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Mondale alleges misrepresentation Ford attacks Carter FROM OUR COMPLETE KITCHEN CENTER for inconsistency

By ROBERT KAYLOR with the people before the election million more Americans out of work. I United Press International about what we’re going to do after Their record on home ownership is a President Ford’s campaign kickoff the election.” disgrace. Their record on health care brought Democratic criticism led by Carter, campaigning just a few is absolutely indefensible,” Mondale vice presidential nominee Walter F. miles away in Dearborn, did not said. i Mondale’s charges of bald presiden­ comment on the President’s speech. Democratic members of Congress tial misrepresentation on issues of But he criticized Ford’s handling of joined in the criticism. Senate unemployment, home ownership and the economy, saying "When Richard Banking Committee Chairman health care. Nixon resigned, Gerald Ford in­ William Proxmire charged the Making his first official campaign herited a difficult situation, but in a Republicans with increasing housing speech Wednesday night at the few short weeks he unerringly turned down-payment requirements and Now you can make University of Michigan at Ann Arbor difficulty into disaster.” said Ford's plan "is no more than — where he was graduated in the Mondale campaigned with Carter what has been taken away over the that dream kitchen a reality! 1930s — Ford attacked Democratic Wednesday at the Bicenntenial past several years.” presidential nominee Jimmy Carter Farmfest in the vice presidential Sen. Edward M. Kennedy accused garden court’kitchen cabinets for being inconsistent on the issues. nominee's home state -of Minnesota, Ford of taking; a do-nothing approach Ford said the United States “has where they discussed an apparent dis­ to "the costly, shabby and ineffective system of private (health) in­ Scholarship semi-finalists FREE Kitchen Planning Service Master cratted woodgrain made an incredible comeback” in the agreement on recent Supreme Court cabinets with a scratch and stain two years he has held office. He un­ decisions. The two men were surance.” National Merit Scholarship semi-finalists representing Manchester High School and East Bting in v o jr kitchpn ;Tif>,isim‘m t'nts & lei resistant finish that stays ilVe veiled a proposal "to reduce down scheduled to meet again tonight at an Carter discussed the Supreme our f.ictorv ti nnr*(l i .lespeople help you new with just damp cloth wiping. payments on lower and middle in­ Italian-American dinner in Court question privately with Mon­ Catholic High School line up in front of MHS. From left are Peter J. Gourley, Mark W. plan your dronrn kit'then FPEE with no come housing by up to 50 per cent” Washington. dale after reasserting his belief the Otter, Lawrence R. Dunn, all of MHS, Pamela M. Wesbecher of ECHS, Diana D. Webb, obliqiition and pledged "accessible and affor­ Asked about the Ford speech at an court is "moving in the right direc­ Susan J. Launi and Elizabeth S. Anderson, also of MHS, (Herald photo by Pinto) dable health care” for Americans. overnight stopover in Chicago, Mon­ tion” in removing legal technicalities “Trust is not being all things to all date said "the main suprise is the that have caused the release of ob­ people, but being the same thing to baldness of the misrepresentation in­ viously guilty persons. AVAILi.ABLE IIN all people,” Ford said of Carter, corporated in that speech ... The presidential nominee said Seven named Merit semi-finalists ‘Westmont’ & ‘Accent’ "Trust is not having to guess what a "Their record on employment is Mondale "indicated he agreed with GARDENCOURT ‘ACCENT’ CABINETS candidate means. Trust is leveling abominable with two and a half me.” Several Merit Scholarship semi­ United Methodist Church and studies of Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Dunn of Styles finalists from Manchester and area piano and guitar. She plans to attend 814 Vernon St, He is a member of stu­ WALL CABINETS BASE CABINETS high schools were announced today. Oral Roberts University in Tulsa, dent assembly. National Honor Seven students are from Okla. Society, current affairs club, in­ MIg. Everyday Sale MIg. Everyday Sato New demographic study indicates Manchester schools; three are from • Susan Launi of MHS, is the tramural basketball, and the List Price Plica Size List Price Price Size South Windsor, and one each is from daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. wrestling team. He was a Boys State 12”W x3 0 ’’H $52 34,84 31.20 12” $72 48.24 43.20 East Hartford and Hebron high Launi of 220 Scott Dr. She is a delegate in 1976. He plans to study 18"W X 30”H $57 38.19 34.20 18” $78 52-26 46.80 school enrollments have peaked schools. member of the school Debate Club, computer science and economics. National Honor Society, student 3 0 r W X 30”H $84 56.28 50.40 24” $86 57.62 51.60 The students and their personal • Elizabeth Anderson of MHS, 30" $110 73.70 $6 6 By DOUG BEVINS The medium series projection shows current figure is the lowest ever, and backgrounds are: assembly, American Field Service daughter of Dr. and Mrs, Olof L. 42"W X 30”H $102 68.32 61.20 a sharp decline until the early 1980s, Herald Reporter it might increase slightly, depending • Pamela Wesbecher of ECHS, Club and Current Affairs Club. Her Anderson of 106 Kennedy Rd. She is a then a gradual decline for the rest of ‘W e stm o n t’ ‘A c c e n t’ Manchester’s public school enroll­ on economic factors, but it probably daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James special awards include the Harvard member of the National Honor Socie­ the century. ment, which has been hovering won’t go high enough for a "baby Wesbecher of 18 Marilyn Dr., Book Award, Elmira College Key, ty and Order of Rainbow for Girls. The "high series,” which shows a around 10,000 for about 10 years, boom,” he said. Glastonbury. She participates in the debate awards and top place in a She has worked on the Arldian long-term increase in enrollments, probably will never reach that peak The projected number of women in school band, is an Honors E student National French Contest — first Literary Arts Magazine and the assumes no change in migration again, according to demographer Manchester, on which the birth rate and is a member of the National place in the state and in New Somanhis, school yearbook. She par­ trends or death rates, but a birth rate Thomas Steahr of the University of depends, may be too high or too low Honor Society. She is active in 4-H England, and fourth in the nation. ticipated in the U.S. Military Connecticut. increase of 10 per cent each five depending on migration patterns, Dr. and rides her own horse. She plans to She studies piano. She plans to attend Academy first annual academic years. Under these assumptions, workshop at West Point, N.Y. In a report commissioned by the Steahr said. However, he said, a study liberal arts. law school. enrollment would decline sharply un­ • Peter Gourley of MHS, son of Awards received are the Gold Key local school board, Dr. Steahr said long-term pattern of net in-migration • Diana Webb of MHS, daughter of til the early 1980s, continue declining Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Godfrey Gourley and Place Scholastic Writing the school enrollment in the year 2000 isn’t likely because of past trends in Dr. and Mrs. George W. Webb of 1208 less rapidly until 1990, and then shoot of 730 Keeney St. His school ac­ Awards, book award from the West may be as low as 7,033 or as high as Manchester. Main SP She is a member of Round upwards to the estimated 9,245 in the tivities include varsity football, stu­ Germany government for achieve­ 9,245, depending on a complex Other variables which may change Table Singers, Announcer’s Club, and year 2000. dent assembly, photo editor for the ment in German, first place in Town mixture of social, economic and the projections are the possibility of a former band member. She was The high series is the only projec­ High School World, and membership of Manchester's voter registration demographic changes in the next 20 future changes in nonpublic schools named Honorary Page of the Ken­ tion which might come close to in the National Honor Society. He is poster contest. Her hobbies are 30” ductless stainless steel 8 ” kitchen 8” washerfree 8” single lever plastic laminated years. or in area towns. The figures may be tucky Senate and was a recipient of current enrollment figures, es­ president of the local National Honor reading, painting and drawing. She sinks kitchen faucet w/spray kitchen faucet w/spray counter tops f Dr. Steahr, relying on data concer­ too low if nonpublic students begin the best beginning typist award and a range hood faucet w/spray timated to be 9,689 this year. Society chapter, parliamentarian for plans to major in economics. ning birth rates, migration trends entering public schools or if area Singer Sewing award. She was There are a number of the student assembly, junior soccer Semi-finalists from South Windsor and other social aspects of population towns close their schools and send treasurer of the Announcer’s Club "disclaimers” in Dr. Steahr’s report coach. He is a member of the Colt High School are Stephen P. Hunger. study, calculated three different sets students to Manchester, Dr. Steahr and is a member of the Manchester which he says could change the Baseball League and the Manchester Timothy J Oberg and Kenneth R. 0 4 9 9 1099 of enrollment projections. said. Memorial Hospital Junior Volunteer future enrollment projections sub­ Dr. Steahr recommends that Auxiliary. She is also a member of Interfaith Basketball League. He Simler. reg.26.96 V 83 5 .3 6 0 reg.2S.99 lln.lt. The "low series,” which results in I ™ reg.3.99 stantially. plans to study liberal arts. Others arc Sheila E. Crowley from 2single temp. 4 S volume the 7,033 estimate of enrollment, several musical groups at South —See Paite Fourteen High pressure laminate In The projected number of births • Mark Otter of MHS, son of Mr. George J Penney High School in Ready to Install 2-epeed Self rimmed single Chrome on bress feucet Easy to Install high apout control faucet features Post formed white assumes no change in variables such bowl sinks. White, Gold Flake, White could be too high or too low, he said, and Mrs. Fred A. Otter of 12 Dorset East Hartford, and Penelope A. unit with Interior work lor years of service, faucet. Washerlese so convenient spray & no- sequfn tops 6'. 8’, 10' & as migration, death and birth rates. • 1S"x IS" Bar Sink Florentine Marble & Pine­ depending on whether Manchester Sibun from Rham Senior High School light. In white, gold, with spray. there's no drips or leaks. drlp washerlsss opera­ 12' lengths with un­ On that basis, enrollment is Lane. He is a member of the MHS reg. 33.99 2 9 .9 9 87411 tion. 87011. finished ends.' apple Whimsey. women postpone childbearing or math team, student assembly. in Hebron. coppertone. with f^ucel A strainer projected to decline rather sharply decide to limit the size of their Episcopal bishops favor These students will have an oppor­ s a s r ,------until the late 1980s, then remain National Honor Society, intramural basketball and Current Affairs Club. tunity to continue in the competition relatively steady until the end of the families. The current birth rate for He received the Rensselaer for about 3,850 Merit Scholarships to century. Manchester is about 1.5 children per ordination of women Polytechnic Institute Science Award. be awarded next spring. Over 90 per WARM UP TO THESE GREAT HEATING VALUES! The "medium series,” which calls MINNEAPOLIS (UPI) - Arms an institution to redeem our brothers cent of the semi-finalists are for enrollment of 7,212 in the year family, lower than the national His activities include guitar playing, outstretched and his voice ringing and sisters." expected to qualify as finalists. 2000, assumes no changes in death average and less than the number volunteer at Camp Kennedy and through a hushed House of Bishops, It was a dramatic moment, one of Semi-finalists who attain finalist and birth rates but relies on a possi­ required for the population to coaching junior soccer. He plans to reproduce itself. Dr. keahr said at a the Rt. Rev. Paul Moore pleaded for many in the long march of women status will compete for at least 1,000 ble drop in in-migration (people be a physicist. morning press conference today. The a church "that may be broken if this toward ordination in the Episcopal • Lawrence R. Dunn of MHS, son National Merit $1,000 scholarships. NEED HOT WATER? moving to Manchester) after 1980. is the only way by which we might be priesthood. The arguments of Moore, water heaters with 5 year warranty / ------bishop of New York, and many of his If the tank leaks because of faulty materials, workmanship, or brother bishops moved the day of Pipe hand concert corrosion, within 5 years of Installation, the heater will be women priests a long step fprward replaced with a comparable heater of our manufacturer (exclusive Today’s news summary The House of Bishops, for the first of relnstallatlon costs.) time in a formal legislative session, Compiled from United Press International voted 95 to 61 Wednesday in favor of to boost band shell gas heaters wood box heater ‘Iranklin” wood burning stove ordaining women. The proposal, A Bicentennial salute to At 6:30 p m , there will be a benefit State Richard Lorber and Gov. Philip Kennedy and Martin Luther King. however, also must be approved by Manchester will be presented by the buffet dinner-dance at Garden All Include temperature & W. Noel remained glum as elec­ The full House must now act on the House of Deputies, the second of town's five pipe bands Saturday, Grove, Keeney St , where the bands preature rellal valves, as 99 Com pitta with anttra the request. the church’s two deliberative and Sept. 25 in a concert at 2 p.m at will again perform Music for dan­ accaaaocy packapa. HARTFORD — A study of tion officials labored to verify and required by law. L.P. or 30 Gal. Project Concern shows Hartford count 3,111 cruciqj absentee legislative bodies. Center Park. cing will be provided by the Natural Oat. children that are bused to subur­ ballots in the Democratic KNOXVILLE, Tenn. M Lester "1 am turned off by those who say Participating in the salute will be Penthouse Four that we have not had time to consider Efficient, economical cast Iron heater with All cast*229 iron construction complete with ban schools enjoy school more senatorial nomination race. Maddox, the American Indepen­ Ihe Manchester Pipe Band. SI Proceeds from the dinner-dance »40 Gallon gas water heater...... 99.99 wide fire door A easy swing lop lor simple screen, boot, grate, grill & bean pot. Big 25 than city and suburban students. dent Party's presidential the role of women in the church, " Patrick's Pipe Band, the Stewart will go towards the construction of loading. 2 2 V i"H x3 3”L. firebox. 3 r ‘H x 3 8 ”W. Project Concern has been used for BOSTON — Lenghthy and nominee, believes George said Bishop Philip McNairy, pointing Highlanders Pipe Band, Taggarts the proposed Bicentennial Band out the issue of women first arose in 10 years to promote integregation deliberative questioning resumes Wallace has defected to the Pipe Band and the Sphinx Temple Shell i s s : 1946 when two women were allowed electric heaters by busing Hartford children to 14 today to select 15 more jurors and political enemy's camp, led by Highlanders Pipe Band. Heservalions close Wednesday and suburban towns including alternates for the bank robbery- those who hate the Alabama to sit as observers at the general con­ The bands will assemble at the may be made by contacting Bridget vention. They were not given the All Include temperature & Manchester. Presently 1,045 murder trial of antiwar activist governor's guts. He also accused British-American Club and leave the Maroeau, 649-8OT1, or the general pressure rellal valves, as ^ ' parlor vote, however, until 1970. at the same 30 Gal. comfort students are bused at a total cost and feminist Susan Saxe. Jimmy Carter, the Democratic club at 1 ;30 p.m. marching as a com­ chairman of the program. William required by lew. of $1.5 million. nominee, of not telling the truth to time women were allowed to be bined unit north on Main St to Center Forbes. 649-5755 $ heater the American people because deacons, the lowest of Holy Orders Park, where each band will perform William Cooke is handling stove National that also include priests and bishops individually. arrangements for the dinner-dance 1------M l ------'40 Qal. electric heater...... 94.99 WATERBURY - Deputy Carter’s actions have been liberal WATER HEATER) ■52 Gal, electric heater...... 109.99 Sheriff Charles Ubaldi and NEW YORK - Teamsters while he professes to be conser­ • INSTALL«nOM KIT delinquent tax collector John Union locals in 15 eastern states vative. ISU __ m m eyenrrHHO m u c d ! Bedell were arrested Wednesday struck the United Parcel Service Dry Brook storm drain system T 1 1 on larceny charges in connection Wednesday, idling 18,000 persons. International with an investigation of handling The locals have been working *179 *199 of back tax collections. without a contract since July 31 in DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania — most cases and April 1 in others. Secretary of State Henry under consideration by town BUY THE NEXT ELECTRIC SIZING CHART G A S SIZIN G C H A R T Caat Iron conitructlon Cast iron heater with Regional Kissinger says he has not given up SIZE LARGER Number R*gu U r High Numb«f No Non- Automatic with highly pollehad polished chrome trim. LONE PINE, Calif. - Demoli­ hope despite a shaky beginning of begins near the intersection of Pitkin drainage bonding proposal P*r«ont In ElAfiwnt R»cov»ry F«r»onln LaunOaring Automatic Waahar chrome trim. Front or Top teed wood or coal By GREG PEARSON Family Ct«mAnt« Family Waahaf BOSTON — A proposed tion experts and water officials his efforts to defuse the tense and Academy Sts , runs through East rhe brook area has been divided top lead atova lor coal burning haatar taaturaa Herald Reporter It's a good rule to » 5 2 0«l. 40 gal. 9 20 gal. 90 gal. 9040 gal. legislative alternative to an out­ into high-priurity work areas, but the ) ramovabla ahakar grata sought clues today to a racial situation in southern Cemetery, along Spruce St . and follow when 4 S2«4L 40>S2gat. 4 SOgaL 9040 gal. 40-50 gal. ofwood.StW’HxaS'W. money the town now has would only 40 40 gal. 40 40 gaL right ban on the private posses­ mysterious explosion that ripped Africa. A $2 million storm drainage behind .Main St , before ending near replacing your S U « Q 4 L 4b42g»i. 5 V M O g a i A dual draft controta. • •3 9 iL 40-A2gaL • 40 40 gal. 40 40 ga l 4040 gal. sion of handguns has been apart an unguarded concrete LONDON — Water is cut off in­ project for the Dry Brook water shed the Main St -Hartford Rd intersec­ be able to pay for about one-half of water healer. 40-75 gaL 7 •2-120 52 gal. 7 40 40 gai. 4040 g a l stricken from the November elec­ spillgate along the state’s oldest definitely to 30 towns and villages area is under study by the town, ac­ tion It is entirely underground the repairs to one area. Giles said tion ballot by order of the aqueduct, forcing Los Angeles to in southwestern England — the cording to Director of Public Works "It's a long-range plan," Giles said It doesn't look like we can do any Massachusetts Supreme Court, switch on emergency water first time water supplies have Jay J. Giles of the project one piece of the area at $250,000." The ruling means voters will have supplies Wednesday. Vandalism been completely stopped in the Giles met earlier this week with At this time, the town has $250.1)00 Giles said the simple choice of voting for or is being blamed for the incident. country in 20 years. representatives from Metcalf and for Dry Brook improvements This is The proposed project would in­ against an initiative petition Eddy, a firm that has studied the only about one-tenth of the money clude installation of wider piping for IRD DANBURY NO. HAVEN ORANGE BRISTOL which would ban the private WASHINGTON - The House AUMUEHLE, West Germany- brook area and written a report for that will be needed for the entire the brook to flow through Exit 54 on Intantati 95 25 Fidaral Road, RIe. 7 Mentowtu Shopping Ptaza 130 Botloa Poll Road Rti. 6, Maaimoth Mart ownership of handguns. Rules Committee has proposed a Grand Adm. Karl Doenitz, Adolph the town about needed im­ project, according to Giles. Cadar A Batton Ptit Raid Middletown Avtnue Money needed for the project special committee to begin new Hitlers’s successor as leader of provements. The $250,000 comes from available would most likely come from a bon­ PROVIDENCE, R. 1. - Con­ investigations into the the Third Reich, celebrates his The project would alleviate Community Development funds and HARTFORD TORRINGTON WALLINGFORD MANCHESTER WATERBURY fidence exuded from auto dealer assassinations of President 85th birthday out of the limelight flooding problems that have occurred from monies set aside for Dry Brook ding issue, which would have to be 3200 Na. Mala Strati WkisttadllMd UOCbunk Mraat (YMttvMi) Plat AOiairStt. 102 Chau Avtnua in the Dry Brook area. The brook improvements in the 1974 storm approved by town referendum n*o«o-9«it4 PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVEN ING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.; Thurs., Sept. 16, 1976 MANCHESTER EVEN ING H ERALD, Manchester, Conn , Thurs., Sept. 16, 1976- P AG E T H R E E

