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By LEWIS LORD ditional funds is a calculated, elec­ American Independent Party, said he an attempt to cover up eight years of Rt. 83 * Unilrd Press International tion year flipflop by the Ford ad­ will ask the Federal Communications Republican mismanagement of our A flipflop flap is brewing in the ministration,” said Carter press Commission to let him have a berth nation’s park system” presidential race, and President secretary Jody Powell, who claimed in the proposed debates. More than 8.(X)0 persons turned out Ford says it will be resolved once he Ford had opposed legislation to im­ The Federal Election Commission for a Ford stop at Ellsworth Air pins Jimmy Carter down in debate. prove parks and wildlife areas for the scheduled a meeting for today to Force Base in Rapid City. S.D. With It started Sunday when Ford, en past four years. hear arguments on whether the Air Force B52 bombers in the route to Washington from Vail, Colo., Told of the "flipflop” charge from League of Women Voters could legal­ background, the President stated stopped at Yellowstone National Carter’s camp. Ford said: ”He’s the ly sponsor the debates. Represen­ that U.S. air power "provided a Park in Wyoming and proposed a $1.5 biggest flipflopper I know of.” tatives of Carter and Ford plan to tremendous deterrent to war. ” V billion doubling of the nation’s park "1 cannot wait for the first debate meet Wednesday to discuss debate "A strong national defense is the system. because we’re going to pin him plans. best insurance for peace,’’ Ford said. ••• Carter’s camp, in Plains, Ga., down,” Ford said. In his Yellowstone stop, Ford said Sen. George McGovern, president reacted quickly. Former Gov. Lester Mad­ he is asking Congress to approve a 10- of the Americans for Democratic Ac­ ’’This grandstand promise of ad­ dox, the presidential nominee of the year program to spend $141 million to tion, agreed with only part of an ADA acquire new land for urban and resolution adopted during the national parks, wildlife refuges, weekend by the liberal organization's recreation facilities and historic national board. sites. Federal income tax cuts McGovern backed the ADA’s en­ \ At Stop & Shop, we make plans with Another $700 million should be dorsement of Carter for President you in mind ... that’s why we’re now spent, he said, to develop new and but disagreed with its recommenda­ to be extended a year existing parks and refuges for tion that liberals refuse to support open seven days a week instead of recreatioon and conservation. And he former Sen. Eugene McCarthy, an in­ six. So you won’t always have to prepare WASHINGTON (UPI) - through Sept. 1, pending action on the called for $459 million to improve dependent candidate for president. Congressional tax writers agreed bill. It now appears certain that a national park and refuge staffing and "The nation owes McCarthy a per­ days ahead for a party, picnic or today to extend individual income tax further freezing of withholding rates $200 million in community develop­ manent debt of gratitude tor being cuts through 1977. would be necessary since it will be 4pM^SDIspecial dinner. Plan it as late as Sunday morning, ment bloc grant funds for improving the first presidential candidate to A House-Senate Conference Com­ nearly impossible to complete this urban parks. challenge directly the disastrous war stop by your Stop & Shop, pick up delicous salads and cold-cuts, cold drinks, snacks, mittee, reconciling the differences bill within the next two days. The Carter camp charged that policies of the 1960s. ” McGovern franks, rolls ... and enjoy your last minute idea without all the fuss! Stop & Shop is not between two versions of a major tax Included in the extension was the Ford’s proposal "can only be seen as said. revision bill, agreed almost routinely earned income credit, sometimes only a convenient place to shop, but it’s also an economical place to shop. Our great to make some of the cuts permanent called “ the work bonus,” which values last all week. At Stop & Shop, we save you money at YOUR convenience! and to carry others through 1977. would be extended through 1977. Assuming the tax bill becomes law Under the earned income credit, a U. S. Steel withdraws before Congress adjourns for the lower income taxpayer receives a year, current withholding rates payment of 10 per cent of the first would remain the same as they are $4,000 of earnings. If the taxpayer did proposed price hike C e n te r C u t now. Without such legislation, not pay that much in taxes, then he I principally ^ t f o r withholding rates would increase by will receive a direct payment from PITTSBURGH (UPI) - United nouncement, three smaller up to $6 per week. the Treasury. The c r^ it phaseout States Steel Corp. today said it was producers — National Steel, Jones & Congress earlier froze withholding as income rises from $4,000 to $8,0O0. withdrawing its previously an­ Laughlin and Wheeling-Pittsburgh — Sen. Weicker attends union picnic The Senate would have made the nounced Oct. 1 price increase of 4.5 said they would remain firm in im­ credit permanent, but the House per cent. posing higher prices Oct. 1. But Sen. Lowell Weicker, R-Conn., took his bid for re-election to the Author undaunted would have dropped it. Last week, Armco Steel Corp., today’s U.S. Steel announcement U. S. Senate to the Teamster Local 559 picnic Sunday afternoon. BOSTON (UPI) - Writer Nora Here are the other tax cuts: Middletown, Ohio, said it was post­ could force the smaller producers to He visited with union members and answered questions during Ephron, recently shopping Boston — The standard deduction would poning a similar price increase until change their minds since U.S, Steel is his brief stay. Fred Gagnon of Willimantic, left, gets the bookstores, pick^ out a cookbook at remain at 16 per cent of income, with Jan. 2. U S. Steel gave no indication the industry trend-setter senator's, views on an issue during the visit. Accompanying one establishment, but had trouble a minimum deduction of $1,600 for whether it would later impose the paying for it hy check because she single returns and $1,900 for joint previously announced price hike. The postponement means that steel Weicker was Manchester Town Chairman Tom Ferguson. The 1 may 3® e*oeP"°"®' 5°" s pesl >0 p“' fiT did not have the "proper” identifica­ returns, and a maximum of $2,300 for U S. Steel said it was withdrawing buyers, and consumers who purchase picnic was at the Garden Grove picnic area. (Herald photo by tion. single returns and $2,600 for joint the price boosts on sheet and strip their products, will not face higher Dunn) \ r “ pS?e9-anaie i““ Loin Undaunted, she went to the returns. This cut would be made per­ products, primarily used by the auto prices until at least after the first of i'''?er-” -e^s-eno.9ene.a.V You’ll easily see the quality difference in ’’Women’s Issues” shelf of the manent, and home appliance industry, “in the year It could also mean .Armco bookstore and snatched a copy of her — A tax credit of $35 for a taxpayer spite of high demand and full cost will not put its higher prices into big eye' the larger, meatier eye on Stop & Shop "Big best seller "Salad Days,” her collec­ and each dependent, or 2 per cent of justification for these products. ” effect until even later since U.S \ svwanovNed. tion of essays, and pointed out her the first $9,000 of taxable income, The company cited “competitive Steel also said future price changes News summary Eye” pork! It’s meatier pork selected from picture on the back. The clerk whichever is greater. This would be factors" in announcing the decision will depend on the "competitive posi­ p o m . the top half of the crop. It has less outside accepted the check. effective through 1977. Shortly after Armco’s Friday an- tion in the market place” Compiled from United Press International 4 i.V fat, and less fat through the meat. More lean meat means more value to the pound. State WESTFIELD, Mass. — Six per­ Kraatz placing hopes on sunny days sons were stunned briefly Sunday WEST HAVEN — Despite a un­ when a bolt of lightning struck a animous vote by West Haven fairground where an agricultural By GREG PEARSON system will be backed up by a wood wood and will absorb the sun’s heat. air, to a rock bed underneath the workers to accept a new contract, show was being held All six were Herald Reporter stove, which can heat the home for a Air blown through the space between house the national strike against examined at a hospital and 19 Sunny, cloudless days will mean day or two of cloudy weather. A con­ the roof and the sheet metal will Armstrong Rubber Co. may con­ released Loin ventional gas-fired furnace will also This rock bed, which will contain 50 lb. more than just good weather to the begin circulating the absorbed solar tons of stone, will act as the storage tinue into next week because a F r e s n " ’^ Countrystyle Pork Ribs future resident of a house being built be in the home to provide heat during heat through the house. Des Moines, Iowa, local rejected area for solar heat. When heat is National on Woodside St. The sunshine will extended periods of overcast The heated air will first flow into it. Three of the five locals must weather. needed on a sunless day, the furnace also mean an ample supply of heat the insulated attic space and then will pull stored heat from the rock approve the contract and Han­ P.ASADENA. Calif - Viking Picked Va Centercut, * 1 “ ford. Calif and Nashville. Tenn , Va Sirloin, Va Rib for the building, which will be the "Hopefully, we won’t have to turn down through ducts to the utility bed and circulate it through the project scientists today are to Assorted Pork Chops first solar-heated home in the furnace on at all," Kraatz said. room. home. units have not indicated when choose a target area on the Uto­ they will vote on the offer Manchester. The home will have “passive" and The duct in the utility room, in­ Kraatz said that thermometers pian Plains of Mars for the lan­ Bfacl Ronald Kraatz, an administrator cidentally, will be the size of a closet. ding next Friday of the the second Loin 59 "active” collectors of solar heat. will measure the temperature of the U.S.#1 21/2” Min. with the town Health Dept., will live Kraatz said it can be used as a WATERBURY - Union life-seeking robot, lb. The passive collectors will be rock bed, so he will know the ap­ Boneless Sirloin Cutlets in the house, which s being built by sliding glass doors in the kitchen clothes drier, or, "if you’re a real prox mate level of reserve heat. workers have voted to approved a K.T. Lear Associates, Inc. of area and a greenhouse in the rear of organic farmer type,” as a place to As long as the rock bed can supply no-raise three-year contract and L.AS VEGAS. Nev - A bitter Manchester, Construction is the house. Return air registers dry food. heat, the back-up heating systems — the merger of Scovill Company’s campaign is shaping up to deter­ expected to be completed by late Oc­ located at ceiling level will circulate the wood stove and the furnace — will Waterbury apparel fasteners mine who will succeed I W. Abel, tober. the heat gained through the passive The solar collector duct will in­ not be needed. These will turn on plant with its Watertown sewing retiring as president of the United Stop at the arrow for great warehoiiM values! The house will include three collectors to the rest of the home. tersect with the heating system duct automatically as needed. notions division. The two con­ Steelworkers Union, which is bedrooms, a kitchen-dining area, a The house’s rear roof, facing south, near the utility room floor level. If The rock bed can also act as a ditions were necessary, according meeting here this week greenhouse, and a garage workshop will be the active element of the heat is needed in the home, an elec­ storage area for cool air. During hot to the company, to save 400 jobs area that will also be heated by solar by avoiding a shutdown of the two BALDWIN, Kan - Five per­ Stindory^^^ Assorted AcssnrtAH Fla\/nrFlavors<5 system. The steeply sloped roof will tronically controlled damper will weather periods, when the nights are methods. be about 450 square feet. open to let the warm air flow through considerably cooler than the days, plants and moving them to the sons died in a fraternity house fire south .Ibs.i 64 ounce The sun will provide about 60 per Sheet metal, painted black and the heating system. the night-time air is blown through early Sunday on the edge of the No return bottle cent of the home’s energy needs, ac­ coated with fiberglass, will be If the home does not need the heat, the rock bed, cooling the rocks. Baker University campus %GallonSoda cording to Kraatz. The solar heating separated from the roof by strips of a blower will direct the sun-warmed When the home becomes warm, STORRS — Classes for 21,200 Twenty-five others leaped to safe­ Buy enough for the Labor Day weekend. the furnace blower will turn on and students at the University of ty from the multi-storied struc­ 4 6 Connecticut, including 2,400 ture The fire is believed to have send the cooler air from the rock bed through the building. freshmen, begin Wednesday, started from a carelessly tossed The home also has a ventilating about a week earlier than usual. match or cigarette into a divan in system to help keep things cool There will be another 2,900 the television room Sun Ghn*y B riquets 2 0 ' ’1 ^ during the summer months. students attending UConn The controls — fans, dampers, and branches around the state PHILADELPHIA - Medical ^ire lean meat for sensors — of the solar-heating detectives, trying to pin down a system are electrically controlled, Regional theory that a poison gas caused Kraatz said. the baffling ’’Legionnaires's f iitir NKMiey with Sweet, Hot Dog Building a solar home was AUGUSTA, Maine - The Maine Disease,’’ today examined hair 10 oz.^ H ^ economically unfavorable four or State Lottery Commission em­ samples from victims of the or 5 five years ago, according to Kraatz. barrassed by the ease with which malady. Results are not expected Vlasic Relish jars until later this week But, since then, the price of home­ one of games was beaten by a few **1 6 iu ig B e ^ * * A must for your barbecue hot dogs and hamburgs. heating fuel has doubled. individuals, has launched an "The price of oil can be expected to advertising campaign to assure MIAMI — Hurricanes Frances More aad more families are switching continue to rise. This makes a very the public It won’t happen again. and Emmy churned in the Atlan­ to Stop & Shop’s new “Young B eef’ ... large difference in the economics of The game was to pay out $25 for tic today, neither an immediate solar heating," he said. numbers combining to total 21, threat to land. for a lot of good reasons. Because it The original cost of building is but paid out $3 a card instead because some players beat the comes from grain-fed young cattle, more than a reigular house, Kraatz International Stx»p&SlM»pKetdii9Our own quality brand ... why pay more? explained. The saving, comes, game by bulk purchases and it’s tender and mild in flavor. And, however, when it’s time to buy figuring out the probability , Iran - Police, heating fuel. pattern. armed with fresh clues, step up because the USDA inspected young Assorted the search for the terrorists who Flavors BOSTON — Kimberlee Marre killed three Americans in an am­ cattle have very little fat covering and 46 ounce can Foley of Southfield, Mich., will bush Saturday. HawaUan P u ti^ Back-to-school represent the United States in the little marbling, “Young B e e f’ steaks Pick up a can of each of your favorite flavors. ) / Miss World Pageant but and roasts are very lean. Better still, news inside promoters say they are looking LILLE, France — Bishop Preparing foundation for solar heated home for another site to hold next Marcel Lefebvre says he will con­ “Young Beef’ costs less than mature Today’s Herald has Hebron’s Bill Wenzel (left) and Al Eggen (right) of K.T. Lear Associates work on washing and school bus schedule on Page 6. year’s contest because the event tinue to defy the Vatican by beef. If you haven’t tasted it yet, try leveling stones In the foundation of a solar-heated home being built on Woodside St. The Additional back-to-school in­ Saturday night drew but $1,470 in holding '’traditionalist’’ masses in rock b ^ , which contains 50 tons of stone, will act as the storage area for excess solar heat formation will be publshed this receipts and filled only 700 of the Latin and ordaining his own “Young B eef’ lean, delicious steaks Stop&ShopRolls 4^T week as it Is received. 5,000 seats in Hynes Auditorium. priests. taken in by the home’s collector. (Herald photo by Dunn) or roasts. Prices effectiv^onday on rolls. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester Conn Mon August 30, 1976 - PAGE THREE PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., August 30, 1976 s'S.’-K 'fir. :J. About town M A C C new s PLAZA DEPT. STORE' SINGER LEARNING CENTER '7'72XT.V.-xt':" « Criminally insane release system (W« Ham A NeOoa To naam) Sfttljf ^ucahon tonight at 7:30 at the Teen Church will meet tonight at Many of the churches’ tunate neighbors. In great elderly and handicapped Naxt lo FranTa SuMnaarlwt Members of the Sunset Members of the Senior East MMdta TRka., Rtan^tfr Center Annex of 7:30 at the church. delegates to MACC have demand are peanut butter, available free of charge. Rebekah Lodge will meet Now enrolling for Fall Citizens Center are Manchester Recreation expressed a desire to know powdered milk, dried All materials and the at 7:30 p.m. at the Holmes being debated in legal circles reminded that there will be Center. The meeting is GREETNKCARDS one another better, to cereal, and canned meats. luncheon provided by con­ The school for children Funeral Home, 400 Main become themselves more shopping on Tuesday open to all are men in­ These can be left at your cerned organizations and SCHOOl personal freedoms. St., to pay their respects to FOR ALL OCCASIONS familiar with the total 3 “ S By llniird Press International lawyers, so that they would have to following the Labor Day terested in singing four- church office or at the community businesses add The issue of violent criminals who John Fitzgerald, a psychiatric the late Ruth Lippincott I Sm Our Large DItplay prove the criminals had recovered Holiday, Sept, 6. On part barbershop harmony. work of the conference Center Congregational a grant from the Connec­ Preschool/Primary escape prison by being ruled insane sufficiently to be,allowed on the social worker for the state, said the who was a member. Wednesday and Friday ac­ which has become in­ Church Parish House lob­ ticut Humanities Council. WhaVt New In School Supplies? problem was that ‘‘no one can ------ARTHUR DRUG *After school Program yet are r e le a s ^ from mental in- streets. tivities will follow the The council on ministries creasingly extensive and, by. Oct. 23, 8 p.m., Evening See It ALL At Plasal *Join u$ on Friday stituions a few years later, has predict the future behavious of Om ar.^rine Club of- Gormley has also asked for legisla­ regular schedule and of South United Methodist in particular, to focus their Dates to save of the PerfoNning Arts. oNOTE BOOKS aB K PEN BUDGET PACKAGES afternoom for tlory become a hot item for discussion tion requiring court approval before anyone.’’ ficers and'slirectors will Thursday will be an open work by worshiping Sept. 23, 7:30 p.m., movie Start now to gather a group a FOLDERS a CMYOIA • SCOTCH TAPE hour 1:00 - 2:00 among Connecticut justice officials. court-committed criminals can be let "In order to insure that someone meet WednesJSy-at 8 p.m. day for visiting and card together. for the evening. Group on parent effectiveness oFILLER PAPER aELADTS GLUE • ERASERS The issue was highlighted last out of mental institutions on tem­ like Pardue isn‘t released, you’d be at the home of Herb playing. Cn0o;o In response to these training sponsored by the rates are available for 10 An approved private school week when James P. Pardue of Dan­ porary furloughs. locking up forever o7 people who Kingsbury, secretary, in wishes a new format for Division of Christian or more. One of those rare oBM ERS a HOLE PUNCHES-STAPLE REMOVERS Full/half day programs bury, released from a Connecticut Corrections Commissioner John R. would never commit another crime. Union. Car pools will form MACC was adopted at a Education. opportunities to help your PLUS THERMOS BOTTLES and LUNCH BOXES Pisitors fPelcome mental hospital earlier this year, Manson said he would also favor a That’s a statistic,” he said. at the Washington Social Manchester Chapter, special board of directors Oct. 2, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.. neighbor at the same time 418 Spring Street was sought by Missouri police in a change in the system that gives only Pardue and his brother, John, were Club at 7 and leave at 7:15. SPEBSQSA, will meet m eetin g Mya 26. The Town Meeting '76, you are having a good Need Somattilng? iUk Plazal Manchester bizarre kidnapping-rape case. psychiatrists a say on releasing arrested on charges of bombing the proposal, which has been Manchester. Child care time. 646 1610 Connecticut’s chief proseutor, court-committed criminals whom police headquarters and the Union adopted for a four-month and transportation for the f OtJRS TO \rrOMMODATE WORKIW; l-ARENTS Savings Bank in Danbury. John was Joseph T. Gormley Jr., said the the certify as having recovered. Students register trial period to run from F.