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Senate Takes Up Bond Bill

HARTFORD (UPI) - The state Senate ment Committee, explained a six-page purposes but would apply to all who need the kind of assistance provided today took up a hotly contested city and amendment to the bill which has gone municipalities. in this bill." town development bill which Democratic through nearly a dozen drafts. A total of 15 amendments were to be The Republican minority was expected Leaders said would gain passage in a The bRl, given Gov. Ella T. Grasso’s offered and lengthy debate in both the to seek a delay on the bill on grounds there

special legislative session. blessing, was sought by Hartford city of­ Senate and House was expected. hasn’t been enough time to analyze

Sen. Richard F. Schneller, D-Elssex, ficials to override stringent charter Schneller told his colleagues the changes which were still being made on

chairman of the State and Urban Develop­ restrictions on borrowing for development amendments have clarified and limited the eve of the session. the broad borrowing powers in the original The GOP also was expected to object to bill. approving egislation intended to override Mrs. Grasso said Thursday she would the wishes of Hartford voters, who have sign the measure which has gone through refused to amend their charter to grant

Ford Tells Israel nearly a dozen drafts and has stretched the broad borrowing powers sought in the what was supposed to be a one-day special bill. session to nearly four weeks. Mrs. Grasso said she was satisfied that “The bill is in good shape,” Senate the loopholes in the original version of the It Must Be Flexible Leader Joseph J. Fauliso, D-Hartford, bill which she vetoed a month and a half said. “The main objections have been ago had been closed. WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Ford for continued peace and understanding in taken care of and it has received approval “I think that the great fear is — this is has delivered a stem message to Israel: the Middle East.” from many people and groups, including the fear that was expressed in the begin­ Adopt greater flexibility in negotiations He said prospects for achieving a long the League of Women Voters and the ning — that what is designed to help cities fCU with Egypt or see an increased potential sought interim peace settlement between Chamber of (Commerce.” in distress shall hot create a new breed of I for war and confrontation between the Israel and Egypt "are better today than “I don't think it is a political question,” special interests that will use this as their United States and the Soviet Union. they were yesterday, and they are a lot Fauliso said. “It is a question of helping decoy,” Mrs. Grasso said. He made his comments in a wide- better today than they were last March the cities and communities of the state

ranging interview with Martin Agronsky when the negotiations unfortunately broke and Paul Duke on the Public Broadcast­ off.” ing System Thursday night. “I am optimistic on an increasing basis, "If there isn’t movement In the Middle but I have learned that until it is signed in Portugal Seats Cabinet Elast right now the potential for war is in­ black and white that I shouldn’t predict creased significantly. And a war in the that it will be finalized." LISBON, Portugal (UPI) — President A wave of opposition against the three Middle East has broader potential Israeli ambassador Simeha Dinitz met Francisco da Costa Gomes swore in a new generals has swept northern Portugal and ramification than any time in the past and with Secretary of State Henry Kissinger left-wing “transitional” cabinet today and it appeared Thursday that there might be we have had four wars in the Middle East Thursday night and gave him a reply to appealed to Portugal’s soldiers and a military revolt against the government. since 1946 or 1947. Egypt's response to previous Israeli civilians to hall their violent opposition to Army troops and police stood back doing "A fifth one not only means that Israel proposals. the pro-Communist policies of the ruling nothing as angry mobs burned Communist will be fighting the Arabs but the potential The speed of Dinitz’ reply, 48 hours after three-man junta. pkrty headquarters in several towns and of a confrontation betWKn the United he got the Egyptian answer, indicated the Gen. Vasco Goncalves—the main target the goverment sent in pro-leftist forces. States and the Soviet Union Is a tempo of the peace talks has measurably of the dissent— retained his position as The president reassured the public that possibility." quickened. prime minister. Goncalves, who has close the three ruling generals still wanted to Speaking of Israel and Egypt, Ford said: Israeli Defense Minister Shimon Peres ties with the Communist party, called his created “Pluralistic Socialism” in the “ Both of those countries have to unders­ says Israel and Egypt have moved into the opponents “neo-fascists” and reac­ country and urged the entire country to re­ (Herald photo by Pinto) tand that flexibility at this crucial time is final stages of negotiations on an interim tionaries and vowed to repress their ac­ main calm and not participate in violence. important for the peace of that area of ^ e peace agreement in the Sinai Desert and tivities. Water Polo, Anyone! world and possibly for the world. Israel the results should be known in a few has to be more flexible, and I think Egypt weeks. has to respond.” Israeli government sources in Tel Aviv Allan and Tom Koiva really didn’t have to go to the showers after thiq little He said the Soviets “have acted in a said the country’s top-level negotiating very responsible way during my time in team had scheduled a meeting today to MCC Supplement workout at Charter Oak Park. The showers had already comedo them and to the rest of Manchester. The long rain broke the heat spell. Allan, in the far the Middle Elast. ...I think they understand draft a reply to Cairo’s latest negotiating the potential consequences of no progress position. Coming to Herald readers with today’s Skilled workers n;ay add knowledge court, is of Glastonbury. His brother Tom is of Vernon. issue is a special supplement on with courses such as basic electrocar-

Manchester Community College. diagram interpretation.

All the offerings of the MCC Division of Pictures in the supplement were chosen

Community Services are included in the to give Herald readers a quick view of center pages of the supplement. what goes on at this most remarkable

(^eck it out. You may find a credit or place. What is MCC campus life like? How

non-credit MCC course you would like to does the 12-year-old school look on its new

take on campus, or by mail, or by your grounds? Hoffa^s Son Expects His Return

home TV. • The remits of long talks with MCC'cnew Finishing a course may mean more president. Dr. Ronald Denison, are in this DETROIT (UPI) — Hopei soared today St. Louis, Mo., eras questioned by United Hoffa was reported confident he could Teamsters sources agreed. They said money to a graduate, especially a course supplement in a special article. .

In the family compound of missing Press International about her brother’s dothat—that the decision In his favor was Hoffa had taken his bite out of the pension like real estate principles or sign painting. 'To learn more about the oldest and

Teamsters Union powderkeg James R. statement and was In enthusiastic agree­ already sitting in the hands of U.S. Circuit fund in a lump sum of $1.7 million in 1971 The student may get pleasure from biggest community college in Connecticut,

Hoffa that the FBI would "hit the ment. Court of Appeals in Washington. and was unlikely to get more from it. courses such as photojournalism, take a look at The Herald’s speciql supple­

jackpot” and “the little fellow” would “Do you now believe your father is out He was massing his fiercely loyal rank- James P. Hoffa and bis feisty sister also playwritihgi or mixology. ment today:

soon be home. their alive and Will be back with you and-file Teamsters support for the fray scoffed at reports that their “adoptive”

Tbo« waa no official conflnnatkn from soon?” she was asked. and building up a war chest. Reports about brother, Charles L. “Chuckle” O’Brien

federal authorities. “Right” she answered. where Hoffa was getting his money sur­ had conspired with his foster father to

If Hoffa’s return is in the offing, it would faced Thursday in a week-old report that arrange his disappearance. But reporters outside the Hoffa summer set up a titanic battle for control of the he had recently obtained |1 million from cottage 40 miles from Detroit sensed the m ^ Thuniitay, and Hoffa’i son, James nation’s most powerful union. the $1.34 billion Central States Teamster pension fund. ' P. Hoffa, 31, affirmed the rumors of Hoffa had vowed be would go after That report was denied all the way from renewed hope Thursday night when he regaining control of the 2.2-mllllon young Hoffa to the FBI in W ashin^n as Reagan To Aid came to the cyclone fence surrounding the Teamsters next year, unseating his well as by sources close to the investiga­ Hoffa layout. former pal. President Frank E. Fitzsim­ tion in Detroit and the capital city of Lan­ mons. “Ready?" he asked, then announced, sing. In Wyman Race

“We are convinced we will hit the Jackpot. To do that, he would have to hurdle a Young Hoffa, a Detroit labor attorney,

“We are hoping to find information that stipulation put on the commutation of his told reporters, “I know it didn’t happen. I

will lead to his coming back home.” prison sentence in 1971 that he could not know my father's affairs and it could not CONCORD, N.H. (UPI)-Ex-California Young Hoffa’s sitar, Barbara Crancer of , participate in union leadership until 1980. happen." Gov. Ronald Reagan, the conservative challenging President Ford in 1976, will campaign Sept. 10 on behalf of the GOP contender in New Hampshire’s rerun U.S. Senate election. Gov. Meldrim Thomson

said today. Accord Reached on Catch Basins Reagan’s participation on behalf of

Louis Wytnan comes seven months before the state holds the nation’s first 1976 The Town of Manchester and the ^tate )»roperty owners on the east side of St. may not be constructed until next year, presidential primary. Thomson said the Department of Transportation have Oakland St. IV y objected to sidewalks on pending a resolve of right-of-way Reagan visit “would probably enhance the reached an agreement over the relocation problems there, Giles said. their side of the street. possibility” of a similar campaign Giles said sidewalks will be constructed of two catch basink on Oakland St. and The petition was received by the Board appearance on behalf of Louis Wyman by this year on the north side of Green Rd., construction of sidewalks on the east side of Directors Tuesday night and the board President Ford.

of the street will begin next week. Direc­ concurred with a decision by Police Chief from N. Elm St. to Princeton St. “I don’t know what his JFord’s) com­ tor ot Public W o ^ Jay Giles said today. Robert Lannan — that the sidewalks mitments will be,” Thoms(>n said.

The construction had been stalled —pen­ should go on the east side, as specified in a Thomson, head of the national Conser­

ding the agreement with the state and pen­ November 1973 townwide referendups-'for vative Caucus, told a news conference he

ding disposition of a petition, from 16 sidewalk construction and as expected Ford also to visit the state before recommended by engineering consultants. The Lottery the Sept. 16 election because “let’s say it (. Giles said sidewalks will be installed as very clearly — there is an excellent

soon as the weather permits between The winning Connecticut bttery number, chance the two of them may be cam­

Sheldon Rd. and Tudor Lane, on Oakland drawn last night, is 20 orange 108. The paigning for Republican votes next St. Sidewalks from Tudor lime to South Inside Today bonus number is 03430. winter.”

Area Profile ...... Page 5 Gatdenlng with Atwood ...... Page 2'

Dear Abby...... ,Page 6 Burr Corners Top Commuter Lot Travel...... P a g e?

Business news , ...... Page 7 By DOUG BEVINS state Department of Transportation one-way passengers per day, the DOT

Herald Reporter (DOT). reported. SAM ...... PagelO The Burr (?orners-to-downtown Hartford The Manchester service, which began Thoughts ApLENty ...... Page 8 The Burr Comers route has been so commuter bus line Is still the most pop­ running In July 1972 as an experiment, has Softball toum py...... > — Page 8 successful that the DOT has offered, to ular of the 13 express systems run by the been carrying slightly more than 1,000 Benefit twinblll Sunday ...... Page 8 begin another express commuter service

( from the south end of Manchester. Town officials are now considering the state’s proposal to build a parking faclllty-bus terminal In Charter Oak Park. Statawlde, the DOT’S 13 express routes

Town Competes for Housing Funds ■are carrying about 4,600 one-way

passengers a day. By the middle of phyate developers or public, non-profit municipalities in the region which have Aumst, the cumulative passenger total on By DOUG BEVINS agencies may seek the funda. already received entitlements for subsidy alllhe bus routes will reach two million, Manchester is competing with 26 other of new construction or rehabilitation. the DOT said. towns In the 37-town Hartford region for a A HUD spokesman said that Burr Comers buses run weekdays from

share of federal funds ta subsidize new preliminary proposals must be received In another program under the Communi­ 7 to 9 a.m. for the trip to Hartford and

