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LOVELAND, Colo. (UPI) - debris strewn along the 35-mile flood hurled against the 60-foot sides of the tainly are buried in the debris." Rescue teams battled through mud path. steep, rocky canyon and were dis- In a briefing to rescue teams at and debris today to reach victims of Heavy rains fell overnight but membered. The dead, taken to the dawn, Watson told them to "move a flash flood that roared through a tapered at dawn, allowing Watson's morgue by National Guardsmen, the bodies to high ground but don't twisting, narrow river canyon in the deputies, state patrolmen and ranged in age from 3 to 65. and in­ take them out until you get the okay Colorado Rockies and swept away National Guardsmen to return to the cluded a state patrolman who died from the coroner." hundreds of fishermen and weekend devastated canyon 45 miles trying to warn campers of the flash Watson said most bodies would be campers. northwest of Denver. Watson said flood. removed by horseback because At least 60 persons drowned and 250 rescue teams hoped to reach by mid­ Among the survivors was a 5- renewed rains in the area were were injured in the. disaster Sunday day an estimated 200-300 persons month-old boy found by searchers on expected to keep helicopters along the Big Thompson River, stranded along the river overnight. a rock in the middle of the river. grounded. He said, however, the authorities said. It would take A 10-foot wall of water surged “They had no idea of how he he got river ievel had not risen significantly months to recover all the bodies of down the 10.000-foot high canyon ear­ there," a deputy sheriff said. "He from the rains. the victims, they said. ly Sunday, ripping vacation homes might have been washed onto the “It may be several months before Larimer County Sheriff Bob Wat­ from foundations and flipping them rock by the water or he might have all the bodies are identified. " said son said 56 bodies were- recovered from one side of the canyon to the been placed there by someone who Dr. Pat Allen at the McKee Medical and taken to a makeshift morgue. He other. Cars, trucks and trailers were then was swept away. It s just a Center. "Most of the people had their 2 said rescuers knew of additional smashed and tossed about like toys. miracle he was there at all." clothes torn off by the water." Watson feared the death toll would The corpses were fingerprinted bodies tangled in tree roots and in The sheriff said some victims were rise because "many more bodies cer- and tagged with a white ticket giving their approximate age and sex. Guards were placed at the morgue to screen sightseers from family members trying to identify the vic­ Peck circulating petitions tims. "When a body tumbles down a river." the sheriff said, " the clothing for registrar primary vote comes off. A man can be tumbled around, lose his socks and keep his Frederick E. Peck began cir­ third candidate. Barry W Botticello. not think it will change the outcome shoes on." culating petitions this morning in his withdrew "1 feel 1 have the support of the The first casualty identified was attempt to force a primary with Peck said he decided to petition for majority of the town committee and State Patrol Sgt. Hugh Purdy. 58. Marion Mercer for the Republican a primary on Saturday, “after I think 1 .will win. " she said. caught by floodwaters while trying to registrar of voters post. careful thought and only after Mrs. Mercer, who had the un­ warn campers of the rising water He must obtain signatures from serious talks with many Manchester animous backing of the Republican Saturday night. Purdy's car was five per cent —413 —of the town's Republicans." executive committee and would be "washed out from under him. " said registered Republicans by Friday, He said he respects Mrs. Mercer, the town's first woman registrar, Patrol Chief Wayne Keith. Aug. 13. but added. "I am convinced my 16 said, “I feel it is a weil-known fact President Ford was asked by Gov. years as registrar of voters and my that Fred has not done a good job for Richard Lamm. Sen. Gary Hart, D- If he succeeds in getting the Colo.. and Rep. James Johnson. R- necessary number of signatures, a six years before that as deputy years, and the town committee has registrar give me the knowledge of decided a change was needed. They ColD.. for quick federal help for the primary will be held Tuesday, Sept. 7 area where damage to Bureau of from noon until 8 p.m. All registered our party's strengths and weaknesses have been very unsatisfied with his and what to do about them. organization and performance to en­ Reclamation equipment alone was $1 Republicans in Manchester will be million. eligible to vote. "I am entering the primary with courage voters to vote Republican. " You canh rope ‘em all The flood was the nation's worst Peck, who has been Republican the confidence that* Manchester's Republican Town Chairman Whoops! Matthew Kehl, 5, of 393 Oakland St. just missed his A registered Republicans know I am an Thomas F. Ferguson was out of town since the Grand Teton Dam in Idaho registrar since 1960, lost in a bid for collapsed in June and the death toll steer by a horn. Better luck with another twirl and throw of the renomination Thursday night to Mrs. experienced registrar. " he said. today and not available foi comment Peck said there is "no question " he on the prospects of a primary race was the greatest since the Rapid lasso. Steer roping was one of the main events at the Lutz Junior Mercer. The Republican Town Com­ City, S.D.. flood of June 10. 1972. Museum Wild West Day. (Herald photo by Dunn) mittee voted 44-18 for Mrs. Mercer, will be able to obtain the needed for the registrars post which killed 237 persons. but Peck did receive more than the 20 number of signatures. He also feels per cent vote needed to force a the outcome of the primary will be in primary. his favor. “Certainly. I'll win all the way," he said. This year was the first time Peck U has faced a challenge for the job. A Mrs. Mercer said she was not sur­ Bus workers ratify new contract prised by Peck's decision. She does By Gnited Press Interiiationul Under the agreement the drivers James Brown, business agent for we were fairly treated ' Thousands of commuters in New and mechanics will get a pay in­ Local 281 in New Haven said his men The contract also calls for an in­ Haven, Hartford and Stamford today crease of $.70 an hour during the two- could accept the offer, although it crease in pensions, two more rode the bus to work for the first time year pact. was not all that they had wanted. guaranteed holidays and a drop in the Reagan to release in months without the threat of a Union members will receive hourly retirement age from 65 to 62 . strike hanging over their heads. raises of $.10 in the first six months, "Its far from what we sought, but " It's an improvement, not a great Bus drivers and mechanics at with an additional $.20 in the second we can live with it, " he said G names of delegates state-owned bus lines in New Haven six months, $.15 in the third six one. but a stepping stone, " Brown and Hartford Sunday joined their months and $.25 in the final six said. By IRA R. ALLEN Frank Partridge, business Reagan delegates would be provided counterparts in Stamford in ratifying months. manager for Local 421 in Hartford, I'niird Press Inlmiulioniil The firm was called the Connec­ in the two weeks remaining before a two-year contract. The workers currently make $5 30 said "Considering the conditions of ticut Co. until it was bought by the Ronald Reagan's camp said names the Republican convention opens The agreement, worked out last an hour. of pro-Reagan delegates would be the times economically and the state state Department of Transportation Aug. 16 in Kansas City. Both Sears week with the help of State Labor The contract will be retroactive to being in the fiscal bind it is. we felt this spring. released today to prove their man and Schweiker said Sunday that Commissioner Frank Santaguida. March 26. was not hurt by the naming of Sen. southern delegations were holding was accepted by rank-in-file Richard Schweiker, R-Pa., as his firm for Reagan. members "overwhelmingly," accor­ running mate. As a result of Reagan naming ding to union officials. Campaign aide Lyn Nofziger said Schweiker last week. Sears said Sun­ The 520 drivers and mechanics in a television interview (CBS Mor­ day on ABC's Issues and Answers, have worked without a.contract since Today’s news summary ning News) “we have found very, “We haven't lost any delegates. Not March and voted 'in J"une to very little slide in this last week a one. The South has held. I think authoritize a strike against the Compiled from United Press Internetlonel away from Governor Reagan" as a there's a very good chance you will Connecticut Transit Co., which result of the move. Nofizger again find out tomorrow we have,more serves about 85,000 riders a day. declared Reagan will get the GOP delegates than we have disclosed." State. Hampshire Gov. Meldrim Thom­ PASADENA. Calif. -Viking Union officials credited San- son says he hopes Ronald Reagan presidential nomination. A few hours later, about 25 of taguida's personal role in the scientists planned laboratory He said campaign manager John Virginia's delegates for Reagan un­ HARTFORD —Connecticut is will win the Republican presiden­ tests today to see if biological in­ negotiations as mediator during the gaining many more jobs than it is Sears would begin naming delegates animously passed a resolution saying tial nomination although he still vestigations on Mars which last few weeks with bringing the two losing, according to state at a news conference scheduled for 1 they will continue to support their disagrees with Reagan's choice of produced large amounts of oxygen sides from the brink of a strike to Commerce Commissioner Sen Richard Schweiker. R-Penn , p.m. EDT. candidate despite the selection of settlement. from the soil can be duplicated. Nofziger said more names of Schweiker. Edward J. Stockton. He said in as a running mate. the fiscal year which ended June BLOOMINGTON. 111. -Leaving 30, the state managed to create or a car unattended in Boston, a keep more than 10 times as many BOSTON —The Ripon Society, a Massachusetts legislator says, is jobs as were lost because of fac­ group of liberal Republicans, says like "throwing out bread for the Program provides 119 jobs tory closings or businesses John Connally would be a liability birds." Boston had the highest leaving the state. About 20,400 if President Ford picked him as auto theft rate in the nation in 1975 jobs were created or retained his running mate. It referred to with 1,639 thefts per lOO.OOQ peo­ for disadvantaged youths through econopiic growth Connally's indictment and acquit­ ple, according to the National programs while 1,980 jobs were tal in the milk fund scandal in a lost, he said. Automobile Theft Bureau, which A federally funded program has The program does not provide for training you really non t get in high statement issued Saturday. reported thefts were up elsewhere 2 helped find part-time summer refilling of a position once a school," too for an aggregate increase of 16 employment for 119 economically youngster quits. Lexius said, "I see the kids learn­ HARTFORD -G o v ^E lla T .' pecj:ent. It advises motorists to NEWPORT, R. I, -Twenty- disadvantaged Manchester youths ing to interact with other kids in a Grasso has ordered a shakeup of lock their cars and never leave The 119 youths now working eight Democratic lieutenant between the ages of 14 and 21. work Situation. They're learning the the Department of Environmental their keys to discourage thefts. through the program are employed Protection’s land-acquisition un­ governors unanimously pledged to with non-profit businesses in role of employe. They seem to be activiely support the party ticket The "Comprehensive Youth Work adjusting quite well to working." it.The order separates the unit’s Experience Program" awards the Manchester. They work a maximum land appraisal and purchasing of Jimmy Carter and Walter Mon­ International of 25 hours per week and receive Digan said, “We’re looking to dale at the close of th.e National town a certain number of jobs to fill prepare kids for the work-a-day functions and requires a 100-page LONDON —Europe's record based on population and welfare $2.31 per hour. procedural manual be followed to Conference of Lieutenant Gover­ dry spell is over, the worst world. We’re trying to develop skills nors Saturday. figures for the town. This is the "You name It, we’ve got kids all that will help the kids in later life." the letter in future state land tran­ drought in 250 years continues. sactions. fourth summer Manchester has par­ over town," Director of Youth Ser­ An example of such skills- Near normal rainfall has been too ticipated in the program. vices Robert J. Digan said. He said development is an auto mechanic late and too little to rescue crops Two people, Chuck Lexius and Gale 22 of the participating youths are program that is part of the Com­ MERIDEN —State Police National and livestock, but August is get­ Cain, have been hired for the ting off to a cool'start which is a employed at Manchester Memorial prehensive Youth Work Experience detective James Darby says it is INDEPENDENCE, Mo. -B ess refreshing change from weeks of summer by the Youth Services Hospital and another 20 are working Program. The ten youngsters in­ almost impossible for his present Truman has returned home from sweltering heat. department to help coordinate the at the town’s elderly housing volved spend eight hours of their staff to do a thorough job a three-week hospital stay fort program. projects. Others are working at such workweek learning about car overseeing legalized gambling in treatment of arthritis. The 91- Lexius said federal funds are sent places as the town schools, the police repairs. They work 17 hours per week the state. Te four-man unit is year-old widow of President VIENNA. Austria to the program’s local sponsor, the department, the Red Cross, and the and are also paid for their time spent responsible for watchdoging 12 Harry Truman is "doing fine," —Engineering experts say severe Connecticut Region Education Coun­ Lutz Junior Museum. in class. off-tract betting parlors, two jai according to a fantly spokesman. rusting may have cause the cil, which then sends the necessary Jennie Talbot, an assistant in The auto work takes place at the aiai frontons and a dog track, he collapse of Vienna's busiest money to the area communities in­ said. bridge over the the Danube River. Youth Services, mentioned that there high school and is instructed by WASHINGTON -Transporta­ volved in the program. Otve body has been recovered and are a few girls , in the program Adrian Groot. tion Secretary William Coleman About 160 Manchester youths sedreh continues for three other working as office help in the Six other youngsters hired through Regional will decide soon between man­ applied for the program's 140 jobs. Municipal Building. “They are lear­ the employment program are in­ persons who may have drowned Since the start of the summer, 21 of KEENE, N. H. -New datory seat belts and air bag con- ning filing and how 'to operate structors for an arts-and-crafts class jitraints. when the span collapsed Sunday. the participants have dropped out. duplicating machines. This is for children from Rachel Road. PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., Aug. 2, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, TIonn., Mon., Aug. 2, 1976 — PAGE THREE IS-- z.^ Playground notea ALARM CLOCKS If you wish to help 140,000 homeless people PONTIAC TIM EX WATCHES throughout Northern Italy, here is the address to which vou may send your check:' These are the winners in Landsberg, 2. Elaine Tie Dye: 1. Theresa old: 1. Jonas McCray, IS ARTHUR DRUG Venetian Earthquake Hie Olympic Day events: Mulhern, 3, Jane Alqmany. Burns, West Side. 2. Bowers. Girls Obstacle Course: 1. Boys Softball Throw: 1. Richard Maloney, Bowers. 8-10 years old: 1. Stacy Relief, Inc. Sonia Suromski, 2. Elaine Mike Yesonis, 2. James Felt Puppet: 1. 5-7 years Spears, Charter Oak, 2. RETURNING Box 803, Manchester. Conn. 06040 Mulherin. 3. Sharon Ben­ Murphy, 3, Steve Tasillo. old: 1, Patty Soto, Robert­ Kristin Kablect, Bowers, 3. son. Girls Softball Throw- 1. son. 2. P ag e L eP ak, Eddie Dupont, Bowers. Nathan 0. Agoatlnalll, Raymond F. Damalo Boys Obstacle Course: 1. 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Americans and other foreigners groups, mainly British and Tuesday, according to David Dean, * Tolal Prizes - '1,225 began leaving Peking in response to Canadians, left within hours. deputy chief of the United States Liaison Office in Peking. TELLY “Huy .4mericari...liuy The Best" Dean told UPI by telephone the HIGHLAND PARK MARKET A liaison office staff would be reduced 317 Htehland Street DILLON SALES & SERVICE INC. during the earthquake alert, which MandiasM’ • 046-4277 319 MAIN STREET 643-2145 may last the month of August, but the CO- Mansfield man dies exact number was not certain. SAVALAS Chinese officials said aftershocks WITH AND M A G ID from last Wednesday’s quake were ComicVAN HARRIS THE TRIPLETS in Coventry accident centering closer and closer to Peking V ® and warned the area might be hit by fe*.' - • “a;- ''"J ’ a new tremor at any time. ;:.BUSHNELL MEMORIAL (lo \(‘iilry HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT SMALLER FIGURE D Wittig was pronounced dead at the Dean said Chinese authorities told Curt K. Wittig, 21, of Mansfield, scene by Assistant State Medical diplomats a total of 110 tremors PRICES: $14.00, 12.00, 10.50, 8.50, 6.50 was killed early Sunday in a motorcy­ Examiner Robert Bowen. The acci­ registering at l»ast a magnitude of 4 Phone Resenf246"6807 lOAMtoSPM W E O F F E R cle accident on Daly Rd. in Coventry. dent is still under investigation. on the Richter scale and 15 with a Coventry police said apparently he magnitude of 5 had occurred during failed to negotiate a curve and struck the weekend at Tangshan, 100 miles a utility pole. 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Manchester Chapter, Italian-Aiiierican Club, Lutheran Church Tuesday, by Mary Haldeman Open forum MACC news Sl’EBSQSA, will m eet A b o u t t o w n Eldridge St. Weighing in at <8:30 a.m. by bus for Manrlipatf r Euniin^ HrralJi will be from 7 to 8 p.m. Newport, R.l. Manchester — A City of Village Charm w;-iU:5 t tonight at 7:30 at the Teen Center Annex of Founded Oct. 1, 1881 A neighborhood coffee Ediiralion DR ision Manchester Recreation part barbershop harmony. trained psychiatric social nion from the state at­ This does not in any Members of the Old hour is scheduled for Member, Audtl Bureau of Circulation Member. United Press International Police deserve more Few tasks within church Center. The meeting is worker, provides introduc­ torney general that a fashion do justice to some Guard and their firends Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. at the Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square. life are as important or as open to all area men in­ Manchester WATES will To the editor: tory information during th,e course about the Bible of the discussions we have who have made reser- Outreach Center, 64 Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643*2711. of a three and one-half per cent raise difficult as those in the terested in singing four- meet Tuesday at the The present impasse between the first session and also helps would certainly be legal if had. One final plea, if your '.