a par word par day and pool sand, gravel, stone. Federal Order 11246. Order 11246. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 643-9^. Qtrden Produett 47 other Girl Scouts from across the count^ Rudolph of Fairfield. Mrs Rudolph is the BURGLAR ALARM operator, WANTED 26 daya or m orn...... v. — 7a par word par day THREE and 1/2 room apart­ Bid forms, plans and Bid forms, plans and master TV antenna, laundry at the Girl Scouts’ National Center West must have clean record, 62.00 minimum — No copy chtngaa ment, 2nd floor. UUUUm not former Jane Hlckok of Manchester. specifications are available at specifications are available at references thoroughby □ EDUCATION TOP SOIL, clean, 36 p ryard MULCH HAY - 31.50 per ball facilities, ample parking, included 3130. per monte. CaU in Ten Sleep, Wyo., for a two-week camp- They are making the trip in cars the General Services Office, tee General Services Office, checked. Equal opportunity to dollvor The deUvered, call 528616 at farm, Vernon. CaU sH-ISOt. positively nqpets. Immediate 6492271. out. provided by a car dealer in Windsor employer. 236-1633. Will deliver minimum ten occupancy. 872-2735. 41 Center Street, Manchester, 41 Center Street, Manchester, Manohoslar Evanlng Privtit IntOvtHont IS bales. ’The girls from this area are Anne Marie Locks. Connecticut. MARVEL Comic Books - Turn (kmnecticut. HoraM on Totland RcMid, your old Marvel Comics MODERN teree rooms, first Homes ter Rent 54 Spaulding and Kitty Brown, both of Town of Manchester, AVON - Plan a brighter BoHon Lain area. Ptoaaa Or Call One of Our Some of the activities will include TOWN OF future. Extra earnings, diulng DOES YOUR Child neadhalp (Sptderman, Fantastic Four, STRAWBERRIES - Now’s tee floor. Heat, appliances, lanchester,. and - - 'Bambi — ...... Wagner,making sagebrush candles,.discovering Connecticut MANCHESTER, hours you choose, can call Mr. Coefcarham, 64S- in math, reading, language, Hulk, etc.) into cash. Send time to pick teem. PaggloU utilities Included. Quiet MANCHESTER - Five rooms, ^ istln e Whalen and Judy Lament, all of caves where Indians dt^’elt, horseback Robert B. Weiss, CONNECTICUT brighten your horizons. No 6836, aria? CertUMTtMclMr mii Friendly Ad-VIsore at list, Including title, issue Farm, 66 Birch Moul^in mature couple. No pets. 3300 per month. Children South Windsor. . riding, and hiking. General Manager ROBERT B. WEISS, experience necessary. Ca)l tutor In your home. Call 644- 643-271 number and condition, to Box Road, Bolton. Open dawn til References, security. 647- accepted, no pets. CaU J.D. GENERAL MANAGER 523-9401. 0675. F, Manchester Herald. dusk. 1619, 6492125. Real Estate, M91080.

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PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., July 1, 1976 MANCHESTER EVHiNlNG HERALD, Manchester. Conn,, Thurs., July 1. 1976— PAGE NINETEEN H onm tor ftont M Buolnooo tor ttoat St A a s o rt Proportf Autot For Solo SI Antwgr to PrtviouR Puntt For Horn 56 A u t o s For Solo ^ e i Autot For Solo 81 A ^ 'F e r 's o lo 81 Autot For Solo ,. 81 Stateside DUPLEX - Near town center, TWO offices In cen-‘ PARTS Department now open ChirlBG M. Schultz ^ three bedrooms, kitchen, trally local building, air- COTTAGE - Madison, New A C K O ii state siiy Saturdays. Complete line of 1 Tall corn ttata 3 Adm onish living room, wall-to-wall conditioned, with plenty of Hampshire. Three bedrooms, Chrysler parts. Chorcbes fireplace, fully equipped, DILLON’S. BICENTENNIAL-- . - Dear A b b y S.Malna'a — 4 Double acet In carpeting and appliances, full parking, call 6^261, John H. Motors. 