^ constrnetloa or rehabilitation of h o u ^ by federal officials by Oct. 3, but a lengthy ty Development Act, Manchester has been from 4 to 6 p.m. for the return route. The units for low-income families. referral and rev i^ process written into allocated funds to subsidize costs of ren­ one-way fare is SO cents, and monthly bus A Umited amount of money Is being the law means that it wlU probably be at ting 45 housing units for low-income jMsses are available for $17 a month. A Tale Begins least two years before the new construc­ families. made available under the Housing and Recent DOT surveys show five major tion or rehabilitation could begin. Inquisitive Kim, a Siamese cat belonging to the Robert Jones family at 239 (^immunity Development Act of 1974 That subsidy, announced last week, rea^ns commuters like the service. The Timrod Rd., strolls by the “house of cards” built by Jackie Leone of 283 thtwgh the Department of Housing and The spokesman said that although proviftes for annufil subsidlos up to $113^000 reasons listed were (in order of impor­ Timrod Rd. and Brad Jones. The youngsters worked three hours on the Urban Development (HUD). Mwchester Is one of 26 towns competing for a three-year period. The subsidies may tance) dislike driving In congested traffic, The money would cover operating sub­ for the subsidy allocations, most of the be renewed after the three years are up, -dislike parking at destination, high cost of project and used 16 decks of cards. To find out what curiosity did to the cat, sidies for the housing units, but would not otlu^ towns are smaller than Manchester. the spokesman said, pending availability parking, lower overall trip cost, saves see Page 16. (Herald photii by Dunn) include actual construction grants. Either The 11 towns not competing are the larger of money. time, and high cost of gasoline. i h ' ■ ■ % 1 ;r <■' PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,’Manchester, Cpnn., Frl„ August 8. 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., August 8,1975 — PAGE THREE MANCHESTER ASSIST FARMERS HOSPITAL NOTES NEW YORK (UPI) - The Board for World Ministries of Camp Ends Season the United Church of Christ has announced it has purchased a TV TONIGHT f' Discharged Wednesday: bury; Louella DellaFera, Elast' ABOUT TOWN Maybelle L. Ckmningham, 23 Hartford; William A. Stroud, part interest in a Ghanaian ------sugar refinery in order to assist Manchester’s Camp Kennedy for town officials have given us the ibeans to Unton St.; A. George Schaller, Arena Rd., South Windsor; Roslyn Monsees, Robbie Rd., the African country’s small and GARDENING retarded children concluded its 1975 make it a success.' 73 Cooper St.; Merilyn Blssell, Manchester Young Marines 10:30 to 11:15 a.m. at the 6:00 Tolland; Mary H. Odell, Porter Whlton Memorial Library low-income farmers. PEACHES & APPLES 9:30 By FRANK ATWOOD season today with a quiet and small obser­ “But most of all,” continued Smith, “we 126 Hamilton Dr.; Mary D. will have a party for children will meet tonight at 7 at the library for children five years [ News...... 3-8-22-30 vance. Rd., Hebron; Anna Garger, M ovie...... 3 can’t thank enough those wonderful t e ^ Sheridan, 23 Hillside Dr., South who have participated in its Marine Corps League Home, New Directions ...... 18 “We didn’t want anything elaborate,” East Hartford; William E. Kel­ f;;" Wild Wild West ...... 9 Two women do the work, age volunteer counselors. It requires some Windsor; Charles E. Allan, 67 summer reading club Monday Parker St. FERNANDO’S ORCHARDS 10:00 said Camp Director H ar^ Smith. “It’s the kind of dedication to take care of the men­ North St.; Angela Partlgllanl, ly, 76 Florence St.; Jennifer Cave of the Winds, near the BIRCH MOUNTAIN ROAD i Black Buffalo’s Pow-Wow .. 18 from planting and growing the Kinghom, Marlborough; Elena at 2:30 p.m. at the library. Cer­ News...... 5 camp’s 12th birthday and It’s worthy of tally retarded, and these teen-agers of 169 Charter Oak St.; James T. foot of Pikes Peak two miles (3 Mllaa Beyond Vlto'a Raataurant, QIaatonbury} The Honeymooners...... 20 vegetables to weighing them M. Balbonl, 342 Hackmatack tificates will be awarded the Police Woman ...... 20-22-30 for customers and collecting notice, but nothing like oUr first birthday, ours were just unbelievable. Many of *ii»m Leavitt, 207 Glenwood St.; .children, and there will be north of Manitou Springs, Colo., t ; - Electric Company "'. . . . . 24-57 St.; Robert A. Perry, WUliman- Mary Cheney Library Junior Rivals of Sherlock Holmes payment at a small, neat road­ when we didn’t know whether or not we’d have gone on to devote their life’s work to Bruce H. Reynolds, East Hart­ refreshments and entertain­ is one of the world’s h ig h ^ tfr* Bonanza...... 40 tic; Daniel R. White, 45 Tracy Room will have its final Mon- > ...... 24-57 side stand in Bolton. have a second, let alone a fifth or a tenth. the retarded, the handicapped, or In allied ford; Merton W. Gay, 41 ment. caverns at an elevation of 7,000 “Camp Kennedy,” said Smith, “has Dr.; Ruth Fluckiger, Storrs. day film program Aug. 11 from 6:30 10:30 It Is Just around the comer social work. Westwood St. feet become an Important part of the PGA Championship...... 8-40 from Bolton Center Rd., at 1 “When people talk about problems wllh Also, Gary R. Plank, Glaston- ,-J^ews...... 3-8-20-22-30 Manchester community. The campers Clark Rd. A small, teen-agers and young adults, they • 1 Love Lucy ...... 5 10:40 look forward to a summer here, year after . The Real McCoys ...... 18 easily missed sign calls atten­ shouldn’t forget toe good our Manchester Kiner’s Komer...... 9 year. The people have supported It and teen-agers are accomplishing.” sirreNNiAL : Car Care ...... ;24 11:00 tion to the Blue-White Stand. Two beach umbrellas provide - Hodgepodge Lodge...... 57 News...... 3-8-30-40 The Best of Groucho...... 5 shade for customers, and the 7:00 Celebrity Bowling ...... 9 tables and shelves that hold the produce are in the shade of a News...... 3-22-40 I Love Lucy ...... 20 Andy Griffith Show...... 5 Red Sox vs. A’s ...... 22 dense maple tree. State Young Dems Picnic Meeting you will be a grand­ ? Truth or Consequences...... 8 Captioned N ew s...... 24-57 mother, Mrs. Paul (Louise) • The Avengers...... 9 11:30 Ken Callaway Outdoors ___ 18 Robotto, or her granddaughter, Set Saturday in Coventry M ovies...... 3-5 Mrs. Joseph (Dennise) flflidsummerSofiB! .►yilm ...... 20 It Takes a Thief...... 8 Budrick. They run the business ^'AviationWeather ...... 24-57 Fight of the Week ...... 9 :?ro Tell the Truth...... 30 together and share the hoped- Monica Shea The (k)ventry Garden CJuh The flowers used were silver ^HOP CALDOR AND SAVE! Johnny Carson ...... 20-30 for profits. 742-9495 will meet 'Tuesday, at 1 p.m. at dusty miller for the star and red Wide World Special...... 40 • ;7:30 I happened to meet Mrs. The Connecticut Young the home of Mrs. Frank and white begonia and blue Caldor Aspirin 12:30 Claypool on Geraldine Dr., SAVES 43% S COLECO POOLS " Wild World of Animals...... 3 Robotto first and I asked "Are Dem's statewide picnic will be ageratum for the stripes. Bognn’s Heroes ...... 5 Wide World Special...... 8 you the boss?” “Boss! No," she Saturday at the Miller- Goose Lane area. -Let's Make a Deal...... 8-22 M ovie...... 9 said. “I’m the worker.” Rlchardson, Field, Rt. 31, Coven­ The plantings were com­ Coleco Pool Package Plant diseased, growing When Prussian Baron Coleco & 2 9 ^ NFL Action ’75...... 18 Mrs. Robotto, at an age she try. pleted with the help of Peter Friedrich von Steuben joined 1 2 Ft. X 2 % Ft. problems and the fall program 'Human Dimension...... 20 1:00 decided not to give me, does all The Democratic state Robbie, a retired gardener on the Continental Army at Valley Slide ’N Splash will be discussed. )V4artin Agronsky ...... 24-57 Night D ream s...... 20-30 the gardening after she has legislators will oppose the State Grant Hill Rd., and club Forge in late Jan. 1778, the Poly Pool Co-hostesses will be Mrs. Hollywood Squares ...... 30 1:30 hired a man to spread manure Young Dems In a volleyball members Helen Mamet, Jane troops had no drill regulations, Fred Kingsbury and Mrs. ; Nanny and the Professor .. .40 Victory at Sea ...... 3 and plow the garden. She plants match. Welles, Betty Dopp and Shirley no uniform procedure for handl­ For the cost of $5 per adult Dorothy Brower. Glenney. Leona Juros and ing weapons, nor even a com­ 2:00 the vegetables, cultivates SAVEss33y3%Prices ^- on 8:00 between the rows and kills the and $2.50 per child you can eat The club has completed a chairperson in charge of the monly accepted method of Rock Concert ...... 5 Steel wall pool, liner, filter, Caldor Fluoride - M ovie...... 3 weeds with a hoe. She started all the hamburgers, hot dogs planting of the Bicentennial planting committee. marching. Gen. Washington ap­ M ovie...... 8 ENTIRE STOCK! PATIO 1 4 f Dealer’s Choice ...... 5 the roadside sale of vegetables and salad you want and drink Emblem on the North Coventry pointed von Steuben Acting and ladder. Toothpaste, Reg. 69c 4:10 green opposite the Meadow- The Eberle family, the Glen­ sturdy plastic playpool for kiddies. M ovie...... 8-40 with her husband before he died all the beer and soda you can ney family and the Keller family Inspector General and authoriz­ FOLDING FURNITURE Caldor Cotton Swabs M ovie...... 8 brook Shopping Plaza. ed him to initiate measures to Colecol5Ft.x3Ft.OvalPw^Pkg- $ 1 5 7 Mets vs. Dodgers...... 9 in 1969, then went on alone. hold. and other townspeople have CHMSE LOUNGE EXAMPLES: Complete-just add water! Reg. $239 Box of 300. Reg. 9 6 ? ® °® Billy G raham ...... 18 5:50 "I couldn’t just sit and do Rain date for the picnic will The planting was started In train the army. Von Steuben Coleco Colorful Plastic Splasher early sprmg and was completed been helping to maintain the devised a new system of drill 6-W E B CDu ISE 7-WEB CHAISE DELUXE CHAISE Coleco Steel Wall l^ ls g gg Sanford & Son ...... 20-22-30 M ovie...... 8 nothing,” she said. be Sunday. The picnic will run Ref. 11.99 Ref. 14.99 Reg. 16.99 Baby Shampoo in time for the Fourth of July. floral garden. formulated into clear 4 5 ” I2 4 8 0 B ...... Our Reg. 4 . 4 9 3 . 6 0 Week in Review...... 24-57 Only on cable Now she finds the winter from noon to 7 p.m. 1602., Reg. 88c season dreary, but spends some regulations understandable to 6 0 " I2 60D B ...... Our Reg. 6 . 9 9 5 . 6 0 New York City Channels 5 inexperienced officers and axis’ETSis Re* 17.22 8:30 of her time knitting and 7 2 " I3 7 2 D B ...... Our Reg. 10.99 b .o U and 9 are seen exclusively by men. A group of qualified in­ 8 3 7 9 9 7 1 1 3 3 10’x24’’ AM1O2A...... Reg. 46.99 3 1 . 4 0 Merv Griffin Show...... 5 crochetipg. She welcomes the r Reg. 5.29 H . A t . your subscribers to Greater Hart­ structors was trained by von Sand Box sursoe...... 0 “ ^ J , Chico & the M an...... 20-22-30 spring, when she can get back Steuben himself to do the drill­ 48 assorted pools per Store, No R a n ^ n e c l^ CHOICE' Wall Street Week...... 24-57 ford CATV, Manchester cable to her garden. television. Two Contracts Are Ratified ing, and a system of inspections C ushioned C haise, Reg. 2 6 .9 9 . . 1 8 . 8 8 9:00 Dennise is strictly a summer­ (Herald photo by Pinto) was developed and introduced time worker at the stand. to seek council approval. The Living Word .,...... 18 Mrs. Paul Robotto weighs tomatoes and her grand­ COVENTRY The salary increases will be to account for every man and During the school year she After the hearing the labor The Rockford Files ... 20-22-30 daughter, Mrs. Joseph Budrick, brings more produce to Monica Shea retroactive to March 1975. his equipment, producing a dis­ SAVE Masterpiece Theatre — 24-57 studies at Manchester Com­ 742-9495 relations board examiner ruled The police contract will give cipline and efficiency to match the roadside stand they run together in Bolton. They Off Our OVER munity College to be a medical The Town Council has ratified that the dispute should be taken the police officers a 25 cents per that of the British regulars, The SAVE laboratory technician. expect August to be their busiest month. Reg. Low the contracts for policemen and before a full labor board hour increase effective July 1, World Almanac notes. *40 hearing. SAVES 331/3%Prices On *4 Up at Early Hour dispatchers and for the Town 1975 and an additional 25 cents she could make more money as Up at 5 in the morning, Mrs. patience with small tomatoes. Hail employes. This could have prolonged per hour increase effective July TOWN OF MANCHESTER She likes to raise big ones, but a seamstress, and went into a negotiations that have already • Barbecue Grills, Tools Robotto has done some work in The council had rejected the 1, 1976. VISTA VOLUNTEER garment factory to do em­ been in progress since early , the garden before the stand some customers ask for the Town Hall employes contract in Rates of pay for patrolmen in FOR THE ELDERLY and Accessories broidery, a skill she had learned 1974. The opens. Since there is no way to smaller size. May claiming that the wording 1975 will be M 47 per hour for Volunteer to provide a variety IWEHTSI- WUWrlWBKIItW at home. The Town Hall employes con­ secure unsold produce from Mrs. Robotto grows of the contract was too vague Patrolman D, $4.62 an hour for of services to the elderly. • Furniture and Grill Covers Westclox Digital Schick Remington 900 Watt The Robottos were married tract will cost the town about GAF-LCM 35mm thieves, anything that is unsold cucumbers in quantity, both for and that the wage increases Patrolman C, $4.92 per hour, for Minimal stipend for one year BURNSIDE in 1918 and when they had saved at night has to be taken into the slicing and for making pickles, were too steep. $18,000 for the 1975-76 fiscal Patrolman B, and $5.17 per program. Extension to second • Chair and Chaise Cushions Drowse Alarm Fresh Air Machine Power Control Dryer SLR Camera I smwMiDtMt. t. »Tn.» Hi-im j'ellow and green summer enough money they moved to year and will raise salaries by garage where the door can be The contract was resub­ hour for Patrolman A. year possible. Our A O O SAVE OENE HACKMAN squash, both sweet and Italian Bolton in 1932, they bought land as much as $2,500 per year for Our SAVE Our lock^, and taken out again in mitted after a bearing con­ Other changes Include the Interested applicants should • Wrought Iron Furniture Sets Reg. and started growing vegetables some employes. ‘YKNCH CONNECTION r the morning. hot peppers and sweet com. ducted by the State Labor payment of $7 per hour for out­ apply to the PERSONNEL ?5^ 9 . 0 0 2 ^ lyf/ss ■ W ■ Ind.Case for the wholesale market. Mr. The largest hourly Increase &11.99 2 1 .9 9 *5 1 3 7 S (R)7;15-9:1S Butter and Sugar com is in The stand is closed when Relations Board at which the side duty assignments; it was OFFICE, Municipal Building, Quiet tape system; back lighted, Eliminates stale, unpleasant house­ Robbotto set off before dawn to will be for the assistant town Power dial controls heat and air flow. TTL/Cds metering, auto diaphragm $2. daylights fades, about 8 o’clock, most demand but she also employes union charged the $6 under the old contract. 41 Center Street, Manchester, legible numerals. Hour, minute, hold odors; dispenses subtle 900 watts super power; includes copal shutter with strobe sync 1/125. Qj m rw im o n take his produce to the Hartford clerk who will go from $2.95 an LYNNE REDCRAVE but it is 9 o’clock before raises a variety of old-fashioned town with failing to negotiate in Police dispatchers will Connecticut. second readout. 20 per Store, fragrance. Automatically provides styling brush, comb attachments. Self timer; professional black. J DRIVE-IN i ( HT 5 Farmers’ Market, then located hour to $4.25 peg, hour. Big 20 lb. Bag of everything is locked up and the yellow 9weet com.- good faith. receive IS cents per hour in­ 'Gdslng date for filing is Friday, Ho Rain Checks. 6 2 0 3 ^ fresh scenM 400 #PD-900 ' : “THEIMPPyHOOKErR along the river bank near the day’s bookkeeping done. Two Her tomatoes are of three At the bearing the union The smallest will be for the crease as of July 1,1975 and an August 22, 1975. 7:30-9:30 Hartford end of the Bulkeley Charcoal Briquets beach umbrellas, left outdoors varieties. Jet Star for the charged that Allen Sandberg, assessor’s clerk who will go additional 10 cents per hour as 996 ____ l^idge. from $2.65 per hour to $3.20 per MR.BAR-B-Q KINGSFORD M A N C H E S tB R overnight, have been stolen, earliest crop. Big Boy and town manager, failed to make a of Jan. 1, 1976. SUN. MATINEE 9«« til i PM There were times in the hour. and two dogs that were sup­ Supersonic for the main crop formal request for the fundi to depression years of 1933 and posed to be on guard prov^ and some small cherry cover the proposed contract 19M when the produce went un­ •199 234 over-friendly to strangers and tomatoes, offered for sale in and that the council sold and had to be taken home THE ULTIMATE evidently went away with them. strawberry baskets. overstepped its authority by again. They openqd a retail Reg. 2.39 Reg. 2.59 DISASTER The first sales activity in the Came from Italy rejecting the contract for stand in 1960. When Mr. Robotto season comes with Both Mrs. Robotto and her reasons having nothing to do 30 assorted per store. Kiddle Corral Wood Console strawberries. Only a small part husband were bom in northern died his widow moved in with ”YOUR COM MUNITY General Electric with money. It said money HGALTH SERVICE STORE, Portable Play Pen Stereo with of the strawberries can be Italy and came to this country her daughter, Mrs. Eva Morra, is provided In a contingency ac­ AM/FM Digital who works as an inspector at La WITH OVER 26 YEARS Expanding circular m raised in the one-acre garden as young people, meeting in count for a wage settlement, Lily Decorated Paper Cups & Plates 8-Track and most of them are bought New York. Mr. Robotto had a Pointe Industries, Rockville, We’re OF CONTINUOUS SERVICE lOo-pak 7 oz. cold cups, 50-pak § w” enclosure-expands 4 § ' ■ n n Clock Radio thereby making it unnecessary to 8 feet diameter. I ■ from relatives and neighbors. job as a hotel waiter and Mrs. which makes electronic equip­ 7 DAYS A WEEKr 9’'pl^es.Reg.l.49n(g. W f PXf. Tape Player ment/ Use indoors or out. ■ 1359 59'/z"WIDEI Our SAVE voTrg lORNI GRIBff B884 Mrs. Robotto buys other Robotto got her first job as a 12 per Stort, No Rain Clwcki Reg. OVER Plua! produce whenever her home- waitress. Since she knew no Mrs. Robott’s tomatoes are Crystel Clear Plastic Tumblers AM/FM stereo radio; 38.88 9 oz. old fashioned; or big 2 8 " $10 produced supply runs short, but English she was not sent into tied to stakes, trimmed back so open 100 Playtex Disposable automatic turntable. Four speakers, STEVE MCQUEEN Easy-to-read I ghted numerals, everything she sells is grown in the guest dining room, but each plant has three main Scouts Propose 10 oz. tumblers. Reg. 79c Pkg. Sani*Strlp Bottles adaptable to 4-channel sound. Authentic branches, and they have been early American cabinetry furniture details. walnut graine feabinet.Waketo _____ “THEREIVERS"po Bolton. waited on other employes To Admit Girls Fits Playtex Nursers. rJI! * 1 9 9 music or alarm. Sleep switch. 10 per tied up five times. Plus Delivery in the dining room for the help LILLEHAMMER, Norway Most popular type. 1.79 Our Reg. 299.70 Store, No Rain Checks. When I was there Dennise The stand will close for the at the Biltmore Hotel. Wages (UPI) - The 14th World Scout Our Rm . brought in some baskets of season sometime in October, LowPnen were $21 a month. Jamboree has ended with a SAVEVS301 OFF On BBBHBD |K i.qq small-to-medium tomatoes When she had learned a little depending on the date of the traditional candle-lighting SAVE SAT.-SUN. V V first hard freeze. Once it stayed [ NOW PLAYINO Ph. 42S-44411 A T | ^ purchased from another English she was persuaded that ceremony and a not-so- NERF OVER grower. Mrs. Robotto has no open until Thanksgiving. ALL POWER MOWERS QENE HACKMAN tradltionai call for girls to par­ Football *6 “FRENCH ticipate in scouting programs. IN OUR ENTIRE INVENTORY SAVE OVER CONNECTION II" Girl Saved A total of 17,000 candles • Famous makes such as Sunbeam, 2 nrW E D and SAT. NEW HAVEN (UPI) - The THEATER SCHEDULE flickered in the Nordic night *4 EVES 7:1^S;18 Sat- Black & Decker, Huffy, etc. Friendly football, doesn't .SUN 1:1S-a;15-8;15-7;15-t;18 plight of a Chinese girl in Wednesday as the scouts hurt if it hitsyou. Easy to Reg. 3.19 #7120 Malaysia who faced death with solemnly closed their Jamboree • Rotary, electrics, riders, self-propelled. catch and grip. vonngUMNf OKfBSE a defective heart valve has UA East 1 — “Jaws” 7:20- Vernon Cinema. 1 — “French by reciting the scout oath in the been resolved happily through 9:40 Connection II” 7:15-9:15 languages of 91 nations. Our Reg. Barrel of 4 Ft. Plug-In McGraw-Edison Black & Decker 3/8” efforts generated halfway UA East 2 — “Clockwork Cinema 2 — “The Reincarna­ The steering committee of 79.99 to Monkeys Utility Work Light 71/4” Circular Saw Variable Speed Drill PLUS round the worl^. Orange” 9:00; “Deliverance” tion of Peter Proud” 7:30-9:30 the 75-member Youth Forum at 274.99 •6 7 . *214 3rd SMASH WKI - R 7:00 Showpiece — “Tidal Wave” the Jamboree made a series of msarauMKtsMii 7:30-9:15 30 Assorted per Store, No Rain Checks. Our Our BRANNIGAN UA E a st 3 — D onald’s recommendations for changes ur- Reg. ttarring John Wayno “THE REINCARNATION Duckling' Gang, The Apple Showcase Cinema 1 — in the scouting program to be 1 ^ 1 2 .9 7 ^ 1 8 .7 6 FLEA MARKET OF PETER PROUD” Dumping Gang” 2:00-7:00-9:10 “Rollerball” 1:30-7:10-9:35 considered at the World Bureau Reg. 1.29 1 4 .3 3 2 n ED I m - EIEJ T3UM Burnside 1 — “ French Showcase Cinema 2 — of Scouting meeting in Complete with 2 bulbs and cord, Die cast aluminum housing, lifetime Handles big, tough jobs with ease. . Sn ldl-tl4.5d|.7»MI rjtni U lubricated bearings. Bevetcutsto Poijshed aluminum housing. 50% every SUNDAY Connection II” 7:15-9:25 “Nashville” 1:30-8:15 Copenhagen which begins Monkeys link, arm to arm. ready to plug in. Ideal for shop or Showcase Cinema 3 — “Pink ieairai ' la cHi . 07” 10-Speed For youngsters ages 3 and up. garage. 25 per Store, No Rain Checks. 45°; blade Included. more drilling power than w ' size. Burnside 2 — “The Happy Friday. Nlon’sK tA O eluxe27 Hooker” 7:30-9:30 Panther” 1:45-7:15-9:30 They included': celoriat for teetght totai Showcase Cinema 4 — Manchester Drive-In — “The —A call for national scouting , Ah I tu t fhe riak o f - Reivers” 8:25; “Tidal Wave” “Walking Tall Part II” 1:45- associations to test co­ Eureka 2-Way :SHCHCA« CINtMAi t234 n - U l l E 7:35-9:50 days deftelendyi 10:15 educational scouting, with the l-84EXITS8-SILVER LANE-ROBERTS ST. Dial-A-Nap Vacuum .DOHtUR&GANG,ruHMUiia* 9K ^ note that in some cultures this EAST HARTFORD • 24HR.TEL.INFO.568-8610 would not be permitted; j,,jFREyjGHTEDWRK»4GJJj^^ This printing test pattern Is Our —Provision for a “double part of The Herald quality con-, Glass in Pies IrraparaBla NiU9ti. Our Reg. 4 4 8 8 oath” which would allow those trol program In order to ^ve WORCESTER, Mass.' (UPI) 9 am 'til noon 89.99 59.88 who did not believe in a Sdt.lMUfMe li^for^teUetl TW E B L O C K B U S T E R you one of the finest — Table Talk Inc. said particles Two ways t PARTS DEPT. supreme being to take part in LAbetterb^eWlh® newspapers In the nation. of glass were found In two of Its ent eiiMUdn and. Beater bar brush deep cleans. OF 19751 NOW OPEN pineapple pies. It urged con­ the world scouting movement; (Most Offices) d propxtin of Large disposable bags. sumers who bought pineapple —Inclusion of minors on the 40 per store. No Rain Checks. Saturday %dl$nee4 rAiwti, #1405 9 a.m.'l p.m. and pineapple cheese pies to governing bodies of national return them for a refund. scouting associations. Yaw can aSuilN «ncii 649-3646 /rank" lugged Authorized Chryzlor and .,l>ifdrriiatlon Dodge A Plymouth Parta jiUtyalctan, < Eureka Dial-A-Nap Nn. En Urn. IrlMdS ISle fkay * 12” diagonal Upright Vacuum CHORCHES ttfiinUn attpplement, S)!.‘;fS M S cic.. til tai. M. wwtcsl B/W Portable TV Our w liiM iiiu of Manchester 9% ^71 ndetlabta through 80 Oakland St Manchesiar • "'‘^mr phirmueiak . 69®® ■RRSTAI IRAN I’ & LOUNGFII Our Cleans floors and carpets 6 IN IHf NOT TOO RT. 13 EUIMT6R TEL. 672-7327 DISTANT FUTU8E ways. Powerful 2-speM Th« SunuMr Social Program of Untouched for Fine Food and Atmosphere motor, deluxe bag and built-in I II WARSWIU Manchaatar Community Collaga NO lONGER EXIST Cholco of Over 20 Delicious Entrees “The Satur­ light. 6 per store. No Rain Checks: preamte coaster Tone balanced front speaker, extra strong #2032 , OUT THERE Will DE Plus Eleborete Seleil Ber channel reception; clear, sharp picture. THE GREATER MANCHESTER OPEN TUE8. THRU SUNDAY. JS w Built-in UHF antenna. View am r Mau m m ar H am 1 Naa 4 PA n kN PJ6 day Bank’’ RQLLERBRLL SUMMER WIND ENSEMRLE ELEGANT BANQUET FACILITIES Up to 250 Peopla Philip Strelter conducting “YOUR COMMUNITY X In Ell a n i t t a t In tha outdoor mall 3WXVSTOCHMIGE MANCHESTER SALE: FRIDA Y-& SATURDAY laSnCMl Savings Bank HEALTH SERVICE STORE, Mon. thru Fri. 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Bldwall Straat eampua WITH OVER 25 YEARS m m uuit (main MdOorkim In e iM of^raln) Saturday 9 6.m. to 9:30 p.m. OF CONTINUOUS SERVICE SATURDAY, AUGUST 8 of Manchester 1145 Tolland Turnpike M.... I.... f n .. 7 DAYS A WEEKI" ALL SHOWS tIJIB TIL 2 P.M. 7:00 p.m. Admiaalon Fraa f 4 N<1 - f T PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Fri,, August 8. 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., August 8, 1975 — PAGE FIVE ®anritPBtrr luMtiiw HrralJi •r AREA Finance Board Recommends ______OPINION POLICE REPORT Funds to Retain Planner r%- ANDOVER much time Blake would be timated it has between 250 to The Buckland Battle VERNON the bicident and were turned Donna Holland spending in each portion of the 300 hours of work for Blake. Bruce J. Secore, 20, of East over to juvenile authorities. 646-0375 work he expects to do. Blake has worked on the Hartford was charged Monnler was released on a ^ ,- The Board of Finance has ap­ Blake said it is impossible to wetlands maps, gone on field No one can really win the battle of service and assistance outside its Thursday with second-degree 000 non-surety bond for proved recommending to a calculate exactly how much trips, and begun revising the Buckland. It is bound to leave its boundaries as it saw fit. robbery, second-degree larceny appearance in court Aug. 27. future Town Meeting that it ap­ time is required for each application for the commission. and unlawful restraint, in con­ propriate $1,475 to retain the specific job. He said he felt he There is still much work to be scars on the community. Yet, ap­ Those not in a district who nection with a March 29 TOLLAND services of the town planner un­ could accomplish most done, including revision of parently, it must be fought out. benefitted from the generosity of dis­ robbery of a Vernon gas station. Bruce J. Secore, 20, of East til June 1976. everything that had to be done wetlands regulations. Secore was presented in Com­ - ' • ’M i ! for both the PZC and Wetlands Blake is also in the process of Events are carrying leaders and trict firemen who protected their Hartford was arrested The vote was 3 to 2 with mon Pleas Court 19, Rockville, Thursday on a warrant Robert Little and Richard Commission by June 1976. applying to the federal govern­ citizens of the town and of the Eighth ‘K.' '-'.S’l#* Valdis Vinkels said the issue ment to enable Andover lives and property could reward that and was returned to ^m ers charging him with first-degree r- ■ Hohmann opposing the request. District to the point where it will be generosity in whatever way they State Prison in lieu of posting kidnaping, first-degree assault, Andover has had the services is not output per square hour residents to obtain federal flood bond on other charges. His case of Ronald Blake as a town but how much money the town insurance at minimal costs impossible to avoid a long drawn legal wanted. and first-degree rape in connec­ was continued to Sept. 4 . tion with the. complaint of a planner for two days a week wanted to spend. He said through a federal program. and legislative battle at which more When the town took over formal Tolland woman about Incidento ‘qf'r, H’ll since January. Blake’s services might be a Hohmann said it made him blessing in disguise b^ause the nervous to engage someone than one firehouse and more than one responsibility for fire protection and David Gnuttl, 23, of Somers that allegedly happened in He also works three days a was charged Thursday with Tolland and Rockville. week in Tolland. town was getting advice from a without clear objectives. He small section of town are at issue. collected taxes for providing that third-degree forgery and thiid- Secore was returned to As Tolland needs him for four professional person rather than wanted in writing what Blake would accomplish. Mayor John Thompson sees the vote degree larceny in connection Somers Prison where he is days a week now, they asked if a lay person. protection in this growing communi­ Vinkels took an opposing with a co m p l^t from Hart- being held on other charges. Andover would use him for one Theodore Wright of the of the Eighth District to include the ty, the situation changed. It then mann’s Supermarket, day through December and one Wetlands Commission es­ stand saying no one could Buckland section within its jurisdic­ became the obligation of the town to Rockville, concerning cashing a COVENTRY- day from January until June. guarantee that. tion as an annexation and a threat to provide protection wherever the dis­ check. Arvln V. Lobier, 25, of North As he is need^ by the An­ dover Planning and Zoning Gnutti was presented in court Windham was charged Just Received, New Shipment of the town’s sovereignty. trict did not do so, regardless of dis­ and his case was continued to ’Thursday with driving under the Commission and the Wetlands At least some district leaders view tance from a firehouse. Aug. 28. He is being held at influence of liquor or drugs in Commission, they requested Somers State Prison. funds so he could work for two the town’s insistance on proceeding The two petitions make it obvious connection with a two-car acci­ TROPICAL dent on Rt. 31 in Coventry. days from January until June. with plans for a Buckland firehouse as that neighborhood self-determination Earl Coleman, 20, of Hartford Police said Lobler’s car ’hiere are funds in the present a deliberate attempt to thwart the will is not the way to fix responsibility. If was charged Thursday with five struck a traffic sign, and fiscal budget for Blake to work FOLIAGE PLANTS counts of third-degree forgery, glanced off a utility pole two days a week for six months. Over 140 Varletiesl of the people who petitioned the dis­ Mrs. Cynthia Wilson re-signs the Declaration of Independence inside Hebron’s Bicenten­ it were, there could develop a terrible one count of third-degree causing another car to collide Mary Keenan, chairman of • Areca Palms nial Headquarters. (Herald photo by Dallaire) the Planning and Zoning Com­ Priced from trict for admittance. patchwork and leapfrog pattern. larceny and ope count of with his. • Dracaenas ------second-degree larceny in con­ The other car was driven hy mission, reviewed for the To complicate the matter, a group Ideally, as we have observed • Schefflera nection with complaints from Eileen Haun of Rt. 31, Coventry. finance board the work done to 80« of residents who receive fire protec­ before, there should be one Jurisdic­ several local supermarkets She was treated and released at date by Blake. • Norfolk Island Pine tion from the district has petitioned tion. If there must be two, they have (Harald photo by Plntol concerning the passing of stolen Windham Memorial Hospital. Hebron Gets Funds for Film The work includes the • DIeffenbachIa Heather and Heidi Fultz at Dinner checks. Lobier is to appear in court in preparation of a new zoning the town to take over that function. to divide the town’s geography sen­ and many, many more The checks were allegedly Rockville on Aug. 27. Anne Dallaire map, and on-tour inspection of »55®« taken from the Skelly and with the town’s Bicentennial Bicentennial flag, and a lot of roads and street signs, adding At the heart of the matter is this sibly, according to a pattern that will 228-3267 support has been given to the Walsh firm of Hartford. SOUTH WINDSOR events, and mentioned the street names and an index to question: Does a group of residents satisfy the general welfare. Hebron’s Bicentennial Com­ Bicentennial events that were commission from Reid and the Coleman was presented in Debra Rockefeller of the zoning map, updating the This Week^s Special! mission Thursday received a happening in conjunction with Board of Selectmen. have the right to determine what It would be nice if the town and the court, pleaded guilty to four Glastonbury was charged today « commission’s filing system, Pegler Was Not Fashionable $2,000 federal grant to be the schools in the area. preparation of a new PZC municipality will provide their fire counts of forgery, and was with failure to drive in the Slbun hopes to start the district could agree on such a division. applied toward the production application form, reviewing the ANDORRA JUNIPERS sentenced to 30 days on each proper lane after a one-car ac­ Reid agreed that Slbun has documentary film as soon as protection? The answer has to be no. If not, perhaps one will have to be es­ of a television documentary present long-range plans for the NOW (ONLY 15) count. He was taken to the cident on Sullivan Ave., South worked very hard for the com­ possible with re-enactments of WASHINGTON - 1 once had a couple of film. town, preparing working drafts When there were two fire districts tablished by a higher jurisdiction, the had no awe for the celebrity: indeed, his Hartford Correctional Center. Windsor. Court date is Aug. 26. munity and the program should the revolutionary scenes and drinks with Westbrook Pegler in what he First Selectman Aaron Reid of revised regulations, and in Manchester, neither one of them courts or the legislature. message was that there was something received the grant along with be very successful. also events happening today. called “a nice, low saloon” on New York’s ANDREW TULLY sinister about celebrity. Kenneth Bergeron, 18, of reviewing subdivision Myles Pickar, 25, of Paw­ John Slbun, chairman of the the responsibility of the town govern­ It will be too bad if a legal battle has Lexington Avenue. “Don’t waste your Hartford was charged Sibun thanked members of regulations. So Pegler definitely was not. tucket, R. I. was charged Hebron Bicentennial Commis­ time on me, kiddo,” he said, “I’m the Thursday with third-degree the Bicentennial Commission ■ Water Safe The work to be done includes ment, the situation was different. to be waged. It will have been fashionable. The country was Thursday with failure to grant sion. & world’s greatest columnist but I ain’t “Hell, I won’t get a line in journalism from the wrung side of the political spec­ burglary and third-degree right of way in connection with such as Mrs. Marlon Cello and Water samples have been a complete revision of the Each could set its boundaries at its trum.” overwhelmingly liberal, frequently to the George Cyr, program coor­ worthwhile, however, if the outcome fashionable.” textbooks,” Pegler said that day. “There larceny in connection with a a twoKrar accident at Rye St. Klaus Todte who did so much taken at Amston Lake and they zoning regulations, subdivision *5.00 won’t be room for me after those In short, Pegler was basically conser­ point of swallowing the position of some of dinator for the state Bicenten­ end of town and each could provide of the battle is a permanent solution. This was in Pegler’s declining years, burglary at Tres Bon Cleaners and George R(l. work on the cleaning and fur­ were found within acceptable regulations, a revision of the vative, or right wing. He always believed our liberal statesmen and poUticlani that nial Commission; and Phyllis WHITHAM Nursery after he had been given the sack by professors finish anointing Walter Lipp- in Rockville. His case was The driver of the other car nishing of the Bicentennial limits for bathing purposes. town plan and a procedure of “Grow With Us” mann.” we had too much government, and that the United States should be eternally Formato, coordinator for the Scripps-Howard and was working for the transferred to Common Pleas was Kevin Rlordan, 17, of Plea­ Headquarters. Samples will be taken on a the PZC can follow when the ROUTE 6 BOLTON 643-7S02 Memory is nudged, then, by a new government spent much of its time grateful to Communism (or saving us Bicentennial communities Hearst newspapers ^ a mutually uncom­ Court 13, Windsor. sant Valley Rd., South Windsor. Slbun noted that Hebron was regular basis by the health planner leaves. perpetuating Itself. He attempted almost from Fascism in World War If. throughout the state, awarded M ON.-SAT. 9 to 5:30 (CLOSED SUNDAYS) HERALD fortable alliance. He had become Pegler biography, "Fair Enough. The Life Court date Aug. 26. the first town to receive the department. Several of the finance board somewhat of a paranoiac, I suppose, but of Westbrook Pegler,” by Finis Farr daily to persuade his readers that they But Pegler’s words, however in­ LeoSokolls, 64, of VilUgeSt., the grant to Reid. members wanted to know how Cyr noted that Hehron was YESTERDAYS he was still a splendid conversationalist (Arlington House, $8.95). The book is should be suspicious of Big Government, temperate and ungentlemanly, were Rockville was charged with William Martinez, 19, and very lucky to have such a and he retained the knack of treating reviewed in the current issue of Quill, simply because it was big and therefore needed in a period when even Harry failure to obey a stop sign in Martin F. Burke, 25, both of published by Sigma Delta Chi, the society inclined to be careless about the devoted man as Sibun helping 25 Years Ago Nurseries host annual summer meeting of obscure newspapermen as his equals. Truman was constrained to tell us "I like connection with a two-car acci­ Hartford, were charged of professional journalists, by Dennis citizenry’s right to be left alone: Manchester Police Chief Herman 0, New England Nurserymen’s Association He was also right in his explanation of old Joe” Stalin, and other instant dent at Union and Ward Sts. Thursday with third-degree Chase of McGraw-Hill's London bureau. Of course Pegler used the bludgeon and Schendel and “Goldwood Michael,” and similar meetings of Connecticut, his unpopularity. The eastern liberal historians were jumping into hed with Thursday. burglary and second-degree Chase sums up what was “wrong” with the broad sword Instead of the rapier to leading dog obedience team in the coun­ Massachusetts and Rhode Island Establishment had blossomed, and it was every Communist-loving left winger they Police said the Sokolls car larceny in connection with a Pegler is (as he might put it) his own kind get bis message across. He cailed an SOB encountered. try, entertain thousands at Yankee Nurserymen’s Associations. not chic among those who counted to hate collided with one driven hy break into the home of Charles of stuff,” writes Chase. “The temptation an SOB. He did not suggest that a govern­ Stadium before New York Yankees- (lommunlsts, to question the divinity of the Westbrook Pegler wasji giant, and part Kevin C. ’Trapp, 17, of East St., Chaponls, 30 Clark St., South is to be as ruthlessly unfair to him as be ment official might be a traitor, he called Boston Red Sox game baseball game. 10 Years Ago late Franklin D. Roosevelt, or to say out of his stature resulted from his instinctive Rockville. Sokolii is to an)ear Windsor. Manchester’s C.R. Burr & Co., Inc. could be to others. Pegler was an angry him one. His column was not gentlemanly. rejection of the politically fashionable. If In court Qept S. ’They were held on $10,000 This date was a Sunday: The Herald did loud that the multimillionaire Joe Davies journalist, much like Edward Murrow, He called FDR “Moosejaw” and Eleanor (Burr’s Nurseries) and Vanderbrook had been conned by Joe Stalin during Joe’s he was an outlaw, he was an outlaw in the bonds and were to be presented not publish. Ernie Pyle, I.F. Stone and Tom Wicker. Roosevelt "La Boca” (The Mouth). He tenure as U.S. Ambassador to Moscow. best tradition of taking no guff from our William N. Monnier, 16, of 100 in court today. The difference is that Pegler was angry called Henry Wallace “ Bubblehead.” He ruling barons. Glenstone Dr., Vernon was /ABOUT charged with third-degree Raise Rewards burglary and fourth-degree TOWN EAST WINDSOR (UPI) - larceny on a warrant Issued by Rewards have been increased Sanrlfpst^r Eitrntug Unnlh (Common Pleas Court 19. The A Game of Trial and Much Error to $600 for information in the Department of Connecticut of Come charges stem from a break into death of Stephanie B. Ollsky, the.Nye Street Firehouse World War I Veterans and 15, of East Windsor. The girl Founded Oct. 1, 1881 Suggested Carrier Rates The Manchester Publishing earlier this week, police said. Auxiliary will meet Sunday at 2 WASHINGTON — Don’t trust the latest This is obviously impossible if the was found on Rt.5 July 21 with a Published by the Pavable in Advanro assumes no financial Two Juveniles were ap­ p.m. at the Rocky Hill Veterans Sinaia C o d v responsibility for typographical predictions on what’s next with prices, economy is to keep going. head injury and d i^ Aug. 1 Manchester Publishing Co.. RAY CROMLEY prehend^ in connection with Home and Hospital. Herald Square, Manchester, jobs or the economy generally. With the dollar’s value, and commodity- withut regaining consciousness. Conn. 06040. telephone Q43- There’s no evidence today’s forecasts 2711 {Area Code 203). product prices, constantly changing, the are better than the predictions which economists have not found an accurate ---- in the mean, the experts don't know what Many companies, because it's not Published every evening One Y ear...... $46.80 preceded the 1974-75 recession. they’re measuring or what the way to compare one year’s data with that except Sundays and holidays. v.dil Rates Upon Request Display advertising closing necessary for business operations, in­ join these Government and academic economists of other years. They have not figured out a Entered at the Manchester. Subscribers who fait to receive hours: Three full days prior to measurements signify. evitably don’t keep records of numbers of Conn.. Post Office as Second have not yet done the research necessary their newspaper before 5:30 p.m. publication. Deadline lor Herald Economists are basically artists. They items economists think they want. means for comparing a 1975 product with a NATE AGOSTINELLI ANNOUNCES Class Mail Matter. should telephone the circulation classilied advertising: 12 noon to achieve better measuring sticks. 1974 model in meaningful terms. department. 647-9946. prior to day of publication; 12 use the latest in computers and advanced A great deal of the available data is kept Raymond F. Robinson Methods are being changed, but there is They do not know how to compare a Member noon Friday (or publication mathematical techniques. Their equations jn one form by some companies, in other Publisher little assurance the shifts will make Audit Bureau of Circulation Saturday and Monday. are marvels to behold. This does not make forms by others. This lack of uniformity labor force working at full tilt and one ANOTHER FIRST FOR forecasts much more reliable. All that is them scientists. Science consists of makes it next to impossible to add up working at lower efficiency because of a certain is that some of the new formulas, precise measurements and the testing of results in any meaningful way. cutback in sales, but kept on the job developed after the current recession was theory against reality. Most economic because an employer believes be will need MANCHESTER STATE BANK... in full swing, would have predicted the sad The economists, thus far, are not, after theories and predictions, on the contrary, all, certain of what data they want. those same men next month or six months shape of the economy more quickly and hence and does not want to lose them. *76,000 are based on assumptions which vary ac­ accurately. They’re in the process of trying one thing cording to the individual philosophy of the and another, to see what works. This The economists frequently do not But it is relatively easy to build a model conomists concerned. Computers and would be relatively easy if they were differentiate accurately between sales and which predicts the past precisely. Any deliveries in the detail needed, or how to mathematical equations do not correct dealing with one or two firms. But to get economist worth his salt can keep wrong assumptions or inaccurate data. clear results would require that the measure stockpiling or inventory building f j'im r BANKAMERICARD jiggering with his equations and the data with any degree of correctness, it being all But there’s more to the problem than economists be able to tell thousands of Here’s great news for all he selects until they match last year’s the economists. For one, the required data too similar to “adding apples and curve. That doesn’t mean his formulas companies to change their reporting isn’t available. Accurate economic systems every so often to provide the oranges.” Being able to gather this data Manchester area residents and will work for next year. for one product or another is one thing. forecasting requires hundreds of different bits of data the economists would vfinners.[ . Basically, the problerh is that economic business firms; Manchester thousands — some would say millions — of need for a new round of trial and error. Toting it all up to evaluate the state of the Ba n k A m e r i c a r d . research is in such a primitive stage that. bits and pieces of accurate information. economy is another. State Bank has been officially appointed a Bank Americard OPEN FORUM