■.'iliiin'! '"ill loave Emanuel Church St. for a two-year period is not realistic a re a of education — Raymond F Robinson. Editor-Publisher <*>Harold E Turkingion. Managing Editor Manchester Police Union and town evaluate during the con­ offered on an elective church does not have a full in our inflationary economy. whether transmitting our administrators is unfortunate, for it cluding session. A movie is basis. We would like to con­ contingent of represen­ I doubt if there is one taxpayer in beliefs, traditions and reflects an incorrect situation. planned for Sept. 23. tact other conferences and tatives, volunteer — we Opinion our town who would begrudge a man. The duty of the town’s administra­ history to our children or which will more fully continue our discussions. need you. tion is to represent the wishes of the who willingly risks his life, on or off the continuing task of explain the techniques and community. duty, adequate disability payments helping each other unders­ focus of the learning Based on my discussions with and a proper pay raise. tand these things more ful­ experience we call P.E.T. • 'vr Does television members of the community — the The community and police of ly and incorporate them At this time more groups a iiair to/rwar apaeto/ taatura-* taxpayers who pay the bills — there Manchester have always had a sound into our personal lives. will be formed. You might tofcrocSattovafa pick presidents? is general dgreement that our town and healthy relationship. It is unfor­ As important as the task want to watch for more has one of the finest police tunate that the town’s administrators may be. it is not something publicity about this. ‘‘south maiil“ departments available and should be are eroding this relationship by an we are particularly well One idea close to our unrealistic and unfair approach. trained lo do. We can profit crochet cotton The authors of a new book on treated accordingly. heart but strictly in the dis­ mercflrized • fast color room to spare, on the front The town’s administration offering Henry E. Agosiinelli immensely from sharing, cussion stage is the need television and election cam­ page of a newspaper. When a with real ecumenical spirit for public schools to give a made by j.p. coaU, ■ to|> quality cottoni 16 colora In alocki 5S0 yard paigns have some interesting o u r concerns, our little time and attention to large portion of that limited Jumbo sized balls observations to make on the Process was a joke techniques and our the role the Bible as a book number of words .is devoted to resources. has played in our culture role television plays in influen­ ragufarfy campaign hijinks, the To the editor: from even applying. This is the concept and our history. No one lit O ur Prict cing American voters on their networks in effect rule out the Isn’t it wonderful that we have What a joke the whole process was. behind the Education Divi­ wants religion taught in choice of a president. been blessed with a Deputy Chief of Chief, you shouldn’t have bothered to sion of MACC. The division any way in the public FINAL SWEEP! coverage of more relevant “where a For otte thing the writers, Police? It would be even more make that statement about not hiring Is developing into a real school, but the role this election information.” wonderful if he had been faced with a him if you didn’t want him — we forum where discussing book has played cannot be doUir'i Thomas E. Patterson and A third conclusion, the one little competition. Oh yes, I know he knew he had the job. You’re starting concerns and then discar­ denied and information worth a WE’RE ALL FINISHED COUNTING, WE FOUND SAVINGS the mtraela of m cAiltre^l Robert D. McClure, both that holds the key, is that the was the only applicant, but I also off on a bad note by letting people ding them as impractical about it should not be dollar r GALORE IN EVERY NOOK AND CORNER professors of political science know that the position's walk all over you, pull the wool over or encouraging and im­ denied to children. downtown m aiK h trter ^ public’s images can not be your eyes, or whatever you want to plementing projects that OF EACH D&L STORE at Syracuse University, con­ specifications were drawn up with We have obtained an opi- (< manipulated by shallow televi­ only him in mind. There were any call it. You’re supposed to be in further the goals of the tend that television, in its sion theatrics. “The long and number of qualified men within the charge, but you’re sure not convin­ conference Is being shared preoccupation with pictures, short of images,” say the department who could have filled the cing us out here in your community. by representatives from concerns itself primarily with position as well or better, but Sincerely, about 10 out of the 15 authors, “ is that voters are David R. Wooldridge churches who make up AUTO PAINTING the outward aspects of a cam­ because of truly laughable not fools.” still life by Steve Dunn regulations they were prevented 40 Olcott St. MACC membership. «/( paign, largely ignoring basic Some of the projects 50 ^0 O F F The writers insist that voters issues which do not lend, we’ve been supportive of or judge presidential candidates involved in are: themselves to graphic presen­ 6 • by assessing where they stand Making good movies men’s suits tation. politically and by evaluating Polls sway voters more than candidates available to children at COAST Actually, we must confess, a prices meant only to cover ' Original Color or 2 their accomplishments and TO WASHINGTON (NEA) - The Mr. Nixon in office longer than some surveys, personally leaned costs. To date we have f 7000 Color Choice*. similar criticism could be failures. otherwise. COAST sport coats other day at a community swimming toward Republican tickets, this arranged five in different & CANADA Bak*d-on-Nethod. leveled at newspapers, though One-Day Sorvlc*. This assessment runs meet each timekeeper was told to Ray Cromley Wheeler does not suggest this reportedly showing up in his polls. parts of town. The to a lesser degree. counter to the popular idea quietly write his reading on the pollster consciously twisted his One thing is certain. Most of us are response has been terrific. For another thing, the record sheet — not to voice his questions or deliberately biased his biased. For another, the questions in We offer heartfelt leisure jackets that television plays a leading Michael Wheeler, associate techniques. Nor is there any proof polls are normally highly subjective Free Body Estimates authors of “The Unseeing results out loud. Experience had apologies for turning some role in how people decide their demonstrated other timekeepers professor or law at the New England that the shift was anything more than and usually poorly or vaguely people away at the last Eye,” insist that television is vote for the presidency. could be unduly influenced and some School of Law in Boston, has now accidental. But there it was, at least phrased. The answers received and movie, Walt D isney’s Presidential Service MEN’S SHORT SLEEVE limited in time and “all the We like to think the authors would change their times. written a book entitled "Lies. Damn according to the Wheeler survey. the interpretation of those answers "Bednobs and Thorough Surface Sanding, Machine words spoken on a network Surveys by political scientists Lies, and Statistics: The Manipula­ Now this same pollster, by his own can be consciously or unconsciously Broomsticks." Watch for Sanding of Rough Areas, Full Coal of DRESS SHIRTS are right and we hope the can­ tion of Public Opinion in America." statements, is a very close friend of slanted to give results which may be evening newscast will fit, with seem to suggest strongly that poll publicity about one ten- Maaco Primer-Sealer, 3 Coats of didates think so too. results do swing votes in political In this book, Wheeler includes an Sen. Walter Mondale, Democratic far from the truth. tentively planned for Aug. M a a c o E n a m e l & Oven-Baked. races. No one knows why. analysis of some of the results of one vice presidential candidate. Part of the problem lies in our 18. Regular $119.95! 4.99 It is usually argued, with apparent­ of the mbre famous public pollsters The logical question is whether this language, or interpretation. The We are trying to develop Could Carter be the ly little foundation, that a percentage in this country. He compares the man’s friendship with Mondale is in­ word "fair” may be a derogatory a workable list of Reg. 7.508.50. Great savings on of the voters want to be certain of reportedly nonpartisan ratings of fluencing his polls, which today show term to some in evaluating a man. To resources member NOW...* 9 9 ^ ! permanent press dress shirts for meni going with the winner, so that their President Nixon noted by this an extraordinarily high preference others, it may indicate competence. churches have used Great Black Hope? votes a'ren’t "wasted” pollster (who had been employed by for the Carter-Mondale ticket. Some Thus, when all the checks in a ’’fair" successfully in educational If polls were reasonably accurate, President Kennedy) before and after would say an unbelievably high column are lumped together they programs and feel it GRAND OPENING SPECIAL quietly taking on a job at the Nixon and unbiased, this might not matter preference, if judged by most past may have no meaning statistically. worthwhile to share with White House. SAVE ON , WASHINGTON - Abraham Lin­ — or not m atter much. elections. Some of the more famous of the others OWNER-OPERATED According to Wheeler, the more coln gave black people freedom, Lyn­ But there is increasing evidence The other logical question is will pollsters have acquired their Monthly luncheons for MANCHESTER friendly this man became with Nixon don Johnson gave them opportunity, Tom Tiede that polls — including most of the those polls shift a significant number reputations by hitting presidential directors of religious SLEEPWEAR AND assistant Charles Colson, the higher 291 ADAMS STREET and now Jimmy Carter may be on the better known political surveys — are of votes? results on the nose on occasion in education from member the Nixon rating in his nonpartisan (1-86 to EXIT 93; 7/10 verge of offering them the ultimate not only inaccurate, except on occa­ To keep things in balance, it must just-before-election surveys. What churches were sponsored polls. Wheeler suggests that these Mile South of Caldor’a) American experience; power. sion, but are subtly b ias^ as well. be point^ out that another equally they fail to mention is that more for a time. BIG COTTON SLEEPWEAR SAVINGS been hostile, for the most part, nor poll results may have helped to keep respected pollster has, according to often than not their crucial surveys Scoop them upl Baby dolls, shift gowns and A At this late date in history, with Music directors from Shop Hour*: Negroes all but free of their mis­ have they joined with white politicos are wide of the mark. They build town churches have also 647-9928 Mon ihru Fri. 8 am 6 pm more, sizes SML, reg. $4-$7, now 99* - 1.99 - in the suspicions over Carter’s Saturday 10 am 2 pm erable shackles, the election of any their batting averages by including a met a number of times to O f t f fnds; 2.99 southern origins. Without smears, wide number of polls on matters so Saturdaf, August'7fh QUALITY FOR YOUR CAR! 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Carter aides say he now advises the 2.99 the black community with the in­ God’s gfuidunce last year, four discussion fluence it has been denied in America candidate across the board, and In all thy ways acknowledge Him, groups were formed with G expect him to serve in a Carter ad­ for more than 400 years. Without its all but one very successful. support he might have risen no ministration as a cabinet member, and He shall direct thy paths. Proverbs. 3:6. The groups met for eight higher in life than a goober digg»r in possibly secretary of the $100-billion- SPECIAL GROUPI WARM SLEEPWEAR a-year HEW. Eventually he could There is a town in Vermont where weeks to review the book, Georgia. Blacks helped him become share reactions and Get ready for the chilly nights to come with a governor there in 1970. They gave become the first black vice- you will find a collection of coal­ brushed nylon and flannel styles, reg. $7-$12, presidential nominee. burning locomotives. The mutually develop specific him credence as a "man for all the skills, Karen Prewo, a now 2S%-50'yi OFF people" during the critical early Then there is Barbara Jordan, the locomotives represent an age that has passed, as diesel-driven "Iron Finally. and panties periods of the past presidential black vice-presidential nominee all In one. From Hanes. primaries, and they shamed the from the Texas delegation to the Horses " now travel across the coun­ liberal members of his party into House of Representatives. She has try. Although these locomotives take No seams. No bumps. No stepping aside for his recent nomina­ not until recently embraced Carter, us back to an era thdt has passed, but ridges. Just one sleek, long tion. Now again, if the November but officers of the campaign say she some things remain unchanged. line of beautiful you. race is close, black energy may be could in a Democratic period become The rules of the rail have not ■ r o u the element that propels Carter into both the most powerful woman and changed. The train must still keep to Nylon or briefs In the White House. black in America. At the Democratic "Fool! You’ll destroy everything we’ve built together." the tracks, or disaster will be the blue, pink or white, with Not that the black leadership has convention she was touted as fine result. the Hanes* pantyhose final clearance of boys There are rules for us as people, been all that helpful all this while. material for everything from at­ colors you've always Until April of this year only two torney general to the Supreme Court. too, as we travel through life. These prominent Negroes actively sup­ And for the short run, say Carter peo­ rules remain basically the same, loved: Coffee, nude and and girls swimwear ported the smiler: Martin Luther ple, she is most obviously a candidate regardless of what age we live in. WITH A suntan. Come buy your King Sr. and Georgia Rep. Andrew to be the fourth woman cabinet Contained within the Bible are found HERALD panties and pantyhose. Young. But neither have the leaders secretary in history. Reflections many valuable rules of life. They are WANT AD Beyond Young and Jordan, made plain for all of us to read and Together. Just 1.95 a pair. 50% to 75%'off however, the high spots would not be Hal Turkington follow. 643-2711 D&L Holsery, so easily filled with known names. How wonderful it is to walk Managing Editor all eight stores. Our entire stock of huge savings to youl Many blacks are qualified for true with God Loads ot swimwear styles for girls, sizes Almanac power, but most of those who come Along the road that holy men to mind are not acceptable to either have trod; 4 to 14 and boys, 4 to 20, reg. $6-$10, Carter or the bulk of the American How wonderful it is to hear now 2.99-4.99 people. The rise to influence for Wouldn’t it be nice to have another loud speaker system, and it took up Him say, TW ) WAYS TO EMM By I nited I’resn International signs which say take a pitch, or bunt, blacks has usually meant a parallel Twilight Baseball League, like the most of the trunk of the car. It was or swing. "Fear not, have faith, ’tis I A COILEK SALARY Today is Monday, Aug. 2, the 215th Girls two-pc. short sets, 4-6x and 7-14, accommodation with a militancy caliber of ball played at the West used three nights a week at the Oval. who leads the way,” day of 1976 with 151 to follow. This one actually happened. WITNORWITMUT regularly $6 ...... 3.99 that is popularly worrisome. Of noted Side Oval in the late 1940s and early Bleachers were strung along first The Legion had a man on first with Brig. Thomas Seaver 4 YEARS OF eOlLEfll / Negroes in Congress, for example, 1950s. and third base lines and were pretty no outs, and Rocky wanted to play for Salvation.Army The moon is in its first quarter. John Conyers of Michigan and Ron Some of the finest semi-pro well packed when "play ball" was Two-piece sundress styles for girls sizes 2 that run. He gave a signal to the 1. IIM Computer The morning stars are Jupiter and Delkims of California are seen as baseball was played there; if you had announced at 6 o’clock. 4-6x and 7-14, regularly $8 and $9.3.99 Saturn. batter, who will remain nameless, to Herald yesterdays almost anti-American in nature, to grade the league, it wasn’t far ★ ★ ★ Opentiom - 6 month The evening stars are Mercury, bunt the man along on the second Como hence politically limited. behind the "A” minor leagues. In Crowds of 500 and 600 would watch pitch. 25 years aRo Mars and Venus. 2. IM Computer Profnm- Girls short sleeved knit tops, sizes 4-6x In other words, high blacks in a fact, the Hartford Chiefs once found those twilight games. ’They watched With a tug of his sleeve, fingers to The Board of Directors adopts a Those born on this date are under Carter administration would out when they took a licking from the the likes of the BA’s, the PA’s, the ^,118,337 budget for the 1951-52 fiscal m hi — 8 month Courto and 7-14, reg. $5 to $7, now just...... 2.99 the sign of Leo. his mouth, and then a couple of big probably be as inoffensive as high Twi-League All-Star team. The American Legion, United Aircraft, swings of the bat, the batter got into year. ’The board also approves a Cfl hM one of the bNt American actress Myrna Loy was whites, perhaps more so. Jordan Chiefs were in the Eastern “A” Pagani’s West Sides, Rockville, $321,437 appropriation for the town- placomont. records in the born Aug. 2, 1905. the box and waited tor the iirst pitch. could get away with some finger League. Moriarty Bros. owned water department. This countr;. Our gradutoi are Infant and toddler swimwear, knit tops, On this day in history: And when he got it, he laced a two- wagging, and proper civil liberty * ★ ★ The BA’s and PA’s were the strong amount is not a part of the town’s sunsults and sleepwear, reg. $3 to $9, In 1858, the first street letter boxes hopper to the second baseman who iyod in over 190 principles would be allowed. But as Remember Nick Angelo’s old stand teams right after the war and they turned it into a quick double play. taxable budget since the department conpiniii. now ...... 1.49.4.49 for mail collection were installed in his predecessors, a President Carter on the east side of Cooper St. op­ had some veteran players in their operates on its own Income. Boston and New york. Rocky came storming off the would be careful to keep “ Nat Turner posite Herb Phelon’s house at 162? lineups. Other teams were made up In 1968, a major earthquake rocked bench and hollared to the batter- 10 years ago aBosk Grants and FoderaAy Boys jeans and slacks, In lots of styles, Negroism" from his sanctum. The announcer once stationed of young players either right out of Manila, principal city of the Philip­ ”What did ya do that for? Didn’t you Insured Student So it is that Mayor Tom Bradley of- himself just south of Nick’s stand on high school or just coming home get the signal?” Because of expected influx ot fabrics and colors. Sizes 4-7, 6-20, reg. pines, killing 307 persons. Los Angeles could prosper with the roadway; he usually had a soda from service. Medicare patients and over-crowded Loans Avalablo $6-$14 ...... 