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WASHINGTON (UPI) - taxes. District Court in Arrests made Wednesday by The “ yes" or "no" ques­ Wolstencroft, managing served as a financial un­ SPECIAL OFFER to continue despite CLUTRAP vo te jury sequestered A checkmark on Page 1 of a Jack Payner, about 68, of Cleveland, Rep. Charles A. Manchester Police included: tion that can lead to director of Castle Bank and derpinning of organized 1972 federal income tax Beachwood, Ohio, who Vanik introduced a bill that • Russell W. Pray, 43, of 914 Main charges carrying a Trust Co. Ltd. of Nassau, crime, have permitted At JAMES BEAUTY SALON return was responsible for checked "no” to a question would require the IRS to St., East Hartford, charged on a re­ maximum penalty of five the Bahamas, who was Americans to evade taxes By GREG PEARSON applied to state construction the Justice Department’s asking if he had such a restore the question to the “ The funds have been committed. arrest warrant with issuing a bad W ATERBURY (UPI) - A jury, ap­ under guard from the time they are years in prison and a $10,- charged with abetting and securities regulations Herald Reporter projects. first indictment in a bank account, was indicted forms for 1976 when they These projects have already been check. Court date is Sept. 15. parently for the first time in state selected was issued Wednesday by 000 fine was omitted from Paynor by issuing a false The Justice Department Director of Public Works Jay J. Hartford requires all construction special investigation of Tuesday on a charge of the 1975 returns. are printed. PERMANENT started," Giles said. • Ralph Brown, 27, of Hartford, legal history, will be sequestered Superior Court Judge George A. affidavit to the IRS. for the first time publicly Giles said Wednesday that the recent contractors to have 15 per cent persons who use foreign filing a false return, the Officials said the indict­ He said they were included in this charged on a re-arrest warrant with during the entire trial of murder Saden. He is presiding oveE> the The indictment also While the indictment was identified Wolstencroft as delay in regional transportation im­ minority workers. bank accounts to evade department said. named H. Michael ment was the first year’s list of the Transportation Im­ fourth-degree larceny (shoplifting). defendant Murray R. Gold. retrial of Gold, a New York being returned in U.S. the owner of a briefcase BY provement funds will not hold up The three Manchester projects in­ resulting directly from an provement Program because the Court date is today. The order to place jurors in a hotel stockbroker, whose first trial in that caused IRS Com­ REDKEN $ 1 5 0 0 work on the W. Middle Tpke. and cluded in the funds are valued at work did not begin until this year. March ended in mistrial because of a investigation called missioner Donald C. Adams St. projects. $2.37 million, but Giles said that only The cost of the W. Middle Tpke. deadlocked jury. “ Project Haven" which Alexander to halt Project ONLY A third project included in the one, the intersections work, could be work is estimated at $1.2 million, and Five persons were questioned and the IRS started but is now Haven in 1975 and come un­ regional funds, improvements to in­ delayed if the funds are held up for a the cost of the Adams St. renovation Schorr refuses to name excused Wednesday. Selection Persecutions in Malawi continue conducted by the Justice der investigation himself. Regular Value *20** tersections in Manchester, may be long period. is placed at $840,000. resumes today from a panel of 60 Department with IRS The briefcase was said to delayed If the funds are held up long He said that the reconstruction The third project, the intersection prospective jurors. cooperation. contain evidence of illegal The persecution of sent as well as the freedom has literature available for enough, Giles said. work on both Adams St. and W. Mid­ improvements, is valued at $300,000. source to committee Gold is charged with the murders who have reportedly eased The IRS found the tax evasions but Alexander The matter arose last week when dle Tpke. will not be delayed by the Jehovah’s Witnesses in to refuse to join any some of the persecution anyone who wishes more number of taxpayers, who Giles explained that this work is still of Irving W. Pasternak, 71, and his Malawi continues and new said the evidence was the Capitol Region Land Use and fund holdup. political grouping or party. when Party officials are information. He lives at 240 did not bother to check any in the planning stagd and may not be wife, Rhoda, 66, who were found efforts are being made to "tainted" and could not be Transportation Planning Although both projects are listed ■WASHINGTON (UPI) - The the session would also take up the We, therefore, feel that not in their areas. Sand Hill Rd., South Wind­ answer to the question, BY delayed at all, depending on how long slashed to death in their Waterbury register protests in hope of used in some court cases (CLUTRAP) voted against approval as part of the Transportation Im­ House Ethics Committee is your country’s apparent “ But this has been going sor. rose from about 3 million it takes before the Transportation Schorr case. home Sept. 26, 1974. halting the atrocities, ac­ because an IRS informant i MISS of the $30 million Transportation Im­ provement Program, funds have pondering what to do about CBS policy of compulsory for some time and the “ But we hope that in 1971 and 1972 “ to an Improvement Program is approved. The ethics committee was man­ Gold, the Pasternak’s former son- cording to Santo had obtained it through a provement Program unless Hart­ already been provided for the work, reporter Daniel Schorr, who refused dated by the full house to investigate membership in the Malawi scope of it is almost un­ anyone in the Manchester astonishing 38 million in MARION in-law, has maintained his innocence Giangrave, presiding ruse. ford’s minority hiring rules are he said. to identify his source for a secret in­ the leak of the final report of the Congress Party is a cur­ believable. Many have area who is as enraged as 1974" when it was moved to and said he was at his Forest Hills, overseer of the Manchester A spokesman said the telligence report despite warnings House Intelligence Committee which tailment of human rights died. One report said that we are about what is going an inside page. N.Y., home on the night of the Congregation of Johovah’s case against Payner was that he could face criminal charges and that punitive measures several hundred die^ in an on in Malawi, will take a “ In a classic case of il- Schorr obtained and had published murders. Witnesses. not based on evidence in for maintaining silence. last February in the New York against those who do not inadequate refugee camp few minutes to write a logic they (the IRS of­ Chief Superior Court Judge John A. "Reports from credible the briefcase. Rep. John J. Flynt, D-Ga., the take membership are un­ in nearby Zambia. letter of protest.” ficials) then figuratively Village Voice. Speziale, said it is the first time, “ to newspapers with reporters The Justice and House-Senate compromise limits committee chairman, nine times justifiable.” Thousands others are The address is: throw up their hands and the best of my knowledge” that such in the area, as well as an Treasury Departments read out the elaborate warning at a The persecution is being reported in concentration His Excellency the Life say, in effect, that with so a sequester order has been issued in independent study by the cleared Alexander last JAMES BEAUTY SALON standing-room-only, televised ses­ carried out by members of camps in Malawi. President of Malawi many people not bothering a murder case. World Council of Churches April after their in ­ 143 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER 1 sion Wednesday when Schorr evoked the Youth League of the “ We pray that world opi­ Ngwazi Dr. H. Kamuzu to answer the question we government payment for abortions The jury will be lodged in a Water­ have confirmed the horri­ vestigations failed to turn 649*5701 his First Amendment rights and jour­ Malawi Congress Party, nion will help put a stop to Banda Central Govern­ might as well take if off the Est. 1934 bury hotel and allowed evening fami­ ble stories of persecution up evidence that the com- But the report also made it clear nalistic ethics in refusing to name says Giangrave but their this senseless loss of ment Offices Private Bag return," Vanik said. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The The ban was further spelled out in ly visits, chaperoned by sheriffs. against Jehovah’s missioner had halted that Congress does not intend “ to the person who supplied the docu­ About town lives," says Giangrave. 301 Capital City Llingwe 3 government paid for over 250,000 an accompanying report which Reading materials will be censored Witnesses in Malawi,” ac­ brutality has angered some The foreign bank ac­ Haven to cover up for preclude payment for abortions when ment. Giangrave said that he Malawi, Central Africa. abortions last year. But under terms declared: “ It is the intent of the con­ and the jurors will be kept from cording to Giangrave. local officials in Malawi counts, he added, "have anyone. the life of the woman is clearly en­ “ Beyond constitutional of a compromise reached by House ferees to limit the financing of abor­ hearing news broadcasts. He explained that the dangered, as is the case with multi­ arguments,” the reporter said, “ to and Senate members, it no longer tions under the Medicaid program to A Bible study will be conducted The second trial started off with Watchtower Bible and will be able to finance them unless instances where the performance of ple sclerosis or renal disease, if the betray a source would be to betray some of the sharp clashes that myself, my career and my life. It is tonight at 7:30 at the United Tract Society is again the mother’s life is endangered. an abortion is deemed by a physician pregnancy were carried to term." marked the lengthy, grueling first Boys’ PVC not as simple as saying that 1 refuse Pentecostal Church, 187 Woodbridge mounting a letter-writing Sensational Ladies’ Popular Ending months of bitter disagree­ to be of medical necessity and to The report further included a trial, in which jury selection took ,-r. to do it. I cannot do it." campaign to protest the ac- Outerwear ment, congressionl conferees prohibit payment for abortions as a provision declaring that the action over one month. Savings on Wrap Sweaters Flynt finally and unexpectedly tions to their fellow Wednesday added to a $56.6 billion method of family planning, or for “ does not intend to prejudge any con­ Chief defense counsel William M. believers. adjourned the hearing, excusing Manchester Young Marines will Reg. Men’s Nylon Reg. 8.99 & 12.99 appropriations measure 31 carefully emotional or social convenience.” stitutional questions” raised in three Kunstler again was threatened with 16.99 Your Schorr but reminding him he was meet tonight at 7 at Howell Cheney Giangrave noted that ChoiMi chosen words that would forbid the abortion cases to be heard by the removal from the case while because of extensive to 17.99 Jackets still under subpoena to be recalled. 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MinchMt« i lion, Inc., (Chapter #1) Naw York City. 1145 Tolland Turnpike PAGE FOUR — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Sept. 16. 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Sept. 16, 1976- PAGE FIVE ERA: iEaurlifalpr Eitputui^ Hr ralb Report says LNG can be imported in tankers without hazard Manchester — A City of Village Charm Balancing the record Founded Oct. 1, 1881 WASHINGTON - In July, 35 WASHINGTON (UPI) — Even the Haivorsen, chief of the Coast Guard’s each day by 1985. and up to three more ships importing has a targe, although unfinished Haivorsen said there atready are wopst believable collision involving a hazard evaluation branch, said the He said the import ceiling of one gas from overseas. program to evatuate all the risks and Member. Audit Bureau of Circulation Mamb«r. United Press International women’s magazines with a total cir­ two operating LNG terminals In the culation of 60 million joined together Lee Roderick liquified naturai gas Unker wouid risks involved in importing LNG can triliion cubic feet per year proposed “ Large scale LNG importation set final standards. United States — one at Everett, Published by the Manchester Publishing Co.. Herald Square. «The Herald’»**»”K' burst only one of the five tanks on the be managed by careful regulation. by President Ford would require one seems certain, with only the volume Haivorsen said there will always Mass., getting relatively small Manchester, Conn. 06040, Telephone (203) 643-2711. to unleash a barrage of pro-Equal Rights Amendment articles. Only Washington Correspondent ship and the escaping gas would bum In a report presented at an inter­ ship per day. Each ship would cary being an issue of public poiicy,” be a “very small” chance of disaster amounts of gas from Algeria, and the Raymond F Robinson. EditorT ft® behalf. • Republican refused to be Fairness Doctrine to give voice to op­ and has never held a paid job at all, can still draw Social Security First it would appear the posing views, the 35 women’s M '^1 critical of a “ senate magazines had a legal right to lock benefits based on her husband’s ear­ Democratic party in Connec­ colleague” and more recently, arms and march for ERA as they did. nings!....Men don’t get Social Securi­ , i ticut wrote off much chance of the party’s vice presidential But Mrs. Schlafly and other critics ty benefits unless they pay Social 1^* ! defeating Weicker who is a candidate helped swell the are right on target in criticizing the Security taxes; but homemakers do. justice in their one-sided approach to ERA will take this valuable superior maverick of sorts in that he is campaign war chest but little a very controversiai topic. right away from the homemaker.” often more criticial of else by limiting his comments The following, taken from the Family Circle: “The prospect of Republicans than Democrats. on Mrs. Schaffer to her obvious latest issue of Mrs. Schlafly’s other infantry women is highly unlikely.” vm ■rhen, when Mrs. Schaffer good looks. newsletter, “The Phyllis Schlafly Mrs. Schlafly: “The fact is that, Report,” is one small attempt to under ERA, the prospect of infantry either of her own volition or by It would appear, the balance the record: women would be highly certain.” appeals to her party loyalty Democrats would rather have “This was the first time that such a Women’s Day: “Mothers of young was persuaded to seek the a maverick Lowell Weicker large consortium of women’s children would undoubtedly be exempted, as fathers have been in nomination, major leaders in securely seated in the U. S. magazines had been joined together Birds’ party line (Photo by Steve Dunn) for any purpose,” write Mrs. Schlaf­ the past.” the Democratic party made it Senate than trying to rebuild ly, who adds that the scheme was a Mrs. Schlafly: “The fact is, that, under ERA, if fathers are drafted, quite clear that they were his political fortunes two years brainchild of Sey Chassler, editor of Mi “for” Gloria but not “for” from now running against mothers would be drafted too. Mothers could not be exempted un­ enough to attack Weicker. another lady, who might be less fathers are likewise 6®"' Prominent in this group were vulnerable to a Republican of One can sit in The Park, think, exempted...During World War II, Sen. Abe Ribicoff and Gov. Weicker’s caliber. fathers up through age 35 were Ella T. Grasso. drafted and put in combat.” In the meantime, Mrs. dream or eat a hot dog Parents’ Magazine (purporting to But perhaps the most Schaffer will be acquiring due f ^ M i list the organizations opposed to i p i i humiliating setback for the bills for her willingness to fight ERA): “ Communist Party, U.S.A., WASHINGTON — Pondering his secretary of state was the deci­ blocks away at Ford’s Theater. John Birch Society, Humanitarian for the U. S. Senate virtually nation's greatness — or its latest In one corner of The Park, then m Opposes the Degrading Our Giels sion of the state AFL-CIO’ scandal — the peddler of personal pif­ Andrew Tully alone and will undoubtedly be enclosed by an iron fence, Daniel (hot Dog), Ku Klux Klan.” fle can find no more gracious setting Committee on Political Educa­ rewarded two years from now Sickles shot and mortally wounded Mrs. Schlafly: “There is no for his thoughts than that place of all tion to recommend the state his wife's lover, Philip Barton Key, evidence that the Communist Party with renomination as seasons known to veteran lawyer and son of the men who wrote is working against ERA.” Among labor group remain neutral in secretary of state, if she Washingtonians as, simply. The "The Star Spangled Banner.” Key major groups she adds to Parents’ ?>•' Park. Adams, John Calhoun and Dolley had been told bold; he frequently should want it. Magazine’s shameful list are the The Park of course is Lafayette Madison. walked arm-in-arm with Mrs. Sickles VALUE Square, a block of majestic tranquili­ As the artist William Walton once around Lafayette Square, stopping Veterans of Foreign Wars, the 0^^ National Council of Catholic Women, ty across Pennsylvania Avenue from wrote, the appeal of Lafayette from time to time to kiss her cheek. -^X\' ■Poet’s nook the Lutheran Church, Missouri the White House. Whether its grass is Square is “first political before being Andrew Jackson is there, cast in green or winer-gray, its magnificent either esthetic or social" Powerful bronze as the soldier hero of New Synod; the Union of Orthodox The Birth of U.S.A. elms, beeches, magnolias and yew men and women have known its Orleans, astride a rearing bronze Jewish Congregations, various other bursting with spring or slumbering peace and have used it to confer with religious bodies and, in many states; OVER horse, arrogant, pugnacious, crudely one another to discuss the direction the Farm Bureau, the PTA, and the T'was the year of Seventeen Seventy Later known as the U.S. A. through a January afternoon. The handsome as in life. of that power. The squirrels and Federation of Women’s Clubs. Six Park's hospitality is never In another house on the square, Now, from the heart let's thank the pigeons, one likes to think, are “They (the women’s magazines) If history quotes it right. diminished. Charles Sumner of Massachusetts Lord It is majestic and yet warmly in­ descendants of those that played at eventually died, his body a broken are often an insult to women’s in­ When thirteen men all tried and true the feet of Lincoln and his Secretary telligence, morality, sense of decen­ Braved the strength of British For those thirteen valiant men formal, with its circling paths laid thing since the caning he received on of State, William H. Seward, as they cy and decorum, and normal family might. We scored a major victory out by the great landscape architect, the floor of the Senate. In the Taylor Where a failure might have been. Andrew Jackson Downing. Here, a conferred on Great Britain’s tilt to House, still standing, Mark Hanna relations,” writes Mrs. Schlafly. Some called it an act of treason. cheerful black gardener eats his the South during an awful war. “Most of the magazines create And sing with pride this little verse, played lord of the manor at breakfast And true, it could have been. lunch sitting on the bench where once ' Seward lived in the Rodgers house, problems instead of solve them.” With voices high and low, to the man he had made President, But in stride they chose to gamble rested that adviser to Presidents, built by a hero of the War of 1812, and If the incredible lack of objectivity With a brief recall the way it was the stolid William McKinley. With a risk of life to win. Bernard Baruch. Over there, three boasted that The Park was “my per­ Daniel W eb ster’s home was and fairness shown by many of these Two Hundred years ago. government secretaries sip colas sonal front yard." In that house, an publications in the ERA issue is Then they swore an independence P. F. Mietzner presented to him by rich admirers; with their post-prandial cigarettes. assassin shot and seriously wounded in that day the press didn’t worry typical, this writer can only say On one Fourth of July Day, 24 Trotter St. White House staffers stroll the paths Seward and his son, even as Booth overmuch about the priority of such “amen” to Phyllis Schlafly. Giving birth to a future nation Manchester as Daniel Webster did, and Henry was murdering Lincoln several gifts to powerful politicians. Decatur • i S ) - .