Praises one way or another, to get the Board of moral slaves who can be called upon at Kangaroo Justice? Education to go along with the economic any time to sacrifice their integrity or else SEE DICK LAUZIER FOR COMPLETE Senior Center To the editor: lynching of an innocent school teacher or lose their jobs in complete ignominy. Gopd Something big is rotten in the South employe? teachers and employes will flee from such To the editor: Windsor school administration judging And do our voters know that these very a system to greener pastures at the first BANK AMERICARD INFORMATION I feel it is about time a letter is written from the trend of events. Basically wrong people who can do such a good botching opportunity. In the meantime the tension \ job including exposing the town to very buildup in the teachers will be transmitted Carol Lombard Bloomfield, CT. Maurice G. Connors E. Hartford, CT. in regard to our Senior Citizen Center here. is the type of system we have that makes $76,000Grand Prizewinner $76,000 Grand Prize Winner in Manchester. I really douht that there is it possible. Not many people in town know probable and extensive suits In the to the schoolchildren with understandable another like it any other place. Sure we what’s going on or they would already federal and state courts — blithely run damage to their psyches and perfor­ for re-electioq to the school board and for mance. And lastly it will be felt at home in A Quarter of a Million Dollars Left To Win. So far have paid personnel, but who can run a have put a stop to it. Candid, proficient and an expert in business program such as ours without good paid Do many of the townspeople know that election to the Town Council? the family. It’s unreal what one bad apple we’ve given away dozens of $1776 bonus prizes. Plus two help? Volunteers need someone in authori­ the school administration system is so In all honesty the chairman of the Board can do. accounts, Dick is the Vice l^sident to see of Education Instead of asking for a fw At any rate the system should be $76,000 grand prizes in our Spirit of ’76 drawing on July 31. ty, and don’t for a minute think we are organized that it is possible for one welt for your Bank AmeHcard application or to short of good volunteers. Most of us are placed rotten apple to spoil the functioning thousand dollars recedtiy to cover an un­ changed so that the rotten apples have lit­ But we’re not through yet. tle chance of getting into the barrel In tlw glad to do our share to keep things going of the whole system while at the same anticipated pay increment of O.S per cent open an account for Baiik Americard We still have dozens of weekly $1776 prizes and and enjoy our volunteer work. time generating direct paths for people in­ for teachers’ salaries should also have in­ first place, and if they do, to get rid of There are so many activities at* the volved to reach top elective posts in town cluded the money for subh suits as well as them, and not provide conditions for 2 more $76,000 grand prizes to give away. center that 1 fail to see why any retired government? for backpay for a teacher unfairly their cancerous growth. Do the citizens of the town know that it drumm^-out of the system who will sure­ What really gets to me are those people, Catch the spirit. Look for Double Play lottery tickets person has to sit home and be lonesome. Reimnber ■ Manche$ter State Bank, your Between our large bus and our Mini-Bus is possible (1) to frame a teacher or other ly be reinstated. the pillars of faith of the town, who parade with our Spirit of ’76 bonus stub. You could win up to As for statem ents m ade by any about their dally lives and their worship, huawtown bank does not go outaMo the community most anyone may be picked up near their employe sufficiently to maliciously $200,000 with the regular ticket, and $76,000 with our homes. The meals are great, the games destroy his public record of achievement members of the Board of Education about knowing what is going on yet pretending for dedalons affectbii 1 ^ busbwu financing. and crafts, also many trips to take, and one and his good reputation (2) to cast him out getting rid of people who Wouldn’t change that nothing amiss has happened. , bonus stub. — all the evidence I see indicates the per­ Let the voters of this town let those who MEMBER FDIC can surely make friends. of his employment by going through the Hurry, contest ends with tickets dated August 28,1975.* We have come a long way since meeting motions of a mock or kangaroo trUi and son who should have been kept was are running for office know that they do years ago at the Y.M.C.A. where we only (3) to commit economic murder by kicked out and the party or parties who not want people running their schools or The Spirit of ’76. The revolutionary new way to win^ met on Wednesdays from one to four with making it unlikely for the victim to get should have been sacked were given their town if they, are not upright or are different organizations furnishing the other employtnent in his profession? salary Increases. not smart enough to cope with others who Connecticut’s great $200,000 Lottery. afternoon refreshments. Do the I people of South Windsor know When honest mistakes are made or are not upright. Let’s make this a Number MANCHESTER STATE BANK I for one am very grateful for our center that the school officials are in a position to when injustices are done, those responsi­ One priority topic for discussion at all A and all our paid personnel who go out of threaten loss of jobs to teachers or other ble should right the wrong, then run for town coffee kiatches' ana similar ' MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT 06040 • TELEPHONE (203) 646-4004 their way to keep us happy. employes if they would refuse to back up office. Let’s give this thing a badly needed gatherings just for warmer-uppers. Let’s Spirit ol '76 Bonus start right now. Marge Reed false charges made against other Innocent public airing. What is happening, it seems, is that all E. Richard Duval Sanford Rd. teachers or employes? Connecticut’s ^200,000 Lottery school teachers and employes are being 168 Pine Tree Lane Town Do our people know that it is possible. SATtlllDAY BANKINfi 0:00 A.M. td 12 NOOM... put on notice that they are economlc- South Windsor, Conn. •WlnninD stubs must be claimed and validated by September 15,1975 for entry into Grand Prize drawing. $76,000 prizes paid over 5 years. 9 PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Frl„ August 8. 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn,, Fri., August 8, 1975 — PAGE SEVEN Johnston-Griswold Talbot-Maloney

Diane Tracy Griswold of Joyce Ann Maloney and Manchester and Robert Roger Winthrop Talbot Jr., Frederick Johnston of Cam­ TH E BABY both of Manchester, were bridge, Mass., were married married July 18 at Center July 26 in a.garden ceremony at BUSINESS IS NAM ED Congregational Church. the home of the bride’s parents. The bride is the daughter of The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Maloney Mr. and Mrs. Hayden L. Sr. of New Port Richey, Fla., Carbonneau, Henri Paul III, son of Dr. Henri P. Jr.-and Griswold Jr. of 93 Steep Hollow formerly of' Manchester. Companies Announce Margaret J. ^ rk e ry Carbonneau of 53 Shenipslt Lake Rd., Lane. The bridegroom is the Mr. Talbot is the son of Mr. Tolland. He was born July 19 at Rockville General Hospital. His son of Col. and Mrs. Frederick and Mrs. Roger W. Talbot Sr. of maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Berkery of J. Johnston of Red Bank, N.J. 64 Benton St. Honors and Promotions Union City, N.J. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. The Rev. Louis Cremonie of The Rev. Newell Curtis of Henri P. Carbonneau Sr. of West Hartford. His maternal great- St. James Church and the Rev. Center Congregational Church, Louis H urw itz of 104 practice. He has held positions grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Moran of Union City, Newell Curtis Jr. of Center performed the double-ring Conway Rd., Manchester, has with Aetna Life & Casualty and N.J. He has two sisters, Elizabeth Ann, 5, and Katherine Francis, Congregational Church per­ ceremony. Walter Grzyb of joined the William E. Belfiore State Mutual Life Insurance Co. 2. formed the double-ring / Manchester, was organist and Agency, Realtors. He will ceremony. Sirkka Johnson of Underwriter Services Agency soloist. specialize in residential and Peckham, Cristy Ada, daughter of Frederick W. and Carol Manchester played the flute is one of the largest un­ The bride, given in marriage commercial real estate. Louis Hurwitz Balanceau Peckham of Old SUfford Rd., Tolland. She was bom derwriting services, offering a Michael N. Weitz A. Louise Shea and Claire Putsche of by her father, wore a floral Hurwitz formerly was July 20 at Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal grand­ variety of marketing services Gloria Chadwick of to a position in HNB’s eastern Swanson is a 1968 graduate of Manchester played the lute. dotted Swiss gown designed associated with G. Fox & Co. of mother is Mrs. Phyllis Capen of SUfford Springs. Her paternal for the insurance industry. The Manchester has been promoted region, then acting manager of Boston University. He and his The bride, given in marriage with Empire waist, sweetheart Hartford for 25 years, as a grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward Peckham of Buff Cap firm has offices in six major to claim supervisor, accident the Central Village office. wife have two children. by her parents, wore a white neckline trimmed in pearl but­ buyer and later merchandise Rd., Tolland. She has two sisters, Carol Ann and Candy Lynn. cities as well as Hartford. and health insurance, tor The eyelet Empire gown trimmed tons, and short tucked sleeves. manager. Hartford Insurance Group’s with Venetian lace and designed Hurwitz is an Army veteran. Plante, Michael David, son of David F. and Kathleen Lewis Her floor-length veil was at­ regional office at Hartford. with long sleeves edged with He and his wife, Hyalie, have Plante of 61 Vernon Center Heights, Vernon. He was bom July 21 tached to a headpiece of pearls Mrs. Chadwick joined The lace, fitM boride, and A-line two children. at Rockville General HospiUl. His maternal ^andparents are and lace. She carried a cascade Hartford in 1969. skirt. Her matching wide- A. Louise Shea of 19 Hudson Mr. and Mrs. Ernest P. Lewis Jr. of 48 Sunnyview Dr., Vernon. bouquet of daisies, baby’s Chlolkosz Photo brimmed hat was edged with St., Manchester, has been His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Francis Plante of 61 breath. Her gown was made by PUBLIC RECORDS lace. She carried a colonial Michael N. Weiiz of lOB Am­ named a consultant in the Peter L. Swanson of Vernon Vernon Center Heights. -her sister-in-law, Mrs. Virginia Mr. and Mrs. Roger W. Talbot Jr. bouquet of gardenias, Talk About Vacations bassador Dr., Manchester, has policy administration division has been promoted to personal Naylor Photo Maloney. banking manager in the East stephanotis, and baby’s breath. been promoted to vice presi­ of Connecticut Mutual Life In­ Warranty Deed Mrs. Jane Fiengo of Hartford office of Hartford Winifred Henderson Lefebvre, Young, Kristin Linnea, daughter of Erik S. and Sharon Ms. Lynne Derrick of Mrs. Talbot was graduated in a June graduate of Eastern Employes Elaine Lassen and Maureen Houle discuss vacations with Jeannette Dubaldo dent of the Underwriter Ser­ surance Co., Hartford. Umar Rupner and Ludvig Mr. and Mrs. Roln-rt F. Jolinslun Manchester, was matron of National Bank and Trust Co. both Manchester, Aug. 23. Keaveny Young of 66 Weigold Rd., Tolland. She was born July 20 Washington, D.C., the bride’s honor. Bridesmaids were Miss June from St. Francis Hospital Connecticut State College, will Lesperance (left to right), owner of the new Airway Travel Agency at 457 Center St. The vices Agency of Hartford. Upendeks to Town of at Manchester Memorial HospiUl. Her maternal grandparenU cousin, was maid of honor. John J. Johnston of Red garden at the home of the Wendy Miller of Manchester, School of Nursing and is attend Wesleyan University in recently established firm handles airline, hotel, cruise, tour, and car reservations Weitz, a graduate of Adelphi A Manchester High School After four years in the Navy, M anchester, 24.99 feet at are Mr. and Mrs. Bart Keaveny of Ridgefield. Her paternal Bridesmaids were Mrs. David Bank, N.J., was his brother’s bride’s parents, after which the and Mrs. Joyce Steurer of employed by Manchester Middletown to work on his throughout the world. Mrs. Lesperance has had 13 years of experience in the travel in­ University and the Boston graduate. Miss Shea became an Swanson joined HNB in 1972 as southwest corner of E. Center George Frederick Clinton III, accounting operations analyst grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. SUnley P. Young of Reading, Cross of Stratham, N.H., Mrs. best man. Ushers were Brent C. couple left on a trip to Warwick, R.I. Memorial Hospital. Mr. Talbot, master’s degree in environmen­ University School of Law, is a a management trainee. He was and Summit Sts. Newington, and Terry Ann dustry. (Herald photo by Dunn) Berlin, Vernon, Aug. 22, Mass. Her great-grandmother is Mrs. Rose M. Keaveny of Dan­ Walter Fieldsa Jr. of Brighton, Griswold of Waltham, Mass., Switzerland, Ireland and Thomas Fiengo of tal geology. member of the Massachusetts in 1973 and was named an in the credit and corporate trust Marriage Licenses Emanuel Lutheran Church. bury. Mass., Ms. Karin Salomon of the bride’s brother; Dr. Bruce England. They will reside in Manchester, was the best man. Bar and has been in private associate consultant last fall. departments through 1973, then Ronald Lee Chasse and Mary Paris, France, Mrs. Deborah M. Derfick of Philadelphia, Cambridge, Mass. Ushers were Jay Maloney of Wright, Christine Lee, daughter of Daniel L. and Anne Savage Derrick of Philadelphia, Pa., Pa., Kenneth R. Johnston and Mrs. Johnston is employed as Manchester, the bride’s Tiny Tots Program Available Wright of 59 Pearl St. She was bom July 22 at Manchester and Ms. Jacqueline Clarke of Frederidf J. Johnston Jr., both a speech pathologist in the brother; and Brad Steurer of 8 Memorial HospiUl. Her maternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. Westbrook. Ms. Victoria E. of Red Bank, N.J,, the E v e re tt (M a ss.) public Warwick, R.I. The Recreation Department program which includes free Charles Savage of Enfield. Her paternal grandparenU are Mr. Johnston of Los Altos, Calif., bridegroom’s brothers; and schools. Mr. Johnston is a A reception was held at will have a Tiny Tots Program play, group games, stories, Battleship Memorial and Mrs. Daniel L. Wright Jr. of Enfield. She has a sister, Karen the bridegroom’s sister, was Stephen M, Johnson of New financial planning and pension Willie’s Steak Housb, after available during the weeks of music and coloring supervised Anne, 3. junior bridesmaid. Shrewsbury, N.J. supervisor for Aetna Life & which the couple left on a motor Aug. 11 and Aug. 18, ending on by Chris Madsen, an employe of Draws Many Visitors A reception was held in the Casualty in Waltham, Mass. trip to Virginia. They will Friday morning Aug. 22. Summer Activities in Lawler, Eileen Mary, daughter of John W. and Nancy J. reside in Manchester. This is a play learning Manchester. Ruggiero Lawler of 45 O’Leary Dr. She was bom June 25 at Tiny Tots hours are Monday Handsome lines and magnifi­ Manchester Memorial HospiUl. Her maternal grandparents are to Friday from 9 to 11:30 a.m. open every day of the year. cent appointments earned the Mr. and Mrs. Sebastian Ruggiero of 95 Olcott St. Reshaping The Body Takes Time and Monday to Thursday from 1 During the summer months, the to 3 p.m. The cost is 50 cents Battleship USS North Carolina battleship offers two oppor­ the nickname of "The Show- per child for a morning or after­ tunities to the traveling public; noon. Taxes Take boat" among the deep water in addition to the daytime tours develop the breasts. The FDA contends that sailors of Uncle Sam’s World By BETTY RYDER The tennis courts are now of the ship, a night outdoor In litigation, FDA witnesses because they use salts, these No Vacation War II Navy. But for all her Family/Travel Editor available for open tennis play drama tells the exciting and claimed that while using the body wraps are classified as ENGAGED beauty, she was a fearsome during the day. Mothers dramatic history of the device one could exercise the drugs. FDA has brought suit CHICAGO (UPD - Taxes take weapon as she unflinchingly led battlewagon as she participated underlying muscles of the against two such products on wishing to play tennis can leave no vacation, even during vaca­ our Naval forces into the Caveat emptor, or let the their children in the supervised in the major Pacific campaigns breasts but this would have no the grounds that no New Drug tion time. fiercest battles of the Pacific purchaser beware, is a nursery. No registration is of World War II. The 1975 effect on the size or shape of the Application was filed Campaign. Her massive 16" centuries-old Roman warning. The engagement of Miss required. The program is Commerce Clearing House season for the nightly outdoor nZ^coA. 'A b b i^ breasts. requesting the FDA approval to guns bore down on the enemies Consumers seeking new Karen Elise Fiano of Bolton to available at the West Side Rec, gives the following figures: production, titled “The Immor­ A chin strap device promising of freedom with relentless fury. shapes, trimmer thighs and market them, and that no scien­ Michael Dean Hallowell of 110 Cedar St. tal Showboat,’’ continues great results in restoring a tific evidence exists to show On the sales tax front, Connect­ Guadalcanal...Iwo Jima...Oki­ larger breasts, would do well to Manchester, has been an­ through Labor Day. youthful chin and neck line, that the drug is safe and effec­ icut’s rate, which last year had nawa...Tokyo Bay; the names read the label on devices and nounced by her parents, Mr. proved to be “physiologically tive for the purpose claimed. ring out like peals of the Lib­ treatment programs offering and Mrs. Enrico Fiano of 100 been lowered from 6.5 to 6 per SCUBA FEST impossible” and that "the sole While the FDA continues its erty Bell and “The Showboat" such promises. Birch Mountain Rd., Bolton. IN TH E cenL proved to be short-lived; it BONAIRE, Netherlands Anti­ By Abigail Van Buren means of removing fat from the efforts to inspect new devices bore witness to them all. They often fail to deliver and Mr. Hallowell is the son of was increased from 6 to 7 per lles (UPI) - The Bonaire Scuba C 1975 by Chicago TrIbuno-N.Y. Ntwt Synd., Inc. chin and neck is a loss in total or treatment programs, it lies SERVICE The USS North Carolina has sometimes deliver results the Mr. and Mrs. Mario Scussel of cent effective April 1 of this year. Fest will be staged from Aug. 22 body weight through decreased in the hands of the consumer to been returned to the state for user would rather do without. 383 Center St. Motoring to one’s favorite through Sept 19 in the reefs off dietary intake.” investigate the potential which she was named, to the Such testimonials as "In only The bride-elect was Bertrand A. Saur, son of vacation spa is also costlier in this southern Caribbean island. DEAR ABBY: George and I have been married for 32 During the past few years the hazards as well as the potential port city of Wilmington, N. C. 6 days I lost 4 inches off my graduated from Bolton High Ernst A. Saur of 4 Fairfield St.,‘ several widely separated states. years, and with so many of his friends dropping dead of FDA has been confronted with benefits before purchasing where she stands as an en­ waist and 7 pounds of weight," School and is employed as a has enlisted in the U. 8. Marine VACATION PACKAGE heart atUcks and my friends dying of cancer, we sUrted similar cases involving spot products. Arizona boasted its gasoline tax during monument to the more or "In only 5 weeks I added 2 in­ stenographer at the Pratt & Corps. Relaxing In The Sun SAN JUAN, P R (UPI) - The Ulking about what we would do if the other one were to die. reducing devices, rubber The FDA in its latest con­ per gallon from 7 to 8 cents than 10,000 North Carolinians ches to my bustline,” are used Whitney Division of United Pvt. Saur reported to Parris Puerto Rican Tourism Develop­ I told George that if he were to die. I'd never marry again, stockings used to induce sumer report urges buyers to effective last Sept 1st; Hawaii who gave their lives for their in magazine, newspaper, radio Technologies Corp. in East Island, S.C. on Aug. 1, to begin ment Co. has launched a and he said I obviously didn't have a very high opinion of perspiration, and body wraps. beware as new devices continue upped its rate through June 30, country in World War II. Some our marriage. and television ads purportedly Hartford. his basic training. Maryisa Lonski 9, of 215 Henry St. was caught by the folklore-oriented vacation Brand named “Relaxacisor, " to flood the market. 1^6 from 5 to 85 cents a gallon; quarter million persons visit Then George told me that if I were to die, he would all aimed at "making a Her fiance, a graduate of He is a 1975 graduate of Blast Massachusetts went from 7.5 to cameraman, poolside, on the Lido Deck of the Sheraton package named Li Lo Lai. It in­ the spot reducing device “The human body cannot be (Bermuda News Service photo) her each year at her permanent definitely marry again, which proved that he thought more shapelier you." Manchester High School, is Hartford High School. Beach Resort on sunny Miami Beach while vacationing cludes traditional music, food produced electrical shocks to reshaped overnight," it con­ 85 cents through June 30, 1900; berth in the Cape Fear River. of our marriage than I did. According to the Food and employed by Gunver Manufac­ recently at the the famed 20-acre gold coast resort. (Photo and sports. the body through contact pads. cludes. St. George lies serenly at the eastern end of the islands of Bermuda, where it served as the and Minnesota raised its tax The Battleship Memorial is I asked him if he had anybody in mind, and he named a Drug Administration, turers in Manchester. Robert Hampton, son of Mr. from 7 to 9 cents. courtesy of the Sheraton Beach) "The FDA brought suit tiny British colony’s capital for two centuries. Solid colonial buildings with weathered woman whose husband is still living. I asked him what promoters of such products against the distributor in 1970 to and Mrs. Herbert Hampton of about her husband, and he said, “WeU, if yOU can die, HE claim they can develop the 49 Walbrldge Hill Rd., Tolland, walls still flank the narrow lanes and alleys of the 360-year-old town. Still other states hiking their can die, too, so I’m just assuming you were both dead." halt sales of the device on the bust, shape the legs, wipe out grounds that it was dangerous recently enlisted into the U. S. petrol tax are Montana from 7 to One word led to another, and now we aren’t speaking. double chins, build muscles, Army for three years to work 7,75 cents; Pennsylvania, from 8 Abby, is it true that people who think highly of their to health and life," the report eradicate wrinkles, or in some states. as a military policeman. Cruise To Beautiful Bermuda to 9 cents; Rhode Island from 8 to marriage will marry again if a spouse dies, and those who Summer Squash Economical 10 cents; and South Dakota, from don’t, will not? other way enhance beauty or The rubber stockings, on the Hampton will take basic 7 to 8 cents until July 1, 1978 If that’s true. I’ll apologize. desirability. market under the name of training at Ft. Dix, N.J., The FDA Consumer “Love IjCgs” were proved not followed by police training For The Trip Of A Lifetime Maryland smokers will pay GLADYS Summer squash is one of the large skillet, melt two occasionally so that all of the magazine reports that often effective in trimming down before going to his permanent four cents more in tax per pack most economical vegetables of tablespoons margarine or slices will steam evenly. Manchester these devices or treatments are duty assignment. DEAR GLADYS; Apologize. heavy thighs or slimming, the season. Young tender butter. Dice and saute one of cigarettes (from 6 to 10 cents/, nothing more than money­ When time is up, cool by The 1975 graduate of Tolland gleaming grandeur of the shaping and contouring thighs squash can be eaten without onion, one-half cup green By BETTY RYDER holiday, the Statendam will Massachusetts has boosted its making schbmes for their placing squash in a shallow pan High School was active in the LaFontaine or Odyssey dining DEAR ABBY: To begin with, from August through through the removal or removing the rind or seeds, so pepper and two stalks of celery. Fainily/Travrl Editor serve as your luxury hotel. tax per pack a nickel to 21 cents December of last year, I had a running battle with the credit promoters. which is set into a larger pan of fire department prior to going rooms, a well-trained Indone­ redistribution of fat. there is no waste. And squash is Cook until soft, but not brown. .You’ll be just steps away from through June 30, 1980, while department of a large, well-known, high-class, New “The results they produce are cold water or ice. Squash is on active duty. sian crew will cater to your Once again the court ruled low on calories, so just about Add one-half to one pound Two big, beautiful, fun-filled the top stores and night spots, Rhode Island has hiked its tax York-based department store. They claimed I owed them questionable, and some are delicate, so running water , ships sail Saturdays from New every wish. so you can go ashore whenever that the "sole means of everyone can afford to eat it. ground beef. Brown with the from 13 to 18 cents. $ 100. hazardous to health," it states. should not be poured over the • York, the Holland-America’s Entertainment is provided by you please to enjoy the civilized removing fat from the thighs is All varieties of summer vegetables. Add one diced After much correspondence, they finally admitted that "If the product is a drug, a loss in total body weight squash to cool it. Pack the t ,'s.s. Rotterdam and the s.s. top performers in the lounge. atmosphere and unhurried pace Also, New Hampshire’s 42 per squash provide small amounts zucchini or yellow squash in cooled squash into containers, is out to sea due to a computer error, instead of MY owing them $100, FDA can require proof under ’Tfi* fuaf Off Co. That through decreased dietary in­ of vitamins A and C and niacin, (c;Statendam. There are first rate movies in of Bermuda's charming life cent tax on tobacco products has THEY owed me 104! the Food, Drug, and Cosmetic season, and three medium-sized allowing a half-inch headspace Savot You Monojrr ' take." says Janina Czajkowski, Exten­ To familiarize area residents the theatre or dancing in the style. been replaced by a tax on For the last six months, they have been sending me a (FD&C) Act that it is safe and tomatoes, cut up. Season lyith for pints, one inch for quarts. September 27only. The body wrap involves use of sion nutritionist, at The Univer­ ^''with the memorable adventure Ritz Carlton Ballroom, or in Whether you select the cigarettes of 12 cents a pack. monthly notice that I have a credit of 104. effective before it is put on the herbs to taste such as oregano, Seal and freeze promptly. cloths soaked in epsom salts sity of Connecticut. Choose I- of sailing aboard a luxury four other lively places. Rotterdam or the Statendam, a Abby, so far, it has cost them 6O4 in posUge to call my market. FDA has no authority basil, garlic powder, parsley, B&B OIL C0.I Travelers should also note S.S. Rotterdam and s.s. Statendam 7-day cruises and wrapped around the section yellow crookneck or Ccruise ship, Holland America In Nassau, The Rotterdam Holland America cruise will be attention to a 104 credit. Don’t you agree that this is to require premarketing proof salt and pepper. CCH said that they will face absurd? of the body where weight loss is straightneck squash, dark J^Cruises have scheduled a docks at Prince George Wharf one you will long remember. of safety or effectiveness. Cover and cook on low heat m local sales, cigarette and to Nassau and Bermuda at the lowest It’s no wonder the state of New York is broke. Those desired. green zucchini or light green special “test market" cruise in the heart of town allowing “If a product already on the until squash is tender. Serve CM. gasoline levies in many areas as know-it-all easterners think they are so smart that nobody scallop squash. Use the squash %for Sept. ,27 at greatly reduced several hours for sightseeing, market is a hazard to health, with cooked rice, tossed salad 3 6 « COD. well as admissions, pari-mutuel rates in history-from $295. can tell them a thing. in combination with other grates. shopping in the famous Straw FDA can request the manufac­ or creamed cucumbers. and alcoholic beverage taxes Please print your comments on this ridiculous situation, vegetables or meat, or alone ABOUT 24 Iswt Rsucs fir isCvirf 3^ With the choice of either a 7- Market, or visits to the Royal GAMBLER JUNKETS turer or distributor to remove it Easy to Freeze Victoria Gardens. imposed in many states. Free motor coach to and from the ship. and I will gladly spend a dime to mail it to them. with butter, salt and pepper. 200 BAL MINIMUM j' day Nassau/Bermuda or a 7- FREEPORT, Bahamas (UPI) from the market voluntarily, or Summer squash is easy to TOWN '■ day Bermuda cruise, with rates Then it’s on to Bermuda and - Bahamasair, the national These taxes are in addition to HADITINL.A. ;|3^0LLEGE To cook summer squash, freeze, says Kenneth Hall, 24-HOUR SERVIOC Join your neighbors on the holiday of a lifetime. Bring the family, get the Agency can resort to legal ranging from $295 to $450 its soft coral pink beaches. You airline, has inaugurated the federal cigarette and wash it, slice or dice it into half­ assistant professor of a group of friends together, and board a free Greyhound bus direct to DEAR HAD IT: I agree, it’s foolish to spend IO4 month actions, including seizure of the NOTES Can •‘ (based on double occupancy) can play tennis, hire a motor­ “gambler junket" flights nightly gasoline taxes. product. In such cases,- FDA inch thick pieces. Cook in a nutritional sciences and exten­ Committee members of the New York. At these incredibly low prices, the whole town will be after month to inform a customer of a 104 credit. But why small amount of boiling water. ' passengers may enjoy the bike and explore the enchanting between Miami and this resort must prove that the device is sion food preservation Manchester Veterans Council turning out. State rooms for $295, $325, $395 and $450. indict a whole state for the nonsensical business practice of Nancy Dyer of 57 Shallow- (Have just enough water to 649-2947 fabulous facilities of either country lanes. Or perhaps you’d city. Total cost to El Casino here one company? adulterated or misbranded.” specialist. You need to preheat will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. BURNER SERVICE The Goodtime Ship Rotterdam gives you oceangoing luxury and brook Lane, a student at Cen­ cover the bottom of the pan so cruise ship. like to take a buggy tour, or and back is $36, and those mak According to the article a squash a different way than you at the American Legion Post fun, plus a touch of Nassau excitement and the charming mystique of tral Connecticut State College, that squash will not scorch. It Bus transportation is view the underseas gardens on ing the trip are not required to DEAR ABBY: A woman complained that her husband product may be considered mis­ blanch other vegetables. Home. Bermuda. Or cruise the Statendam and get tour solid days of is taking part in a week-lqpg en­ has a high water content and provided free from Hartford a glass-bottomed boat trip. gamble. draerted her and their children, and when she tried to locate branded if the directions for use vironmental studies workshop Choose young, tender squash. via special chartered motor- If you want to visit Bermuda Bermuda's golf, tennis, swimming, sailing, shopping, and gorgeous him through the Social Security office, they told her he was does not need lots of water to Wash and cut the squash in half­ Travel Service scenery. On both ships, lavish cuisine, entertainment and service—with on the label are inadequate, or conducted jointly by the U. S. cook in.) coach to New York Passenger longer, sail on board the s.s. alive, but they refused to disclose his whereabouts. (You if the product is dangerous to inch slices. 555 MAIN STREET I no gratuities required. 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A’s Acquisition of Williams Underestimated SCOREBOARD Hayes Takes PGA Lead,