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*;»>.*jjsv.*. existing system is unfair because it "The state of the art of psychiatry lateh shot trying to escape and gave a September to December, JUisssw burdens his office with the duty of is not that great,’’ Manson said. deathbed confession implicating provides for the delegates proving the criminals are dangerous But state Mental Health Depart­ James in the murders of his father New students who will be attending Manchester High to all divisions and to the and should not be freed. ment officials said they felt any laws and grandm other in Missouri. School should report to the high school administration of­ board, along with Gormley said he would like to see tightening controls over court- James Pardue was ruled incompe­ fice for registration and to the guidance office for members of ad hoc com­ that burden shifted to the criminals’ committed persons might infringe on tent to stand trial and was com­ programming of courses between 8:30 and 11 a m., and 1 mittees and all persons mitted to the Whiting Institute in and 2:30 p.m. participating in volunteer Middletown for the criminally in­ Students who do not register before Wednesday cannot programs to meet together North Koreans detaining sane. He has been on leave from that be guaranteed a program for the first day of school one evening a month. facility since last May 28 Students must present a year-end report card or have a These monthly meetings South Korean fishing boat Last week, Missouri police sought transcript forwarded to Manchester High School before of the conference as a Purdue on charges of kidnapping a registration. For students entering Grade 12, a transcript whole will be scheduled on , South Korea (UPI) - monitored in , the (North) 27-year old woman and raping her is required. a rotational basis in Korean Central said North Korean gunboats fired on and repeatedly while keeping her bound Students entering Grades 11 and 12 will be tested Sept. 7 member churches. OON'T MISS THE BUS! captured a South Korean fishing boat the ship invaded North Korean and g a g g ^ in a small wooden box for at a time to be announced. Meetings will be that strayed into North Korean waters about 10 miles north of the Students entering Grade 10 will be assigned, by mail, to 3 three days. scheduled from 7:30 to 9:30 r m w $ jv tr riM i t o c a t c h t n o m i x t r a i T i M t f o r m i b a c k t o s c m o o l c b o w d i waters today in the Japan Sea in border and one mile off Kosong. one of the orientation and testing sessions on Sept. 1 and p.m. opening with a 20- dense fog, government officials said. 2 . minute worship service to The South Korean Office of be planned in the tradition Fisheries said there were 23 Area police report of the host church. After crewmen aboard the vessel but did Earthborn j ’Tiiriii: the service, there will be a not specify whether there any This printing test pattern is and FORLIliN Vernon treated and released. He is scheduled separation of delegates Baby Shampoo 5 Subject casaulties aboard the boat. part of The Herald quality Car Carpets to appear in Common Pleas Court 12, into 60-minute working North Korea’s official news agency Ivan LeBlanc, 32, of Holland control program in order to Spiral Notebook Mass, was arrested Sunday afternoon East Hartford, Sept. 13. give you one of the finest CARPET sessions (division, board of Reg. , 0 said an “unidentified ship” had in­ 8 6 R i directors, ad hoc groups) truded into North Korean waters and on a warrant charging him with first- newspapers in the nation. MERCHANTS REGVUH POLLIISG 1.49 ' Our to discuss and plan was detained after it had refused to degree kidnapping and third-degree Police said someone entered the 1310 Tolland Turnpiki PUCE Reg. * sexual assault. Kiddee Merchandising Equipment 12:00 - 8:00 P.M. projects and programs; 2.14 99 identify itself or leave. 648-8598 Co., 1(X) Bidwell St., this weekend by PAIO FOn BY THE FRED PECK RE-ELECTION COMMITTM then a 30-minute plenary Tame Creme In an unusually subdued dispatch The arrest stemmed from the in­ College ruled 8' ix U ’’, with dividers.' vestigation of an incident that oc- breaking the glass in an overhead session with reports from Rinse cured in the parking lot at Rockville door. The break was discovered this all working groups. A time 2-POCKET REPORT COVERS OR Two state men High School Jan. 6. LeBlanc was held morning by an employe. About $70 for fellowship will con­ 16 02 clude the evening. size 3x5” INDEX CARDS Re« 2 7 f in lieu of a $15,000 bond and was to be was taken from some food machines. R e* Of die in crashes presented in Common Pleas Court 19, A home on Beelzebub Rd. was Divisions and ad hoc f . 1 . 0 7 X-body. reported entered over the weekend groups may find it McGUIRE AFB, N.J. (UPI) - Stafford, today. and a color television, CB radio, necessary to meet on other PAPER CLIPS OR Two Air Force officers from Connec­ Adorn Hair Spray Edward Bednarz, 47, of 53 some jewelry, and a non-working ri­ Do something iracy occasions and for longer INDEX TABS...... ticut were among the 39 persons Manchatltr Evening Herald fle taken. periods of time. This is to killed in separate crashes of U.S. Air Ridgewood Dr., Vernon, suffered in­ 13 oz. size juries Sunday when he fell from the Published every evening except be determined by each Reg. 1 . 1 1 " ^ and BULLDOG Force military transport planes in Sundays and holldaya. Entered at the rear of a truck near Legion Fieid, Manchester. Conn. Post Office as Se­ division and ad hoc com­ 1.77 PENCIL SHARPENER Britain and Greenland. cond Claes Mall Matter. in the afternoon. Herald yesterdays mittee. First Lt. Leo D. Suilivan of North Regan Rd. Introducing matinees at Plainfield Greyhound Park. The first combined Haven was the pitot of a C141 Police said Bednarz was taken to Suggested Carrier Rates Payable In Advance meeting of the conference Starlifter that crashed Saturday in Rockville General Hospital and later Now. there’s .something 23 years ago Single copy ...... I5 e will be Tuesday, Sept. 28, Save on Famous Name WATCHES Gothaab, Greenland, killing 21 of 27 transferred to the Intensive Care W e e k ly ...... 9 0 t racy to do in the aPernoon Unit at St. Francis Hospital, Hart­ Thomas Ferguson, Herald O ne m o n th ...... S3.90 Afternoon racing for Puppy Lover at South United Methodist persons aboard, the Air Force dis­ Three mqpthi ...... $11,70 publisher, dies at the age of 81. Church at the intersection closed Sunday. ford. The driver of the truck was S ix m o n th s ...... $23.40 people w hojusl love it .*\ full P ^ s s WALTHAM, BENRUS, Municipal Building employes pre­ O ne y e a r ...... $46.80 program for puppy lovers, of Main St. and Hartford Capt. Dale C. Johnson of Norwalk Paul Prokup of Middle Butcher Rd., Mall Rates Upon Request Ku ‘4‘ j;riu't’al .Klini»iun from now through Rd. All volunteers and HELBROS and many more! was identified Sunday as the copilot Ellington. No police action was sent a petition requesting permanent Subscribers who tall to receive In iiMlmeu gies hound racing taken. Saturday closing. their newspaper before 5:30 p.m. SeptemlH'r 1. Twelve am l\u‘'(la\ or S,ituiTla\ those interested in finding of anothe. Starlifter that crashed should telephone the circulation Our Reg. 29.99 & 39.99 Sam 'Yules moves his shoe repair department. 647*9946. exciting greylTouncl races I’lt't tiine I 1.1 p m out more about the work of A Saturday in Mildenhall, England. Alt South Windsor shop from its Main St. site after 27 each Tuesday and SaUirdav the churches in MACC are 18 persons on that plane were killed. James Smith, 17, of 647 Foster St., K\ctli-iiK‘iii VIM can Iji't 41 years. Post time: l.lf) p m invited to attend. Authorities have ruled out the South Windsor, was charged Satur­ ( ’ome on There’s fun in Emergency Panlry possibility the airplanes might have day with failure to drive in the proper 10 years ago NATIVE PEACHES PLAiRFiEL the sun at I’lainfield The next time you go to been sabotaged, and an intensive in­ lane after a one-car accident on Preliminary plans for the proposed • (irevhound Park Greyhound Park Hale Haven varieties. the grocery store please *2 2 x*29 vestigation was under way to find out Avery St. Police said Smith struck a 12-room Globe Hollow elementary remember your less for- what brought the planes down. utility pole. He was taken to school are unanimously approved by Excellent for freezing Accurate, efficient 17|ewel and canning, Manchester Memorial Hospital, the Board of Education. timepieces for everyone also:-: Ifs the real fling! In the family' D NATIVE APPLES Theater schedule 'I'aki. the Conn, rurnpike (Houle .52) to Exit 87, I’liiinlicld. 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Herald Square, Gerald Ford had begun to believe Ray B rom ley disastrous polls newspaper headlines he give up campaigning so far as Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. those who said he was a caretaker and all - Tom Dewey the un­ possible and stick close to the White president who arrived in his office by beatable. Mr. Ford knew all loo well House and his day-to-day presidential Raymond f Robmson. Editor-Publisber Harold E Turkington Managing Editor campaigner in the United States duties. His dullness, their data a one-in-a-thousand accident. That today, and John Sears, probably the that veteran political observers were MANCHESTER showed, turned off both workers and changed the other night when he won ablest political manager around. saying that it did not matter who the Opinion — narrowly to be sure, but won — Republicans nominated. Carter had voters. Instead, he came out, after Jerry Ford became overnight a his nomination, in the roughest what may have been the most dif­ tiger, if you can picture an amiable the election in the bag. ficult campaign of his career, against This Ford overruled advisers who public political speech this mild- COUKTR’ tiger. No longer was this a Mr. Ford mannered man has to my knowledge S&H STAMPS MAKES US Ronald Reagan, possibly the ablest with President Truman as his idol. warned against debating the for- Let^s talk it up made in his two years as president. 204 BROAD ST. MANCHESTER , He chose as his running mate Sen. NO. ONE Mardiantt In Early Amarlcan Robert Dole, of Kansas, of whom Fumitura RaproducUons Is your conscience bothering tax money. Broken down — es­ Sen. Barry Goldwater has said: 7 2 B IM T CIOCRS • UMPS • FIREPUCE FURNISHINGS and • NAUTICAL PARAPHERNALIA "He's the first man we’ve had you because you, to borrow a timates in each department MIDDLE TURNPIKE C°EN TOES., WED., tA T . 10 A.M. - IM P.M. World War II term, around here in a long time who will i HURSDAV a FRIDAY, fD A.NT. • 9>.M . are as follows: Highway, $24,- SUNDAY 12 NOON - 5 P.M. PLENTY OP FREE PARKING grab the other side by the hair and nun t MANCHESTER "liberated” a Manchester 810; Park, $33,500; Cemetery, (0 > JS then drag them down the hill.” W l tCRVICt AND INSTALL INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL AS IT! street sign, highway depart­ $1,600; Water-Sewer, $4,540; The new Mr. Ford, actually, should ment construction cone, or Recreation, $2,400; Police, be no surprise. The man in the White AIR CONDITIONING - REFRIGERATION some other town-owned piece $20,000, and Board of Educa­ House these past two years has not CO.N.S U .M .E R' is7l7si been representative of the Ford of of property? tion, $50,000. this past quarter century in dog-eat- HEATING and SHEET METAL Do you have a library book To make the return of such dog congressional politics. He did not New England Mechanicai Services, Inc. MANCHESTER PARKADE get to be minority leader of the Business-Directory Guide For that is long overdue and items as anonymous as possi­ ROUTE 183, P.O. BOX 3147 Your Complete House on a "nice guy” platform. And carries a heavy fine if you ble, containers will be set up at TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. (06066) Appliance Store he did not hold that post b^ being a 643-2736 • 643-2102 returned it now? the town’s various fire milk toast champion. Manchester and Surrounding Well, Manchester Amnesty stations. Hardly had the young Ford hit the CAMPING EQUIPMENT FAMOUS BRAND Days are coming Sept. 25 and But for Amnesty Days to floor of Congress but that he began TELEVISION - APPLIANCES what was probably the most vigorous Vicinity 26 when you can return these TENTS, COTS, SUEPINO BAOS, AIH MATTSESSES. work, we think all of us should series of attacks on the Democratic MA.NOIESTER STOVES, LANTERNS items with no questions asked talk it up whenever we can. We majority bloc the House of Represen­ and no fear of reprisals. say this because the type of tatives had seen for many a year. He featuring this week... HOME NraoVEMEXT eventually teamed up with that FARR’S MV. It is all a part of a citizen’s person who has his conscience THE CVtHYTHmO STORE spellbinder Sen. Everett Dirksen in group to get missing town pop- bothering him about some I CAMP-OIRE-SPONT 2 MAIN STREET UPPUKMCE ® TV 649-35B9 what became known as the Ev and OPEN OAILT TO 0 P .M . J . FARR • 6 4 3 -7 1 1 1 H ill to stop I Sns erty returned in order to cut lapse to a whim or a dare isn’t Jerry show with, as I recall, weekly down the cost of replacing attacks on anything and everything the incorrigible thief or van­ j)i' these items. These dal, but might well be your son brought forth in those years when, as VOLKSWAGEN REPAIR "liberations” and vandalism now. the Democrats usually ruled by factory trained apaclallata or daughter or ours, and by Congress. He pulled no punches; nor cost the town over $135,000 a talking Amnesty Days up we did Dirksen. Phil Ptta . Locicaro and Zidak year. may get through to them. It is clear Mr Ford’s people have TEMPLE’S CARPET AND FLOOR COVBEING already been researching in detail The bill for vandalism last Remember, Sept. 25 and 26 you 646-S 036 I Mi MAIN STIBT Ofll 101 ibii SAT 14 TNMIS & III « « TEL. Jimmy Carter’s record as governor, year in Manchester came to Female bartenders too, too much MANCHBTBI OMT 01 l O t l CAU COlllCT 043*0062 can clear your conscience in the legislature, on his home town P&P AUTO REPAIR $136,850 or about .46 mills of without fear of reprisal. school board, his time in the Navy — Manchaatar Connecticut's largest Floor Covering Dealer WASHINGTON — Maybe barten­ more slack-jawed booze tycoons that 706 Main SI. • “Arco Charga” • ding should be automated, with women bartenders would be more ef­ down even to his credibility as a poor Andrew Tully ficient. They claim the female hand farm boy, the first in his family to drinks served up by machines in Conn. Most Complete Garden Center MERCURY white aprons. At least robots can't would have an instinctive sureness have a chance. AGENCY talk back, which is more than can be with the highball, a meticulousness It is clear Jimmy Carter’s honesty, said for those human females who with the dry martini. made an issue in this campaign by A little goading helps listens gravely and agrees that your EAST HARTFORD NURSERY Phono 646-2756 are being hired in increasing This is sheer trumpery The reason Carter himself, will be a major point wife doesn't understand you. Oc­ 1375 Sllvar Lana NO SERVICE CHARGE numbers to work behind the the world’s best chefs are male is of attack. Dole is prepared at the East Hartford 569-0800 casionally, but never unsolicited, he You can’t legislate components, will produce a mahogany. because men understand the science drop of a hat to relate what Carter delivers a helping of sound advice, of exact measurement, and do not go has told labor on Monday and RaaarfaOona tor • Hotala • Alrllnea • Staanwhlpa technology, any more than you fuel economy benefits of more I read somewhere that England is laced with quotations from Plato and We Have Everything For off adventuring with pinches of this management on Thursday. Your Home Gardening Needs. 1627 Main Street Mandwatar can legislate morality. But the than one mile per gallon at 1977 even importing American college Humphrey Bogart. and that when concocting a culinary It is clear too that Mr. Ford automobile industry’s in­ federal emissions levdls. In ad­ girls to tend bars in a country But consider, males, what would masterpiece. Besides, even in these expects Jimmy Carter and Walter already dangerously overrun with novative response to con- dition, driveability and happen if you tried to cry on a bar­ parlous times, a man is assured of an Mondale will constantly jab away at FLO’S Cake Decorating Supplies NOTICE! 200-pound, acne-ridden barmaids. maid's shoulder. You not only would occasional snort of Old Headcracker Watergate. And in Dole again, he 1646-0226 875-3252 gressionally mandated im­ response of the car is better. Clearly, the time has come to cry be called a brute all over again, but on the management from a male picked a man who fielded that issue ACOMPtmUNlOF ^WLTONCAKEDECORATMWS Country L o / t , Truly A Unique Shop MANCHESTER AUTO PARTS provements in fuel economy GM is also developing other halt to America's aping of this bar­ she’d probably shut you off from the bartender. A woman wouldn't buy in his last campaign for the Senate in baric Limey practice lest Mike's sauce on the grounds you were and emissions suggests that a electronic systems, including you a character-building dollop if 1974 in a manner Congressional H1 CENTER tT. : - ‘V 70 UNION ST. 270 Broad St. Opan 6-5:15 Dally 649-4528 Place replace its cuspidors with squandering money needed for little you’d just staggered in from a Quarterly describes as a strategic H4NCHESTEN, CONN. ROCKVILLE. CONN. little governmental goading Mon. • S«L 10*5 Country Lolt is located at 254 Broad Street in Manchester. Owners Chris and Joe LaVae have searched one which can keep an engine bowls of floating rose petals. Adelbert's zither lessons. No bar­ Mon. - Eol. 10-5 IB Open Saturday til 5 barefooted march across the Sahara. masterpiece. Unable to dispose of TlHifo., 10-0 PH. 10-e throughout New England and brought back to Manchester a collection of furniture produced by the same type may help speed up the process. operating at its best fuel Men are such chivalrous fatheads maid in her right mind would go Female bartenders, indeed! That the Watergate issue, says CQ, Dole w i t h they have forgotten that yon saloon is of craftsmen who originated the New England classics of yesterday. Some of the quality furnishings and General Motors has an­ economy without knocking and along with the verity that women way lies not only madness but the turned it to his advantage— managed Wedding Cake$ A Specialty Complete Machine Shop Service not just an oasis offering an oc­ accessories handled are complete dining room sets, battery or wind operated clocks, mirrors, lamps, nautical tend to be cantankerous, suspicious, death of one of man’s last remaining to brand his challenger as a nounced that it will introduce a another which can permit use casional ounce of firewater to a paraphernalia, living room sets, bedrooms sets, brass beds, rocking chairs, wall sconces and fireplace fur­ and unappreciative of life's finer refuges from life. Besides, is every "mudslinger.” \ EVERYTHING jN WE CAN T HIDE BEHIND new electronic spark, timing of advanced catalytic con­ troubled male world. It is a private OUR PRODUCT nishings. Chris and Joe have expanded their Early American furniture store Ihal now includes a gift depart­ things like corned beef and cabbage. dame Raquel Welch? B E m JANE TURNER system this fall that will mark verters for further control of club, a forum, a sanctuary in whose ment with such items as International silver pewter, Haegar oven proof dishwares. Imperial glass and many A male may absorb a skinful and K 0 MIRRORS • SHOWER CX)ORS School of Dance malty precincts a man may hide pick a fight with that big dope from {)• STORE FRONTS • SAFETY GLASS| other Items I the first use of a exhaust emissions. 