649-3646. Harbor dies (var.) basement, attic, shaded yard, Lappen, Inc. to inspect. quiel■ !t country side, handy to 6 City In 5 Street in New W£ HADnY seen each near park. Adults. No pets. activities. |110. weekly. 875- 1975 FORD Mustang H Ghia, Pannayivania . Orteane OTHER FOR YEARS, AND Security deposit. |21S. BOLTON NOTCH - Visable 2272. V-8, automatic, custom in­ By Abigail Van Buren 12 Pretense 6 On top of T3 OoddeM of W / VISIT UJAS MUCH Available July 1st. M64297 or highway location, showroom, terior, vinyl roof, 18,000 miles. 7 San Lull — TOO SHORT" 643-S691. ofiice building, storage infatuation California LAKE WINNEPESAUKEE - 646-5763, or 649-2813...... —;,V three months, I’ve been 14 Bombyx 8 Hankars buildings. Four commercial Moultonboro, New 15 Auto 9 Shield beering industrlai acres. 1-223-4^. ■ any n l caU Brad. He’s 27 and I ’m 24. SIX-ROOM house for rent. Hampshire. New chalet sleeps 1974 MUSTANG II, low Brad has a good business, so I know he's not hurting accessory 10 Narrow inleta 26 Fasteners North Carolina ten. Fireplace, all electric, financially. In fact, he’s very well off. 16 Kind of bean LI Nebraska's 27 Burden 41 Bodies of Vernon Street. Carpeting, NOW RENTING Space in the mileage, power rack and pi­ 17 Boy's name neighbor (ab.) 26 Facial feature refrigerator, stove, washer, private beach. Gateway to the nion steering, brand new water Manchester mini-Mall. Will White Mountains. Reser­ Well, he Is the tightest man I've ever known, Abby, he'a 16 Filial 19 Hdura (ab.) 29 Saintas (ab.) 42 Soft mineral dryer included. Adults. Call radlals, inquire 875-0944 ask ratptionship build to suit. Special half price vations filling quickly. Call n ew takm me to a really nice restaurant. It’s always a 20 H yd e -----. 31 Glut 43 On the briny daytime 643-5151. for Todd. quick hamburger somewhere, and his idea of an entertaining 20 Jounalltm New York 34 Finest 44 "Volunteer rates prior to fall grand 646-5566. 1976 MAVERICK 21 Scottish alder opening. 643-1442. 22 Be apt 35 Helena is Its State" (eL.) 1968 VOLKSWAGEN Bug, ^T?^'*** *** ***** **^ Wends’ apartments ana tree 23 Quido's high capital 45 Ancient Greek Builnooo tor Root SB TUDOR SEDAN 22 Light brown notes 37 Soup container district OFFICE SPACE - With Wontod to Rout 57 runs good, sunroof, $495. Cali 23 Heroic poems 289-3100. Retook me to an opera once only because someone gave 24 Cornbread' 38 Ethiopian 46 Place to skate parking for everyone at 604 A Brttlth BIm MbUMc iM U ly . ^ some tickets. I work and am not exactly loaded, but I 26 People 25 Egyptian prince 47 Depots (ab.) Middle Turnpike, Blast. In­ fBBlurIng tn teonomleal vat 30 Misplace goddess 40 Outer— — of 49 Pastry OLDER WOMAN. Fixed in­ pow aM 300 C ID ate oytlnoar rad m ys^ leaving tips at the diner, paying tor parking and dividual climate control for come. No pets. Three room 1970 BUICK Estate wagon. 31 Subside Mickey Finn — Morris Wb Igg . OFFICE SPACE angina, vinyl aaal trim. AM radio Iwmng ’ him a dollar or two—w hi^ he never pays back. 32 Negative word 1 I each unit. .Call Edmund Gor­ and C 70i 14 Maa vrhtta ildaw aM I i r r r~ !” r 10 FT apartment. Heated. Prefer Excellent condition. Call 6^ If I ^ him to pi^ up a pack of dg^ttea for me, he’ll 33 Cuckoo / FOR REN T man Agency, 646-4040. first floor. 