2.99-6.99 In 1971, A m erica’s Apollo 15 ’’Sure," said the batter. "You said Carter. And Vernon Jordan of the Ur­ case to sit on and one to which to set Such a team was the American to bunt on the second pitch.” office space, Manchester Public astronauts blasted off the moon, en­ COMPUTER ban League. And others whose narnes the microphone. Later, wires were Legion. It was coached for a time by Health Nursing Association moves ding man’s second visit on the lunar ■’Then why didn’t you do it?" cried are now unknown. The black forest is run from Nick’s stand underground Rocky Sturgeon, and it had a Rocky. from Manchester .{Jemorial Hospital PROCESSING surface. quarters to the Andrews Building. full of straight-up timber, overripe to a "press row" built behind the mixture of those ball players. Rocky "Coach, you didn’t tell me what to In 1974, John Dean was sentenced Town Clerk Edward Tomkiel ap­ INSTITUTE for harvest after all these centuries. screen near the home plate. was teaching them the finer points of do with the first pitch,” was the to one to four years in prison for his Rap Brown need not apply. Earl Yost did the announcing right proves signatures on nominating Vmi PrMsy • ajn. It • pjiC the game, bringing them along slow­ startled answer. Seiwiey I ej*. ts 1 pjii. part in the Watergate cover-up, This discrimination aside, though, after the war, and I was his petitions for Frank Lupien and Nor­ • MANCHESTER PARKADE • TRI-CITY PLAZA. VERNON • CORBINS CORNER A thought for the day: Latin writer ly * * ★ I l l Ash S M blacks in the White House may soon successor when he decided to put on Communications has always been a man E. Whitney, independent can­ • FARMINGTON VALLEY MALL • NEW BRITAIN • BRISTOL PLAZA • NEW Syrus said, "A good reputation is You can spin a lot of yarns like that East H a rtM Conmetkut have other responsibilities than ser­ the spikes and become an umpire. problem with ball players; you have about the old Twilight League didates for the Board of Education LONDON MALL • GROTON PLAZA more valuable than money." ving f y BUS UN£8. INC Press. I t U ) S . *2 .0 0 [ last week between Syria and the Connecticut. DRV CIEIIMNG - stop in or phon# for ichodulii ind ticktti to ill pointi - Palestine Liberation Organization. Copies of the 64-page, soft cover Lewis has previously written for ILirl. Nii'olf \iiii, a Kholy said rightist Interior book are available in Manchester at The Herald some of the story of the grandmother is Mrs. grandmother is Mrs. duglUer of Joel and Minister Camille Chamoun, who has Harrison's Stationers, Reed’s, South Manchester Railroad. One Charles Bedford of 116 Pauline Hazlett of Kelly Kathleen Sullivan Dart of been holding up an evacuation by Westown Pharmacy and The Train story appeared in the Sesquicenten- Syracuse Dr., East Hart­ Rd., Vernon Her paternal - BOB'S MOBIL STATION - 35 Hoffman Rd., Ellington. refusing to commit his “Tiger” Exchange. nial edition in 1973 and another more The Manchester Evening Herald prints ford. He has a brother, grandparents are Mr. and She was born July 27 at m ilitia to a truce, had signed a The book is illustrated with more recently in The Herald’s Bicenten­ more Manchester news than any other 427 Hartford Rd, (at Palm St,) - Phone 646-7348 John, 3Vz; and a sister, Mrs. Maurice Soucy of Rockville General Kimberly ,7. pledge to observe a temporary cease­ than 35 pictures of locomotives, nial edition. "Happy Birthday (one block from Keeney St, exit of Interstate 84) Phoenix, Ariz Her mater­ newspaper. Hospital Her maternal fire at Tal Zaatar Tuesday morning. railroad-related buildings. U S A ," June 12. nal great-grandparents are grandmother is Mrs. The rescue mission at the Palesti­ Column*, .SOsun .Ann, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Foun­ Elaine Sullivan of Stafford nian camp, under Christian siege for daughter of William and tain of Kelly Rd.. Vernon. Springs. Her paternal Elaine Condio Connors of Depend on Arthur's for Leadership in Pharmacy Her paternal great- grandparents are Mr. and 111 Linwood Dr. She was grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dart of 35 Hoff­ born July 15 at St. Francis Mrs. Armand Soucy of man Rd., Ellington. ■ Hospital in Hartford. Her New Hampshire. Consumer-Guide of maternal grandparents are “HERALD WANT I’l rkcMoki, l.iuirii Ann, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Condio daughter of Edward and of 186 Oak St. Her paternal .Norige, K in ih e rly Lois, n A r t h u r ' s Julia W interfield ADS ARE GREAT! PRESCRIPTION PRICES grandfather is Maurice daughter of Stevens P. and I’ erkowski of 89 Pearl St., DRUG STORES Connors of Waterbury. Mari-Jo Rawlinitis Norige Vernon She was born July of 149,Cedar Swamp Rd., MY TAG SALE • See OUR PRICE ON YOUR PRESCRIPTION 26 at Rockville General Coventry. She was born :90 f AHMINGTON .WF T M)MO i ' ' •*. r' : Hospital. Her maternal MANCMfSHH Kldridge, Peter John, July 25 at Manchester grandparents are Mr. and son of the Rev. Robert W. WAS A SUCCESS!” i CfUNpate PRICES. (Be really informed). i'MlUvOADST iMM)S()K COW os 'i.’H;: Memorial Hospital. Her ITS CLEUUP TIME •10 MAIN ST MO( K\.ILlF LONN ri/'. 02G3 ■Mrs. H Winterfield of Jr. and Leona M. Haskell maternal grandparents are Kings Park. N.Y. Her Eldridge of 147 Carriage Robert Rawlinitis of i See BRAND AND GENERIC PRESCRIPTION paternal grandparents are “I sold most of my old dishes and Dr, He was born July 23 at Bridgeport, W. Va.. and BBB Mr and Mrs. J. Perkowski PRICES. Manchester Memorial Patricia Me Vey of books, men’s slacks, antique lamp ot Elmhurst, N.Y. She has ME THE EASY- REFERENCE CUBE AT YOUR ARTHUR DRUG PHARAAACY —------Hospital. His maternal Newington. a brother, Michael; and a holders, and other miscellaneous grandparents are Mr. and Her paternal grand­ IT THE DODt» BOTS: sister. Christine. items. More than 50 people Mrs. Irving K. Haskell of parents are Mr. and Mrs. Melrose, Mass. His pater­ showed up!” 5 - DAY Ilnrli't, Lfi- Anne, Lawrence Norige of 615 STORM KING nal grandparents are Mr. daughter of Robert M. and Forbes St., East Hartford and M rs. R o b e rt W. Her maternal great- Said ROLL-ON Anne Stamps Hurley of 11 Eldridge Sr. of Malden, J 1^ Arthur's DISPOSABLE LIGHTER Ralph Rd., East Hartford. grandparents are Mr and Mass. His maternal great­ ANTI-PERSPIRANT She was born July 24 at Mrs. Clifford Hemsley of " PRESCRIPTION PRICE BOOK grandmother is Mrs. Hazel MRS. LEE GILMAN Rockville General Middletown. Her paternal Mabie of Melrose, Mass. Hospital. Her maternal great-grandparents are He has two brothers, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pen- WE (HVE YOU ANEW DODGE \i\t\* «G\ »»«»«••» ' grandparents are Mr. and David, 6, and Mark, 2; and Mrs. Paul T. Stamps of field of Newington. He has a sister, Kristie, 4. a brother, Paul, U i; and a GOBONET FOB ONUr $3770: Knoxville, Tenn. Her Here are room and comfort for the At this price, why refill others? Reg $1.29 paternal grandparents are sister. Melissa, 3'a. J c z o II i t , J u lie whole family. Coronet has all the Mrs. Mary Ifurley of Chrislinu, daughter of dependability you've come to Manchester and Philip Kcilh, Jusun Paul, son Thomas R. and Christian expect from Dodge. With a Slant AIRWICK Hurley of West Hartford. of J. L. Sr. and Jacqueline SELSUN BLUE M. Finance Jezouit of Rab­ Nielsen Keith of 74 Bigelow Six engine, Eiectronic ignition, iots bit Trail, Coventry. She St, He was born July 28 at of trunk space, and great looks. All SOLID TWINS DANDRUFF SHAMPOO Scliu«*fer, Eric Jann-H, was born July 23 at Manchester Memorial at a price a family can afford. 8 02. Bottle son of Donald S and Mary Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal ROOM DEODORIZERS Guillette Schaefer of 44 Hospital Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Elm St., Rockville. He was grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bieu of Phoenix, Pkg of 2 born July 22 at Manchester Mrs, Edwin Finance of 33 Ariz. His paternal grand­ Memorial Hospital. His Sadds M ill Rd., Ellington. parents are Mr. and Mrs. maternal grandparents are Her paternal grandparents RoyL. Keith of 22 Hollister { Mr, and Mrs. Paul are Mr, and Mrs. Joseph St. He has two brothers, J. Reg $3.39 Guillette of Tory Rd, Jezouit of Glastonbury. I,eon Jr.. 7, and Jody Alan, Tolland. His paternal Her maternal great­ 4'2. grandparents are Mr. and grandfathers are Richard WE OWE YOU A PBACnCAL DODGE Mrs, Allen Schaefer of 39 Macintosh and Eugene PLASTIC ORGANIZERS Hale St. Ext., Rockville. Finance, Both of Ellington. DABTF0B0NU$3337; 3 P0PU14R QQ^ lr , I Deluge Here's all the dependability you've 3 0 0 I M e n (I r II || a 11, J ii s I i n It lakes 27,154 gallons of been looking lor. Dart's easy rain to wet down an acre of “ The Manchester Herald Maurice, son of Paul and S o II !• y , M i c h e ll e maneuverability, six-cylinder ™ ground with one inch of water, RiUI $2.59 00 Gale Correnti Mendenhall Pauline, daughter of Rick when you buy according to the U.S. engine, roominess, and Electronic Is The Only Newspaper I Used!” oloM iaK A and Cynthia Hazlett of Pine St.. Columbia. He Geological Survey. This Ignition make It one ot the most HeV BA 8Y PUB was born July 24 at ■Soucy of 10 Trotter St. She PLAYTEX I I fnurser means a one-inch rainfall in desirable cars around. And at this WESTCLOX BOLD II Manchester Memorial was born July 24 at Washington D C. amounts to MEN'S Hospital. His maternal Manchester Memorial 1.200.000. 000 gallons. For the low price, this two-door hardtop Is / TAG SALE -13 Cottage Street grandparents are Mr and Hospital. Her maternal city of New York, that's 5,- practically a steal. ELECTRIC 220.000. 000 gallons. in rear. Saturday and Sunday AFTER SHAVE Mrs. Maurice Correnti of 10-4. SCI SFECtALLY a l a r m By Revlon 233 Ferguson Rd His and Four PackagM of BolMaa “ s' r paternal grandparents are Box of 100 Bottlei 3 r IVORY CASE Mr. and Mrs. Ernest plui 20 fraa ‘ Manufacturer's suggested retail price, excluding taxes, optional equipment, destination charges, license and title fees. 4 02. Mendenhall of 20 Mark Dr., $129 8 ‘ • A 9 9 Coventry. His maternal 7 6 5 College graduate 11 great-grandparents are PHONE BY NOON Ernest Pohl of Columbia mfg. list $4.69 mfg. list $4.00 and Mrs. Mary Correnti of GREASE RELIEF Manchester. His paternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Getadsalnowona SELL D E C IM S fR FOR EMERSON MEDS DENTU-CREME Elizabeth Lynch of Goshen. He has a sister, CM AKI.KS KIICHEN OR liUHDRV PORTABLE CLEANS DENTURES Jennifer, 5. NEXT DAY! TAMPONS D EL T A 'H (» 22 01. SUPER-8 TRACK Regular abtortiancy. OIhriaii, Churlcii licd- *76 Dart w Conmet. ^ Giant ford, son of Richard K. 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His maternal great- 643-2711 MASTIR CHARCI CARD PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Aug. 2, 1976 MANCHESTER CiYc.iYiivtjEVENING ni!,KALu,HERALD, ManchesteManchester, Conn., Mon., Aug. 2, 1976 — PAGE NINE 1946 in Springfield, Mass., and lived Joseph F. >'asli made her home; a brother, Michael Gaming agency Obituaries there until coming to Manchester six Gedraitis of Philadelphia, Pa.; two ROCKVILLE-Joseph F. Nash, 75, years ago. She was a communicant of grandchildren and four great­ to reorganize 19th hole of 15 Orchard St., an associate judge St. Bridget Church and a member of King golf club King grandchildren. of the form er City Court of Mrs. Matilda K. Hpdie C. .Stuart Dillon the Women’s Auxiliary of the Eighth The funeral is Tuesday at 9; 15 a.m. WETHER^IELD (UPI) - The Rockville, died Saturday at his home. District Fire Department. Commission on Special Revenue COVENTRY - Mrs. Matilda C, Stuart Dillon, 64, of West Hart­ from the Venskunas Funeral Home, He was the husband of Mrs. Marion She is also survived by two today called a meeting for Tuesday the first 18 with a one un­ COl .NTKY U U B Kasendek Hodis, 85, of Pucker St. ford, formerly of Manchester, died 665 Stanley St., New Britain, with a King is king today at R. Millix Nash. daughters. Nyeole M. Palrner and Mass at St. Andrew's Church, New to elect a new chairman and vice der par 71 score. Cooney HE.ST 16- A - Jim Mr. Nash served as associate judge died Sunday at Windham Community .Saturday at Hartford Hospital. He the Manchester Coun­ Michelle R. Palmer, both at home; Britain, at 10. Burial will he in St. chairman for the body which super­ collected three birds and Moriarty 60-7-53, Ted Plod- during the early 1950s. He was a Memorial Hospital, Willimantic. She was the husband of Mrs, Doris L, her parents. August and Jean Mary’s Cemetery, New Britain. vises legalized gambling in Connec­ try Club in the Men’s totaled 74 at the break. zik 63-8-55, Reg Curtis 65-9- member of the Vernon Republican was the widow of Louis Hodis. Yager Dillon. ticut. Zadroga Patruski of Springfield; and Friends may call at the funeral Club Golf Cham­ 56, A1 Carmienke 65-9-56; B Town Committee and the Board of Mrs. Hodis was born in New York Mr. Dillon was born in Manchester a sister, Mrs. Diane Flynn of home tonight from 7 to 9. A published report Sunday said the pionship. The new champ, who - Roy Riggott 66-11-55, Dan Assessors at the time of his death. City and had lived in Coventry for the and lived in the Greater Hartford Chicopee, Mass. commission was on the verge of a succeeds John’.Herdic, up­ area all his life. Before his retiremen Morline 70-14-56. Vic Daley He was born in Somersvilic and past 45 years. The funeral is Wednesday at 8:15 Mrs. Mary Reggetts shakeup which would eventually end ped his edge with birds of Survivors are 5 sons, William in 1975, he was employed as a In one of the best head- 70-1258; C - Todd Peck 77- lived in Rockville most of his life. a.m. from Holmes Funeral Home, Mrs. Mary Reggetts, 75, of 105 in the replacement of its chairman to-head matches in years, 25 and seven feet on the 23-54. Fred Tracy 71-17-54, Before his retirement, he was Hodis of Coventry. Charles Hodis of salesman at Lux, Bond, Green and 400 Main St., with a Mass at St. Hemlock St. died Sunday at an East and executive secretary. Bill King gained the first two holes but Cooney Stan Mloganowski 69-15-54, employed at Parks Mills, Hanover, Columbia, John Hodis of Westerly, Steven, Hartford, for 25 years. He Bridget Church at 9. Burial will be in Hartford convalescent home. She The New Haven Register said it coveted honor with a 1-up squared the match on the Charlie Whelan 76-22-54. having previously worked at the R.l.„ Louis Hodis of Thorndike, was a member of St. James had learned from both Republican Mater Dolorosa Cemetery, Green­ was the widow of John J. Reggetts. win over 17-ygar-old Mike sixth but felt behind on the S\\ F.I'.PS- A - gross, Ed Hockanum Mills for many years. Maine, and Vincent Hodis of Episcopal Church, West Hartford. and Democratic sources of plans to field, Mass. Mrs. Reggetts was born July 7, Cooney in the 36-trole finals seventh with three putts. Wilkos 74; Net - Carmienke He was a 50-year member of Bozeman, Mont.; a brother. Harry He was an Army veteran of World juggle some key posts on the panel, Friends may call at the funeral 1901 in Ireland and had lived in last Saturday. Both played 75-9-66, Plodzik 75-8-67; B ■ Washington Irving Council, KofC, of Klotz of Bayonne, N.J.; 13 War 11. which has come under strong Other survivors are a daughter, home Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Manchester for 60 years. She was a super golf, the tall and King birdied the eighth Gross, Bert Carlson 82, Joe Enfield and a past president of the grandchildren and 8 great­ criticism from Gov. Ella T. Grasso. Mrs. Susan D. Worboys of Syracuse, p.m. communicant of St. James Church. more experienced King to go 2-up and Cooney Wall ,8'2; Net - Bob National Woolen and Worsted grandchildren. N.Y.; and a grandchild. Survivors are two daughters, Mrs. was one under for 36 holes duplicated the feat on No. 9 Genovesi 80-11-69, Morline Overseers Association. He also The funeral is Wednesday at 11 Mrs. Agnes Martin file funeral is Tuesday at 11 a m, Cataldo Ventura of Manchester and Kerrijiiin iianipd and the youthful loser was and then evened the match 84 - 1 4 -70; C G ross - belonged to the Italian Social Club. a m. at the Potter Funeral Home, 456 at Newkirk and Whitney Funeral SOUTH WINDSOR - Mrs. Agnes Mrs. James Mullin of West Hartford; two over for the distance by taking the 10th. The 11th Mloganowski 83; Net ■ Ben During the early 1950s, he was chair­ Jackson St., Willimantic. Burial will Gedraitis Martin, 87, of 209 Avery St. acting (l<‘|uily be in Center Cemetery, Coventry. Home, 776 Farmington Ave., West and five grandchildren. Pro Ralph DeNicolo was halved but King won D elM astro 78- 1 5-63. man of Charter Oak Council of the died Friday at Rockville General The private funeral is Tuesday HARTFORD (UPI) - Dennis F. the 12th with a par and Whelan 89-22-67. Friends may call at the funeral Hartford. Burial will be in Fairview Kerrigan of Rocky Hill today was reported. Boy Scouts of America. Cemetery, West Hartford. Hospital. She was the widow of with a Mass at St. James Church. followed with a bird on 13 HI',.’'r 17- A -4arry Gaz- Other survivors are a son, Michael home Tuesday from 7 to 9. named acting deputy commissioner Friends may call at the funeral Anthony Martin. Burial will be in St. James for a 2-up advantage. za 70-7-63. Warren Howland J. Nash of Monroe Falls, Ohio; a Mrs. Martin was born in Lithuania Cemetery. of the state Department of Health by King had a 2-up lead Cooney won the 14th to cut 72-9-63, Dick Sleeves 69-5- home tonight from 7 to 9. after 18 holes with birdie daughter. Mrs. Edward Jendrucek of Charles E. Smith and lived in New Britain for more The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Gov. Ella T. Grasso. the lead but the pair was 64. Bud Belanger 73-9-64, Tolland; three sisters. Miss Mary Charles E. Smith, 64, of Williman­ than 50 years before coming to South Main St., is in charge of K errigan, 36, has been the putts of 15 and 35 feet on all even over the last fou- Bob Barningham 72-8-64, (UPI Photo) Nash and Miss Margaret Nash, both tic died early this morning at his Allen J. McDonald Windsor 20 years ago. She was a arrangements. department’s chief administrative No. 17 and 18 Two earlier holes and King had his'first (Herald photo by Dunn I Stan McFarland 70-6-64; B of Somersville, and Mrs. Ralph Geur- home. He was the father of Richard member of St. Andrew’s Church, There are no calling hours. officer since May, 1974. He takes birds enabled him to finish MCC title. - C D, McCarthy 75-12-63, EAST HARTFORD-Alien John over his new job Wednesday, Mrs. Final walk around Olympic Stadium llll.l. KIN(. tin of Springfield, Mass.; and seven Smith of Manchester and brother of McDonald. 