40 OAK STREET MANCHESTER | microprocessor — an on-board from his wife, mistress, children, Toledo at the end of the bar. The » BATHTUB ENCLOSURES "One this new electronic boss and Johnny Carson. It is my un­ bartender (male) will intervene in Ballet ■ Taa - Jaaa digital computer — in a technology is aboard our cars, derstanding, indeed, that Internal plenty of time to save him a mouthful Today’s thought J.A. WHITE GLASS CO., Inc. Acrobatic rf 30 W«r»* academic he saw warfare as largely salaried troops on the globe. A request was denied by town zoning roller coaster. We knocked over milk largest in their chain! You'll be pleased to know that there’s a complete Audio Department, with all the O(ipo*i(r tlrm rlrry Uncle Sam. In eight tempestuous private with four years experience Dougherty Lots? It runs parallel Phon«; 646-5830 C ill 64&-5GG7 imperialistic: Indeed, he even officials; they felt it was too close to bottles, played the dart games, and famous name stereos and components available. Tony Guzzeta, sales manager says, "Consumer Sales Is Qtiallty Mwnorials years as chief ol slate Trudeau has A. A IM LTTl. Prop. resented Canada's participation can draw $775 a month basic pay. between McKee St. and Dougherty residential areas. rooted for our number to come up on ...... Doing Its Best To Fight Inflation By Saving You Plenty on Famous Brand Appliances — At Prices That for the first time in memory against Hitler and the Japanese, One Meanwhile, there is little money for St., its north end fronting on Center The lot stayed the way it was until the wheel of fortune and win a prize. Everyone Can Afford!” llo rrU un St., reminded both sides that our 5,500 of his first acts after election was to the less sexy things such as equip­ St. and its south end backing up to recent years. More homes were We followed the circus parades; mile long border is real and sur­ “Serving the area since 1955’ signal a shrinkage of commitment to ment and maintenance; at any given homes along W, Center St. built, and now the frontage along we passed out the posters advertising prisingly fragile; if he is not anti- NATO; since then he has time, says a military expert here, The lot, at one time, was clear to Center St. may be the site for a the circus. We saw the advance man OM A PatnOiig ProMaiaT W tS Haipl American, he fits that description systematically cut the defense force half of Canada’s tank corps is in­ those homes. But that’s changed. restaurant within a year. give jobs to the kids cleaning up the IVe’re Now In Our OervlM etW meene eomethlAg to ue — end Derrtce meeno opendlrtg well enough. iM W BTBJJtn^SJKn enough time with you to help you eelect the right paint Hnleh lor that |ob MANCHESTER to where it now could not defend Ot­ operable. ★ ★ ★ elephant leavings, to walking the youYa planning, le e u t ter paint and aenrice when you plan your n eit Much of the litany ol Trudeau's COtilEll PMOIR t corax taVKE tawa (against Montreal?) much less The loss of Canada as a defense Dougherty Lots once was Dougherty Lots has a lot of history. horses, feeding the animals, and New LocatlonI proieeL manufactured aggravation is well LOW COST PSINTINO the rest of the nation’s 3.5 million ally is not, presumably, crucial to the Manchester’s prime space for the When a circus or a carnival wasn’t on helping put up the main tent and the HARDWARE known. He or his office are forever WHILI YOU WAIT (PHOTO W«*pY| square miles. United States. By now Americans circus and the carnival. Clyde Beatty the lot, there were a lot of ball side show. We worked those jobs, w m CMN • ttllNBR t MB tllitt MANCHESTER PET CENTER Hardware - Garden Suppllat - Plumbing Suppllaa threatening nationalization of U.S. It's not that he's against spending expect irresponsibility from their played there; so did the Coleman games, hardball and softball. It was too. EAJohnson PAI NT CO. 877 Main St. interests in Canada. He has recently MINIT-MAN PRINTING 687 Main Street • 649-4273 tax money. The Canadian budget has neighbors regarding mutual security Bros. Circus and the Hunt Bros. Cir­ a great place to fly a kite, too. ★ m?S aii! J t . . " A N C M e m n . 44^1777 ordered a blackout of U.S. adver­ (Corntr of Main 81. & Bralnard Placa) .Ho.;ro.HT';Cw8<®v Free Parking Rear Of Store gone up fourfold since 1968, to a pre­ (in Canada is an example, Mexico is cus. There were others. We remember the carnivals down No one can really tell it like my • SEE US FOR ENGRAVED NAME PLATES tisements on the American television • TRY OUR NEW W l lOIIO COfMI “ N 'e V e Everything For The Pet Owner” sent estimate of $42 billion annually. the prototype). Nor can one But there hasn’t been a circus or a there, and those the Knights of mother can. 7Sa MAIN IT ., MANCHfSTIR * 040-4001 programs picked up in the north. He Yet where in 1966 the armed forces wholeheartedly deplore this nation’s carnival on the lot for more than 30 Columbus used to have on a vacant has sharply increased the price of oil. I was among the missing for dinner accounted for 20 per cent of the genuine desire to see less not more years. Circuses were banned after lot between Delmqnt and Hollister one day, the family was In a stew He has instituted policies dis­ BOX STORAGE budget, it now is allowed only 10.7 arms building and war. the tragic July 6,1944 Rlngling Bros, Sts. on Main St. That’s where today trying to find me. They searched the JOHN’S FLOOR COVERING INC. VO Frank Arnone couraging U.S. investments in his na­ per cent. The military costs are $2.8 Yet coupled with the other chilly fire in the outdoor tent on Barbour St. you find the Seven-Eleven Store and & MOTHPROOFING tion. And, of course, he has missed neighborhood. Then someone 6 4 9 -7 9 0 1 billion this year, or $127 per citizen; Trudeauisms riding the winds south, in Hartford. Carnivals were also a fruit and vegetable market in a reminded them that there was a car­ 119 Oakland St. O N ALL WINTER CLOTHES few opportunities to tell the world of BBRNfE'S'r"^ .'S' by comparison the U.S. spends $110 the security pullout has somber im­ later banned, but they are coming former hamberg stand. nival at Dougherty Lots. Installing SInea 19 5 3 styled by - COLO STOOAOl ON RMS - fallout received from residing side billion, or about $500 per resident. plications. The Yanks are weary of back. Carnivals have returned; St. Alter Six, Lord West RaManaMUi In Vawll by side with the rich unwashed. Mom says they found me hawking LINOLEUM - CARPET • CERAMIC - PORMICA -AJI w ort don# o r pfaiiiDn t M d Addf Not to put too fine a point on'it, the the P.M.'s barbs and snickering ★ ★ ★ Bridget has one annually and so do balloons; guess I was about five or OPfN DRILY 10 RJR. - s PJI- It Far more important that those KITCHEN A BATH REMODELINQ » cot STOAKSTREETT Canadian military is comic. It con­ asides. If he continues, Americans Alex Jarvis owned the lot. It was the Parkade Merchants, six at the time. They didn’t need any I Palm Beach irritations, however, is Trudeau’s all Om r Mm .. Tm o .. tsL II to I pM., Hart. IM . IIM I u MANCHESTER, CONN. PARKADE CLEANERS sists of 78,000 active and 21,000 won't answer for the consequences. vacant for a long time. Then some ★ ★ ★ help selling the side show. MANOiEITa CiMOiWrtMiMy Itt^TI 402 W. MIDOLI TPKI. but incomprehensible abandonment MANCHESTER PARKADE 643*9561 10 to 9 Weekdays — 10 to 5 Saturday reserve personnel. Its naval arm has By damn, if Taiwan decides to at­ foundations surfaced about 15 years We watched the carnivals and cir­ Hmmmmmm. Wonder what it • of Canada's military security respon- 20 destroyers and three conventional tack, we may just let them take over ago, at the south end of the lot. cuses come alive at Dougherty Lots; iibilities of the U.S. and to the rest of would have been like to be a man of submarines, and its air force main­ the joint. Alex wanted to construct a theater from riggings in trucks to a ferris the road? PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., August 30, 1976 ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon,, August 30, 1976 — PAGE SEVEN AARPmeetsl Controlled burning successful miaurliPHtrr Eup.mug Hrralb Bray-Ferguson ' Wednesday C ovenlry Fly UNF)A I.OVERING Laurie Beth Ferguson of Connecticut Northeast Chapter of the American Happy sew in g b e g in s at bea co n w a y A two-story Victorian house was Area news Manchester and David H. Bray of Association of Retired Per­ burned to the ground Sunday where it Andover El'ington Hebron South Windsor Vernon were married Aug. 27 at sons will have its first stood between Jim's Supply and the HOC' Coventry East Hartford Tolland Vernon South United Methodist Church in United Pentacostal Church on Rt. 31. Manchester. meeting of the season The property is owned by Jim The bride is the daughter of Mr. Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. at Ferrigono. and Mrs. Thomas F. Ferguson of 78 the KofC Home, 138 Main The South Coventry Volunteer Fire Forest St. The bridegroom is the son St. Miss Anne Marie Beaconway Department planned the fire. Roger of Mr. and Mrs. Mart H. Bray Jr. of Bellard, South Coventry chief, said, Swimmers to compete 135 Pond Lane. Campbell of American 'We are asked if we would like to The Rev. George Webb officiated Airlines will be guest Fabric center at the double-ring evening ceremony. speaker. She will show burn the building for fire fighting V ern o n training.” scheduled for four age groups, 8 i 9, Floral arrangements of pink, white slides and demonstrate the The building was condemned as a Swimmers in the Tri-Town area of 10 & 11, 12 & 13, and 14 & 15. These and burgundy carnations decorated m technique of packing a suit­ health and fire hazard. Vernon, Ellington, and Tolland will events include freestyle, backstroke, the altar and pew ends of the church. case for a trip by air. Precautions included two fire walls compete in the 22nd annual Greater breaststroke, and butterfly. James McKay of Manchester was Members who have of water between the church, the bur­ Vernon Swimming and Diving cham­ There will be two categories of organist. Miss Ilga Paups and Miss renewed their membership ning house and Jim's Supply. Fire pionships Sept. 4 at 1 p.m. at the diving: The junior division for boys Margaret Cobb, both of Manchester, during the summer are fighters steadily hosed the roofs of Horowitz Pool, Henry Park in and girls aged 12 and under; and the sang, accompanying themselves on asked to send the new these two buildings. Rockville. intermediate division for those 13-15. guitars. expiration date to the The burning began at about 1:30 in The 31-event program is sponsored The highlight of the meet will be The bride, given in marriage by chapter’s membership the afternoon in the ell closest to the by the Vernon Recreation Depart­ the presentation of the best-all- her parents, wore a gown of imported chairman, Ida Beruby, 18 church. The fire then burned to the ment, Amerbelle Corporation, the around swimmer award. This is white English net over silk peau de Arch St., 649-1265. center of the building covering both American Legion Post 14, Rockville presented annually in honor of sole appliqued with re-embroidered The chapter's first trip of floors. Lodge of Elks, the Jaycees, William Horowitz after whom the Alencon lace, accented with Vene­ the season will be Sept. 8 to 'This procedure, Bellard said, Exchange Club and Rotary Club. pool was named. These awards go to tian lace and seed pearls, with a Newport, R.l. A bus will helps make the walls fall inward.” Rain date will be Sept. 5. the top performer in the girls and Watteau back falling to a full chapel- leave the KofC Home at 8 The cupola on the roof burned and All boys and girls aged 15 and boys divisions. Points are awarded length train. Her cathedral-length a.m. The group will take a fell in as the tin roof rolled up and younger, living in the three towns, for first, second, and third place and mantilla of French illusion was boat trip around the island collapsed. are eligible to compete. Those points are also given if a meet record appliqued with lace. She carried a but will not tour the man­ Fire lighters broke the windows wishing to enter must register at is broken. bouquet of pale pink roses and baby's sions. Reservations are on with rocks. Bellard said later, "The either Henry Park or the Vernon Awards will also be given to the top breath. I a first come, first served reason for this was to ventilate. The Elementary Pool, Rt. 30, by 7 p.m. on performers among the members of basis. Fabuloin Miss Leigh Ferguson of danger of the windows blowing out Sept. 1. Time trials will be conducted the Vernon Swim Team. The public is Manchester was her sister's maid of from pressure concerned us.” Coventry volunteer fire fighters direct water towards the Washburn FFouse on Rt, 31 Sunday Sept. 2 at Horowitz Pool. invited to attend the meet at no honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Mario The fire departments from North afternoon. (Photo by Lynn Alemany) Swimming events have been charge. Salerno and Miss Lisa Chittick, both About town and South Coventry, Columbia, An­ of Manchester; Miss Alexandra dover and Eagleville took part in the trucks at the fire site. Police Officer Ron Dowdy said Ferguson of Willimantic; and Mrs. The luau committee of burning. During the last two weeks A light wind blew and a damp while directing traffic, "It's the Fire fighters save spruce tree Frank DiBattista of Newington. Miss the VFW Auxiliary will M I M r k the departments carried out smoke drizzly rain fell. biggest thing since the fireworks! " Kimberly Wood of Windsor Locks, meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. drills and rescue procedures to "These conditions were excellent Dowdy said there were no major the bridegroom’s niece, was flower of our volunteer firemen. They did an at the post home. The prepare for Sunday. for the burning," Bellard said. traffic problems, just a lot of people. C oventry Frank Funk, chairman of the girl. excellent job of saving the tree. They meeting is open to all in­ "We carried out rescue procedures "The house was burned one section Bellard thanked the police depart­ A Norwegian spruce tree, es­ Conservation Commission said, "In­ Robert Corcoran Jr. of Manchester kept water on the tree from begin­ terested members. In the morning and live fire fighting at a time,” Bellard said. The smoke ment for their work in keeping traffic timated to be 200 years old and about credible work. Super job. I thought at served as best man. Ushers were ning to end.” techniques in the afternoon,” Bellard and steam from steady hosing of the and pedestrians under control and 80 feet high was the focus of attention least half the tree would be lost and it Thomas H. Ferguson of Manchester, i Herbert said he would attend the M em bers ol the Old said. house was noticeable. away from the trucks and hoses. at Sunday’s controlled burning of a looks like it's in great shape.” the bride’s brother; Kenneth Wood of next town council meeting to find out Naylor Photo Guard of Emanuel "We can got to school, but the ac­ Cooper said, “The temperature in­ comdemned building in the center of Protester Herbert said, "The tree Windsor Locks, the bridegroom's Just as planned who is sued the burning permit. Lutheran Church will meet tual experience of firefighting under side the burning house varied from Coventry. was hosed down, but they did not use brother-in-law; Mario Salerno and Mrs. David H. Brav Town health officials and the state Tuesday at 8:30 a m. at the controlled conditions is an invaluable 1,500 to 3,00 Fahrenheit" Capt. Ed Roy of the Columbia Public concern that the tree would enough water.” Craig Sweeney, both of Manchester, Department of Environmental church to go by bus to Ed experience for firemen" Town Council Chairman, Jesse Volunteer Fire Department said, burn included a protest from Thomas North Coventry Fire Chief Dick A reception was held at The Colony Protection had approved the burning, Mrs. Bray is employed as an inter­ Bray is a sales representative for W ern e r s c o tta g e at North Coventry Fire Chief Dick Brainard said, “The job was handled "The Coventry Fire Department did Herbert, an artist residing across Rt. Cooper said, "three thousand in Talcottville, after which the ocu- Bellard said. nal auditor for the International Divi­ Philip Morris U S A., Tobacco Divi­ Misquamicut, R.l. Those Cooper said there were 11 trucks, an extremely well. The building was a a good job, they were terrific.” 31 from the burned house. gallons of water per minute were ple left for Bermuda. They will Both Bellard and Cooper said, with pumped from the stream in front of Future uncertain sion of Hartford National Bank Mr sion planning to attend are ambulance and three rescue trucks health hazard. The exercise served a The tree was so close to the bur­ reside in Vernon. asked to bring their own at the scene. The men communicated good purpose for the fire a smile, "It burned just as we ning house that portions of it touched the ^ u th Coventry Fire House. The Jim Ferrigno, owner of Jim ’s dam was opened to provide enough lunch. well at the water source and at the department.” planned and expected" the structure. Supply and the burned building, said, water.” South Coventry Fire Chief Roger "If it's in my way I'll cut it down. If The fair committee of Board meets Tuesday Republican dance Bellard said, "We put more water on Jesse Brainard, Town Councii not. I'll leave it alone.” chairman, said, "The tree is a good South United Methodist SOUTH WINDSOR - The Board of Education will VERNON — The Republican Town Committee will the tree than the house. We saved the Ferrigno plans to build a parking AL commander example of the control and expertise Church will meet tonight at meet Tuesday in executive session at the Union School. sponsor a fund-raising dance Sept. 3 at The Colony, tree!" lot on the burned building site. 7:30 at Susannah Wesley Agenda item is personnel. Talcottville. The band, "Main Street” will play for dan­ at convention Hall of the church. cing. Tickets are available from Carla Wakefield, Hun­ tington Dr. or Jane Lamb, Vinetta Dr. David Morsey, commander of the Manchester WATES will Library aide sought Seniors to celebrate birthdays Dilworth-Cornell-Quey Post of the meet Tuesday at the PZC meets Tuesday Italian-American Club. Herald mail box located at American Legion in Manchester, is SOUTH WINDSOR — The Planning and Zoning Com­ BOLTON — Bolton High School is taking applications South Windsor South Winder Rotary Club, casserole; Wednesday, Weighing in will be from 7 roast turkey breast; the Police Station. attending the American Legions mission will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m in the commissions for the position of library aide. They may be filled out at Four birthdays and two was formally donated on to 8 p.m. your choice Thursday, barbecued beef national convention in Seattle. Wash save 1.11 room at Town Hall the school until Friday. To learn more, call the school. anniversaries will be Friday at the Wapping News Housing for the over buns; Friday, New celebrated Tuesday at the Morsey is a delegate from the First C o rrectio n Elderly. England clam chowder, luncheon held daily at St. District Department of Connecticut 60" washable The bus, much sought basked macaroni and In an article carrying a Peter's Episcopal Church and is chairman of this delegation Hebron bus routes after by the town's senior cheese. GLOBE list of some of the super­ on Sand Hill Rd. for South sueded knit Persons with news of He was appointed by Bertrand markets opened for Sunday Windsor’s senior citizens. citizens, will transport peo­ ple daily to tbe Nutritional local senior citizens in­ Travel Service Michaud. First District commander. shopping, the name of Top or wool & wool Lillian Brown, Robert 555 MAIN STREET dover Rd , Rd, to Jan Dr. East Program. Until now, a cluding birthdays and an­ Notch in Manchester was Bus 1 Bus 5 Gray, Bill Brouwer and 643-2165 Morsey was elected commander ot (Note: Some Hebron Elementary rented bus had been niversaries may submit listed in error. It is not blend novelties 'IVIp 1 — Hebron Elemenlary School children take Bus 10 to Gilead Hill Starts at 7:05 a m., stops on East St., John Patinsky will be the Manchester Post in June. open on Sundays. 8 transporting people three them in writing to The . sueded knit in 7 colors Starts 7 45 a m. from the school and School (from corner of East St, and Old Andover Rd,, Burnt Hill Rd., Wall honored with a cake for days per week. Herald South Windsor cor­ . a big lirsl time sale otter picks up all students on Rt. 85 south to Burnt Hill Rd. north and then to Hebron St., Bask,!tshop Rd., Wall St. August birthdays. 