• House, built by and lived in by r another War of 1812 hero, Stephen Yesterdays Fighting bureaucracy like fighting thin air Decatur, still stands. Some amateur historians claim there are still SSr-rO s. ' bloodstains in the parlor, left there 25 years ago WASHINGTON — Jimmy Carter “swarms of officers " (bureaucrats) lack the stimulation to hustle. We’ve by the house’s m aster when he was This date was a Sunday; The and Jerry Ford agree on at least one who were feeding on the people's sub­ ^ Tom Tiede ] all seen them: crusty, careless, brought back to die from dueling Herald did not publish. thing: The next president must stance. In this respect, the war was overbearing.Ken Forbes, an assistant wounds inflicted by his former 10 years ago reform the bureaucracy; lost. Government has grown to the be impossible. When Richard Nixon to the governor of Oregon, says the patron in the Navy, Commodore When You Make A *25 or More Purchase at Consumers or Beadledom’ must go. The point where the swarms account for tried to effect a modest reduction in best description for many James Barron. T he board of directors of One can sit in The Park and think, Manchester Chamber of Commerce Consumer Audio...Yours Free ... A Coupon Book That Will £ 1 * 1 . M hlM * government's garden needs weeding. one of every six jobs in the nation, or force, as example, the root held, and bureaucrats is that “ they retire on W ihw riM i or dream, or eat a hot dog. Then, unanimously endorses the proposed As a sta rt each candidate has one of every four new jobs in the last the job." Crtiiw n kta » ikiMHiiaHv he eventually conceded the in­ before going back to work, one can $2.5 million Capitol Improvements Save You Over *400 On Your Purchases At The Local Area pledged to rid the official ranks of in­ decade, and coming to grips with it, evitable: "We never fire anybody, Statistically, it is not quite true stroll over and admire St. John’s Bond Issue. Merchants Who Are Participating. competents. purge the arrogant ne'r as John Kennedy said, is "like we never reprimand anybody, we that the worst bureaucrats can't be Church, built by Benjamin Latrobe, William M. Broneill is appointed to '* * * S t do wells, and — listen up now — fighting a feather bed. " never demote anybody" Thus, like fired. Between 16,000 and 25,000 known best for his work with Thomas his third term as the to w n ’s a krftMhieiiMn "restore efficiency and respon­ One reason for this is that while roaches, public servants don't dis­ federal workers are dismissed each Jefferson on the White House. A sim­ examiner of public records. WMMr taUhilM IktPMttstnh siveness and a sense of caring" in government employment is large, it appear, they multiply. year. But the procedure is usually ple, clean-lined building of yellow Douglas W. Lindstrom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lindstrom of 45 M itN M Nar’IIM hrtM w public servants all across this is also secured to the deepest root in This truth is at the heart of perhaps complicated. In most states even plaster, St. John’s is worthy of The UtiusITw Wellman Rd., receives the first an­ tSf****"" glorious land the history of labor. Genuine the most difficult problem in govern­ street cleaners have grievance Park, for like The Park it puts on no nual scholarship given by the ftwikw Shi Well, lots of luck Two hundred bureaucratic reform would ment administration today. Gov. procedures that can take a year or airs but merely stands there to be Mm 's years ago the patriots fought a War, enjoyed. Manchester Chapter of the Universi­ AVON necessitate cutting the root, and that Jam es Edwards of South Carolina more to resolve. In the end there ty of Hartford Alumni Association. in part, to rid America of the would not only be difficult, it might puts it plainly enough: "Bosses may be a court fight, anyway. The 220 W. Main aren't bosses anym ore" What he governor of Idaho, Cecil Andrus, says R ou te 44 67 8-1 307 SIDE OUNCES by Gill Fox means is that government workers he once had to spend $100,000 in legal f i t ? * * are so tightly protected by civil ser­ fees to get rid of one objectionable HOW THEY STAND BRISTOL vice, and in some cases unionization but tenured college professor. Bristol Shopping as well, neither a governor nor a Quite often the procedures are so Protecting P laza president has absolute authority over involved and expensive that states 58 3-3766 the jobs. prudently cave in. Forbes tells of a the MANCHESTER In many respects the protection is case in Oregon where the administra­ r, environment Shopping Parkade tion tried to fire a worker, found justified Civil service began in the 64 9-8 637 country as a means of protecting itself faced with monumental red Gerald Ford Jimmy Carter government workers from political tape, and instead agreed to the “If accomplishing every worthy en­ EAST HARTFORD r*^^*r following compromise: the worker "I do not believe that there is an in­ vagaries and the eccentricities of vironmental objective will slow down our compatibility between economic Silver Lane Plaza / powerful nincompoops. Yet Edwards was only demoted, by merely one in­ effort to regain energy independence and progress and environmental quality. We 56 9-0 440 says, "The pendulum has swung too crement, and a promise was made a stronger economy, then of necessity I should not be diverted from our cause by must weigh all factors involved" WEST HARTFORD far the other way.” Wrong as well as never to make public a list of the false claims that the protection of our — S p••c^ ■( 6nvironm«nl«l RMource C«nt*f, 7/3/75 ecology and wildlife means an end to And Corbins Corner right is being protected. Inefficiency charges against him. %M| "Our experience and our growing growth and a decline in jobs." 56 1-0770 is rewarded. At the National Gover­ Faced with such futilities, then, knowledge about the scientific, technical - Pf«i«niii.on to □•mocfWic PItttoftn CommitiM 6/76 nors’ Conference in Pennsylvania, most governments in America just and economic aspects of environmental effects . . . has given us a basis for con­ Consumer Audio WETHERSFIELD every executive asked agreed with try to live with the situation. Gov. "Whenever there is a conflict between Wethersfield sidering 'mid-course corrections’ in en­ development and environmental quality, Manchester Parkade Corbins Corner Richard Lamm of Colorado that civil Jerry Brown’s press secretary says vironmental laws. The attention now be­ if it can be resolved, I will be for the MANCHESTER WEST HARTFORD Shopping Center service is now “the greatest of all that when imcompetents are dis­ ing given in the Congress and the ad­ project; when it can't, I would go with 649-8535 521-6430 56 3-1322 covered in the California ministration to a review of the Clean Air the environment. I want to make it clear roadblocks to effective Act and the Water Pollution Control Act government.” bureaucracy they are simply shifted if there is ever a conflict, I will go for are important examples of this new level beauty, clean air, water and landscape" r to other jobs — “where they’ll do less of awareness. " As the governors see it, the - •ntetvi»*r 0 bureaucracy is that its odor gets for 1976 and $77 million less than he re­ 9-7 resting place for, without exaggera­ quested in the 1976 budget nowtreiAiM 7/11/75 tion, millions of tenured zombies who worse. "You're three hours early with your midnight snack! - Analysn in Th» 18/uhinglon Po»1 1 /2J/76 PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Sept. 16, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thura., Sept. 16, 1976 - PAGE SEVEN

Contractors downright gloomy ABILEINE, Tex. (U P I)- dealers are part of an reaction from some of our because of convenience. Some of the Exxon credit Exxon trial program credit card customers. He did say, however, the card holders who stopped brought about by pressures They don't like it much. two prices for cash or at Stone;gate's service sta­ from consumer groups. They tell me, "When we credit card customers did tion were a little unhappy State could lose $100 million The consumer groups paid cash they wanted us to have its problems. with the announcement. \ Exxon cash reason the cost of selling use credit cards, and now “It’s a little more of a Stretcl.iod across the top on credit is reflected in the that we use credit cards hassle doing the book of the gets pump islands price of gasoline and since they want cash. work,” he said. discounts draw were red! banners with blue in clean water project funds cash customers don't use "Our cash customers, Robert Pierpoint, an trim whiich said in white the credit they shouldn't though, yeah, they like it." Exxon USA official in lettering;; mixed reaction have to help pay for it. Davis said in the few Houston, said Abilene and H ARTFO RD (U PI) — The state of were far enough advanced to coin­ ment plant must have an en­ either project would clear the “Pay Cash and Save 2 “Most of the customers days the discounts had Charleston, S.C. were Connecticut has $100 million in cide with the deadline. John Olender, vironmental impact statement hurdles before it. Cents P'eir Gallon at All don’t really know what’s been offered he had no chosen for the tests federal funds at its disposal for clean president of the Utility Contractors before it is built. Officials could not Pumps — Discounts Taylor said, “We are not relying on going on yet," said Ron regular credit card because they were typical water, but if it does not meet a spen­ Association of Connecticut, flatly dis­ estimate when the projects would go Available on other Items New Haven and New Milford in the Davis, an employe at customers switch to cash. cities. He said if It the tests ding deadline the money w ill agreed. ahead. with Casih." attempt to make sure the money is Stonegate’s station. “We He also said he didn't were effective the policy evaporate. He said it is "'totally impossible, Meanwhile, the state has spent an The discounts being commited.” have to explain it to them. expect many customers to would be extended to other State officials say they can beat the based on their past track record,” for average of about $4 million a month offered b;y Abilene Exxon “We have gotten a bad switch from their cards parts of the nation. clock, but are not that confident; the state to spend the money in time. in federal construction funds since federal officials are pessmistic, and He predicted the delays in getting the the program began, counting some He said the state has enough other VW signs a Connecticut contractors associa­ projects from design to construction in-process applications. projects on its construction grant tion is downright gloomy. would push the state past the Taylor said the rate does not project list to use the money. The to build The state has been able to spend deadline. matter, Sutton wondered if it was not state will “skip over” the two big U.S. plant $157.2 million from the Federal Taylor said the state’s ranking indicative of the speed with which projects if it has to, he said, but Famous Nolron Water Pollution Control Construction would be much better if the $52.6 applications could be processed. Taylor said he did not know when the HARRISBURG, Pa. decision would be made. Grants Program, but It is seemingly million New Haven project and the If the New Haven or New Milford (U PI) -- Volkswagen of Floral Print having trouble spending the rest fast $11.4 million New Milford project projects were built, the state could West Germany today enough. had gone ahead “as everyone had spend much of the remaining money Sutton said he was concerned about signed a final master The federal funds pay for 75 per expected" in one or two grants But Olender the lag time needed to process an agreement to locate its Sheets cent of a project, matched by a 15 per The New Haven treatment plant said "New Haven will never fly,” application for funds. “It can run first North American TWINFUTor cent state contribution and a 10 per has been halted by court action over and federal officials in Boston and four to six months,” he said and automobile assembly plant cent local share. its location. The New Milford treat­ Washington expressed doubt that usually runs longer than expected. Suggestion award in New Stanton, Pa., to FIHED At the present rate of spending, the state Motor Vehicles Commissioner Stanley better compete with other state will lose more than $100 million Pac presents check to Mrs. Theresa Varney of foreign importers. Our under federal law, which requires un­ Gov. Milton J. Shapp Reg. spent funds as of next September to Two Guys Manchester as her award in the department’s signed for the Com­ be redistributed to other states. If employe suggestion awards program. Mrs. 3.99 monwealth and handed the the rate doubles, the state loses only struck evine Varney, of 100 Summer St., a supervisor and £ e v im ^ Oo., ^nc. first $8 million check of a $50 million. FULL FLAT or registrator examiner in the department’s $40 million state agency Connecticut was granted $308.6 CHERRY HILL, N.J, U b M o n A m . ColchostM', Wethersfield office, won the award for an idea loan to Siegfied Hohn, FIHED million under the program nearly ( U P I) - About 8,000 537-2373 Com. VW ’s top fiscal officer, four years ago to clean up its water. employes of Two Guys to improve communications within the office. who signed for Our The money can be spent for sewage department stores in New Volkswagen. Reg. treatment plants and associated York, New Jersey, Connec- 4.99 projects, such as sewer lines. ticut, Massachusetts, “I ’m very very proud of As of Aug. 20, with 13 months to go, Pennsylvania, and YOUR this agreement,” said PILLOWCASES it had obligated 49 per cent of that Maryland were on strike Shapp, who began a hectic, amount, $151.4 million. The percen­ today in a contract dispute. Our Reg. 3.49 Cosrnonauts orbiting Earth t Business five-month campaign to 094 tage, however, ranked 48th, ahead of Joseph McComb, presi­ FACTORY OUTLET Pkg. of 1 ^ mum lure VW to Pennsylvania only Kansas and Indiana. dent of Local 1360 of the and the consumer V 1 following the collapse of Dainty pattern of rosebuds scattered ‘We will be able to commit that Retail Clerks Union, said * G^.“ tR The Soviet Union Wednesday sent two cosmonauts into earth or­ his presidential bid last on pure white ground. Polyester/ money (the remaining $157.2 million) Two Guys employs some FOR SAVINGS!!! bit aboard Soyuz 22. They are Col. Valery Bykovsky, right, crew spring. cotton blend sheds wrinkles in the wash! on identified projects,” said Robert 8,000 in 53 department Technical supervisor commander, and flight engineer civilian Vladimir Aksenov. Taylor, director of Connecticut's stores in the six states. ON COATS, SPORTSWEAR ANO PANT SUITS The plant, located in They are shown just prior to launching at the Soviet space center Department of Environmental Larry Kolman, collec­ Famoui Brandt — Quality Workmanthip at DIacount Pricaa Bruce A. Balwin of East New Stanton, about 40 Protection Water Quality and Hazar­ tive bargaining represen­ Solid Color Decorative in Baikonur, U. S. S. R. (UPI photo) MISSES - WOMEN'S & JUNIOR SIZES Hartford has been ap­ miles southeast of dous Substances section. tative for the local, said no pointed technical super­ Pittsburgh's mills which His optimism was not mached by negotiations were Boucle Fiberglass visor for Lydall S i Foulds, will supply the steel, in­ his assistant. Merwin Hupfer, who scheduled with manage­ ALSO MEN’S COATS a unit of Lydall Inc. of itially will employ about 2,- said as Taylor listened that he could ment to resolve Draw Drapes Manchester. 000 persons and be in­ not say "unquestionably the funds differences. creased to 5,000 within two will be commited " Hupfer said the Kolman said the union store Hours: Mon. to Fil. 9 to 4:30 Baldwin will be responsi­ years, according to Grasso appoints Daly department would try and hoped to "would like to negotiate, Also Opon Sunday 9 to 4:30 ble for employe training, Volkswagen. In addition, meet the deadline. but the company was not Join The Crowd & Sava - Ample Free Parhlng safety and material Our Reg. state officials said an es­ "We are gravely concerned” talking" process flow as well as 9.99 to insurance post timated 23,000 to 35,000 permal p r e s s whether the state can spend the quality assurance. He was field, was deputy attorney general workers will be needed in HARTFORD (UPI) - The Connec­ money in time, said the federal previously with Lydall’s from 1967 to 1971 and returned to various support industries. ticut Insurance Department will be government s Lester Sutton, director corporate research and Delicate Lace private law practice after leaving Our Reg. headed by T.F. Gilroy Daly, a former of the Environmental Protection development department, state service. 10.99 federal prosecutor, beginning Oct. 1. Agency construction grant program and before that he was Tablecloths with For three years before joining the in New England associated with Pratt & FANNY FARMER attorney general's office, Daly was a Attractive textured finish catches Daly, who has served as deputy Sutton said Connecticut's rate of September “WANT AO” Social Whitney Aircraft, East CHOCOLATES light dramatically! Soft, rich colors. prosecutor for the U.S. Justice Liniers state treasurer since January 1975, spending would have to be tripled to Hartford. NOW AT Washable, no shrink, no stretch. Department in the Southern District Bruce A. Baldwin 54x70" &D.K90” 60x104" was named by Gov. Ella T. Grasso use up the money by the deadline, of New York. Baldwin holds a B.A. Wednesday to succeed Jay Jackson. Sept 30, 1977. He said he was uncer­ ARTHUR DRUG Jackson recently was appointed legal Daly, 44, is married with four degree in biology from the tain of the status of alternative Ban asked counsel to Mrs. Grasso. children His annual salary will be University of Connecicut. save25% OFFJSJW projects on the state's project list. $27,8(K) when he assumes the post on sprays 5.49 Reg. 8.99 Daly, a native and resident of Fair- Hupfer said plans for the projects 4 LINES 4 MVS 4 dollars 5™ Drapery Hardware Oct. 1. * (20 Words) * ■ WASHINGTON (UPI) - An immediate ban on 4 9 4 aerosol sprays containing PARK HILL-JOYCE FLOWER SHOP 67" Round, Our Fleig. 7.99 .. Public records fluorocarbons is being Weekend Cash & Carry Speclall Delicate-looking t r acery of lace is a's;.3% 2 6 *«2 3 ®® demanded by the Natural really not fragile! (!)hoose white, All fashion decorator rods. All wood Resources Defense Coun­ GLADIOLI bone, green or go I d with matching liner. rods and accessories. 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Trtasurer, CommittM tor Davo Barry Daily lOa.m to9^30p.m m 1145 Tolland Turnpike Saturday 9am to930pm PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs.. Sept. 16, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Sepl. 16, 1976 — PAGE NINE Elderly housing project “Save Sunday tor tho Family" Inflation monitors suggest HEW change some handicap regulations I 725 E. Middle Tpke. Band shell Manchester WASHINGTON (UPI) - are needed to ensure that tial amount of federal aid, employer to "offer wages "Such a practice might Another area where the be equipped with some schools to have the rental rates clarified jThe government’s inflation the handicapped receive I committee sucn as bociat becurity, It above those required to at- in itself be considered dis- HEW proposals need facilities for the han- facilities, HEW shouldcon- monitoring agency equal treatment in the ne earns over a certain tract a worker who would c rim in a to ry by o th er alteration, the council said, dicapped. c e n tra te handicapped DOUBLE STAMPS labor force and on the suggests that the Depart­ not be forfeiting disability workers,” the council also is in the requirement that The council suggested programs in one particular Some confusion has arisen over the sion Monday night and listed the ment of Health. Education education front. this would force an benefits, the council said. iroted. all of the nation’s schools that instead of requiring all school in a district. price per unit for an elderly housing prices of the project’s units as I to meet Sept. 29 _____ SAT. NIGHT and Welfare could make A council spokesman project proposed for the South follows: 20 efficiency apartments, said the changes needed Methodist Church campus. "major" improvements in $360 per month; 75 one-bedroom T^e nine-member steering committee recently formed to ■ 7-10 P.M. the lives of the han­ are minor, in that they The proposal which was first apartments, $420 per month; and five assist with the fund raising and construction effort for the dicapped with a few would require little effort presented to the Planning and Zoning two-bedroom apartments, $488 per Bicentennial Band Shell will have its first meeting Sept. 29 8 Page Circular At All StoresI "minor” changes in its on HEW’s part to change. lllllllllli Commission in June, would offer 100 month. at 8 p.m. in the hearing room at the Municipal Building. proposed regulations. However, he said the units for low and moderate-income The commission considered these Town Manager Robert Weiss has asked Joel Janenda, The regulations in ques­ beneift of these changes senior citizens, Philip Susag, a i tl- prices higher than they would expect chairman of the Advisory Recreation and Park Commis­ tion were outlined by HEW could have a major impact ^ Deli Department Specials ^ trustee for the Methodist Health and for low and moderate-income sion, to chair this first committee meeting. May 17 and were aimed at on improving the plight of ' CHOICEST MEATS ^ MOTHER GOOSE Welfare Services Inc., said when he housing. Weiss said he would like the committee to "develop an ap­ eliminating job and educa­ the handicapped in­ made the presentation to the board in Q Susag explained today that those propriate organizational structure and operational tion discrimination against dividual. IN TOWN June. figures listed by CRCOG are the ac­ guidelines for the transition to a permanent commission." the nation’s handicapped. First, the council LIVERWURST »*1.3 9 Susag said a similar project in tual market-value prices of the units According to the agreement between the town and But the Council on Wage suggested the handicapped TOBIN’S East lYovidence, R.I, was opened in before rent subsidies are applied. Manchester Community College concerning the band shell, and Price Stability said be paid more for work than HIGHLAND PARK’S ALL 1971 and has worked out well. He said HUD calculates the there was a provision that "the operation of the band shell this week although the the non-handicapped. It TAVERN LOAF A few eyebrows were raised, market value of the units and will shall be made by a town commission composed of main thrust of the said this is necessary BEEF SALE 201% .