86, of 486 School St. died New Britain. The family suggests that any Pat Mistrelta 74-10-64. Neil Fred Smith of Coventry. Grasso said. PartipipantB carry flag's of their nations grandchildren Saturday at St, Francis Hospital, Survivors are a son, Henry Martin memorial gifts may be made to the Conklin 78-1464. John The funeral is Tuesday at 9:15 a m He is also survived by his wife, of South Windsor, with whom she American Cancer Society, 237 E. He succeeds the late Dr. Harold S. Mattern 78-13-65; C - Hartford. Barrett*of Manchester. from the Burke-Fortin Funeral another brother, a sister and five Mr. McDonald was born in Center St. George Zanis 85-24-61. John Home. 76 Prospect St., with a Mass grandchildren. Worcester, Mass., and lived in the Viren tops Karszes 76-15 61. Phil at St. Bernard's Church at 10. Burial The funeral is Wednesday at 9:30 Hartford area most of his life. He Harmony and music Legion shutout loser Sullivan 78-15-63. will be in St. Bernard's Cemetery. a m. from the Potter Funeral Home, was a self-employed painting con­ Andrews MONTREAL (UPI) - 'W ELI’S- A -Gross, 456 Jackson St., Willimantic, with a Friends may call at the funeral tractor before his retirement. He Lasse Viren, the flying Hard road to travel The only run John Wirsel John Varca started and Erwin Kennedy 77; Net home tonight from 7 to 9. Mass at St. Joseph’s Church, was a communicant of St. Rose Finn who herume the needed was in the first in­ look the loss, working four Howland 78-9-69, Willimantic, at 10. Burial will be in will not mark end of Games this season with any firs! runner e>er lo win ning when John Gallic and two-third innings. Bob McFarland 75-6-69; B- Bob Church. consistency, the St. Joseph’s Cemetery, Willimantic. Survivors are a son, William A. primary holh the 5,000 meter and tripled and scored on Highter finished up Genovesi 82; Net John Friends may call at the funeral McDonald of East Hartford, former­ MONTREAL (UPI) withdrawal of one-quarter the traditional closing 10,000 iiieier run in two American Legion Frank Litke’s single. A Mattern 84-13-71; C - gross, William Allen home Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. ly oTBolton, whose wife, Jeanette, is — The 21st Olympiad, of the competing nations speech, Killanin expressed straight Olympic Games, baseball team took it single run tallied in the Windsor boasts an 18-5 Karszes 83; Net - Sullivan Ben Andrews has zone record William Allen of Clearwater, Fla., The family suggests that any a circulation dealer for The Herald; jarred by political dis­ because of political issues hope that the 1980 Games was named the outstan­ on the chin again third and the home club 84-14 15-89; Charlie Whelan memorial gilts may be made to the decided not to challenge CRISPINO'S left the implicit threat that ’’display cheerfulness and 91-22-69; Blind bogey-John who form erly was active in seven grandchildren and a great­ Lucien P. DiFazio in a cord that threatened ding athlete of the 1976 yesterday afternoon, clinchoH the verdict with Psychiatry Division of Natchaug if political conditions con­ sportsmanship free from Rieder 107. Manchester’s civic and fraternal af­ grandchild. primary for the future Olympics, Games Sunday in a poll this time at the hands four runs in the fifth, fairs, died Wednesday at his home. Hospital, Mansfield. The funeral is Tuesday at 8:15 a m tinue to deteriorate, all discrimination so that of I niled Press Inter­ spiced by Jim Burton s Republican nomination for closed in a harmony of another grand gathering of the Olympic torch will be of Windsor by a 9-9 KOI R HU.L- Karen INDIES I (H K lULL- He was the husband of Mrs. Marie from the Callahan Funeral Home, the 1st Congressional national reporters who leadoff home run. Allen. Charles Potter 1602 Main St., with a Mass at St. Rose music and dance Sun­ sportsmen may be all but carried on with ever coiered the competition. count in Windsor. Errors paved the way lor Parciak. Cora Anderson. Agnes Romayko, Alice An- District seat. impossible. Mr. Allen was a former police Charles Potter, 62, of South Yar­ Church, at 9. Burial will be in Rose day night. greater eagerness, courage N i r e n r e c e I \ e d 15 Tonight the locals hope three more Windsor runs in Marge Smith, .Nellie John­ saldi. Boots Camellia, Unheard amid the and honor.” Edna Wadas 56; Grace commissioner and a member of mouth, Mass., formerly of Hill Memorial Park, Rocky Hill DiFazio received the Not for another four lotes in the loting hv to rebound in another Zone the sixth. son 58 political uproar were the The Soviet Union once Shea. Helen Larmett, Manchester’s Town Planning Com­ Manchester, died Saturday at Friends may call at the funeral party’s nomination to run years will the world know writers from North and Eight clash at Windsor Jeff Baekofen, Bruce Par Four- A - Lynn Prior voices of the athletes. One again was the dominant Helen Meegan. Louise mission. He was a member of Massachusetts General Hospital, home tonight from 7 to 9. against incumbent if. damage done at Mon­ S o u t h -\ m e r ic a an d Locks. Ballard and Mike Linsen- 44-10-34: B - Grace Shea 49- such came from a 20-yeqr- force 'at the games, win­ .Miller 57; Florence Barre. Manchester Lodge of Masons, Boston. He was the husband of Mrs. The family suggests that any Democrat William R. treal will prove fatal to the Kurope, nosing out Nailia The lose gave Coach bigler had the only 13-36, Edna Wadas 57-20-37. old British boxer named ning 47 gold. 43 silver and Nellie Johnson. Lorraine Nutmeg Forest of Tall Cedars of Doris Potter. memorial gifts may be made to the Cotter at the July 15 dis­ sporting spectacle. Gomancci, the 14-\ear- Jack Holik's club an 11-10 Manchester hits. Helen Larmett 51. Clinton McKenzie. 35 bronze for a total of 125 Demko. Ruth Martin 58. Lebanon, Washington Social Club Mr. Potter had been a teacher at American Cancer Society, 292 S. trict convention. Andrews, old Uomanian gimnaslic zone mark and fourth place So s tra in e d w ere ”I just hope in future medals. East Germany and the American Legion. He was an Bennet Junior High School for eight Marshall St., Hartford, or to the however, received 31 of 124 star who won three gidd in the standings. The F O O D L A N D » relations at the Montreal they’ll leave politics out of emerged as a new power, Army veteran of World War I. years. After leaving Manchester, he Heart Association of Greater Hart­ votes, more than the 20 per medals while en route to overall log is a non-too im­ Games that 30 nations sports. ” he said, ’’espcially collecting 40 gold medals He had lived in Manchester for taught at a Darien junior high school ford, 310 Collins St., Hartford. cent needed to force a sc o rin g se><*n perfect pressive 12-20. 485 HARTFORD RD. MANCHESTER withdrew at the outset, and the Olympics, because against 34 for the United many years before moving to Florida for many years before his retire­ primary. m arks of 10. (!omaneei The locals stranded 14 the Soviet Union, the host eventually it will kill the States to be placed second Pressure on Yankees several years ago. He was employed ment, when he moved to Cape Cod. reeehed 12 \otes. runners, leaving the bases country in 1980, threatened Olympics.” in the harvest of honors. NEW YORK (UPI) at the Aetna Insurance Co , Hartford, Other survivors are a daughter, Andrews, saying that a loaded in four innings. Boston Red Sox beat the Horton of the Tigers. "And Mrs. Bradford B. Palmer STORE HOURS to pull its team out on the But a festive mood The U.S. managed to before his retirement. Mrs. Sylvia Daniels of Philadelphia, primary might divide — Key members of the Yankees 5-4 they've never really had it Mrs. Jean Patruski Palmer, 29, of final weekend because of a prevailed in the Olympic edge past the East Ger­ Other survivors are a daughter and Pa.; a son, Edwin Potter of Hialeah, Republicans in their MON.-SAT. 8 a.m.-9 p.m., SUN. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. 17-year-old defector. Baltimore Orioles and The triumph was par­ on them before I've never two grandchildren. 12 Centerfield St. died Sunday at Stadium Sunday night. mans in total medals. 94- ticularly satisfying to the counted us out of it and I Fla., and a sister, Mrs. Charlotte attempt to defeat Cotter, On the positive side, Lord Killanin. president 90. Detroit Tigers agree The funeral and burial were Friday Stewart of Essex, Mass. Manchester Memorial Hospital. She Orioles because Reggie still think the last five was the wife of Bradford B. Palmer. announced his decision at a despite repeated rumors of of the tnternational Olym­ "The rest of the world is that a new element in Clearwater. The funeral and burial will be in NO COUPONS NECESSARY Krause Florists Jackson — the man who weeks of the season could Mrs. Palmer was born Aug 19, press conference at the Arab terrorists supposedly pic Committee, called upon catching up to us, ” said has been introduced South Yarmouth. Hartford Hilton. can lead a late-season be fun '■ SAVE 72< en route to Montreal, there "the youth of all countries Robert Kane, first vice into the American drive — had three hits, in­ were no tragedies such as to assemble four years president of the U S Olym­ Alumni champs cluding his 181h homer of I win- H-t>. \' h T-2 the one experienced at Lague's Eastern Divi­ NABISCO from now in Moscow. " pic Committee. ’’It’s that tile season and the game­ Roy Smalley drew a walk 12 OZ. Munich. But the In a dramatic addition to simple” Thanks to a quick start, with three runs in th first in­ sion race: pressure on off Stan Bahnsen with the State briefs th e N ew York winning Single in the ninth MODEL END CLEARANCE - OUR STOCK Pkg. ning. Krause F'lorist defeated Moriarty Juniors Saturday Jackson, beaned by the bases filled m the 12th in­ RITZ afternoon at Cheney Tech, 4-1, to win the Alumnni Junior Yankees. Yankees' Dock Ellis on ning. forcing in the winning Baseball League title in a one-game playoff The Yankees lead the .AL July 27. thus shows no run for the Twins in the Four-hitters were tossed East by 9'2 games — a for­ hesitation at digging in at first game despite 12 stolen Klection suit floating. He has submitted by winner Jack Lyon and The Juniors averted a midable lead at this stage the plate. bases by the .A s Mike Cub- his own effort, 8 hours and First for Red Sox, loser Matt Gluhosky, The shutout with a marker in of the season — but the You get to thinking bage and Larry Hisle had NEW HAVEN (UPI) - LIMIT 2 The Free Access to the 50 minutes for considera­ CRACKERS former fanned 10 and the.fourth frame with Jim Orioles have overcome about being hit but you try five hits to lead the Twins Gluhosky scoring on his to their victory in the Ballot Committee, com­ tion. Cyrulik spent the time walked two batters while similar deficits as recently to block it out of your posed mostly of Hartford on his back in the water SAVE 90« Gluhosky struck out nine brother Matt's double. as 1974 Besides, the mind,■'said Jackson "You nightcap The 12 stolen and New Haven lawyers from 3 p.m. Friday to 11:57 MUST GO! batsmen. Defensive standouts Yankees have lost three just hope the guy doesn't bases in the opener set a OVER NEW FAMILY SIZE last inning rally and Yale professors, was p.m., when his knees NEW 1976 Shawn Spears and Ed were Craig Austin for the straight games and six of throw at you. The Yankees modern day major league turned purple from the Ezerins had key hits in the winners and Jon Brandt for their last sevn so a race are starling to think about record and the ,A's also in­ formed to support the two-run double to tie the cold. Next year, he said, CHEVROLETS IVORY LIQUID «oz BOSTON (UPI) - New York has lost six of opening frame explosion. the MB’s could be in the making at us. This is their first bad creased their modern AL Connecticut Civil Liberties PLASTIC game. seven on its current road ’Til pick a warmer day niCU Manager Don An insurance run was The Florists wound up that. spell If they're champs, record for a season to 2.35 Union suit to help small To Choose From 'Tm told it’s the first and start at 6 a.m.”^ UloH BOTTLE trip, including a three- tallied in the third inning with an 11-4 won-lost The Clrioles crept within they'll pull out of it Indian- t. Brewer. .'1 parties get on the ballot. Zimmer, whose time we’ve rallied in the game sweep last week at on A1 Klibanoff's base hit record and Moriarty's won 9'2 games of New York ■'Teams are putting Ray Fosse singled home The suit, filed on behalf of Boston Red Sox ninth, ” Yastrzemski said. the hands of Baltimore. the Communist party, will HERE’S JUST TWO SAMPLE BARGAINS FROM OUR MODEL and an error. 10 of 15 starts. Sunday when they defeated pressure on the Yankees Tommy Smith with the I’lirkiii^ shoot defeated the New "That's hard to believe, “Everyone said the be argued Wednesday in YEAR END SALE. THESE PRICES INCLUDE EVERYTHING DETERGENT LIMIT 1 the Tigers 4-3, and the now. " commented Willie winning run with two out in isn’t it?” Yankees had to have a bad U.S. District Court in Hart­ HARTFORD (UPI) - EXCEPT SALES TAX AND REGISTRATION. York Yankees three the loth inning to give the Frank Brewer, 25, was games out of four The Yankees’ loss, spell sometime,” Zimmer Indians their triumph at ford. It claims a require­ coupled with Baltimore’s said. “And this is it. Still, ment that presidential reported in critical condi­ SAVE *1.08 during the weekend, Milwaukee Don Hood tion at St. Francis Hospital BRAND NEW 1976 win over the Detroit nine and a half games is Sports slate received credit for his nominating petitions be BRAND NEW 1976 thinks the American Tigers, cut New York’s still a pretty big lead, I filed in each town where today with gunshot wounds SUNCREST third viclory with the lOlh he suffered during an argu­ VEGA SPGRT COUPE IMPALA SPORT CPE. League East division first-place lead to 9‘i wouldn't say their big lest inning relief help of Jim signers live makes it race might not be over games over the Orioles. is now. If it gets down to, physically impossible for ment over a parking space. Kern Bill Castro was the The Red Sox are 14‘"z say, four or five, then we’ll MOM) small parties to gain Allen Sawyer, 53, was yet. loser games off the top. see what they’re made of.” Legion at Windsor l.oeks \\ bile Sn\ 2. Angel- 1 access to the ballot. charged with criminal attempt to commit murder The Red Sox did i MCC vs Langan 5 45 Halph Garr opened the At thia prica you can attord tha V -l auto, trana., powaf . < something Sunday they - St Thomas eighth mnng with a triple in the case. He allegedy 6 99 Kloalin^ r«“cor(l SODA shot Brewer Saturday Includot 140*2 dura-built angina, a S-ytar angina ataaring and brakaa, air conditioning, whaat eovara, haven’t done all year — and scored on Lamar John­ BERLIN (UPI) - guarantaa, auto, trana., whita walla, radio, body alda ataal whila walla, mata. AM-FM radio, r. apaakar, LIMIT B night when Brewer refused mida., Cartar Cart, gt^al gta mllaaga, arrd a rock bot­ mMt.. Cartar Cara, and much alaa. Aak for Stock No. ALL FLAVORS BOTTLE they came from behind in 11 l> D U son's one-out grounder Anthony Cyrulik managed tom prica. Stock No. 4604. 4002. Softball to move his car from a the ninth inning to win a M oriarty's vs Fast giving Rich Gossage his to find a record that wasn’t driveway the the building game. It was a 5-4 win over Harltord. 5 45 Moriarlv tirsi win since June 9 and already in the Guiness SAVE 80* Sawyer ran as superinten­ the Yankees. 4 ^ Ins sixth of the year Book of World Records — 3032 5324 LAND 0’ LAKES l■■ield dent. ’’What the Yankees are roMGirrs(;\Mi:s H 15 ^Kohrrt'^on against 10 losses Frank going through now, we’ve W N riiih \s. S|4*iik r r a *« li. \ n > ^ ^. W I DM ''D Tanana sutferod his eighth OUR OK USED CARS ARE been going through all nm. (»;l.*i —l''irA^rriilil l-SHiirn*!. 6; I 5 —\4‘lio I.egion \s I'inticld 6 loss against 12 victories (or year,” Zimmer said. “I IGmmI > s. Smisi* \s. rmiiini'’*. E.igle Field the Angels Pinochle scores PRICED TO SELL, TOO! wouldn't say it’s time for ~iM\ — Fil/^rriild T:;iO -VI m» MCC vs \'crnon 5 45 R.inger- it. Rm ,d- t BUTTER 9 9 ^ them to panic, but things Tnifloii IS. I.Mirh, Hnm's IS. Oil lli'al, St riiomas Gaylord Perry won his 75 VEGA $2895 74 CNEVaLE $3475 Hatchback model, 4 cyl. engine, could get interesting,” H: l.’S —Fil/urrnltl 6:15 -Nikr first game since June 30 Maiu’lu'HttT Malibu Claealc Sedan, air condi­ 1-LB. QTRS. I III R"DV\ Senior Citizens Pinochle custom Interior, radio, auto, tion, V-6 engine, auto. Irens., LIMIT 2 Carl Y astrzem ski’s (ihiss \s. Mi'llmdist, S|mrlsman \h. Vn- and Gene Clines drove in Top scorers in the Group tournament Thursday trans., body side mouldings, steal power steering, power brakea, Moriarty s vs Langan. belled radial w/walls, wheel trim viny roof, radio. sacrifice fly with one out 6:1.Y — Itolii’iiMon niillt. 7:50 —Mkr Ihree runs as the Rangers Manchester Senior Citizens at Senior Citizens Center are rings. 5 45 St Thomas 76 CAPMCE $5850 scored Rick Burleson with G r i s |i i n o ' s \ h . Giin^o \M. MGG Ni-Ih. won their .second game in a Pinochle Group game Ann Flechsig, 629, Hazel Classic Coupe. There are too 74 MAVEHCX $3195 75 DATSIM $3595 2 Door model, has luxury decor, FROM OUR MEAT DEPT. the game-winner after t ! Ii o r (' li s , 7 : .*i 0 6:15 —Kronri i’l Photo I row (or the first time in Thursday at the Army and Honan. 614, Sophie Bogdan, many options to Hat. Original list 2-door model, 4 cyl. engine, auto, m s m I KIDU price new Is $6913.95. auto, trans., radio and power Burleson had cracked a I'i^rrs IS, Goiif'ai'H, 70,000 spectators view closing exercises Navy Club are Olive 596, Camille Poggie, 592. trans., radio, driven less than 5,- steering. — UoImtImmi MCC vs Vernon. 5 45 two weeks m beating Kan­ 000 miles. PLUMRDSE nh 6:15 —r.lii'ii«*\ Trrh Dancers form Olympic rings around Indian Iccpccs sas Citv Houghtaling and Helen To date, Mae Franc has the 76 CHEVEUE $4595 „ . 74 VEGA $2495 Moriarli'x* . \ ito'**, St Thomas Gavello, 651, Arvid Peterson, high individual score of 651, Malibu Classic Coupe with /4 CAMARO economy 6 cyl. engine, auto, $3695 Automatic trans., power steering 643,.Walter llohls, 591, Helen and Doris Stiebilz, the high trans., AM-FM stereo music, rear Sport Coupe with economy 6 cyl. and radio. IMPDRTED DANISH 2 ib. engine, automatic trans., AM-F1i4 Silver, 582, Bea Cormier. 569, total score of 2,244. window delogger, deluxe seat radio. 74 PLYMOUTH $3250 Paul Schuetz, 568, Archie The club will sponsor games belts, power steering, power Duster Coupe, V-8 engine, CAN brakes, body side mouldings, 74 OLDS $3095 automatic trana., radio. Houghtaling. 561, r'loyd Post. Tue.sday and Thursday at 1:30 w/walls, full wheel covers, has A versatile Hatchback Coupe with 558, Alfreda Hallin. 551. p.m. at the Vernon Senior rustproofing. Very tow mileage. bucket seats, standard trans., 6 The group sponsors a game Citizens Center, Rockville. 76 NOVA $3995 cyl. engine, power steering, radio. HAMS DOES NOT REQUIRE Russia will see that Olympics are continued each Thursday at 9:45 a,m. at MEDALIST Sedan — just like new 74 PLYMOUTH $3295 the Army and Navy Club, Play ~ auto, trans., custom interior, 6 Satellite Custom 4 door, air con- REFRIGERATION cyl. engine, power steering, radio, d.. V-6 engine, auto, trans., power 75 JEEP REMGAOE $4995 is open to all senior citizens. pin striping, deluxe carpets. steering, radio, vinyl roof. V-8 Standard trana., radio. FROM OCR DEL! DEPT. SAVE *1.06 By MILT RICIIMAN have their way. They broke The most serious trouble Games completely as some excellent showing, there seeing the United .States control .mil precision than III Coiirse. llicre were their necks getting the the Russians will have is had done in the past. was a comparable one by knock off the Yugoslavs by brawn and muscle, N ri'iion 76 NOVA $3975 74 PINTO $2845 7 4 a C A A M 0 $3995 MONTREAL (UPI) some, as tfierc have been Winners in the Vernon Comment Cabrialet Coupe, 6 cyl. engine, An economy station wagon with a V-8, a/lrana.. p/ateering, radio. HOLIDAY Games. Can you sec them putting on a better set of Names like Paavo Nurmi, Cuba’s mighty Alberto The buffs never there was encbanling in all past Olympics, and auto, trans., power steering, 4 cyl. engine, auto, trans. and — Forget all that gar­ pulling out between now Games than those which Jesse Owens. Fanny "The Horse ” Juantorena. hiid it so good Nadia Comaneci, the ab­ radio, low mileage. radio. 74 C N EV m in $3695 FRESH SLICED will be in all fulurc ones session WAS* $3760. 'A ton pickup, V-8, bage about how these and October, 1980? 