30 Yearn yd. The new bus will also respondent, Judy Kuehnel, . acetate-nylon; full bolls Crouch Rd. and returns 85 north to Elementary. They take bus 14 from Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Van 7’ror«>/ Experience . novelties new for 76 asst. Hebron School. B ub 6 take trips to shopping 10 Barber Hill Rd., South MR. & MRS. W ILLIAM J. HOULE Hebron Elementary at 2:30 p m. to Sicklin and Mr. and Mrs, Authunzed agent in Manchester Burian-Moss Photo Loring Photo . wool, wool-nylon; fuH bolts Gilead Hill School to get neighborhood Starts at 7:10 a m., stops on Martin malls in nearby towns. Windsor; or may drop news (ur all Airlines, Railroads and our reg. 3.99 Bus 1 Norman Priest will Steamship Lines . checks, plaids, tweeds, buses.) Rd , West St . Rt. 94 south Rt 85 south. The menu at St. Peter's articles in the Manchester The engagement of Miss Sharon L. celebrate anniversaries. The engagement of Miss Deborah at the entrance to the herringbones Trip 2 — Hebron Klemenlary Church this week is: Foley of East Hartford to Ronald A. Stops at Mansion Hill & Deepwood. B uh I I B ub 7 The new Senior Citizen J. Rivosa to Barry W. Magnuson, BAVARIAN ROYAL Tuesday, braised beef Lee of Andover has been announced Hillcrest, Bass Lake Rd.. Deepwood & Trip I — Hebron Elementary Starts at 6:55 a m., stops on Intersec­ mini-bus dorjated by the both of Manchester, has been an­ PALACE, one ol the by their parents. Woodacres. North Pond Rd. Starts at 7:45 a m , at Rham Rd , stops tion of Rt. 85 4 Rt. 66. goes Rt. 66 west to nounced by her parents, Mr. and placet ol intereet they on Brennan Rd , Hope Valley Rd., Rt 85 Marlborough line, returns Rt, 66 direct to Mrs. John C. Rivosa of 47 Eldridge The bride-elect is the daughter of save 50% H uh 2 Pinochle game visited on their recent ®3ve 50% to Rt. 66. Grist Mill Rt 85 to East St Wellswood, Millstream Rd , Rt. 206. St. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Foley of lour ot GERMANY off full bolt prIcM IVip 1 — Hebron Hlernentary VERNON — The Vernon Senior Citizens Pinochle Club East Hartford. Her fiance is the son (turn), Slocum Rd.. Marjorie Circle B ub 9 Mr, Magnuson is the son of Mr. and AND SWITZERLAND. Starts at 7;45 a m., stops at Hope will hold a game Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. at the Vernon (south end), out to Rt 66, to Millstream Mrs, George E. Magnuson of 85 of Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Lee of For more Information Valley Rd. from Sheer Dr., Jones St., Rt Rd Starts at 7:02 a m., stops on Forest Senior Citizens Center in Rockville. Andover. Park. Webster Lane, Yorkshire Dr., Ashworth St. on the tours, which 2, Chittenden Rd., Old Route 2, turn at The bride-elect was graduated Miss Foley was graduated from Ball’s House, Jones St., Burrows Hill B uh 14 Brighton Dr. depart weekly, contact from East Catholic High &hool and George Penney High School and is Rd,. FU, 66 east from Burrows Hill. Mrs. Houle at AIRWAY Trip I — (iileud Hill .Sebo<»l B ub 10 Rockville Hospital notes | employed by TYavelers Insurance Co. t 4 9 Hartford College for Women. She Starts at 7:45 a m. (Gilead Hill TRAVEL AGENCY In buh ;i Starts 7 a m., at Rt. 66 4 85. south on 85 will graduate 'from Connecticut Mr. Lee was graduated from Manchester where she students only), stops at lower East St., to Amston Village, south on 85 to Windham Technical School and is I'rip 1 — (iili’iicl Hill Wall St. starting at corner of Burnt Hill Admitted Friday: Vera Hansen Dr., Vernon. College in New London in June, 1977. If a Travel Consultant. I yd- Colchester line, 85 north. Mansion Hill, employed by Lydall and Foulds, Inc. Starts at 7:45 a m., stops Jan Dr East Rd., Burnt Hill Rd., Basketshop Rd. Cobb, South St., Rockville; Admitted Sunday: Nicole Her fiance was graduated from Tel: 646-2500 ' ' on full boft, 1.99 North Pond Rd.. 85 north to Rham. Choinski, Park West Dr., A Sept. 18 wedding is planned. If on full bolt* 2.M & West, Brighton Rd , Yorkshire Dr . (both schools), Loveland Rd., Marjorie Margaret Meacham, Tolland; Manchester High School. He served Rockvill; Wilma Dube, Kelly Brighton Rd. Circle, Rt 85 North, Slocum Rd. east to B ub 11 Emily Tipaldi, Merline Dr., four years in the U.S. Navy. Vernon. Rd., Vernon; Charles Gleim, uh new turnaround. Carriage Dr., Rt. 85 The couple is planning an Aug. 27, plaids B 4 Starts at 7 a m., stops on Brennan Rd., Discharged Friday: Mrs. Pine Hill Rd., Tolland; Philip 45' better North, Gilead Hill School, shuttle back to Slicer Dr., Rt. 85 north, Slocum Rd, west, 1977 wedding. Trip I — Hebron Fleiiientury Hebron Elementary then Gilead Hill. Laureen Baker and daughter, Martin, W. Main St., and novelties Starts 7:45 a m., (No pickups on Rt. Rt. 85 south, corner Carriage Dr , Slocum Hartford Tpke., Rockville; Rockville; Robert Nurmi, dress pdi*®, 851, stops on Niles Rd., Old Cochester Shuttle B ub Road east. Julian Hodges, Hartford Broad St., Manchester; Irene , acetate-nylon '' Grades 9-1" will be picked up at Rham GIVE YOUR KID A Rd,, Grayville Rd., Reidy Hill Rd., Old Tpke., Rockville; Mrs. Hilly Pieseik, Enfield; Rebecca • polyester pongee prints All grade six students will be attending at the main ntrance at 1:40 p m. They n o 5 Colchester Rd , Kinney Rd,. Millstream Gilead Hill School. Those children living McKinney and son, Columbus Rothe, Hillsdale Dr., CLEARANCE ON All REMAINING Rd , Rt ‘207. Hope Valley Rd from Rt 85 take the same buses home as they come St., Manchester. Ellington. Recent graduate in the Hebron School area will take their in on in the a m. Routes will be reversed. to Sheer Dr., Slicer D r, Brennan Rd neighborhood buses to the Hebron Birth Friday; A son to Mr. Discharged Sunday: Alvah SEWING MACHINEI and Mrs. Andre Descheneau, Ballou. Danielson; William 1976 MERCURY B uh .5 Elementary School where they will board B ub 2 Broad Brook. Brennan, East Longmeadow, save 50% save 65^ a shuttle bus lor Gilead Hill School. Kindergarten (noontime) f i l l Trip 1 - (.ilead Hill Sebool Admitted Saturday: Mass., Grace Healy, Ward CHRISTOPHER C. oil full bolt prices These will be Buses 8 and 14. In the after­ To Hebron Elementary School. Starts Starts at 7 45 a m., stops at Forest noon these students will be brought to Priscilla Bazan, Hansen Dr., St., Rockville; Ralph Lavoie, NAYl.OR SALE. Park (Walnut. Hickory, Webster, at school, goes to Rt. 207 to Millstream to Vernon; Elizabeth Lee, Moun­ Hartford; Shirley Snay, Wind­ BOBCATS Hebron Elementary School by Buses 8 Wellswood (in and out), Rt. 66 West to Elizabeth I, Daly Rd . Old Salt Box Rd and 14 to get their regular neighborhood tain Spring Rd., Tolland. sor Ave., Rockville; Mrs. Excellent Selection & Choice of Colors (GREAT MACHINES FOR ANY Rt. 85 south to Brennan Rd., Slicer Dr. to Discharged Saturday: Dorothy Tilton and daughter, 139 Diane Dr. B uh 6 buses home at 2:35 p.m Any child atten­ Hope Valley Rd. to Reidy Hill to ding the Gilead Hill School but living Karen Austin, Somers; Mrs Regan Rd., Vernon. B.A. degree BEGINNER... EVEN YOU.) I'rip 1 — Gilead Hill Sebool Grayville, left on Old Colchester Rd., Faye Britson and son. Gail political science within the Hebron Elementary School right on Rt. 85, south to North Pond Rd. MEW 1976 MERCURY if anyone yo^ love hsi ever wanted a §ing^r tewmg machine Starts at 7 45 a m., stops at Porter St., district, regardless of grade, will follow Dr., Ellington; Vivian University of now IS the tioie to give one. We've selected some of our most to Deepwood Dr. to Wood Acres Rd. turn Slocum Rd. West. Martin Rd,, West St., Mioura, East St., Rockville; BOBCAT MFC economicallv priced machines end then slashed prices even the same procedure. and go back Deepwood to Bass Lake, ALARM CLOCKS Connecticut Rt. 94 (turn at town linei. Rt. 85 from in­ Robert Schultz Jr., Somers; 3-DR. RUNAIOUT further so it's easier now then you ever dreamed it could l>e to right on Hillcrest Dr. to Deepwood, left it on full bolts 1.99 our reg. 55c tersection of 94 south to Gilead Hill Mi

Obituaries School board faces heavy agenda tonight Mixed doubles tennis titles captured Frank S. Sadowaki St., East Hartford, with a Chester K. Fulton The Manchester Board of — are among the agenda EAST HARTFORD - Mass of Christian Burial at EAST HARTFORD - Education resumes its items. Frank Stanley Sadowski, 9 a.m. at Holy Trinity Chester K. Fulton, 77, of heavy schedule tonight Also planned is an 78, of 17 Cree Rd., East Church. 101 Connecticut Blvd., died with its first meeting in a executive session to dis­ Hartford, died Sunday at Burial will be in Mt. St, Aug, 28 at a local convales­ month and a half. The open cuss an arbitration award by White-Hadge, Kermode-Everett Mt. Sinai Hospital. Benedict Cemetery, cent home. session is scheduled at 8 in the contract dispute Born in New Hyde Park, Bloomfield. Born in Providence, R.I., p.m. at the board room, 45 between the school board L.I., N.Y., he lived in East By EARL YOST Friends may call at the he lived in East Hartford N. School St. and school administrators. Hartford 16 years. He Sports Editor funeral home tonight from four years. He worked for Highlighting tonight’s worked for the Pratt & 7 to 9, the Department of the agenda is a report by Continuing his domination of local tennis, Mike White teamed Whitney Division of United -About town— Navy for 45 years, retiring School Supt. James with Steve Badge to win the Town Men’s Doubles championship Technologies Corp. in East Mrs. Antoinette B. five years ago. He was a Kennedy on school Scandia Lodge, Order of yesterday and Louise Kermode added to her Women’s Singles Hartford for 15 years, Johnson member of tbe First opening, which is due Sept. Vasa in America, will meet retiring 13 years ago. He EAST HARTFORD - 8. Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at laurels by teaming with Linnea Everett to capture the Women’s Mrs. Antoinette Bell John­ Congregational Church of Doubles crown Sunday. served in the Polish army East Hartford. A large number of per­ Emanuel Lutheran Church. in 1920. He was a member son, 82, of 1 Rose St., The two events culminated the an­ Survivors are his wife, sonnel actions — teacher There will be entertain­ Toshon def. Roy-Moss 6-7, 6-1, 6-2; of Ss. Cyril and Methodius widow of J. Edwin John­ nual six division tournament staged Mrs. Jessie Ross Fulton; a resignations, leaves of ment and refreshments Nightingale-Stevens def. Ross-Cox 7- Church, Hartford. son, died Saturday at Hart­ son, Eric Fulton of Tucson, absence and appointments after the meeting. the past three weekends under the 5, 6-1. Survivors are a son, ford Hospital. supervision of Ray Camposeo of the Second round: Darling-Aucoin def. Born in Danbury, she Ariz., and a sister, Mrs. Eugene Sadowski of Falwarcl A. Tliomaa Ruth Lippinrott Rec Department staff. Racine-Maurus 6-2, 6-4; Compasso- lived in East Hartford 40 Pearl Ashton of Torrington; two daughters, GLASTONBURY - Funeral service for Ruth Earlier this summer White won the Eacott def Bernardi-Talbot 6-1, 6-0; years. Providence. Mrs. Henrietta Greenwood Edward A. Thomas, 76, of P. Lippincott of 121 St Men’s Singles tourney and teamed Grogan-MacDonald def. McKenzie- She was a member and a A memorial service was of East Hartford and Mrs. 1608 Hebron Ave., father of John St. who died Friday with Edith Gottlieb to gain the Mixed Ross 6-1, 6-1; Spiro-Boser def. deaconess of the First held this afternoon at the Helen Caines of Ellington, Mrs. Irene Zaccaro and will be Tuesday at 11 a.m Doubles title. Riggio-Shaw by default; Hickey- Congregational Church, Chapel of the First 11 grandchildren and 9 brother of Dr. Andrew from the Holmes Funeral The male doubles combine Moroz def. Bogar-Toshon 6-4,1-6, 7-6; East Hartford, She was Congregational Church in great-grandchildren. Thomas, both of H om e, 400 M ain S t., whipped defending champions, Mai Nightingale-Stevens def. Bevier- also a member of the Inter­ East Hartford. Burial will The funeral is Tuesday at Manchester, died Aug. 29 Manchester. Burial will be Darling and Pete Aucoin in straight Bevier 5-7. 6-4, 6-2; Balcome-Davis national Order of King’s be private. There are no 9:30 a m with a Mass of at Manchester Memorial in East Cemetery. sets, 6-1, 6-3, while the Kermode- def. Caouette-M arquis 6-1. 6-4; Daughters. calling hours. Christian Burial at Ss. Hospital. Friends may call at the Everett combine needed just two Hadge-White def. Levin-Leclerc 6-2, Survivors are a sister, Memorial gifts may be funeral home tonight from Cyril and Methodius Born in New Britain, he sets to prevail against Sue Rogers 6-0. Mrs. Harry Schoonmaker made to the Hartford Savings and Certificate Accounts. Church. Burial will be in lived in Hartford, moving 7 to 9. and Betty Soderlund, 6-2, 6-2. Everett Third round: Darling-Aucoin def. of Danbury; a grandson, Heart Association, 310 We pay the highest savings rptes available — Rose Hill Memorial Park, to Glastonbury 20 years Memorial gifts may be won the Women's Singles titles in Compasso-Eacott 6-3, 6-3; Spiro- Shelford Johnson of East Collins St., Hartford or Mt. from 5'.% to 7G%. Interest is paid daily and Rocky Hill There are no ago. He retired as a made to the National 1973 and 1974. Boser def. Grogan-MacDonald 6-2, 6- Hartford, and a grand­ Vernon Lodge of Masons, compounded continuously, loo. And that means calling hours. foreman at Pratt & Kidney Foundation. Defending women’s champs, Julia 4; Hickey-Moroz def. Nightingale- daughter, Linda Johnson of Cranston, R.I. that even your interest earns interest in a Memorial gifts may be Whitney Division of United CorriTlion Britnell and Ann Tobin were Stevens 7-6, 6-3; Hadge-White def. Glastonbury. The Glastonbury Funeral Heritage Savings account made to The Greater Hart­ Technologies Corp. in East In the account of the sidelined by Rogers and Soderlund in Balcome-Davis 6-0, 6-0 The funeral is Tuesday at Home, 450 New London ford Lung Association, Hartford in 1962 where he death of Miss Ruth Lippin­ the semifinals, 1-6. 6-2, 6-2. Semifinals: Darling-Aucoin def. 11 a.m. from Newkirk and Tpke., Glastonbury was in Free NOW Checking. Talcott Notch Rd., Far­ had been employed over 35 cott appearing in Satur­ For White it was a return to the Spiro-Boser 6-1. 6-3; Hadge-White Whitney Funeral Home, charge of arrangements. mington. years. He was a communi­ day’s Herald, her sister. The savings account that works like a checking champion’s circle in Men’s Doubles. def. Hickey-Moroz 6-3, 6-3. 318 Burnside Ave., East Rose Hill Funeral Home, cant of St. Paul’s Church in Miss Edith H. Lippincott account and pays 5% annual interest. Free plus He and Tom McDonald prevailed two Finals: Hadge-White def. Darling- Hartford. Burial will be in John von Hollrn 580 Elm St., Rocky Hill, in Glastonbury and a member was listed as living in 5% - there's no better way to check than with years ago. Aucoin 6-1, 6-3. Hillside Cemetery, East John von Hollen, father Herald photo charge of arrangements. of its Men’s Club. Houston, Tex. Ruth Lippin­ us. That s because at Heritage we've always been The same held true for Everett Hartford. of Richard von Hollen of Other survivors are his cott made her home with consumer oriented, offering you the latest in Women'a Doubles champs who twice won the Women’s Doubles M 411111'n's Dotililcs: Waller G. Kellner There are no calling 480 Woodland St., banking with no strings attached wife, one son, one brother, her sister at 121 St. John in 1973 and 1974 with Marti Parliman First round: Lane-Schackner def. hours. Manchester, died Aug. 17 Louise Kermode and Linnea Everett VERNON - Walter G. one daughter, two sisters, St., Manchester. as her partner. Hassett-Wright 6-4, 4-6. 6-2. Kellner, 83, of 8 Reed St., Memorial gifts may be in Westwood, N.J. Herald photos six grandchildren, and one Tax Sheltered Retirement Accounts. Despite overnight rain Friday and Second round: Kermode-Everett Rockville section, died made to the Remembrance The funeral was held on Winners in Men^s Doubles great-grandchild. Keogh Retirement Accounts for the self-employed Saturday the courts a at Charter Oak def. Capshaw-Lombardo 6-3, 6-4: Sunday at his son’s home in Fund of the First Aug. 19 in Westwood. The funeral service is Fire calls and Individual Relirement Accounts lor people Park - for the men - and Robertson Eacott-Ross def. McCoan-Mann 6-2, Steve Had^e Mike W hite Hamden. Congregational Church, Memorial gifts may be Wednesday at 9:15 a m. who do not have a pension where they work Park were in good shape for thr two- 6-1; Rogers-Soderlund def. Lane- He lived in the Rockville Main St., East Hartford. made to South United from Rose Hill Funeral Manrii enter Both are available at Heritage and both can day play which marked end to the Schackner 6-2. 6-7, 6-2; Tobin-Britnell section all his life. He Methodist Church in Fidrych bows again Home, 580 Elm St., Rocky Saturday, 7:25 p m — save you a lot ol tax dollars 1976 tournament trail. def. Gallagher-Wilson 6-1, 6-3. retired 18 years ago, after Manchester, Smoke investigation at 466 W. Hill with a Mass of Chris­ Men's Dmihles: Semifinals: Kermode-Everett def. 42 years with the Aetna Middle Tpke. (Town) Frank J. Miisolinu .Sr. tian Burial at St. Paul’s Tax Deferred Annuiterm. First round: Maurus-Racine def. R oss-E acott 6-0, 6-1; Rogers- Billie Jean stars Life Insurance Co. of Hart­ WINDSOR - Frank J. Sunday, 6:51 p m — Acci­ by one- run margin Henry L. Jurkson Church, Glastonbury, at 10 Hamilton-Maike by default; Soderlund def. Tobin-Britnell 1-6, 6-4, ford, as an assistant super­ Musolino Sr., 61, of 64 dent at 211 Center St (Town) A tax deterred investment annuity offered by Henry L. Jackson, 70, of a m. Burial will be in Rose Bernardi-Talbot def Kermode- 6- 2 . visor in the claims depart­ Sunday, f 56 pm — Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company that LePage Rd., father of Sebring, Fla., father of Hill Memorial Park in Taylor 5-7, 6-1, 6-2; Compasso-Eacott Finals: Kermode-Everett def ment. Mr. Kellner was a Dumpster fire at rear of 287 can save you substantial lax dollars Ask us NEW YORK (UPI) — Mark Fidrych shouldn’t have any Frank J. Musolino Jr. of Laurence S. Jackson of Rocky Hill. W Middle Tpke (Eighth def. Sapienza-Lanza 7-6. 6-1; Bogar- Rogers-Soderlund 6-2, 6-2 in US Cup victory for complete details. problem getting the Rookie of the Year award but he’s been run­ member of the First Manchester, died Sunday Coventry and brother of Friends may call at the District) Evangelical Lutheran ning into “one-run" problems in his bid for 20 victories and the at St. Francis Hospital in H arry M. Ja c k so n of funeral home Tuesday Today. 9:49 a m. — Smoke PHILADELPHIA (UPI) — Billie Jean King's rhetoric in the Church in Ellington. Hartford. Manchester, died Saturday from 7 to 9 p m. investigation at 21 Summit St Tele-C ash. Cy Young award. cause of women's tennis is bearable because she usually delivers Survivors are two sons, Born in Hartford, he in St. Johnsbury, Vt. (Town) Put your non-working business cash to work The "Big Bird" of the Detroit Inilians 7, Twins 4 Solomon and Borg on the court. Erwin W. Kellner of lived in Windsor 21 years Born in Canada, he was a earning lop interest in our Tele-Cash account. Tigers is still packing in the fans, George Hendrick smacked a three- Billie Jean King delivered Sunday Hamden and Wayne G. and was employed by the do and we do it, even after 1 lost to former resident of Coven­ When you need it simply call us and we will even in Oakland where he drew 25,659 run homer to pace a 14-hit Cleveland when she scored maximum points in Kellner of Carlisle, Mass.; D&D Market in Hartford. Kerry." try, residing there since transfer your money to your checking account Sunday, but he got stung with a 12- attack as the Indians swept the three- gain pro net finals helping the United States defeat a sister, Mrs. Emma TUES. King had not planned to appear in He was a veteran of World 1940 and moving to Florida in any bank. inning 2-1 loss to the A s when he game series with Minnesota. Roy Australia, 2-1. in the finals of the all the singles (she and Casals played Theumler of Cheshire; six War II. in 1975. He was employed gave up a .run-scoring single by Gene Smalley of the Twins tied a major grandchildren; and two BROOKLINE, Mass. (UPI) — Solomon will need all of his Federation Cup, the major women's five singles and five doubles each) Other survivors are his as a claims supervisor at Tenace with one out. league record of strikeouts in two team event in tennis. but she had no choice when Chris great-grandchildren. wife, a daughter, two the Hartford Steam Boiler Home Loans. Fidrych, whose 2.08 ERA is the wisdom tonight to beat back the Child King of Sweden in the consecutive games lasting 18 innings It was a remarkable achievement Evert became sidelined with a ten­ The funeral is brothers and two sisters. Co. in H artford for 38 WeTe the experts when it comes to home loans best in the majors, is now 15-6 and finals of the $125,000 U.S. Pro tennis championships. or more as the Minnesota shortstop by a remarkable athlete and capped don injury in her right hand Wednesday at 11 a m. at The funeral is years, retiring in 1968. We’ve been lending money to home buyers four of those losses have been by one American Harold Solomon, dis­ struck out eight times in 26 innings. 