A’s for two relief pitchers and total to 16 and his RBIs to 57 Williams said the move from NEW YORK (UPI) - ‘"The disadvantage is that you grand slam homer of the season Albury’s first pitch of the game shutout relief to gain the vic­ Thursday'! Sports Results infielder Manny Trlllo. And now Thursday night by clouting a National League Those who thought the a National League regular to an got to find a way to keep loose in the seventh inning and Blue for an inslde-the-park homer to tory while Andy Hassler suf­ By United Press International he has become one of the key pair of homers to lead the A's to East Oakland A’s’ reign was over while waiting tq,bat.” he said. allowed only four hits while start Kansas Cjty on the way to fered his 10th consecutive w. 1. pet. g.b. when they lost pitcher Jim reasons why Oakland is headed a 10-1 rout of the Texas striking out nine to gain his 15th a rout of Minnesota and a sweep defeat, tying a club record. American League Pittsburgh 06 48 i89 for a fourth consecutive East Philadelphia 82 SO .564 4 Nicklaus Three Behind Rangers. ‘“The advantage i^ that you add victory. of their four-game series. The Orioles 7, Tigers 6 "Catfish” Hunter were un­ w. 1. pet. g.b, New York 56 S3 j o i TVs. American League Western The two homers gave two years to your career. This The triumph kept the A’s 6W Boston derestimating the abilities Royals, who have won 12 of 15 Don Baylor doubled home the n 44 .607 - • St. Louis S7 54 514 (M AKRON, Ohio (UPI) - It who bogeyed the final hole, and rounds at Firestone. down again and made some bir­ Division title. Williams 408 for his career and games ahead of Kansas City in Baltimore 60 SO .545 7 of one Billy Leo Williams. is a big year for me in terms of under new manager Whltey tie-breaking run with two out in Chicago 52 61 .460 14V^ will take more than leading Tom Weiskopf, who shot his way ’’But I came out here dies." Williams, a lifetime .296 moved him into the No. IS spot TiERIMlif lEAGUE adjustment 'cause I’m not used the AL West. Herzog, collected 13 hits, wiU the 10th to give Baltimore a vic­ New York U S3 .523 9^ Montreal 47 82 .431 l7Vk Milwaukee Si m M m back into the thick of things with Wednesday and couldn't do B en so n , a n a tiv e of ’The off-season acquisition batter, has not hit for a high on the all-time list. to sitting on a bench. It’s tough In other AL games, Kansas West the first round of the PGA Cookie Rojas and AI Cowens tory and hand Detroit its 12th Cleveland SO SO .400 birdies on the final three holes. anything,” he said, “so I went Jamestown, N.Y., birdied the of Williams from the average, but his run production "As far as the hit goes, it’s no getting adjusted to different City crushed Minnesota 10-2, w. 1. pet. g.b. Championship to get Mark each getting three. Eric consecutive loss — one shy of Detroit 46 67 .407 22^ Cincinnati 74 38 .661 Hayes, who admitted to being back to a natural action. I hit final hole to go two under. His Chicago Cubs by A’s Owner big deal,” Williams said. "I’m New York beat Qeveland 6-3, West Hayes excited. has been exactly what the A’s umpires, to different pitchers. Soderholm had a two-run homer the club record. Singles by Bob­ Los Angeles SB 56 .513 W/s nervous only on his second shot everything pretty good." Charles 0. Finley may have glad that I got them but it’s not Boston topped Milwaukee 4-2, w. I. pet. g.b. Hayes, a second-year pro putt hesitated on the edge of the were hoping for when they ob­ Everybody who comes over for the ’Twins. by Grich and Tommy Davis San Francisco 56 S7 .491 19 on the final hole, almost birdied Benson, like Hayes playing in tained him to serve as their really all that important. It just Chicago whipped California 8-4 Oakland 60 43 .616 - San Diego S3 SO .473 21 from Stillwater, Okla., who cup before falling in. been the greatest bargain here seems to have a lot of trou­ While Sox 8, Angels 4 preceded B aylor’s gam e­ Kansas City e 40 J60 6Vt the 18th. his first PGA event, said he was designated hitter. helps that I’m starting to get a and Baltimore nipped Detroit 7- AtUnta 40 62 .441 W s seemed almost bored while “I would have gladly walked since five-cent baseball ble at first.” Jorge Orta drove in three winning hit off losing reliever Chicago S6 57 .401 14 Houston 41 75 363 35 shocked to be among the little more consistent. ’Three describing his three-under-par off the course with a 69,” said bubblegum cards. Williams, who hit 392 homers 6 in 10 innings. runs and Nyls Nyman knocked Bob Reynolds. Gates Brown Texas S3 60 .400 16^ Thursday's Games His tee shot plugged in the leaders. thousand hits is my main goal Minnesota 40 65 .430 21 67 round Thursday on the Benson. "I just didn't want it to The 37-year-old Williams, one and drove in 1,354 runs in just Joe Rudi and Vida Blue also in a pair to highlight Chicago’s had an AL record-breaking 16th New York 7 Montreal 0 soft ground between two The 35-year-old pro who once because if you can get three California 40 66 .430 21 Chicago 5 Philadelphia 3, night Firestone Country Qub course, go zinging by.” of the all-time stars of the Cubs, over 14 seasons with the Cubs, American League designated contributed heavily to the A’s’ Royals 10, Twins 2 triumph over California. Dave career pinch-hit homer for Ihursday's Results bunkers and he got a drop. gave golf lessons to John F., thousand hits, that means that Houston 6 Pittsburgh 1, night says it’s too early to get worked Nicklaus called his 70 "a bit was acquired last winter by the raised his season’s home run hitter had its advantages and victory. Rudi belted his second Fred Patek cracked Vic Hamilton pitched six innings of' Detroit in the ninth. Chicago 8 California 4 Tonight's Games After his ball twice rolled back Teddy and Mrs. Rose Kennedy you’re consistent,” frustrating,” adding, ” 1 disadvantages. Boston 4 Milwaukee 2 (All Times EDT) up. into a bunker, he was allowed to at the Palm Beach, Fla., Coun­ Oakland 10 Texas 1, night "I didn’t think about probably got as little out of the Montreal (Warthen 54) at Cincinnati place it and then drilled a four- try Club while still a teen-ager, round as I could get. I played a Kansas City 10 Minnesota 2. night. (Darcy W), 7:00 p.ri^ leading,” said the former New York 6X1eveland 3, night iron shot 12 feet from the pin. was under par after four holes, lot better than I scored.” Giicago (Dettore 44 and Burris 64) Oklahoma State University The putt missed. Baltimore 7 Detroit 6,10 inns, night at Atlanta (Morton 12-12 and Dal but bogeyed three in a row. Weiskopf, on the other hand, Tonight's Games two-time all-American. "It’s a Canton 04), 2, 7;35 p.m.. Hayes, who stands 48th on “When I was two under I got was very pleased with his bir­ Red Sox Going Strong (All T'mes EDT) San Francisco (Falcone 8-7) at little too early to get excited. If this year’s money-winning list a little excited," said Benson, Kansas City (Pattln 84) at Cleveland Philadelphia (Underwood 114), 7:35 this was the third round, I die, birdie, birdie finish. Thoughts (Harrison 44). 7:30 p.m. p.m. with $47,951, said he had been whose 68 is his best on a brief “It looked like 1 was on my Minnesota (Butler 14) at Detroit might get excited.” experimenting with his swing tour try, “but I went one over Los Angeles (Rau 94) at New York Hayes, who made the turn in way out of the golf tour­ MILWAUKEE (UPI) - The “It’s probably because they are playing (Lolich 10-11), 8 p.m. (Matlack 134), 8:06 p.m. during the first two practice very quickly. Then I settled nament,” said Weiskopf, “and Brewers and the Boston Red Sox were more aggressive baseball and that’s Texas (Hargan 74) at Milwaukee San Diego (Splllner 44) at St. Louis 33, two under, birdied the 11th ApLENty (Travers 44), 8:30 p.m. now I’m right back in it." fighting for the American League giving them their momentum,” he said. (Forsch 104), 8:30 p.m. and strung together seven Baltimore (Mitchell 14) at Chicago Pittsburgh (Ellis 7-7) at Houston straight pars, held a one-shot Former PGA champions Ray East lead a month ago. But now, the "When you’re not winning, you don’t tend (Wood 12-13), 0 p.m. (Konieezny 5-11 or Niekro 34). 6:35 By Len Auster lead over Bob Benson ol Easton, ’ Floyd and AI Geiberger were Brewers are slumping and the Red to be aggressive and wait for things to New York (Gura 3-4) at Calif(tfnla p.m. also at 70. That list also in­ (UPI Photo) happen," (Hockenbury 0-1), 10:30 p.m. Saturday’s Games Conn., head pro at the Golf Club ------U,S, Tennis Tournament — Sox are going strong. Boston (Cleveland O-*!) at Oakland cluded Jim Dent, Bruce Devlin, Rick Wise scattered eight hits for his Montreal at Cincinnati, 2:15 p.m. at Aspetuck, and tour pro Larry Johnny Miller Looks Puzzled Milwaukee dropped its fourth game in a (HoIUman 114). II p.m. Los Angeles at New York, 2:15 p.m. Tom Watson, Mike Morley and 15th victory of the season against six Hinson, both of whom had 68s. Bits and Pieces row ’Thursday, a 4-2 defeat at the hands of Saturday's Games Chicago at Atlanta, after completion Art Wall. Missed Short Putts, Carded 78 losses. It was his eighth straight triumph Minnesota at Detroit, 2:15 p.m. Another shot behind were Bob Who said major league baseball games are lengthy. It division-leading Boston, and fell 15W of suspended game, 7:35 p.m. and he walked just one and struck out four. Texas at Milwaukee. 2:30 p.m. San Francisco at Philadelphia. 7:36 Wynn, Billy Casper, Ed Women’s Division took San Diego Padres’ pitcher Randy Jones just over 90 games off the pace. Boston at Oakland, 2:30 p.m. Jim Slayton (11-11) lost while pitching p.m. Dougherty and Fred Wampler. The last time the Red Sox left town, July Kansas City at Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. San Dieo at St. Louis, 8:00 p.m. 11 Strokes Back I minutes to win his 15th game of the season last his sixth complete game in a row. Nine golfers were at even par 3, the Brewers were just two percentage Baltimore at Chicago, 9 p.m. Pittsburgh at Houston, 8:35 p.m. Wednesday. Most games are around the two-hour Fred Lynn collected two doubles and a New York at California, 10:30 p.m. 70, including Jack Nicklaus, Marked by Upsets points behind them. mark...Rod Carew of the Minnesota Twins is still toying single and drove in two runs, including the A crowd of 24,817 ’Thursday boosted the with the magical .400 mark. Going into Thursday’s play, winning run in the third inning. The club’s season attendance to 1,(X)3,368 after INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (UPI) — Men’s action at the U.S. the Twins’ second baseman was hitting a hefty .373, doubles were his 30th and 31st of the 52 dates and Mike Hegan, whose two home Open Clay Courts tennis tournament is going almost accor­ Miller Ready to Exit season as he vaulted past Kansas City's MAJOR LEAGUE BOXSCORES leading Boston’s Fred Lynn by 41 points. 'The Texas runs accounted for the Brewers scoring, ding to form, but upsets have made a near shambles of the Hal McRae into the league lead. Rangers have given Frank Lucchesi a one-year extension said maybe the team is trying too hard to A three-run outburst in, the third gave women’s division. on his contract to manage the club. Lucchesi replaced Bil­ please all those fans. the Red Sox their winning runs. Rico AMERICSN LEAGUE There are practically no “name” challengers between Chris After Opening Round Minnesota Kansas City ly Martin, who has since taken over the reins of the New (UPI Pholnl "These certainly are hard times,” NATIONAL LEAGUE Evert of Fort Lauderdale, Fla. and the $10,000 women’s first Petrocelli opened with a double. A Rick ab r h bi ab r h bi York Yankees. Hegan said. "It could be we want to win California Chicago Ford cf 4 0 10 Patek ss 5 112 Montreal New York prize, although the way contenders have been falling, there is no Burleson single and a walk to Bemie Car- ab r h bi ab r h bi UConn basketball recruits Jeff Carr and Jim Abromaitis Boston’s Jim Rice Out at Plate too much to please the fans. Maybe we’re Terrell lb 4 0 0 0 WhiU u 0000 abrhbi abrhbi assurance the 1974 Wimbledon champ will survive the upset bo loaded the bases. Denny Doyle singled Remy 2b 3 10 0 Kelly rf 4110 AKRON, Ohio (UPI) - naments in 14 months on the ril play the second round, pressing too much.” Carew 2b 4 12 0 Rojas Zb 5 13 1 Mangual cf 3 0 0 0 Unser cf 5 13 0 have been doing extremely well in the Hartford Summer Rivers cf 4 0 2 0 Dent u 4120 parade. PGA tour. Brewers' Catcher Darrell Porter Applies Tag to score two runs and, with one out, Lynn Oliva dh 4 0 1 0 OUs cf 42 11 Dwyer If 4 0 0 0 Mlllan 2b 5 011 Johnny Miller is ready to go but I don’t think anybody would Asked what has gone wrong with the Collins If 4 0 0 0 May If 3 2 0 1 Men’s seeds Guillermo Vilas of Argentina, Arthur Ashe of League. Either could step into a starting job for the 1975-76 doubled home Carbo to make the score 3-1. Soderblm 3b 4 11 2 Mayberry lb 4 111 (barter c 2 0 0 0 Kranepol lb 4 0 0 0 Now he’s in the midst of a miss me if I didn’t show up.” Brewers since Boston’s last appearance Garrett lb 3 1 1 1 DJohnson lb 5 1 11 home, and he may get his Braun If 1 0 0 0 McRae If 3 111 Jorgensn lb 3 0 0 0 Kingman If 4 12 1 Miami and Manuel Orantes of Spain made quick work of their op­ midsummer slump. campaign...The Denver Nuggets of the American Basket­ Boston added an insurance run in the Chalk Sb 3 0 10 Melton dh 2 10 0 wish today. Miller’s problems with the here. Hegan said it seems to be a matter Briggs If 3 0 10 Wohlford If 10 0 0 Biittner rf 4 0 10 SUub rf 3 2 2 1 ponents Thursday while most of the play by women was in ball League have extended coach Larry Brown’s contract seventh on Carbo’s single, a sacrifice and Harper dh 3100 Orta 2b 4 0 2 3 "Every summer it’s the same long and tough Firestone course of aggressiveness and momentum. Thompsn ss 4 0 0 0 Brett 3b 3 112 Parrish 3b 4 0 10 Garrett 3b 2 10 0 ‘Tve lost interest,” he Nettles rf 2 111 Stein Sb 4 110 doubles. thing," he said. “I hit rock bot­ for five years. Brown, who led the club to the most vic­ Lynn’s two-out single. Bostock rf 3 0 00 Killebrew dh3 0 1 0 Mackanin 2b 4 0 1 0 Grote c 2 10 0 Thursday were that he could Valentine rf 2 0 0 0 Nyman cf* 3122 Second-seeded Julie Heldman was eliminated from the singles said. "I wish the season Roof c 1010 Scott dh 110 0 Frias n 3 0 0 0 Phillips ss 4 0 3 3 tom just about the time of the not recover. He’d miss greens, tories by a pro team a year ago (69) also received a hefty Rodrigues c 3 0 0 0 Downing c 3010 by unseeded German Katja Ebbinghaus, 7-5, 6-4. The European were over.” Ex-Mate Downs Phils Borgmann c 2 0 0 0 (^wens rf 3 2 3 2 Rogers p 1 0 0 0 Seaver p 3 110 PGA." and always make bogeys. Mltey ss 3 0 2 2 Vuckovicta p 0 0 0 0 pay increase...Former Green Bay Packer defensive stan­ Albury p 0 0 0 0 Martinez c 4 0 10 Lyttle ph 10 0 0 won six straight games after trailing Miss Heldman, 5-1, in the Miller shot a 78, eight over H a s ^ p 0 0 0 0 Hamilton p 0 0 0 0 On Tuesday, Miller thought “I’m not a good scrambler,” dout Willie Davis will be the television color man for the Johnson p 0 0 0 0 Spllttorff p 0 0 0 0 Scherman p 0 0 0 0 0000 opening set. par, in the first round of the maybe he was coming out of it. NEW YORK (UPI) - the Pittsburgh Pirates in the the Pittsburgh Pirates 6-1. L*m«p Decker p 0 0 0 0 McDaniel p 0 0 0 0 Bailey ph 10 0 0 he said. “I’m a good birdie preseason games of the New England Patriots...Minnesota Site Change Indians Stopped, Brewer p 0000 Also falling was No. 6 seed Terry Holladay of LaJolla, Calif., PGA Championship Thursday. Mark down Andy Thornton National League East. Mhh 7, Kx|io8 0 Briles p 0 0 0 0 Murray p 0 0 0 0 He shot 64 in a practice round. putter, but not a good par 0 4 7 4 TotaU S 8 U) 7 Vikings’ defensive tackle Alan Page is attending the Weather permitting, the Totals ToUU 34 2 7 2 ToUls 36 U) 13 10 ToUls 30 0 3 0 ToUls 32 7 12 6 who lost to Donna Ganz of Miami Beach, 7-6, 6-3. He made eight bogeys, no bir­ But Thursday, he got up late, as another of those "guys Larry Christensen, victim of Tom Seaver, making a rare California m 100 000-4 putter. I didn’t have much University of Texas Law School. He will not be on hand MinnesoU 000 000 003-2 Montreal OOOOOOOOI^-O The only woman’s seed to survive a match was Janet Newberry dies, and finished the day 11 Thornton’s homer, took the appearance with three days Girls’ Senior Fast Pitch Oiicago 212000301-6 rushed to the course, and chance to putt for birdies who got away” only to come Yanks Head West Kansas City 311022 lOx-10 New York 60001100x-7 of LaJolla, who downed Mariana Simionescu of Romania, 7-6,6-3. when the Vikings face the New York Jets in the exhibition DP-^Ufomla 1. Chicago 2. LOS- shots behind — and in position started bad by making a bogey loss, his third in nine decisions. rest, hurled a three-hitter to J^ftball League cham- Erlliompson. LOB-MinnesoU5, Kansas E-Parrisb. Carter. DP-Montreal2. LOB- today.” back and haunt his former Callfomla 4, Chicago 8. Vilas, who has won three straight tournaments and 19 straight to miss the 36-hole cut. opener Saturday at Phoenix...Wednesday, Aug. 13, has Rick Reuschel (8-12) went the give Roy McMillan his second pibimiip game between City 7. Montreal 7, New York 7. at the 500-yard second hole, What he did have a chance to employers. 2B-Nettles, Stein SB-Harper. S^ilialk. 2B-SUub, Phillips, Kingman, Parrish. matches during that string, cruised by Patricio Cornejo of Chile, "I never got upset, never which produces more birdies been designated Dick McAuliffe Night when the Bristol straight win as new Mets’ Tradeh World Antiques and CLEVELAND (UPI) - The New York Yankees are Ip b r er bb so Z^McRae, Cowens, Killebrew, Ford. do was talk a lot with Rod Thornton, a native of West Carew. SB-Otla. HR-Patek (4), Soderholm SB-Phillips. S-Seaver. 6-3, 6-3. He plays Zejiko Franulovic of Yugoslavia today. swore, never threw a club,” he Red Sox host the Reading Phillies at Muzzy Field. manager. Seaver, filling in for Hauler L Ml 214 4 5 5 5 1 than any other hole on the Funseth, his next-door neighbor l% e’s Citgo will be played heading for the Pacific shores in search of victories star­ (7). SF-Brelt. ip h r er bb so Chester, Pa., originally signed Lange 324 3 3 3 2 2 Orantes, the No. 3 seed, is matched against Bob Carmichael of said. “I think it’s time for me to course. McAuliffe, former major leaguer with the Detroit Tigers Jon Matlack (injured the night ip h r er bb so Rogers L 84 4 7 S S 3 1 in Napa, Calif., and one of his with his boyhood favorites, the tonight at 6 at Cheney Tech, ting tonight, ater winding up the stand here with a 6-3 win Brewer 2 3 0 0 0 0 Australia after outlasting Dick Dell of Bethesda, Md., 6-1, 6-2. •go home for lessons” before in an auto accident), up­ Albury L 6-7 42-3 8 7 7 2 1 Scherman 2 4 2 1 1 1 “That killed me, got me going playing partners Thursday. and the Boston Red Sox, is now manager of the Class A Vuduniefa 3 4 4 4 4 1 Philadelphia Phillies, but never over the Cleveland Indians. Johnson 1 1-3 4 2 2 0 1 Murray 2 I 0 0 0 0 Ashe beat Joaquim Loyo-Mayo of Mexico, 6-1,6-1, in 39 minutes. Lessons are the last thing in the wrong direction," he ped his record to 15-7 and was Hamilton W34 8 30005 “Rod and I kept telling each farm club. made it to the parent club. Decker 2 11110 Seaver W 15-7 9 3 0 0 4 7 Miller thought he needed a few treated to a five-run first in­ Vuckovich pitched to 1 batten In 4th; said. “It’s funny. I’ve become a other we couldn’t play,” Miller The Yankees, who are five Spllttorff W 54 8 4 0 0 0 2 HBP-by Scherman (Garrett). Instead, he wound up with the Lange pitched to 3 batten in 7th. months ago. For more than a great practice round player and On the Home Front ning, the highlight being Mike McDaniel 2 1 0 0 0 0 PB-CarUr. chuckled. Chicago Cubs via the Atlanta games over .500 and 9W games HBP-by Hassler (Kelly). year, he was the game’s domi­ Phillips’ three-run double. Town A Division Briles 1 2 2 1 0 1 T-2:25. A-18.03B. my game deteriorates as the They were right. The Zone Eight All-Stars dropped a 2-1 decision to the Braves’ organization. behind the Elastem Division T 4:S A-M,5a HBP-by Albury (Mayberry). nant player, winning 11 tour- week goes on. Funseth had a 78, too. Zone One All-Stars Tuesday night at Muzzy Field in Thursday, however, Thornton Astro* 6, Pirates 1 leading Boston Red Sox, will Chicago Philadelphia Argentinian Vilas WP-AIbury. Left-hander Dave Roberts (7- ab r h bl ab r h bi Bristol. John Koepsel and Bruce Ballard pitching well but came home for one of his in­ play seven games against T-Z:13. A-15,566. Keaslnger ss 5 0 0 0 Cash 2b 4 0 2 0 12) also tossed a three-hitter as California and Oakland before the former still absorbed the loss...A number of family frequent visits and dealt an em­ Boston Milwaukee Monday cf 3 0 0 0 Bowa ss 4 0 0 0 the Astros prevented the Cardenal U 5 11 0 Maddox cf 4 100 combinations have been running each Wednesday night in barrassing blow to his ex-mates Softball Tourney winding up their current 16 abrhbi abrhbi New York Cleveland Hottest Net Player with a three-run homer in the Pirates from increasing on game road trip with three con­ Carbo rf 3 2 10 Money Sb 3 0 0 0 ab r h bl ab r h bi Morales rf 110 0 Luzinski If 2 0 0 0 FACTORY REBATES the summer cross-country series staged at the MCC cam­ Bonds rf 5 110 Manning cf 5 0 10 Ihoroton lb 4 2 13 Allen lb 4 12 2 MAJOR eighth inning that carried the their four-game lead over the tests in Kansas City. Evans rf 1 0 0 0 Porter c 4 0 2 0 pus. Doyle 2b 4 012 Scott lb 4 0 10 Alomar 2b 4 1 3 1 Bell 3b 3 110 Hosley c 4 0 1 0 Johnstone rf 4 0 1 0 Cubs to a 5-3 victory over tbe Phillies. Greg Gross doubled The Yankees defeated the In­ WhiU If 5 0 0 0 Gaihble If 4 12 1 Trlllo 2b 3 011 Schmidt 3b 3 12 1 INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) — Guillermo Vilas, the Argen­ LEAGUE Don Roy (Masters) and his sons Tim (Jogger) and Mike distance for Chicago to gain the To Start Monday Yitrzmsk tb 4 0 0 0 Aaron dh 4 0 0 0 UP TO $300 ON Phillies. win. Dick Allen added a two- home a pair of Astro runs in a dians on a two-run homer by Lynn cf 4 0 3 2 Hegan If 4 2 3 2 Munson c 4 111 Powell lb 2 110 Sperrlng Sb 3 110 Oates c 4 0 0 0 tine with the deadly left-handed backhand, just might be (Youth) is one set of family participants. & b Russell and Nettles 3b 4 112 Carty dh 4 0 10 RReuschel p 4 0 2 0 Christensn p 2 0 0 0 LEADERS In addition to foiling manager run shot in the eighth, his fifth. three-run sixth. Houston also Graig Nettles and a solo shot by Ricelf 4010 Sh^cf 4020 the hottest tennis player in the world today. He makes no his daughter Lisa, the Veal sisters, Lori, Ruth and Cheryl, scored twice in the first on the The Town A Division Slow Pitch Softball Championship Thurman Munson, but Manager Fisk c 4 0 0 0 Lezcaoo rf 3 0 0 0 Johnson dh 3 110 Spikes rf 3 0 11 Garber p 0 0 0 0 Danny Ozark’s strategy of In the only other scheduled Chamblss lb 4 0 2 0 Brohamr 2b 3 0 0 0 McCarvr ph 10 0 0 bones about it—he’s shooting for that No. 1 rating. Brett and Brad Jones, Steve and Gary Gates, Lawrence first of Wilbur Howard’s three Billy Martin praised the Cooper dh 4 010 Sheldon ph 10 0 0 MOST MODELS! walking Jerry Morales to pitch National League games involving the top two clubs from the Silk City and Petrocelli 3b 3 1 1 0 Yount u 3 0 0 0 SUnley ss 2 10 0 Hendrick ph 1 0 1 0 ToUU 32 5 7 4 ToUU 33 3 7 3 To do it, he may have to By United Press International singles. Gross’ double and in­ catching of Munson. BUdt cf 4 0 0 0 Crosby 2b 0 0 0 0 Chicago 010 000 OBI— 5 and Larry Furbish, Ron, Bob, Doug and Dave Strauss and to Thornton, the Cub first Thursday, the New York Mets Candlelight Leagues will begin Monday. Burleson n 4 1 1 0 Bevacqua lb 3 0 0 0 repeat as Grand Prix champion But Vilas, who turns 23 later Leading Balters field grounders by Jose Cruz "A guy like Munson makes Wise p 0 0 0 0 Slaton p 0 0 0 0 Medich p 0 0 0 0 Ashby c 2 0 0 0 PhlUdelphia 001000(00-3 (based on 275 at bats) Wes and Phil Fedorchak are among those who usually run baseman’s homer also thwarted blanked tbe Montreal Expos 7-0 Games in the double elimina­ E-Bowa 2, Kessinger. DP-ChIcago 2. and capture the U.S. Open at this month, shrugged off facts and Bob Watson. my job much easier,” Martin ToUls 35 4 9 4 Totals S3 2 8 2 Lyle p 0 0 0 0 Robinson ph 10 0 0 National League N O W A T weekly. the Phils’ chances of gaining on and the Houston Astros downed tion event will be played at Sudakls c 0 0 0 0 Philadelphia 1. LOB-Chicago 7. Phila- Forest Hills later this month. and figures. g ab r h 1 said. "He is the strongest Boston 0(0000100-4 A lot of credit is due Manchester High senior Nancy Fitzgerald Field and Robertson —Winner game No. 1 vs. Milwaukee 010000100-2 Duffy ss 3 0 0 0 delphU 7. The son of a prominent at­ “Sure, I’d like to win the Madlock, (Thi 97 389 54 136 .350 thrower I have seen. Thurman Hood p 0 0 0 0 2B