1 can’t. finished here Sunday. For Blankers-Kone, Emil He ran three 800 meter Nino Benvenuti. the solutely implacable and 75 MUSTANG II $3895 74 NOVA $3445 a/trana., p/ateering, radio. could be the last I can’t see them starting my money, this one was Zatopek and Mark Spitz races and as many 400 former world middlweight implausible 14-year-old Fire calls A nifty sport coupe with oW-6 This coupe has bucket seats, very 74 DODGE $3295 COOKED The Board of Directors engine, 4 speed trans., radio and low mileage and 6 cyl. engine, Olympics ever and World War HI over a 17- the best Olympics ol all come most readily to meter races in four days champion covering the Romanian girl She didn't I lie poll I ICS caused some power steering. automatic trans., radio and power WAS $3496, ton pickup, 8 cyl.. coiiiilris to depart but it will conduct a public ses­ steering. sId. trans., p/ateerIng. aheilcap. year-old platform diver, time. Yes, even with all the mind. and won gold medals in Olympics (or ;i newsptipr in smile much, but if you saw 75 VAUANT $3745 how maybe there may ilidn I hall the Games For Muiii'licHlcr sion to hear comments and 73 NOVA $2695 73 SCOUT $3S95 < either. politics, all the security, For track and field ad­ both events. Italy, called the II.S the way she handled Custom 4-door Sedan. Auto, 79 not be another one in llie most pari, the athletes Saturday, 10;56 a.m, —Ser­ suggestions from the trans., 6 cyl. engine, air condition, A sporty coupe with V-8 engine, WAS $4250. 6 cyl. a/lrana., The Russiahs already all the complaints. dicts. there was the once- For those who love boxers the best amateur herself on the uneven power steering, radio,0. vinyl roof. auto, trans., 36.25 Co.) qualified members of the chamber. (Only games scheduled) Anderson. NOW Syracuse job pays $40,000 a year. If additional names are received (M o rto n 1-8 and York, fn the first game, South \X iiulsor 644-8635; 6% Main St., 289-4030. the music program of the South Also: Joseph Pardis (individual); "We wanted to beat East Hartford has a school popula­ then the president has to, within five Messersmith 10-9), 2, N Philadelphia edged the The special first prize in this year's Windsor public schools during the Craig Zahner (Zahner's Men's Shop) , Jones at least once," The South Windsor Friends for tion of 10,000, while Syracuse has 29,- days, send out a revised list of can­ Houston (Andujar 6-7) at Allin wins Mets when Jay Johnstone $2195 SPECIAL PROMOTION stock #6A37 raffle will be a 16x20 oil portrait of coming year. Harvey Desruisseaux (First Federal Music will run a White Elephant 000 students. Los Angeles (John 6-7), N Anderson said. "Today was scored all the way from PACKAGE didates to the members. SUTTON, Mass. (U P D - ONLY Booth and Raffle at the annual Wap- the winner or any member of the Cincinnati (Alcala 9-3) at the right time to beat him, first base on Gary Mad­ FtelurInQ bench seal. The Pleasant Valley Coun­ ower elooring, power ping Fair in September. family. The artist is Angela Hoff of San Francisco (D'Acquisto the way we were hitting dox's two-out single. In the Crahoe, aulomallc. otYle try Club is an equal oppor­ FU ZZ AUTO PARTS. INC. The non-profit group is seeking South Windsor. 3-5), N the ball. He was up a lot on opener, Greg Luzinski oteel wheel*, wow tire* *nd ‘4845 tunity golf course, at least AM redlo. donations of good used toys, Second prize is a Polaroid his pitches and he's not belted a grand slam in Buddy Allin's estima­ household articles and arts and Supershooter Land camera donated going to win when he's that homer, his 16th home run tion. crafts items. by Armata’s Supermarket. way." and second grand slam this The 31-year-old Vietnam Any items may be dropped off at Third prize will be two gift cer­ hero becam e the 10th season. / M O R I i tificates to the Coachlight Dinner Astros 6, Braves 0 any time prior to Sept 9 at any of the player to win a pro golf following addresses: 560 Deming St., Theater. Favor withdrawal Larry Dierker pitched tournament in as many phone 644-8581; 12 Spruce Lane. 644- Raffle tickets will be sold for 25 BOSTON (DPI) - SEE ARTHUR'S his second consecutive years Sunday at the , 31SCENUItST..MANCHiSn».tONN.» «43-$n5 0944; 411 Slater St., 644-8198 ; 461 cents each or in books of 4 for $1, Readers responding to a shutout, limiting the beautiful course when he NEW OPEN PRICE Miller Rd., 644-2121; 75 Clinton Dr.. All proceeds will be used to further poll by The Boston Globe fired a final-round 70 to nip favor^ by a 5-4 margin the BOOK ON AU Ben Crenshaw in the $200,- United States withdrawing 000 Pleasant Valley PRESCRIPTIONS from the Olympic games classic. unless the games become Handwork programs offered less political. South M indsor The class is open to children ages 8 The Globe noted the poll to 10. They will learn basic stiches The Indian Valley YWCA will pre­ was not a scintifically and will complete several handwork sent four one-week programs in drawn sample of public items. STINGIESr handwork in South Windsor during opinion. Those inclu(ied in A course in crewel for beginners CHARTER OAK August. the poll responded to will be offered from 9 to 11 a m. Mon­ The program will be held at the questions posed in the day, Wednesday and Friday during Katy-Did Drapery Shop, 401 Benedict newspapr’s "Forum” sec­ DA1SUN EVER the week of Aug. 16. Dr., and taught by properietress tion. Girls age 10 and over will complete Kathy Stanavage. Now the Datsun B-210 Hatchback TIRE BUYS! a 12-inch square. Beginning sewing will be offered $700 to win, 2nd. $3SO comes with a new 5-speed option to There will be a material fee Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 3rd. $200. 4th $150 make it the thriftiest Datsun going. payable to the instructor for the from 11 a m. until noon. 5th $125 supplies. Registration may be made The overdrive 5th speed literally One session will be taught this Woodland Park candy contest OPEN COMPETITION at the Indian Valley YMCA office at gobbles up the miles on a sip of gas. week and another the week of August Wed. 8 p.m., Aug. 4 Vernon Circle. It’s hard to tell the winners from the losers here at the candy 5-SP E E D 16. her loot. The winners, Angela Kowzun, checkered shirt, and STOCK CAR RACES hunt contest held recently at Woodland Park in East Hartford. Denise Dentamaro, are busy counting it all. Susan's smiles are That's the Susan Krisekowski, left, smiles as she says, "I didn't get any." lapmo^fied incredible due to the sharing of the older winners. (Herald photos bv leature Rockville Hospital notes Susan Archambault makes a pocket out of her shirt to hold all Toiler) 100 mileage the ,MI‘G fM P G Plus Heats - Trophies ' h ig h w a y : CITY $3.50 adm. 6 to 12 yrs. 99* EPA estimates for the 5-speed B-210. Depending on how you GLASS BELTED TIRE SPECIAL WHITEWALLS! Birth Thursday: A daughter to Mr. and Admitted Sunday: Mary Callahan, Dental clinic this week Marshall chairs committee No soft rubber, small Hillcrest Dr., Rockville; David DeCarli, block, mufflers required. drive and the condition of your car, your mileage The General Jumbo 780. The same tiro you'll see on many 1976 new cars. POim FED. Mrs. Michael Hurchala, Stafford Springs. COVENTRY—The Public Health Nursing Association BOLTON—Members of the solid waste disposal study Featuring two glass belts and a two-ply polyester cord body. SIZE FOnSALI EXCISE Admitted Friday; William Anderson, Crystal Lake Rd.. Tolland; Valerie Information may be more or less. PRICE TAX Elmer, Mile Hill Rd.. Tolland; Ber­ of Coventry with the state Department of Health will hold committee unanimoysly chose Jim Marshall their chair­ Moe 229-4035 Southbridge, Mass. Get truly exceptional economy and durability. C78-14 4 For$116 $2.05 Birth Friday: A son to Mr. and Mrs. nadette Kayan, Windsorville Rd., Taxes due a preschool dental hygiene clinic in the Town Hall today man. Mary Gallant is secretary. The committee was through Friday. The clinic is free and open to all town given a charge by First Selectman David Dreselly at the Plus the total driving fun E78-14 Thomas French, Orchard St., Rockville. Ellington; Allen Meyer, Patricia Dr., 4 For $120 $2.27 Vernon; Karen Mullins, Waterford; children age three through five. Appointments may be meeting to seek a permanent solution. It will meet again PUINVILLE ' ' ' ‘ that only a B-210 5-speed Discharged Friday: David Anderson. F78-14 4 For $128 $2.43 Chestnut St., Manchester; Holly Donald Raines. Enfield: Monroe Steb- made by calling the agency office at 742-7.369 between 9 Aug, 10 at 8 p m at Bentley Memorial Library .T _ can deliver. Drive it today STADIUM G78-14 4 For $132 $2.60 Boisselle, Middletown: Kathleen Dart bins, Somers; Elaine Tolisano, Wilson tonight a m. and 3 p.m. Rte. 72, Planville, Conn. and save! jnd daughter, Hoffman Rd.. Ellington; Lane, Vernon. Dump fines rise H78-14 4 For $144 $2.83 Births Sunday: A son to Mr, and Mrs. Hunt Circus Mon. Aug. 23 D a t s u n Lisa Doinne, Green St., Ellington; Hulton SOUTH WINDSOR-A draft landfill ordinance calls for E78-15 4 For $128 $2.40 Joanne Gineo. East Hartford; Leigh Howard Kayan, Windsorville Rd.. Elaine Potterton, tax collector, Art program cancelled an increase in the penalty for violation from $25 to $100. aves F76-15 4 For $132 $2.54 Newton, Stafford Springs; Joseph Ellington; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Shevock, Enfield; Leonaora Starr, En­ George Tolisano, Wilson Lane,•Vernon. said motor vehicle, real estate and ANDOVER—Due to lack of registration, the summer the maximum allowed by state statutes Another feature END OF SEASON G78-15 4 For $136 $2.65 field. Discharged Sunday: Joseph Bonelli, personal property taxes not paid by arts program sponsored by the Rural Music Committee of the ordinance is the forfeiture of a $150 deposit to be H78-15 4 For $148 $2.87 Admitted Saturday: Edwina LaRoche, Broad Brook; Fern Garafolo, Evergreen tonight will be subject to a late pay­ has been cancelled. It would have been held late in made if a hauler is found to have dumped refuse from Rd.. Vernon: Linda Gauge and daughter, another town in the local landfill The $150 would be CLEARANCE! J76-15 4 For $152 $3.03 Bridgeford, Maine; Cynthia Margotta, ment fine. August. All fees will be refunded. To learn more, call Size A7B-13 tubeleee Ridgewood Dr., Rockville; Emma Mountain St., Rockville; Christina The tax collector's office will be Ruth Munson at the Town Office Building deposited with the town upon the issuance of the hauling Guaranteed luxury whitewalls, plus $1.76 L78-15 4 For $160 $3.14 Sheldon, Bakos Rd.. Tolland. Hasapes, West Willington; Olen Hunter, open from 7 until 9 p.m. permit. Federal Excise Tax Fairview Ave., Rockville; Sharon above ground pools. per tire. Blackwells $2 to $3 less Birth Saturday: A daughter to Mr. and Interest for unpaid taxes is one per tire Mrs. Kenneth Margotta, Ridgewood Dr., Hurchala and daughter, Stafford Springs; per depending on $ize. cent per month retroactive to July 1. Must SACHIFICEI 19'x31’ Rockville. Victoria Roth, Russel Dr., Veron; Discharged Saturday: Judith Clarence Schultz, Old Post Rd., Tolland; There is a $2 minimum. O.D. complete with lllter, Prochorchik and daughter, Colchester; Teresa White, Skinner Rd., Vernon; Mrs. Potterton said delinquent George Stampp, High Manor Park. Tracy Wilder, Enfield, motor vehicle taxes will be reported liner, ladder, pump, Rockville; Arthur Wheelock, Union St., to the motor vehicle department The time to decide how sundeck, tencing and Rockville. which will not allow vehicles to be THE NEW registered. stairs. Completely In­ 5 -S K E D All persons are responsible for DATSUN B-210 taxes whether or not they received a many phones you need stalled $749. Financing HATCHBACK bill. available. Call toll tree For further information, call the DeCORMIER tax collector's office. 1/800-628-9607.9 a.m.-9 ^ d where you want them p.m., 7 days a week. MOTORS, INC. 285 BROAD ST. 643-4165 SuperTIre! Super Price! Women G eneFalJet-Airlll is before you move. COMPLETE Designed with rugged four ply construction, Duragen* Whitewalls Tread Rubber, and temous twin-tread design. 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Size 6.60-13 tubeless Holton blackwall. plus |1.U The Bolton Woman's Club one charge. EXHAUST SYSTEM Fedsral Excise Tax $9 ^ 9 0 membership committee has SPECIAL scheduled three coffees in August to encourage new members to join the New muffler and tall pipea Inatallad complela. Size Moe F.ET. 8 I» M oe F.ET. club. S(j« rR78_14 luM ni. Whitew.d, plu> 12.69 e.so-13 I1S.M $1.63 H78-14 526.95 92.75 The first will be Thursday at 10 (V.W . Bug) No matter how many 7.00-13 910M $1.97 5.50-15 $19.95 91.81 WhIMwiUi a.m. at the home of Gail Clark, Volpi Size Fed. Ex. W MiMtIlt 3 6 .9 5 ValiMPrioaa Size Fed. Ex. Rd. ^ C78-14 120.98 TaxEa. $2.04 F78-15 92195 $2.43 V ilw PrIooa TaxEa. FR 78-14 The second will be Aug, 18 at 8 p.m. E7B-14 131.15 $2.25 2 FOR $95.90 $ 2 .6 9 078-15 924.95 $2.58 Q R78-15 9 lor $111.90 $ 2 .9 r FR78-14 at the home of Pat Narsavage, You'll save a substantial amount when you F78-14 $23.95 $2.30 2 iof $ 95.90 $2.69 phones you need or where H78-15 925.95 $2.80 HR78-1S choose us to do your work. We've built our 3 lor 911100 $3.15 School Rd. G78-14 $24.95 $2.55 L78-15' Q R76-14 2 lor $105.50 $2.69 $34.95 $3.08 JR78-15 2 for 9129.00 $3.31 The third will be Aug. 26 at 8 p.m. business on our reliability and fine service at HR78-14 'A valitbi* in whitewall only. « 2 tor 9117.90 $3.07 at the home of Gretchen Wiedie, LH7e-15 2 lor 912190 93.47 reasonable rates. WhltswsllB t2 to $4 more per tire depending on size. South Rd. you put them in your home. ‘ C o r t h e p i a y , d o c ? * Anyone interested in learning more SERVICE HOURS - MON. THRU FR. about the club is Invited to attend any 8:00 A.M. ■ 8:00 P.M. David Boisoneau, 9, of Birch Mountain Rd. gets cheqked out by or all coffees. CHARTER OAK RUICK Dr. Ranjit Kuru while his father and the coach of the Bolton Those interested mgy also call Midgets, Dr. Gil Boisoneau, looks on. Dr. Kuru said David can Joan Morra, 646-7447, or Sandy 81 ADAMS STREET 647-9712 start his first season with the team. Dr. Wendell Wickersham Pierog, 643-6326. Reservations to the coffees are not necessary. Southern New England Telephone and Dr. Kuru gave physicals to all prospective players in the Present club members are en­ 478 Center St. 6 4 6 -6 6 0 4 Sooner or latei; you’ll own Generals town midget and pony teams. (Herald photo by Holland) couraged to attend. PAGE TWELVE — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Aug. 2, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., Aug. 2, 1976— PAGE THIRTEEN FRANK AND ERNEST Police report Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted I t ' Homes lor Sale 23 Homes lor Sale 23 Hornet For Sale 23 Building Supplies 42 REGISTERED NURSES SMILING PERSON- pretty OPpOffrUMiTV KNoCiCtD VERNON-Four big bedrooms, PORTER STREET AREII JUST REDUCED - Owner face, $7 - $10 hourly, two hours JOBS one full, two half bath 9-room says "sell now!" Clean 6-5 ge H Griffine, Inc. day or evening, full time also Colonial home with first floor Florida bound owner offers two-family in quiet convenient RN BY ONCB, BuT g V Th B 2,700 square feet of lED LOOM Donald J. LaReau. 36, of Hartford was arrested Satur­ available. For personal inter­ family room, living room with location. Thiro floor has large Challenging new positions view, call Mrs. Frilze, TiMfi I 5W|TcHE>D o ff fireplace, slate entry foyer, gracious living for only finished room, modern baths, e Sand e e n n i e FM day on charges of second-degree larceny, possession of Slie iHeratd on all three shifts, no Tuesday or Wednesday only. PHONE mud room and one car garage. $65,900. Must be seen, two oil furnaces, garage, city Andovar burglar’s tools and carrying a dangerous weapon, rotating shifts, 35 hour utilities. Excellent invest­ 11 a.m.-l p.m 872-2164. If you have a car and a phone and THt ALAPM fVSTBM, Stone wall entryway to 7 4 2 - 7 8 8 6 Manchester Police reported. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING week, good starting salary can gel to intereating Industrial driveway at a rock bottom ment at only $36,900. Keith plus excellent fringe temporary aulgnmenta In the fac­ RB MOVED Th F safety BAR, price of $43,500. Cantor & FM Real Estate, 6464126, 649- Police said LaReau was apprehended at about noon EXCEPTIONAL opportunity tory, unloading, warehousing, benefits. For confidential Goldfarb Real Estate, 875- 1922. after investigation of ah automobile theft on Main St. The to earn money withI A m erican material handling, and moving, Real Estate Center Doge-BIrde-Patt 43 come in and regTiter with Man­ i-ooseaiejd t h e GUURD 6244. stolen car, abandoned at Fred’s Fruitland, 239 Main St., interview, contact Mrs, Youth Enterprises. Set your 646-4144 PHONE 643-2711 Alice Meyhew, 429-6451, power. After your first initial In- was owned by an employe of Manchester Memorial own hours. Call 528-2368. tervlew. call ua by phone from CHAIN AND u n l o c k e d THE MANCHESTER-McKee DOG-CAT BOARDING ext. 476 or apply at The your home and we will send you Hospital. FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD Street. Four bedroom brick bathing/grooming. Complete Employment Office. right out to temporary ^ DEADKo LT, IT HAD CO NE. J modern facHitles. Canine DENTAL HYGIENIST- assignments to fit your Khedule Colonial, 3-car garage. Must Police seized two screwdrivers, a coathanger and a 22- No waiting downtown for We be seen. 649-4016. MANCHESTER-D'elightful MANCHESTER Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon caliber revolver when LaReau was taken into custody. Help Wanted MANSFIELD Receptionist for bu^ exciting will even mall your check if you ININTHROP six room Cape, redecorated Road, Manchester. 6465971. INDEX 13 By DICK CAVAILI He was held over the weekend on a $5,000 surety bond office in Coventry. ’Inree days , prefer. Mel Bruno will be inter­ throughout, garage, low’’ EXCELLENT VALUE NOTICEt TRAINING SCHOOL per week, call 742-6665 viewing Monday, Tuesday, and $30’s. A ssum able l'h % BAR PERSON-nights. call Wednesday. Aug. 2. S, and 4th Large 7-room> Ranch, 4 FREE TO GOOD HOME- and was scheduled to appear today in Common Pieas 1 ~ Lott and Found Tuesday, Thursday or Satur­ HEY, WINTHRC3P/ T ADVERTISING Dorothy, 871-9976 Rt. 44A between D a.m.-Tl noon at our of­ mortgage. $2,000 cash bedrooms, 2 full baths, Labrador mixed, excellent Court 12, East Hartford. 2 — Ptrtonali day. fice 12 Haynes Street, Hartford. HAVE90MEmiN(5- required. Owner will take 3 — Announcamanlt Mansfield Depot, Conn. family room, fireplace, on with children had all shots, RATES An Kqu.il Opportumly Kfiiployer TosavV-ro-nxi/ back second mortgage. For housebroken; also terrier- 4 — Enttftalnmant quiet street, move-in con­ Other arrests made or summons issued by Manchester 5 — Auctioni NURSEMAID- more information call Ann beagle mixed, had all shots, 1 day 10c word per day HOUSEKEEPER, Storrs, Lord Realty, 528-4139, 528- dition. $39,900. housebroken. Call 644-0887. Poiice inciuded: FINANCIAL 3 days 9c word per day starling August, full time. MANPOWER 3360. • Frederick A. Fraczek, 30, of Wethersfieid, charged 8 — Bondt-Stocht-Morlgtgtt CUSTODI.ANS- Experienced, 12 Hoyno* 81. 627-0706 MANCHESTER 9 — Personal Loans 6 days 8c word per day Mature person, experienced evenings, Manchester area. DUBALDO-LESPERANCE FREE-G cntle kittens in with driving while under the influence of liquor, and 10 — Insurance 26 days 7c word per day with small children. 