*1 .5 9 however, by a study just completed then provide rent subsidies for the representatives of the town, college, veterans organizations regulations appears to be because a handicapped RUSSER’S WUNDERBAR by the Capitol Region Council of low and moderate-income residents. and other public service organizations.” beneficial, some changes person can lose a substan- Governments (CRCOG). The study Thus, according to Susag, the price It was in accordance with this provision that Weiss was GERMAN BOLOGNA by CRCOG is required because the the tenants pay will be well below authorized by the Board of Directors to appoint the nine- .99< project will be funded through the those listed in the CRCOG report. member steering committee. SAVE 20c to 50c A I.B. OUR OWN FRESH MADE Department of Housing and Urban Susag said he could not estimate I CO UPO N'’cj^go: ON ALL FRESH BEEF PA TTIES Development (HUD), and CRCOG how much the rent subsidy would be WITH THIS COUPOH AND S7.M PUSCHASI Lcole slaw .59<. must review all projects built with per unit, but he did say that the Governor accepts BEEF ROUND iSAVE 3S< LB federal aid. average rent paid by tenants at the BONELESS The CRCOG study was presented East Providence complex is $150 per - K R A F T ___ rail recommendation to the Planning and Zoning Commis­ month for one-bedroom apartments. Gilbert & Sullivan TOP ROUND ROAST .lb. l l l l i l l l l i HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. E lla T. G rasso Transportation to prepare !SAVE38« LB. Judge disqualifies 155 is Monday MAY NNAISE Wednesday accepted the a report to the U.S. DOT BEEF ROUND 0 79 backing the switch. ’The BEEF CHUCK BONELESS SAVE 34« LB. recommendation of her BONELESS The Manchester Gilbert & Sullivan Workshop will begin its CoiNion Good ttmi SopL 18* Railroad Advisory Task U.S. DOT would then sub­ mit the plan to the United SHOULDER ROAST prospective jurors 30th year with an open meeting Monday at 8 p.m. in the reception Force and backed the BOnOM ROUND ROAST .lb. ,.*1.3 5 hall at South United Methodist (Tiurch. States Railway Association transfer of 28 miles of rail BEEF CHUCK BONELESS SAVE 32* LB. Anyone interested in any aspect of theater experience, line from Conrail to the for evaluation. After !SAVE38« LB. further public hearings and BEEF ROUND HARTFORD (UPI) — Jury selec­ told about the cases of both men and offstage or onstage, is invited to attend. Prior experience is not Providence and Worcester tion resumes today in the Donna Lee necessary. Railroad. a review by the Interstate BOTTOM CHUCK ROAST .lb. *1 .2 7 also was told by a court employe to Bakery murder trial of Gary look out for the “glib” arguments by The group will discuss plans for the production of “Brigadoon" The track, running from Commerce Commission, BEEF SMALL END SAVE 40* LB. the USRA may petition a ^hrager. Two hundred prospective lawyers in a criminal case. in late April. The Lemer and Loewe production is the third Groton to Plainfield, has RUMP ROAST .lb. 1 ': jurors have been dismissed in the Broadway musical to be presented by the G&S Workshop in its been operated by i..e Con­ special federal court to Hamill granted a request to dis­ S A V E 3 8 * L B RIB ROAST first two days. miss the panel made by defense at­ 30-year history instead of the traditional Gilbert and Sullivan solidated Rail Corp. since order the transfer, the .lb. *1.5 9 offering. governor said. BEEF ROUND Superior Court Judge Edward C. torney F. Mac Buckley, who said the that firm came into i ^ E ^ F LOIN SAVE 44* Hamill, who has imposed strict cour­ Costuming and set construction are in the planning stage and existence April 1 and took "The transfer from BONELESS information “tainted” the jury pan­ Conrail to P&W holds the 17183118 troom guidelines to protect the el. audition information for singers, actors and dancers will be over the assets of several n defendant’s right to a fair trial, given Monday night. Rehearsals will begin in January. 51 *1 .7 5 Both sides did select one juror for bankrupt Northeast potential for more effec­ TIP ROAST .lb. mm Wednesday disqualified 155 jurors. Directing "Brigadoon” will be Sarah Ketter and William tive freight service to the trial service, a 58-year-oId West railroads. His order came after a prospective Tyler. The governor ordered eastern part of our state Hartford man employed by Pratt & which is in the midst of an woman juror testified she was told Whitney Aircraft in East Hartford. There will be entertainment after the meetine and the state Department of refreshments will be served. economic recovery ef­ iiiiiiiiiiii! during a jury orientation session two In opening proceedings Tuesday, fort,” according to Mrs. v.\ -r weeks ago she might serve in the Hamill dismissed 45 prospective For further information, call Mrs. Alan Lyons, 872-6684. Schragei' trial. WHEN YOU CLIP AND REDEEM Grasso. jurors for various reasons. She also said she was told Schrager, 33, and Piskorski, both of THESE BONUS COUPONS Hid Yon Schrager’s codefendant, Ronald New Britain, were charged with the Speck denied parole BEEF FIRST CUT SAVE 18< LB Piskorski, 28, was convicted of six murders of six persons during an ap­ STATEVILLE, 111. (UPI) — The Illinois Parole Board today FRESH counts of murder for the same parent robbery attempt in the Donna l^iiow? This printing test pattern is CHUCK ROAST crimes. denied parole for convicted mass murderer Richard Speck at part of The Herald quality .89* Lee Bakery in New Britain on Oct. his first hearing since he was sentenced to 400 to 1,200 years in Another potential juror said he was 19, 1974. When the time control program in order to BEEF CENTER CUT SAVE 20* LB. prison in the 1966 slayings of eight nurses in Chicago. comes when you give you one of the finest C O D FILLET newspapers in the nation. w on 't miss the CHUCK ROAST . lb. 79* FB I studies boat, sell it with a BEEF CHUCK SEMI-BONELESS Want Ad. SAVE 24' letters sent UNDERPIADE ROAST 95* M . 4 9 . . UConn doctor MANCHESTER FARMINGTON (UPI) ------______The FBI is studying two 249 BROAD STREET, MANCHESTER letters mentioning BMIK I 643-2711 Give Old Fashioned "murder, assassination Let Our Family and chemical w arfare,” Butcher Service... sent to a doctor trying to THURSDAY-FRIPAY-SATURPAY Serve Your Family! solve the deadly legion­ n a ir e ’s d is e a s e in OUR B O N U S STORE HOURS: Philadelphia. A spokesman at the TO Y O U ...... 1/ PRICE SALE o n UP TO A MAXIMUM OP Mon. S Tues. 'til 6:00 University of Connecticut 317 Highland St. Medical Center said TO INTRODUCE WHITE m -R-e-u h Wednesday, however, the Or««n Stamps Wed., Thurs., & Fri. til 9:00 J' I letters to Dr. F. William ‘ » n T ! MANCHESTER Sunderman were "not ZIG-ZAG WITH BUILT-IN STITCHES! 29 Sat. & Sunday threatening. They were Full White heavy duty zig-zag 'til 6:00 niCIlLJLlTD pamphlets.” Book 6 4 6 - 4 2 7 7 COUPON 1 One Also, he said, “The with needed s-t-r-e-t-c-h stitches of Per timing of them (the Family EUREKA letters) was such that they S&H M really appeared to be un­ Stamps 100 EXTRA llllllB llliif ZijhZag Sewing Machines related to the legionnaire’s Worth That Make Every Stitch Circiriar Reg.®69®® U pright disease.” At The Turn O f A Dial $3.50 GREEN STAMPS Sunderman is a TURN THI UAL to in Now specialist in nickel car- Atok* hvndrada »( 0 9 - iMerchindise on aurehaaat lolaln| 11.00 to M .M Garden Fresh, Produce Specials » g tMm ... TURN andurint a* tobacco produeta Available with Reg.*1995 iMnyl poisoning which is a THI HAl to Mok* $2.00 Ktonogrami.. . TURN Thta coupon moy i I h bo utoC in combination with ...... 12 oz. c a m RUSSETT suspected cause of the dis­ THI OUl to Moko in at ease that has killed 28 per­ buttonhoIttOAd sow on olhot I a H Qroon Stamp Coupon, in ttut bonoxt... TURN THE Cash _ o4 wltti Iwaor purcboM. M Cm 4 Every Above-ThQ-Floor sons and sickened 150 H A L (0 MndhOTi . , . $3.00 TURN THI D U l to Store POTATOES ,.„59< others in Philadelphia. ow cort Mom . . . in Hfl Good Thru Sept. 18 LAUNDRY DETERGENT.. Cleaning Tcxds WISH . 64 oz. Rep. John Murphy, D- SNOW WHITE N.Y. has asked military SWEET LIFE STEMS & PIECES s decoding experts to submit the letters for "cryptic and FuH MUSHROOMS .4 oz. c a m M USHROOM S .... 99< psychological analysis,” Book ALPO BEEF CHUNK YELLOW according to an aide. One arrived July 28, of before Sunderman began 8 DOG FOOD . 14 V. oz. ONIONS S&H tests to find the cause of the Page MIX & EAT illness. The other came EXTRA Stamps WHITE SEEDLESS OR BLUE RIBIER Circular r- Sept. 8, after his work Worth $3.50 CREAM OF WHEAT . lOoz. |9kg. became public. Now GREEN STAMPS in GRAPES .59‘ Sunderman believes the White Heavy Doty Zig Zag with needed S-T-R-E-T-C-H Stitches Available CAMPBELL’S — 2 VARIETIES letters may have been sent on purchaiet tttallniHO.OO It $14.99 Merchandbf as an information or Sew 'n' Save Now on this Zig Zag Wonder with the Built-in Attochmenti at c id u d b if aN lobAcco productc $2.00 Thii coupon may atao be used fo combinetion with COMBINATION FOR ONLY SOUPSW V W I W ...... 10% oz. propaganda effort, rather great savings . just in time for Fall Sewing Every Ir other 8 $ H Green ttam p Ceupona m thii C«li FROZEN FOOD & DAIMY than as a threat, the center Store ad with larger purchatet ^ 1 1 1 1 1 p:, I, spokesman said. $3.00 DOWNYFLAKE - ^ He said neither letter Save a full 50% now during this introductory sale! Own o fob- from blind hems, stroight-stitch, zig-zog and more! Sews all if] Good Thru Sept. 18 sSi2!! i-'iN ulous deluxe White portoble machine that makes sewing easier fobrics, even synthetics, knits, leothers. Buttonholes of any specifically mentions than you ever dreomed possible. Selection is picture-simple ... legionnaires disease. Both length, variable width, without turning fabric. WAFFLES , . . 1 9 * I ff'ith This Coupon | I With This Coupon just set selector dial next to picture on control panel ond choose were postmarked New York and both were misad­ I DUNCAN HINES I dressed, the spokesman ' FUDGE ORANGE JUICE , . , „ 3 9 * said, but they reached One TETLEY COUPON 3 Per Model 1416 STOUFFER'S _ ^ Sunderman anyway. 8 ! BROWNIE Carl Perian, an aide to TEA Murphy, was quoted by the Page tin p ia B tiv SIDE DISHES , , , . . 5 9 * Saw a iW ai^ >aa*** &••• Im^atw a*4 turn Philadelphia Bulletin as •aarcail m a tixfit apa1> Poweriied lo clean on the floor RHODES WHITE __ saying, the first letter was or above the Moor with fewer BAGS a "sort of leaflet” with GREEN STAMPS Now lOOE KLEINER 4-VYAY strokes. Huge disposable dust­ CtaM B thal DIAL-A.NAPt 100 CT. printed handwriting on all LAYAWAYS ACCEPTED Available lo u g h H b i M llin g a to bag has 560 cu. In. usable BREAD DOUGH . . . , _ 5 / 8 9 * 23 OZ. OP purchp.to U tillRi 111.00 to tIt.M M»ch a lo n g c la a n Irom t o * capacity. Lifetime lubricated PNG. four sides. He said it PfRSONAl INSTRUCTIONS csckiOlfPO c9 to^MOO peoAioli at tha baaaboard plia to daap ahag motor never needs oiling. I’ referred to “murder and root Diro This coupon may alae be veed in combinettpn w tB Every lO assassination’’ and to JUST SAY "CHARGE IT" S t? other S $ H Often lis m p Cpupene m this CRISPERS ,..29* “chemical warfare.’’ ad with larger purcheeet m M « Store CLEANS SHAGS! j "It was distinctly anti­ Good Thru Sept. 18 |e government and anti­ 8AMKAMERICARD T H U R S . 4 FRI. 10 A.M. TO 0 P M military. They sounded RAT. 10 A.M. TO 0 P.M. I COFFEE U G H T e „ . . 1 9 * Good Thru Sal. I Good Thru Sal., angry,’’ Perian said. WILL BE $399 ARER SALE 18 Sapt. 18th Its KRAFT SHARP - - Sept. I Perian said “chemical sub­ offer includes carrying case, I lt4etRi it Hlfhlind Pat Matit | I R N m 9 It McMaU Pat Hatil $ 1 1 9 stances involved in the instruction and service plan. COUPONS 1 a 2 ARE WORTH COUPONS 1 a 3 ARE WORTH I Uaiit Dm C«ap«R Pa Faalif • . Uah tta Cavai Pa Farit ■ (legionnaire disease) .CHEDDAR CHEESE . lit). 300 STAMPS ON A PURCHASE 400 STAMPS ON A PURCHASE case” were .written on the OF 116 THROUGH 119.99 .... OF 820 THROUGH 824.93 ---- if leaflet. Nickel was not one of the substances men­ Up To >500 MANCHESTER SEWING MACHINE CENTER COUPONS 1.2 a 3 ARE WORTH COUPONS2a3AREWORTH lanchester Parkade tioned, but he refused to Crwin It '• i 600 STAMPS ON A PURCHASE SOO STAMPS ON A PURCHASE MANCHESTER QuoUtlwt name the ones that were 249 BROAD ST., HAANCHESTER 649-0545-STO RE HOURS: OF $25 THROUGH S29 99 lllllllllli i l l l l l mentioned. ------PNUM.-5AT. f:30-4 P.IR. OF S30 OR MORE . .. PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Sept. 16, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs , Sept 16. 1976 - PAGE ELEVEN

^ Dingwall-Luciano YWCA is offering series for teens Menus

A group session for teen-agers on David Campbell, a child and family with his own children enable him to "How to Deal with your Parents" therapist, as its leader. view the siuation from both the teen will be offered by the Nutmeg Branch Campbell, who is a graduate of and parental point of view. He has sweet potatoes glazed, creamy whole wheat bread, margarine, Louise Paula Luciano and Douglas School coleslaw, yellow cake, rye bread, John Dingwall, both of Kalamazoo, of the Hartford Region YWCA for six Boston University School of Social had many years experience in the coffee, tea or milk. weeks beginning Sept. 24 at the Work with a master's degree in psy­ fields of school social work and child Menus which will be served Sept. margarine, coffee, tea or milk. Friday: Baked tuna and noodles au Mich., were married Aug. 21 at St. Wednesday: Baked meatloaf, Ann's Church in Avon. YWCA, 78 N. Main St. chiatric case work, is the father of guidance clinics. 20-24 at Manchester public schools, gratin, green beans seasoned with The group will meet on Friday teen-agers and feels that his For information and registration are as follows: Spanish sauce, fresh corn on the cob, butter, sliced tomato and cucumber The bride is the daughter of Mr. tossed green salad with oil and afternoons from 3:15 to 4:45 with experiences and problems in dealing contact the YWCA at 647-1437. Monday: Hamburg patty on a roll, salad with mayonnaise, baked apple and Mrs. Fred Luciano of Avon. The vinegar, orange whip, roll, bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Athalie potato chips, buttered green beans, with cinnamon whipped topping, milk, peaches. margarine, coffee, tea or milk. whole wheat bread, margarine, Dingwall of 387 E. Middle Tpke. and Thursday: Pot roast of beef with Tuesday: Vegetable soup, toasted coffee, tea or milk. the late David R. Dingwall. gravy, whipped potatoes, broccoli cheese sandwich, apple celery salad, The menu is subject to change. The Rev. M. John Arens of St. casserole, canned pineapple tidbits. Ann's Church performed the double­ Births milk, chocolate pudding. ring ceremony. Wednesday: Spaghetti with meat The bride, given in marriage by sauce, to ss^ salad, bread, butter, her parents, wore a gown of venise (>rigg, Thomas of 28 Lynch Dr. She was grandparents are Mr. and Wood, Michele Leslie, milk, Jello with topping. lace and an illusion veil trimmed M organ, son of Donald G. born Sept. 9 at Manchester Mrs. Carl Rohrbach of 101 daughter of Stephen S. and Thursday: Salisbury steak with with matching lace. Both the gown and Margaret Hair Grigg Memorial Hospital. Her Washington St. His pater­ Kathleen McNamara Wood gravy, whipped potato, whole kernel and veil were fashioned by her of 66 Wadsworth St. He was maternal grandparents are nal grandparents are Mr. of 754 Burnside Ave., East corn, bread, butter, milk, ice cream. About town mother. She carried a bouquet of born on Sept, 7 at Mr. and Mrs. Anthione and Mrs. Charles E. Hartford. She was born Friday: Tuna macaroni salad, white daisies. Manchester Memorial Pelletier of 116 Adams St. Knowiton Sr. of West Hart­ Sept. 10 at Manchester cheese wedge, vegetable sticks, roll, Miss Maureen G allagher of Hospital, His maternal Her paternal grandparents ford. His maternal great- Memorial Hospital. Her butter, milk, gingerbread with Torrington was maid of honor. grandparents are Mr. and are Mr. and Mrs. John grandparents are Mr. and maternal grandparents are applesauce. The parish life committee of tonight at 7:30 in the music room of Bridesmaids were Miss Janice Mrs. Daniel L. Hair of 435 Babineau of 29 Lynch Dr. Mrs. Howard Keeney of 77 Mr, and Mrs. John J. Emanuel Lutheran Church will meet the church. Macchietto of Stores and Miss Bar­ E. Middle Tpke. He has a Washington St. and Mrs. McNamara of East Hart­ tonight at 7:30 in the church board bara Hastings of Evanston, 111. half brother, Mark, 21; and Knowiton, Jeffrey Charles Rohrbach of East ford. Her paternal grand­ Elderly room. Young Emanuel Adults will meet John Bowen of Eastford served as a half sister, Donna, 19, Charles, son of Charles E. Aurora, N.Y. His paternal parents are Mr. and Mrs. tonight at 8 at the home of Gail Hen­ best man. Ushers were Jeffrey Jr. and Kathleen Rohrbach great-grandmother is Mrs. S ta n le y A. Wood of Menus which will be served Sept. The LEO committee of South drickson. 48 Judith Dr Bissell of Manchester and Mark Carlson, Travis, son of Knowiton of 87 White St. Elizabeth Craig of Newington. 20-24 at Mayfair and Westhill United Methodist Church will meet Luciano of Rochester, N.Y., the Ralph G. Jr. and Lea Perry He was born Sept. 9 at Brockton, Maine. He has a Gardens to Manchester residents tonight at 7:30 at the church. The Adoptive Mothers Group of bride's brother. Carlson of 258 Oak St. He Manchester Memorial sister, Kelly Marie, 2. over 60, are as follows: South United Methodist Church will A reception was held in the garden was born on Sept. 7 at Hospital. His maternal Monday: Pan-fried liver with onion The prudential board of Center have a potluck tonight at 6 at Susan­ of the bride's parents' home, after Manchester Memorial gravy, parsley buttered potatoes, Congregational Church will meet nah Wesley Hall of the church. which the couple left for Canada. Hospital, His maternal buttered asparagus, tapioca cream tonight at 7:30 in the Federation grandparents are Mr. and pudding with strawberry sauce, They will reside in Kalamazoo. Room of the church. The Center Church Women will Mrs. Leon E. Perry of 150 whole wheat bread, margarine, Mrs. Dingwall is a speech have a slimnastics class Friday at Lenox St. His paternal coffee, tea or milk. pathologist and is currently working The scout troop committee of 9:30 a m in Woodruff Hall of the toward her master's degree at grandparents are Mr. and Tuesday: Roast ham slices au jus. Emanuel Lutheran Church will meet church. W estern S tate U niversity in Cohen Photo Mrs. Ralph Carlson of 60 W E V E ^ M o fz r Kalamazoo. Mr. Dingwall is Regent St. employed as a civil engineer in Mr. and Mrs. Douglas J. Dingwall Kalamazoo. Dowling, John Thom as, son of Stephen G. Engaged and Lee Baribault Dowling of Wellswood Rd., Hebron. Radio /haeK He was born Aug. 23 at Manchester Memorial Church Women plan arts^ crafts fair Hospital. His maternal Looking over some of the items to be displayed at the Autumn Arts and Crafts Show being grandparents are Mr. and presented Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. by the Church Women of North United Methodist Mrs. Philip Baribault Jr. of BLOCKBUSTER CB SALE! Glastonbury. His paternal Church, 300 Parker St., are from left, Anita Ream of 35 Haylin Dr., Vernon and Judy Agasi of 63 grandparents are Mr, and Clyde Rd. Luncheon will be served and a variety of other refreshments will be available. (Herald photo by Pinto) - Mrs. Donald Dowling Sr. of V Brown Dr., Andover. His maternal great- grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Philip Baribault Sr. of Glastonbury and Mrs, John Cavanna of South Glaston­ Registration open for Rec classes bury. His paternal great- grandparents are Mr. and program for working peo­ antiques, stains, and un­ acceptable on this evening Registration for Mrs. Walter Tedford of *EdKor’t ple. It will be offered derglazes are available at class exclusively. There Note: residents interested in Manchester. Tuesdays from 7 to 9 p.m. the class. There is no ad­ will be no class on Oct. 12 if ta thSM N NT m Ai| b t alM joining the women's Wi Bsa te tm ‘'Tlwr fr k t’ b Mkata tha at the West Side Rec, 110 ditional charge for firing. and Thanksgiving week. hm i m ttb captiM. Fvi kM m wine prka at tha bita r ifm a ita d v t programs of the Russillo, Brett Robert, MRf fsfwifa frea rsIctIvM, M Bn •c e M ar tha Nine prka ■ lha irta ttarai. Cedar St. This will be a Greenware is extra as well Ann Madsen will be tUbr WB-finiin) ti m H8a(l Manchester Recreation son of Paul E. and Susan ta tha beat at a« toaM a^ N is far mixed class open to anyone as tools and brushes. returning with her leaded nlwtai N p'd ks tMM___ (Nap Snt rtferaoea pvfasts eiJy- Department is now under Smart Russillo of tiM irsMii «r m Brc 1st f ir a frei interested in ceramics glass with new innovations ^jE A i./S t7C -® Chamberlain Photo |iM varIk H )______way. Marlborough. He was born from beginners to advanc­ Residents interested in in copper foil wrap, three- These programs are Sept. 