1 > PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., August 8, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Fri., August 8, 1975 — PAGE ELEVEN Sfln sriTMHtR LEGAL NOTICE POSITION v acan cy Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Private Instructions TflEA'ret PREbtNTS- Delegates to Republican SITE MANAGER 13 Homes For Sale 33 Homes For Sale 28 ' Special Convention SAM Clowns Are Coming ELDERLY NUTRITION SUMMER BRUSH UP. Town of Andover, Conn. PROGRAM "Tmmninmimr Prepare for school to begin. oWfi'ij, Notice is hereby'given that I West Hill Gardens, On* of Anwrica’* laadlng bulldihg material chain* I* Professional tutoring service. “Be a clown. Be a clown. our own personal recollections All our clownin’ around is for Mommy?” syndrome, at least failed to receive within the time 11:00 A.M. -1:00 P.M. opaning an axciting naw horn* decorating cantor In thl* Reading, math. Free consulta­ 20 TUCK ROAD Vlelp 5heWock HolMei , All the world loves a of clowns we had seen, and then the kids of Manchester. This for a day. limit in Sec. 9-931 of the Monday-Friday area ...We hav* particular naad lor a hilhUmo 48-hr.- tion and evaluation. 649-8023. arW UJoEsontfoIvcH^ ,, i a clown.” So goes the song, we checked books for articles makes the second time that So, we, this bunch of SAM General Statutes of Connec­ 32.50 per hour waak paraon to handle alactronlc caah raglalar* and all ♦V>« liHle CbvnHliocannorkfMnt.' and shortly we will test the on famous clown acts. So our SAM Summer Theatre has teen-agers (plus one old college ticut, Revised to 1975 the cer­ Applicant must be in good awoclatad dally raporto. Thia la a vary buay and Important MANCHESTER show, while it is our own validity of this wisdom. We produced a children’s show. student, and one older director) tification of party-endorsed health. poaltlon In our aloraa. Exparlanc* *a a auparmarkat Homes For Sale c rea t^ mystery story, includes 23 are the SAM Summer Traditionally, SAM has been bring you our show. "Be a candidates on the slate of the For Application and job caahler, or aarvlc* daak, diacount alor* haad caahlar or $88,900 Owner ralocatad wonts fast sal* on this 7 room many famous circus clown ralsad ranch loadad •' A xtras. Localad In on* of Theatre, and we’re about to oriented to teen-agers, but clown. Be a clown.” OK, we Republican Party in the Town description, apply at ratoll atore bookkaapar highly pratorrad. Excallanl atorting 7.8 ACREIS - pond, custom built acts, including “the high dive,” summei' can be just as long to will. Check the schedule on this of Andover for election as PERSONNEL OFFICE, Manchastar** Ilna^Qa rid* by, than give us a call assume the guise of clowns pay and full banaitta program. n*aa* apply to ator* MOR. (Colonial, 2 1/2 baths, family “the ticking package,” “the kids. So we hope to help take page and come on over to see if DELEGATES to the convention Municipal Building, 41 Center - Dannla Dallarocco, 649-2828 tor appolnimanl. Inald* room, fireplaces, garages. for privato *howi9^ir*ctlon*: Spring Stroot to Dart­ -5h«locK1^olm$- as we present our own bumbling magicians,” “ the care of the "what can I do now. “all the world loves a clown.” of said Party specified below. Street, Manchester, Connec­ ^ Haippy 40th Outlal, 1181 Tolland Tpk*., Manchaatar. Next to Caldor. Hutchins Agency, 64631M. mouth Road to Thayer to Tuck. First house on th* right ■'^((Clciuin- creation: “The Case of the crazy operation,” and many — Lee Hay A list of the persons so endorsed ticut. ______EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER Little Clown Who Could Not more. Director as candidates is on fiie in my of­ Closing date for filing is Friday, 30 LOCUST STREET - two ^ Kibble family, no agents please. 3^,- -fijd-nan- Smile” or “Clownin’ Around fice, being the office of the August 22, 1975. I AL A n<|rta2% ^ Aaurajl atw SCHOOL BUS Drivers. 000. Phone 6&-2426, 65. 646-5461 ou:idn«Thon».‘> A Smile.” Town Clerk, Town Office WE’RE HIRING Openings available for Kids of all ages seem to love Building, School Road, An­ I KELLOGG Air Fore* i* hiring qu*lifl*d September. We will train. Call VERNON - Large 2-family, 4-4, clowns. Running away with the dover, Conn., and copies INVITATION TO BID wom*n end m*n in m*ch*nlc*, *l*c- I You’re not getting ; 6462373 or 643-2414. ideal in-law set-up, immaculate 646-2601 - N o t r w - J o ' circus was the romantic ideal thereof are avaiiabie for pubiic The Manchester Board of Ironic*, phi* many mor*. 8*nr* your condition, carpeting etc. 30’s. J. REALTY At^onPafto" of many an awestruck child, distribution. Education solicits bids for ^ olcier, country In th* NOW **rvlc*. REAL ESTATE salesman. Full D. Real Estate Associates, 6 ^ 553 E. Middle Turnpike Realtor-MLS -Monby- Cafeteria Table Tops for the 1980. 8obCnr^<|b and becoming a clown was the PUBUC SPECIAL I You’re getting CALL 646-7440 time licensed salesman. Real ultimate in that dream. But it CONVENTION 1975-1976 school year. Sealed Estate experience not a pre­ 336,900 - Duplex, 63, cabinet isn't all that easy, as we have Notice is also hereby given bids will be received until 11:00 ^ better requisite. Commission plus up MANCHESTER - Exquisite 4 -JaatVo^— ChCTliFCBOior. to 312,000 annual guarantee. kitchens, fireplace, carpeting, MANCHESTER- Redwood found out. Uiat a primary will be held on A.M., August 15, 1975 at which FULL AND part-time help bedroom Dutch Coloniai. Fine Farms, 7 room, Aluminum 3>tveVft^» time they will be publicly I B&B wanted - golf course Send resume to Warren E. tile baths, 3435 monthly income. Every clown is unique. His September 9, 1975 if a slate or Hutchins Agency, 6463166. area. Priced in fifties. B/W siding (tape With full Dormer. 3 j a n d ^ V j o ^ opened. The right is reserved to maintenance. Apply at Howland Realtor, 555 Main Realty 647-1419. j j costume, his make-up, his act slates of candidates for such Street, Manchester. bedroom, 1(4 baths, formal Directed lay 2 € € % ^ reject any and all bids. Tallwood Country CTub, Route dining room, living room,- eat-in — each is the trademark of the convention is filed in accor­ 85, Hebron. MANCHESTER - Five room L, clown and takes a year to Specifications and bid forms Ranch, breezeway, garage,' WETHERSFIELD- in-law kitchen, adjacent to family fis6it(Sor-^y/)/i?2[fAfr dance with Sections 9-382 to 9- SHORT ORDER cook living with you? We have just develop. SAM’s clowns had less may be secured at the Business □ NOTICES experienced. Call 6462248 or fireplace, trees, dead-end. room, with floor to ceiling fire - ticKVor- 450, inclusive of the General PART-TIME waitresses for the home to fit your needs. 'This place, sliding glass door to than one month to do the same Statutes. Office, 45 N. School Street, booth and counter service 10 649-0305 after 9:00 a.m. Hutchins Agency, 6463166, 228- ^ ( lu r a W ^ Uedid'Urihv- (jjerry Pzrrii •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 3540. four bedroom custom split has 3 patio, wall to wall carpeting, at­ thing. How can it be done? ■ Forms for petitions for filing Manchester, Connecticut. Ray­ a.m.-3 p.m., and also after full baths, formal dining room mond E. Demers, Business Lost and Found 1 ATTENTION MONEY lovers! tached garage, lovely tr e ^ (4 'Vuhhc'7le2eo)ei^ /i^'b»3ap\ ,6^«veXi\l, a Sherlock Holmes clown). Page, of the petition form, LIQUOR for the sale of alcoholic liquor LOST- Black and white male Please apply in person. MAHHEW ALLEN carpeting throughout, 1(4 The faces of our clowns were copies of which are available in on the pnpremises 622 East Middle Tum- cat, vicinity of Middle School, baths, relax in paneled family baths, separate furnace. Only I^ai4in-11:00 pUe. Manchester. HAIRDRESSER- PART time neallor 872-8561 room, two fireplaces, oversized 355,90io Pasek Realitors 286 designed by each clown. This said Registrar’s 0 ffice. Prior The business will be owned by (1) Louis Vernon, answers to Max. PERMANENT PART-TIME ~S^\ 0\A.^no(\| 'Xeerve, Friday and Saturday. Apply to two-car garage. Owner, 646 7475. assures that even though the to obtaining the petition form, Cherrone and (2) David Rood of (1) 59 Reward, 325. Call 872-2721. work, perfect for housewives, A o a l^ ~ Glenwood St., (2) 2 Stephen St., Duet Beauty Studio. 6463906. 2553. ^ e.V> \'5Vr e\) bchcTi C :iuien'9r(^, group created the character of the consent of each candidate to re tir^ persons or local college Manchester and will be coMucted by FOUND- black, female, cocker- 334,900 - Six room Cape, full BOLTON 3 or 4 bedroom ranch, (JoidfclM 1.-00 each clown as we wrote the SAM Clowns at Work be proposed therein plus a Louis M. Cherrone as permittee. students, Manchester Medical MANCHESTER- (4-acre treed 2 full baths, fireplace, barn- 0eV)\)ucV\eb'rveavr,Chn6'Hi^ei Louis M. Cherrone poodle cross, call Manchester L a b o r a to r y , s e e k s a dormer, Itk baths, fireplace, show, each performer retains deposit of 315 for each such lot, dead end street, insures wood- rec room, 1 acre private The amazing Monty the Magician (Rob Grzyb) tries to cheer up the Sad Clown (Ann Kib­ Dated 6/6/75 Dog Warden, 64M555. L A . RESPONSIBLE neat person nice trees, Hutchins Agency, AbijIH- Ver(^anK"10-50 1M K\W e.r o5»ox\ ^Ci-Wo, some personal creativity in Caijdidate must be filed with 6463166. privacy for this six room Ranch treed lot, in the 30’s. Tedford his/her own clown by creating ble, seated), as Watson (Laura Nadeau), and Sherlock Holmes (Jim Bauer) look on, in CONVERSE CO. with a car to be courier. Ap­ house. Three bedrooms, two said Registrar. A petition for an FOUND- shepherd collie puppy, proximately three hours every Real Estate, 647-9914. tT pcA boiw . the face. Pilnt*rt W*nt*d fireplaces, and more. Country Cerjfer Vsrk -'I'Mpn. SAM Summer Theatre’s play, “Clownin’ Around a Smile,” or “The Case of the Little opposing slate containing the male tan, call Manchester Dog Exp*rl*fic*d Only weekday. Start immediately. VERNON - Six-room older The acts are all based on real Clown Who Could Not Smile.” Sound intriguing? Bring the whole family to one of the warden, 646-4555. home with large kitchen, three living in the city. 344,900, Keith HEBRON-U&R Built Raised required number of signatures Call 6469687. Real Estate, 6464126, 6461922. circus clown acts. We shared of enrolled Repubiican party NOTICE OF |§ Call M9-6580 bedrooms, two-car garage, 323,- Ranch. 3 or 4 Bedrooms, showings. The schedule appears in the illustration at left. (Photo by Sweetnam) breakfast bar, rec room, deck, members in said town must be DISSOLUTION FOUND- Brown male HAIRDRESSER WANTED. 500. Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. AND fireplace, fenced-in treed lot, in filed with said Registrar of shepherd, mixed breed. Call Call 2861820. NOTICE Manchester Dog Warden 646 INDEPENDENT MEAT MANCHESTER-Quality built the 40’s. Tedford Real Estate, Voters not later than 4 P.M. on Market looking for meat cutter VERNON TO CREDITORS 4555. six room Ranch by Ansaldi. 647-9914. August 15, 1975 being the 25th with capability of heading the SERVICE STATION Attendant Notice It hereby given pur­ wanted. Part-time nights 612. Large eat-in kitchen, three LOVELY day preceding the day of the meat department. Good salary, MANCHESTER- WOODED suant to Section 33-379 of the LOST- PASSBOOK Number 25 Lydon Brothers Shell 646-8440. bedrooms, lovely family room, AS A SUMMER’S Primary. benefits. Also part-time two fireplaces plus landscaped LOTS in quiet residential Connecticut General Statutes 0127444. Savings Dept, of the Dated at Andover, Connec­ Connecticut Bank ana Trust Co. counter man with experience. lot. Priced in the 40's. Zinsser Day. A poet once said^ “There it neighborhood. Will build to your that ELAYNE MACHINE CO., PART-TIME- Janitorial work nothing as rare as a day In June," and ticut, this 4th day of August, Application made for payment. Call 742-6439. Agency, 6461511. specifications. Can be seen end INC., a Connecticut corporation needed. Mornings or evenings. we say, There is nothing as rare all of Indian Drive. Inquire R.G. 1975 Must have transportation. Call year I<»g as this unusually attractive, having iti principal place of MATURE BABYSITTER- to all stone Ranch 3V^ acres in lovely Snyder, General Contractor Ruth K. Munson. LOST- PASSBOOK Numbers 6465334. MANCHESTER AR'EA- owner business in Manchester, 60681, 95880, 112792, 112131, 6 take care of two children in my has to move out of state, wants Vernon!" For more call Mrs. 6464874. Town Clerk home. Must provide own McGlone. 64S-5306, 742^13 eves. (Connecticut, has been dissolved 4288, 8-65, 61713. Savings Bank . LOOKING FOR a few reliable offer on this clean, six room SUMMER YOUTH SCENE of Manchester. Application transportation. To start in Ranch, fireplaced living room, EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY MANCHESTER-New on the by Resolution of its Directors September. Call any evening neat, attractive girls 25-40 yrs. market and never lived in six and Shareholders, which dis­ made for payments. for new escort service. 646-6025. formal dining' room, three after 5, except Thursday., ST2- bedrooms, two full baths, full BARROWS & WALLACE room Ranch with three solution has become effective 6850. Mmchnltr Nfw HavM HarttorS bedrooms, dining room, kitchen LEGAL NOTICE with its filing of a Certificate of FOUND- Grev-black Tiger NO EXPERIENCE cellar, 150x2(X) ft. lot, listed at B46530E 317.1S1S 7 ? a jii« Compiled and Wriilen By Summer Adivlkes in Manckeshr (SAM). kitten, with wnite. Oakland - 335,900, Great Value, Keith with dishwasher and disposal, District Delegates to Dissolution with the Secretary REQUIRED - SELL Sheldon Streets area. 6461429. RESTAURANT Greeter- Real EsUte, 6464126, 6461922. aluminum siding, baseboard Republican Special of State’s Office. ■ evenings, 610 p.m., permanent heat, only 343,500. Wolverton State Convention All creditors are warned to part-time, ^ p ly Willie’s Steak NEW L RANCH now being Agency, Realtor 6462813. eOODHUMOIL HIGH ON a hill- Lovely custom framed on wooded lot. Nice Things Goin^ On Town of Andover, Conn. present thelf claims to At­ □ FINANCIAL House, 444 (/enter Street. built Colonial. Brick and Greasers To Hop torney Ronald Jacobs, 155 Main kitchen, family room combina­ TALCOTTVILLE- Main Street, Notice Is Hereby given that I aluminum exterior. Front to tion. Master bedroom features failed to receive within the time Street, Manchester, Connec­ PERSONS WANTED to tend KECREAM back living room with old Colonial styled two-family Here’s a list of free or inexpensive events in the area: Bonds-Stoeks-Mortgagas 8 bar and tables, call 649-0305 IMMEDIATE OPENINGS dressing room, cathedral 68 with three bedrooms. Two- limit in Sec. 9-391 of the. ticut, counsel for said corpora­ fireplace, first floor den, for­ ceiling and full bath; Call for Hartford Jazz Festival, Bushnell Park, Hartford (rain At Nebo Coneert tion,' on or before 12/lS/ra. between 9 and 5. EARN HIGH INCOME mal dining room, eat-in car garage, close to highway. General Statutes of Connec­ MORTGAGES, loans first, se­ more details. P.S. soon starting Wolverton Agency, Realtors, location, Bushnell Memorial Hall). Local group perfor­ All (Claims not so presented ALL EXPENSES PAID kitchen. Large lot in nice area. messages as, "Tell Laura I ticut, Revised to 1975 the cer­ cond, third. All kinds. Realty WANTED- substitute grand­ NO CASH BOND another Ranch and a four 6462813. mances, 6 to 7 p.m., feature group performances, 7 to 9:30 Tomorrow night at Ml. Nebo, will be barred as provided by Three bedrooms. All for 345,- bedroom Colonial. T.J. tification of party-endorsed statewide. Credit rating un­ mother, or mother with pre­ 000. Keith Real Estate 6464126 • p.m. Aug. 11 — Mike Duquette sextet, Charlie Mingus. the Nifty-Fifties Band, in con­ Love Her, " and "Don’t be cruel said SecUon 33-379. REQUIRED Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. to a heart that’s true” candidates on the slate of the necessary. Reasonable. Con­ schooler, to babysit two nice lit­ 18 YEARS OR OLDER or 649-1922. BOLTON- Custom built raised Trinity College Summer Cinema Series, Life Sciences junction with SAM, will present Dated at Manchester, fidential, quick arrangements. Ranch, on over an acre, huge The NFB, whose members all Republican Pary in the fourth tle boys, 643-6658. Genuine VALID DRIVERS LICENSE Center, Trinity College, Hartford. Aug. 8 - “Intermezzo” its musical Rock'n Roll Revue. Senatorial District in the towns Connecticut, this 29th day of Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. liking for kids, please. BIG, new raised Ranch on big kitchen,with built-in oven and hail from Manchester, played APPLY MANCHESTER- Seven room lot with big 32,0(XI federal tax ,(1939) with Ingrid Bergman, 7:30 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. Aug. 9 The greased-up, slicked-back of Andover, Bolton, Coventry, July 1975. KM (Constitution Plaza, Hart­ colonial, 4 bedrooms, 2 c:ar a r; gar- range. Three bedrooms, 2(4 at two extremely successful ford. Evenings, 233-6879. DAILY 9-S rebate. Pick your finishing baths, 2-car garage, 384,500. — “A Star Is Born” with Judy Garland, 7:30 p.m. band of nine teen-agers will East Windsor, Glastonbury, ELAYNE MACHINE CO., GARAGE DOOR installer, age. Close to everything,e. 'Thir- take the audience on a musical dances at MHS this year, and INC. ' wonderful opportunity, will Good Humor Corp. colors. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, Wolverton Agency, Realtors, Greater Manchester Summer Pops Orchestra, open Hebron, South Windsor and por­ ties. LaPenta Agency Realtor 643-1577. voyage into the fabulous '50s. have also played other schools Ronald Jacobs, MORTGAGES — 1st, and 2nd train. Call 2764773. Kennedy Rd. and 6462440. 6462813. rehearsals Tuesdays through Aug. 19 and Friday, Aug. 22, and nightclubs in the area. tions of the town of Manchester mortgages — interim financing Sullivan Av*. Charlie "Bones " Uzanas. Attorney CENTER OF TOWN, 17:30 to 9:30 p.m. Want to put more glide in for election as district — exp^itious and confidential jjc South Windsor, Cl. MANCHESTER- Ten room with his white bass guitar and delegates to the'State (Conven­ aluminum sided. Colonial, com­ .• Greater Manchester Summer Wind Ensemble, open your stride? More cut in your service, J.D. Real Estate work. Typing ability essential. 5 Tal. 289-8251 older Colonial on 2. acres. JUST LISTED! slicked moustache, will boom tion of said Party. A list of per­ Assoc. 6461980. days 65. All benefits. East pletely remodeled by owner- ^•rehearsal tonight from 8 to 10. Final concert, Saturday, out bass notes guaranteed to strut"’ Or do you simply want to Equal Opportunltr Bmplofr Possibility of sub-division. builder. Super kitchen with all Apartment building, 3 unit*, sons so endorsed as candidates LEGAL NOTICE Hartford location. 2862735. LaPenta Agency Realtor. 646 •;Aug. 9, 8 to 10 p.m, at MCC. vibrate the pennies out of penny enjoy an evening of nostalgic appliances. Priced to sell. T.J. all brick, ideal for ownar is on file in my office, being the BUSINESS and individual loans 2440. occupancy. •, SAM Nifty-Fifties Band Concert, Mt. Nebo, Saturday, loafers, while Mike "the Spike " entertainment"’ Find out why available for any purpose. 32,- ACT NOW dem onstrators: BECOME A Successful Hair­ Crockett, Realtor, 643-15n. Rock’n Roll is here to stay at office of the Town Clerk, Town TOWN OF MANCHESTER, i;Aug. 9, 8:30 to 11 p.m. SAM Movie, “Let The Good Times Armentano, on lead guitar, Office Building, School Road, CONNECTICUT 000 to 310,000,000.00. l^ng term E arn 31000 or m ore w ith dresser. Full-time, part-time BBBIB------^------Call Us Todayl promises to upstage the singers Mt Nebo, 8 p.m Saturday. financing and competitive Treasure House party plan. classes. High school diploma LOW TH IR TIES- 6 room : Roll,” Mt. Nebo, Tuesday, Aug. 12, 8:30 p.m. SAM Tennis Andover, Conn, and copies Notice of finding of No Signifi­ NEW LISTING aluminum sided Cape offering ir CENTURY 21 it The grease will fly. terms. Call E. B. Trimble Name brand toys and gifts not necessary. Government tui­ Charming nine room, two bath ■ Tournament, Memoriai Field, Aug. 12-15, starting at 9 with his guitar lead in " Heart­ thereof are available for public cant Effect on the Environment quick occupancy and quick sale - A. Fried Associates, 529-8525. (Fisher-Price, Tonka, Fenton) tion loans. Larger new benefits Federal Colonial, country Phyllis Jackston break Hotel. ” Steve “Greased distribution. This notice is published in ac­ wanted. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, Lightning " Armentano will Free Kit. Top commissions. for G.I.s. Free educational kitchen, beautifully equipped, Agency Notice is also hereby given that cordance with the Department Also booking parties. Call 242- 643-1577. Tomorrow’s Rockers provide the audience with the grants available for those eligi­ all latest appliances, wall-to- a primary will be held in said of Housing and Urban 5830 or collect person-to-person ble. Ample free parking. 649-8782 wall carpeting, aluminum MANCHESTER- West side “Rocco” and ^‘Squealin’ Neal” of the Nifty-Fifties Band hoppin and boppin beat that Old and Young senatorial district on Development’s Rules and for Miss Jean, 0-491-2100. Connecticut Institute of Hair­ or Variety Show appearing in this-w eek’s SAM concert at Mt. Nebo. □ EMPLOYMENT siding, roof, (two years old). Cape, fireplace, rec room, for­ made the '50s famous, while September 9, 1975, except as Regulations as printed in the dressing, 1000 Main Street, 646-1316 are shown during a recent performance. The NFB will be A Real Gem at 344,000. Call mal dining room, extra clean. Come one, come all, to SAM’s fabulous free variety competing with Mitchell Get Their Day provided in Sec. 9-420 of the Ja n u a ry 7, 1975 F ed eral East Hartford. Write or call for Help Wanted 13 Suzanne Shorts, 6463233 or Deep iot, big two-car garage. show, planned Friday, Aug. 21, from 8 to 10:30 p.m. at Mt. "Youngster" Dul for the girls’ General Statutes of (Connec­ Register entitled, “Title 24, information 5262372. Mary Ann Cullina, 6361526. Price just reduced to $36,900. attention. SAM’s latest effort to unite ticut, Revised to 1975 if a slate HUD Part 58 Environmental M ATURE REFURBISHED CAPE, six Nebo (Moriarty Field). At this time, acts have been pretty ATTENTION Demonstrators - PERSON WANTED for house Call Warren E. Howland At the same time, Eric "Roc- the old and the young will take or slates of candidates for such Review Procedure for the (Com­ LWITSONBOCMCa Realtors, 643^x108. rooms, three bedrooms, well decided by directors Dave Jacobs, SAM coordinator, co " Mann, “ Bubba" Mathews, place Sunday, Aug, 17, at Toys and Gifts. Work now thru SALESPERSON cleaning by day. Must have car. RCALTOnS MLS fireplaced living room, garage, Craftsmen Sought for Fair convention is filed in accor­ munity Development Block awMar OMct H7-I13i Terry Sullivan, of MHS talent show fame “Squealin’ Nell" Snuffer, Brian Center Park. December. Free Sample Kit. Call 6465906. new plumbing, kitchen, hoof, dance with Section 9-408 or Sec­ Grant, Subsections 58.16 (a), 1- No experience needed. Call or For )*w*lry d*pt. Mutt hav* r*gltl*i Equtl Housing Opportunity HARTFORD-Neat and clean Called the Senior Citizen- starter home, 2-family, 3-3. professionally decorated inside "Beggsie" Beggs, and “Jonny tion 9-407 of the G eneral 8. write Santa’s Parties, Avon, •xp*ri*nc*. Full-tim*. Apply J*w*lry ACCOUNTANT-SENIOR, A sampling of SAM’s pulse-pounding projected perfor­ Youth Field Day (second an­ New furnace, ideal for young or and out. Merritt Agency, 646 SAM is now seeking craftsmen to fill from thumbprint pictures to hand-carved from nursing homes, and those whose Vaselino” Adams, will provide Statutes, as the case may be. Project: Ramping of the en­ Conn. 06001. Phone 1-6763455. d*pt Atk for Mr*. V*da. security and growth with local 328,000. ATTRACTIVE 5 room 1180. mances would include Lee Aceto, who will show off her Center Park with their wares a second the vocal blend, and dazzling nual, no less), the event is a day Also Booking Parties. CPA firm. For accountant with old. Only, 327,000. Wolverton wood to soup bone jewelry. proceeds will go to charity are also Forms for petitions for filing trances to the Mary Cheney Ranch, fireplace, baseboard Agency, Realtors, 6462813. gymnastics, Ron Sloan and his group with their Elvis im­ time. The total number of booths at the last welcome free of charge. dancing that made Rock'n Roll of activities for the town kids such candidates for district Library and the Senior Citizens’ king''s one or more years exposure to heating, stove, refrigerator. NEW-L-RANCH-contemporary itation, the Sunshiners, the senior citizens’ local vocal Since SAM’s Crafts Fair earlier this fair ran to about 45. a household word. and elders to participate in delegates by or on behalf of a Center. JOBSEEKERS Employment public accounting. Experience Hutchins Agency 6463166. style, three bedrooms, two ■ The registration fee for all others is $5. Service - open 8 a.m.-8 p.m., DEPT. STORE group, several folk singers, Judy Staddon, whose modern summer went so well despite being rained Other crafts being offered included Doing such favorites as, "The together. slate of enrolled Republican This project will have no in preparation of various tax baths, beamed cathedral It is necessary for everyone to bring his with full and part time opwr- MANCHESTER returns helpful. Send resume to MANCHESTER-(3uality, DELIGHTFUL ceilings, with roman brick dance should please the eye, and Joanie Whitmore, folk out twice, SAM has decided to set a date mini-mirrors, leaded glass, macrame, Twist," “Teenager in Love,"' The schedule for the after­ party members of other than significant adverse effect on for a second fair this summer. own tables and chairs. “Hound Dog," “Silhouettes," tunities available now. East PARKADE Box Manchester Herald. custom-built 5-room ranch plus fireplace, two-car garage. and gospel singer from Rockville, with a record to her sand paintings, pillows, hanging planters, noon includes horseshoes, ping- party-endorsed candidates may the environment. Hartford, 5661070. DUTCH Saturday, Aug. 16, has been reserved for and “Come Go With Me," the enclosed carpeted porch. A Merritt Agency, 6461180. credit. shell jewelry, metal sculptures, enamel Music is to be provided by the band pong. badminton, chess, be obtained from the The purpose of this project is to HELP WANTED part-time. Colonial in convenient, yet the event, which hopefully won’t be NFB will put on both rowdy and Delightful home in cream- puff work, ecology boxes, and hand-decorated Traces which was so well accepted at the checkers, Frisbees, and a Republican Registrar of Voters make public buildings accessi­ MATURE PATIENT person Must be 18 years old or over. condition. Quiet street, low traffic area."Brand new SIX room Cape, available im­ Right now, the only thing the show lacks is an emcee. To needed this time. The fair will run from 9 mellow Rock’n Roll, from BUDGET BLUES? A few hours pots. last fair. Also playing and singing will be scavenger hunt. Live entertain­ of anyi town in the district. ble to tbe physically han­ with own transportationDO to a week selling famous Avon For an interview please call professional landscaping, full kitchen, enclosed breezeway, mediately. Fireplace plus put your name in for the post, don’t hesitate to call SAM at a.m. to 3 p.m. Craftsmen will be able to “Shake, Rattle, and Roll” to SAM knows this was just a sampling of Shirley Giraitis, recent MHS grad, whose ment wilt be going in the after­ Instructions for filing such a dicapped. supervise two children before products can earn you extra Grossmanis at 649-0136. An baseiqent, fireplaced living garage. Fireplaced 25-ft. enclosed porch, basement gar­ 649-2506. register at 8 a.m. “Goodnight, Sweetheart." the unique talents around, and hopes to get pleasing voice was well-known there. noon. and a light lunch will be . slate of candidates are con­ The project will have no signifi­ and after school and do some money. Interested? Call 523- equal opportunity employer room, are just a few of the living room. Lovely shaded age, many extras. Central. fSS,- Registration has been left wide open, The band's rollicking voyage housework in Bolton. Cali 286 m/f. OW). Cali owner, 6462564. an even broader registration this time. If you have any questions or problems available. tained in Part 1, Instruction cant effect upon surface or sub­ 9401. extras. Low, low 40’s. Jesdor and shrubbed yard. Realistic seeking as wide a variety of crafts as the into the 1950s, in addition to 6894, days, 643-0000 evenings. Realty MLS 633-1411 or 643-2081 SAM offers free space at the fair to peo­ about the fair, just give SAM a buzz, at Page, of the petition form, surface lands, hydrology, noise, price. 'Tennis Tourney last fair, when displayed items ranged being marvelously enter­ So. old and young should Situation Wanted eves. EAST HARTFORD- 6 room 4 ple under 16, and to senior citizens. Groups 649-2506. SAM wants you! copies of which are available in air quality, wildlife or historic EXPERIENCED IS taining, hopes to answer such reserve next Sunday afternoon REAL ESTATE- opening for BABYSITTER for Infant in my bedroom colonial. Modern It s too late to register for competition in next week’s said Registrars’ offices. Prjor property. No significant altera­ licensed full-time sales person, BELFIORE AGENCY pertinent questions as “Who for SAM, As for those left out, home 35 hrs. week. References. STRONG young man MANCHESTER- Two Family Realtors 847-1413 kitchen with built-ins, dish tennis tournament co-sponsored by, SAM and the to obtaining the petition form, tion of the physical environ-, call for confidential Interview, washer. Busline. Only 331,900 wrote the book of love?” and well, maybe a middle-aged field Box BB, Manchester specializes in lawn mowing, House, 5 rooms, 2 bedrooms, Manchester Board of Realtors, but spectators are always the consent of each candidate to ment is planned. F.J. Splleckl, Realtor, 6462121. 1. each apartment, excellent ren­ Pasek Realtors MLS. 289-7475. 8 “Why do fools fall in Love?”, day can be arranged for next garage cleaning and painting. welcome. The tournament, for those from Grade 4 through be proposed therein plus a The Environmental Review Billy, 6462999. tal income newer heating We Welcome while delivering such important year. deposit of 315 foneacb such can- ' Record may be examined and DUE TO expansion J. Watson a --- ■ systems, copper plumbing 200 MANCHESTER- Just listed. CENTRALLY LOCATED 2 college, is being held Aug. 12 to 15 at the Memorial Field WANTED- Male help for part- West side location 7 room older SAM Arts & Crafts Fair didate must be filed with said copied in the Town Manager’s Beach Real E state Co. is time...... in haying. Applyin inperson pe'rson RELIABLE COLLEGE woman ft. deep lot. Close to bus line, family 65, 3rd floor partially courts at Manchester High School. seeking experienced or a t 364 Immediate occupancy. Zinsser colonial in excellent condition. finished. Only $39,900. Pasek Contributions Registrar. A petition for gn op­ Office, Town Hall during B id w e fl S r tr e e t, looking for painting or odd jobs. Four bedrooms 1(4 baths, gar­ The players will compete in five divisions: Singles and posing slate containing the business hours. On the basis of qualified real estate sales Manchester. Call anytime, 643-0673. Agency. 6461511. Realtors MLS. 2867475. Application Form SAM Ready To Roll representatives for its age, close to school. Only $37,- doubles for women, singles and doubles for men, and required number of signatures this finding, no further review Summer Youth Scene is prepared Manchester office. Phone or HEBRON- 25 minutes to Hart­ 900. Keith Real Estate 6464126, TOLLAND- Choose your own ■ mixed doubles. Grouped according to the last grade com­ of enrolled Republican Party Is necessary or will be con­ BABYSITTER NEEDED- , EXPERIENCED 6461922, by SAM for publication in The Herald N am e__ write Suzanne Shorts or Arthur kindergarten child Bowers BABYSITTING in my home ford. Under 3250 to heat this im­ Shangri La, eight room Colonial pleted in the spring, participants will start at these times: Good Film Tuesday members In the town of district ducted. The Town intends to each Friday during the summer. It is Shorts, 193 East Center Street. school area. Call Manchester weekdays. Will consider two maculate 7 room raised ranch. or seven room Raised Ranch, (or part of a town which is a request release of funds for this MANCHESTER- New to Grades 4 to 6, 9 a.m.; junior high, 1 p.m.; high school and Address SAM is all set to let the good In most kids' picture of the Fif­ 647-9139. 6461484. children. 647-1724. Fireplaced living room with fireplace, appliances,ippliai 2(4 meant mainiy to bring SAM news to component part of a senatorial project from HUD. market. Great starter home. college, 5:30 p.m. times roll Tuesday night at 8:30 ties. Cuts are featured of the cathedral ceiling. Eat-in wooded acres.i. Get ia tax rebate the people of Manchester, but it also Any comments or questions on kitchen with built-ins, rec All large rooms 16x12 master as a bonus. 50’s. Giidden It is important that all participants bring a can of tennis Telephone Number at Mt. Nebo. explosive performances of district composed of parts of carries features about other summer two towns, or a to^n or towns the environmental status of the Schools-Classas 19 room, 2 car garage, large treed bedroom, full cellar, city Associates, 644-2533. balls. Chuck Berry, Little Richard, Announcements utilities. Asking 332,500. Keith activities in Manchester. The movie is called just that: and a party or parts of another project may be submitted to the lot. Low forties. Zinsser Agency A ge------Bill Haley, and Chubby 6461511. Real Estate 646^126, 6461922. “Let The Good Times Roll,” a Checker. town or other towns) as the cast applicant, Mr. Robert B. Weiss, OWN W 08li**’*** Cross Country groovy sock-hopper in keeping may be, must be filed with the General Manager, Town Hall, SAM’s deadiine for completing the Items to be Exhibited- Although most of SAM’s IRISH HEBRON - Large country style MANCHESTER- Three Spacious 3 level chalet, h' 'h on a hill ; The last of the series of five cross country races at MCC with the 50s theme of Satur­ moviegoers were just knee-high Republican Registrar of Voters Town of Manchester, (Connec­ THE MASTER’S PLACE raised ranch, 3 large bedrooms, bedroom older Colonial on tree and completely seclude^^^om built page is the Monday prior to Friday day’s SAM concert. in the town in which said peti­ ticut 06040 no later than in 1974. Three or fr 2H ' this summer is being run Wednesday, Aug. 13, at 6 p.m. to a hi-fi when the flick's sub­ STEP- over sized kitchen, fireplaced shaded lot, dining room, large pubiication. Anyone with summer ac­ tion has been circulated not This notice first published on family room, 2 car garage, kitchen, 2-car garage. Only baths, 3 firepl'.^ air- ; Cosponsored by SAM and the Manchester Community The film is a nostalgic rowdy jects were in their swingin’ Rockville’s own conditioning Large tivities to publicize, or anyone with in­ heyday, it is expected that they Ipter than 4 p.m. on August August 7, 1975 in compliance landscaped lot. Priced in for­ 337,900. Wolverton Agency, ; College Services Division, the races have welcomed trip back to see the glad things . DANCING Realtors, 6462813. bam (63x36' IS horse teresting features, photos, or artwork will nonetheless appreciate the 1975, being thb 25th day with Rules and Regulations Religious Book Store Baginnar Lesson* Start ties. B/W Realty 647-1419. stalls, vral. Good in­ runners of all ages and abilities and both sexes to compete. that the Fifties are should contact George Sweetnam, Entrance Fee Enclosed Yes_ -No- remembered for, vyitn a rockin’ hdppy, knee-twisting beat of preceding the day of the Section 58.17 (b). This Septsmbar In come f Horses. An^le ; Prizes are awarded in each division after each race. primary. Dated at Manchester, Connec­ EAST HARTFORD - Make your NEW DUTCH COLONIAL- pasture uperty is complete­ editor, as soon as possible. and rollin’ musical score to this movie just as much as 46 Union Street South Windsor Seven spaitlous rooms, three Dated at Andover, Connec­ ticut this 4th day of August, dollars work for you. Good in­ ly fenced, x seen to appreciate. . Medals will be awarded to those individuals who have com- Mail this form to: SAM, Recreation Office, make the audience jitterbug the they’re expected to appreciate For Informstloh Call bedrooms, fireplaced family Call Suxannt or Arthur Shorts. 646- ticut, this 4th day of August, 1975. Grand Opening Saturday vestment. We have several 2 “l peted in all five races. To register, runners heed only show Sweetnam can be reached at the night away. their peers’ imitation in the families with four and five room off kitchen, aluminum 3233. J. WATSON KACN CO. Garden Grove Rd., Manchester, Conn. 06040 1975. • Town of Manchester Delrdm Golden R**Hort MLS i up at the MCC soccer field prior to 6 p.m. on the day of the SAM office, tel, 649-2506. Boppin' rock music is just as Nifty-Fifties Band concert 9:30 a.m., August 9 room apartments. Available for siding, two-car garage, high 44- Ruth K. Munson, Rqbert B. Weiss, acre wooded lot with fabulous M*nch*tt*r Offlo*. M7-01M i race. important in the movie as it is tomorrow night at Mt. Nebo. immediate sale starting as low M iiiNw wmiiwii Town Clerk General Manager TELEPHONE 872-3249 644-8455 as 331,900. B/W Realty 647-1419. view. Merritt Agency, 6461180.