5 BEDROOM COLONIAL RANCH-Seven rooms, three exchange for good homes. Call Call 643-5691, 2-6 p.m. 6 4 6 - 0 S 0 5 David R. McConnell, 39, of 195 Spruce St., charged with EMPLOYMENT 15 words. $2 00 minimum References. Reply Box M, Newer oversized Colonial bedrooms, modern kitchen, L 6465601. disorderly conduct, in a Saturday morning incident on 13 — Help Wanted Happy Ads $ 2 i5 in c ri Manchester Herald. PART TIME janitor cleaners DEMONSTRATORS: Sell located In one of shaped living and dining 14 — Business bpporiunitiet needed, mornings or evenings. name brand toys and gifts Manchester's (InesI room. Large paneled family FREE PUPPY to good home. Hartford Rd. Court date is Aug. 17 for Fraczek; Aug. 16 15 — Situation Wanted room in basement, garage, Must have transportation, call (Fisher-Price, Tonka, Fen­ IkyJrijJ 'iLvJ/t>oX<7.(4 areas. Five bedrooms, 2'A Business Properly 26 Call 6462161 after 5 p.m. for McConnell. patio, 300' deep lot. |39,sS o. EDUCATION 649-5334. An equal opportunity ton I Earn $1,000 or more plus baths, first floor laundry • Allen K Tierney, 17. of Rt. 44A, Coventry, charged 18 — Private Instructions BOILER-RREMAN free kit with Treasure House Philbrick Agency, Realtors. FOR SALE- Irish setter, one 19 — Scnoois-Ciasses employer m. area, 5 fireplaces, wall-to- DOLLAR per square fool (35,- Immediately required. parly plan. Also booking par­ cpO 6464200. year old, male, has had all Saturday night with driving while his license was 20 — Instructions Wanted wall carpeting, aluminum 000 so. ft.) plus reasonable Boiler Fireman for new ties. Call collect person-to- cost of land. Manchester near shots. Call 872-6502. suspended and causing unnecessary noise with his car, on REAL ESTATE LUBRICATION help, siding, large treed lot, water tube boilers for third person lor Miss Jean 203 491- GREEN MANOR RANCH-on 1-86. 6462600. Chestnut St. Court date is Aug. 17. 23 — Homes for Sale experienced on trucks and Anthony pool, other beautiful lot. Excellent condi­ 24 — Lols-Land lor Sale shift. Apply 2100. AKC POODLES, black, eight • Stanley F. Murawski, 64, of 149 Campfield Rd., trailers. Immediate openings, Schools-Classes yg Homes lor Sale 23 tion. Priced to sell. T. J. 25 — Investment Property second shift. Starting rates 23 Homes lor Sale 23 Homes For Sale extras loo numerous to weeks, shots and wormed. 646 charged Sunday morning with driving while under the in­ 26 — Business Property CHENEY BROS. INC. mention. Crockett Realtor, 643-1577. Resort Property 27 1116 or 643-4214. 27 — Resort Property $3.75 per hour. Paid holidays DRIVERS 31 Cooper Hill 81. MANCHESTER - Unique op­ East Hartford NEW LISTING-Six room fluence of liquor, at Hartford Rd. and Pine St. Court date 28 — Real Estate Wanted and vacations. Tools supplied. Business Opportunity 14 I—— Mancheetar, Cl. 06040 I . GocxJfor portunity to buy newer 5-room Cape, I'z baths. Nice condi­ SPLIT RAIL FENCE sur­ MOBILE HOME in New is Aug. 10. For interview call 688’-2233. FOR < 3 4 , 9 0 0 DUBALDO-LESPERANCE MI8C. SERVICES 643-4141 Duplex. Three bedrooms, oak tion on a 213 foot treed lot. rounds this six room Ranch Hampshire, 10 minutes to • Deborah L. Wiley, 19, of 76 Agnes Dr., charged Sun­ 31 — Services Oflered SMALL ENGINE Service ONE YEAR'S floors, walk-out basement, Five-room Ranch, full Much privacy. T. J Crockett situated on large private lot large lake, on black top road. 32 — Pamting-Pspering :v SCHOOL BUSES Corporation expanding dealer 6 4 6 - 0 5 0 5 day morning with driving while under the influence of 33 — Building-Contraclmg ’busline. $29,900. Hayes Cor- basement, carport, patio, Realtor, 643-1577. among the pines. Three Furnished. Well and septic network. No experienqe COMPUTER I liquor, on E. Middle Tpke. Court date is Aug. 10. 34 Roofing-Siding treed lot. Must settle es­ bedrooms, rec room, IW system. $12,500. Call 742-8148 after 4:30 p.m. 35 — Heating-Plumbing INTERESTED in full time PAPER necessary. Complete training baths. Immediate occupancy, 36 — Flooring Training atarta now for OPERATIONS tate. after 6 p.m. work at Hartford Road Dairy program. $500. investment MANCHESTER - Newer 5-5 $45,000. Keith Real Estate. 37 — Moving-Trucking-Storage ROUTE quallflod poopio to loam EXPERIENCE | Antiques 43 Peter D. Nixon, 21, of 34'/4 Spruce St. was treated at 38 — Services Wanted Queen? RestauaranI -counter required to start your own Duplex. Three bedrooms, 1 WARREN E. 649-1922, . Real Estate Wanted 28 Manchester Memorial Hospital Saturday for injuries he experience helpful but will AVAILABLE to drive achool bua part- business. Ideal for retired or 1/2 baths, oak floors, MISC. FOR SALE ADVERTISING National Weather Forecast WANTED Antique furniture, train. Hours Monday-Friday. MAYBERRY VILLAGE lima In Manehaatar or pari time. Details on request. Many companies I carpeting, appliances, walk­ HOWLAND MANCHESTER- Deluxe ALL CASH for your property suffered in a 12:50 a.m . accident on Hiilstown Rd., poiice - Articles lor Sale DEADLINE 10-5, G,ood wages, paid vaca­ Vernon In Saptambar. Mr. Barker. ESCA Field glass, pewter, oil paintings, or said. - Building Supplies AREA consider CPI’s 6 month | out basemenl. $59,900. Hayes Realtors 643-1108 seven room contemporary within 24 hours. Avoid red other antique item s. R. - Pets -Birds- Oogs tion, apply Mornings Hartford Training Division Box 619, Computer Operations ■ Corporation, 646-0131. Split, 3'.2 baths, three tape, instant service. Hayes Police said Nixon apparently fell asleep at the wheel; - Livestock 12 00 noon ihe day before Road Dairy Queen. lor Wading River, New York Harrison, 643-8709. 45 — Boats Accessories publication course equivalent to I bedrooms, rec room, 2-car Corporation. 646-0131 8 Mancheeter Mnifflum Requirements 11792. EIGHT ROOM Ansaldi built BOLTON- Ranch with first his car went through bushes into the backyard of a 46 — SporTing Qoodi « Deadline lor Saturday and 1 year of on-the-job | garage, nestled in a 4j-acre ANTIQUES Wanted - 47 — Garden Products PERSON with bookkeeping Ranch, two fireplaces, 1 1/2 floor family room with built- Wetherell St. home. ’The car was towed. Monday is 12 00 Noon Friday Evening Herald ., 5 years good driving experience. ■ lot. Wall-lo-wall throughout. SELLING your house? Call us American furniture, oriental 2 48 — Antiques experience needed, ap­ $200 weekly possible stuffing baths, two car garage, $49,900. ins. fieldslone fireplace, three All appliances included, cen­ 49 — Wanted to Buy • first and we ll make you a rugs, paintings, pewter. Wind­ proximately 20 hours per experience. envelopes. Send self- That’s why, over the • Call Dubaldo-Lesperance, 64^ bedrooms, dining room, walk­ tral air, basketball court, in- Police are still investigating a Saturday afternoon inci­ PIm m contoet cash offer. T.J Crockett,, sor chairs, crocks, jugs, RENTALS week, z^ply in person, 2. No criminal record. addreseo, stamped envelope. last year, CPI has | 0505 out basement, garage, large lercom, loaded with extras. Realtor, 643-1577. 52 — Rooms lor Rent Dave 64B-D872 MWVOMK weathervanes, primitives. dent in which a young motorcyclist eluded officers after a PLEASE READ Monday-Friday. Olenders 3. Good physical condition. Edray Mails, Box 188 Dept. placed more than 80% j private lot. $49,900. Philbrick saoo Priced in 80 s. Arruda Realty, 53 — Apartmenls lor Rent Body Shop, Route S3, Ron Dionne. 643-1691. high speed chase from Woodland St. to Frances St. in 54 — Homes for Rent 190, Albany, Mo. 64402. of its graduates in | MANCHESTER-Forest Hills- Agency. Realtors 646-4200. 528-9395 , 644-1539. IMMEDIATE Cash for your YOUR AD Rockville. Previous 4. Proper attitude. East Hartford, 55 — Business lor Rent computer operations | Executive Ranch, five properly. Let us explain our WANTED ■ Complete estates 56 — Resort Property lor Rent Classified ads are taken over applicants need not apply. 5. Clean Appearance. Situation Wanted 15 bedrooms, family room, stone BRICK DUPLEX- living 57 — wanted to Rent careers. j MANCHESTER- Completely fair proposal. Call Mr. or single piece. Will buy out­ Police said the motorcyclist violated several stop signs the phone as a convenience. TEXAS OIL COMPANY room, kitchen, formal dining 58 — Misc. for Rent 6. Be available for work Basic Grants and | and redwood front, wooded lot refurbished six room Cape, Belfiore, 647-1413. during the chase. The pursuit ended at a Frances St. The Herald is responsible for HELP WANTED needs person m/f over 40 for RESPONSIBLE MCC student room, three bedrooms, rec right or sell on consignment, during the entire on high cul-de-sac. 646-6526. the perfect starter home, new any quantity. 644-8962. residence when the motorcyclist made a fast U-turn and AUTOMOTIVE only one incorrect insertion and Convenience store. Full and exclusive industrial sales seeking live-in babysitting Federally Insured Stu- | room, 2-car garage, excellent 1 — Autos lor Sato then only to ihe si2e of the school year. furnace, wiring, I 'j baths, MAY WE BUY your home? part time. Must be able to territory. No relocation. We situation in Manchester area dent Loans Available, j condition, $51,900. Philbrick lowiit nitfnATvm ’’lost" police. 62 — Trucks for Sale original insertion Errors which are an expanding AAA-1 firm A h*nd hill ol eaih li aluminum sided. Owner- Quick, fair, all cash and no WANTED - Old antique clock, 63 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale work weekends, also for fall. Call 623-4029 after 4 Agency Realtors, 646-4200, do not lessen the value of the experienced sandwich person, established since 1933. We AM and/or PM Routea better then ■ garege agent, 6462919 or 569-1688. problems. Call Warren E. also parts 644-0209, after 6 64 ~ Moicrcyclos-Bicycles adverlisemeni wilt not be cor­ p.m. Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. Thefts reported over the weekend included: 65 — Campers-trailers-Mobile six mornings. Call 871-0885 9 offer full fringe benefits. Plaaaa call John Thrall at lull ol etufl. GARRISON COLONIAL- pm. Homes rected by an additional inser­ • A $425 television set, taken in a burglary of an apart­ tion a m. to noon. Liberal commissions with op­ WILL TAKE care of children Eight rooms built in 1967, L*.*J»*»Ow Automotive Service portunity for advancement. HANCHIITIN *47,NO CASH for your properly. Call WANTED - ment at 40 Olcott St. The tenant told police a console 67 — Autos lor Rent-Lease 6 4 3 .24 14 in my home, days Call 646- brick front, large modern AM us first it anxious to Sell. MATURE BABYSITTER For personal interview write any waakday morning 7439. COMPUTER PROCESSING MANCHESTER- Carefree kitchen, formal dining room, E 23 ^ MOW phonograph, Call 644-1320 stereo had also been removed from the apartment, but INSTITUTE living. Three bedroom Con­ un wi AtHM raioc AM 9 HOME ilND INVESTMENT Keith Real Estate 646-4126 or wanted weekdays in my a letter and tell me about boforo edW for an Intar- first floor family room, 15x19, after 5 p.m. was left in the hallway. yourself. D P. Hendrix, ^ le s dominium with appliances, 6 and 5, 3 bedrooms each 6461922 home, while mother works. vlow. 9 AM-8 PM four bedrooms. 2-car garage, • An orange-and-blue, two-man tent, valued at $76, Starting September. manager. Southwestern Help Mfanfod f3 two full and two half baths, large level lot. At the low. side, quality built home. Help Wanted 13 I MON.-FRI. family room, patio, central SELL YOUR house through J. References, Main Street area. Petroleum , Box 789, Ft. low, price of $51,900. Philbrick For period ending 7 a m., Tuesday, Aug. 3. Monday night will $425.00 monthly income, 2 □ RENTALS stolen from its site at the rear of a Woodside St. home. □ NOTICES Worth, Tex. 76101. E.O.E. air-conditioning. Nicely Watson Beach Real Estate ACT NOW - Turn spare time Cali 643-4076 after 5 p.m. ■ 111 Ash Street J Agency, 646-4200. find showers in the mid Plains and the mid and south Atlantic separate furnaces, alum, I East Hanford, (Tonn. 06106 I decorated, very good condi­ Company. Professional real into $$$! Be a S a n ta ’s states. Clear to partly cloudy elsewhere. Minimum readings in­ siding, beautiful yard. estate service for nearly 50 Lost and Found Demonstrator, earn commi$- REAL ESTATE career - earn j 528-9211 Ext. 303 ^ tion. $37,500. Owner 546-7799. Rooms lor Rent 52 1 $12,000 plus annually. Must EXCIBTIONAL OPPORTUNITIES MANCHESTER & clude: (Approximate maximum temperatures in parenthesis) Conveniently located. years. Call our Manchester of­ $ions up to 3 0 'i- or - have a fice for an estimate of vali/e LOST - Black angora cat with Toy & Gilt Party in your WEAVER have license or in process. SUPER CLEAN Cape you can Atlanta 66 ( 83), Boston 55 ( 76), Chicago 57 ( 72), Cleveland 53 tow m a« gTNman ESSEX MOTOR INN - Weekly For confidential interview. IN RETAIL MANAGEMENT WITH VICINITY (73). Dallas 70 (901, Denver 56 (83), Duluth 52 (75), Houston 71 without obligation. 647-9139. prom oter flea collar. Vicinity of home and earn free gifts! Our move right into. Wail-to-wall BARHOWS A WALLACE rooms, single $56 . double $69. Manchester Parkade. 29lh year! Call or write San­ TRAINEES Ralph Pasek, Realtor, 289- IS carpeting, eat-in kitchen, pan­ 2-3-4 bedroom homes. For (92), Jacksonville 72 ( 90), Kansas City 59 (79). Little Rock 62 plus tax, continental 7475. Private Instructions NWiB mil niM B Answers to Pepper. Call 649- ta’s Parties, Avon, Conn. Applicants needed to enter eled rec room, treed yard on further information call (82), Los Angeles 63 ( 76), New York 63 ( 78), Phoenix 68 (102), H4II33 71MIIS m i n t Articles lor Seta 41 breakfast, maid service, color 7862. 06001. Phone 1-673-3455. our weaver training C a ld o r REMEDIAL READING and quiet street, ^ven rooms in Lawrence F. Fiano San Francisco 56 ( 701, Seattle 53 (73). St. Louis 56 ( 78), TV, utilities, parking. Call, willing to hire gang AVON- Get in the swim. all for $35,900. Keith Real ALUMINUM sheets used as program. Excellent oppor­ math: individualized work Realtors, 649-5371. Washington 65 ( 78). 6«-2300. REWARD- Lost black pocket- Here’s the perfect part-time program, (Ist-8th grade) by Estate, 649-1922. printing plates, 007 thick, tunity for an individual to earning opportunity. Call 523- ihouriMNfitoralocWiimin to help keep order book on Oakland Street, ACT NOW - JIT TO A ONIAT Masters degree teacher. 568- MANCHESTER - New listing, 23x32". 25 cents each or 5 for WANTED middle-aged A Manchester. Call 646-8806. WAT OF LIFt THIt tUMHIR. learn a skilled trade. We 9401 for inlormation. CAPE- Seven rooms, ELLINGTON-Live where you excellent value, seven room $1. Phone 643-2711. woman to share expenses in 8075. play! Golf, swimming, tennis HARTFORD (UPI) - A JO M , IDUCATION, TRAININa have instructors who will featuring 17x23 first floor Ranch. lormal dining room, six room Duplex, good Magnificent 20’s and the FOR INLIRTMINT OITAILt train qualified applicants. at adjoining Ellington Ridge MANCHESTER- Three fireplace, spacious rec room, of tonight’s rock LOS'T-Siberian Husky in the GUITAR LESSONS-for family room, two fireplaces, CLEAN USED refrigerators, neighborhood. $90. monthly Saveage Nomads. Previous vicinity of Lutz Museum, CALL AIR FORCI Excellent company paid VERNON four bedrooms, central vac. Country Club. Properly like bedroom Ranch, tww baths, ROLTON garage, private back yard. ranges, automatic washers, rent plus half utilities 646- beginners Individualized in­ this nine room 2 'i baths, 2-car concert in Colt Park says Colt Park concerts this Saturday Male, silver and 6 4 8 -74 4 0 fringe benefits. struction. $4. hourly. Call 643- garage, treed lot. $46,500. large rec room, fireplace, Twalva room oldor $44,900. Haves Corporation, with guarantees B D. Pearl’s 1297. How Do You Mock Up Aa garage, stone and cedar wood work shop, dark room. he has negotiated with a summer have been marred white, brown collar. Answers APPLY: 0FENIN6SO0N 0895. Philbrick Agency. Realtors. Colonial. 3'A batha, dan, 646-0131 Appliances, 649 Main St.. 643- youth gang he believes to the name of Nicomius. AN N CnON G U Y 646-4200. raisM Ranch home is a very Bowers School District. Many pool. Ona acra $59,900. 2171. CLEAN PLEASANT ROOM by muggings, assaults and rare find Centrally air con­ extras. $41,900. Warren E. partly responsible for Reward. 646-5235. STARTING to take CHENEY BROS. INC. LAWRENCE F. FIANO KEDUCED!! Attractive for rent. Close to evervthing. robberies committed Tbinli about thcie questloni. ditioned, 16x32 inground pool, Howland Realtors, 643-1108. Ranch, three bedrooms, laun­ DARK LOAM - Five yards, Call 646-3109 some previous crimes to applications for full time 31 Cooper Hill St. Answer them as fairly as you can: redwood ceilings, solid core Reattora 649-5371 against those attending the FOUND- gold tiger female cat employment. Call 872-4515 If you are enthusiastic about the □ REAL ESTATE M anehaatar dry. monstrous lot, many new $30., plus tax. Washed patio help keep order at his c,on- Manchester, Cl. 06040 Am I man enourt to taie a new doors, slate entry foyer, MANCHESTER- $33,900- items, close to schools. concerts. with blue collar and bell. between 10 a m. and 12 noon. direction and give up the old Retail Business. . . and pool sand, gravel, stone LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING U 643-4141 heavily wooded setting, certs North end of Manchester. Call An E q u a l O p p o rtu n ity Seven room Colonial, four MANCHESTER - Two Excellent value Only, $33,900. 643-9504 ROOM fur rent. Stove and Police have not iden­ 647-9427, after 6 p.m. Will I really enjoy the chance of Homes For Sale 23 SEVEN ROOMS dramatically styled. Priced at bedrooms, good sized rooms, Homeseekers Realty 646-4353. City Councilman John Employer. adventure ouidoon? Opportunities for advancement with Caldor Extra nice, three bedroom families. One 5-6 flat on refrigerator, linens provided, tified any organized gang $70,500. Cantor & Goldfarb, one-car garage. Century 21, HITACHI- Stereo cassette 801 Mam Street 649-9879 Cunnane said he will con­ EXPERIENCED Am I in tough physical condition the leader in the mass-merchandising field BOLTON - $31,900- Allraclive Townhouse Condominium. 875-6244. Foster Street with three full as being responsible for the RNs and/or LPNs wanted for — able to taie a rugged outdoor Jackston-Avante, 646-1316. baths and one lav. Garages ONE HALF Duplex - with six tape recorder in excellent tact City Manager Richard RESTAURANT short order life? are truly exceptional. If you have good retail five-room Ranch, family Finished rec room, two full big rooms, three bedrooms. crimes, but Finkel said he room, fireplace, paneling, and porches. The other a condition. Ideal for home or PLEASANT furnished light Shettle today to quash the Lr'lford Road CVest s t ' SCenter e ^ S ' ! " P - ’'"’ “>cook required to work split Am I able to think for myself In a experience, we're looking for career-minded baths, plus two half baths. VERNONUnusual four Walk to school, bus shopping. office. Originally $150., now housekeeping room. Central has information that the p.rr and 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. shifts and assist manager In tight spot? aluminum siding. Hutchins bedroom Colonial on private QlattonbuFY deluxe duplex on Oak Street. plans. "It would fuel the Street. Please call 646-7478. lifts. Department Managers to take charge in our Air-conditioning, private Excellenl starter or retire­ $85. 646-5385, evenings. location. Convenient to stores gang he .ois ...6—negotiating ..6 withwm. “‘■“'“■•S Of operational duties. Apply at Am I a good team player when Agency, 646-3166. wooded lot. with extensive $39,900 Two fireplaces, garages, problem rather than mon Brook Con- 4 teamwork counts most? beautiful new store. Immediate placement end unit. $37,500. Ranch with iealures indudinK large level lot, etc. T. J. ment home. $22,900. Keith and bus Call 647-1193 is responsible for at least ...... valescent ^ Mr. Steak. 