643-4855. tlraa. Block #0031. 5010. hand uem to me and say, "Gee, cigarettes have sure gone blackbird \i U Isso- square feet, center o il up—they re 66 cents a pack." (Translation; "You owe me, 34 Musical OH, OEAR... W E'VE N e u - H W O you UKE IT IF V OH, I Manchester, air conditlonins and J WANTED - Garage in Soutli 1969 CHEVELLE Malibu - company 18 ie 17 BEEN ALL OVER I M A Y I STRUCK IT RKH-AND T RU$SELL...1 Rotor! Proportf SAVEI so pay up.”) RUSSELL, MY LOVE... ^ I'M sowiy, THAT... A N D TH ERE'S HAVS I parking. Call M3-SUI. Windsor or Manchester area. Rebuilt engine and transmis­ 35 Meditate WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN SWEETHEART. DIDN'T HAVE TO 00 TO j THAT ’ For Ron! 56 I ^ o y his company, but his stinginess irritatee me. 36 Singing groups. NO NEED FOR SOME WORK— AND we COULD J W O U LD 88 Call 644-1016. sion, 5400. 1967 Gaiaxie 500, ALL .DAY? m AFRAIO I'M I WAS LOOHINO a o o o 5150. Must sell. 643-5949 after 6 Should I continue seeing him, hoping he’ll change, mention 36 California's O p iN ' T O BE A PROSLEM... AROUND FOR BE TOOETNER ALL HEAVENLVt i t aOT LONELY FOR YOU N tlV S .I LAKE KANASATKA - p.m. my feelings or just call it quita7 tournament of A JO B. the a 24 2T IT ET THE MINUTE YOU LEFT. FOR RENT - Connecting or Moultonboro, New Mite, lor Ron! 55 MS.F.INN.J. Hampshire. Lakefront cot­ OS 39 Function separate front room offices. DEAR MS. F.: Mention your feelings and don't pull 40 Prohibit 31 9U Main Street. Call 643-4846. tage, sleeps five. Completely POP-UP CAMPER for rent. ^ any puncheel It he cam about you, he'll make an effort to 41 Begin furnished, screened-ln porch, Week 555., weekend 530. 643- 44 Tea samplers 33 sundeck, private beach, float, Please ask for Candy at 649- chani^ his waya. I f he doesn’t —who needs him? TWO - Professioonal Offices - 48 Relieve dock. Great fishing. 49 Writing tool First floor, excellent business ‘ HEAR ABBY: 1 am a lO-year-old single girl who is Conveniently located in Lakes engaged to be married. 50 Disembarked location, ail facilities, Region area. )175. weekly. FOR SALE - 1972 Cbevelle 51 Nautical term parking, rent reasonable. 649- Available August 14-21 and 21- □ AUTOMOTIVE Malibu. V8 , automatic very 1976 PINTO PONY MPG I dedded to go on the birth control piU, so I got a 52 Writing fluid 4l i2 IT 46 IT JT 1680, 649-3549. 53 Qirl's name 28. Call Cromwell, 635-0457 good condition. 646-4275. * y o r t r MtonMMI* wWi • 2.S Star MgiM, from dtao prescription fitSm my doctor and had it filled at the drag « ! ! * * ' t ttata IgnlUoii, buck*! store near the place I work. 54 Scrutinize 43 u \ after 4:30 p.m. Autot For Solo S I 55 Half-ems BROAD STREET - Modem 1966 PLYMOUTH Wagon for T*!*- P«« MtitaUnu, mM oeraota, ndle, A few months later, I found out that the lady who works w M ttm S U m •ml 4-ipM d UwwinlMtoii. Sleek fSIM 56 Requests i\ &2 high-rise office building, all MISQUAMICUT Four and 1/2 NEED CAR? Credit bad? tires and parts, 575. or best at the drug store where I got my pills had told several DOWN 1 Devotees*' 54 U U utilities and parking, rooms heated. Walking dis­ Bankrupt? Repossessed? offer. Call 646-1736. p»ple (including my fiance’s relives ) that I was on the 1 carpeted, will sub-divide. tance to beach. |195 weekly. SAVEI 2 Midwestern Honest Douglas accepts (NEWSPAPER ENTESPRUE ASSN I Rentals start at |100 per Families only. Call 643-0491 or lowest down, smallest Do you think it would do any good to report this to the month. 