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PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., August 8, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., August 8, 1975— PAGE THIRTEEN I Homoo For Solo Hom t For Solo 23 Homot For Solo 23 Homoo For Solo 23 Homoo For Solo 23 Homos For Solo 23 Homos For Solo 23 Homos For Solo 23 Homoo For Solo 23 *9 Homoo For Solo 23 Lote-Lamf F o r Solo 24 Services O H otod • 31 HooUng-Plumblng 3B Artlelos lor Solo 41 Wontod to Buy 49 Apartmonts For Rent 53 SEVEN ROOM older home, BOLTON- Treed buUdlng lot, LAWN MOWERS and small B O m HEATING and Plum­ FORTY FEET vinyl coated five rooms and bath, on first Offered by the OLD DOLLS 200’ frontage, convenient to engines repaired, guaranteed bing - All heating and plumbing fencing with six stakes $%. 643- floor, two bedrooms on second for your old dolls, $65.'a'nd ui Route 6. Wolverton Agency, service, wlU pick up, low rates, repairs plus remodeling. Cafl 4970. V U ^ APJWTMENTS floor, garage, conversion to two HEBRON - JUST 25 MINUTES FROM HARTFORD for China and bisque dolls. $lOO m Realtors, 649-2818. caU 646-1140. 643-1496. Ive-room townhouse apart- family a possibility, needs PHILBMCK and up for Bye’lo. Never give or SET OF Encylopedlas first work, $29,900, Phiibriek Agen­ / ‘ OUTSTANDINe" sell a doll without getting our ,(nent, 1% tiled batha, 2 alr- T/i/f Immaculate home la truly one Of the BOLTON-60 acres of rolling Flo orin g revised edition with yearlxwks. :ondltlonera, wall-to-wall cy, Realtor 646-4200. Mova right In. Vacant 8-room Colonial In A-1 condition, land off West Street. Suitable 36 offer. CaU locally, 875-7356. i finest In the area and Its features include: Pointtng-Poporing 32 Excellent condition. $100. CkiU arpetlng, full bdsement, AGEHCY that owner must aoll. Call Jim O’Maara lor private for a multitude of purposes. 289-2105. GARRISON COLONIAL- four • FIroplaced Living Room ahowlnq. $42,900. Fairly priced. Wolverton Agen­ FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, eat, hot water, appliances. years old, fieldstone fireplace, I PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%. floors like new, no waxing, Rooms lor Ron! 52 ^0 pets. CAPE — Six rooms, treed lot, cy, R raltors, 649-2813. FOR SALE Westinghouse beam ceiling, wali-to-wall • Dining Room Five years experience. (specializing in older floors). city utilities, handy location, Refrigerator. Suitable for base­ 649*7620649 carpeting, family room, sliding Excellent references. Pete, 7 ^ Ceilings and inside painting. THOMPSON HOUSE, fur­ • Eat-in Kitchen $31,500. BOLTON- Clarke Road, Flora 6117 (toll free) 5-10 p.ra. ment. $30. 6 46-3^ . glass doors to large deck, gar­ Road, Birch Mountain Road, John verfaille, 6 4 ^ 5 ^ , 872- nished rooms, centrally age, mint condition, $51,700 2222. located. Kitchen privileges. • ItocreaHon Room “ONEp TWOp THREE' building lots, eight available, BRAND NEW AMF Riding Pnilbrick Agency Realtors, 64fr TEACHERS INFLATION •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Parking. Reasonable rales. UNUSUAL deluxe one bedroom CAPfe — Eat-in kitchen, for­ That'a how oaay Itta to bujMhia ovoraizod capo. Taka over two partially cleared, six Ilgdit- Mower. Eight horsepower 4200. • Laundnr Room with Doop Sink fighters. Save over 50% on Artlelos lor Solo 41 Phone 649-2358. mal dining room, fireplaced ly woodea. $8,500-$9,500. Briggs and Stoatton. Used four townhouse, private entrances mortgage and avoid any rad tape. Immodiato occupancy. house painting. 15 years and patio, full basement, in­ • 2-Car Garage living room, 3 bedrooms, 2-car 'nipper, Adams, Dallaire Main times. Too much machine for EXECU TIVE L RANCH- nine Call Bud Lawla. e^rience, insured. Call 643- ALUMINUM sheets used as ESSEX MOTOR INN - weekly cludes heat, appliances, garage, immaculate condi­ ONCE IN AWHILE... Street, Hebron, 228-9217, 228- my boys. First $350. 742-9168. • Central Humidifier printing plates, .007 thick, carpeting, and pool. $245 per rooms, 22x28 Master bedroom, tion. $36,900. 9768. rooms, single $56, double %9, a superb bouse in a very choice location becomes 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for $1. plus tax, continental breakfast, month. Paul W. Dougan, family room, game room, den, • 3-Zono Hoat. WATKINS BARGAIN Shop- private yard, on dead end street available; and this is situated on an acre plus wooded Imootmont Proporty • " INSIDE - Outside painting. Phone 643-2711. air conditioning, 646-2300. Realtor, 646-1021 or 643-45%. Cost of gas for heat, hot water, dryer and GARRISON COLONIAL - REALE’S CORNER *• Special rates for people over tS. Fantastic reductions on sofas, in prim e neighborhood, for lot at the end of a cul-de-sac street with all the chairs, tables, lamps, bedding, Seven rooms, IVk baths, for­ ITS WAia Sm tlT ______FHOat 666.4526 Fully insured. Elstimates given. NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 MANCHESTER- Newer half of further details call Phiibriek cooking under $350 tor 1974! privacy you would expect in a country home, and yet M A N CH ^TER- Invest in the pictures - everything! All from MANCHESTER- clean, fur- CaU 649-7883. cents each. Manchester 2-family, three bedrooms, Agency Realtors, 646-4200. mal dining room, aluminum, future With this four family in­ regular stock: customer nished room, central, apply 4 within S minutes of shopping and parkway. An 8 Evening H4:rald. Pearl St. apartment 1 or call appliances and carpeting. siding, swimming pool, come property. Central loca­ cancellations, floor samples, room, 4 bedroom, Colonial featuring a fireplaced WALLPAPER Hanging - $2.75 875-3503 after 6. Within walking distance to TOLLAND enclosed porch, patio. $%,000. tion and steady income. $56,500. etc. Save up to 50% on truly fine per roll. Experienced WE BU Y and sell used fur­ schools and shopping, $280 per living room, a parquet-floored formal dining room..a Wolverton Agency, Realtors, furniture. 935 Main Street, TIME TO ACTII tradesman. Call R. niture. Cash on the line. One FURNISHED ROOM - ail com- month. Call Paul 'W. Dougan, PRIOED IN LOW W s ASK FOR DON LAPPEN EXECU TIVE L RANCH - AN INVITATION completely equipped kitchen, a carpeted family 649-2813. Manchester. See this oversized, 4 bedroom Starkweather, 644-3194. piece or an entire housefull. forts of home, kitchen, parking, Realtor, 646-1021, or 643-45%. Nine rooms, 22x28 master room with floor to ceiling fieldstone fireplace, 2Vk 646-6432. Furniture Bam , 345 security. CaU 649-3436,643-77%. Cape with breezeway and gar­ TO BEHER LIVING Builnooo Proporty COMPLETE SE T storms and bedroom, family room, game bathrooms, and a 2 car garage. Priced to sell at $82,- WALLPAPERING and Main Street Rear, behind JUST MARRIED? Four-room age on a good sized treed lot. screens for six room Cape, first room, den, private yard, on thrao bedroom Raltod Ranchoo and 900. papering. Painting interior and Douglas Motor Sales. apartment. Appliances, no pets, Our seller is anxious for a NEW MANCHESTER - Unique op­ bid accepted, 649-4483. MANCHESTER- Large clean CARL A. ZINSSER AGENCY dead end street in prime Contemporary bl-tovola teaturtng calhodral colling, wall exterior, and wallpaperi^ is room. Bus line, private home, utilities extra, Immediate oc­ sale, so don't delay! Call portunity - modem one floor my full time business. Work CLEAN USED refrigerators, security, keys. $20 weekly. Cali cupancy $150. 633-6026. m neighborhood. For further to wall carpating, 2-car garage. Pricoa atari at $$g,9go building with 2300 square feet, TAG A I^ crafts sale Saturday Carlene McGlone at 649-5306, 7SO MAIN STREET guarantee^ one room, 10 single ranges, automatic washers, 528-9081. details call. three acres, ideal tor office, and Sunday 10:00, 9 Brandy eves. 742-9213. REALTOR* — — rolls, $35. Iw o rooms, $65.48-72 with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s PLEASANT two-bedroom Also club, or organization. Below hours service. Bob Jobln, 649- Street, Bolton. Follow signs EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY A llia n c e s, 649 Main St, 643- E A S T H A R T F O R D - apartment, second floor cen­ NEW four bedroom Colonlala, ottering lormal dining replacement at $49,900. Hayes 9027. H no answer call after 6 from i l ’s. 646-1511 BOLTON - RANCH, Corporation, 646-0131. MANCHESTER line. Female trally located, $150 no utillUes, BARROWS & WALLACE room, appllancod kitchen, flroplaco, carpeting, gliiM p.m. roommate early 20s to share no pets, 649-3978 or 646-4780. , Maochoatar New Haven Hartford rooms, 3 bedrooms, garage, TAG SALE! Antiques, large wooded lot $36,000. ^ alldtra to dock, garage, pricad to aoll Mid 40'a. SCREENED LOAM - driveway apartment with same. Ap­ M9-530e 397- m V F lS H PAINTING - interior and glassware, books,, Sat. and Sun. gravel, processed gravel, sand, proximately $120. Includes MANCHESTER - Attractive 4- 10:00 on. Rear of Lucas Tailor exterior, paperhanging, stone and fill. George H. Grif- everything. Own bedroom. 569- room apartment. Stove, THE ULTIMATE realty company Rool Eototo Wontod 28 Shop, 176% Spruce Street. CIRCA 1830 - Well main­ excellent work. References. fing, Andover, 742-78%. 0537. refrigerator. References. No TWO-FAMILY Duplex, 6-6, Looking- for a good clean Free estimates. Fully insured. pets. $155. 228-3540, 646-3167. MANCHESTER and VICINITY tained nine room antique RICHARDS & KEHMNA ALL CASH for your property $41,900. Two-family, 4-4, $36,- house without the problems of Martin Mattson, 649^31. DARK RICH loam, five yards Colonial, four fireplaces, four MLS within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, TH REE ROOMS with heat and 000. Two-family flats, 5-5, $34,- maintenance? At a reasonable 828-9946 $28. plus tax, pool patio sand, SALE 50% appliances. One month security MANCHESTER GARDENS- bedrooms, study, one full and instant service. Hayes Corpora­ OFF EVERYTHING A COLONIAL condo spells easy living, clean cool 900. Phiibriek Agency, price? Here are 3 - BEST BUYS PAPER HANGING Expert. gravel, and stone 643-9504. required. No pets. Availabie One and two room apartments Realtors, 6464200. two ‘A baths plus attached five tion, 6464)131. with central air, three bedrooms, roc room, take 1. Three Bedrms. 2W baths. Your average paper, in average /LAMPS /COLLECTIBLES now. CaU 647-9660. in beautiful country setting. time to see this one. $35,900. room unfinished carriage room, $25. Rlchman, 6 « - SWIMMING POOLS - Famous /GLASS /FURNITURE Walk to everything. $169 - $189 RAISED RANCH - Seven Eat-in Kit. including all 1 1 What is your Property Worth? SELLING your house? Call us shed, potential for studio, 1 3864. Coleco guaranteed luxury FOUR SINGLE Rooms for monthly. Includes heat, hot appliances. $34,500. by first and we'll make you a cash rooms, 3 bedrooms, 2 etc., two story barn, well TOLLAND- New home, BOLTON- RANCH, 5 rooms, 3 above ground swimming pool, rent. Centrally located, on bus water, and appUances. * RANCH - Sharp as a tack, 20x20 family room, three 2. Ranch. Eat-in Kit. W all We will inspect your property and suggest offer.One day service. T. J. THUR • FRI. fireplaces, 2-car garage, family treed lot, $54,000. fireplace, IW baths, dining bedrooms, garage, large J.P . LEWIS & SON - Custom completely installed. Huge SA T • SUN. Une. CaU 647-9868 or 643-7107. Superintendant 646-0090. Equal bedrooms, two baths, twentieth century kitchen. A room, modern kitchen with appliances. Central vac. room, 2-car, acre, $42,900. wooded lot $33,000. Phiibriek an asking price; (No obligation.) Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. Painting - Interior and exterior. must on your list. 16’x31’ O.D. com plete with 0 - S housing. beamed ceiling, wall-to-wall system. Best grade of SEVEN ROOM older hoipe, Fireside Realty, Inc. 647-9144. Agency Realtors 646-4200. Ask us about our guarantee sales plan TODAY!! I Paperhanging, Remodeling filter, pump, vinyl liner, ladder, AT SO PEARL ST. Apartments For Rent 53 IMMEDIATE CASH for your carpeting, air-conditioners, wall/wall carpet. Two BELFIORE five rooms and bath on first Gutters. Fully Insured. 64^ sundecK, fencing and stairs. On- MANCHESTER FOUR ROOMS second floor - * RAISED RANCH - $26,600 - we kid you notl Three property. Let us explain our THE BIO RED BARN professionally landscaped. $52,- bedrms. $30,900. floor, two bedrooms on second SWIMMING POOL, garage, WILLIMANTIC - Southridge 9658. • ly, $689. Full price. Financing WE HAVE customers waiting appliances. Suitable for bedrooms, kitchen designed with you In mind. Ga­ 000. Phiibriek Agency, mir^roposal. Call Mr. Belfiore, ^AND 3. Three bedrms. Den. Pat­ floor, garage, conversion to wall-to-wall carpeting are delightful aluminum sided- REALTORS — MLS available. Limited quanity. CaU for the rental of your apartment married couple. Central securi­ rage, city utilities. Realtors, 6464200. features of this clean six-room Ranch with 7 rooms on well PASEK io. 2 Baths. Fireplace. New Listing! two family a possibility, needs Car) collect, 525-91%. for more or home. J.D. Real Estate ty. CaU 643-7094 after 4 p.m. Clean as a whistle Dutch Colonial Just Colonial. Nicely shaded yard, kept lot. City water and sewers. 289-7478 - EAST HARTFORD Building- Controcting 33 information. SAVE S Associates, Inc. 646-1980. Complete Kit. Only $32,- work, CASH FO R HOUSES- Buyers * CAPE - just reduced, seven rooms, nicely land­ NEW RANCH - Extra large off Porter Street. Four bedrooms, all short residential street. Must $28,900. Dick Selig Realty 423- TH REE ROOM apartment with 900. 742-8243 — COVENTRY with pedigrees.' We buy for scaped, above-ground pool, 30’s. modern kitchen, two baths, upstairs. Lovely shaded rear yard. GARRISON COLONIAL sell now. Priced accordingly. 1601 or 742-9718. NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - REFRIGERATOR older. Runs LOOKING for anything in real heat, hot water, stove, All come with Central Air, full I Member National Assoc of Real EsUte Boards also cash. When we bring people to fireplace, 2-car garage, Ideal for the growing family on a Mr. Matthew, Belfiore Agency, Remodeling, repairing, ad­ well. Will deliver $M.OO. CaU Dogs-BIrds-Poto 43 estate rental — apartments, refrigerator, cooking gas. wall budget. Lower mid thirties and worth Four years old, fieldstone your home, you know they're * COLONIAL - comfort and charm, established aluminum siding and windows, Base., City utilities. Carport 647-1413. LOVELY immaculate English I member of the Hartford, Manchester and Vernon Multiple ditions, rec rooms, porches and 649-90495. homes, multiple dwellings, no to wall carpeting. $170. Adults every penny! fireplacet beamed ceiling serious • not "just looking, neighborhood. Four bedrooms, V h baths, double large deck, picture window, in & storage area. Pool & Tennis Colonial on private, shaded, and I Listing Service. ' roofing. No job too'small. Call DOG-CAT boarding reser­ fees. CaU J.D. Real Estate only. No pets. Security deposit wall-to-wall carpeting, family thanks." Call us for action! garage, clean throughoui. 40’s. basement with walk-out to Courts. Custom Ranch GARRISON COLONIAL- Seven shrubbed yard. New kitchen, 649-314IM. TH REE ROCK Electrofile with vations. Combined Inslde/out- Associates, Inc. 646-1980. required. Call 643-9678. room, sliding glass doors to Keith Real Estate, 646-4126 or patio. $47,900. Phiibriek Agen­ Professional builder built this one for rooms, IW baths, formal dining distinctive stone fireplace. enclosed cabinet. Excellent side runs, partitioned privacy, 649-1922. *• RANCH - $31,500. Needs your personal touch, four cy, Realtors, 6464200. himself! Plastered walls, fireplace, large deck, garage, mint con­ room, aluminum siding, swim­ Aluminum storms, screens, WES ROBBINS carpentry condition. Price open. CaU M is. ermicidal lighting. Canine NEWER Three-bedroom aluminum storms, screens, and doors. ELUNQTON bedrooms, garage, 100x200 lot. KEITH dition, $51,700. ming pool, enclosed porch, doors. Breezeway and garage. THREE BEDROOM Ranch, remodeling specialist. Au­ U C roix 646-3050. [oliday Inne, 2(K) Shridon Road, Duplex '- 1% baths, carpeting, G arage, 200 ft. lot in desireable MAY WE BUY your home? g WILLIMANTIC- Two family (4 patio. ^ .0 0 0 . Phiibriek Agency Attractive residential street. central air-conditioning, built- ditions, rec rooms, dormers, Manchester, 646-5971. aU appliances. $275 monUiiy. REAL ESTATE residential area. Low. low forties. BOLTON — 6W room Ranch Quick, fair, all cash and no TICK TOOK ■k COLONIAL - custom built, luxurious and lovely, plus 7 rooms) on sm all city lot. Realtors. 646-4200. Fast sale imperative. Mr. ins, family room, on cul-de-sac, buUt-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, MOVING- For sale Hotpoint Frechette & Martin, Inc., Early occupancy. on IW acres, generous size GAT. a GUN. problems. Call Warren E. four bedrooms, two fireplaces, formal dining room, City water and sewers. $19,500. 646-4126 $ 3 2 ,0 0 0 Matthew, Belfiore Agency, 647- half acre near school. In Forest 649-3446. Refrigerator-Freezer, 14 cubic PRIVATE riding instructions, Realtors, 646-4144. OR rooms, 2 fireplaces, 2-car gar­ 1413. 4-7 P.M. Howland, Realtors, 643-1106. English and Western, $5.00 per TOWER large treed lot. Must be seen. Dick Selig Realty 423-1601, or MANCHESTER- Just like Hills section. 646-1840. feet, 4 years old, harvest gold. A new 1 bedroom townhouse apart­ For a fast sale on this Green Manor age, $39,900. living in the country! Uniquely LEON aESZYNSKI builder - %25.______Sears washer 6 years oid| hour, call 633-5571, anjdime. TWO BEDROOM luxury 742-9718. 640-1022 Ranch! Needs “Elbow Grease” or ment community featuring private en­ designed 7-room ranch CAPE- Eat-in kitchen, formal REDUCEDI INSTANT cash for your home. new homes custom built, white CaU townhouse, located in Highland trances. open staircase, wall to wall k RANCH - Just listed, eight rooms, move-ln condi­ "Sweat Equity," but at this price it's a RANCH -- 5 moms, city MANCHESTER- lazy ------7 4 2 ^ 0 . featuring cathedral celling dining room, fireplaced living I Oulek sate wanted by owner. Call Dan Reale, 646-4525. remodeled, additions, rec BASSET HOUND - AKC Park section of Manchester. carpeting, range, refrigerator, dis­ tion, three bedrooms, 2 baths, central air. Many real steal, in our opinion. utilities, handy location. $29,- Mid fifties. Oilers con­ husband's special, if your hus­ posal. pantry unit, cathedral beamed living room, 3 bedrooms, two rom, 3 bedrooms, 2-car garage, I band doesn't like to, can't or rooms, garages, kitchens CLEANINGEST carpet cleaner registered, male, eight months, Wooded and private. For infor­ Swimming Pool 900 sidered. ROCKLEDGE living room. VA baths, open balcony, other fine teatures. Lovely private yard. baths, formal dining room, immaculate condition, $% ,m . won't be a handyman why not •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• remodeled, bath tile, cement you ever used, so easy, too. (tot $1S0, 742-9394. mation call 646-1616, or 649- abundant closets, air conditioning, Plus garage, makes this clean Colonial I AREA, spacious 7-room SwhenyoutS private deck, Canulewood Phiibriek Agency, Realtors, choose, this comfortable three work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ Blue Lustre. Rent electric 5295. master TV antenna, 24 hour an attractive buy in the mid-thirties. TWO-hAMILY Duplex, 64, superintendent service, laundry and k SPLIT RANCH - quiet, elegant and luxurious nine Drive. Inquire R.G. Snyder 6464200. Hateed Ranch, large wooded bedroom Ranch, appliances, tial or commercial. CaU 649- shampooer $1. E.A . Johnson FOR SALE- Three male boxer Rcently painted outside, wall to wall $41,900; Two-Iamily, 4 4 , $36, □ MIGC. GERVICEG storage area in basement No pets. oversized rooms, three baths, mint contlon, execu­ General Contractor 646-4874. lot fireplace, formal dining room, 4291. Paint Company. puppies, AKC registered, CaU WILLINGTON, one, two, and ImmMiate through August 1st oc­ ■ TMNK carpeting. Move in before school 000; Two-family flats, 5-5 tive area. Low 70’s. starts! two baths, double garage, love­ after 1:30 p .m .,-8 p.m. 742-6258. three bedroom apartments, cupancy. Rent per month In­ $34,900. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY with fireplaces, central air con­ cluding heat and hot water. Please Darling Dutch ly yard. Ju st listed at $46,500. SwvfcM O lh ro d 31 GREEN. STRIPED awnings. call 672*6343 or 675-967Q. Monday I SAaac\\acd & ^sseU o uUdden Associate, 6^29S. Carpentry and general contrac­ Two 30” , one 108". Good condl- AKC miniature schnauzer pups, ditioning, appUances, pool, and Colonial on a short residential street. through Friday, 8-5 p.m. Directions: I- " $34,900 - NEW LISTING..,B«mtay School area. Im- NEW RANCH - Extra large ONCE IN A LIFETIME REWEAVING bums, holes. ting. Residential and commer­ Uon. 6420622. house trained, aU shots affec­ sauna, poilution free country 66 to exit 95. Route 83 north 6 miles, New kitchen U only one feature. Love­ cial. Whether it be a small left on Route 286, % mile on right maculata, 5 room Capa, 1 'A baths, llraplaca and garaga. ly stone fireplace U another. Secluded modem kitchen, two baths, WILLIMANTIC-Investora, or Zippers, umbrellas repaired. tionate, good with children, 5 ^ living with highway con­ repair lob, a custom built home i r CENTURY 21 i r Hurry on this one. and shaded rear yard. Breezeway, gar­ fireplace, 2-car garage, large family take note. Gigan­ Window shades, Venetian GALVANIZED 25” two tube 6317 or S2 7 0 6 4 . venience, appointment only, or anything in between, call 646- I age, aluminum storms, screens, and aluminum siding and win­ tic 12-room home, city water MANCHESTER blinds. Keys. TV for rent. Gro-Lite for plant shelf. $15. 643-2139, 6 8 4 -m . 1379. Phyllis Jackston Agency 1^,900 — Just listed, slumlnum sided, 7 room Colonial, doors. Priced to Sell. dows, large deck, picture win­ and sewers. $31,000. Dick Selig Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649-5221. 643-8522. F R E E - Five lovable puppies. ONE BEDROOM apartment, CONDOMINIUMS Can be seen 162 Birch Street 2 baths, new kitchen and rec room, 194 tt. lot. Rolling Park Cape dow in basement with walk­ Realty 423-1601 or 742-9718. MANCHESTER - five large heated, $140. Security required. BUILDING - Remodeling, FOR SALE AIR conditioner- from 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. rooms, on second floor of brand Call 643-2455. Available im ­ U Wall to wall throughout, brick front, MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. 649-8792 649-6050 out to patio. $47,900. LOW SU’D roofing, rec rooms, additions, 1 park-like rear yard. Call for further COVENTRY- Immaculate OVi Enjoy your homo and tel Removal, pruning, lot clearing, Fedders, Bargin used one day. new two-family, carpeting, air mediately. garages. All kinds, carpentiy details. COLONIAL - 7 rooms, IW I room, split level, 3 bedrooms, spraying. Fully insured. Cost $250. sacrifice for $150.8,- FREE KITTENS- Litter conditioning and dishwasher, aomoono olao arorry about work. For estimates call 64d^ M7,500 — Maintenance free aluminum sided Capa, Rockledge Ranch b a t h s , 3 b e d r o o m s , family room, garage, Licensed. Free estimates. 000 BTU Heavy Duty. 643-6847. trained, part Persian and part separate driveways, $260 per MANCHESTER- Large newer CALL US TODAY! three or lour bedrooms, rec room, lireplace, garage with maintananco, cutting and 1142. Siamese. Call 646-0675 month, security, call 646-1379 duplex three bedroom apart­ 6 rooms, 2^ baths, modern as breezeway, garage, swim manicured acre. Excellent Phone 646-3437, 633-5354. trimming tho lawn, tnow after 6 p.m. breezeway and porch. tomorrow with all the built-in location. $30,500. Fireside Real­ TAG SALE- 472 Spring Street. ment. Immaculate conoition ming pool, redwood deck, STEPS, SIDEWALKS, stone amenities including three a ir con­ ty, Inc. 647-9144. romoval.otc. TREE SERVICE (Soucier) August 9th, 10-5. Something for FO R SA L& Irish Setter female ‘ throughout. Priced right. R. CIRCA 1830 well maintained RANCH- 5 rooms, city utilities, wooded yard. $42,500. walls, fireplaces, flagstone I ditioners! Lovely fireplaces. Prestige Trees cut, trimmed or topped, everyone. Come by and buy. pup, 3% months old, shots and FURNISHED three-room Zimmer, J.D. Real Estate 646- nine room Antique Colonial, m s e m m n i handy location. $29,900. and privacy at a down to earth price. IN ANDOVER-Honeymooners terraces, concrete repairs, in­ Ak C registration. CaU after apartm ent, w ater heat, and four fireplaces, four bedrooms, $39,900 — New 6 room aluminum sided Colonial, RAISED RANCH - Seven stumps removed, fuUy Insured. Phiibriek Agency, Realtors, The Very Best or retirees, cosy four-room ctifmcmmuii side and outside. Reasonably KIRBY VACCUUM cleaner 5:30 p.m. 643-0671. electric included, $200 per study, one full and two Vz baths lireplace, 1 Vz baths, rent with option available. rooms, 3 bedrooms, 2 (tot a tree problem? Well worth 6464200. authentic log cabin with mini- Each of Utato homoa hat an priced. 6434)851. with accessories, shampooer, month, near hospital and high M A N C H E S T E R - th r e e plus attached five room un­ Looking in the high sixties? Don't fail fireplaces, 2-car garage, a phone calall. 742-8252. barn on 1W country acres. OHA Sander reconditioned. $200. BEAGLE AKC eight weeks, school, Phiibriek Agency bedrooms, second floor apart­ finished carriage shed, poten­ I to see this seven room, three bath alr-condHionad and haatod family room, modem kitchen COLONIAL- seven rooms, 1V4 Raised Ranch at 39 Carpenter Road in heat, big stone fireplace, open Complete 20 gallon aquarium male, $40, female $»), 742-5016. Realtors, 646-4200. ment, in newer two-family, ful­ tial for studio, etc., two story family room, all walMo-wall TWO HANDYMEN will clean, COfTOM 3*S HOMIS baths, three bedrooms, $39,900 — Immaculate three bedroom split level. luxurious Forest Hills! Leisurely with beamed celling, wall-to- beams, very short walk to bike. with stand, filter, etc. (^U 649- ly carpeted, air-conditioned, barn, well treed lot, $54,000, earpol, eaniral air con­ rake, lime, fertilize, mow, CONSTRUCTION breezeway, garage, swimming H Carpeting, garaga, large lot. Minutes to downtown thorough inspection is a must for this wall carpeting, air- Reduced to $^,000. Call 423- maintenance of lawn seasonal. 5952. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• FURNISHED two rooms heat, and all appliances. Convenient Phiibriek Agency Realtor, 646- pool, redwood deck, wooded mini-estate. ditioning, alovo, hood, AODITIONa H Manchester. conditioners, professionally Reduced to *59,900 1601 or 742-9718. Cellars and attics cleaned. Boots-Accossorlos 45 hot water, stove, refrigerator, location, %45 monthly. Call 4200. yard. $42,500. Phiibriek Agency, rolrigorator, dishwasher and RgM ODgLINO landscaped. $52,000. Larga 4 badroom Colonial on cornar lot. FIral floor tamily Reasonable prices. 643-5306. ROOFINO |iRge COPPERTONE refrigerator, utilities supplied, apply collect 0-617-867-2756 or 643- Realtors, 6464200. 941,500 — 5-8 two tamily, two separate heating diapoaal go with thoao 14 cubic feet, $150. \™ te elec­ 18’ CRUISER LINE, 125 h.p. Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 5836. CAPE- Six rooms, treed lot, MANY OTHERS WE NEED LISTINGS NOW! room with flroplaco, 2ach House. 1% baths, full barn, double garage. Owners anxlousl till for sale. FuUy Insured, and repaired. 30 years savings. Habekost Engineering, basement, private entrances rec room % bath, ail privileges, I WANTED Antique furniture, jColonlal on ovor W aero o l lovaly ahnibbad and troad Ucensed, free estimates. Cali experience. Free estimates. 5226049. and patio, includes heat, gas, rent with or without option to $96,500 - Immaculate three bedrooms, Dutch glass, pewter,, oil paintings, or oporty. Canter antranco, front to back living room with after 6 p.m. 640-1322 of 872-7268. Rowley, 643-5361. cooking appliances, carpeting, buy. 646-4427. Colonial, In Redwood Farms, first floor family room, other antique 'itemsT R. inter firoplaca, baamod lormal dining, appllanoad TAG SALE- Several and air conditioning. $ ^ per double garage, and rec room. Harrison, 643-8709. kitchan. Informal family room arlth bar, four good aiiod COLLEGE BOY wiU do yard ROOFING - Installation and neighborhood fam ilies. Many month. Pets allowed not over COVENTRY- SIX room duplex. I repairs, gutters, storm win­ Stove refrigerator, heat, wall- $97,900 — Immaculate 8-room Colonial, fireplace, miscellaneous items. 41 201bs. Within walking distance badrooma, garaga - BEAUTIFUL - $47,200. work - has several years of WANTED - Antiques or collec­ carpeting, first floor family room, double garage.'18x24’ dows, doors. Experienced Sherwood Circle, Manchester. of schools, churches, shopping, to-wall carpeting. $280. experience and most equipment tables, rugs, paintings, bronzes, deck. Narrow stained clapboard exterior. ' SOUTH WINDSOR quality workmanship. FuUy in­ Saturday, August‘9th 10-6. and bus. Paul W. Dougan Available September 1. Call including mower, truck and furniture, lamps, china, etc. I W AN T TO HEAR A SHADY STDRY7 Look beyond Ibo troool chain saw, etc. No job too big or sured, Free estimates. Realtor 646-1021 or 643-4535. 646-0425. $99,900 — New 3-bedroom Duplex, V h baths, huge Any quantity, 644-8962. 8 kitchen, separate utilities and basements, aluminum and ado ono of tho beat five on the markoL Thrao Iga. too small. CaU 64M761 after 6 Reasonable prices. Rick TWO 12’ overhead garage badrooma, Hraptecod living room, formal dining, la^| Burnett, 646-3006. doors, complete with hardware, Business for Rent 55 and brfek. Excellent Income, tax credit. p.m. SIX ROOM Duplex for rent. country kllehon, panoted lam. rm., 1W batha, garaga, $60 for bom. One 42” metal Close to schools and shopping. I Hoodng-Plumbing 35 "SBBYT aS t Ique^ OFFICE SPACES for rent on THREE YEARS YOUNQ cabinet sink, $26, 646-1418. $190 per month. Security $99,BOO — New custom. Cape Codder, first floor family NEW LISTING |alumlnum aiding, patio with llraplaca - $45,700. 21* SPRUCB ST. MANCHESTBR Main Street in Manchester, Priced to sell Immediately. 8 large rooms, 4 bedrooms, 2 Three year young Colonial In excellent location, country deposit required. Write Box A, room, 2 baths, double garage. Preferred location. CUSTOM a STOCK SHADIt SEWERLINES, Sink lines, SWIMMING POOLS - End of MS-2SM S46-1SS2 ideal location for professional full baths, formal dining room with slldera to deck, COVENTRY Manchester Herald. 999,900 — Business zoned property In Bolton, irwo kitchen with bullt-lns, formal dining room, first floor family C LASSY $ CD D L one acre ol land aurrounda thIa tevotyj Also a CMipMa Una of cleaned wltti electric cutters, season clearance! Sacrifice! OPeNTUe8.-8AT.1l>-aPM offices very convenient to all I fireplaced family room, fully appllanced kitchen. Low, low room with allder to deck, 4 bedrooms, 2V4 baths, (■raUMKtlMIHMKl Wo Buy a Soil facilities. Please call 646:4100,9 stores, two apartments, unique property. Priced right. ittiroo bedroom homo. Flroptoood tamily room wllh glaaa by professionals. McKinney WiU sell and conmletely Install MANCHESTER - three 40’s. Call 289-4331. aluminum aiding, many extras. Call 289-4331. MANCHS8TER Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ FURKTIURS - GLASSWARE a.m.-5 p.m. altdara, appllanoad kitohan, earpotlno, movo-ln condition. huge 19x24’ O.D. swimmingswln AND COLLSCTIBLeS bedrooms, second floor apart­ VjENETIAN BLIND CO. pany, 643-53%. 1 CALL FDR YDUR PRIVATE SHDWIND - $39,000. pool conmieteirnmk with fencing, ment, in Aewer two-family, ful­ $61,900 — New 7-room Dutch Colonial, fireplace, porch sundeck, filter and pump. Now ly carpeted, air-conditioned, SHARE four-room office, with ■ and deck, double garage, appliances, tax credit. MANCHESTER m NO JOB too' small, toilet only $777. Full price financing A N T IQ U E S W A N T E D - and all appliances. Convenient accountant, air-conditioning JUST SIMPLY IMMACULATC CDUNTRY CHARM yal all the eonvanlonoaa olterad In a UGH T TRUCKING- Attica and repairs, plugged drains, kitchen available. CaU Tony collect, American furniture, oriental location, $245 monthly. Cali and heat, good projection. cellars cleaned. For free es­ faucets replaced, repaired, rec 203-232-6500. rugs, paintings, pewter, Wind­ Reasonable. Call 649-16%, 649- ■ $64,900 — Located on the historic Bolton Green, nine- six room Garrison Colonial. V /i baths, fireplaced living condo. Boautihil carpating onhanoaa Iga. Hv. rm., com- collect 0-617-887-3756 -or 643- room- Colonial Cape, two baths, double garage, 900 tt. plately appilanead kitehan, aluminum axtarior, many.oxtraa timates, caU 647-9610 anytime. rooms, baUupoom remodeUng, sor chairs,' crocks, jugs. Ron 5836. 3549. deep lot. room, formal dining room, 1 car attached garage, country heat modernization, etc. Free AIR CONDITIONERS- 6000, Dionne, 643-1691. style kitchen, king size master, available for Immediate oc­ - MINT CDNOITIDN • $31,900. OFFICES- Ground floor ★ *★ ★ ★ *★ ★ ***★ ★ *★ *★ **★ ** EXCAVATING - for garage estimates gladly given. M & M 5000, BTU three speed, insta PLEASANT four rooms, second to the great values in Classified cupancy. 0nly...$41,500. Call 289-4331. SENTRY SOUTH WINDSOR foundations, landscaping, etc. Plumbing & Heaung, 649-2871. mount exhaust, direction con­ FOX HILL Antiques, now open, floor, central, working couple parking, includes utilities. ■ Real Estate Services I LDNO, LOW, AND LOVELY...noatlod In the Irooa la ttila Sand, stone, gravel and good trol, 649-3481. Friday and Saturday, 9-6. We’re preferred. (?aU 649-5^ after 6 Convenient to 1-86. Reasonable. ★ SOUTHVIEW ★ aavon room beauty. FIral floor tamily room, appllanood screened loam for sale. CaU BATH remodeling, vanity locatM at 356 West St., (Route p.m. 64644%. NEW SUBDIVISION OF-CUSTOM DUPLEX HOMES, FEATURING: 29 CONNECTICUT RLVD. kitohan, 1 «A batha, eaniral vao. ayatom, taro oar garage artth 840-3109. cabinets, plumbing and heating SNOW T IR ES- Thivo B R 78-13 85), Bolton, .Stop by and gTie HeralJ) UNDERGROUND UTILITIES, SIDEWALKS AND OPEN SPACE LAND. MANCHESTER |alaolrio aye - muat bo aeon - O N LY • $42,S00. repairs. Recession prices. (jaU steel belted radials. Excellent browse! MANCHESTER- Deluxe 2 ' ** 1 MORTGAGES ARE AVAILABLE AND 'QUALIFIED TENANTS PROFESSIONAL auto 649-4056 to 8:30 a.m ., 6 to 7 p.m. condition. $20 each. 643-6927. bedroom Townhouse, 1% baths, SUPPLIED. PLEASE STOP “BUY” AND INVESTIGATE THIS IDEAL Lovely Colonial home In Ansaldl Haights location, 3 OFFICE SPACE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING EAST HARTF0RD«289-4331 cleaning. My services include W ontod to B uy 49 full basement, private en­ FAM ILY i n v e s t m e n t . HARTFORD ROAD TO WILFRED ROAD. bedroom s, V h baths, fireplaced living rdom, formal dinihg I REALTOR - MLS . washing waxing, slmonixing, in­ FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing BOOK SALE- Over 200 novels, FOR RENT SHOWN DAILY BY APPOINTMENT. room, first floor family room, snolosad porch, take a look trances and patio, includes , I ! 1 , Vernon Board of Rsallors, Manehtsler Board of Realtors,. terior cleaning, ruga sham­ - Repairs and remodeling, condensed books, and paper­ VOLVOS WANTED any year, 250 square feet, center of *• today please, call 289-4331. i HGHARDS & KEHMNA heat, appliances, carpeting, . 1) Hartford Board of RssHors sewer Unes cleaned electrical­ backs. 5-15$ each. Saturday we will pay instant cash on the Manchester, sir conditjiming PHONE 643-2711 MLS 826*9846 pooed, engine cleaning, and pool, air-conditioning, $290 per FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD engine pamting. House calls ly. Prom p^rvice on emergen­ August 9tb 9;30-2;30 rain or spot. CaU Mr. Mag. Clayton month. Paul W. Dougan, and paricing. Call 643-9551. available. Phone 289-1287. cies. 643-7024. shine. 58 Waddell Road. Motors 289-3461. Realtor, 646-1021 or 6 4 3 -^ . ■ Our office Is fn constant need of new listings. II you're f i i thinking ol soiling, plooso coll lor conHdontlol Inspection and evaluation. Wo w olcom o and appreefate your I businossi REMEUBER, YOU DESERVE ONLY THE I, ■ BEST. 6 ^aac\xac& (L ^ sse,U oi I REALTORB-MLS i4$-a4$2 16$ Wept Cantor $lraot PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester.’ Conn., Fri,, August 8.1975 , I-- BENJY 1 BY JIM BERRY Autou For Solo 81 A i ^ For Solo 81 Auloo For Solo 81 Auloo For Solo 81 P a t n MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn,, Frl„ August 8, 1975— PAGE FIFTEEN BUGS BUNNY ^ O U ( , p i ^ OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE PAf? ^...ANID WHEN TME CHAJR. I'M CXPECTIWS SOME LOWe OH, OH/THE V nOW HE'S STUCK THIS ELECTRC A FASCINATINS STUPV, FULL DIDN'T 73D0t a WAS DELIVERED iV m S e o o o : . . IF.IT VWVSNT PISTAWCe CALLS...RISHTMOW OFFICE BOY INTHE OFFICE, THIS KATDR's NO t PER THESE I'M 60 IW' TO TH' DRAFTIN’ OF SURPRISES' 6PWARP HOOPLE I 74 two Dart Sport, 2-Door, t-oylindar FULL.OF SCRATCHES... IT WOULDNT c u r THOUGHT HE'O ) a n d IT'LL BE I tell COULD BE CAM ------^ EAR p u j e s , , r o o m ,THEM OUT TOMILLtiZ CALLEP TEPPy BY HIS PEERS A T ' 2-Door Sedan,- automatio AUGUST angina, automatio, powar i taartng, BUTTER. WANDER (LIK E A CROSS YOU OUR WORST THIS 30B / -AFTERWARD I’LL BE dHECK- ) THROUCiH TH’ ) COUNTRY RUM % 6 - F O U t ip tranamisalon. vinyl root, aunroof. - < S C H N O O eU E V___ >AKr..aLA... CLOSIN YE OLPE B0ARDIN6 HOUSE, WAS THAT s e t b a c k d e p t , s t o r e , WOULD ) OUT TM' BkS CRANE JOB, SHOP AN'c a b ( w h en r e t r ie s in d e e p s e l e c t e d t o WARN . VALOR AND rifz^ COMPLAIMTS A BE A S — n— r -i ANP THEN I'M WHILE TH’ BOSS n o LOCATE TH' SINCE =II=UU aOIMSTOTH THE FARMERS NEAR PLYMOUTH LEADERSHIP THE 6 - P O O t^ P *2899 *2795 THAT THE BRITISH ARE BOSS k M ^ I SAVINGS H i WERE MARCHINS! traditional HOOKED with A HOOPLES CAMERA 74 nmnnii MISTER AT DILL8N F9RD 74 MIS7Mt I 7 2 Door, V-6 angina, automatio Hardtop, white. 4-cyllnder engine. TO THE a -ft T im e - Iranamitalon, power ataerlng, vinyl 4-speed transmission. c l o c k root. TMs Week’s Special Auloo For Solo 81 Auloo For Solo 81 Auloo For Solo 81 Trucko lor Solo 82 *2999 FORD 1969 Custom 4-door runs 1970 CHEVY 3/4-ton custom *3399 MICKEY FINN BY HANK LEONARD good. Many new parts. $395. camper. Heavy- dutv 1975 Call 643-2519. ment. Cap included,included 74IMM 71 70MIO 5M> originaligi miles, $2,000. Call after Shop, then TORONADO 1970 full loaded Station Wagon, V-S angina, 2 Door Hardtop, green. V-8 engine, W H Y D IO ttT ! VHk SORRY" THINGS 5, 742-6817. automatic Iranamlialon, power LTD SQUIRE WAGDN automatic transmission, power I REALLY DON’T VOU Keep HIM I HAVE SEEN HECTIC $950, 1965 Volkswagen, $150 or brakea, air oonditloning. steering. UUCLO P M L9 KNOW, M ICKEY. HE H C P e U N T IL f THH LAST HOUR-AND best offer, call 649-6545. 1973GMC, Jimmy deluxe JUST WALKED OUT/ I oar BPCKpj ' I DIDH'T EVEN SEE , package, many extras, call HIM LEAVE/ V SftS BUICK COMET 1962. Fair condition, mornings, 643-235 *2499 iT E D D Y AN engine needs work. $150. Call *3699 UNKNOW N USSSSZ HEROESARE B-» 644-0588 after 6 p.m. 1966 CHEVROLET TRUCK and MADE-K»OT0ORM HERO? camper cap with sleeping In­ i (0 M.. ■■ us».tC“|g^ Q’B 1964 BARRACUDA-good run­ 73CMXUn 73 ECHIOUNE «W sert, 6 cylinder standard, new 2-Door Hardtop, green, V-6 engine, BSAND NEW ning condition, $250. call 64^ radial tires. 742-8550. Beige, V-8 engine, 3-speed MUTT AND JEFF 1785 automatic transmission, power transmission, power steering. b u d f is h e r steering, power brakes. AM/FM radio. FOR SALE 1966 Volkswagen Molorcycloo-SIcycloo 84 MUTT I HEARD'you '/EH, J E F F HAD IT Beetle. Good condition. $450. *3299. CAUGHT A BIG M OUNTED 7 5 BUICKS 644-8455. Triumph in excellent condition. *3499 400 V-8 Miigliw, power stMring, powsr brakss, Mir cost* SW ORDFISH TODAY.' Reasonable. Call 643-4534. ditloning, tinted gl«M, front and rear bumper guarda, LAST WEEK.' 1966 PONTIAC Convertible deluxe luggage rack, JR 78x15 radial whHa aldawall Bonneville. Good condition. 73 BtRCR 74 MIS7MR SMI c d : Asking $625. Call 646-3530. Auloo For Solo 81 LeSabre 4-Door Hardtop, blue. V-6 liraa, undarcoat, Hat prl(m $e397...8lock No. 8222 Station Wagon, blue. V-8 engine, PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER automatic transmission, power engine, automatic transmission, <-(?ANDPA, power steering, power brakes. SPEaAUYPHCEOIIT... •tMTlng. power brekee, air condi­ 5 T H E S E ( W H EN YOU tioning. W H AT'S A R E \ GET TO BE A < TH A T LINE J h *2899 B IFO C A LS , / grandfather V *3999 CARLYLE ^THEY'RE PART &LASSES,05* ' ^ 1 J A O F T H E _ Excellent Selection Including | i^^A P-'^CKAG-E!) C.*7rt|l>l< im 8«MMN \ i f FOR YOUR Century Customs r l o m m u a . MB \ i r CAPTAIN EASY Centurys ^ Regalsj WEIS OPEN FORD THURSDAY BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE Good Color and Option Choice MOK, TOES., DILLON FORD TU6MMB a e r a r o o n p WED. &FRL SATURDAY OKAY- eOOD eiKU...NOW WE'VE’ OH. GREAT! SHE'S ★ DEMONSTRATORS ★ 318 Main st, Manchester Phone 643-2145 BEHIND M E l... BOTH aOT TO BACK AWAY 1... I TH19KH) TIL 5:00 BUT MOVE VERY DON'T WANT TO KILL THE CRITTER 7 5 RUICK CENTURYS & REGALS SLOWLY AND UNLESS I HAVE TO! THE BORN LOSER SENTLV...rLU Nice Solectlon To Pick From BY ART SANSOM K E E P HIM COVERED, You Can Got A Battar Daal Than Evar Bafora At WHAT WAS SA8 Bacauaa Wall Taka Anything In Tradal 0 CTHAT S & S BUICK ''SsNe now. "A Different Kind of Car Dealer" Save later... SI UUISSr.,milCNESTER (Ope* Eves.) (49-4571 ( iiH 930NI>i4 A l«vl« 15, N«r( Afwoy, On* BUch front Cotdon) With Toyota’s JvBt I MmrtM from Downtown Hortfordt DATSUNS lowest-priced car. THE FLINTSTONES YOU WANT 'EMy WE’VE GOT ’EM! , ^ 1 BY HANA.BARBERA In 1975 EPA tests, the city driving. Corolla’s » im»$«A \m. TH 1*1 Ul PH 0* Buolnooo tor Bent 55 1970 MONTE CARLO excellent Toyota Corolla kver- ^ low price saves money ALLEY OOP H I condition, FM stereo, 8-track, 2 Several Shipments Just Arrived! BY V.T. HAMLIN SOUTH WINDSOR- modern aged 33 mpg in siWiu- W O V d l . YEAH-REMEMBER m e a m a z i n g w h a t studded snow tires, power now. Corolla's great THAT'S single offices or suites, all steering, power brakes. $1350. HERE V'ARE, . HEY, SHE SAID TUIS TELLING y o u T WAS A 3 0 L F E R c a n utilities, carpeting, janitorial lated highway driving. gas mileage saves TOLDdUH IT WAS NICE VOOR eOlNG TO TRV^THIS D O W ITH A Call 6 4 ^ ^ . BOVS.'TWO , ■tmank&A w a s a ' s o lar AN' HOT, DIDNT I ? BEST NEW PUTTER?, Corolla averaged t h r e e - b e e e I N E W J> U T T E R services, parking, convenient to money later. Test drive 210’s - 710’s - PICKUPS - 280Z’s MOUVT \ MINE'S AINE, BUT AND AN - Routes 84 and 91, Glidden 1970 FORD LTD V-8 automatic, 21 mpg in simulated _ a Corolla todayl SPBOALS.' OLD Associates, 644-2533. power steering, radio and PENCIL neater. Tires like new. Hurry For Best Selection / Booorl Property Excellent condition. $850. Call For Bent 58 233-8457.