5 at Manchester The voters tay that I do here st tha EMPORIUM, 'cause we oHer good stuff at tha lowast ed, men and women. The this evening program may dimensional leaded glass TELEPHONE-TYPE pricss In Ntw England, a rsal "no-hard-llmo’’ monay back guarantse within 30 days, sponsored by the town for The engagement of Miss Yvonne Memorial Hospital. His course is $16 which in­ register days at the West on mirrors and other un­ residents interested in MOBILE CB RADIO Lee Gendron of Tolland to Gregory maternal grandmother is and fnauranc'e'atociw''^* • • • brought In from bankruptcy cludes a paint fee covering Side Rec, 110 Cedar St. Rec ique designs. Beginners to taking a variety of craft, Paul Caravella of Vernon has been the cost of all paints used. membership of $3 per year advanced are welcome in Busker Photo Mrs. Robert Smart of 454 INSURANCE CLAIM cultural, or exercise announced by her parents, Mr. and E. Center St. His paternal A variety of glazes, art is required for all classes. this Tuesday class from 1 Reg. 179.95 programs. Most of them Mrs. Albert Gendron of 376 Mill Hill grandparents are Mr. and glazes, froths, wipe-aways. Mail registration is also to 2:30 p.m. I Rd,, Tolland. The engagement of Miss Margaret The engagement of Miss Martha are conducted during the Mrs. Henry Russillo of A. Peckham of Tolland to Richard A. Falcone of Ellington to Glenn Osborn day, with childcare Mr. Caravella is the son of Mr. and Glastonbury. His maternal Luxury WITH COUPON Stevenson of Rockville has been an­ of Sherman has been announced by available for youngsters Mrs. Alex Caravella of 25 Hartl Dr., great-grandmother is Mrs. Grab nounced by her parents, Mr. and her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Joseph two or older. Reg. 1.25 Vernon. Arnold Carlson of TWIN Mrs. Edward Peckham of 590 Buff Falcone of High Ridge Dr., New this year are art The bride-elect will graduate from Radburn-Fairlawn, N.J. 139® ® the University of Connecticut in May Cap Rd , Tolland. Ellington. SIZE classes in acylic painting, 116 PAGE Mr. Stevenson is the son of Mr. and Quilted MCTMT SUVICED ' drawing, and watercolor. Wedges 1977. She is majoring in speech FACTORY SERVICED C IT IZ E N S pathology. Mrs. Richardson Stevenson of 44 Henderson, Maija GE AM -FM 8 -TR AC K' They are available to Realistic s popular TRC-56 gives you the smart new Mr. Osborn is the son of Mr. and B ritt, daughter of Charles sns GE AM-FM CLOCK b a n d BOOK! Her fiance was graduated from the Notch Rd., Bolton. STEREO SYSTEM beginners, intermediates, look in CB' Telephone-type handset receives Mrs. Paul Osborn of Rt. 37, Sherman. R. and Lendre Johnson BOX SPROK & MATTRESS RADIO New England Aeronautical Institute The bride-elect was graduated 9 0 and advanced. messages privately and reduces background noise as 68 1046 The bride-elect was graduated Their $ 7^6 0 Thek $23.95 For the Soft Life in 1973 and is presently attending from Tolland High School in 1973. She Henderson of 12 Cross St. >14 Chinese cooking you talk Features illuminated channel selector and from Western Connecticut State She was born Sept. 8 at $119.95 I Central Connecticut State College. is employed at Pioneer Parachute 219*90 ^ 0 0 ® ® H featuring recipes similar S/RF meter, delta fine-tuning, public address College and is employed by the Manchester Memorial sn Portable Heavy Vinyl He is employed as an air traffic con­ Co., Inc. 90 DAY FREE SERVICE to Chinese restaurant capability, noise blanker and ANL circuits, positive or Sharon Hospital in Sharon. Her Hospital. Her maternal TAPE Carry CASE troller at Brainard Airport in Hart­ Her fiance was graduated from cooking will be offered in at D&L Savings negative ground operation It s loaded with features . ‘M'l fiance also was graduated from grandparents are Mr. and NESTLE CRUNCH BARS GARDENER’S SCOOP 04" Pit ng ford. Bolton High School in 1971 He Their SR qn October. Instructions also backed by our 16 years of CB manufacturing HeO'o ShK» Oh#' wese H u n gaug. - wood handl. plAnt mg, gi'to received an honorable discharge and is employed by Osborn Mrs, Roy C. Johnson of 75 3S/15(bin $14.95 will include oriental wok The couple is planning a June 18, Pleasant St. Her paternal *3.24 Their know-how and priced low to sell There s only one M S IT Ari'ISOI* from the U. S. Air Force and is Brothers in Sherman. $1.19 OUR*IU* cooking as well as electric At Radio Shack by \fO'l* 1977 wedding at the Sacred Heart grandparents are Mrs. MASKING TAPE 16.99 place you can find it Radio Shack Church in Vernon. employed by Charter Oak Buick- fry pan. , Dorothy Henderson of Ft. LIQUID Opel, Inc. The couple will be married on Nov. 6 pc. “Galloping Gourmet" Their 59c OUR 3 7 * Beginners and in­ The couple is planning a March 19, Myers, Fla. and Jack WRENCH SPADLE SETS termediate sewing courses REALISTIC STA-225 RECEIVER & AUDIO SYSTEM AT BIG SAVINGS! 1977 wedding. Henderson of Billings, PKG. ol 50 HARDWOOD are available, including the About town » stop* •qu*ak* Mont. Her paternal great­ Their $5.95 OUR CLOTHES PINS use of an in the classroom grandmother is Mrs, » Looaon* ruat >1.19 > Driaa wat angina* Theh 99c OUR 50 * sewing machine. Plant- Margaret Ashcraft of Thsir 98« Manchester Composite Squadron College note SERVICED G.E. Wildcat care will be offered in­ Regularly $22 pair. What a ■5\ Boynton Beach, Fla. She OUR INDOOR-OUTDOOR cluding a plant clinic. of the Civil Air Patrol will meet has a brother, Karl Erik, 6. way to go this falll Soft, flexi­ tonight from 7 to 9;30 at the — '-p -i Automatic 6’ & 12’ Width CARPET Other programs include SAVE David J. Ridolfi, son of Mr. and sity. He was graduated from ble lltle wedges to wear Manchester State Armory 39« J r PHONOGRAF string art pictures, sand­ Mrs. Leo Ridolfi of 25 Armory St., Manchester High School and is a Babineau, Dana Lynn, Their $3.95 0UR*1.79.i.i anywhere, with all the com­ Membership is open to all young peo­ Play, all alia painting in jars and on was named to the dean's list for the junior at the university, daughter of Donald L. and Leattwr Palm racordeT", 10M 2" fort you love. The sporty tie, ple from Grade 7 through high wood, a woman's discus­ spring semester at Syracuse Univer- Diane Pelletier Babineau WORK GLOVES "GRASS" CARPET sion group, crochet, ballet In navy or rust; braided vamp school. More information may be ob­ Their o o c c o c c * 1 2 0 * ® 190 6’ a 12' widths- for beginners, creative sllp-on. In rust, black or tained by calling 646-6344 or 871-0257 Their $1.99 9 7 * pr. $56.95 Thek $5.95 01X1*2.99^11 movement, modern dance, camel. 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VAT ,AHt Ai Dual stupes AT THE CORNER OF HARTFORD RD. & PWE ST. MANCHESTER 649-7782 s VI PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Sept. 16, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester,^ Conn , Thurs , Sept 16, 1976 - PAGE THIRTEEN Realtors told ^steering’ Zinsser to withdraw The Royal Moroccan The way to get to know Americans archives in Rabat treasures a may violate housing laws letter sent by President from active role even though the action may not be ob­ George Washington to H.M. Gardening "Steering” of prospective vious. As an example, Buntin cited Mohamed III, ninth ruler of is to travel the nation by bicycle homebuyers to particular the Moroccan Alaouite Dynas­ in property sale Realtors' remarks to homebuyers neighborhoods, even if the ty, a direct ancester of the m By Frank Atwood honiebuyers are seeking that that a particular neighborhood or present King. H.M. Hassan II By JANE ANDERSON ure still decent. People say New the road. Somebody tossed a green town may be too expensive a location neighborhood, may violate open (17th in the Alaouite HARTFORD (UPI) - The way to Englanders are cold toward smokebomb at Chris. It hit the bike Dynasty). The treaty men­ Moses), but 1 will not drag my client housing laws, Manchester Realtors for buying a home. Carl A. Zinsser, member of the get to know Americans is to travel on strangers, but they’re just as friendly and landed on the road. In North Buntin didn't focus his remarks on tioned in the letter was the Board of Directors, said Wednesday along,’’ he said. were told Wednesday. country roads, say two students who as anyone else. It’s just that you have Carolina a truck squeezed us off the the situation in Manchester, but dis­ "T reaty of Peace and that he would not take part in a possi­ The Parking Authority voted Mon­ Frank Buntin, equal opportunity rode 1,311 miles on their bicycles to be willing to open up to them," road and Chris fell off on his cussed fair housing generally. He Friendship" signed in 1787 for ble sale of land to the Manchester day night not to buy the property in director for the Hartford area office a duration of 50 years The hibiscus is a flower that at­ from Maine to North Carolina. Gilchrist said. shoulder, " he said. said Manchester’s attempts to assure Parking Authority, due to a recent question at this time. Robert F. Gor­ of the federal Department of Housing Renegotiated in 1836, and still tracts attention wherever it grows, John Gilchrist and Christopher Gilchrist said people change when Their favorite state was Maine. open housing, even though the town ruling by Town Counsel Victor man, chairman of the authority, and Urban Development, told local in force, it is considered to be as Arthur M. Beebe of the Bates wheeled from Estcourt Sta­ they get inside a car. "The most beautiful scenic sight has a minority population of less than the longest unbroken Moses. explained that the moving of real estate agents they shouldn't Rochambeau Apartments on Silver tion, Maine, the northernmost point "As soon as they get on the road, was Maine’s highest peak, Mt. two per cent, have been better than friendship treaty in history. Moses issued an opinion Monday Economy Electric from Main St. has volunteer information to homebuyers Lane well knows. When his hibiscus in New England, through New they’re in a rush. They think they Katahdin, sticking up in the clouds — other Capitol Region towns. The World Almanac notes. that a sale of land from the Zinsser diminished the use of a lot the about neighborhood character. is in bloom he answers questions Brunswick and Quebec Provinces in own the road and they don’t want to that and the Maine coast around Only one region town outside of authority leases from St. James Members of the Manchester Board Real Estate Agency, which Zinsser about it every day. Canada, and then rode south to North put up with slowing down or waiting Vinalhaven from Camden. The Hartford — Bloomfield — has a of Realtors, listening to Buntin at a heads, to the Town Parking Authori­ Church. Thus, it is not necessary, at The plant is waist-high and when Carolina. to pass a cyclist," he said. Shenandoahs in Virginia were minority population of more than luncheon meeting, had varied ty would give the "appearance of a this time, to buy new land. our picture was taken it had six large They had harsh words for New "People don’t yet realize that bikes beautiful too," Gilchrist said. four per cent, he said. response to the "steering" prohibi­ conflict of interest’’ because of But, if the Parking Authority blossoms, some of them white, some Jersey motorists and conditions. have as much right to the road as "Connecticut was our hilliest state. Carl Zinsser, a local Realtor and tion, with some Realtors criticizing CHHC revamping urged Zinsser’s role as a town director. should decide to purchase his agen­ pink. With single petals, the flowers Drivers in Virginia forced them off cars do. People on the roads weren't For the short distance we had to go, town director, who organized The land in question is a lot at the cy’s property, Zinsser said he will not are about six inches in diameter. The the road. They found New England very cooperative. They wouldn't give it was one hill after another, Maine the warning. Wednesday's meeting, said Several Realtors objected to the corner of Oak and Cottage Sts., take part in the transaction. pink and white flowers seem to come drivers to be the most considerate. us room and sometimes they’d throw had several big hills but for the whole Manchester has one of the best is.sue, saying that providing informa­ in wake of law suits which is owned by a client of the He has asked his own attorney for a from the same stem. The two are 21-year-old seniors at things at us," he said. distance there was a lot of flat rolling records in Connecticut on fair tion about neighborhood schools and Zinsser Agency. Zinsser said the second opinion on the conflict ques­ They are, as they look, very the University of Connecticut, They "New England drivers were the country, " he said. churches is one of the services housing. HARTFORD (UPl) - Pointing to commission, Manchester Memorial Parking Authority recently ap­ tion. He said, however, that he hopes fragile. After I had seen the hibiscus had to go to ROTC camp in North most considerate. New Jersey was Wherever they stopped, people Alan Mason, Manchester’s com­ provided by brokers. the fact that at least five hospitals Hospital administration will first proached him and expressed interest all other members of the board will, and decided we must have a picture Carolina this summer and decided to by far the worst state we were in both they met were fascinated by the trip. munity deveiopment coordinator, Buntin said it may be okay to will go to court to challenge budget explore several options before in the land as a parking lot for for now, abide by Moses’ opinion. of it, I had to wait a week because a do it by bike. Gilchrist is from Hart­ in terms of the drivers and the con­ "Some people said, I wish I could told Realtors about town plans for provide the information if it is sought cuts ordered by the panel. Sen. deciding to resort to legal action.) employes of Main St. businesses. thundershower knocked the blossoms ford; Bates from Windsor. ditions. Someone pulled alongside us do that .sometime.' They were a bit by a homebuyer. but Realtors should the federally financed housing Joseph Schwartz, D-Easton, called Schwartz said he sympathizes with Because Zinsser is a member of to pieces and more buds had to have "People say as modernization and threw a cupful of orange soda at jealous of the adventure of it. It rehabilitation loan program, not volunteer the information. Wednesday for a revamping of the Bridgeport Hospital’s announcement the Board of Directors, a question time to open. comes along, people get less friendly, me.” sounds good when we tell somebody Buntin emphasized "equal designed to help homeowners up­ Commission on Hospitals and Health that it will sue the commission based arose about conflict of interest if his Even at this September date there but that’s not true. Especially in the "In Virginia they crammed us oil about it. but all in all. it was a lot of grade or maintain their homes, and treatment " for all prospective Care. on the contention that the formula firm sold property to the town. To are more buds and the plant ap­ rural areas, they’re as friendly as hard work, " Gilchrist said. said it will get off the ground in a few homebuyers — whether they're white Schwartz said the CHHC should not the commission used to arrive at the avoid further problems, Zinsser About town parently will continue to bloom until I’m sure they always have been," months. or non-white — in discussing open have the power to limit the amount of budget did not sufficiently consider asked for Moses’ opinion, which was cold weather. The top dies back in Gilchrist said. Tied to the loan program, funded housing rules under federal legisla­ money a hospital spends as long as the hospital’s expenses. issued Monday. the winter and new growth starts in In Canada they camped in a tent by federal Community Development tion. the hospital can reasonably raise that Schwartz proposed a restructuring Zinsser said Tuesday that, Al-Anon family groups will meet the spring. It waits until late summer and cooked food outdoors. In Maine He told Realtors that they may be Act funds, is an education effort to money, using the rate schedule the of the CHHC along the same lines as although he doesn’t agree with the tonight at 8 at the Pathfinders Oub, and fall to blossom. they ditched the tent, slept under the More back Schaffer prevent housing discrimination. closing doors to minority persons. commission sets for that institution. the Public Utilities Control Authority ruling by Moses, he will abide by it. 102 Norman St., with the beginners It is one of a large number of stars and ate in small restaurants the Mason said. "The commission is trying to prac­ so the CHHC would have the power to “I am going to step aside if the group meeting at 7:30, and Friday at rest of the way. plants, all under the family name of HARTFORD (UPI) — Democratic that work and not welfare will be the tice medicine by limiting the size of audit but would not have the authori­ land is sold to the Parking Authority. 10 a.m. at the South United Methodist "Riding a bicycle lets you get back Mallow. Only a few of them can sur­ Secretary of State Gloria Schaffer theme of the future " hospital budgets. It is attempting to ty to control budgets. I don’t agree with the decision (by Church campus. Alateen for the 12- to vive our winters. down to the basics of people. I He also suggested increasing the thought it was the biggest advantage Wednesday said 40 state labor Walter Collins, international Society seeks donations limit the demand for hospital ser­ 20-year-old children of problem Mr. Beebe, retired and a widower, representative of the Com­ requirements of qualifications of of going by bicycle. People tend to leaders have endorsed her for the vices and thereby hold down costs,” drinkers will meet tonight at 8 at the lives alone in an apartment close to U.S. Senate. munications Workers of America, he said. commission members. come up and talk to you if you’re on a Pathfinders Club. The family groups the entrance of the Rochambeau She is running against Sen. Lowell said the group would try to "help her or spay-neuter clinic "But the determination of whether "Historically, Connecticut Banking commissioner bike, but they won’t if you’re in a /- are open to those affected by Apartments, built for the elderly, Weicker, R-Conn., who has gotten win the support of delegates at the Members of the Society for Animal $17.50 to have a female dog or cat a test is conducted should be a hospitals have experienced cost in­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - Connec­ car,” Gilchrist said. someone with a drinking problem. and it is the only one I saw that sufficent labor support to deny her AFL-CIO convention later this Rights will be in Manchester Satur­ spayed, and $11.50 to have a male dog medical one, not an administrative creases much lower than those of ticut Banking Commissioner They stopped at peoples’ homes had anything like the lush and well- the endorsement of the state AFL- month." day to collect funds for a low-cost or cat neutered. The clinic program one," Schwartz said, surrounding states. A track record Lawrence Connell says his agency is and asked if they could unroll their A setback card game will be played tended flower border he has planted CIO Committee on Political Educa­ He said, "Over the years, Gloria state spay-neuter clinic for dogs and will be administered by the State Danbury, Bridgeport, Hartford, like that indicates that budget con­ considering publicizing the identities sleeping bags in their backyards. No Friday at 7:30 p.m. in Cronin Hall of against a fence that marks the tion, which traditionally backs Schaffer has been there when we cats. Department of Agriculture, which is Mt. Sinai and St. Francis Hospitals trols by CHHC are unnecessary and of state banks which may violate one refused them. Mayfair Gardens. All Mayfair border of the development. Democratic candidates. needed her, " and that Lowell A booth will be set up in front of the responsible for animal control and have said they will go to court to may be dangerous,” he said. state truth-in-lending regulations. When they couldn’t find a place to residents are invited. In late summer he has blue salvia, That group, which makes Wcicker has had “one of the worst Davidson and Leventhal store at the licensing. challenge reductions in their "The preamble of the present “We’re considering implementing sleep north of Bucksport, Maine, marigolds, alyssum, geranium, recommendations to the state Labor labor records in the Connecticut Parkade for the collection of funds. To get the state clinic program operating budgets starting Oct. 1, statute sets forth some fine goals and a noncompliance disclosure policy,” they wheeled their saddle-bag laden celosia (or cock’s comb), cosmos, Council, decided to endorse no can­ delegation." State Rep. Aloysius Ahearn of Bolton, started quickly, the Society for Sharon Hospital Executive Direc­ responsibilities of the commission, he said before the House Govern­ bicycles up to a house in South red salvia and portulaca, all grown didate for U.S. Senate. The After Mrs. Schaffer failed to win who was instrumental in the passage Animal Rights, Inc., offered to raise tor Paul Sternloft said Wednesday, but it proceeds to give the commis­ ment Subcommittee on Commerce, Orrington, Maine, at 11:15 p.m. Female offenders from seed. He doesn’t allow a weed recommendation is usually followed the COPE endorsement, some labor and turn over to the state the $70,000 "I am almost sure we’ll go to court." sion owers like budget control that Consumer and Monetary Affairs. "We were two guys with bikes who of legislation providing for the clinic, to grow, and he uses fertilizer to keep At a news conference in front of the leaders said she was the victim of a needed to establish, equip, staff and confounds its purpose,” he said. The commissioner said later he HARTFORD (UPI) - The hadn’t shaved in four days. We were a will be working at the booth from 11 The commission reduced Sharon growth of plants vigorous. State House, she said she was backlash against Democratic Gov operate the clinic for the first year. "Unless the statute is rewritten, was talking about "six or seven, National Council of Juvenile Court Hibiscus blooms in white and pale pink make a spectacular little apprehensive about knocking, to 11:30 a m. Those participating in H ospital’s $5.9 million budget "grateful” for the display of support Ella T Grasse s firing of 505 state To date, the society has collected request by more than $520,000. quality health care in Connecticut alleged violators which he would not Judges will sponsor a three-day sym­ Retired twice show at the apartment occupied by Arthur M. Beebe of 68 Silver but we did and they asked us in for the fund-raising project will wear she received, Mrs. Schaffer said she workers in a budget crisis, or against identifying armbands. all but $10,000 of the necessary funds (In order to try to comply with the may be doomed,” Schwartz said. identify. posium centering on on the plight of I first met Mr. Beebe when I was Lane, East Hartford. Marigolds and spikes of blue salvia are in coffee. That speaks for itself." girls who become juvenile offenders. and the labor leaders would "insure an anti-labor vote she cast while in to start the nation's first state severe budget cut granted by the doing an early-morning radio broad­ the foreground. (Photo by Atwood) "It made us feel good that people The Connecticut law (Public Act program for low-cost spay-neuter cast at WTIC. He was an inspector the state Senate. 