6468422, 646-5764. 1970 OLDSMOBILE Cutlass. 646-1472. payments. Douglas Motors, Excellent condition, 69,000 manager of the drug store? I am plenty ticked off about 345 Main. miles. 51000. or best offer. 646- this. SOUTH WINDSOR - 1460 sq. COLUMBIA Lake waterfront - 6882. 1976 MUSTANG II Don’t tell me to confront the employee with this because ft. office suite, located on year round house for small TU DO R M PG she would just deny it. Win at Bridge Route 5, at Glendale Road. family. Available July and TICKED OFF Call Edmund Gorman Agen­ wSi L rJ Call J^v T^land LESABRE. 71,000 miles. Muitang (t Ita beetl Jual LeekI II taeturee pewer frenl diee August. 1175 per week, $650 Auto aSlv 52frl^^' Excellent condition, air. 51,- a cy, 646-4040. Auto Body, 528-1990. 543^ gfjer 6 p.m. brikn, power reck pinion ttaerlng, lelect-e-ehm crule-e- DEAR TICKED: Report the eim>loyee to the manager. per month. No pets. 2 2 6 8 ^ . nullc, whilewtil tiree, conloured beckel Meta, teebemetar, She had no busineaa discloaiiig YOUR butinasa. •mp and lamparilura gaupee, aelid alata tanltlon, radio, PLUS No luck on two-way finesse MUCH Mone. StockISZM DEAR ABBY: I am a 21*year-old girl with a very FRANK AND ERNEST complicated problem. The ‘‘Mom*’ and “Pop” who raised me are really mv gr^dparentR. My real mother, whom I SAVEI 1976 PINTO was taught to call “Sis,” wasn't married when I was bom so whereupon Hal ducked. West her parents raised me as their child. NORTH 1 showed out and Hal was able ZF I weRE You^ M PG W AGON When I was three, "Sis" (my reel mothw) married my AKJ10976 to pick up the whole spade A cer the whole tomlly can an|0|r. RavohiUonary rod.koM real father who was 26 years older than “Sis” and a family V A96 suit. dlao taakaa, rack a pinion ataorlng, bucket aoata, mlnl- man. (I called him "Bruz.” ) Sis had gone to work for him ♦ A5 To wind up with the frosting [ MiSTtR PEOPLE^ conaolo. edld atata I^IUon, radio, root lupgaea rack and fold down roar aoat ttock fizas r i^ t out of seoetaiial school. It took Bruz three years to ♦ A7 on the cake, he came down to Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence get a divorce and marry Sis. a two-card ending with the ? I 'P t a k e a Soon aftw they were married, they adopted a new-bom WEST EAST nine of hearts in dummy and G NAT5! I m u s t b e OUTA MV X'LL SHOW VOU! SAVEI baby giri because Sis wasn't able to have children. They A- AQ854 king-jack of clubs in his own t h e y s a w m e c o m e H E R E A S MINP, BUT OKAY- JUST THIS ONCE BUT LIKE I SAID- A SAMURAI WARRIOR... WITH ; N in e ir o n a n p told everybody this child was their own. She is nearly 18 VQ 1043 V8S liand to squeeze West and FOK NATrOWAL SECURITY « 10 9862 8Q743 I'M BEiWe WATCHED LUCK THEY WONT TAKE A 5EC0WP now and doesn't know she's adopted. Me, their very own make an overtrick. LOOK AT ANY LITTLE 6REBN I WAY UP Tb t h e blood child, they don't even claim! AQ 10 83 A961 When asked by an admiring MARTIANS! SOUTH (D) partner why he played the That's not all. Two months ago Bruz dropped dead of a * A32 LAPIE5' TEE. PRICES heart attack. He was worth a lot of money, f got nothing, WKJ72 spades the way he did, Hal ex­ but