COVENTRY LAKEFRONT 1969 FORD STATION Wagon, cottage, three bedrooms, Country Squire, V-8 automatic, available month of August, 6 ^ power steering, radio, heater, 1418. and luggage rack. Good condi­ r ( tion. $750. Call 233-8457. DeCORMIER Wonted to Bent 57 CHEVY 1963 Impala 283 V8 “Hartford Area’s O WANTED BY three adults a engine good running condition . h, U I OB five room heated or unheated. $250 649-2696. LARGEST IM ] MOTOR SALES INC. Call 246-2669. TOYOTA DEALER” LYNCH MR.ABERNATHY 285 RROAD STREET • MANCHESTER # 643-4165 BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY W IN AT BRIDGE WANTED-FOUR or five room DART SWINGER 1973 2 door 345 Cantar S i hardtop, automatic, power THE KING 5 0 LET^ KffiP home or duplex by 2 middleage M a n c h a sta r OF WY THAT LINE non-drinking men with room steering, radio, vinyl roof. TEly Culbertson, the first bike, good running condition, extras. $800. Cali 643-8242. Meadow Road, West *Q87 Sometimes the defenders set leave number with answering $250, call anytime, 6464911. Wlllington, Conn. with i r camper. Completely on to Ute king of diamonds. great contract players, would service. self-contained and equipped. West Eail (D) up a squeeze lor declarer by stack up against the modem ex­ 1970 HONDA 450- Highbars, TT A K 10 6 2 cashing their tricks right off the SUMMER SALE - at Plaza Call 872-6931. A AQ74 perts. 1973 YAMAHA 100, 750 miles. pipes, Must sell going west. 4/3 V Q J 10 7 4 bat. 'Tnus, West was mighty Note that South knew where Homes. Best housing buy in WINTHROP the king of diamonds was The answer is that bidding 643r8136. $5M. 643-9266 Dan. BY DICK CAVALLI 4 10 8 7 5 4 V K 3 proud of his spade opening, □ AUTOMOTIVE town. 60' three bedroom, 1 1/2 18 foot Franklin Travel Trailer. located. East needed it for his and playing as they did 45 years A 6 3 2. AS 4 when he cashed four spades as a baths, $3,995. New. 14' deluxe Self-contained, sleeps four, THERE GOES ANCmHER opening heart bid. Also note ago they, would be outclassed, FOR SALE- 1W3 Honda 350 CB. HONDA 1975 CR 125 Elsinore. I USEID7DUDVETO ... B U T I W ONY b e THATLOOKS? LIKE South starter. He was less proud when a li r s t Never raced. Must see. 646- early American $10,995. Trades excellent condiUon. Call 649- HALLCMHDTRAPmON. that if declarer did not cash but if they were around today Auloo For Sole 81 Low mileage. Must sell. Best 4879 after 6:30. O tA S e fH E POIN© IT ANY MORE. A CAN OFAAACe A J5 South ran off the last nine by and in the prime they would be 1583. welcome. Very clean, 2- A AILAVAMANDNIP squeezing East in the red suits. dummy’s ace of diamonds offer. Call 646-4224 anytime...... 4 ------o ------HE WAS CARRYINS V A 8 right at the top as they were bedroom great starter home. A T Hie HEEL.S... THIS MOIRNINe, before running clubs the NEED CAR? Credit bad? $2,995. Something really Automotivo Sotvlco < 88 O 4QJ92 squeeze would not have worked. then. Bankrupt? Repossessed? special, 70x14' three huge A A K J 10 9 It wasnit a difficult squeeze. Contract is only 50 years old Honest Douglas accepts lowest Auloo For Sole 81 Auloo For Solo 81 bMrooms, two full baths, waTl- EUROPEAN World Motor Ser- Neither vulnerable All South had to do to make sure and the game is improving all down, smallest payments. to-wall carpeting throughout, vice LTD. offering major and of his contract was to win trick the time. Douglas Motors, 345 Main. minor repairs t o r Audi, five with his ace of hearts, cash matching appliances, deluxe Answer to Previous Puzzle Spanish, was $16,495, now $14,- Porsche, Volkswagen. Factory West North East South dummy's ace of diamonds (The TOYOTA - See us for reliable 995. Excellent financing trained, European Mechanics, Shopping used Toyotas with our 60-day QUALITY available. Parts, supplies and All work guaranteed. Bank IV 2 * 100% warranty. We also buy NEW 1975 NEW 1975 Americard and Miaster Charge Pass 3 « Pass 3N.T. Vienna coup) and then run off ACROSS 6 Unnecessary accessories. Full time service 7 Red vegetable Pass Pass Pass his clubs. 1 Container used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, FORD CUSTOM 500 FORD CUSTOM 5( department. Plaza Homes, 1348 welcome. 900 West Main Street 8 Residents of 345 Center Street, Manchester, 4 Can material 4-Door, Crulsomatic trans., PS, PB, USED CARS Wilbur Cross Highway, ^ rlin New Britain, 525-1233, 229-8588. ''I Opening lead (suffix) 646-4321. 4-Door. Crulsomatic trans,, PS, PB, 0(0= - 2 * 7 P olato 351 V-8 engine, vinyl Interior, wew Turnpike, Berlin, Conn. 1-828- 8-8 CAVAL4J container 9 M an's rear bumper guards, AM radio, wheel 1972 LINCOLN MARK IV $4899 nicknam e radial tires, rear bumper guards, covers, Ih remote control mirror. All power - a real beeuUlurcir. 0369. JUNK CARS towed away free. 10 Iris layer WE PAY $15 for complete junk wheel covers. Call 522-1162. SHORT RIBS 12 S trong beer 11 Exist Was...... $4681 BY FRANK O’NEAL 13 Greek letter cars. Call Joey, Tolland Auto W a s ...... $4745 1972 FORD GRAN TORINO $2295 Roms on tid, iM tti on Mm , 13 Boy's nickname 2-Pggr Herdtop, outomAtio trimmlHlon. power tteerlng, power brake#, radio, 14 Juicy fruit 18 Prone Body, 528-1990. HMt Ms m (tnL iM fit Im I ELECTRONIC TUNE-UP $10 20 Morbid tumor nearly 22,000 milet. ------NEVER MESS \ 8-8 15 R obert E . ------rewKi to*. plus parts. Brakes, shocks, 16 Sow 22 Footless ARDUMD WITH anim ats 1972 GRAN Torino Brougham, 1069 OLDS CUTLASS S1495 lube, bearings, etc. 17 C ut of beet NOW *40017 VNOW *4405^ 4-Door Sedan, automatio tranamiMlon, power ilaaring, powar brakaa, vary A SNAKECHAKMER5 23 W eight power steering, air con­ Guaranteed. CaU anytime 646- 19 Things of trilling St. I 173 Automotivo Sorvico 88 d e d u ctio n ' St. I 207 clean car. d a u g h t e r . value 33 Purple-skinned 45 Noun suffix ditioning, AM-FM stereo, stan­ 2065. 24 French river'" dard transmission, $500 below STAR 21 Song of praise eir«. »...iito /o vegelableX 47 Poisonous 1970 VOLKSWAGEN S1299 •Bf CLAY H POLLAN- 23 Breakfast bread ^ FIrsI du»"ly (2 ^39 Feel ilK snake book price, 872-4122. Formula, 4 apaad, and buekata, 62,000 mllat. ARIIS UIRA 2 7 Usually puraed J^fepArlajesly's 48 Make muddy Y v IVA*. 71 Yovr Daily AtiivUy Guide- JK sen. 23 ti 1073 HORNET S2198 Atcording to tfce Stan. 12 wds 1 British gun i^ ic e (ab.) 49 Since (Scot.) CORVETTE COUPE, 1968,327, 8port-a-bout, 8 cylinder engine, automatio trantmlaaion. power steering, ^ 843-5135 24 HOUR TOWING " | If 32 Disorderly mob J® By^pnlnjvent 42 Speak 50 Summer drink NEW 1975 To develop messoge for Saturday, 29 Native minerals 43 Plumlike Iruit 52 Female ruff 300 h.p., excellent condition, NEW 1975 power brakee, radio. *^18.32-48.68 . 4 . 5 . 6 £ 33 Dawn godd ess ' ' ay6y-7s-7y6i ivod woids corresporaing to nurnbers 7-13-56 34 Masculine 30 Utah Indians 44 Mexican 54 Roman must be seen. Phone 647-9401 CUSTOM 500 of your Zodiac birth siga 31 Father (Fr.) CUSTOM 500 1969 PONTIAC OISN f TAURUS appellation bronze after 5. 646-9^7 before 5. Ranch Wagon. Crulsomatic trans., 1 MesMO*AesMQ* 31 Th« 61 Into 4-Door Sedan, auto trans., PS. PB, LaMana 2-Door Sadan. Automatic tranimifilon, power steering, power braket, Sv AW. JO 32 To 62 Mtsleoding 35 Slave PS, PB, 400 V-8 engine, wsw tires, 2 Not 1 i r 4 s 6 7 r " r vinyl seats, wsw, rear bumper guards, radio. < maV jo 3 T h * 33 Day 63 Trips 36 Goods (ab.) OPEL MANTA, 1974 4-speed, rear bumper guards, llte group, IM 37 Evil look AM radio, tinted glass, wheel covers, ,1^2^2^-26 4 M o r* 34 Must 64 Getting 10 11 12 13 michelins, 643-1065, anytime. heavy duty susp. 1971 FORD 91205 BUZZ SAWVER BY ROY CRANE 5 Extrcil* 35 Show 65 Unite 36 Age between 12 Was...... air conditioning. Rsflch Wagon. Automatio transmiitlon, power iteering. power br^ee. 1-39-80-86 67h* 36 Happy 66 For and 20 Was...... $5315 m 14 lb c ' CIMINI 7 B«tt*r 37 S o m c ^ r 67 Life SAGITTARIUS 40 German state 1971 PONTIAC Ventura, 2-door, 1968 OLDS S999 6 From 38 Intellect 6 8 A 41 Identical (Latin) 315 CiNTIR ST.. MANCHISTER.tONN.* Rhont 643-6135 IHAY V \ i 18 .9 6 cylinder, standard transmis­ Vlata-Crulsar Wagon. Powar steering, powar brdkaa, radio. 9 A 39 Pinnocle 69 New NOl^. 22 43 Flow over sion, excellent condition. ^WE'^L TRY AGAIN, DIANA, THE PIGEON, DIANA! /jUNf JO 10 Distonct 40Hoppening 70 Work o e c .2 t 46 Former Russian 41 Good 7) Mokirtg 21 Asking $1,550. 643-4332. NOW *39507 VNOW *4490, 1971 FORD RANCHERO _ , BUT REAAEMBER, GET THE i14-20-2$h(2 11 Could rulers Automatic tranfmlte|bn, power ataerlng, gowarjtrakaa, radio, 66,000 mllat. FOR PROFESSIONAL QUALin l2Vi/ing 42 To 72Harmonioutl 19-27-35^^ St. 1 178 PIGEON, NOT MRS. BANDY'S 73-77 54-6(^83^^ 50 Nautical term - f St. 1 148 THIS CAR CAN BE PAINTED fO YOUR CHOICE...rr8 ALL PRIMEDI ] 13 For 43 In 73 Under 23 24 2 k 28 2b bb 30 b i K___CHICKENS! f DIVIMG AT CAI^CIR 14 It’ll 44 For 74 Along CAPRICORN 51 Talent 1973 VEGA excellent condition. CONTROLLED AUTO BODY REPAIRS 53 Kind of bean Automatic transmission, radio, MRS. BANDY'S ISA 45 Put 75 Source H i 33 34 71 16 Expect 46 Be 76 Amends 55 Entrance 1 beater. Asking price $1,600. Call on an makn... ' i CHKKEMS. l7Som * 47 You 77 Pressure JAH. If 56 Maiden name is 649-9923 after 6 p.m. ‘ W r • AGAIN! |Q \ 2-15-22-33 18 Try 48 Develop 78 For I6.17-3M)/C. 57 Candle scent 1 , 1 &/44-5I.63 19 Others 49 In 79 Of 19-55-87 ^ 58 Evening (poet.) 39 LOAN and RENTAL CARS 20 Be SODoy 60 Of 59 Terraco (ab.) VOLKSWAGEN- Super beetle, lio 2! Your 51 Moking 81 Income AQUARIUS JAM. 29 60 Masculine 41 142 1973, am/fm. radials,must sell. Available by Appointment. . m l 71 22 Good 52 And 62 Past nickn am e 23W o y 53AAore 83 Or Best offer. 6ill 646-2183. FITZGERALD FORD AVe. 77 e e i 1$. 43 44 46 46 47 48 46 SALES_____ am^ ERYICE 24 Difticultlet 5 4 A 84 W ith DOWN Windsor Avenus ROCKVILLE 369■ CenlerC*m< Stria*! STAN OZIMEK, Manager |. 8- 4-10 25 Your ' 55 Private 85 Your 25-38^-57/ Uhl1H642 26 To 56 You 86Succeu 59-85-72 1 C offee BO 61 6Z 63 54 CAPRI 19.4 only 13,000 miles, 643-2489 receptacle 879-3389 MANCHESTER VIRdO 27 Con 57 Good 87 Work PISCIS Am-Fm stereo, excellent condi­ 301.315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER ' ^ 28 Difficult 58 Effort 88 Others 2 Avenues (ab.) 56 66 s f tion, caU 644-3311 after 6 PM. Phone 646-‘6322 jA A U e. ?J 29 IrKreose 59 Judgment 89 Two fU. If ^ 3 Trim f?5W7. 77 30 You 60 Thing 90 Failures MAR. J O ^ 4 S peaks ST SO b6 . .,41-3066-711 ^)Advccsc ^^Neultil 24-29-37-43/^ 5 Island (Fr.) IA76-7M2.W (NFWSPAPKR ENTERPRISE ASSN » -JS