75-466) provides for a fee scale of clinics. then for the Rudder Building Maintenance Corp., which supplied a crew that worked at night to clean from seed but he has one perennial available when the bulbs are first the building. The inspector came that could be called a family offered. Carr faces possible death sentence around in the very early morning to heirloom. He has a healthy patch of Bulbs that are being set in pots, to where he subsequently was because of the dis­ see if they had done a good job. “hens and chickens,” or Semper- be held in a cold frame for winter for­ MIAMI (UPI) - Robert Judge Baskin has the carries a sentence of 30 imprisoned. He was cretionary authority of the He had retired from Pratt & vivum, the familiar rock garden cing in the house, should be started Frederick Carr III, of power to sentence Carr to years to life. paroled last Oct. 3. Parole Commission. Whitney before working for Rudder plant that grows in low rosettes, and by mid-October. We are supposed to Norwich. Conn., faces a the electric chair for Miss Carr, 32, a former televi­ Under Florida law, Attorney Ron Dresnick and now has retired again. He is in forms daughter plants that grow allow 12 weeks for root growth before possible death sentence Huntley’s murder. The two sion repairman, was neither judge nor jury can who represented Carr, said touch frequently with his daughter, close to the side of their parent. His the pots are brought indoors for he will recommend Carr be Friday for his guilty pleas other murders carry a arrested in May on a sentence anyone to life im­ Betty Ryder, women’s editor of The grandfather, who lived at Hamburg forced bloom. Mid-October planting / j to the rape-murders of maximum sentence of life charge of raping a 21-year- prisonment without parole, sentenced under Florida’s Herald, who told me about the Cove, had the plants first, Mr. Beebe means the bulbs can be brought in at three youths and the rapes in prison, and each of old woman. He confessed but the state Probation and mentally disturbed sexual hibiscus and thought I might like to said, and his mother had moved some mid-January and would be expected of four others. Carr's guilty pleas to rape to the three murders and Parole Commission may offender's law which might see it. of them to Glastonbury. He moved a to bloom in mid-February. A six-man. six-woman led Dade County not consider a parole for provide him treatment. Betty told me that her father knew few of them to East Hartford. We are about at the end, also of the authorities to their shallow Clayton Payton, father of me and I would remember him when " • d ' Circuit Court jury someone sentenced to life Fall warnings best season for fall seeding of lawn recommended Wednesday Pleads guilty graves in Louisiana and for first-degree murder un­ one of the slain boys, said I saw him. She was right. He had told grass. Stanley Papanos, Extension Carr be sentenced to life Mississippi. He then led he hoped Carr would me at WTIC that he wanted to have a Garden centers are displaying Service turf specialist, says that LITCHFIELD (UPI) - til the person has served 25 / J imprisonment without them to a grave in Canter­ receive life in prison in­ catalogue from.the Harris Seed Co. I signs to tell us that tulip and other seeding after the middle of Mark Emmons, 20, of years. •C c ' parole for the April murder bury, Conn., where he said stead of the death penalty. found the address and gave it to him Holland-grown bulbs are here. There September is risky. The grass seeds Winsted, pleaded guilty Prosecutor Ed O'Donnell of Tammy Ruth Huntley, he buried Rhonda said if Carr is not given the “Inmates at Raiford on a scrap of paper. When we met the is considerable leeway in the time for should have six to eight weeks of 16, of Miami. Wednesday to charges of Holloway, 21, of Hartford. prison will be more than other day he pulled out the same planting these bulbs for spring bloom growing weather before winter robbery, kidnaping and death sentence he will ask The advisory jury, which At the time of the two willing to take care of a small piece of paper with the address but daffodils and crocus, we are told, temperatures arrive. If you have larceny in the $2,800 holdup the judge specify the deliberated about four boys' deaths, Carr was free sentences run consecutive­ man of his character,” he of the seed company in my should be set as soon as possible. waited too long there will be another of the Winsted Savings Tulips can be planted later, but the hours, could not make a on bail awaiting trial for ly. But that would not en­ said. “They will work him handwriting. opportunity to start lawn grass seed Bank May 13. Emmons commercial people warn, sensibly, recommendation in the other sex offenses com­ sure Carr will spend the to death up there and the C-A) Mr. Beebe prefers to grow plants in the spring. was captured a short time that the best selection of varieties is murders of Todd Payton m itted in Connecticut rest of his life behind bars inmates will take care of and Mark Wilson, both 11 after he held up the bank him and abducted the manager and of North Miami Beach. who was released un­ Those crimes occurred in November 1972 — a time harmed. Superior Court inspired by the pros... when Florida did not have Judge Simon S. Cohen set Court orders rate case reopened a valid death penalty law sentencing for Oct. 19. because of a U S Supreme dynamic new status Ipok court granted the stay in 262 suspended BOSTON (UPI) - The If the DPU follows the "The magnitude of the Court ruling. rate structure guidelines June and permitted the WETHERSFIELD D epartm ent of Public increase is so serious and i r Judge Natalie Baskin included by the court, New company an interim rate (UPI) — The registrations Utilities has been ordered the impact on the economy said she will hold an open at savings to 31% England Telephone will get hike of $60 million. of 262 motorists have been by the Massachusetts so great that we will con­ hearing to receive an additional $80 million, a Based on company data suspended for failure to Supreme Court to reopen sider asking the attorney testimony from anyone in­ total of $173 million. filed with the court in June, comply with defective New England Telephone general to make a further volved in the case prior to The full impact on con­ the court said the com­ equipment warnings issued Co’s 1974 $2(K) million rate appeal to the U.S. Supreme sentencing Carr for the sumers could not be pany's earnings would fall last month. State Motor increase request. It could Court," said DPU Chair­ seven Florida crimes to assessed immediately. more than $16 million short Vehicles Commissioner cost consumers $20 million man Harold Keohane. “We which he has pleaded guil­ A telephone company of the 9 per cent rate of Stanley J Pac said annually. would have to consider it." ty. spokesman said it could in­ return allowed by the Wednesday beginning next In a 30-page unanimous “We are pleased that the In testimony before the crease costs to the average DPU. The court ordered month, a new law requires opinion this week the court court has accepted the advisory jury this week. consumer by aproximately the DPU to adjust the rates a $10 registration fee for noted several errors in the strength of our appeal and Carr confessed to two 3 per cent. we are anxious to meet to allow the company to other rapes for which he persons seeking restora­ EAR PIERCING CLINIC DPU’s decision which achieve that 9 per cent The court also ordered tion of licenses or registra­ granted the phone com­ with the commission to has not been charged or regular low the DPU to reconsider its resolve this case, ” New return rate. entered a plea tion. pany $93 million of the $200 The court said the DPU’s shoe-town price to $16 in 5 locations! million it sought. decision denying a 100 per England Telephone said in cent increase in the stan­ a brief statement "erroneous assumption” The CNG Conservationists can tell you... dard 10 cent pay phone New England Telephone that the company's rate The pierced look Is now...and the word Is Hypo- call, a hike that would filed suit in November to base would remain cons­ how to take some of the heat out of paying for _____ WORLD ALMANAC raise pay station calls to 20 halt the DPU ruling. 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The library Board of Trustees In other business, John Jackson, struction barrier lights, library Mrs. Marcus S. Moriarly William Manion education of St. Mary’s-St. Joseph voted Wednesday night to award con­ head librarian, asked the board to books, and any other property owned The funeral of Mrs. Marcus EAST HARTFORD - The funeral School, Willimantic, and was a tracts for new roofs at both Whiton release a part-time job description by the Town of Manchester. Items (Marion G. Kellum) Moriarty of 211 of William Manion of 40 Hillside St., member of the Coventry Council, Memorial and Mary Cheney from a deferred status. The job is a may be returned to any firehouse, no Indian hooters look toward opener Vernon St., who was dead on arrival who apparently shot himself to death KofC. libraries. 20-hour part-time general clerical questions asked. He is also survived by his wife, and Low bidder Saturday for Whiton one that would greatly benefit the Jackson said amnesty days are not Tuesday night at Manchester Wednesday morning at his home, is By LEN AUSTER and hold onto starting berths. Saturday at 8:15 a.m. from the two sons. Memorial Library was N.E. Masonry present staff which is very adequate, profitable to the library because peo­ seriou's pull of the interior who plays where. I think we’ll be Memorial Hospital after suffering a Herald Sportswriler The situation in goal is up in the Callahan Funeral Home, 1602 Main The funeral is Friday with a Mass Co, of Waterbury for $3,890. Jackson said, as long as no one gets ple will hold on to overdue books in ligament,” Danielson stated. The stronger offensively this year. We heart attack at her home, is Friday air. Senior Dave Koski and St., with a Mass at St. Rose Church at at 11 a.m. at St. Mary’s Church; Other bids were submitted by F.O. sick. anticipation of an amnesty day in Even if the schedule-makers coach envisions using Walsh as a have several who can score,” at 11 a m. at the John F. Tierney sophomore Mark Copeland have been 9. Willimantic. Burial will be in St. Dahill Co. of New Haven, $4,667 Head librarian Jackson has no order to avoid paying overdue tried, they couldn’t come up sweeperback in the latter part of a Danielson stated. Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St. waging a “wing ding battle’’ stated The Rev. Laurence Hill of South Burial will be in St. Mary’s Joseph’s Cemetery, Willimantic. (predicated upon replacing 100 objections to participating in the charges, a fine, or the cost of the with a better CCIL soccer game stationed in front of the goal. ”Our biggest problem now is not The Cardinal Funeral Home, 88 Danielson and are running “neck and United Methodist Church will of­ Cemetery. slates); McConville Roofing and town’s Amnesty Days on Sept. 25 and book. The overdue levy does not opener. What could be better That way he doesn’t have to do too communicating. It’s something we Windham Rd., Willimantic, is in Sheet Metal of Manchester, $7,495, neck.” They each could see service much running. have to work on. This bunch listens. ficiate. Burial will be in St. James Friends may call at the funeral 26, even though he said there had benefit the library, but goes to the than a Manchester High- in the opener. home Friday from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 charge of arrangements. and D.M.C. Construction Co. of never been a direct request to take town. The Indians are loaded at halfback. They do try to do what we ask and it’s Cemetery. The fullback area could be the p.m. There are no calling hours. Glastonbury, $11,789. part. All overdue books may be turned in Wethersfield confrontation? Junior Greg Smayda will be in the a hard working group. We have a lot Friends may call at the funeral biggest concern. “We don’t have Mr. Manion was born in Hartford The family suggests that any McConville Roofing and Sheet The town is sponsoring the two at either town library, Jackson said. Wethersfield is 1975 Class AA middle surrounded by junior Joel of kids who want to play and I feel home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. speed back there arid we either have and lived most of his life in East memorial gifts may be made to the Metal of Manchester was the low days for return of various town He hopes the firehouses will have champ and the Silk Towners Malinowski and senior Bill Meier they want to start off on the right foot Edward S. Bednarz to get more speed or better an­ Hartford. He was a communicant of Repair Fund of St. Mary’s Church, 72 bidder for the Mary Cheney Library properties such as street signs, traf- separate containers for books that with senior Eric Thomas and juniors and not wait like last year for the ROCKVILLE - Edward S. Bed- runners-up? ticipation,” Danielson offered. St. Rose Church. He was an Army Maple Ave., Willimantic. roof contract with $2,476. 'fic signs, school books, cones, con­ are returned there to help protect Ken Anderson and Chris Stetson as tourney. narz, 46, of 53 Ridgewood Dr. died Well, that’s what you’ll find Satur­ Juniors Scott Hyde and Bob Gagnon veteran and a past officer of the East Other bidders were F.O. Dahill them from abuse. the reserves. All will get their share ”I like to think we’re going to have Wednesday at St. Francis Hospital day morning at 10:30 in Wethersfield appear settled in two berths with Hartford Lodge of Elks. Dennis M. Reed Co., $3,450; and D.M.C. Construction of playing time. a good year. We have depth. We have from injuries suffered Aug. 29 when when the Indians will try to atone senior Bob Nurmi and juniors Tom Survivors are his widow, Mrs. EAST HARTFORD - Dennis Co., $5,171. Senior Matt Schardt and junior Bill a lot who can play. The attitude has he fell from the back of a pickup somewhat for the 1-0 setback in the Jordan and Rick Marshall in conten­ Wilma O’Connell Manion; a son, Michael Reed, 20, of 14 Livingston Besides the roof renovation at Moran are the wings for now with been tremendous. Just the attitude truck as it was leaving Legion Field New demographic study final. That begins a 14-game CCIL tion for the other. Seniors Phil Valen­ John R. Manion II of East Hartford; Rd. died Tuesday at Manchester Whiton, the board approved expen­ juniors Tom Orlowski and Jim Perry out there will carry us a long way,” on Regan Rd. He was the husband of slate for Manchester, coached by tine and Carl Stafford, the latter a daughter, Kathleen 0. Manion of Memorial Hospital. diture of $10,000 from the Whiton tion of alternate types of education. also up there. Juniors Bill Finnegan Schedule: Sept. 18 Wethersfield A Mrs. Helen Wisnieski Bednarz. Uonlinuccl from Page One veteran Dick Danielson. having lost 50 pounds, also bear con­ East Hartford; and a sister, Mrs. The cause of his death is being in- Fund for improvements such as new Dr. Steahr’s report will be dis­ and Bill Kelly have the inside 10:30a.m., 21 Conard H, 24 Penney A, Mr. Bednarz was employed as a Manchester has had an excellent sideration. Jean M. Leahy of Wethersfield. vestigated by the medical draperies, painting the King’s Manchester educators update the tributed throughout' town and will be positions for now with seniors 28 East Hartford H, 30 Fermi H, Oct. general foreman at 'P r a tt and pre-season, one in which competition Senior Matt Walsh has been named examiner’s office. Daughters Room, repairs and long-term enrollment forecast every relied on heavily by a Citizens Ad­ Darrell Hooey and Jim Dwyer and 5 Windham A, 9 Enfield H 10:30 a m., Whitney Division of United for jobs has been keen. That is a captain but he might see limited ser­ Mr. Reed was born in Miami purchasing new children’s books. five years, to detect possible trends visory Committee appointed to study sophomore Jack Medzela pressing. 12 Simsbury A, 15 Hall H, 19 Technologies Corp., East Hartford. healthy sign according to Danielson vice. He hurt himself last year and it Beach, Fla., and lived in East Hart­ The rooting job at Mary Cheney in birth rates, family sizes and short-range impact of declining "I’m pleased with what we’ve done Wethersfield H, 21 Conard A, 26 He was born in Springfield, Mass., MATT WALSH but it also can hurt as some have hasn’t healed. “It’s a type of injury (fREG SMAYDfX Charles S. Tarpinian ford. He had worked for two years at will be paid for from maintenance migration patterns. The report enrollment. That committee, which in the pre-season. We’re winding Penney H, 28 East Hartford A, Nov. 2 and had lived in the Vernon area for been pressing too hard trying to win which only rest cures. It’s a very down now with the only question of Fermi A. WILLIMANTIC- Atty. Charles S. the Cellu-Products Co. of East Hart­ funds in the library budget. The released today is the first long-term will meet for the first time Monday 24 years. He was an Air Force demographic enrollment study for Tarpinian, 47, of Willimantic, a ford. board moved to send a letter to the night, is faced with making veteran of the Korean Conflict. He Manchester, and it is unique in leading figure in the tow n’s Survivors are his mother, Mrs. town manager and the Board of recommendations on proposed was a communicant of St. Joseph’s Directors reporting the budget Connecticut, Dr. Steahr said. Church. Democratic party and active in Jenette Ouellette Reed Pierce of renovations and additions to two Tolland County political affairs for East Hartford; his- stepfather, expenditure which will leave the Manchester School Supt. James elementary schools. Other survivors are a son, Edward budget in a deficit situation, probably Kennedy, who recommended hiring M. Bednarz of Rockville; and a several-years, died Wednesday mor­ Eugene C. Pierce of East Hartford; a That project, already in the works ning while enroute to the Putnam brother, Raymond Reed of East requiring an additional appropriation Dr. Steahr to prepare the report, said before warnings of enrollment drops, daughter. Miss Cynthia Ann Bednarz the study will be an invaluable tool Courthouse. Hartford; a stepsister, Mrs. Maria later in the year. will probably still be needed, school Thoughts ApLENty ’ of Rockville. for deciding on future school building MuHSOTl gOod hct The funeral is Friday at 8:15 a m. Mr. Tarpinian was the son of Mr. Caron of Hartford; and his maternal administrators have indicated, and Mrs. Charles J. Tarpinian of grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Albine programs and possible reorganiza­ although the program may be from Burke-Fortin Funeral Home, 76 tion of the school system or introduc­ Prospect St., with a Mass at St. Manchester, and the brother of Mrs. Ouellette of Caribou, Maine. reduced. Joseph's Church at 9. Burial will be James Bouchard of Manchester. The funeral is Friday at 9:15 a.m. from the Newkirk and Whitney for most valuable player in St. Bernard's Cemetery. He was born in Lowell, Mass., and By Len Auster Friends may call at the funeral lived in Mansfield before moving to Funeral Home, 318 Burnside Ave., Fire calls PLAY OUR BONUS GAME home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Willimantic in 1960. He became a with a Mass at St. Isaac Jogues partner in the Willimantic law firm Church at 10, Burial will be in NEW YORK (U P I )-I t just blow in the outburst was Don Frantz for calling the game. Murphy retired the final