his adopted daughter is sitting pretty with a big trust plained that East had sat back T h /w eS 7 , 1 OK J M A N Y M O RE fund. This is all true. My aunt told me. AK J54 in his chair when North bid six SOLOW Don't you think I'm entitled to something? And how can Neither vulnerable spades but he moved forward WINTHROP By DICK CAVALLI IN ST O C K I get it? Both my grandparents are in a rest home now, in apparent annoyance when completdy off their rockers. Weil North East South Hal went to six notrump. Hal said, "I believed East." DO-rUMW NK X t HEYLOOK FEELSCHEATED IN.T. MY NEW 1 OKAV DEAR FEELS: 1 am not qualified to give legal advice, Pass 3 * Pass 3 NT. If you wonder why Hal bid WELL, I THINK Pass six notrump the answer is SUNQLAEiSEe whldi is what you need. Engage a lawyer. Yon cmild have a 6 A Pass 6 N.T. THEYMI that he always wanted to play A R E TOO S B A L IT T L E Opening lead 10 ♦ the dummy. T O O C A S K . T You have Alley Oop — Dave Graue Trnyni R EADY FOR Astro-graph One of the points in play to soo stressed by Hal Sima was that A Missouri reader asks If it is true that when Easley IT'S NOTHING SERIOUS, W E L L b e b a c k . IN THERE WE ARE.' GIVE IT A WHIRL IM M E D IA T E By BERNICE BEDE OSOL there is no such thing as a DOC...LCXIkS LIKE ONE , BUSINESS IN A COUPLE S H E 'S ALL, WHILE I PUT THESE p eas. If you have a two-way Blackwood uses his own con­ OF THE 'Z ' TUBES BLEW.' OF MINUTES/ SET NOW.' /GOOD.' TOOLS AWAY, ^ them rof Friday, July 2,197# DELIVERY finesse for a queen and go vention today, he uses the WILL YOUT r-n ARIES (March 21-AprH It) SCORPIO (0«k 24-Nov. 22) wrong, it wasn’t bad luck in five-club response to show to hollovo You could msKs a success of Get out where you can mingle the Sims lexicon. It was a mis­ zero or three aces and five anything you put your mind to with the crowd today. You're diamonds one or foqr. '' pin= definitely at your best In a large take. n - i . today, provided you're willing Playing at six notrump, Hal The answer is that some,ex- thoffll to expend the effort. Be In­ gathering. perts do that, but Easley plays dustrious. went right up with dummy's SAQITTARIU8 (Nov. 23-Dse. ace of diamonds and led the the convention as originally TAURUS (April 20-Msy 20) 21) Lady Luck will be looking made up, except he does use over your shoulder to help jack of spades. Needless to Plan som e social activity today say. East played small. five clubs to show zero or AND ON SALE In which you can Include recent further your ambitions today. four. acquaintances. It’ll be (un. end Don't be afraid to tackle NOWI future good can com e of It. challenging situations. Barry’s World QEMINI (May 21-June 20) CAPRICORN (Dee. 22-Jan. Your financial prospects ere 18) View today's events aspeclilly favorable today. philosophically. The looser you Seek sltuatlone that could slay and the less you fret, the The Flintstonas — Hanna*Barbera Productions 0 boost your b in k balance, the belter things are likely to get. opportunities are there. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. It) CANCER (June 21-July 22) Joint ventures look like an area WHO SAYS h u m a n s You mlghl feel the urge to pack ol real promise lor you today, 3 ARE THE ONL'Y O f i B S V----- particularly If you're tied In with CAN HAVE A B U SIN E ^/W A N 'S an overnlgnt bag arid scoot oft LUNCH FORD DILLON SALES AND SERVICE for tun and games. If you do. som eone Influential In the Held. P you've picked a good day lor IL PISCES (Feb. 20-Mireh 20) n r ~ 319 Main Street 643-2145 Sorvleot Olforod 31 Sorvleot OHorod 31 Pointing-Poporlng LEO (July 22-Aug. 22) Don't Perlnera and close associates 7 ^ 32 Roollng-Sldlng-Chlmnoy 34 close the door on any will prove fortunate for you to­ day. Don't feel milted It you CASH PAID lo r your older, STUMP REMOVAL - Special propositions today: Although unwanted or junk cars. ROOFER will install roof, ••••••••••••••••••••••*•** •••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••oooooooooooooooooooooao they may not look like m uch at have to take a secondary role. 20” stump, 515. Also special siding or gutters for low dis­ It should (Work out O.K. Immediate removal. Windwr on all sizes. Call 742-9347. f i JifCK L. INKEL A u lo a For Solo 81 Autot For Solo 81 Autoo For Solo 81 flrat, never judge a book by Ita Auto Haul, 242-2549. count price. Call Ken at 649- cover. I PROFESSIONS PRINTING | 2456. NEED CHEAP Labor? g Interior - Exterior VIRQO (Aug. 23-tepL 22) The REWEAVING bums, holes. Sportswear 1971 PLYMOUTH Custom 1972 FIAT Spider Stereo Average driveway sealed, 5%. ff free Dhmitej • Fullii Insured % BIDWELL Home Improve­ 1973 HONDA ST 90. 400 miles, best chenesa lor aucceaa today Zippers, umbrellas repaired. suburban wagon. Air con­ AM/FM. 5 -sp e ^ . Z le b a i^ , 5275. Raleigh S-speed bicycle, come from thinga which you Average lawn mowed, 55. 6 4 9 - 0 0 9 5 ment Co. Ehepert installation your Window shades, Venetian ditioning, power steering, new radial tires. Dark blue 530. 6 4 4 - ^ yoursell put together. March to Housepainting, any other odd I 847-1867 I of aluminum siding, gutters blinds. Keys. TV for rent. jobs done a t the same low power brakes, luggage rack. convertible. Needs engine your own drummer. birthdey Marlow's, 867 Main St. 649- and trims. Roofing installa­ 5m . 6498656. work. 51500 firm. 646857T rates. Call 6468868. tion and repairs. 6498^, 875- 10 SPEED males AMF bike. LIBRA (Eepl. 23-Oet. 25) July 2.1878 , 5221. 550. -or best offer. 643-W40 9109. Friends you may not even be Contacts who have produced Born. Loser — Art Saneom DOUBLE HUNG Windows HOUSE PAINTING - Interior, 1972 MAVERICK. 4-door with 1954 CADILLAC - Four new after 6 p.m. C81M TREE Service - Free'es­ aware ol are looking out lor lor you In Ihe past are likely to painted and puttied, 58. exterior. Also odd jobs, chain tires, new points and plugs, your needs today. They know timates, discount senior saw work and hauling, loam, HORACE Tetrault - Siding, new exhaust pipe. 5250. Call com e through with (lying colors References, work guarantee. 1972 YAMAHA RT2 380 En- what’s needed for your good this year. Just don't lorget those rW fiW O T WILL BE “SIKH I^HELLO,MAAAA,WERE4(3U^ citizens. Company gravel, whatever. Call Ed 871- roofing, storm windows, aw­ 647-9257. ei976WNEA.toc. 649-7831, 569-4169. nings. QuaUty workmanship, duro. Street legal. All plastic end wellare. who help you. Manchester owned and 2158. p.m. fenders and tank. Good condi­ FU«FORTHE|OOP.P^P.^ SURPRISED TO CCT1HB operated. Call 646-1327. free estimates. Fully insured. 