36 hours of activity which probably "Rose and I did the job alone in the White-Gibson-Small Wednesday at 8:15 a.m. Other survivors are his since 1891, We know local real estate and it run. Of the other two losses, one was Pedro Ramos, a pitcher, set the old playing his caginess in a four-set from the baseline I can change my Funeral Home, 65 Elm St., would cause her male counterparts 1967 when we won in Berlin, so 1 told from the D’Esopo Funeral wife, 3 sons, one daughter, has always been our policy to offer competitive by 2-0 and the other was 7-3 in 10 in­ mark while with Cleveland in 1963. semifinal win Sunday over Mexican game completely and come in," said to file for hardship money. Rockville with the Rev. Chapel, 235 Wethersfield home loans. her we'd just have to do it again." 5 sisters, 15 grandchildren, nings. \1 tiile Sox 2, Brewers 0 Raul Ramirez, meets Bjorn Borg, Borg. Playing six tough matches in a 26- Eugene Mitchell of­ Ave., Hartford, with a said King. and 1 great-grandchild. ’’Every time you lose it's bad, ” Brian Downing and Chet Lemon hit who moved into position for his third Borg could not have picked a better hour span on bad knees and a sore ficiating. Mass t 9 a.m. at St. Ger­ King and Casals have not played The funeral will be held said Fidrych. "There is no good that run-scoring singles in the eighth in­ straight U.S. Pro crown by stopping opponent than Dibbs to prepare for elbow was tough enough, but King Burial will be in Grove Equity Loans. Federation Cup since 1967, but their trude’s Church in Windsor. at the convenience of the comes out of losing. I'll go home ning to give Chicago the victory American Eddie Dibbs in straight Solomon. Both Americans, known as Hill Cemetery in took it in stride, even though she had return to the competition signaled Burial ill be in Cedar Hill family. Borrow on the equity in your home (or home tonight and think about it. I made behind the combined six-hit pitching sets. the "Bagel Twins," specialize in Rockville. to commute to Uniondale, N Y , last America s fifth win in eight Cemetery in Hartford. Friends may call at the improvements, college costs, consolidation of some mental mistakes and I don’t of Ken Brett and Dave Hamilton. "In order to beat Borg, I have to go looping lobs and long rallies from the Friday to play two sets of doubles In Friends may call at the appearances in the finals and leveled Friends may call at the Potter Funeral Home, 456 bills — or just about any need you have. want to make the same ones the next .Angels 5, Yankees 4 to the net becauuse he is so strong, " baseline. Borg, however, stopped the World Team Tennis finals won by funeral home Tuesday funeral home Tuesday HIGHLAND PARK MARKET its record against Australia at 3-3 Jackson St., Willimantic, time” Third baseman Graig Nettles’ said the 5-foot-7 Solomon, sounding Dibbs by moving well toward the net, her New York Sets over the Golden from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Australia lost for the fourth time In from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. 317 Highland Street Fidrych allowed only five hits until throwing error on Bill Melton's more like little David before his then firing passing shots down the Gators. Memorial gifts may be It final appearances in the 14 year Klanchester • 646-4277 Don Baylor started the 12th with a grounder allowed Jerry Remy to match with Goliath. "Of course, line past the bedazzled Dibbs. "I love pressure, 1 thrive on it, " made in his memory in Home Improvement Loans. history of the competition. single. Baylor then raced all the way score the winning run from second Borg is volleying well these days so Their first set was tight. But Borg the 33-year-old King said after care of the funeral home. King and Casals shared $40.(X)0 as From shrubbery to a new pool we can help to third on a sacrifice bunt by Joe base with one out in the bottom of the I'm going to try to keep the ball deep put his new found aggressiveness to fulfilling her latest ambition in ten­ against him." the winning team while King earned Edward P. Palikza with loans up to $10,000. Home improvement Rudi, held on as Mickey Stanley 11th inning. Remy led off the inning work to take the tie-braker, seven nis In the moment of triumph she loan arrangements are simple, easy and booted a chopper by Sal Bando and Solomon, 24, ol Siver Spring, Md., a points to one From that juncture, an additional $7,500 being the top e a s t HARTFORD - with a walk off losing reliever Dick even forgot about the ice packs she prompt at Heritage Savings, then rode home on Tcnace's solid final-round loser in this year's Dibbs was out of contention. singles-doubles point scorer Casals Edward P. Palikza, 57, of Tidrow, 4-4, and was sacrificed to se­ must apply to her much-abused knees single to left. French Open, earned another chance rd like to see Solly beat Borg, ” picked up another $2,500 as her share 137 High St. died Aug. 28 at cond on a two-strike sacrifice bunt by after each match Rollie Fingers, 10-9, worked one at his first major championship by said Dibbs, Solomon’s friend and of the doubles prize. Middlesex Memorial Bob Jones. Then Nettles threw high "Don't worry, ’the old lady' will in­ Personal Loans. shutout relief inning after Mike exploiting Ramirez' weak backhand doubles partner. "It depends on how Hospital, Middletown. to first and Remy was able to streak vent a new challenge." said Rosie Fifth victory CHERRONE’S Available for just about anything, our personal Torrez had held the Tigers to seven home, narrowly beating first shots and poor serves in a 4-6,6-2,6-2, he (Solomon) plays. He can beat Born in Staten Island, Casals, King's longtime friend and hits in 11 innings and gained credit 7-5 win over Ramirez. Borg drubbed Borg ' ZA.NDVOORT, The Netherlands N.Y., he lived in East loans are simple interest. You pay interest baseman Chris Chambliss' throw to doubles partner who shared in the only on balance due. for the victory. Solomon's doubles partner, Dibbs, 7- Ramirez, who double faulted five (UPI) — James Hunt's fifth world Hartford 26 years. He was the plate. U.S. victory. 6, 6-2, 6-1 in a match delayed 1:40 in times in losing his Sunday match, championship victory of the year in a employed as an experimen­ Elsewhere in the American Red Sox 15, Royals 6 Consider also that King has not the second set by a cloudburst. also felt Solomon could pull an upset Mcl-aren Sunday at the Dutch Grand tal welder at Pratt & League, Texas routed Baltimore 11-0, Carlton Fisk had four hits and played tournament singles since 1975 "I believe I’ve lost to Borg five over the world’s top player. Prix gave him a serious chance of Whitney Division of United PACKAGE STORE scored four runs and Rick Burleson. when she won the Wimbledon title for Cleveland beat Minnesota 7-4, Moneymarket Convenience. times in my career and I've never "Harold can play steady and and winning the world title for the first Technologies Corp. in East Chicago blanked Milwaukee 2-0, Butch Hobson and Dwight Evans had the sixth time. Buy groceries and bank in one super market beaten him,” said Solomon. "But for hit good enough shots to beat him," time. Hartford for 26 years. California dropped the New York three RBls apiece as the Red Sox She had to beat Evonne Goolagong I - our Moneymarket located inside Frank’s everything he does well. I have said Ramirez, who spoiled a possible The blond Briton celebrated his He leaves no survivors. Yankees 5-4 in 11 innings and Boston posted a season high 18 hits to go with Cawley to keep America's hopes Supermarket, East Middle Turnpike, Manchester. counter shots." Borg-Jimmy Connors final by trip­ 29th birthday by winning his fifth The funeral is blasted Kansas City 15-6. their 15 runs, the most they've scored alive after Kerry Reid had defeated Our Moneymarket concept is one more example If Solomon — one of the game's ping Connors Saturday night in three Grand Prix of the year and closing to Wednesday with a Mass of since they defeated Milwaukee 20-6 Casals, 1-6, 6-3, 7-5, in the first match Poes It A gain! where Heritage Savings leads the way. best thinking players — emulates the sets. within two points of injured Niki Christian Burial at 10 a m. on Sept. 6, 1975. Fisk banged out of the finals. Rangers 11, Orioles 0 wise king of Israel with the same Borg, however, seems unbeatable Lauda in the championship stan­ at St. Joseph's Church, three singles and a triple to extend No problem Toby Harrah blasted his second name, Borg plans to exhibit the right now. After sweeping to the dings Chester, Burial will be in his hitting streak to eight games. It was King by 7-6. 6-4 Close, yes, homer in two days and Tom Grieve patience of Job in the final match Wimbledon title he took five weeks Fountain Hill Cemetery, but Evonne, eight years King's doubled across two more runs during that carries a $25,000 top prize. off to rest a pulled stomach muscle Deep River. a five-run third inning to spark a club Yarborough wins junior, never looked like she could fAwBaseball meeting LAB6R DAY DFFER "You have to have patience to play The U S Pro at Longwood Cricket win. There are no calling record 19-hit attack. Southpaw Jim 55 Manchester Little 5’| BRISTOL, Tenn. (UPI) - Cale both Dibbs and Solomon,” said Borg, Club is his initial tournament since King was the tigress of old She hours. Swan Funeral ONE WEEK ONLY • MON. 8/30 THRU SAT. 9 /4 Umbarger, 9-10, allowed only six hits I.eague officials will meet Yarborough outclassed the field Sun­ 20. the reigning Wimbledon king. returning "from my first vacation in commanded the net and with it the Home, 215 Main St., Deep in posting his third shutout as the 55 Monday night at 8 o'clock day with a runaway victory of the "There’s no way you can rush and maybe 10 years. I wanted to play in 81-minute match to run her career River, is in charge of Rangers snapped a six-game losing at the Legion Home. Elec- i-i Volunteer 400 at Bristol International come into the net. But I also feel this tournament to prepare for (the record against Cawley to 9-2. arrangements. streak and beat Baltimore for the •5: tion ol officers will take J: Speedway, averaging 99.175 miles more confident in my serve and U.S. Open at) Forest Hills," which "She never ceases to amaze me," first time in nine games. 55 place :5< Mrs. Mildred Snipes CANADA DRY SDDA per hour in his Chrevrolet. volley game so if I don’t have success starts later this week” said Casals. "She said we had a job to EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. Mildred Amelia ALL FLAVORS ...... Bagelis Gasper Snipes, 91, of 119 Whiting Rd., widow of John Snipes, died Satur­ day at home. $000 Pair of nail-biting thrillers to Reds over Phillies Born in Lithuania, she w per case lived in East Hartford 55 NEW YORK (UPI) - Their that makes up a championship club I’ve been saying for three weeks that cond as Rose bounced into a forceout. Mets John evened his record at 8-8 years. She was a member BETTER began to surface on the Reds and V^t^oH (i, <.tiliH 0 manager says they aren’t as they would see a different Reds, Cincinnati also used its base-run­ while Seaver fell to 10-10 despite of the Holy Trinity Church, Folonara Lambrusco they responded by taking three Left-hander Joe Sambito tossed a Im ported "hungry” as they were a year team when they come to Cincinnati ning techniques to build two runs in lowering his league-leading earned four-hitter, drove in a run with his Hartford, and the Sacred straight games from the Phillies than they saw when they took those Valpollcello ago when th'ey won their first the sixth inning. In that frame John­ run average to 2.50. first big league hit and also scored in Heart of the Holy Trinity over the weekend. Including a pair of first six out of eight from us. French Beaujolais Rardollno world championship in 35 ny Bench and Tony Perez, two of the pacing the Astros over the Cubs. parish. She also was a nail-biting thrillers Saturday and "But in this series we had quite a slower runners on the team, Piriili'4 3, GiaiilH 2 Sambito, making only his second member of the Rosary years, but when the Cincinnati Sunday that left both players and few runs because of hustle and engineered a double steal and Cesar Pinot Chardonay Manny Sanguillcn scored the win­ major league start, walked one and Society. Survivors are 5 each ^ 3 . 9 9 6801. Reds have something to prove fans emotionally drained. aggressiveness. That type of play is Geronimo scored them with a single. ning run on two successive wild struck out two in raising his record to sons, Joseph Gasper of they can be downright On Saturday and Sunday the Reds The winning run in the 15th also Manchester, William Cabernet Sauvignon rallied back from the brink of defeat pitches by reliever Randy Moffitt in 2-1, He also singled in a run during a WAY ravenous. was fashioned with speed as Ken three-run sixth that helped tag Lynn the 11th inning to give the Pirates a Snipes and Peter Snipes, Party Tyme R»g. 11.20 to win. On Saturday they blew a 6-4 Griffey beat out an infield hit over Although they have a comfortable I National league 1 victory over the Giants. John McGlothen with his 12th loss. both of East Hartford, each ^ i lead In the ninth only to bounce back second base to knock in Concepcion, Frank Snipes of 2 99 COCKTAIL MIXES ...... NOW 70« lead in the National League West, the and win In the last of the ninth, 8-7, o n . Candelaria went the distance for Reds have played second banana in who opened the inning with a walk Middletown, and Joseph a two-run single by Dave Concepcion going to make a team make errors Pittsburgh to gain his 13th win. KxpoH 3, l*uilri‘rt 0 publicity to the Philadelphia Phillies, and moved to third on a single by Snipes of Florida; 4 and Sunday they twice pulled off in­ and bad throws which prove costly Richie Zisk hit his 19th homer for the Jose Morales, the leading pinch- the East Division leaders, for most of Geronimo and an infield out. Pirates. daughters, Mrs. Isabel Heritage Savings credible rallies to tie the score before and the Phils did.” In other NL games, Los Angeles hitter in the National League, 'this season and many fans are expec­ Laban of the Elmwood sec­ finally winning 6-5 in IS innings. The kind of aggressive play Rose triggered a two-run seventh inning ting the Phillies to unseat the Reds as edged New York 2-1, Pittsburgh tion of West Hartford, Mrs. & Loan Association • Since 1891 “ It’s not going to mean a thing to was talking about was Instrumental (luli« 3, Hru\ra 2 with a run-scoring single and Steve NL champs. nipped San Francisco 3-2 in 11 in­ Anna Sallee of Harrisburg, ------1 ,1 me that they won the season's series, in their victory Sunday. Twice they George Mitterwald hit a two-run Rogers tossed a four-hitter to lead CNERRONES PACKAGE STORE The Phillies certainly outclassed nings, Chicago topped Atlanta 3-2, Ky,, Mrs. Mildred Pierre ktaln Oftica: 1007 Main S I. Manchaatar 040-4500 • K.lkart Olfica: Spancar SI., Manchatlar 040.3007 7-5,” said Pete Rose. “ What does rallied from behind to tie the score homer in the fifth inning, enabling the Expos over the Padres. Morales the Reds in the first nine games Houston blanked Chicago 6-0 and of West Hartford, and Mrs. Covantry Odica: Routa 31. 742-7321 • Tolland Odioa: Rt. 100, quarlaf mila aoulh ol WO, Exit 00 072*7307 mean something to me is that we won with some gutay base-running — Ihe the Cubs to swep their three-game has now collected 21 hits and driven Hariiaga Monaymarkal In Frank'a Suparmarkat. Eaat MkMIa Tumpika, Manchaatar ' between the two clubs this season a s , Montreal beat San Diego 3-0. Annette McGill of Water- 624 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST three of the last four games we first time In the ninth inning when Dudgera 2, MrU I series with the Braves. Ray Burris in 18 runs in pinch-hitting they took seven, Including the first of appearances this season. He is just bury; 15 grandchildren and played against them and that we're Rose himself scored from second on Rpggie Smith hit a two-run homer scattered nine hits and went the dis­ HOURS a four-game series that began last three hits and seven RBI short of the 13 great-grandchildren. 6 4 3 - 7 0 2 7 three out of five against them in the a passed ball by catcher Bob Boone in the first Inning and Tommy John tance for Chicago to even his record Thursday night in Cincinnati. major league record for pinch- The funeral is Tuesday at MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 8-8 games (Joe) Morgan played. As you and again In the 13th when Concep­ tossed a six-hitter in outdueling Tom at 12-12 Phil Niekro allowed only But the kind of character and pride hitting. 8 a.m. at the Callahan notice Morgan had quite a series. cion came all the way home from se­ Seaver to lead the Dodgers over the five hits in suffering his 10th loss. Funeral Home, 1602 Main PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mancheater, Conn., Mon., August 30, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., August 30, 1976 — PAGE ELEVEN Court of FYobate i District of Manchester Loot And Found I Standings I NOTICE TO CREDITORS INDEX Help Wnnlod 13 Police report I W aTE o f RAYMOND E. SMITH. Gresham on St~'eak Weekend^olf from tee to green FOUND - Smoke gray kitten, N O TICI0 ' ^ deceased RN, 7 a.m.-3 p.m. and 3 p.m.- 1 o m M m .. Pursuant to an order of Hon. William Conway Road area. Call 646- L Bnd Found 2 Portontla 11 p.m. Enjoy working with a was an unjust amount of But down through the E. FitzGerald. Judge, all claims must 3044. Reim burse for ad, skilled and dedicated staff at National League AKRON, Ohio Boys 11-12-18 holes-Kue­ —Dave Fraser 75-8-67, Sher be presented to the fiduciary named 3— Announc«mGnti money. final round it was all David Ellington Ridge —Mike Davis-Tony Muzik Weekend arrests made Park. Brian P. Chadwick, please. Manchester Manor Nursing (UPI) - With a Ferguson 73-4-69, Ted Plod­ The incident involved below on or before November 19,1976 4 Enltrlalnmenl KbrI FOUR BALL-Art Tulin, za 99, Christofani 106; Net 69 (matching cards); Low or be barred by law. The fiduciary is: 5 Auctlont Home, excellent wage and “But, I said to myself, Graham. or summonses issued by 18, of 9 Lincoln St., was Portonnl. j W L Pet GB monkey off his back Cody 111-40-71, Masse and zik 73-6-67; Class B -G ro ss alleged siphoning of gas­ Kermlt Kroll benefits. Call 646-0129. 'the hell with it. I'm not In fact, it was a Graham Will Roberto, Ron net —Art Bassell-Bob Ben­ Manchester Police in­ charged with illegal 82 Cwper Hill Street FINANCIAL — Rencurrel 109-36-73. Girls -Bund! Tarca 80, Net oline, not from the theft of 0 Bondi-Stocki-MortoBOM Phil 83 45 .648 and money in the going to let it bother me day all around, as Lou Clisham, Dick Hermanson son 60, Steve Cassano-Pat cluded: loaning of license in the Manchester, Conn. 06040 RIDE WANTED - 84, from ' (Girls 11-12) Peracchio 56, —Ben Delmastro 79-14-65, gasoline from a service 9 Porional Loam RNs and LPNs - Top salary Pitts 71 57 .55 12 bank, David Graham anymore.' I feel like I've Graham, no relation, firing 68-71-139 (m atchingcards), M istretta 61, P at Rose-Jim • Jam es Mahoney, 29, of same case. Court date is North end to Hartford. 10 Inturanco excellent benefits and good 65 64 .504 Cristofani 65. Net - Dickin­ West Day 77-11-66; Class C station as reported by The Woodland Street vicinity. Call NY got a big monkey off my his second spectacular Tom Lavinio, Glen Gould, Horvath 63, Gary 398 Hartford Rd., charged Sept. 14. IMFLOVMENT working conditions await you is feeling just great. son 67-25-42, Salad 69-25-44. —Gross —Fred Tracy 85, Herald. LEGAL 649-7609. Chicago 60 71 .458 b a c k " round, a four under 68, Lee Rubin, Ron Fahle 68- R ocheleau-Jim Buny 63, Sunday night with breach 13 Help Wantad Skilled nursing facility has Graham, a 30-year-old Net —Bob Copeland 82-17- 14— Butmaaa OpportuniUaa full and part time openings on St. Louis 55 69 ,444 26 Graham has now won 71-139, Rob Davidson, Ron Joe Byrka-Bill Panetta 63; Thefts reported to 15— Situation Waniad Australian, is just about snuck into second with a 65, Jerry Passman 88-18-70. of peace, in connection NOTICE RIDE WANTED to work. 216 the 3-11 and 11-7 shifts for Montreal 43 80 .350 3714 Rencurrel, Reggie Mosher, Longest drive —Chick Manchester Police over The Second Congregational Hilliard Street to Parker the hottest item on the $154,708 in 1976 and ranks 278. EADIES GRIERS- Class with a domestic distur­ NOTICE EDUCATION staff nurses. Call Mrs. Moe Kamins 71-70-141; Net Gagnon 280 yards; Closest Church of Coventry, Ct. will Street. (New Industrial Park 18— Privala InaiructJona h a p p y 35th I WpHt Professional Golf Associa­ sixth on the PGA money Floyd, and the rest' of the bance. Court date is Sent the weekend included: 19 Schoolt-Claaaaa Ferguson, Director of Nursing A—Evelyn Ixirentzcn 88-22- to pin —Lloyd Davidson TOWN OF MANCHESTER, receive bids for the siding of area). 