Milwaukee Mrs. Alice J. Weir Hillside Cemetery. ^ . WE HAD A Baylor’s two-run single. Claudell Garland, now 18-6, yielded just two of Kucharksi and Tarpinian in 1957. Manchester might be that Thurman Mun­ batter. Mrs. Alice J. Weir, 84, formerly of He was a member of the board of Friends may call at the funeral ^ UOOO"® Why not? know but I think they’d run through a Washington stole home. Mike Torrez, hits. Summer St., died this morning at Wednesday, 12:12 p.m. brick wall if Coach (Doug) Pearson son is ready to assume the Rangers 'I, While Sox .I home today from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. The fourth annual Manhattan 14-10, went all the way for the vic­ Manchester Memorial Hospital. She —Unnecessary alarm from and I asked them to,” stated head “most valuable” niche earned Toby Harrah stroked Bart John­ ^ I ^ P N E R College Interscholastic Cross Coun­ tory. Red Sox 2, Brewers 1 was the widow of Thomas Weir. Box 68, Illing Junior High coach Dick Danielson. so often by Yankee catchers in son’s first pilch of the sixth Inning for try Meet will be held in Van Orioles 2, Tigers 0 Butch Hobson hit a two-run homer Mrs. Weir was born Dec. 13,1891 in School. (Town) Cortlandt Park in New York City on One prediction Danielson made at bygone New York pennant Wayne Garland benefited from An­ in the fifth inning while Reggie his 13th homer and Texas added two Manchester, daughter of the late Today, 8:43 a.m. —Minor the conclusion of last year has come Utility pole moving m Oct. 9. Almost 1,300 prizes will be years. dres Mora’s sixth homer, plus a Cleveland and Tom Murphy com­ more in the eighth when Jeff electrical fire at 62 true. The timid, unsure sophomores Adolph and Amelia Leeberg, and awarded and the number of entrants If runs-batted-in is to be the chief steady rain that shortened the game, bined on a four-hitter for Boston. Burroughs singled one run across and lived here all her life. She was a Homestead St. (Eighth have become more polished players. over-all is uncertain. criteria—as it has been in so many to gain his 18th victory. Detroit Hobson’s homer, his fifth, came after the other scored on Len Randle’s in­ agreement reached District) They are not polished, by far, but field out Bert Blyleven, 12-15, went member of Emanuel Lutheran It is a prestigious event with en­ other seasons-then it is Munson who Manager Ralph Houk protested a single by Jim Rice. Cleveland, 8-9, Today, 11:46 a.m. i SUPER SPECIAL WITH A '7 SO PURCHASE much more skilled. That’s clearly Church and Martha Circle of the tries coming in from more than four must be adjudged the Yankees’ front­ vehemently to plate umpire Art lasted until two out in the ninth when the route for the win. Although no work has yet begun, it contractor to certify the new —Report of car rollover on evident. church. She also was a life member POTATOES states — and, ah there’s the rub. runner at this point. of Temple Chapter, OES. appears that the Hartford Electric locations, according to Giles. But, 1-86 between Exits 92 and Greg Smayda at center halfback is COUPON 10 Ibt. Because entries from more than four The 29-year-old catcher drove in Light Company (HELCO) has agreed the town felt that responsibility 93. (Eighth District) Of­ ready for a super campaign with Joel Survivors are 2 sons, Frank Weir of I GOOD ONIV states have been invited the Connec­ his 97th run Wednesday night in the to procedures for moving of poles should be HELCO’s. ficials said the accident Malinowski, Chris Stetson, Bill Manchester and Gordon Weir of ticut Interscholastic Athletic Yankees’ 2-0 victory over the which need to be relocated for At Monday’s job-site meeting, turned out to be at Exit 91 Moran, Bill Finnegan and Bill Kelly Montgomery, Ala.; 2 daughters, Mrs. 39« Conference (CIAC) refuses to sanc­ Cleveland Indians. When Munson sur­ reconstruction work on W. Middle HELCO and the contractor agreed to in East Hartford. ! FRI. & SAT. VALID 0/17-10 raring to go. They have matured and Paul (Nancy) Edwards of Agora, tion it. If you haven’t got the passes the 100 mark, it will mark the Tpke. and Adams St. send out a combined crew to mark as Danielson points out, “this team Calif., and Mrs. Leonard (Marion) message yet, that means no Connec­ second straight year he has reached Jay J. Giles, director of public off the new pole sites, Giles said. wants so badly to be successful.” Cohen of Framingham, Mass.; a ticut schoolboy runners. Why not? that plateau, a remarkable back-to- works, said that an agreement on While the agreement was reached Cheney will be representative in brother, Harry Leeberg of Chaplin, a One coach calls this meet the back double in two— Shea and sister, Mrs. Edward (Mildred) pole relocating was reached Monday Monday, no work has yet begun. CHOICE MEATS the Charter Oak Conference. The between HELCO and Della Construc­ biggest on the East Coast with many Yankee—stadiums. Noren of Manchester; 10 Frank Ennis of the town More shocks college coaches on hand with Beavers have a solid front line with “It (the most valuable player grandchildren and 3 great­ tion Co. of Enfield, the contractor for Engineering Department said, “At WHOLE EYE the likes of Peter Krawitz, Doug Vic­ the job. SMOKED BEEF scholarships figuratively stuck in award) has been thrown at me for grandchildren. the agreement on Monday, HELCO reported ROUND their back pockets. They will get to tor, Jim Boudreau and Lewis the past two weeks,” said Munson, The funeral is Monday at 11 a.m. at There are up to 60 utility poles that and Della said they would get SHOULDER LaBrec. It’ll score. If the Techmen may have to be moved for the work in Italy BOTTOM see many of the best from New York whose infield out drove in Fred Emanuel Lutheran Church. The Rev. together on Tuesday. Here it’s ROAST come along defensively they could Stanley with the second Yankee run on the road to take place. Giles had and neighboring states. But they Ronald Fournier, pastor, will of­ Thursday and we haven’t seen UDINE, Italy (UPI) - ROUND won’t see any Nutmeggers. Curious, surprise a few. East is going with in the eighth. “I feel like any other ficiate. Burial will be in East expressed concern that working out HELCO yet,’’ At least five more shocks $169 some freshmen but they have talent an arrangement for moving the poles isn’t it? candidate. I’m not biased. I want to Cemetery. Frank Trudeau of HELCO said that of moderate intensity 69‘. ■ lb. Many years ago (maybe not that and it too could do things. Predic­ win it.” might cause a delay in the road work. Friends may call at Watkins his company does not plan to begin today rocked the Friuli S| 19 tion? East WILL break into the win Giles said that HELCO wanted the many) Connecticut schools ventured Doyle Alexander retired the first Funeral Home, 142 E. Center St., relocating poles until all cutting region of northeastern Ita­ DUBUQUE column for Coach Tom Malin after new locations of the poles to be cer­ outside of the boundhries and com­ 11 batters he faced before settling for Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. down of trees on the site is finished. ly, adding to the problems ALL MEAT OR BEEF being winless his first two years. tified before they began moving. peted. But somewhere along the way a four-hitter and his 12th victory. The The family suggests that any This tree work will continue for at of thousands forced into A LL BEEF only run he needed came in the first Thus, they would not have to move RUMP ROAST trouble occurred. To put an end, the memorial gifts may be made to the least another week, Ennis said this tent cities by major when Munson singled and scored on the poles at a later date. WEINERS CIAC, in its inexplicable wisdom, Bits and pieces Memorial Fund of Emanuel morning. tremors Wednesday and a FAMILY PACK Lou Piniella’s double. HELCO wanted the town or the $149 ruled no more travel. In ruling thus- Manchester High’s football team Lutheran Church. severe quake last May. ly, it’s hurting in-state talent. E lsew here in the American PORK I lb. scrimmaged Bloomfield last week •* -"F. h ( No injuries were 89« If one Connecticut cross country and took a 41-0 decision, “Everyone League, Oakland put away reported from the latest PORK CHOPS runner misses out on a scholarship played well,” Coach Jack Holik Minnesota, 5-2, California topped Union representation elections set sh o ck s, but a heavy SANDWICH opportunity, the CIAC is not doing its stated at the time. Pre-season games Kansas City, 2-1, Baltimore blanked thunderstorm compounded SAUSAGE job. Maybe it’s forgetting but don’t mean much but maybe it was a Detroit, l-(), in a game called after HARTFORD (UPI) - The state represents 5,CKX) workers, including represent them have until Sept, 27 to the misery of the refugees $129 STEAK athletics is FOR THE sign of things to come. Manchester the sixth inning because of rain, Labor Department today said union corrections officials in state prisons. petition their way onto the ballot. living in tents or under ROLL FROM ROUND YOUNGSTERS and they should be Boston edged Milwaukee, 2-1, and still has over 60 on the football ifP I Pholol representation elections for 28,(X)0 AFSCME bills itself as the more ac­ The second unit, 4,000 social cars. $ 1 8 9 the main concern. It’s about time the roster...Manchester’s girls’ cross Texas shaded Chicago, 4-3. state employes will run Oct. 18 tive of the two. workers and some scientists and Many were sheltered 89< governing body takes a fresh outlook country team is in jeopardy. Its .'kngels 2, Royals 1 Cleveland catcher Ray Fosse stretches to make tag through Nov. 16, ending a process AFSCME officials had accused engineers, will vote Oct. 25-27, with from the rain under and starts helping, and stop Tommy Davis delivered a one-out, roster is not overloaded and the slate He successfully pul out Yanks’ Fred Stanley. ITiip Hay Kose makes eall begun by 1975 legislative approval of CSEA of attempting to delay the an Oct. 4 ballot deadline. The 6,400 covered passageways — hindering, those it oversees. could be washed out because of lack bases-loaded single in the bottom of unionization. elections and said the state preferred health care employes vote Nov. 3-4, ready to make a dash for of interest. Lack of interest and the the ninth inning to provide Nolan Tbe announcement by John W. to deal with it because it was easier with an Oct, 11 deadline. the open if another OPEN SUNDAY 9 to 4 Soccer power unserious nature of some cost and Ryan with his 14th victory. Ryan, Kingston, an agent of the state Board to bargain with. CSEA denied the The state’s 3,200 administrative earthquake strikes. -T the squad one of its best. Linda who has won four straight, struck out of Labor Relations, could end weeks charges. workers ballot petitions are due Oct. Almost 40 earth shocks . Don’t look now but soccer is slowly nine to raise his major league­ DELI PRODUCE ^ but surely drawing the headlines Lemeiux has abandoned plans of run­ of strife between the two major state Kingston said the board will con­ 18 for a Nov. 9-10 representation elec­ jolted the region L ning and instead joined Coach Dave leading total to 287. The loss cut Kan­ Pirates back in chase employe unions, the Connecticut away from football on the schoolboy sas City’s lead over Oakland in the duct the elections throughout the tion while the 600 educational Wednesday, collapsing " DOMESTIC F rost’s swimming team, which State Employes Association and the state, on a 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. shedule. employes, other than faculty, vote most of the structures - front. There is a good reason for this, AL West 3>/2 games. Manchester High, Cheney Tech and numbers close to 30. If Frost needs American Federation of State, Coun­ Eligible voters will given an iden­ Nov. 15-16 for groups which petition damaged — but not BOILED HAM someone to root for his bunch he A's 5, Twins 2 ty and Municipal Employes. yes, even East Catholic, appear with win over Phillies tification card and their names will onto the ballot by Oct. 25. destroyed — by a quake doesn’t have to look very far. Leslie The fast-closing A’s, upon learning CSEA presently represents 21,(XX) be posted on lists, he said. Five higher education units May 6 that killed almost 1,- SLICED GEM ready to make noise. the Royals had lost, bunched NEW YORK (UPI) - in three runs for Houston, which beat Williams' wild throw enabled the The Indians trail Wethersfield 23- Scott will be swimming and when state employes including the state The first and largest unit, 14,000 selected three different unions which 000 persons and left 79,000 ^ otherwise attired she is a together three hits, a walk, a hit Slugger Willie Stargell is soun­ Atlanta behind the six-hit pitching of Cubs' first run to score and Bill police. AFSCME presently BOLOGNA . 6 9 ‘ 22-5 in the series since 1946 but that Dan Larson It was Larson’s filth win Madlock followed with a run-.scoring service and clerical employes, vote represent college and university homeless. cheerleader Yea, rah rah... Uncon­ batsman, and four stolen bases—one ding a new battle cry for the on Oct. 19-21. Groups wishing to can be rectified by the locals Satur­ of them of home—to stage a five-run, against six losses while Rick Camp, double professors. SWEET LIFE firmed rumors state East Catholic’s day morning with a victory in the ’76 eighth-inning rally, which erased the Pittsburgh Pirates in their bid making his first major league race. extended at Cheney Tech i TUHA „ 4 9 ‘ scored two unearned runs in the third his 13th defeat Bobby Murcer FUNERAL HOME New pitchers excelling ”We respect everybody,” said inning. First baseman Earl homcred (or the Giants Registration for evening tronics, machine theory IS required for each course. Ealablithed 1874 • Four Generatiom of Service Stargell Wednesday night, after the classes at Howell Cheney and electric code courses. Anyone interested in 142 East Center Street. Manchester 646-5310 GROCERY Pirates beat the Phillies, 7-2, and taking advantage of this Regional-Vocational- Registrations will be ! TASTE OF SEA moved back to within five games of Technical School has been accepted on a first come, late registration is SEALTEST first place. “But fear none.” Cards’ Curtis auditions extended to Friday. A few first served basis. requested to apply at the FISH & CHIPS Dr Yank trades paying off iCE CREAM . . . 9 9 ' openings are available in All classes meet one main office between 9:00 I CLAM PLAnER...... OU Bill Robinson and Richie Zisk each ALL YOU CAN EAT!! VALLEY PARK n / O t l F hit his 20th homer and Dave Parker successfully for scouts automotive, air con­ evening a week from 6:30 a m. and 4;00 p.m. Regular I CRINKLE CUT A /OA CLEVELAND (UPI) - If “Alexander doesn’t have a real his 97th run. "I would say he is a ditioning, carpentry, elec­ to 9:30, A tuition fee of $35 classes begin Monday. PEACHES Z / 8 9 ^ you want to trade your way to good fast ball but he spots it effec­ count pitcher That is, he throws his added his 11th as the Pirates routed I Jim Kaat in 2 2-3 innings and went on FRENCH FRIES l/o9 MONTINI a pennant, the New York tively,” said catcher Thurman Mun­ pitch depending upon what the count NEW YORK 1 UPI I — Many careers in show business and sports have been to pound out 12 hits. John Candelaria CHICKEN RAR-B-Q I CORONET DELTA C A r > Yankees have the secret, es­ son, who scored once and knocked in is on the batter ” launched in New York, a fact of life not lost on St I.ouis pitcher John Curtis PEAR TOMATOES 4 8 ' allowed two runs and three hits in Toiling through his third straight I BATH TISSUE 5 8 ' pecially when it comes to seven innings to raise his record to SWEET LIFE so-so season with the Cardinals, Cur­ visited him on the mound in the ninth SUNDAY, SEPT. 19 pitching. 15-6 with Kent Tekulve closing out I SMUCKERS * 7 A A Sports slate tis virtually acknowledged he was inning after a Mel batter reached APPLE JUICE . . . 3 9 ' the game with two shutout innings 11 A.M. to 6 P.M. I GRAPE lElLY 78' Five pitchers who were throwing auditioning for another job when he base, but decided to leave him in — a CARUSO for other teams last season have took the mound against the New Maine Coast Sea Food I WESSON T A A ' This is a game we had to win and decision that had the full approval of chalked up a 55-25 mark for the York Mets Wednesday night Monrheiter’a Netveit Fish Markell FOOD SERVED 1 TO 6 P.M. OIL ... * 2 . 4 9 Thursday Northwest Catholic we did, ” commented Robinson. "Our Curtis OIL _ 7 9 ^ Yankees this year as they inch closer SOCCER chances are tough, not slim It is an “It has been a bad season in many 1 believe very strongly that a CHICKEN • CORN • SPAGHETTI BREAKSTONE Hall at Rockville ■ BETTY CROCKER to the American League East title. East Catholic at Bolton uphill battle. Until we re respects, but there were scouts out starling pitcher is measured by com­ • SALAD • BEER & SODA Doyle Alexander was the latest of South W'indsor at East SOUR CREAM ... 5 9 ' Coventry at E.O. Smith H artford mathematically eliminated, we re there tonight scouting for expansion plete games.■ said the 28-year-old (Bolton Riding Stables) CAKE MIXES , . . . . 4 8 ' the pitching acquisitions to be vic­ still in there.” and interleague trades, " Curtis said left-hander It s a very important ^yUm Ofi€M' DEVILS POOD. YELLOW MINUTE MAID Friday I torious when the former Baltimore ” COUNTRY MARBLE. WHITE $ 1 0 0 ”I was trying to show them statistic " Oriole hurler tossed a four-hitter SOCCER SOCCER BOLTON HEIGHTS FARM I NESTLES CHOCOLATE i i H p ORANGE JUICE ..3 q U . A 1 Manchester at something 1 feel my most productive Denny, now 10-7. registered his FRESH FISH Rt. 85, Bolton, Conn. Wednesday night in blanking the Cheney Tech at Cromwell SWEET LIFE 11 OX. A / A A a Rockville at Windsor Wethersfield 10:30 a.m. Redn 1. DodgerFt 3 years are in front of m e" third shutout o( the season, reducing ADULTS $4.50 CHILDREN $2.50 (10-16) I MORSELS 9 D ' Cleveland Indians, 2-0. Pete Rose had a triple and three Curtis, who has failed to reach 500 his earned-run average to 2 56, third 7 / 8 8 ' Alexander, who has flirted with a South Windsor at Wind­ East Catholic at Rham UNDER 10 FREE I STOUFFER T A . DIHHERS 10:30 a.m. singles, leading a 12-hit Cincinnati at­ since St Louis acquired him from the lowest among National League SALISBURY STEAK no-hitter on four occasions this sor l.orks lUMBO SHRIMP, . ' 6.10 Fun & Gam«a For All • Pony Ridet For Kidi FRIED CHICKEN J Rhode Island Jr. College tack which brought Pat Zachry his Boston Red Sox following the 1973 starters He received all the oHen- IGIHGERBREAD 7 8 ' TURKEY. VEAL PARMIQAN | Ellington at Cranhy 59 OAKLAND ST. Set Ya Ax The Farm season, retired the first 11 Cleveland I3th win with the relief help of Rawly season, made a vivid impression in­ CROSS COUNTRY at MCC noon sive support he needed from Joe Cottm of North Main 81. hitters in order before Larvell Eastwick A1 Downing was tagged deed as he limited the Mets to six hits BDLTDN LIDNS CLUB 2 ^ 81^ WITH COUPON A S7.50 PURCHASE ■ WITH COUPON A I7.S0 PURCHASE Ellington at Cheney Tech Coventry at Old Lyme 11 Ferguson, who drove home five runs MANCHESTER ■ f O m m CAMPBELLS Blanks and Rico Carty hit con­ for three runs and nine hits in six in­ for a 4-1 victory in the second half of with a grand slam homer and a COCKTAIL SHRIMP EYE RESEARCH TO BENEFIT I FIELD HOCKEY a.m. .<5.99 LAND 0 LAKES secutive fourth-inning singles. nings to suffer the loss for Los a twinight doubleheader In the single Mickey Lolich i8-13i was the I TOMATO ■ The 26-year-old right-hander struck Manchester at Windham m m LAHDgUKES CROSS CO l NTRY Angeles. The victory reduced the opener, John Denny pitched a four- loser 643-2667 COOKED Tha abova apaca la avallabla to your group on a FIRST COME FIRST BUTTER out two and walked two in picking up OPEN SERVED BASIS to pubilclzi communiw awrvice programs, through tha I SOUP Saturday Manchester, East Reds’ Western Division litle- hitter as the Cardinals won. 7-0 Keith Hernandez scored two runs Mon. - Sat. MAINE CRABS 3F1.00 ^ courtasy ol Walkina. Call Mlaa Carla Chaalick at-Tha HaraJd batwaan I Tomato B > ^ his 12th victory against nine losses, FOOTBALL Catholic at Wolcott In­ clinching magic number to six Curtis, a disappointing 6-9, went and drove in another in the nightcap, 11-12 a.m. Monday tor Thursday's ad. Plaaaa phona S43-2711... including a 9-4 won-lost mark since I I L# 99« 11b. . East Catholic at vitational VelroH L Braves 3 the distance for only the third time in with rookie shortstop Garry joining the Yankees June 15. E GOODGOOD THRU THRU 9/1S 9/1S can GOOD THRU 9/11 Bob Watson went 4-for-4 and drove 14 starts Manager Red Schoendiensl Templeton getting three hits /\ PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Sept. 16, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Thurs., Sept, 16, 1976 - PAGE SEVENTEEN Hockey title to Canada Standings Sports briefs Nastase good actor National League By MILT RICHMAN Marty Riessen, the wrong way. Obviously he all this trouble?" she asked MONTREAL (UPI) - The sweep of the best-of-three finals in celebrated, members of East Four formally join NEW YORK (UPI) former U.S. Davis Cupper, isn’t thinking that much him. players on Team Canada feel the six-nation Canada Cup Czechoslovakia’s 1976 world cham­ W L Pet. GB reads Nastase well. about the future. You have Wednesday night. — Hie Nastase has left “It’s the people in the they proved Canada has pionship club sat quietly in their Phila. 