1968 FORD LTD sta tio n Bugs Bunny — Htlmdahl and Stoffal UNDSCAPING & Painting, 872-9187, 649-3417. tion. Must sell. 644-0881. "II he doesn't meke It In the big leagues as a yard and building 1966 FORD, 2 door. 390 engine wagon. Ehicellent condition. playSr, he wants to be an owner. He's REALLY WILL TILL your garden for 57 Bulldlng-Controetlng 33 wiUi 4-barrel carburetors, 4- 5 ^ . Call 649-3834. maintenance. Quality work, RUPP Mini Bike - \ MOTIVATED — I've never seen such GREEDI" ^ h o u r . Call anytime, 742- SPECIALIZING cleaning and ' sUck shift. 5K0. 649- condlUon, 580. Call I 20%-30% leas. Tracey, 649- NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - repairing chimneys, CICERO WILL HAVE A LOT O K A Y, IL L - 4813. Remodeling, repairing, ad­ roofs.new roofs. Free es­ Trucki tor Solo 82 O' FUN PLAYIN' DOCTOR. T A K E IT.' TWENTY-SEVEN inch QUALITY Refinishing - 199 ditions, rec rooms, porches timates. 30 Years Experience. WITH THIS KIT, PETUNIA.^ HOUSE Painting - College and roofing. No job too small. PORSCHE 1963 - 338B. Very Bottecchia 10-speed, Cam- Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick Forest Street, Manchester. Howley, 643-5361. good condition. Runs and 1973 DATSUN 1600 Pickup. THAT'LL j students, interior and Call 649-3144. 51800. firm. 649-1495 after 5 pognolo deralUeur. Universal Custom upholstering, caning looks great. Best offer. 643- iVT? B E ' exterior. Reasonable rates. YANKEE ALUMINUM - p.m. brakes, quick release hubs. and repairs. Free estimate. 6756 after 5 p.m. 5125. 647-9520. Free pick-up and delivery. Free estimates. Wayne 649- CARPENTRY - Repairs, siding, gutters, doors, win­ 2 5 , WELL.SKErriCS.T IF IT$ NOT T HE USES’ REMEMBER 2131 or Jerry, 649-3834 after 5 remodeling, additions, gar­ ftix tstree BUCKS/ LISTEN TO this: I A HO^X THAT ^ PAGE. 6468574. dows, awnings, free es­ PEUGEOT 304 - 1971, dark / u / e b rs. THE T im e p.m. ages, roofing, call David Motorofoloo-Bletelm 84 “INTERESTED A m S iK & E / IN HIS timates. Fully Insured. 35 green with tan interior. Price HEGOT A ANY TYPE fence erected, Patria, 644-1796. Oakland - Street. 649-1106. Comport-Trollort IN TV AD y WILL GET campaign GENERAL Remodeling and 51000. Call 6468134. MOTORCYCLE Insurance ■ MoMo Homoo 88 ELIMINATOR.' MORE PUBLIC , repaired or painted, pipe Lowest rates available. "Sun- FLVER clothes line posts. Call 742- painting, interior and WES ROBBINS carpentry •••••••••••••••••••••••••a A6ENT ARRIVES) REAPINGS FRCM A exterior. Free estimates. COMET 1965 - Economical, 8- ny coverage. Exclusive 1973 ELKART Traveler, SO’, 7598. remodeling specialist. Ad­ Heeling-Plumbing 38 cylUider. AT, PS, new brakes TOMORROW! > THAN THE SENATOR References. Reasonable ditions, rec rooms, dormers, NETRA Agent. Clarke Agen­ 5to wheel, 18’ awning, 58,500. SIGNED— GETTysPUPtS prices. 649-7831 or 569-4169. and battery, 5 ^ . 649800g. cy, 843-1126. Will consider selling truck. AND MASONRY - Bricks, blocks, built-ins, bathrooms, SEWERLINES, sink lines, U.R BULLISH . 'X AJ7DRESS,'' ' This Funny World kitchens, 649-3446. Call 9748142 after 9 p.m. FRAMED L’il Sport — WIrth concrete, steps, sidewalks, cleaned with electric cutters, 1973 CAPRICE hardtop. Air, MOTORCYCLE Insurance • IT? and patios. Reasonable rates. ^ .professionals. McKinney Polntlng-Poperlng 32 LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - posl-traction, new tires, 30,001) Specializing in low cost 18’ CAMPER trailer • single Call 875-4973 after 6. Bros. Sewage Disposal Com - miles. Retired, buying wagon. GOODNESS, ISN'T IT INCLUDES TH' COST new homes custom built, coverage for over 10 years. axle, excellent condition. HOUSE PAINTING - QuaUty pany, 643-5^. 