244 Center Street. Do I have mechanical aptitude? view, two full baths, kitchen assumable 7% mortgage. Only 2 Real Estate, 461922, REFRIGERATOR AND solving it,’’ Cunnane said. Home. off House Am I better than average in for qualified applicants in a Caldor store MANCHESTER - Charming WARREN E. yra. old. beamed ceiling, fireplace, Crockett Realtor, 643-1577. part of the trouble. Personals street, with double self cleaning WASHING machine Best Apartmenls For Rent " 53 Glastonbury. Phone REAL ESTATE opening- for character and responsibility? closest to your home (or training until the three bedroom Ranch with 1 oven, disposal and range. You living room overlooks wooded He said Shettle and Police 633-5244. If you can truly answer "yes" to area. W.w carpel, lull basement, Garrison Colonial on beautiful offer 643-9751 G new store is ready. Apply now! 1/2 baths, first floor family Chief Hugo J. Masini 6:15 AM. RIDE needed, highly motivated sales person these questions, chances are you HOWLAND must see the bridge that leads garage, breezewav. Immaculate. MANCHESTER EXCLUSIVE WE HAVE customers waiting with real estate license with room, fireplace, fenced-in wooded lot, large family room vicinity of Oak Street and can qiMlify as a combat soldier in Raaltort . 643-1108 from the home to the terrace. MAJOR A REID ASSOC. with fireplace. 12x23 game DENTAL EQUIPMENT- lor the rental ot your apart­ should be able to stop the GREAT OPPORTUNITY to an established realtor ask for the Connecticut Army National yard, and more. Priced in the $44,500. Cantor 6i Goldfarb, CLEAN AS Forest Street, East Hartford learn wholesale Hardware Guard. If you qualify. Uiere's a 289-3478 room, music room, or fourth Chair, cabinets, unit and x- ment or home J D Real plan. NOTICE to vicinity of Day Street, Mr. Bissell. Philbrick Agency, We Need Ambitious, Experienced 40’s. Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. 875-6244. business. Good working con­ 646-4200. man-sized fob ahead one weekend bedroom, wall-to-wali ray. Reasonable. Call 643-8471 Estate Associates, Inc 646 Shelly Finkel of Contem­ Newington for 7 a m. work. ditions. Call 522-1107. each month and two weeks every throughout, rosewood pan­ A WHISTLE for details 1980. porary Concert Inc. of New TOWN OF MANCHESTER Call 568-6020 after 5 p.m. summer. But you can handle it. You must see this 3 Find out more about the weekend eling central vac. built-in CETA POSITION EXHIBIT BUTLDERS- DEPARTMENT bedroom Ranch. Large RADIAL ARM SAW-with LOOKI.NG for anything in real York has offered $300 to CALL wanted. Experienced only, soldiers of the Connecticut Army barbecue, sliding glass doors, one youth gang for helping $7,202.00 - $7,811.96 National Guard. Call the "action ■Sv flagstone patio. Call today for kitchen, 2 baths, fireplaced stand in excellent condition. estate rental - apartments, excellent openings, guys" today at 64346U. $150. Call 649-2282. homes, mulliple dwellings, no keep order during the CLERK II CHIEF BEAUDET Displaycraft, Mannhesler, details and inspection of this living room. Call Bill MANAGERS choice ottering. $69,900. fees. Call J D Real Estate Grateful Dead concert. Liberal fringe benefits in­ □ EMPLOYMENT High school graduates take 643-9557. Brazel 569-1660, eves. 566 cluding paid vacation; sick • HOUSEWARES • HARDWARE • TOYS Philbrick Agenev Realtors, 4619. BEDROOM FURNITURE- Associates, Inc 6461980 Finkel confirmed dis­ a long look at your future. 646-4200. One solid rock maple (cham­ leave; holidays; pension plan, ’The NAVY provides job • SPORTING GOODS • JEWELRY cussing a number of finan­ Help Wanted 13 m pagne four piece set), also one .MANCHESTER - Mature cou­ complete insurance plan. experience and education cial deals with a represen­ • MAJOR APPLIANCES • PHOTO SIXTEEN ACRES- Plus LOVELY four room Ranch on single twin and a honey maple ple wanted for this clean 4 Journeyman Typist position. PHONE FROM home to ser­ 648/7888/6752.______restored antique Colonial in double. Call 643-8471. room apartment in attractive tative of the youths. He • BOOKS • RECORDS • GIFTWARES hillside overlooking Lake This position is under the vice our customers in the Manchester. Fifteen rooms, Coventry, just remodeled. 4 family brick building Heat, said the gang member CETA, Title VI program. Manchester area, flexible • DRUGS-COSMETICS • SECURITY three full baths, nine RCA PORTABLE PUBLIC hoi water, appliances $235 No PART TIME help- kitchen- Good financing All year appeared “receptive” to Applicants must be hours, super earnings, 249- •DOMESTICS •OFFICE fireplaces, other features too round home Lake privileges. address lectern. A/C or children or pels Mr Rossetto 7773. hours 10 a m.-2 p.m. Call 646-2482 the pian. Manchester residents and un­ Dorothy, 871-9976. •GARDEN-PATIO •WAREHOUSE numerous to mention. $130,- 525-9288, evenings 523-7111 battery operation. Inside or Finkel said he was trying employed for at least 30 days. Services Ottered 31 Palming-Papering 32 Building-Contracting 33 Roollng-Sldlng-Chlmney 34 000. Philbrick Agency, outside use outlets for taping, SALES POSITION ■ Straight Realtors. 646-4200 recording. Extension speaker CHARLES APARTMENTS - Applicants must contact Mrs. BOOKKEEPER-for construc­ COVENTRY - for sale by to arrange a similar deal commissions, leads furnished CASH PAID for your ol(^^r, INSIDE - Outside painting. plus No. 2 mike. Lightweight, Deluxe 4 1 2 room Champlain at the State to home owners. Call 242-5402. tion oriented businesses, in LEON CIESZYNSKl builder - SPECIALIZING cleaning and owner. Six room Cape, two with another area gang. unwanted or junk cars. Special rates for people over bedrooms, baseboard hot excellent condition. 64653&. townhouses. One and 1 2 Unemployment Bureau, 806 Vernon rea. Figure aptitude new homes custom built, repairing chimneys, baths All appliances. 2 air The gangs were iden­ and accuracy essential. Pre­ MEN’S ...WOMEN’S Immediate removal. Windsor 65. Fully insured. Estimates remodeled, additions, rec roofs.new roofs. Free es­ water heat, new roof, wood Main Street, RN or LPN, 3-11 p.m. shift. Auto Haul. 242-2549. given, t'all 649-7883. KNIGHTS of Columbus - Tag conditioners, carpeted, heal tified by police as the Full or part-time. Laurel sent modern office facility. rooms, garages, kitchens timates. 30 Years Experience. stove Asking $27,500. No Manchester, phone 649-5331, agents. Call 742-7069 Sale ■ 8/21/76. Rent your own and hot water, patio, sound Manor, 649-4519. Send resume, indicating CHILDREN & INFANTS remodeled, bath tile, cement Rowley, 643-5361. proofing Washer and dryer to determine eligibility. experience and salary REWEAVING burns, holes. PAINTING ■ interior and work. Steps, dormers. space $5. Call Leo Closing dale for filing is Mon­ Zippers, umbrellas repaired. exterior, paperhanging, MANCHESTER - Cute seven McNamara, 6468724. hook-up Storage, basement requirements to Manchester Residential or commercial. Cap*, ColMiWi a • Ramil — p rage Some available with day, August 9, 1976 Herald Box,N. CLOTHING & SHOES Window shades, Venetian excellent work. References, Call 649-4291. Raady tor oocuoamy. AS hava room Cape. Aluminum siding, GE twin washer and dryer, lireplaccs and two car gar­ INVITATION An Equal Opportunity NEWSPAPER blinds. Keys, TV for rent. Free estimates. Fully in­ Healing-Plumbing 35 tW baUia, v in y iain a, finplaoat, fireplace, wall-lo-waTi A special management training program is Marlow’s, 867 Main St, 649- sured. Marlin Mattson, 649- 1 oai garata. Loeawd m laal carlpeting, rec room with bar, yellow, also other furniture. ages 646-681X1. 6461540 Employer. CARRIER AUTOMOBILE mechanic TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY IMrMoa S t, off Autumn. TO BID now being set up to start immediately. Apply 5221. 4431. Carpentry and general gon- SEWERLINES, sink lines, 70x:310 lot, desirable location Call 6463311. The Manchester Board of WANTED wanted, new car preparation. Good pay plus benefits. Apply now ,. Enjoy outstanding com|^nsanm tracting. Residential and cleaned with electric cutters, T.J. CROCNCTT, Realtor Low $40’s. Owner 6461872 LARGE THREE room apart­ Education seeks bids for IN ROCKVILLE AREA in person only, C&M TREE Service - Free es- PAPER HANGING Expert, commercial. Whether it be a by professionals. McKinney ALUMINUM SIDING ment on second floor of newer Monday- IF YOU WANT SUCCESS ’.fV,"** *?"®*'*® • ■ ■ Gfowlh potential. . . Sacrifice. Distributor has lef­ Typewriters for the 1976-1977 NOTICE TO DELIVER F rid a y , 9 a m .-5 p.m . We d like to hear from you.., timates, discount senior Your average paper. In small repair job, a custom Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ four fanqly Heat, hot water, school year. Sealed proposals Manchester Chorches Motors, 80 Oakland, citizens. Company average room, $25. Mr. built home or anything in pany. 643-5308. tover brand new first quality appliances, and air- TOWN OF MANCHESTER Manchester owned and OUT OF COUNTRY siding In original (actoiV car­ will be received until 3:30 Evening Herald Street, Manchester. Richman, 646-3864. between, call 646-1379. MANCHESTER-NEW conditioning Basement P.M. August 12, 1976 at which CETA POSITION WE WANT YOU!!!!! operated. Call 646-1327. NO JOB too small, toilet tons. Must sacrifice. Installa­ washer-dryer and storage. HOMES-Raised Ranch.-fami­ tion and terms arranged. Call time they will be publicly $10,000.00 (Annually) SALES PERSON WANTED 7 "JUST-A-SHADE-BETTER" MASONRY • Brick, block, repairs, plugged drains, OWNERS Large yard with ample Call John Humphrey WILL TILL vour garden for $7 ly room. 2-car garage. M4.900. Warehouse. 1-806382%^. parking Quiet central loca- opened. The right is reserved LAND AND SOIL ANALYST p.m. to midnight, three to four - 30 y e a rs e x p e rie n c e stone, plastering and con­ kitchen faucets replaced, Four bedroom Colonial, fami­ To perlorm systematic in­ 8 7 2 - 8 1 4 f evenings per week. No ler hour. CJail a” anytime, 742- matching colors and expert crete, fireplaces and repaired, rec rooms, lion near bus line $190 per to reject any and all bids. SELL'REAL ESTATE S32. ly room,,2-car garage. 2Mi STEREO, three months old, month. Security and vestigations of soil, geologic After S;30 P.M. experience necessary. Apply wallpapering. Exterior chimneys.New and repair. E. batnroom remodeling, heat baths, $M,900. Ilave several Specifications and bid forms ' ' :ms. Caff us, 289-1162, modernization, etc. Free es­ MUST SELL Kenwood 4400 receiver, San- references required. 2 conditions, and investigates Mr. Donut, 255 West Middle Richardson. 643-0889,6494)608. lots. Will build your plans or may be secured at the MASONRY - Bricks, blocks, 16. timates gladly given. M A M This graclout 3 sui 212 turntable. Avid 102 Available August 1st Young the effects’ of the landfill and Turnpike. Here’s Why Job K ours. Nutmeg Homes, Inc. Business Office, 45 N. School nuniNii concrete, steps, sidewalks, CEILINGS and Walls. Newer Plumbing A Heating. 649-2871. bedroom Colonial In speakers. $600. 643-1293 couple preferred Call 646-OOw possible uses of septic 643-9177, anytime. Street, Manchester, Connec­ Maderi patios, and stick chimney. B.H. MAGOWAN Jr. & Sons - old, texture ceilings, sand pleatani reeldenllal after 6 p in. ticut. Raymond E. Demers, systems in undeveloped por­ • Unlimited Income Opportunity Call 875-4973 after 6, Painting, Paperhan^ing. Ful­ finished, swirl, spray or stuc­ FRANK SCOTELLA Plum­ tions of the 'Fown. Degree in THREE BEDROOM Colonial neighborhood In tw o WE BUY AND SELL MANCHESTER newer five Business Manager • No Capitol Investment ly insured, free estimates. 30 co, Drobiak Dry Wall Com­ bing - repairs and remodeling. home. Desirable location, geology, environmental GENERAL Remodeling and Years experience. 643-7361. pany, 646-8882. Vanities and hot water weekt. FURNITURE. Cash on Ihd room Duplex. 3 bedrooniA I 'l • Thorough Training i Ju*t fW Out.TMi Coupon^ painting, interior and many extras. Occupancy by fine. One piece or an entire baths, two children acc^ted. sciences, or other closely heaters. Prompt service on September. No agents. $43,- related field required. exterior. Free estimates. Building-Contracting 33 emergencies. 643-7024, houseful. 6464HJ2. Furniture no pels, security, references. INVITATION Independence and Prestige For TowPrforffjf/nttfWfwat YewC^nnkiKe ’’ k eep s m il in g 500. 649-7025. Home features: Large Bam, 345 Main Street. Beside $251) monthly. Hayes Corpora­ Liberal fringe benefits in­ References. Reasonable OFFICE HOURS • Growing Company prices. 649-7831 or 569-4169. foyer, fireplaced living Douglas Motors. tion. 6460131. TO BID cluding paid vacation; sick CARPENTRY - Repairs, KEEP HAPPY 71 BELL STREET- Im­ room, sunny den, formal Monday-Friday 8:30 AM . to SdM) P.M. maculate custom built five leave; holidays: pension plan; NAME _ EXPERT TREE removal and Flooring 38 dining room, eat-in WEATHERVANES-hand WILLIMANTIC- one and two The Manchester Board of complete insurance plan. llione Hours: 8 M l to 5 P.M. land clearing • free estimates David Roollng-Sldlng-Chlmney 34 room ranch, sunporch, patio, crafted and hand forged. For b ed ro o m apartments, Education seeks bids for the EXPERIENCE AND LICENSE PREFERRED ADDRESS. landscaped lot, 120x320. kitchen, Ii> baths, and a This position is under the Saturday....g AM. to 12 Noon - fully insured. Call All State P®lTia, 644-1796. FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing,, master bedroom large additional information send utilities, appliances. $175 and 1976-1977 school year. Sealed Tree Expert Company. 847- ROOFER will install roof, floors like new, no waxing, Marion E. Robertson Realtor. self-addressed stamped $195 Supennlendant 4560931 CETA, Title VI program. BUT NOT REQUIRED CITY____ _PHDNE_ 643-5953. enough for king-sized fur­ bids will be received until Applicants must be ERRORS 1039, NEWTON It. Smith & Sons - siding or gutters for low dis­ (specializing in older floorsL envelope to Box 463. Rocky ur J D. Real Estate. ^ Remodeling, repairing, ad­ count price. Call Ken at 649- Ceilings and inside painting. niture. August 10, 1976 as follows: Manchester residents and un­ Presently Employed □ Yes No Hill, Conn. 06067. "Mvertiiers should chock their ad the first day. ditions, rec rooms, porches 2456. John Vcrfaillc, 646-5750, m - C'OVENTRY Jusl listed five FURNISHED three room Parking Lot 3:00 P.M. employed for at least 30 days. IISTERESTED? Experience in What Dept.______QUALITY RefinIshing Make us an utter un this and roofing. No job too small. 2222, room home with twooto three Roof Bid 3:30 P.M. The Manchester Evening Herald shall not be liable Clustom reupholslery. 99 excellent value-tilled SET of Groller Encyclopedia, apartment, heat, hot water, Appticants must contact Mrs. Call 649-3144. ‘ ip n bedrooms. 50x300 foot lot. six months old regular price and all utilities included. $200 At the times listed the bids for failure to publish an ad or lor a typographic Call PETE G U nER M AN 2B9-4331 Full Time Part Time Forest Street, Manenester. home. Offered In the low Champlain at thq State Canin , repairs. Very menl Co. Expert installation New root, excellent value at $579 selling for $9(M. Call 646 per month. Near hospital, will be publicly opened. The error or errors in puM’ication except to the eitent of lor confldtntlil Initrvlow carpentry 40’s. Could be your best Unemployment Bureau, 806 —— ***** * I” ** T*'il or piKe In anvelopo 6 null to reasonaJile Free estimates. WES ROBBINS of aluminum siding, gutters $18,900 with assumable 7 W per 7500, references and security right is reserved to reject any Main Street, Manchester, the cost of the ad for the first day’s insertion. 646-8574. remodeling specialist. , Aa- and trims. Roofing installa­ cent mortgage. $150..per financial move. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• required Philbrick Agenev. and all bids Specifications dltlons, rec rooms, dormers, tion and repairs. 649-6495,6^ month pays all. Keith real phone 649-5331, to determine Ujustment for errors is limited to the cost of that BuHdhig SuppRee 43 6464200 and bid forms may be secured eligibility. WATERPROOFING, bullt-ins, bathrooms, 9109. Estate. 646-4126, 649-1922. portion o f the ad vrhere the error occurred." kitchens, 649-3446. to pises, Shots at the Business Office, 45 N. Closing dale for filing is Mon­ CALDOR Hatchways, walls, floors, quiek-sctlon Wsnt NATURAL STONE lor THRFfE ROOM apartment School Street. Manchester, stone walls, patios, steps, HORACE Tetrault — Siding, MANCHESTER - Santina retaining walls, veneers, with heal, hot water, cooking day. August 9, 1976. PERS^W gCTOR CARPENTRY jiid Ads. SeR your idls Connecticut. Raymond E. SENTRY walks, lireplace and ceramic roofing, storm windows, aw­ Drive. Five room expandable patios, etc. Pick up by the gas. stove, refrigerator, wall- An Equal Opportunity CALL 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 Real Estate Services MASONRY-chimney Hsmi fo r e ^ Ranch. Fireplace, breezeway, Demers. Business Manager tile repairs. 30 years nings. Quality workmanship, iMi a»nMi»nnmn« pound or delivery by the ton. lo-wall carped. $175. centrally Employer NORWALK, CONhL 06662 experience, Abert Zuccaro, rebuilding and pointing. Call free estimates. Fully insured. garage, IrcM lot. liutebina 6 4 7 1 4 1 9 Bolton Notch Stone Quarry. located, no pets, adults only. REALTOR-MLS 2 8 9 - 4 3 3 1 643-4953, 653-29t4yJ A. Squillacote, 649-0811. 872-9187, 849-3417. Agency. 646-3166. 646316$. Security deposit. Call 6467(10. PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., Aug. 2, 1976

Apirtmtnls for Root S3 Bu$lnoi$ for Rent 55 Autos for Sale g) Autos fo r Sate 51 Autos for Sale 61 Autos for Sale 61 Motorcycles-Bicycles 64