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Adderley Dies, NEWS CAPSULES

Top Saxophonist Stonington resident who prac- judge’s conversation with GARY, Ind. (UPI) — Cannon­ . In 1957, Adderley joined the Aulo Found tices'law in New London, Conn, another juror during thb 1973 ball Adderley, 46, one of the Miles Davis group anh George WE’THERSFIELD (UPI) - entered the hospital Aug. 4 as a trial of convicted murder jazz world’s most outstanding Shearing’s band two years Police said the auto of a local “routine admission" for sur­ Guillermo Alllon. and best kndwn saxophonists, later. woman last seen by her hus­ gery and is expected to be The conversation between died today in Gary’s St. Mary He recorded . for Capitol band as she walked from a released in about two weeks. trial Judge Simon Cohen and Mercy Center. Records from about 19^ to supermarket was found Kathleen Read, held during Adderley, whose Christian 1964. He appeared at the New­ ’Thursday In the parking lot of a Clemow Steps Down deliberations and unknown to name was Julian, died at 8:25 port Jazz Festival, the New Hartford hotel. WEST HARTFORD (UPI) - the defense. Is the basis for the a.m. in intensive care at the York City Jazz Festival and A police spokesman, Bice Clemow, longtime editor hearings to decide whether hospital where he was taken Jazz at the Philharmonic however, ruled out foul play of the West Hartford News, is Aillon should be granted a new July 13 after suffering a programs with various tours. and said it appeared Mrs. stepping down and will be trial. massive stroke while at a party Adderley was leader of the Marjorie Jean &ott, 45, an in­ replaced by the weekly’s whose guests included Gary 36th Army Jazz Band in the ear­ terior designer, "apparently managing editor, Richard To Visit Beaches Mayor Richard G. Hatcher. ly 1950s. He received several left of her own free will.” Woodworth. HARTFORD (U P I) - Adderley’s wife, parents and awards including Encyclopedia The change was announced in Concerned about overcrowding sister-in-law were at his bed­ Jazz Yearbook’s in 1956, new today’s edition of the News by at Connecticut’s three state alto star of the year award Chris Larsen, president of Im­ side when death came, accor­ Gray Hospitalized beaches. Gov. Ella T. Grasso ding to Don Bay, public from Downbeat magazine in print Inc., parent firm of the will visit the, shoreline parks NEW LONDON (UPI) - L. relations director for the 1959, top artist on campus poll News, the Hamden Chronicle Monday to seek a solution to the in 1968, first alto Playboy Patrick Gray, former acting medical center. Bay said death and the Wethersfield Post. problem and possibly take a was due to "cardiac arrest." magazine award from 19^ to FBI director, was reported in swim.

Adderley was bom in Tampa, 1971, all star award the same satisfactory condition today at Charges Conflict The governor told newsmep Lawrence and Memorial Fla., Sept. 15, 1928. He was a years, and Downbeat magazine NEW HAVEN (UPI) - A Thursday many families who Hospital following surgery for student at the U. S. Naval readers’ poll from 1968 to 1970. defense attorney Thursday have made a hot drive to cool an undisclosed ailment. School of Music in Washington Adderley’s father was a jazz charged a juror gave conflic­ off at the beach have been A spokesman said Gray, a in 1952 and later attended cornetist. Cannonball studied ting statements regarding a turned away when they arrive

Florida Agricultural & brass and reed instruments in at the park gates.

Mechanical College. high school at Tallahassee,

He married Olga James, Fla., from 1944 to 1948. Gang Slaying

a singer, in June 1962. While he was in the Army, he NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Adderley directed the band at directed, the band at Ft. lOiox, Police said Thursday a murder Dillard High School at Ft. Ky., in 1952-53. Nixon Emerging victim found in the ()uinnlplac Lauderdale, Fla., from 1948 to His odd nickname evolved River was the second gangland- 1956. He made his jazz debut at from "Cannibal,” a name given style execution of a Springfield, Cafe Bohemia in New York in him by high school pals as a From Isolation Mass, area go-go club operator

1955 and with his brother, Nat, tribute to his huge eating in three years.

organized a band for tour the capacity. Police said Carlo Rescia, 40, SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. sion at the Nixon home in the same year. manager of the Playboy Lounge (UPI) — Richard Nixon entire year. He has had visits in Springfield’s "red light” dis­ appears to be taking the first from close friends Charles “ Bebe” Rebozo and Robert trict, was found Wednesday in Miss Anu Abel (Herald photo by Dunn) tentative steps oiit of the isola­ Mrs. John Eicholtzer the river, bound inside a Miss Anu Abel, 45, of New tion that has been his lifestyle Abplanqlp and daughters Tricia Mrs. Nellie Keyes Eicholtzer, and Julie and their husbands sleeping bag and weighted with York City, formerly of since he announced a year ago 32, of 128B Highland St. died have spent some days there on chains. Manchester, died Thursday at And Ends today he was resigning the Thursday night at Manchester- birthdays, anniversaries and her home. presidency. Memorial Hospital. She was the during their vacations. Held in Slaying Miss Abel was bom July 13, "Oh, no,’’ the youngsters cried, as the walls came tumbling down. Kim, the curious cat, is On the evening of Aug. 8,1974, wife of John H. Eicholtzer. President Ford called on him 1930 in Estonia, daughter of underneath the fluttering cards somewhere. (See photo Page One.) Nixon went on national televi­ HARTFORD (UPI) - Two at the hospital a few days after Mrs. Ella Taba Abel of Mrs. Eicholtzer was born sion to tell the American people 17-year-oIds were ordered held March 11, 1943 in Hartford, his operation to control a in $200,000 bond each Thursday Manchester and the late Rev. that he thought it was in the phlebitic condition. Henry for the slaying of an elderly Aleksander Abel, former pastor daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L.L. best interests of the country for Kissinger visited here briefly. of the Estonia Lutheran Church Keyes of West Hartford, and him to step down. He was faced Hartford merchant. lived in West Hartford before Two of the powers of the Kenneth T. Badillo and Jose of Connecticut. with impeachment proceedings Republican party, Barry A. Cajigas were charged with Miss Abel lived in coming to Manchester about 10 in the Watergate scandal. Gdidwater and Ronald Reagan, murder in the death of Louis Manchester from 1953 until years ago. She was a member The next morning, as Air of St. Mary’s Episcopal Church. POLICE REPORT have paid calls. Mostow, 73. 'The body of the vic­ going to New York City 15 years Force One was flying over the From friends to whom he has ago. She was a graduate of She is also survived by a Middle West, the office passed tim, whose throat was slashed, made telephone calls, it has was found bound with Parkland Hospital School of daughter, Melissa Sarah to Gerald Ford. When Nixon They roughed them up and Bletje is the local chairman been ascertained he is working clothesline in his North End Nursing, Dallas, Tex., and had Eicholtzer, at home; a brother, landed in California he was just MANCHESTER showed them something that of the'NFB. The fund was from on a book of memoirs but ap­ wallpaper store July 15. » been employed as a private Alton F. Keyes of West Hart­ another citizen. Three men and a woman in a may have been a gun, they said. the sale of plastic drinking con­ parently has got only as far as A third suspect, Jose Cotto, duty nurse at New York Univer­ ford; and a sister, Mrs. Gail Nixon has not set foot outside car robbed two Manchester 18- They dropped the two youths tainers and from cake sales. Kaplan of Westminster, Calif. the year 1946. He is han­ 24, was still at large. sity Hospital. She was a year-old youths of $99 in cash off on Woodbridge St. south of • An E. Middle Tpke. home Caiifomia since. He has, in member of the Estonia ■The funeral is Monday with a fact, ventured out of his San dicapped because the issue of Thursday after the youths Parker St. was broken into Thursday possession of his presidential Lutheran Church. committal service at Rose Hill Clemente estate no more than a hitched a ride with them, they during the day. About $100 in papers and Watergate tapes is Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. dozen times and then no more Cause Deaths She is also survived by a told police. coins was taken from an up­ in litigation. The Rev. Bruce W. Jacques of than a hundred ,m iles on H A R TFO R D ( U P I ) - sister, Mrs. Tiina Kurman of The youths were hitchhiking Breaks and attempted breaks stairs bedroom. His personal staff now ap­ St. Mary’s Episcopal Church pleasure drives, to a party at Charles J. Titus, 63, Enfield, Macomb, III. south on Oakland St. near reported recently include: • A Lydall St. resident will officiate. Palm Springs and to a hospital parently numbers four was responsible for the March The funeral is Monday at Rachel Rd. when the four • The home of Joseph Blette reported he heard a noise com­ secretaries and Col. Jack Bren­ Friends may call at Holmes in Long Beach. 10 car crash killing him and his Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. picked them up. The woman of 33 Birch St. was broken into ing from his kitchen today at nan, his former military aide Funeral Home, 400 Main St., But there are indications on passenger, Barry Hogan, 43, Center St.t at a time to be an­ was Dodge or Chrysler, blue within the last four days while 12:03 a m. The only light in the who replaced his longtime Sunday from 7 to 9 p.m. this first anniversary of his fall Enfield, on Rt. 5 in'South nounced. Burial will be in East with a black vinyl top and white he was away. Missing is $156 in house was on his stove. secretary. Rose Mary Woods, The family suggests that any from power that he intends to Windsor, the Hartford County Cemetery. interior. cash from a fund of the When he entered the kitchen, who has retired on pension. memorial contributions may be break out of the self-imposed coroner ruled ’Thursday. There are no calling hours. The men demanded the National Federation of the he saw a hand pushing in a win­ made to Manchester Salvation shell. youths give them their money. Blind (NFB). dow screen. Army Corps. Miss Zofia Waskiewicz "What are you doing?” he On July 31, he played host at SOUTH W INDSOR-M iss his home here to some 20 fellow yelled. Zofia "Sophie" Waskiewicz, 83, members of the "Cave Man The hand disappeared. Its of 268 Nevers Rd. died Camp" of the Bohemian Grove, owner ran off. ' Wednesday at her home. TODAY’S THOUGHT a group that meets yearly in a Two Town Pools Born in Poland, Miss In two auto accidents retreat north of San Francisco.

Waskiewicz had lived in South reported Thursday, there were ’The "Cave Man” was the camp

Windsor for 30 years. She was a no injuries, two drivers were of former President Herbert In the Declaration of Independence son was the solid philosophic and political Reopen Saturday communicant of St. Margaret arrested, and all four vehicles Hoover. Thomas Jefferson notes that "We have conviction that every man ought to have Mary’s Church. involved were towed from the Among his guests were warned them from time to time of the right to determine his own destiny and She has no immediate sur­ scene. veteran newscaster Lowell vivors. attempts by their legislature to extend an that all others should mind their own af­ Thomas; Emil "Bus’’ Verplanck and Waddell Pools will reopen Saturddy mor­ unwarrantable jurisdiction over us.” fairs. This tidbit of wisdom could well suit At 7:48 a.m., Lawrence ning at 10 o’clock. The funeral is Saturday at Jalbert, 56, of Dobson Rd., Ver­ Mosbacher^ the America’s Cup 8:15 a.m. from Dillon Funeral If the colonies had no other reason to the spirit of Modern America. We have in­ skipper and former chief of Waddell Pool has been closed since last Friday because declare their independence, this one would corporated the Right to Privacy in our non was charged with operating Home, 53 Main St., Hartford, with unsafe tires on Spencer St. protocol at the State Depart­ of vandalism. Verplanck Pool has been inoperative for with a Mass at St. Margaret have been sufficient. There has been no constitution in the Fourth Amendment. ment; San Francisco three days. greater cause of social, political or We might well make it part of our daily at Olcott St. Mary’s Church at 9. Burial will The truck Jalbert was driving restaurateur George Mardikian Mel Siebold, rec director, said the Waddell Pool has been be in St. Catherine’s Cemetery, spiritual suffering than this invasion of prayer and resolution, asking the Divinity and camp captain Bob Swain of private affairs by another, be it a nation or to belp us to mind our own business. struck the left front side of the closed longer than expected because of the necessary Broad Brook. car driven by Thomas Dallas. repairs. Friends may call at the a person. Rev. Bernard D. Killeen It was the first social occa­ Fundamental to the thinking of Jeffer- St. James R. C. Church McLaughlin, 52, of East Hart­ funeral home ^turday before ford. ■ the service. Court for Jalbert is Aug. 26. At 10:28 p.m., David ROCKVILLE HOSPITAL NOTES Hinckley, 18, of 80 Benedict Dr., South Windsor was Town Firm Catered Thomas, South St., Rockville,. Rockville; Stephen Schlllinger, charged with failure to stop at a VISITING HOURS Agnes Walker, Windsor Locks. Baxter St., Tolland; Rachel COURT CASES stop sign in connection with a Surgical and medical wings Norwich Ordination Discharged Thursday: James Shirk, Enfield. two-car collision on Spruce St. 12:30 to 2 p.m. ahd 4 to 8 p.m.; Childress Jr., Mile Hill Rd., Births Thursday: A daughter at EldrF ' Maternity, 2 to 4 p.m and 6:30 to Garden Grove Caterers For two days prior to the Tolland; Patricia Clair, Hart­ to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Perottl, Lloyd E. Torrey, 21, of 129 T henar di^en by Hinckley 8 p.m. (fathers 8 to 9 p.m.); Inc. of Manchester played event, a crew of 20 from the COMMON PLEAS COURT ford 'Tpke., Rockville; Terrace Dr., RodkviUe; a son to Union St., Rockville, speeding struckUhe pm r quarter of the Pediatrics, parents'’anytime an important role in the catering service prepared Geographical Area 19 Margaret Harrigan, Tripp Rd., Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zeppeii, changed to failure to obey traf­ car dnvbri \by Robert C. and others 12:30 to 8 p.m.; festivities following the or­ such dishes as bon^ breast Rockville Session Ellington; Alice Kerr, Burke Terrace Dr., Rpckvllle. fic control sign, $15; Robert Bennett, 2JL-oP21E Amato Dr., Intensive Care Unit, imm olate dination and installation of of chicken with wine and The following cases were dis- Rd., Vernon; Norman Llsk, posed of Tuesday and Tyrol Jr., 17, of Willow Stream South Windsor. family only, five minutes per Bishop Daniel P. Reilly in hour. South St., Vernon; Florence mushroom sauce, spiced Wednesday: Lucian Dangelo, Dr., Vernon, unnecessary t for Hinckley is Aug. 19. ELASTIC Norwich Wednesday. 'They ham with pineapple, noise, $15; James R. Augustus, McCann, Campbell Ave., Ver­ 28, of West Hartford, speeding, non; Mary Jane Neary, Staf­ STOCKINGS prepared the food for the scalloped potatoes, roast 29, of 84 Davis Ave., Rockville, Admitted Thursday: William $25; Deborah Harvey, Stafford FIRE CALLS ford Rd.. 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