5 ^ . 6438526. Binding authority. Crockett THAT RATHER O' M A LP R A C T IC E BRICK, block, stone, remodeled, additions, rec Eleven years old. 51,500. Call work, reasonable prices. Call rooms, garages, kitchens Agency, Inc., 643-1577. EXPENSIVE,? INSURANCE,' fireplaces, chimney repairs. for estimate. 1 1800. NO JOB too small, toilet No job to small, save. Qill 6^ remodeled, bath tile, cement repairs, plugged drains, work. Steps, dormers. NOT 8356 for estimate. INSIDE - Outside painting. kitchen faucets replaced, Aulos for Ront-Looto 87 Autot lor Ronl-Looto 87 Autot lor Ronl-Looto'"‘ t7 Residential or commercial. repaired, rec rooms, REALLY,' Special rates for people over Call 649-4291. 65. Fully insured. Estimates bathroom remodeling, heat WEIGM given. Uall 649-7863. modernization, etc. Free es­ TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY timates gladly given. M & M Carpentry and general con­ 8384 Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. 8-18 PAINTING - interior and tracting. Residential and FORTUN exterior, paperhanging, commercial. Whether it be a The perfect se t. .. cksual LEASING excellent work. References. BOTTI HEATING and Plom- 'LORV 15 small repair job, a custom blng - All heating and plum- top over shorts. VHERE 'iO U Free estimates. Fully in­ built home or anything in sured. Martin Mattson, 6 ^ bin| Plos remodelUig. No. 8384 with Photo- DAILY • MONTHLY • LONG TERM |F ,N D 4431. between, call 646-1379. Guide is in Sizes 8 to 18. (c*inch; All our makes and models are now available for leaeina PAPER HANGING Expert. FRANK SCOTELU Plum­ shorts, % yard. new ceiling installed bing - repairs and remodeling. arrangements. * Short Ribs — Frank Hill Your average paper. In P a tte rn s available only professionally. By Bernard Vanities and hot water Beverage room , 525. Mr. Lozier Inc., Call 646-4464. in aizee akovm, Richman, 646-3884. heaters. Prompt service on TR ORDER, g m O 7M ftr SSSh Ml* emergencies. 643-7024. tsm, Riui 29( ftr psttifi siO DAILY RENTALS from $10 PER DAY 1 CLAIM THIS LAND , CEILINGS and Wall hMtilRf. n a m e G.L..M cHUGH Painting - IN T H E O F HIS remodeling. Replace and SUE lURNEH r o y a l M AJESTY... Interior - exterior paintuig. (MIIRI if RIBOr) repair ceilings and walls. tllDAvt. tfAmarleat QuaUty pmfessional work at Texture ceilings, sand reasonable prices. Free es­ Flooring 38 Htw Ytrk. N.V. lOOSR CAN VOU FORGIVE MV I. IN BLOOM finished swirl, spray or stuc­ Ortst NMSt. AMrtti with ZIO WsfiiiXj) timates. 643^1. ceil, ttylt Nsahtr m O tUt. ABSURP REFERENCE TO IN THE co. Done by exjKrlenced d ^ FLOOR Sanding - Refinjshlng, LEASING ) 1916 McNaiMMSyaJ., lot. 7 - 1 waU tradesmen only. Special floors lUie new, no waxing, ■ The Spring & Summer '76 YOUR SANITY LAST INNING?" WILLIS SCHULTZ. QuaUty BASIC FASHION con­ WANT ADS season rates. Compare our (specializing in older floors). tains a Bonus Coupon! > L "I only weigh myself on days when everything goes wrong. interior and exterior jmUitlM prices. Free* estim ate. Ceilings and inside painting, Price... llJSSacopyt I figure those days are ruined anyway.” 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 Drobiak Dry WaU Company, John Verfallle, 646-5^, 873- 8 7 2 - 9 1 4 5 ROUTE R3, VERNON 6 4 3 - 1 1 8 1 tllHMi' 6468882. 2222. 7*1 IM HpuHS I-4- 0"