Those Extras MANCHESTER - Unusual GOING TO Kurope- 1974 Mark WE PAY $15 for complete 1974 HONDA Civic, excellent PARTS Department now open MOTORCYCLE Insurance - ACROSS deluxe one bedroom OFFICE SPACE IV, very low mileage, Junk cars. Call Joey, Tolland condition, $2,100, Call after 4 Saturdays. Complete line ot Speeialixing in low cost 3 Poem Townhouse apartment Auto Body. 528-1990. coverage for over 10 years. 1 Chimney 4 Number beautiful eumlitiun. Good p.m., 644-1673. Chrysler parts. Chorches Dear Abby carbon available at Independence FOR RENT 5 Female saint price; 1969 Hoadrunner. 4- Motors. 649-3646. Binding authority. Crockett 5 Big city Village, This is an adult com­ MOVING must sell-1968 (ab.) 250 iquare feet, center of specd. excellent condition. 1972 VEGA, 2-door body, for Agency. Inc., 643-1577. problem 6 Day of week munity and features all the Mancheiter. air conditioning and 646-2640. Plymouth Fury HI $425 or parts. Call 646-2278 after 2 1969 BUICK Elecira converti­ By Abigail Van Buren 9 Ocean (ab.) conveniences and luxury of parking Call 643-K5I host offer. Call 643-4294. p.m. ble, all power, air- HONDA 1970, 450 CL. Needs' movements 7 Portugal townhouse living. Individual 1 conditioning, $1,450 or best some work, $275. Call 643-1802 11 Steplike seaport basement with washer-dryer offer. Call 646-8035. after 5 p.m. excavation 8 Certain 12 Become less hookups. Private entrances, EIGHT ROOM older colonial European stern language patio, wall-to-wall carpeting, house, in pleasant Bolton WANTED- Vega wagon or FOR SALE- 1974 Kawasaki 13 Male voices air-conditioner, massive 10 Remain business lucation. .Suitable for Hatchback, body only, engine KX-250. Moto-crosser, 15 Island (Fr.) t1 Furnace bedroom, all kitchen offices. Large lawn, parking not necessary. Call 646-S78, excellent condition; 1971 DEAR ABBY: Regarding your advice to those squares in 16 Stir tenders appliances with heat and hot area. 643-2880. 1 after 2 p.m. Kawaski, 350 A755, very good Illinois who refused to allow their divorced 30-yearold son 18 Royal Military 12___ Girl's__ .name water included. $250 per condition. Call 872-2540. to sleep with his girlfriend when they visited, but sent them Academy (ab.) 14 Gravel month. No pets. Available 1971 VEGA, 2-door coupe, low off to a motel: Abby, your advice is Victorian. 19 Terrace (ab.) 17 Patriotic group 34 Uneasiness MANCIIESTEH-Four new of- 20 Tibetan ox August 15th, shown by ap­ lices ranging from $251 to $320 mileage, good condition. Stan­ KAWASAKI FLAT TRACK We also have a divorced son, age 30. Because he is very (ab.) 3 5 Harvester' pointment only. Oamato 21 Light brown 23 Level 36 Obtain st|uare feet Downtown Main dard, AM/FM 8 track, asking bike, also 1966 Harley 250. much in love with a very sweet girl, whom we would be 22 Properly Item 24 Convex 38 Engines Enterprises. 646-1021, Street location, Warren E. $650. 649-7827. Both excellent. 649-3401, thrilled to have as our daughter-in-law, they sleep together 25 Reply glEAST HARTFORD- Two Howland Bealtors. 643-1108. whenever they visit us. Inasmuch as they live together in 28 Tome (ab.) 1 5“ 4 5 6 7 30 Inlet bedroom first floor apart­ TANDEM Bicycle-Like new. the city where they work, it would be rank hypocrisy for us ment. off Burnside Ave, 31 Son of Gad b 10 n $100, or best offer. Call 649- to insist that they sleep apart in our home. Available August 1st Includes (Bib.) Resort Properly I \ WATCH 6937 after 6 p.m. 12 13 garage and appliances, no Abby, you and those Illinois parents are too concerned 32 Furtive 14 F or Rent 56 with appearances and what people will think! Why don't 33 Aflame pets, 646-4786. Campers-Trallers 15 l7 18 FOR PONTIAC you either advance into the 20th century or retire? 37 Citrus fruit Mobile Homes 65 41 Adjective 1 1 1 LAKK KANASATKA - 19 4 , DESIRABLE DUPLEX-Two SENSIBLE IN SAN DIEGO suffix Moultonboro. New RETURNING 42 Even (poet.) 1 1 bedroom garden apartment. Hampshire. Lakefronl cot­ 18' CAM PEK trailer - single f r 1 1? r 27 DEAR SENSIBLE: I’m “advanced” enough for moat 44 Spanish cheer Conveniently located. Range, tage. sleeps five. Completely 4 ' axle, excellent condition. TO people, and have no Intentions of retiring. I deny the charge 45 Historical 2b 1 refrigerator, heat, hot water furnished, screoned-in porch, I t Eleven years old. $1,500. Call period that I am concerned only with appearances and what people and parking Available sundeck, private beach, float, MANCHESTER 742-8930. 46 Devoured 31 K September 1st. Adults, no dock. Great fishing. m hatch will think. If no one knew it but myself. I still would not 47 Golf mound 3 i l l pets. 646-3832 . 643-7796. Conventently located in Lakes Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 approve of my unmarried I though adult I children sleeping 48 Creeping 34 5 T 4^ Fun, Function & Fortitud© in a Greet New Toyota with their lovers in my home. 51 Put on cargo Region area. $175. weekly. CH EVY 1957, Belairc, V-8. again 4t Available August 14-21 and 21- Excellent condition. 78,000 54 Bristles 1 1 1 4b 28. Call Cromwell. 635-0457 miles. $1,500. Call alter 5., 55 Opeqly 875-1801. 56 Used in 1 1 1 RENTAL OFFICE after 4:30 p.m. Up to 40 m b l S3 LYNCH HAS ’EM serving DAMATO ENTERPRISES DEAR ABBY: I have a 21-year-old college educated Large variety of Apartment and COLUMBIA LAKE - water­ 1971 CH EVY Biscayne, four- daughter who went to live with a young man about a year 57 Being (Latin) b4 55 Town houses throughout front - year round house door,power steering and I50m.p.g.i DOWN .Manchester PLUS: ago. At the time, he hod no job, and I can only assume that 1 Grave marker? b6 57 available August. $175 weekly, brakes. Automatic. Call 643- 8337 A «n(«/ Otfics o p e n dslly 9-5, my daughter, who has a job, has been supporting him 2 Lubricators 2 $650 monthly. No pets. 228- 0926. 2 4 ''.3 2 " Sat. rO-3, Sunday ff-3 Over 75 Other Corollas Including 2 Doors, 4 SNNtK-BIANCHI I am 48 and a widow. I live in a home that's much too SKWSI’ Al'KH K.NTKHI'RLSK AS.S.V 646-1021 0602. iMge for me, and 1 have a chance to sell it and relocate in Additions are always Doors, Hardtops, Wagons and 5 Speeds. 1971 DODGE step-in van, 16' I'M PRACTICING TO welcome . . . ach#al«r Evonlng Htratd Good for parts only. $50. 643- • Full 'luxury-ride" Don’t worry, if she needs you, she’ll let you know. A K 8 t A J 10 9 7 11 SO Avt. of Amoficoa MANCHESTER - Attractive USED CAR 2880. then dummy's ace of clubs, suspension and Ntw York, N.Y. 10030 three bedroom first floor 1 ^ MERCURY ¥ 2 ¥ 6 5 discards his last club on dum­ seal comfort ♦ J 10 98S S Q 7 63 2 Print Kama, Address with ZtP apartment - two family. DODGE, new 1976 Vans* • Safe, easy to handle my’s king of diamonds and Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence CODE, Style Number and Slie. Security, lease, no pets, $230 Window Vans, Kary Vans • • Elegant and fluent A g i o 7 3 A J 9 ruffs a third club. East shows CLEARANCE DEAR ABBY: My husband and I are having a difference The Fall & Winter '76 styling. S O l ' T H iD ) plus utilities. 646-08b7. SR O T H E R S Take your pick from New out but our expert isn’t BASIC FASHION con- LINCOLN • 6 month warranty. of opinion and need you to settle it. A A Q 3 AN URGENT POLICE QUERY HA$ BEEN Englands’ largest selection. bothered. He geU back to tains a Bonus Coupon! ONE five room apartment If you sent out R.S.V.P. invitations for a party and ¥ A J 10 9 7 4 ROUTED TO A MAJOR WA$H[N6TONJ Dodge Truck Center. 265 dummy with a third trump, intelligence o f f i c i a l ... Price. . . $1.25 a copy. SALE Come see them now a t several people did not respond one way or the other, would ♦ A newly redecorated with Murphy Road. Hartford. 527- leads the last club and dis­ refrigerator and stove. One A K 5 4 BAN7A1 KUKU5HIMA 8246. Open tonight until 9 p.m. you assume that they WERE coming—or were NOT cards his three of spades. four room apartment newly 73 CONT. MARK N $5695 •**••••••••••••••••«•••••• coming? Neither vulnerable AND CAPTAIN EA5Y. redecorated with refrigerator Dtrfc grMn, mMtohlng iMthor Inttrlor. dark 73 COMET 24A SEDAN $2495 75 MONARCHS3995I MANCHESTER West wins, but has to give EHT...I' LL CHECK. Eoonomicai 6-cyl.. automatio Iranamiaalon, Heavy Equipmant SPLIT OPINIONS THEM o u t : FOUR ROOM DUPLEX- and stove. Call 872-8718. graon vinyl roof. AH powar Including tpaad 4-Ooof Sedan. Sltvar. burgundy vinyl In-I W e s t North East South South his twelfth trick with a oontroi, whaal. AM/FM atarao A much radio, naw wMtawall Uraa. Laaa than 37,000 twior economical 6-cyl., automatic, lo r S ale 63 HOHDA/KAWASAN Kitchen, living room on first tm 1 ¥ ruff and a discard or by mora. Luxury at a low prkM. mllaa. •[JJ^'"0*brake6, radio, radial whit^all 24 ADAMS ST. DEAR SPLIT: I wouldn't prepare to entertain those who floor, two bedrooms and bath MANCHESTER- Family P a s s 3 V P a s s 6 V leading a spade into South’s didn't respond. And the only assumption I would make is on second floor, large yard, style, two bedroom apart­ I Volorcyclea-BIcyclaa 64 646-2789 P a s s P a s s P a s s ace-queen” parking. Manchester $185. ment. quiet location, includes that they have very poor manners. (P.S. Some invitations Opening lead - J ♦ monthly. 649-2871. heat, appliances, wall-to-wall 76 MUSTANG H $3595 73 GRAN TORINO SQUIRE $2895 74 BUCK OECTRA 225 $4095 request “regrets only,” which seems to simplify matters.) B lu e With matching vinyl Interior, carpeting and air-conditioner. WAGON, 351 V-8. Aulo.. PS. PB. lac. air, Cuatom 4-Dr. Hardtop. Dtrfc brown, wblH By Oswald & James Jacoby economical 4-cyl.. 4-gpe6d tranimiaalon. radio, whitewalla. vinyl root, wMto vinyl Intarlor. all powar In­ A Georgia reader wants to under 10,000 miles. FOUR ROOM APARTMENT- Available September 1st. $240 cluding factory air, digital ofcxifc. naw wida A great new way to rMel know if you should open the Wall-to-wall carpeting, stove, per month. No pets. Shown by band ww radial Uraa. Trua Luxuryl OSWALD: “As we have bidding fourth seat with: refrigerator, heat, hot water, appointment only. Damato tried to point out so many 73 PLYMa Duster S2695 A 3 2 V 3 2 9 A K 9 5 4-A A 10 8 7. cellar storage area, large Enterprises. 646-1021. 2-Ooor Coupe, green, matching vinyl In- 75 GRANADA 44m SEDAN $3995 1973 CAPfH $2795 |SNk9K-BtANCHI MO-PEDS times a large part of the Light grqen, dark grean vinyl Interior, yard, parking. $225. monthly. terlor, economical elent 6 eng., redlo, new 2600 Coupe, dark green, saddle vinyl Irv difference between bad play, Both sides are vulnerable whitewelle. Sharp car. matching vinyl roof. 6 cyl., automatio. PS. V-8. 4-apeeo, decor group, radio, Astro-graph Hebron. 649-2871, BOLTON-Quiet one bedroom radio, wtw radial tiraa. style steel wheeie. • Up to 150 miles per good play and expert play libs Alley Oop — Dave Graue gallon! You have three defensive townhousee Appliances, By BERNICE BEDE OSOL in the planning at trick one” MANCHESTER- Three carpeting, private. Walk-out • Reliable, low-pollution tricks so that there is little 7 1 MAVERKK 2-DR. SEDAN $1595 1970 CHRYSIER '300' $1295 50cc Minarelli engine Jim; “ Six hearts certainly rooms, first floor with EoonomIcaJ 8 cyl., radio. 3-epead trtnemla- 1974 AMC HORIET $2495 2 Door Hardtop. W hitt vrith matching vinyl chance that your opponents THIS IMN \ 5 0 I SEE- M X IK G IF T [ H IS I THANK \ AW, THINK basement. No pets, adults on­ • Quality, tubular steel is a good contract. You have appliances, singles o.k. $117. ly. 649-5371. elon, nicely equipped. Hard-to-flnd price 4-Door Sedan, economical 8 cylinder, buckat aeata, black vinyl roof. FACTORY For Tueoday, Aug. 3, ISTv can score a game On the HAS BKDU6HT HAVE IT IS MOST NAME MOU, SENOR I NOTHIN OF ranOe. auto., power iteering. radio. Priced righti AIR CONDITIONINQ. Hard to hnd price frame construction eleven tricks and can get an w e l c o m e OOP.' yiT, APMIRAL... Security, utilities extra. 643- ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) other hand, you are very weak- \OU A FINE y COOYED, . V IS rangel • Full suspension for sate, SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) easy twelfth by a successful PfJESENT, JUAN...AND SENOC...... ?? ALLEY 0425. easy handling Your compassion for the un­ Don't let another make Impor­ in the major suits and the A MANCHESTER- Attractively finesse for the king of AOMIRAL.'} MAKE SURE OOP.' • Elegant and fluent derdog makes you vulnerable tant decisions for you today. If paneled, four room apart­ styling chances are that an opening today. You could be drawn into spades." FOUR ROOMS - Central loca­ ment, stove, refrigerator, • 6 month warranty you do, you will have to pay the bid will lead to your opponents tion Adults only, no pets. references no pets. $165. 646- a situation where another's ex­ piper OSWALD: “A good player getting a plus score. References. 649-8797. 649-6689. 3167 , 228-3540. cesses become your liabilities. sees an extra chance. He can Therefore, unless you are SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Oec. discard his low club on the TAURUS (April 20-May 20) 21) Problems you must over­ playing with a partner who CoiDrBii; / i w o r i W t y b r o t h e r s / Cone See Them Now At king of diamonds and ruff a NEWER TWO Family duplex. Homes tor Rent 54 Judgments you make lean come today will be of your own passes very big hands we Two bedrooms, bath and 1/2, v i m B i / toward what you want them to making. They'll be caused by club. Then, if clubs break 3-3 recommend that you pass. appliances included. $220, SINGLE FAMILY-Five room be todaf This is not • healthy your failure to use your usual dummy's fourth club becomes monthly. 643-2282, 644-8896. Ranch, $225. per month, plus MANCHESTER perspective for you. initiative. his twelfth trick," deposit. Call 742-6519 between HONDA / KAWASAKI GEMINI (May 21-Jurw 20) In FOUR ROOM apartment, no CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. U 7;^ and 8; 15 a.m. 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CONN. 643-5135 an attempt to expedite a dif­ appliances. 428 Broad Street, 24 Ademt S t 6 4 6 - 2 7 8 9 19) P rid e goeth before a fall. ficult matter today, you could Your problems can be easily Berry’s World $140. Security deposit. No EIGHT ROOM older colonial, make frivolous promises. Un­ solved today if you d o n ’t let children or pets. 643-4751. fireplaces. Large lawn, fortunately. others will believe your pride override your good parking area. Appliances. No Automotive Service ■ 66 Automotive Service 66 you. sense. The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions FIVE ROOM APARTMENT- children, pets. Working CANCER (June 21-July 22) Fully carpeted, many extras, adults. 643-2880. ■ ■■■■■ e ■■■■■■■ AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) O verin du lgence Is som ething You have the choice today of 646-6625. THANKS-BOT, you must be mindful of today. SUMMER VACATION rolling up your sleeves to get HEY, RALPHIE.'AIN'TCHA TOOAV, I'M Business for Rent 55 Good things will be doubly ap­ MANCHESTER - Deluxe two the job done, o r resting on your SOIN' OUT TO LUNCH B R O W N - UM-/H preciated If you take them in laurels ^ WITH U 9 ■?■... B A e O I N G V bedroom Townhouse apart­ FOR RENT • Connecting or PONTIAC smaller quantities. G ment available at Homestead separate front room offices. PISCES (Feb. 20-Merch 20) Park Village, features include 953 Main Street. Call 643-4846. SPECIALS LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) A firm The remarks of others cause all modern kitchen hand is required today if you you far too much concern to­ appliances, heat, hot water, 1 TWO - Professional Offices - are to impress others. Wishy day. You'll find ill will in washy decisions will not Inspire 1 2 baths, wall-to-wall First floor, excellent business CLEABANCE SALE ^ FRONT END ALIGNMENT " statements where it never real­ carpeting, air-conditioning, underlings. ly was intended. location, all facilities, Inspect and adjutt. Whaal $ 1 ^ 9 5 pool, full basement witn VIRGO (Aug. 23-8ept. 22) parking, rent reasonable. 649- balancing extra, II | washer dryer hook-ups, $295 1680, 649-3549. White you're normally one who per month.No pets. Damato needed...... understates his role In every­ your Enterprises. 646-1021. day accomplishments, today BROAD STREET - Modern b i r t h d e y high-rise office building, all you may be a shade too boast­ ful. Aug. 3. 1976 FOUR ROOM‘"'3p^ment, utilities and parking, Cwiiomai S.g-atw'a Cwatoma' tafaeiws Rockville area, carpeting, carpeted, will sub-divide. LIBRA (Sapl. 23-Oct. 23) Be suspicious of things that adults, no pets, security, You're very susceptible today come loo easily for you this Rentals start at $100 per Raoaif Ordaf Ho a»fKo"ie« Oeatarsf-p utilities extra. 643-9743. month. 646-8422. 646-5764. in believing all you hear. A year You may take them for Born Loser — Art Sansom OFFER VALID DURINQ JULY A AUQUST 7 S i shrewd salesman could do a granted and not fully ap­ 1978 SUNBIRD real number on your bank preciate the privileges you balance. have been accorded 1976 ASTRE 1976 ASTRE COUPE PRE-VUCRTION 2 DOOR COUPE EQUIPPED WITH: 2 bbl. 140 4 ” 1 SAFARI WAGON ENGINE TUNE-UP SPECIAL Buga Bunny — Heimdahl and Stoffel 36 MPQ 24 MPQ cyl. engine, BR78x13 radial lDt976byNeA Inc HIGHWAY DRIVING CITY DRIVING EQUIPPED WITH: Air Cond., 2 bbl 140 ■11#%. and wsi'ibuto' cap and ad|vtt>-aniHO O' o< caes eat aand Nira ■fnd«n ‘ese appKM* lata BUM...1T'5 REVOLTIN’.' EYES MAY BE MONTE CARLO aide moldinge. Stock #0076. custom Interior, aporla mirrors and mora. STOCK #8101 ELECTRA •vfT—------^------— ^DESIST CLOSED EOT Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick 2 Df. H.T., P.8,. P.B.. Air Cond. Ltn- Llmltad, 4-Dr. H.T., AM/FM atarao SALE dtu top. Tough to And. and tap#, powar windowa A aaal, SALE SALE '' ' IN VDUR DEFAMATION.' HIS BRAIN IS 00/40 Int. Doortocka. Crula control LIST PRICE LIST PRICE CHURNING and much mora. Ultimata In luxury. LIST PRICE $6434.82 WITH NEW $4417.36 OFFICER, AN ARMED 'l w o m a n ’ 'll FORGET IT, I. e-i. *4650 $3620.86 111 g[da> No Auinaiaad OaiiaraiupSiginaiv'a __ id e a s ' R0BBER> HAS BEEN ' COSTUMEf ' MAOOR I ktf *3367 *4883 *4054 vn etc vALib WfilfiSlhLY a A'uauaf 'is *4795 perpetrated o n v is it l is t e n , PRINCE YOU'VE SUKW 1975 BUICK MANY MORE IN STOCK IN6 D10NITARIE5' FORTU­ EDWARD. IF SOT MORE NATELY, AS A t r a in e d th is is a p r o b le m s LoSABRE 1972 PONTIAC CRIMINOLOGIST I CAN JOKE you'll NOW Th a n Cuitom 2 Dr. H.T.. V-8. P.8., P.B.. 1878 PONTIAC CATALINA I8H6 Air Cond., Vinyl lop. X tri iharp. 1972 PONTIAC LI MANE WON. |24N MAKE t h e identification ! s e t S,\\ A BLOOD­ SAFARI WAGON 1,800 mH#e. loaded inol. air eerKl., Met V-l, auto., ok oond., powor aloorfng. AM/FM Starao, Air Cond., powar p ^ . 87297. Damo. ★ USED^ SHOCK ABSORBER THE WOMAN WAS PRESSED m o n th s to This Funny World Aca — WIrth 1972 ORAN TORINO U 9 H HOUND IN windowa. roof rack, xtra claan 1978 DOOQB CORONBT 18876 IN NATIVE GARB AND DREAM UP wagon A rita mllaa. mlJoo. ok oond. ^ A SAUSASE 2 Door H.T., whHa. 8 oyl., auto., power atoorlng S brakoo. *4695 ateerlng, power brakee. air oond., CARS SPECIAL AN e n c o r e : FACTORY' divided seat 1972 OLDS S9 4 DR. SID. 12191 1178 LUXURY L f MANS $8899 Buy three ihock abiorbart at regular price YOU'ee STILL 1974 CHIVROLBT PICKUP 0-10 88999 2 dr., NT, PS, PB, air eorwl., V*l auto., 1 ownor, V-9, AT. PS, PB, radio, Wuo. A HIS CURRENT PROOECT IS A 1975 MERC vinyl roof. vary nico oar. 2 H I T T I N G *2495 V-l. standard thm. 17,000 mllaa, new and receive the lourth FREE. PROCESS POR r e w ea v in g tires. 1978 OLDS CUTLASS |8498 1972 SAAB S2999 CROS5HANPEP.'/ COUGAR XR7 Cutiamai S.«nalura Cwtioma' Ttfapaana la 2 Dr.. H.T., V-8. Auto., P.8., P.B., 1973 COMET 1974 TOYOTA C IU C A 18896 2 or. Coupe. V-9, AT, PS. PB, air cond., Only 29.000 mOee. Auto., powor etoering, SHOELACES.' '* A a > v vinyl roof, bucket eeete, dark brown. 4 eyilnoor angina. AM/FM it«r«o, Landiu top. Air 2 Dr.. Sadan, 8 C cyl. f\ „ auto, trana. 2 dr., auto., air oondIttonJng, radiala. s r w - Cond. Low mllaa and axcallant. P.8.. radio WWT. Idalaal aacond car. 1974 VW BUG $2298 1978 MONTE CARLO 18496 8 -Z •ttcfc eNfl, radio, red. V-8, AT. PS. PB, sir cond., radial ttree, 1971 VOLVO 142-S 929SI Repair Ordai Na Awinantad Oaaia>V>p bpn«iHd 1974 CADILLAC CPB. OeVILLK $9499 red. Auto., 89,000 miloo. BoautItuI OFFER VALID OU/NNQ JULY A A U Q U S T '71 All Ceditlao equipment IrMhidlng ak 1978 CHEV. IMPALA 4 DR. HT 92498 ooonomleol car. *4995 *2495 cond., AM-FM, d l v M aaat. Onty 28,000 V-8, AT, PS, PS, Sir cond. 1971 FORD LTD 4 DOOR I19I9 Oo mllM. 1878 OLDS DILTA $8798 V-9, oirto. trana., PS, PB, ok oond. IS,- 1978 CHKVROLIT VKQA $1791 2-Ooor hardtop, V-8, auto., power 000 mUoo. Hatehbaofc, auto. etoering, vinyl roof and ak oond. „ 1974 CHEVY BLAZER IN I OLDS CUTLASS COUPS Oil Change Special Miroon/bUck, auto, trana., P.S., air. cond., raar 1978 OLD8 CUTLASS 4 DR. $2999 1978 DILTA CONVERTIBLE 98N8 I11N i . ^ H A T V-i, auto, trarta., PS, PB V-l, auto., atoroo. power wtndowe, ttft V-l, AT. PS, radio, eOvor. lA ciw Sti 1* liU*' •AM ***'' Roc A Work Vahicia SAVEII iteering wheel, redial tiree. U w mlleege. I N I SEDAN D l VILLI ti«B twini at Wt. roui sutrt D O E'S t»t% fftA ttM. *8.95 C L Y D E WE OFFER MIC MECHANICAL 5 E E ? BREAKDOWN INSURANCE 12/12 ______S l i . RE|MT - A - CAR CMtOAar t'tnaiwf CwHamii tatapnana Na Short Ribs — Frank Hill 19/0 poNtiAo tmmk 4 Dr., H.T., auto., P.8., P.B., air, vinyl top. Mint groan. DAY • WEEK • MONTH HapaH Order Ha Auiha