649-8218. at 647-9194, W L Pet GB tion tour right now, having list. challengers, fell by the - Jeff Sanborn, Jack Country Club 13. • Several reports of 20 Instructlona Wantad WEDDING I 66, Lynn Prior 85-19-66; hole in one. CONNECTICUT the church until September 13, Cincin 83 48 .634 - won two tournaments in "The mental strain is wayside as the North Cristofani, Gene Dickin­ SWEEPS- Low gross • Richard H. Barry, 46, plants stolen from porches REAL ESTATE ANNIVERSARY | Class B —Grace Shea 85-25- POSITION VACANCY 1976. Interested bidders may COMPANION - Full or part — completely different when Course, criticized for its son, Jerry Larria 56-60-116, —Dave Kaye 73, Carroll Lloyd Davidson aced the of 18 Prospect St., charged of homes on five streets. 23 H om tt for Sala RNS and LPNS 3 p.m. - 11 the last five weeks. 60, Ida McMahon 99-36-63. MECHANIC obtain copies of bid forms, time for elderly lady. Not ill 24— Lota-Land tor Sata to f , Los Ang 73 56 .566 9 par-three 160-yard sixth — p.m. and 11 p.m. - 7 a m. you are in a successful easy play the first three Rob Salad, Harry Maddox 74, Stan Hilinski Sunday night with driving Incidents were reported on SANITATION specifications and contract Lovely home. Reply Box C 2S Inveatmant Proporty He ran away with the McMahon, A1 Ober, Ken hole with a six-iron. He Manchester Evening Herald.’ 26— Buainasa Property shifts, full or part-time. Stanley and Ann | Houston 65 68 .489 19 position," he said. “And rounds, turned into a tiger. 76; N e t-T o m Wall 73-8-65. while under the influence Porter St., Woodbridge St., DEPARTMENT documents by writing Second 27— Reaort Property Tallwood was in a foursome with Psychiatric nursing course San Diego 63 69 .477 20‘-4 $200,000 A m erican Golf the only significant change Tom Jenkins, who was Colmer 59-61-120, Art Bob Copeland 84-17-67, of liquor, on Hartford Rd. Strickland St., E, Center 40 Hour Week Congregational Church, RD 4, 28— Real Eatata Wanted available. Call Burnside Con­ Pugrab | Classic Sunday on the M E N ’ S C L U B Russ Davidson. Bill Dowd RIDE NEEDED from Atlanta 58 73 443 25 is just what we've been only seven under when the Thulin, Irv Ertman, Paul M arsh W arren 77-9-68, Court date is Sept. 14. St. and Russell St., police $5.46-$5.56 Box 45, Coventry, Ct. 06238. Grissom Road, Manchester to MI8C. SERVICES valescent Home, Mrs. Klett From Thomas, § Firestone Country Club talking about. Guilmette, John Richmond INVITATIONAL and Bill Sutherland. said. Total value of the Property Committee 31— Servicea Offered DNS at 289-9571. San Fran 56 75 .427 27 final round started, Dick Schotta 81-12-69, Ed • Francisco Mollet, 19, Federal Building, Hartford 8- 32— Painting-Papering Kay, jS North Course, posting a “I'd be lying if I said I grabbed the third spot at 59-62-121, John Harrigan, Hayes 83-14-69. Calloway Division —Low of 78 Oak St., charged thefts was about $150. Responsible for the Willis (jhristman, 4:30. Call 646-4192. 33— Building-Contracting S i in H ii KfHultH three-under-par 69 His 274 gross -Tony-Henry Chairman 34— Rootmg-Siding Billy and Dot | changed my swing or was 279, besting Ed Sneed, Jim Stan Davis, Bill Tomkiel, LADIES EOI R H \l E- Saturday night with driving • A break into Grand­ maintenance and repair of 35— Healing-Plumbing RN OR LPN - Part or full Pittsburgh 3, San Fran- total, 14 under par, was spending-more time on the Simons and Bob Gilder by John Howat 59-63-122, Jim Edna Hilinski-Grace Shea- Steullet 162; Low net—Jim ma's Pies at 501 W. Middle automotive and road building 36— Flooring lime, 3 to 11. Laurel Manor, We’ve got while his license was 37— cisco 2(11) good for a four-shot victory McCarthy, Jack Hunter, Grunske-Jefl Eggleton 140, and other equipment used in Moving-Trucking-Slorage 649-4519. practice range." one shot. Avis Hamilton-Ida suspended and illegal use Tpke. in which about $375 TOWN OF MANCHESTER 38- Servicea Wanted Happy 35th Los Angeles 2, New York 1 over Lou Graham Barry Berglund, Gary Norm-Robert Muccio 142. construction and maintenance Graham, who began Sun­ McMahon 83-27-56, Helen t h e t o i ^ h of license, at Charter Oak in cash was stolen. Other MISC. FOR SALE ACCOUNTING Clerk - Wedding $ Chicago 3, Atlanta 2 STATE HANDICAP operations in the Public — But, what is it that has day by finishing his third Floyd bogeyed the final Grilli 59-63-122, Bill Masse, Mutty-Mary Gangewere-Jan breaks were reported at 41 Articles for Sale Payroll, material Cincinnati 6. Philadelphia DIVISION- Low gross Works Department. LEGAL NOTICE 42— Building Supplies requirements, miscellaneous Anniversary turned the former round which was hole and slipped to a 76 Bill Meagher, Joe Gar- Schotta-Edna Wadas 88-,30- one Camp Merrie Wood, 43 — ’Pels -Birds- Dogs Brown invited — accounting functions. to j: 5 (15) journeyman pro, whose suspended Saturday, was Sunday, having to settle lor brous. Jack Channin 59-63- 58. This position requires three 44 Livestock Gardner S t.; Nussdorf An­ The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold public hearings 45_ Boats & Accessories Excellent benefits. Send Montreal 3, San Diego 0 only other victory came in NORWICH (UPI) - — ANN & f>A § tied with Ray Floyd a tie for seventh with Rik 122 EATMER-SON- Low tiques, 545 N. Main St., and year's experience in skilled on September 13, 1976 at 7:30 P.M. in the Municipal Building to 46 Sporting Goods re su m e to Box "D " Houston 6, St. Louis 0 1971, into a top perform er’’ Massengale and Wally Lad ifs - A - Mary WORLD CHAMPION California Gov. Edmund G. mechanical repairs, including 47 Garden Products ,... ._L(we, Mary Ann i|: heading into the final 18 gross —Andy-Alan at a Hilliard St. residence, hear and consider the following: 48— Antiques Manchster Herald. "I went through four Brown is expected to at­ a minimum of one year of Wanted lo Buy M onday’s (iaines holes, both at 11 under par. Armstrong McCarthy 90-21-69, B - Sinaerope 75, John-Jim but it w asn’t known if RAYMOND & MARY POUTRE- ZONE CHANGE - SUMMIT 49- tend a Sept. 10 fundraiser diesel repair training or STREET WINDOW CLEANER - Must Cincinnati (Gullett 7-3) at years of management- And right behind that There were only 15 sub- Ellen Dickinson 107-36-71. Wilson 76; Low net HELL anything was stolen. RENTALS — be experienced and reliable. sponsor problems,” he pair was another dozen par rounds in the final BEST 17 - A - Mary for Rep. Christopher Dodd, experience. To change the zoning from “Residence B " to "Residence M ” 52 Rooms lor Rent Help Wanted 13 St. Louis (Denny 8-6), N -Willie-Bill Oleksinski 71. • Several complaints 53— Apartments for Rent Steady work and fringe explained. “1 paid this guy D-Conn. for a parcel of approximately 1.1 acres at 55V Summit Street as — Philadelphia (Christenson players within three shots round, compared with 116 M cCarrhy 83-21-62, B - Maynard-Rick Clough 71, DRIVERS about thefts of bicycles, Applications and job descrip­ 54 Homes lor Rent benefits. An equal opportunity The committee coor­ shown on a plan included with the petition. — Business for Rent (Bucky Woy) what I feel of the lead. the fir.st three. Celeste Sheldon 92-26-66, Dave-Dave Kozlovich Jr. tions are available at the Per­ 55 employer m/f. Call 649-5334. I AM LOOKING for two 10-7) at Houston (Larson 3- | C O P E lA N O Citizen Band radios from 56 Resort Property for Rent wen 8 PM SPET 1 dinating the affair is also ZONING REGULATION AMENDMENTS — qualified people to start in our 5), N Claire Keating 93-27-66. 71. John-Mitch Mutty 71, vehicles, and other sonnel Office, Municipal 57 Wanted lo Rent p l u i trying to bring Jimmy The Commission proposes to adopt amendments as follows: 58 Misc for Rent RETAIL CLERK - Excellent extensive training program, BETTER NINE-A-Mary Jim-John Herdic 72, Mac- scattered cases of relative­ Building. 41 Center Street, compensation based on prior 3 Carter, the Democratic Manchester, Connecticut. Article II. Section 2 AUTOMOTIVE opportunity for individual in­ McCarthy 44-1 1-33, B Tim LaFrancis 72, Fred- ly minor thefts. 61 terested in developing a earnings, immediate benefits American League OPEN COMPETITION latexite presidential nominee, or Add: "2.01.13 The traditional outdoor sales of Christmas trees Autos for Sale Metropolitan, 646-0181. Mr, Seahawks win first Celeste Sheldon 48-13-35, Bob Lennon 72, Tom-Sandy SUPER^EAL Closing date for filing is and wreaths shall be permitted only during the months of 62 Trucks lor Sale career in retail sales. We F a s t his running mate. Sen. 63 Heavy Equipment for Sale Joseph Coscia. An equal op­ Diane Kueza 50-15-35, Leone 72, Dick-Jamie LiU> Friday, September 10, 1976 November and Decembier" 64 presently have a need for a so low " third period. The Super-Tough W alter Mondale, D-Minn. C o r r e c tio n Molorcycles-Bicyclea portunity emmloycr W L Pet GB NEW YORK (UPI) C laire Keating 49-14-35. Smith 72, Carl-Keith Bolin MODIFIED Article II, Section 7,09 65 Cemper s-Trailera-Mobile retail clerk, retail sales New York 77 A 23-year-old from Cal But Seattle came right 5 0 Driveway Saver Brown south the Friday's Herald in­ Homes experience preferred but not .611 - — The Seattle Kickers 79. 75. 72. P ete-B ob T eets 72. Add: "The traditional outdoor sales of Christmas trees and 66 Automotive Service CASHIER Receptionist ■ Poly-Pomona, Zorn had back, as running back Gary Democratic presidential correctly reported the cir­ essential. Driver's license Baltimore 66 .520 llVl! Seahawks are on their I.udifs - A - Mona Kemp Tony-Gino Pietrantonio 72. wreaths shall be permitted only during the months of November 67 Autos for Rent-Lease reouired. If you have interest Excellent opportutnity if you Cleveland 65 .508 13 tryouts last year with the Hayman took the ensuing 95-23-72, B - Judy Tartaglia PLUS HEATS - TROPHIES MANCHESTERl nomination and was one of cumstances which led to and December. " have accurate clerical ability BEST 16- Class A Und«f 8 y ri FrM NOTICE and a good attitude we will .477 17 way and the credit Los Angeles Rams and the kickoff on his own four, the last candidates to the arrest of Ira Friedman, Article IV, Section 8 train. We offer good starting and poise in handling Detroit 61 97-29-68. —Dave F raser 63-8-55, Ted ADM. 83.80 8 lo 1 2 T n .M « HARDWARE PUBUC HEARING belongs to Jim Zorn, a Dallas Cowboys, who made dodged through a bunch of withdraw after it became 19, of 7 Lexington Dr. on a Add a new paragraph: salary and an excellent fringe customer contacts Hig Boston 61 .477 17 Eront Nine - A - Marci Plodzik 63-7-56, Ray 877 Msin SlTMt ADDITIONAt. School graduate required. 0 him their last cut in 1975. PLAINVILLE STADIUM clear Carter had the charge of fourth-degree "Notwithstanding any provisions of this section, the sale of □ EMPLOYMENT benefit program. Call 646- Milwaukee 57 .460 19 free-agent sophomore Chargers at the 20 and out­ Masley 46-10-36, Beck Dotchin 65-7-58, Bud Phon* 643-4425 AIM’ROt’RIATIONS Pacific Finance Company. 498 Jack Patera, the first- ran Delaney for a 96-yard Plalnvlllt, Conn. nomination locked up. larceny. HOARD OK DIRECTORS beer may be conducted for not more than 6 days in each calen­ 5844, Glidden-Durkee, SCM quarterback whose Rubin 47-11-36, B - Judy Belanger 66-8-58. Sher Corporation. An equal oppor­ Farmington Avenue, Hart­ year coach who was ro w N OF M ANCHESTER dar year by any school, college, church, civic or fraternal body, ford. An Equal Opportunity touchdown, Tartaglia 49-15-34. Ferguson 62-4-58; Class B Help W.ntod 13 tunity employer. W L Pet GB scrambling style presented with the game CONNECTICl T municipal body or trade organization having offices in the Town Employer. tn the only other game Buck .Niiif. - A - Mona —Ben D elm astro 67-14-53. Kan City 78 51 .605 - resembles Fran ball, said of the victory: Notice is hereby given that of Manchester, Written approval of the Zoning Enforcement Of­ PHONE FROM home to ser­ ENGINE LATHE operator - Sunday, Ken Stabler Kemp 45-12-33; B Judy Tar- W est Day 65-11-54, Hal BOOKKEEPER - Founders Oakland 70 59 .543 8 Tarkenton’s. "Thank God; it's a good the Board of Directors, Town ficer shall be obtained prior to applying to the Liquor Control vice our customers in the with experience. Apply in per­ passed for two touchdowns taglia 48-15-33, Irma Giglio 68-14-54, Bill Skinner MCC calondar of Manchester. Connecticut, Commission for a temporary beer permit " Manchester area, flexible Plaza. Experience to trial Minnesota 62 68 . 477 16'^ feeling." son 9 a m. lo 4 p.m 145 Adams Zorn, who led Seattle in in the second quarter and Podolny 49-16-33. Kickers 68-12-56; Class C —Richard will hold a Public Hearing in Article II. Section 11.01 hours, super earnings, 249- Street. balance, payroll, receivable, Texas 59 70 .457 19 7773. and quarterly tax return rushing, passing and the Oakland Raiders hung 70, 75, Mellon 81-26-55, Fred the Hearing Room at the Add: "Uses permitted in Business II zones " Chicago 57 73 .438 21t5 Turaday, .Aug. 31 BOOKKEEPER Some typing and data scoring going into Sunday’s Pro Football on lor a 14-9 victory over Junior (JiampionHliip Tracy 70-15-55, Pete Grif­ Manchester Community Municipal Building. 41 Center Article II. Swtion 13.15.02 (b) processing helpful 35 hour California 56 74 . 431 22^2 Add to Hotel and Motel the following: SALES POSITION - Straight Experienced. Real Estate game, riddled the San the San Francisco 49ers. (15-17-year-olds) - 27 fiths 73-17-56, George Zanis College offers this calen­ Add and Drop, (General Street. Manchester, Connec­ commissions, leads furnished week, fringes, parking Call "with not less than 16 rentable sleeping accommodations " background helpful. Salary to Siinday*H KcHults Diego secondary for 227 New England is at holes Paul Peracchio 39-39- 82-26-56; Low gross —Sher dar of events in the interest Fund only), noon-7 p.m.. ticut, Tuesday, September 7, to home owners. Call 242-5402. 289-8201 Said losing coach Tom­ ZONING REGULATION AMENDMENT $140. Send resume to P.O Box Boston 15, Kansas City 6 yards and the winning Cleveland tonight to round 41-119 (sudden death of the community. All the Registrars Office. 1976, at 8:00 P.M. to consider Ferguson 73, Ted Plodzik The Planning Directors will recommend amendments to the 948 Broad Street Station. Cleveland 7, Minnesota 4 touchdown on 16-of-29 my Prothro: "When it DAYS OF RACING \1 edni'sdny, ScpI. I and act on the following; ACT NOW - Turn spare time Manchester out the next-to-last winner), Steve Tanti Tan- 73; Blind bogey —Herm MCC sponsored activities Zoning Regulations as follows: passes as the expansion came down to it, they out- General Fund only Add Proposed additional ap­ into $$$! Be a S a n ta ’s Call exas ’', Baltimore 0 weekend on the exhibition tillo 40-40-39-119. Net, Dave Dvorak 106. listed below are open to the Delete and repeal Paragraph 6.02.02 (b) of Article II. Demonstrator, earn commi$- ■Seahawks won their first gutted us. Seattle has a S e p t . 2 thru 11 and Drop — noon-7 p.m.. propriation to Educational DELIVERY and Order Clerk - Chicag 2. Milwaukee 0 schedule McGonigle 122-15-107, Andy SWEEPS- Class A public and many are free of Special Projects, Fund 41, On- Residence C Zone, and replace with: "The building shall not $ions up to 30%. or - have a CHIEF BEAUDET NFL preseason game—17- good, tough team .'" (IncluOiog SurxJav) Main Campus, Registrar's for wholesale distributor. High school graduates take California 5. New York 4 Plepler 102-12-108. (13-14) —Gross —Bill King 70. Net charge. the-Job Training — $900.00 at contain residential units or be used for residential purposes" Toy St Gift Party in your San Diego had taken a 16- On Saturday, Dallas Office home and earn free gifts! Our Immediate opening, must a long look at your future ( 11) 16 over the Chargers 18 holes - Todd Salad 95, POST TIME 2 P.M. ... RAIN OR SHINE In addition to publicizing R.O T C . to be financed from A copy of the zone change petition and the proposed have good driving record. Full 10 lead in the sloppy game dumped Pittsburgh 20-10, 29th year! Call or write San­ The NAVY provides job Oakland 2. Detroit 1 (12) Zorn tossed a three-yard Mike Renurrel 96. Net, events and activities in­ Tiiuraday, Sept. 2 a Rehabilitation State Grant amendments have been filed in the Town Clerk's office for time, steady work Phone 643- with six minutes left in the Washington stomped the ta’s Parties. Avon, Conn 9147 for interview. experience and education TD pass to tight end Ron Wally Cichon Jr. 106-40-66, dividually the college General Fund Add and Proposed additional ap­ public inspection. 06001. Phone 1-673-3455. Monday’s Games f o u r th q u a r t e r on a New York Jets 38-’?, Miami ELM MOTORS M6"888.6752______Howard with 13 seconds Dorn Cieri 102-30-72. (Girls Toyota-Datsun hopes that the calendar Drop — noon-7 p.m., Main propriation to Educational PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION Texas (Briles 8-8) at twisting nine-yard TD run edged Houston 10-6, Atlan­ Special Projects, Fund 41, Ronald Gates, Secretary DRIVER NEEDED - Wood- left for Seattle's first win 13-14) 9 holes - Tantillo 59, Specialist will serve as a reminder of Campus, Registrar's Of­ PART TIME janitor cleaners bridge - Mather area to MCC, Boston (Tiant 15-10), N by Bo Matthews. But John ta stopped Baltimore 21-7, Disadvantaged Children — Dated this 30th day of August. 1976 needed, mornings or evenings. PART TIME - Experienced after four straight exhibi­ Kueza 62. Net. Callahan 69- 1974 TOYOTA CELICA S2850 ail that is available at fice. one way only. Tuesday and secretary for typing and Kansas City (Hassler 4-7) Delaney’s point-after Denver upended St. Louis 4 spi-wl Northampton, Mats. FUR $67,262.00 to be financed from Must have transportation, call tion losses, thus becoming 21-48, Ferrigno 81-25-56. Manchester Community Friday, S rpl. 3 Thursday, 10:50 class Friday shorthand Hours flexible at Baltimore (May 10-9), N 21-17. Chicago nipped Tam­ 1972 TOYOTA S197S State Grant 649-5334. An equal opportunity the first Seahawks' QB to attempt was wide, paving CORON.A n’buill i-ngino 4 spciHl Duplicate Bridge — 9:40 (or earlier) $2. per ride. Call 646-3500 Milwaukee (Augustine 7- College. Proposed additional ap­ employer. play an entire game. the way for Zorn’s heroics. pa Bay 10-7. Detroit 1971 TOYOTA MK 11 $1895 Open, Novice, 7:45 p.m., Please call 643-7932 A The MCC staff looks 8) at Minnesota (Redfern 3- Quarterback Dan Fonts tripped Kansas City 23-21, AMERICAN and FOREIGN COHuN \ .mlnmalK propriation to Fire District INSTRUCTIDN IN DEMONSTRATORS Sell ^ rn praised Howard for forward to seeing you on HR 102, 103 LATHE HANDS. 50 hours, 7), N rallied the Chargers, com­ the Giants downed Green Car Carpet$ 1970 TOYOTA $1295 Special Fund, 1976-77 Budget, paid holidays, excellent in­ name brand toys and g^ifts scooping the ball off the top COItON.N .luliim .ilir campus and at the various Saturday, Sept. 4 for Emergency Rescue Truck I Fisher-Price, Tonka, Fen­ Detroit (Bare 6-6) at pleting 13 straight passes Bay 20-16, Minnesota beat 1970 DATSUN 510 $1095 surance benefits Melronics, NEWSPAPER of the end zone grass, events. Call 646-2137 for Community Services Equipment — $10.00 to be QUALITY TKUMPET PLAYING ton) Earn $1,000 or more plus California (Hartzell 4-4), N in the second and third P hiladelphia 20-16, New CARPET 4 hfvi'd Inc. Route 6 and 44A, Bolton. CARRIER saying: “It looked like a further information on any Registration — 9 a.m - financed from donation free kit with Treasure House New York (Alexander 9-8) quarters, including a 24- Orleans surprised Cincin­ MERCHANTS 100% GUARANTEE WANTED party plan Also booking par­ piece of paper would have 114 E. MAIN ST., ROCKVILLE MOVE ’EM OUT, of the activities. noon. Administration already received for the WE WANT honest reliable 1310 Tolland Turnpika ties Call collect person-to- at Oakland (Norris 4-3), N yard scoring pass to nati 13-10 and Los Angeles 87M 617 ordon mith persons who can meet people IN A o c k v i l l e a r e a sl'd under the ball, it was M onday, .Aug. 30 Building. Main Campus Frank Glode Memorial Fund G S . S person for Miss Jean 203 491- (Only games scheduled) Dwight McDonald in the dumped Buffalo 31-17. 646-8568______Pascal A. Prignano, and make friends for our TO D ELIVER Opening day for fall Duplicate Bridge — studio at: 2100. Secretary business. Good income oppor­ Marichetiter classes — General Fund on­ Open, 1 p m., HR 102, 103. tunity, call 872-4515 between END OF SEASON Board of Directors tU'eninff Herald U 181 Oak St. Tel 649-7573 OUR VICE PRESIDENT ■ MODEL END ly, Community Service to a m. - 12 noon An equal op- Manchester. Conn. Sales and number of our sales CLEARANCE! Momlay, Sept, b portuntiy employer Grid practice starting date in September. Dated at Manchester, Manchester, Ct. 06040 by appointment only Call John Humphrey executives started with us in a Guaranteed luxury Labor Dav — No classes. Connecticut this twenty- Member: American Federation of Musicians temporary job Would Football practice at SCHOOL BUS Drivers wanted 872-614f youulike the same oppor­ seventh day of August. 1976. Alter 5:30 P.M. Bennet Junior High begins above ground pools. CLEARANCE SALE Escapee sought part time for South Windsor tunity’’ Phone 528-0606 Wednesday morning at 9 at We will train you. Call E P Must SACRIFICE! 19’x3r HARTFORD (UPI) - A aiNICALLY USTED ■ • Hayes Inc., 28^5918 or apply GROWING TRAVEL .Agency the school, reported Coach seeks additional personnel man who escaped from the 90 Brookfield Street, South Jim LaChapelle. All can­ O.D. complete A^th filter, Happiness Is... Windsor, Weekdays only RECEPTIONIST - Full time Airway Travel. 646-2500. didates should bring ap­ AMESITE Willimantic city jail and a p p e e P r in e Answer phone, make ap­ was being sought in H art­ A REALLY CLEAN LAUNDROMAT ■ ■ DIETDIET REDUCING REDUCING PLAN PLAN pointments. some typing and WANTED - .Men and women G propriate attire liner, ladder, pump, BUY NOW! Conlilfls oni of (ht Mrongist ditt aldt minor bookkeeping ford Sunday was described AIR CONDITIONED iir iv a ilib li without prescription. Now shed WiiOV OOOQ lAHNO PUBLIC HEALTH Staff nurse with proven sales ability must - generalized propam salary Experience with medical or be capable of hiring and sundeck, fencing and as "possibly armed and those excess pounds and inches without comparable, eleven paid dental insurance forms help­ helping other men and TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY strenuous exercises without ever miss­ stairs. Completely In­ dangerous.” holidays, 35 hour week, three ful Send resume and women. Good character, ear­ ing a meal On this fabulous 1250 calorie U lC IG H T l i- ll SELECTION Adolfo Perez, 25, was weeks vacation. Call 228-9428 re fe re n c e s to Box DD, ning opportunities unlimited SEE ARTHUR o stalled $749. Financing DRIVEWAYS diet plan, you eat and enjoy 3 delicious believed to be carrying a SPECIAL or write Community Health Manchester Herald. Phone 528-6702. HEW OPEN PRICE meals and 3 delightful snacks every day Service Inc, Route 6, Colum­ available. Call toll free No Down Payment Low Monthly Payment .38 caliber revolver and as your body burns off excess lat IS LIMITED bia, Conn. 66237 TWO CREDIT people, RNs wanted for full time or BOOK ON ALL driving a blue Volkswagen 8lbs.HIVClUNING*2.00 evenings and Saturdays. Two part time 11 p m. to 7 a m. 1/800-628-9607. 9 a.m.-9 after he escaped from the PRESCRIPTIOHS At All Stores MAINTENANCE Supervisor - furniture salespeople shifts Apply lo Directors of p.m., 7 days a week. town jail Saturday night, LBELCONLAUNDROMAT Convalescent facility seeking evenings and Saturday One Nursing Mlmon Brook Con­ police said. 309 Green Rd. full time working full time furniture salesper­ valescent Home, off House ANY SIZE JOB maintenance supervisor to son. Steady work, good pay Street, Glastonbury, Phone oversee maintenance and Apply in person to Mr Singer 633-5244 m Too Them Alt SAMPLE BUY household staff Experience Puritan Furniture, 1061 New AUTO PAINTING 17 VEGAS TO with floor care necessary Britain Avenue, Elmwood NATIONAL COMPANY • Completely Completely Call Mrs Gelfand, 647-9191 for opening locative branch of­ 300’ X 9’ Driveway *891 CHOOSE FROM interview SCHOOL NURSE. RN, Coven­ fices. Needs two men and two Installed Installed try Public school, contact Dr women willing to learn our TWO YARD Worker - Donald Nicoletti, 742-8913 business Phone 526-3869 On Your 100’ X 9’ Driveway *2 8 9 On Your Kodak FILM Positions open. Full time Own Base Own Base NEW VEGA WAGON 4-cyl sngln* with Apply in person, W H 5 ysar or 60,000 mils tngins warranty, A/bana., radio, England Lumber Company, 65’ X 9’ Driveway *1 9 5 w/wallt, whaal rings, Csrtar Cars. Stk. 14743. Route 44A, olton. ARE YOU FRIENDLY... PONTIAC SERVICE SERVICE STATION Atten­ DELEVOPING dant - Experienced in lube and CIVIC MINDED... NO JOB TOO BIG or TOO SMALL! * 3445® ® general station work Over 18 with own tools Apply Maple AMRITIOUS... 8 A.M. - 8 P.M. PHOTO Super Service. 220 Spruce ^ T O R E CONVENIENT Street. CONCERNED? SAMPLE BUY Monday through Saturday Walcom* n«w rMidenU to your community. EXPERIENCED PERSON - Mu«t drivo and know araa. No talat Involved. 3 16 CHEVEHES to handle automobile and per­ II you are all ol Ihate, wa would like lo meet you... TO CHOOSE FROM sonal lines insurance. Typing COAS' FAST SERVICE ALL Service essential, some bookkeeping Person t o Person O rig in a l C o lo r or experience helplul 7000 C o lo r C h o ice s. WORKMANSHIP Manchester agency Write CALL 523-4072 Bskcd-on-Mcthod. AND While You Wait Box W, Manchester Evening One-Day Service. SAVE MONEY Herald. MATERIALS Years NEW CHEVETTE COUPE w»h i . GUARANTEED Iltrs 4-cyl. angina, 4-apaad Irana., body aids moulding, TWO PERSONS ■ tor weekend •YWORKS To Pay radio, Cartar Cars. Stk. #4290 Call now for night work. Must be over 18. Free Body E stim a te s Apply in person only, Howard 0 BEST QUALITY PRESIDENTIAL 00 your appointment Johnson's Restaurant, 394 Thorough Suilace Sanding, Machine Sanding of 3 2 4 1 Tolland Turnpike, HOST or HOSTESS Rough Areas, Full C(Aat of Maaco f’nmer sealer, HOT MIXES ALSO AVAILABLE Driving-Up Is So Convenient Manchester. .1 coats of Maaco Enamel & CX-en Baked * 1 1 9 ^ ® FULL COLOR POINTS FULL and part-time work, McDonald's needs Qualified AMBASSADOR SILK FINISH golf course maintenance App­ Fhotough SuHace Sanding, i Coats of Enamel 646-4321 Peopie for Customer Relations SAMPLE BUY ly at Tallwood Country Club, CX«n Baked * 8 9 ® * BORDERLESS 17 NOVAS Route 85, Hebron. Positions, who are outgoing, friend­ CONGRESSIONAL GUARANTEE , KING SIZE bght Surlace Sanding, 2 Coals of E n a m e l-(X e n 91 TO CHOOSE FROM IF YOU ARE NOT COMPLETELY] SERVICE STATION ly, have a pleasant personality, and Baked STEVEN PAVING CO. M e c h a n ic , m u st be 1 SATISFIED WITH YOUR ORDEr I SLIDES • MOVIES enjoy dealing with the public. Also Available ... the MAACO SUPREME at S189.95 experienced installing NEW NOVA COUPE w,.h.«y,.n„n.. RETURN IT TO PHOTO STOREj ENLARGEMENTS exhaust systems, shocks, MANCHESTER S. WIMDSOR, CONN. A/trana, powar atsaring, powar brtkaa, body aMa Lynch Motors Inc. ' IN THE ORIGINAL BAG WITHIN! brakes and frontend work. 18 Days • Evenings • Weekends moulding, radio, rsar tpatkar, w/walla, whaal covsra, Toyota-Pontiac I 30 DAYS FOR FULL REFUND Of I years or older. Call lor ap­ 291 Adams St. Intsrior dacor group, Cartar Cara. Stk. |472S ' YOUR MONEY pointment, 646-0879, Silver Full-time or Part-time CALL DAY OR MGHT Lane Shell. (I-86 to Exit 93, CALL NOW 7/10 mile eouth of Caldore) OUT OF TOWN SERVICE STATION - Atten­ Enjoy a c/ial/anga? Coma In tor an fnlarv/aw on CALL COLLECT - 6 4 1 4 FOR FREE ESTIMATE * 3 8 6 5 ® ® PONTIAC PHOTO STORE dant, day and night shift ThurAdny, Soptombor 2nd end Frldny, 647-9928 m nings. Must be 18 or over. Soptombor 3rd — 8 AM ■ 5 PM nt OW/NEROPERAIH) 235 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER, CONN, u m m Experience not required. Will Shop Hours: -A Good PItes To Buy A Cor" train. Silver Lane Shell. 2S2 Mon thru Fn 8 am 6 pm NEn TO 7-EUVEN AND HtEOtFRUITUNO K A # B t t I f Spencer Street, Manchester. Saturday 10 am 2 pm Commercial Accounts Call NOW MCDONALD’S GlRTER^® flB7 Tel. 646-3634 GENERAL OFFICE work, 46 West Center Street QUALITY FOR YOUR CAR! typing ability, some MANCHESTlER, CONN. Bank Am encaraA Uastar Charge For Even Bigger Savings! 1229 Main Strstt. MsnclMsItr Phiai 64114B4 OPEN 10 A.M. to • P.M. MON.-FRI. FILM kiMwIeoge of bookxeeping, 8- on« iMi*8< is • - niwrt.,. w I - 8ii»i8i|i w i 10 A.M. to 0 P.M. SiATURDAY 8. ail beoelits. Elast Hartlord location. H9-$7M. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., August 30. 1976 — PAGE THIRTEEN PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., August 30, 1976

23 Reel Estate Wanted 28 Auloe For Sale 61 Auloe For Sale 91 Autos For Sale 91 Auloe For Sale 61 Homes For Sa/e 23 Homes For Sale 23 Hornet For Sale 23 Homes For Sale SELL YOUR HOUSE through KYANTED: Manchester MANCHESTER - Six room MANCHESTER J. Watson Beach Real Estate 4 MACHINES STOP, LOOK & USTEN Ranch in quiet convenient Company. Professional real office Looking for a three neighborhood. Four FOUR BEDROOM estate service for nearly 50 o perated'' does bedrooms, fireplaced living years. Call our Manchester of­ machine i u i l i ^ i l 4 H e r a l d bedroom Cape and a gar­ room, large kitchen with dis­ NEWER COLONIAL fice, 647-9139. NOT Refer to COUNTDOWN W xt age in the low, low 30s? hwasher, full basement, gar­ STOP. Then drive by 596 age. Buckeley School. $41.^- Forest Hills, built 1974, First floor family room with CANDV m a c h in e s , CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Woodbridge Street and Wolverton Agency, Realtors, raised hearth firep;ace, 2W baths. Cul-de-sac street, 2- □ MISC.'FOR SALE LOOK. Then call and 649-2813.______car basement garage. Natural woodwork. Formal dining coffee m a c h in es SALE LISTEN to the fantastic room, city utilities. $57,900. COVENTRY - NORTH - Artlclaa tor Sale 41 price on this unusual Impeccable eight room multi­ offering. and s o ft DRlNK PHONE 643-2711 level split, beautifully ODEGARD ALUMINUM sheets used as FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD landscape acre lot, Welles m a c h in e s . a.3o printing plates, .007 thick, T m a v e o Agency, 742-7356. REALTY 23x32". 25 cents each or 5 for $1. Phone 643-2711. We muet sell our entire Inventory of Aetree and Sunbirde to make room lor the 1977’e. So we’re IS Homes lor Sale 23 643- 643-4365 WINTHHOP Help Wanted 13 Situation Wanted EAST HARTFORD - West­ By DICK e m U l offering tremendous savings to you... brook Street. Six room Cape. CLEAN USED refrigerators, SOUTH WINDSOR - Five MANCHESTER - Meadow One car garage and rec room. Tiy Bolton $58,500 ranges, automatic washers, Side home days. Call 643-0639 room Ranch, acre plus lot. Lane. Gamboloti built Convenient to bus, shopping SIXTEEN ACRES - Plus with guarantees. B.D. Pearl's FOREMAN Walk to schools, great starter Garrison Colonial, four and park, etc. Aluminum restored antique Colonial in EXTREME PRIVACY Appliances. 649 Main St., 643- I P E E k E t? $ 9 9 GENERAL home, $33,990, Warren E. bedrooms, formal dining siding. $34,900. By owner. Call Manchester. Fifteen rooms, One of the finest custom 2171. HUGE SAVE Howland Realtors, 643-1108. room, stone front, paneied 649-6711. three full baths, nine built eight-room, 4 WlfTTHROpfe MACHINE SHOP □ EDUCATION family room with bar, 2-car fireplaces, other features too bedroom Colonials located DARK LOAM - Five yards, WINIXW Immediate opening for a COLUMBIA - Route 87, im­ garage, lovely wooded lot, COVENTRY - Two bedoom numerous to mention. $130.- $30.. plus tax. Washed patio THIS mediate occupancy, three many, many extras. Priced starter home, needs finishing in one of Bolton's nicest SELECTION NOW! machine shop foreman. 000. Philbrick Agency. and pool sand, gravel, stone. A4(3RNINq-.., Private Intirucllont n bedroom Ranch, fireplace, for quick sale at $62,900, work, good condition, $19,900. areas. One and W baths, OVER COST! Mutt have a thorough Realtors, 646-4200. 643-9504. dining area opens to large Arruoa Realty, 644-1539 , 528- Welles Agency, 742-7356, 643- family sized eat-in kitchen knowledge of aircraft REMEDIAL READING and covered patio. Wooded lot 9395 0302. with built-ins, formal LIVING ROOM gold chair, engine components and math, individualized work Running brook. Privacy. RANCH - Seven rooms, three dining room, family room. structures, and capability program, (lst-8th grade) by like new, best offer. Call 646- Asking $38,500. Call owner, bedrooms, modern kitchen, L 2 lireplaces, 2-car garage, 2161 after 5. of supervising a 25-man Masters degree teacher 568- 677-8091, shaped living and dining ORDER YOUR 1977's NOW! large high lot. trees. Quick shop. Starting rate is BO 5 room. Large paneled family occupancy. Far below ELECTRIC GUITAR without 1B7S PONTIAC CATAUNA iSfM 1973 CHEV. IMPALA 4 DR. NT S24M negotiable based on MANCHESTER - Six room room in basement, garage, ORGAN LESSONS in your JUST LISTED replacement value. amplifier. Excellent condi­ S.B00 nNlML Idtdtd InoL Rlr oond, IM ★ USEDilr V-9, AT, PS, PB, ak eond. experience and qualifica­ Cape, excellent condition. patio, 300' deep lot. $39,900. prtc*. $tW . Dm m home. $8. per half hour, $15. tion. $46. Cali 643-6294, 1973 DODGE DART S239S tion. Send resume or app­ Large eat-in kitchen, Philbrick Agency, Realtors. LAWRENCE F. evenings. 117S DODOi COnONIT MB7S Now liraa, aconomkal 5-cyllndar angina, per hour Mike Foley, 646- fireplaced living room, large 646-4200. t Door H.Th wMIo, i qfi, Mrto.. powor automatic, powar ataaririg. ly in person with resume *40,500 Garden Products 47 CARS 4666 lot with dog pen Call owner, FIANO □ RENTALS Apartments For Rent 53 Homes lor Rant 54 •(••ring, pow«r brak««, air eond., 1974 TOYOTA PICK-UP S309S to: DRESSMAKER sewing dhrldod aoat 1973 PONTIAC CATAUNA $2795 649-8415. No agents MANCHESTER - Seven room Rtallort 649-5371 machine, cabinet model. Campar lop, air conditioning, radio, 4 Le-Mi Corporation PIANO, ORGAN, Voice Colonial, formal dining room, TOMATOES and peppers - STORRS-UCONN area. Large 1975 CADILLAC CPE. DoVILLE $7295 4.Door Sadan, V>9, automatic, •pooda. Only 26,000 mlloa. VICTORIAN COLONIAL Excellent condition, $80. Call P/ataarlng, P/brakaa, vinyl roof A in* Instruction - Werner's Studio pick your own, bring con­ RENTAL OFFICE four room home, wall to wall All Cadillac aqulpmonl Including air 1972 COUPE DaVlLLE $3696 190 Tunnel Road MANCHESTER - We have SIX ROOMS 1 7 position available for a yourself. Call 649-7701. driveway. $235. unheated 647- Apertmenta For Rent 59 9347. square feet. Downtown Main DAY • WEEK • MONTH volunteer to co-ordinate agen­ UNIQUE STARTER Home - MANCHESTER - Seven room, WILLIMANTIC - Pigeon Street location Warren E. cy services in a defined com­ Homes For Sale 23 WE BUY and sell furniture. A l t o L o n g Term Letelng On Any Make or Model Vz a duplex with six huge clean full shed dormered Cape, Road. 3,000 sq, ft. ranch, two CORN CRIB WE HAVE customers waiting MANCHESTER - one Howland Realtors, 643-1108. munity and work with and in­ rooms on quiet street. three or four bedrooms, Cash on the line. One piece or MANCHESTER- Unique op­ fireplaces, 2-car garage. 2 1/2 an entire houseful. 646-6432. for the rental of your apart­ bedroom apartment, second DAILY RENTALS FROM *10.00 PER DAY volve people. Hours flexible, Separate furnace and utilities. newer kitchen, living room, baths. Custom built for BUCKLAND ROAD MANCHESTER ■ Main approximately five hours portunity to buy half newer Furniture Barn, 345 Main ment or home. J.D. Real floor, downtown Main Street. five room Duplex, three $2l900. Keith Real Estate, rec room, new aluminum gracious living A fine proper­ SOUTH WINDSOR Estate Associates, Inc. 646- Street, retail store, 700 square weekly. 649-5281, extention trecl. Beside Douglas Motors. $145 per month. No children, feet, good location. Paul W bedrooms, oak floors, walk­ 646-4126 siding, $35,900. Philbrick ty Owner transferred, 1980. or pets. Paul W Dougan, 285. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200 Dougan Realtor, 643-4535 out basement, bus line. $29,- offered at $76,000 P.W, Rich Building Supplies 42 Realtor, 643-4535 6AM rWAMOSCO Realty, 423-6335, 423-6735 farm Fresh Vegefablssj DENTAL ASSISTANT - 900 Hayes Corporation, 646- Picked Dally LOOKING for anything in real Routs 83 SCRANTON 872-9145 Excellent training opportuni­ 0131. V.Y'- MANCHESTER NATURAL STONE for estate rental - apartments, ROCKVILLE - Three room VERNON 643-1181 ty for industrious person in MANCHESTER - Seven room homes, multiple dwellings, no apartment, heat, hot water, OFFICE SPACE MOTORS INC. MANCHESTER - New Raised \ Raised Ranch, fireplace in retaining walls, veneers, busy Rockville dental prac­ MANCHESTER - Five Ranch, seven rooms, ap­ patios, etc Pick up by the fees. Call J.D. Real Estate stove, refrigerator, carpeted FOR RENT CADILLAC e OLDSMOBILE e PONTIAC bedroom oversized Cape Two VICINITY family room, parquet floors, Associates, Inc. 646-1980. living room, $165. Adults only, tice. Chairside duties, x-rays, proximately one acre and an IOWII1 tIMritAIUIfl pound or delivery by the ton. lab work Three day week full baths, aluminum siding, 8-room Colonial, one and 3/4 2-3-4 bedroom homes. For good sized rooms, two-car Bolton Notch Stone Quarry. no pets. Parking for one car. |2 5 0 square feet, ce n te r o( Requirements; maturity, rec room, dormer, fireplace. acres. Both have 2 1/2 baths, further information call Mrage on 83x161 lot. $50,000 CANNING TOMATOES - FOUR ROOM apartment, no Security Deposit Call 646- 1 Manchester, air condiliomng and Century 21, Jackston-Avante, 649-3163. parking Call 643-9551 WE PAY $15 for complete CAMARO - 1971 hardtop, 8- Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 poise, three years work $39,900 ffayes Corporation, two garages, up to 10 inches -H, Lawrence F. Fiano Already picked, $3.00 1/2 appliances. 428 Broad Street, 7690. I Autos For Sale 61 646-0131. 646-1316. bushel. Italian plum tomatoes $140. Security deposit. No junk cars, (/all Joev, Tolland cylinder, automatic transmis­ experience, previous dental insulation. Choose your colors 5HOW Heal tors, 649-5371. Auto Body, 528-1990' EZ) ideal for sauce or stewing, children or pets. 643-4751. ROCKVILLE ■ First floor, sion. power steering white 1973 HONDA 350, 4 cylinder, experience preferable Salary for interior and rugs. Middle NEED CAR? Credit bad? side walls, high mileage but negotiable. Send resume to 71 BELL STREET- Im­ $50's. A participating builder E 3 'iLMOWilS ^ l*c>w WINDHAM CENTER - George H Griffing, bic. $3.00 1/2 bushel. Handle four rooms, heal, stove, Bankrupt? Repossessed? AMERICAN and Foreign car excellent condition. $900 . 643- Mullen Hill Road ■ Ten room Wanted to Rent 57 runs beautiful. Real clean P 0. Box 289, Manchester. maculate custom built five in the home owner's warranty WlAlMlIIOlOCAM® MANCHESTER - $41,500 • SCREENED LOOM baskets of jar size pickles. ROCKVILLE - Accepting refrigerator, security, Honest Douglas accepts carpets. Carpet Merchants, 1808 after 4 30 p.m. room ranch, sunporch, patib, Custom built three bedroom custom built Ranch, on three $895. Suburban Motor Car. 50 plan for 10 years of nationally • Sand • Bravtl • FW $3.25. Krawskl Farms, 178 applications for one bedroom, references. No pels 872-3749 lowest down, smallest 646-8568. ■ seeks Tolland Turnpike. la n d s c ^ e d lot, 120x320. insured protection. Charles Ranch, finished family room full acres. Perfect for the Foster Street, South Windsor, $127 per month, two-bedroom, MALE STUDENT 19 payments Douglas Motors, 1974 HONDA CB360 for sale. BACK-TO-SCHOOL clothes Andovir roommate and (miet apart- Manchester. 649-2076. pinching your budget? Earn Marion E. Robertson Realtor, Ponticelli and Son, 646-1540, with bar. fireplace in living large family or bring the in­ Conn. First right past $161 p er m onth, th re e MANCHESTER - Two m 5 Main 1970 THUNDERBIRD. 2-• .'if" »sy>’ FIRST FLOOR five modem MANCHESTER - Brand new Mevers 4-way snowplow ' • - f i ' J Z I i 1348 Wilbur Cross Highway. Mr. Barker. ESCA Field cy, Realtors, 649-2813, MANCHESTER • Tree shaded rooms, stove, refrigerator, all three bedroom Duplex 285 Broad St. 643-4165 1970 MAVERICK - Two-door. Must sell, $1,350 742-9490. yard included with this five Berlin Turnpike. Berlin. Conn. Training Division Box 619, MANCHESTER - Tree shaded carpeting, $210. Married cou­ available immediately. One Open Tonita Til 8:00 P.M. 6-cylinder, automatic, radio, Wading River, New York West side Colonial, three room Ranch with basement ts : ple. 6 4 » l^ . and 1/2 baths, all appliances, 1-828-0369, MANCHESTER • Three new blue paint. $1,095 Call 11792, bedrooms, formal dining garage. Living room with wall to wall carpeting, deck, 643-7977 after 6 p.m. room, kitchen, full cellar, bedroom Colonial with large rireplace, large kitchen with TWO BEDROOM luxury excellent location. No pets. Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 SELLING your mobile home'’ PACKAGE STORE with full two-car garage. Only $35,900. rooms and lots of charm. A dining area, two bedrooms. townhouse, located in $280. per month plus security. Top dollar offered for fast MOTORCYCLE Insurance - cellar, parking area Good Wolverton Agency. Realtors, must see home priced in the Only $40,500. Wolverton Agen­ Highland Park section of Call 6 ^ 1 8 . results. 1-828-0360, Broker going business. Ill health 649-2813 low $40's. Call I3/W Realty, cy, Realtors, 649-2813. Manchester, wooded and Specializing in low cost reason for selling. Mr, Lom­ 647-1419. private. For information call, THREE ROOM efficiency, coverage for over 10 years. Automotive Service 66 bardo, Belliore Agency, 647- BOLTON - Newer Raised 646-1616 or 646-8008. fully furnished, carpeting and Binding authority Crockett 1413. Ranch with a 27 loot kitchen MANCHESTER - New listing. TWO FAMILY - Two and parking, no utilities. $150. Agency. Inc . 643-1577. ELM MOTORS- Toyota. Dat- and dining area. Large living Country setting but close to three bedrooms. Separate fur­ FOUR REDECORATED - monthly. 646-5200. sun specialists, factory Situation Wanted IS room, fireplaced family town. Eight room Colonial naces. Central. Clean. Under large rooms, first floor. $185, 1974 SUZUKI. GT 380. some trained, one day service. 114 Services Ottered 31 Services Ottered 31 Bullding-Coniracling 33 Roollng-Sldlng-Chlmney 34 room, three bedrooms, two with lots of extras. Call early $40,000. Keith Real Estate, no utilities, pets or children. CHARLES APARTMENTS - customized work Asking $725 East Main. Rockville. 871- on this treat. Priced in the 649-1922 , 646-4126. Security. 643-7279 after 4 p.m. or best offer Call 643-8977 1617. WILL BABYSIT in my home and 1 2 baths, two-car garage, CASH PAID for your older, EXPERT TREE Removal NEWTON H. Smith Si Sons ■ Deluxe 4 1/2 room townhouse, while you work days. North aluminum siding. $56,900. mid $60's. B/W Realty, 647- BIDWELL Home Improve­ 11/2 baths, all appliances, two 1419. CAPE ■ Bowers School - large unwanted or junk cars. and land clearing - free es­ Remodeling, repairing, ad­ ment Co. Expert installation Main Street area Reasonable. Woiverton Agency, Realtors, Immediate removal. Windsor timates - fully insured. Call MANCHESTER - Attractive air-conditioners, carpeted, Trucks tor Sale 62 Trucks tor Sale 62 649-2813. eat-in kitchen, living room ditions. rec rooms, porches of aluminum siding, gutters three room aprtm ent, stove, 649-5828 Auto Haul. 242-2549. All State Tree Expert Com­ and roofing. No job too small. heat and hot water, patio, MANCHESTER - Beautiful with firplace, formal dining and trims. Roofing installa­ refrigerator, beat, electricity, sound proofing, washer and room, three bedrooms, pany. 647-1039. Call 649-3144. tion and repairs. 649-6495, 875- one year old 8-room Colonial REWEAVING burns, holes. references, no pets. $155. 646- dryer hook-up. Storage, base­ COUNTRY-ROY DAT$^ Schools-Classes 19 Schools-Classes on quiet dead end street. This aluminum siding, 2-car gar­ 9109. 3167, 228-3540. 19 Zippers, umbrellas repaired. HAVE TRUCK will travel. CARPENTRY - Repairs, ment garage. Some available home has four bedrooms, 2'A age, treed lot, immaculate with fireplaces and two-car condition. $39,000. Philbrick Window shades, Venetian Light trucking, call 643-0359. remodeling, additions, gar­ HORACE Tetrault — Siding, baths, large living room, for­ blinds. Keys. TV for rent. ROCKVILLE - First Boor, garages. 6464)800, 646-1540. mal dining room, fireplaced Agency, Realtors, 646-4200, ages, roofing, call David roofing, storm windows, aw­ pleasant four rooms, parking, family room, aluminum Marlow's, 867 Main St. 649- ELECTRICIAN - All types of Patria, 644-1796. nings. Quality workmanship, 5221. wiring, electrical improve­ appliances, no pets, security. IMMEDIATE Occupancy ■ , siding with stone front, two- COLONIAL - 22' living room free estimates. Fully insured. $150. Call 643-9f43. Four room apartment with REAL ESTATE COURSE car garage, owner with fireplace, large country ment and repair work. Free WES ROBBINS carpentry 872-9187 , 649-3417. C&M TREE Service - Free es­ estimates. Call 646-5253. appliances, no pets. Utilities DATSUN i remodeling specialist. Ad­ WISE BUYS! transferred. Wolverton Agen­ kitchen, king-size master MANCHESTER - Deluxe two extra. $175. Security. Lease. in MANCHESTER bedroom, 1 1/2 baths, timates, discount senior ditions, rec rooms, dormers, cy, Realtors, 649-2813. citizens. Company SPECIALIZING cleaning and bedroom Townhouse apart­ 633-6026. 1974 FORD 1975 PINTO screened porch, walk-out built-ins, bathrooms, repairing chimneys, roofs, ment, features include: IW PICK UP basement, treed lot, garage. Manchester owned and kitchens, 649-3446. operated. Call 646-1327. new roofs. Free estimates. 30 baths, private entrances, full DUPLEX - Five room apart­ GALAXIE 500 ST. WAGON 6 Weeks-Mon. & Wed. Evenings at 7 p.m. $45,500. Philbrick Agency, Painting-Papering 32 Years Experience, Rowley, basement with washer and ment. Heat and hot water fur­ Y tllo w . 4 door gadan, Classes Start Monday, Sept. 13th. Realtors. 646-4200. LEON CIESZYNSKl builder - 643-5361. II IN C H ES dryer hook-ups, wall-to-wall nished. No pets, one child, Snow whlfg, 4 gpMd, REDWOOD FARMS - WILL TILL your garden for $7 INSIDE - Outside painting. new homes custom built, automatic, powar per hour. Call anytime, 742- carpeting, all kitchen $185. monthly. 649-1894. radio, buckat taaig, Tastefully decorated seven RANCH - A “Must" House for Special rates for people over remodeled, additions, rec Heeling-Plumbing 35 ataaring, air con­ fold down raar taat. room Dutch colonial on 8532. appliances, heat, hot water, MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL Children - four bedrooms, un­ 65. Fully insured. Estimates rooms, garages, kitchens pool, and much more. $295 per MANCHESTER - Newer ditioning. private wooded lot, 1 1/2 given.I. 134 East Middle Tpke. - Room 125 ique playroom, paneled living Call 649-7863. remodeled, bath tile, cement SEWERLINES, sink lines, month. No pets. Damato three bedroom Duplex, oaths, family room with dutch room, dining room, kitchen, MASONRY - Bricks, blocks, work. Steps, dormers. (Taka East MIddIt Tpka. to Brookllald St. Park In atu- concrete, steps, sidewalks, cleaned with electric cutters, Enterprises, 648-1021, townhouse half of two family, *2795 oven fireplace, wall-wall PAINTING - interior and Residential or commercial 5619 dent parking araa.) laundry room, two baths, and by professionals. McKinney central location near bus line, *2895 patios, and stick chimney. carpeting, 2-car garage, loaded with built-ins liiw 40s. exterior, paperhanging, Call 649-4291. Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ aluminum siding. $54,900. Call Call 875-4973 after 6. Set easy*to-make yo-yoi MANCHESTER - Unique one 11/2 baths with carpeting, and 1976 • • • Owner, 646-8852. excellent work. References. pany, 643-5308. b^room Townhouse apart­ appliances included. Private 1973 643-1641. Free estimates. Fully in­ PARTITION REMOVAL and together to form this soft 1974 Conalder an exciting course In Real Estatel The GENERAL Remodeling and clown to delight the chiU ment at Pine Ridge Village, entrances, full basement with BRAND NEW BRICK DUPLEX - living sured. Martin Mattson, 649- Installation. Open and natural NO JOB too small, toilet dren! features Include private en­ washer-dryer hook-ups, $280 THmOERBIRD course covers the major areas Including con­ COVENTRY - Spacious, painting, interior and 4431. room, kitchen, formal dining beam ceilings. New ceilings repairs, plugged drains, No. 6619 has pattern trances, full basement with per month, no pets. Damato .MONTE CARLO Qraan, 41,000 clean, seven room Raised exterior. Free estimates. Installed by experienced Dry tracts, mortgages, deeds, financing, appraising, room, three bedrooms, rec kitchen faucets replaced. piece; full directions. washer and dryer hook-ups, Enterprises, 646-1021. IVInyl roof, powai original mllaa. All Ranch, central air - im­ References. Reasonable PAPER HANGING Expert. Wall tradesman. Choice of ( Stock it 4-2365 listing and law. This course meets the minimum room, 2-car garage, excellent repaired, rec room Ttt eiBtR. iM i m for oocR got- massive bedroom, heat, all lataarlng, powar mediate occupancy. $42,900. condition, $51,900. Philbrick prices. 849-7631 or 569-4169, Your average paper, in ceiling textures. Drobiak Dry torn. Rlii I f f for poitaf* Thundarbird laaturaa requirements ot the Connecticut Real Estate batnroom remodeling, iiosHlaf. kitchen appliances, wall-to- ROCKVILLE • Available Jbrakat, air con- Including air, tutona STANDARD BED Welles Agency, 742-7356. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200, average room, $25. Mr. Wall Cornpany, The Celling wall carpeting and air- Commission. QUALITY Refinlshing - modernization, etc. Free es- A N N ! CA90T September 1st, four room LdlHoning. AM-FM. Richman, 648-3864. and Wall People. Manchester timates gladly given. M ft M conditioner $240 Mr month, no paint and vinyl root. 4-SPEEDS AND AUTOMATICS Custom reupholstery, 199 648-8882. ■MnVBIOTH* ■WvNIM nViflM .apartment. Appliances, heat, Forest Street, Manenester. Plumbing ft Heating, 649-2871. 11N Ave. el AmertoM pets, Damato Enterprises, hot water. No children, no ★ MOST COLORS IN STOCK ★ HOUSE PAINTINO Interior- —— - * New YerK N.V. 1MM 646-1021. pets. Security. $175. monthly. Fee: *75 MANCHESTER Caning, repairs. Very efcterior. Also odd Jobs, chain TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY >$AVE *4695 FRANK SCOTELLA Plum­ FliOl nwBiWiNowo, MwiAWon vita ZIF 6^1060. (Registration 1st evening class at 6:30) reasonable. Free estimates. saw work and hauling loam, Carpentry and general con­ COOK OMl Stylo I "Never Knowingly Undersold" GRACIOUS OLDER COLONIAL 646-8574. bing - repairs and remodeling. MANCHESTER - Famllv gravel whatever. Call Ed, 871- tracting. Residential and Vanities and hot water 1976 ALBUM plus Special style two bedroom apartment, Homes tor Rent 54 2158. commercial. Whether it be a heaters. Prompt service on Quilt Supplement of pat* quiet location. Includes heat, Excellent neighborhood. Formal dining room. Handy to BRICK-Block, stone, small repair job, a custom tern pieces and directions CONTINUOUS PROGRESS all schools. Attractive foyer/open staircase. Aluminum fireplaces, concrete, chimney emergencies. 643-7024. for 7 qullt^. Price.. $2.00. appliances, air conditioning FOR LEASE - Six bedroomi, S4R DECORATORS - Pain­ builtwuatv Mumchome U1or anythingOllY i'li and carpeting. $$40 per siding. City utilities. Large sunporch. Large attic storage, repairs. No job too small. Aue m u BOORS at $i.ts iach. living room, dining mom and ting and Wallpapering. between, call 646-137113k month. No pets. Damato two nathi. Garage, parking, EDUCATIONAL CENTER Nice yard, $42,600. Save. Call 644-8356 for es­ Interior - Exterior. FYee es­ No. ••lU -tlU I RIBION lUILTS. CoetalM itotoos iovoly oolHt. Enterprises, 0^10$!. $38S. 646-0067. COUNTRY timates. timates. Phone 647-9292. Flooring 91 232-9015 No. «-117~0UllTS OH PAMIl. BOY Rootlng-Sldlpg-Chlmney 34 OIrootlOM for ibitooa eoUti. MODERN two bedroom EIGHT ROOM OLDER or write Continuous Educational Center, ODEGARD EXPERIENCED handyman- G.L. McHUGH Painting - FLOOR Sanding - Refinlshing, No. I*1tl-QRINBM0THER*S PIQW- tmiTS. IS ftuiM UH o k iH i . Townhouse, heat and hot Colonial, fireplaces, Large DATSUN 55 Elizabeth St., Hartford, Conn. 06105 iainting, carpentry, elec- Interior, exterior painting, ROOFER will install roof, floors like new, no waxing, FORD rlcal, Tawn work, hauling, (specializing in older floon). Ne. 0>11l>AMtllCA'S PAVORITI water, 1 1/2 baths, disposal, lawn, parsing area, MUON SALES A SERVICE ISlilch REALTY f quality professional work at AfONANS. A lOMtltol lolootlon. siding or gutters for low dis- dishwasher, laundry hook-ups', Appliances. ■ " ”No chl&ren, pets. Route S. ItST WINDSOR 289 6 m any oidd job (big or small). reasonable prices. Fully in­ counf price. Call Ken at 649- Ceilings and inside painting. No. e>1M»MARK A BIPT. MOAf i r 643-4365 SHtt fw friootfi oM fawlly. $240. Call 228-1700 days. Working adults. 043-2080. 319 Main St. 643-2145 64M316. sured, 643-9&1. 2456. John Verfallle, 646-5750, 871- PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., August 30, 1976 Previous Puzzle MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Aupist 30, 1976 — PAGE FIFTEEN Motion r Charles M. Schultz ACROSS DOWN 1 Performed 1 Daylight iinM.mil iH Dear Abby 4 Jump on one saving time 'HERE'S 5CWETHIN6 la b ) KNOW WHAT KINP OF BALL M IN E H A 5 \ THAT'S A ANYONE FINP5 A BALL loot YOU 5H0ULP 7 Go by plane 2 Willow genus YOURE a A Y IN 6 A N P WHAT A LITTLE NUMBER WITH A SNOWMAN By Abigail Van Buren 10 Printing 3 Beloved t h in k ABOUT NUMBER IS ON IT SO YOU SNOWMAN EISHT direction 4 City near ON IT, IT'S MINE'!' WHEN YOU'RE WONT BET MIXEP UP WITH ON IT... 12 Arrive (ab ) Leipzig. aAYIN6 TENNIS 13 Medicinal Germany THE LAYERS NEXT TO YOU ' I f plant 5 Native metal 14 Rip 6 Go forward DEAR ABBY: In all the years I’ve been reading your 15 Boy's 7 Escape from 23 Lass' name 42 Feminine column I've never disagreed with you—until today when nickname bondage 24 Observes name 25 Soft mineral 43 Bridge fs;. you told that woman to apologize for kicking her 16 Green 8 Put on cargo vegetables 9 Affirmative 26 Arab ruler 44 Revolve 24-year-old brother-in-law out of the house before the 17 Prospero's 11 Threefold 20 Plunge into 45 Adjective SEPTEMBER 13-year-old sitter arrived. (He was a houseguest.) servant (prefix) water suffix The woman said the sitter’s mother would be horrified if 19 Pierced with 13 Spring month, 29 Roman date 47 For (lla l) she knew her daughter was alone in the house with a horn (ab ) 30 Bird's home 46 Pace 21 Elevates 16 Make a 31 Children swing 49 Greenland 24-year-old man, and the girl herself might feel ill at ease. 23 Organic mistake on this settlement I guess you don’t read the papers, Abby. Please retract compound 20 Carbohydrate 33 Move about 50 Smalt (Scot.) your advice. You goofed. 27 Giving food suffix 39 Not well 52 New Guinea seaport Mickey Finn — Morris Weiss L.A. TIMES READER 32 Group of 22 Armada (2 40 National girl's players wds ) organizationfab I 54 Upon (prefix) 33 Morindm dyes 1 T- 4 5 6 7 8 5“ DEAR READER: Here’s another one for your side: 34 Thought UNCLB PHIL! DIDN'T VOU CLEM— ABOUT THAT V YES. INDEED* SAV NELL'S BPOTHER PRIVATE DETECTIVE VOL ] HER NAME IS 35 Missiles (Latin) 10 11 12 13 36 Middling HIRED A PRIVATE HIRED--DID HE GIVE . CONNIE N IVR E! EVE TO TAIL (comb form 14 15 16 YOU A REPORT ON n DO YOU WANT DEAR ABBY: At first I thought you were right in v.ir ) RUSSELL ^ TH AT’S WAYNE VISITING / V HER ADDRESS?. !VA YNE ? / r i g h t / A GIRL FRIEND? telling that woman to apologize to her brother-in-law, but 1 37 Sleeveless 17 18 20 changed my mind when my 14-year-old daughter said. garment 1 “Abby blew it —I hope when I babysit I’ll never be left 38 Allnbute 21 22 •to Exploit F alone in the house with a 24-year-old guy. Both you and 28 2d 30 31 41 Ancient 23 24 25 26 2, WANT AD Abby are too trusting, Mom.” stringed ■ 32 33 Then she told us a few experiences her girlfriends had mstfumenls 1 had while silting. 43 Without 35 3S 37 My husband then entered the discussion saying, motion 1 ■ 46 Misstep 38 39 “Consider the young man’s reputation; the girl could 50 Rotated accuse him of molesting her even though he was innocent." 51 Eniiie 41 142 He was absolutely right. I recalled the time our young 53 Femimne 47 48 49 minister was accused of molesting a young girl, and he was SuMix 43 44 45 ■ 4 6 55 Fern,lie horse saved only because I was present at the time he 50 51 52 53 54 56 Toe iScot ) Priscilla's Pop — Al Vermeer supposedly molested her. 57 Jump 55 56 57 So I think you were wrong. Abby. The woman had no 58 Girl s name need to apologize. 59 Evening (poet i 58 59 60 60 Greek letter 30 the BOOK I'M REAPING l-B " THE BOOK IM REAPING MRS. B. IN OAKLAND. ORE. SO 600R REVEREND WEEMS, ' IS 5 0 GOOD. A LOT OF A LOT OF PEOPLE CAN'T PEOPLE ARE AFRAID TO 3 PUT IT DOWN.' PICK IT UP.' r- DEAR MRS. B. (and all others who wrote to protest my reply): Win at Bridge Are we becoming so paranoid, suspicious and evil- SPECIAL minded that we dare not trust a 24-year-old male (who was described by his sister-in-law as a “ nice young man” ) alone Right contract makes points in the same house with a 13-year-old girl for as long as it takes him to shower and dress? (lie was going out with friends for the evening.) my's long diamonds to dispose Is it fair to assume that because the sitter is 13 and NORTH 30 0 A A 6 5 of his last heart and deuce of female and the houseguest is 24 and male he would try to spades.” V 2 8 -3 0 seduce her? Jim: “Looks like a simple g-30- I am aware that some girls have been known to holler ♦ K g J 84 A K J 10 3 hand, yet the successful slam “rape” without just cause, and some young men have been was worth 24 5 out of a Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence known to take advantage of young girls in similar WEST EAST possible 25 points and circumstances, but to assume without a shred of evidence A Q 10 AJ8743 materially help^ John and THAT 5 WHAT : l o o k : X DON'T WE 5TILL 5 E that this will take place, and to rush a houseguest out of V Kg 10 6 3 V.-\J94 Dave to win the 1954 Life LOvECr CIO LEAVIN6 Th I^ UNPEK ENEMY ^URVEILLANCE- the house on this assumption, is, in my judgment, a gross ♦ 9 2 ♦ 7 6 5 Masters' Pairs." h o s p it a l in P'NE 3 0 x : WHAT'$ THE $ 0 WE'RE oO lNti^ insult. A 8 6 5 2 A9 Oswald: “The key bid was IDEA? SOMEPLACE WHERE Doesn't someone out there agree with me? So far the SOI TH il) i when John decided to bid four THEY C^N'T FOLLOW 0 score is Readers 289. Abby 0. Readers? A K 92 clubs rather than try three V875 ^ notrump with no stopper in CONFIDENTIAL TO “CURIOUS IN WINSTED. ♦ A 10 5 hearts." CONN. ” :1 have no writers and therefore willingly accept A A g 7 4 Jim: "Those players who all blame and credit for all published material bearing my Both vulnerable bid three notrump watched byline. West North East South helplessly while the defense 1 A rattled off five heart tricks. A Pass 1 ♦ Pass 1 N T couple of pairs played in Pass 3 A Pass 3 S diamonds and were only able Pass 3 * Pass 4 A to score eleven tricks. The Astro-graph Pass 6 A Pass Pass club slam made because the Pass twelfth trick came from a ruff Opening lead - K V By BERNICE BEDE OSOL by North. At diamonds Alley Oop — Dave Graue By Oswald & James Jacoby North's ruff was made with the long trump hand and did For Tuesday, Aug. 31. 1976 Jim: “The proof of the pud­ declarer no good" ding is in the eating The proof TtXl SAV THE iNPtAN SI! AND WHEN THEN' HAVE VCM KNOW, FRANCISCO, ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) AND - m e BIS MAN FINISHED SPEAKING TO THE IF THEY TAKE THE You have a tendency today to Sales resistance is a dirty word of good bidding is when you ARE NOW AT THE „ ' CHIEF, TWEV SAID THEY VVOULD SHORTEST TRAIL BACk bungle your best opportunities lor you today Be prudent, or get a top or near-top in a VILLASE OF MAlMA: r e t u r n lO THE SHIPS.' TO THE BEACH ... You'd bo wise not to daunt your you'll wind up with a bunch of match-point game, when A Kentucky reader wants to A usual air of self-assurance costly items you don't need there is no real play to the know the correct bid with TAURUS (April 20-May 20) It s SAGITTARIUS (Nov! 23-Dac. hand." «.^8643VK7532 * 2A74 easy to make promises m 21) You're tooting your own Oswald; “The bidding in the The bidding has gone one order to expedite matters, but horn a little too loudly today. It box is that of Dave Carter of diamond to your left, double they could be costly for you could be a sour note to others. St. Louis and John Hubbell of by your partner, pass to your Bite off only what you can chew right CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jsn. Kansas City There was no today 19) Friends are willing to assist problem in the play. The The correct bid is two QEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) you today, but only to a limited defense took one heart trick diamonds This is a force to You're likely to rely too much degree It's not a smart move to and continued hearts. John game and is justified by the on the other guy today, and he press them too severely ruffed in dummy and drew fact that you hold an ace. a on you An important project king and five cards In each U AQUARIUS (Jen. 20-Feb. 19) trumps. 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