88 56 .611 NEW YORK (UPI)—The newly expanded Board of Governors of the He was eliminated by the to live with your reputation press," Nastase told her. Goaltender Rogie Vachon, who Pitts. 83 61 .576 5 the country and the dressing room. Czech Coach Karel National Basketball Associdtion will meet Thursday in Chicago, it was oft-times irascible Roma­ a long time. “You know how they are. regained its title as the most played in all seven Team Canada N.Y. 76 69 .524 12W feeling on that is run­ nian during a U.S. Open Gut praised the Canadians and said announced \(ednesday by NBA Commissioner Lawrence O’Brien. During the U.S. Open at They exaggerate powerful hockey nation in the games and had a 1.4 goals-against Chicago 67 79 .459 22 third-round match, which there was no shame in coming in \ ’.A\ “The inclusion of four new governors at the meeting was made possi­ ning about even. Fifty Forest Hills, an elderly everything.’’ world andjemoved the tarnish average, expressed a thought shared second-best. St. Louis 65 78 .455 22W everybody was watching to Montreal 48 94 .338 39 ble late Tuesday when U.S. District Court Judge Robert Carter dissolved per cent of those lady tennis fan went up to “I’ve heard some of the gathered on the crown in re­ by many players when he said, “This “They have an excellent club," he see if there’d be any repeti­ Nastase for his autograph West the injunction that would have prohibited the expansion of the NBA,” aware he’s in Mexico language you use,” said the cent years. is the greatest team in the world and said. “They deserve a lot of credit. O’Brien said. tion of the monstrous con­ and he gave it to her I'll never forget it. This whole series / f IB W L Pet. GB hope he stays there. lady, “Mr. Nastase, they Team Canada proved itself the But you also have to give a lot of “The court action and the payment today of $8-million, representing duct Nastase exhibited in graciously. was just fantastic and it was the Cincinnati 94 53 .639 The other fifty per don’t exaggerate that at strongest club ever assembled by credit to their fans in the Montreal $2-million each hy the former ABA teams— Denver, Indiana, San An­ his previous match two “Why do you keep having all." greatest experience of my life." Los Ang. 82 63 .566 11 this country with a 5-4 overtime vic­ Forum, the ’church’ of hockey. They Houston 73 75 .493 21 tonio and the New York Nets—clears the way for these learns to formally cent hope he goes back days earlier. While the $4.-million a year collec­ tory over Czechoslovakia, on a goal were tremendous and they gave that San Fran. 68 81 .456 27 join the NBA and take part in our meeting tomorrow.” home to Romania. Nastase was like a pussy tion of WHA and NHL all-stars cat in his match with by Darryl Sittler for a two-game club much, much support. They were San Diego 67 81 .452 27W Personally, I think it just excellent.” Atlanta 63 84 .429 31 Bando files suit would be something of a Riessen. There was hardly Asked if he would concede the loss for tennis in this coun­ a peep out of him. Putz, Smith one-two Canadians were the true world cham­ ms RENO, Nev. (UPI) — Oakland A’s third baseman Sal Bando and his try if he did either. “1 had no problem at all pions, Gut said, “We will see you all Today’s Games wife have filed a $2 million lawsuit charging the publishers of “Swank” Never mind how good a with him. but I knew I in Geritol golf play Crenshaw, ISicklaus in the 1977 World championships in Chicago (Renko 7-9) at Mon­ magazine with defamation of character and invasion of privacy. tennis player he is. He has wouldn’t," said Riessen. Vienna. That’s where we will find out treal (Landrith 0-0) in the suit, attorneys for Bando and his wife Sandra accuse the a capacity for something “That’s his pattern," St. Louis (Falcone 12-13) at magazine of intentionally and wrongfully publishing a lewd photograph By EARL YOST who has the best team in the world.” much more important. Same thing in Nastase’s Gil Perreault scored on a short New York (Koosman 19-8), N depicting him. The suit says the photograph, when accompanied hy ILIE NASTASE next two matches with Sporta Editor head golf entries Los Angeles (Sutton 19-9) at Nastase has the faculty for backhander only 1:25 into the game Glenn Dickey’s article “Jock Sex,” combine to wrongfully accuse Bando Roscoe Tanner and Bjorn Rolling merrily along and getting better with age each Cincinnati (Gullett 8-3), N being able to make people and Phil Esposito scored on a 40- of “promiscuity, immorality and infidelity.” relate to him and become Borg. He beat Tanner in season is the Retired Swingers, also known as the Geritol (UPI Photo) Pittsburgh (Reuss 13-11) at five sets and lost to Borg in KINGS MILLS, Ohio (UPI) - Ben Crenshaw looks and acts like Jack footer at 3: Iks to send Czech goalie Philadelphia (Underwood 9- involved with him. He can Set, at the Manchester Country Club. League Leaders three, but there was no Nicklaus. Jiri Holecek to the bench in favor of 5), N Claim Kinney get them angry one minute The group, which started More important, the youngster very nearly plays golf like Nicklaus. Vladimir Dzurilla, who had shut out Czech goalie Jiri Holecek (2) just watches shot Houston (Richard 17-14) at and get them to laugh the nonsense, no fooling out with 16 members in ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (UPI)—The Buffalo Billu, trying to fill the void around. — A1 Tuttle and Nils Shen- So, if the favored Nicklaus doesn’t the Canadians, 1-0, for their only loss Gil Perreault (11) scored assisted by Guy Lafleur (10) Atlanta (Niekro 14-11), N next. Hie Nastase is an ac­ 1970 and now lists 49 in its in their barkfield left by an injury to running back Jim Braxton, Batting Hie Nastase is like a lit­ ning; 1975 — Ed Ansaldi win the $150,(XK) Ohio Kings Island that tour veterans have nicknamed in the round-robin play. (Only games scheduled) tor. He’s so good at it, he cast, recently completed Wednesday claimed Jeff Kinney on waivers from Kansas City. (based on 400 at bats) tle boy, a little boy who has its "club championship and Ed Warner; 1976 — Open, which gets under way today, him “One Putt.” Milan Novy, the Czechs’ leading should get the Academy National League been spoiled shamelessly tournament ” with George George Putz and Art then a good bet would be "But my driving needs work," he scorer, got his club’s first goal at American League Award. 9:44 of the second period and Full day AB H Pet. but one who also knows Putz besting Art Smith for Smith. Crenshaw—a prime candidate to pointed out. “If I could strike the ball .345 Admittedly, Nastase is Jaroslav Pouzar tied the score at 2-2 East Madlock, Chi 476 164 exactly how far he can go the crown. Earl Ballsieper at 83 is become the Nicklaus of the future. better, possibly I could get to where Unsigned Oakland A’s STORKS (UPI) — The University of Connecticut’s soccer team will .334 hard to take sometimes. early in the final session. W L Pet. GB Griffey, Cin 518 173 with one of his juvenile tan­ A1 Tuttle, president and the oldest member. Crenshaw is flattered by com­ Nicklaus is." N.Y. 89 55 .618 play Vermont Saturday prior to the gridiron clash between the Huskies 501 167 ,333 Especially when he starts Team Canada captain Bobby Maddox, Phil trums. He may not have tourney director, helped All that’s required for parisons with Nicklaus, but still isn't Crenshaw and Nicklaus joined 148 Baltimore 80 65 .552 9W and Navy. Sports activity on the Storrs campus Saturday also will in­ 138 .330 spouting those ethnic slurs Clarke’s only goal of the tournament Oliver, Pit 418 good manners but he has organize the Retired eligibility is that the in­ sure he's going to be the “next other hopefuls today at the “Jack Cleve. 73 72 .503 16W clude a cross-country meet between UConn and Vermont. One of the 197 .326 of his at other players like at 7:48 gave Canada a temporary 3-2 Rose, Cin 604 good instinct. He senses Swingers in 1970 with Joe dividual be fully retired Nicklaus" Nicklaus Golf Center’’ — a course mull Finley’s offers Boston 69 76 .476 20W largest crowds in years is expected to witness the first appearance hy 436 142 .326 Arthur Ashe, Harold lead, before Josef Augusta and Detroit Morgan, Cin when it’s wise for him to Handley. The group for­ and a member of the club “It's a little premature in my designed by Nicklaus — to start tbe 67 78 .462 22W Navy at UConn. The two met last year for the first lim e at Annapolis with 592 186 .314 Solomon and Hans-Jurgen Marian Stastny scored 59 seconds Milwaukee 63 81 .438 26 Montanez, Atl back up. mally took to the fairways in good standing. mind, " he said after firing a four- 72-hole, four-day chase for the $30,(X)0 Navy winning 55-7. 141 .314 Pohmann, but even with apart late in the third period to give KINGSTON, R.I. million each last June. The same with Campy Cam- Geronimo, Cin 449 Some of his dis­ the following year, One of the year’s under-par 66 in a practice round. first prize. West 521 163 .313 that kind of rubbish, which the Czechs a 4-3 lead. sale was voided by Com­ paneris.” Foster, Cin agreeableness is r In the six years of com­ features was a Three Club “It's pretty far off. In fact, it’s dif­ The field, which includes defending (UPI) — Five Oakland W L Pet. GB 574 179 .312 he doesn’t honestly mean With only 2:12 remaining. Bill missioner Bowie Kuhn and Kan. City 83 63 .568 Garvey, LA calculated and that makes petition, there have been Tournament, each player ficult to say if anybody will be able to champ Miller Barber, Lee Trevino, A’s players will tell Kapstein said Finley American League anyway, his presence in Barber slammed home a rebound off Finley is contesting the Oakland 79 66 .545 3Vi Suggests change it all the worse. six different champions. being limited to three clubs get there (to Nicklaus’ level). Tom Weiskopf, Gay Brewer, Rod owner Charlie Finley ’’has done more than AB H Pet. any tennis tournament still a shot by linemate Reggie Leach to ruling in federal courts. Minn. 74 74 .500 10 Nastase realizes his bad Winners and runners-up of his choice. “My short game and putting are Curl, Bruce Devlin and Rod Funseth, anyone else to establish the WASHINGTON (UPI) — A Justice Department official said he secs no 160 .337 adds something to it. send the game into overtime. within three days ‘It’s a question of what Calif. 68 79 .463 15W McRae, KC 475 manners and bad language were; 1971 — Don Culver Assisting Tuttle in run­ pretty good,’’ said the youngster, is to be trimmed to the low 70 and value of players.” justification for exempting professional sports from federal antitrust 586 197 .336 Myself, I happen to like the In the overtim e period, the whether they will is fair,” Kapstein said. Texas 65 80 .448 17 W Brett, KC stir up the crowd and that and A1 Tuttle; 1972 - Ed ning the show this season whose putting is so near perfection ties after Friday’s second round. Chicago 63 84 .429 laws and suggested baseball’s antitrust exemption he revoked hy 551 183 .332 guy. I like the way he plays standing-room-only crowd of 18,040 accept his latest con­ “Joe Rudi is one of the top “ All 1 have on the table 20W Carew, Min pleases him, like the little McLaughlin and Don were Earl Anderson, Ed Congress. 432 142 .329 tennis and I like the way he was constantly on its feet screaming outfielders in the game and are some new proposals Bostock, Min boy he is. Piper; 1973 — John Ather­ Griswold and Henry Sin- tract offer, according Assistant Attorney General Joe Sims of the Antitrust Division made 496 157 .317 gets everybody so fired up encouragement. Guy Lapointe fired he wants to get (paid) ac­ from Charlie," he said. Wednesday's Results Lynn, Bos What h e ’s doing is ton and Earle Rohan , 1974 namon. to their attorney. the comments in testimony prepared for delivery today to the House 544 172 .316 at him, they want to wring in a shot from just inside the cording to what other top “We re going to consider Texas 4, Chicago 3 LeFlore, Det saying, ’Look at me! I’m “We’re going to try to Boston 2, Milwaukee 1 Select Committee on Professional Sports. 582 182 .313 his neck. blueline, but the goal was waved off outfielders want to get them. We’re going to give Rivers, NY Ilie Nastase and I can act LPGA tourney bypassed talk with him again within Baltimore 1, Detroit 0 503 155 .308 People run to patterns. because time had elapsed in the first paid.” him an answer and even if Carty, Cle any way I please, and if three days,” said Jerry New York 2, Cleveland 0 Munson, NY 568 174 .306 That goes for Nastase, too. PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI) - the women’s tour with galleries half of the overtime period. Guy “Gene Tenace is one of we reject we still hope we you don’t like it, tough.’ Kapstein, attorney for California 2. Kansas City 1 482 147 .305 He sh o u ld n ’t delude A dozen of the top 20 money numbering more than 30,000 annual­ Lafleur golfed the puck in from the the most productive offen­ can continue talking.” Grimsley inks pact Garr, Chi A lot of people don’t like relief pitcher Rollie Oakland 5. Minnesota 2 Home Runs himself into thinking he’s winners skipped this ly, fell into the shadow of the biggest crease, but the goal didn’t count sive right-hand hitters in it. That apparently in­ 19th hole Fingers, outfielders Joe BALTIMORE (UPI) — Left-handed pitcher Ross Grimsley Wednesday National League: Schmidt, Phil 35; that unusual or that money event ever for the LPGA — since the Czechs deliberately the game. He’s also an out­ Kapstein said he hoped to Today's Games cludes his wife, weekend's LPGA Portland Rudi and Don Baylor, first signed with the Baltimore Orioles for 1976 and 1977, according to Kingman, NY 34; Monday, Chi 30; different from anybody next week’s Carlton Grand Prix in knocked the cage off its post. The standing receiver. He meet with Finley again Texas (Briles 9-9) at Dominique, who nearly left Ladies Golf Classic to prepare baseman Gene Tenace and General Manager Hank Peters. Foster, Cin 29; Morgan, Cin 27. else. He’s plain people, the Los Angeles offering $205,000 in prize visitors received a bench penalty for wants to get paid what during his stay at a resort Chicago (Kravec 1-3) Nastase this past year for the most glamorous and shortstop Campy Cam- Grimsiey’s signing left only three players unsigned — Reggie American League: Nettles, NY 26; same as anybody else Following are the Plodzik McKee; No. IS, money and $35,000 to the winner. the action. other people of his similar hotel in this seaside com­ New York (Ellis 15-7) at which is what his wife because she couldn’t put up paneris. Jackson, Bobby Grich and Wayne Garland. Jackson and L. May, Balt and Hen­ pairings and starting tees Thomsen Whelan, No. 14. more lucrative Los Angeles But Sittler made his goal and the abilities get paid,” Kaps­ munity. Cleveland (Bibby 12-5), N The five will become Kansas City (Pattin 7-12) at drick, Clev 25; Bando, Oak 24. keeps telling him all the for the Member-Guest Ogden Delmastro; No. 15. W stop on the tour. Portland prize money amounts to game was over. tein said. time. She loves him, and Nastase was Tournament at Manchester Leone - Genovesl; No. 16. $45,000 with $6,400 going to the victor. free agents at the end of However, a clerk at the California (Tanana 16-9), N Runs Baited In his tirade Portland, one of the better stops on “The same thing with Boston (Jones 4-3) at keeps trying to have him SO'^g through Country Club on Friday. Bolin - Kiernan; No 17. the season if they do not Roland Fingers. He’s hotel said the plain- National League: Foster, Cin 115; during his match with Warren, No 18, W Skinner ■ sign. Milwaukee (Rodriguez 5-12), Bickerstaff to continue Morgan, Cin 107; Watson, Hou and show everybody his better No 1, R. Clough - Roland , probably without peer in speaking Finley checked N Pohmann, his wife got up No. 2, Matava - Oleksinski; Teets “They’d like to stay in Schmidt, Phil 95; Mercer, SF 86. side. He says okay, okay, Starling Time for Shot- 61 leagues to operate the big leagues as a relief out immediately after the Minnesota (Singer 10-9) at LANDOVER, Md. (UPI) — Bernie Bickerstaff, an assistant to former remembers what she told from her seat in the stands No. 3, Curtis - Annulli, No. 4, the Oakland area,” Kaps­ talks. American League: L. May, Balt Gun Tournament — 1 p.m. pitcher,” he said. “Don Oakland (Bahnsen 8-5), N Washington Bullets’ coach K.C. Jones for three easons, will continue as him for all of 10 minutes, and walked out shaking her Kozlovich - Pierro; No. 5. tein said Wednesday after Baylor...there are players (Only games scheduled) an assistant under new Coach Dick Motta, it was announced Wednesday. 101; Munson, NY 97; Chambliss, NY head. LaPolt - Deley; No. 6, (Additional members a two-hour meeting with 93; Mayberry, KC 92; Yastrzemski, then forgets it all and wishing to play may call who are comparable with Bickerstaff will also do some scouting, according to team officials. blows his cork if a Privately, Ilie Nastase Mikolowsky - Roberts; No 7. the controversial Finley. Don. I’m aware of con­ Bos 90. may be getting a kick out Lebiedz • Zotla; No. 8. Jarvis - Pro Shop) “They like it there. They Pitching lin e sm a n ’s call goes Clementino; No 9, Eigner - tracts they have got. The against him. of all the publicity he’s like to play together.” Most Victories generating for himself by Riggotl; No 10, Whiston - 1,622 duckpin bowlers “They’ll take a little less COMPLETE GM National League; Jones, SD 21-13; Archambault; No 11, Swann practicing rubbing so many people the to stay in Oakland — but Koosman, NY 19-8; Sutton, LA 19-9; Fitzgerald - Smith; No 12. not a lot less,” Kapstein PITTSBl RGH (UPI) — Pittsburgh wide receiver Lynn Swann has Carlton, Phil 17-6; Richard, Hou 17- Trail leaders said. He declined to reveal REPAIRS been working out with the Steelers despite a concussion suffered in last 14. Manchester Country BOLAND how much Finley offered • COLLISION weekend’s loss to the Oakland Raiders. American League: Palmer, Balt Club’s entry in the Swan­ Don't Hiss The Planel in Holiday Lanes play Swann, who has yel to receive permission from team doctors to play son Cup golf matches holds the players. 21-12; Garland, Balt 18-6; Figueroa, OIL CO. against the Cleveland Browns Sunday, worked out Wednesday in sweat The offer was the first • MECHANICAL NY 18-8; Tiant, Bos 18-11; Fidrych, down last place after the Hawaii • Nov. 1 ^ E S T . 1935 While leagues dominate many clothes while the rest of the team practiced in pads. second round. Hartford £ i 1 i By EARL YOST hours there is open bowling time from Finley since he sold WE SERVICE ALL GENERAL MOTORS Det and Leonard, KC 16-8; Tanana, 10 Days - 9 Nights Fingers and Rudi to the CARS AND TRUCKS Cal 16-9. Golf Club with 20 points FUEL OIL Sports Editor week nights from 9:30 on and Satur­ leads with Shuttle Meadow day and Sunday. Boston Red Sox for $1 Genuine Parts .Strikeouts Only ^ 9 Seats LeftI Sixty-one duckpin leagues 19, Avon 15, Cliffside 14, Correnti reported several new Factory Trained Mechanics Sign Furlow National League: Seaver, NY 221; AUTOMATIC DELIVERY comprising 1,622 bowlers got Richard, Hou 179; Koosman, NY 161; Suffield llVz and Call Ut For Datalla '1 24 HOUR SERVICE leagues are now being formed. 24-HOUR WRECKER SERVICE PHILADELPHIA (UPI) — The Philadelphia 76ers signed .All- off the mark this week which SEPTEMBER Montefusco, SF 160; Carlton, Phil Manchester IOV2 trailing. House records, supplied by Corren­ CALL 646-6464 American forward Terry Furlow, their lop choice in last spring's Local players are Joan 646-6320 signaled the start of the 17th ti, are as follows: 154. rollegiate draft, to a two-year eontraet. American League: Ryan, Cal 287; King, Isablle Isabelle Par- O’KEEFE PAUL RYAN season at the 32-bed Holiday Men’s Division Hoop players The club would not release the terms of the contract, hut a spokesman Eecorl 369 Canlw 81. Tanana, Cal 229; Blyleven, Tex 192; ciak. Sue Eggleton, Lynn Travel Agency M in c h M iw Lanes. High single - Buddy Creamer, 232. CLOSED Carter Chevrolet said the h-foot-.'i Michigan Stale rookie received “some guarantees." 529-3321 plan reunion Eckersley, Clev 163; Hunter, NY 160. Prior and Dot Sauer. 750 Sllaa Daana Hwy., Watharaflald Paul Correnti. the only manager High triple - Pete Wojtyna, 529. CIRCUIT 1229 MAIN ST. • MANCHESTER Raa. 649-3333 the leagues has had. reports there Team single - George Pelletier 160, Basketball players, in \C010R-TV are 10 Mixed. 22 Ladies, 20 Mens and Jerry Maloney 163, Walt Berthold local leagues during the rftilutlni Bowling nine Junior Leagues with 310,150, 750 121, Herb Stearns 147, Hip Correnti period of 1934 thru 1939, are INSTAMT and 402 bowlers respectively in the 191 782. planning a get-together REPLAY four circuits. Team triple - Pelletier 452, Feb. 19 at Willie’s. BACK TO SCHOOL ELKS- John Rieder 154- Matteson 368, Nick Nicola 367, George Barber 378. New office manager and director Maloney 478, Berthold 406, Stearns The planning committee 380, Bob Talmadge 142-150- * P O ST T IM E 1:30 ON A NEW BICYCLE, or of the junior program will be Carol 444, Correnti 491 - 2,271. (Current consists of Yosh Vincek 422, A1 Pirkey 142-370, Jack Mayer. world record). 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If the people want band of campers from outer space Instruments on top of this structure WASHINGTON (UPI) - Picture, certainly would be "grandfathered" mittee. paign for re-election to the 12th District Committee for the Re- Tokyo, went on a 10-day group tour of to stay in Chosen Soren and tell them nestled among the tumbleweeds and will measure the amounts of energy if you can, 77-year-old Sen. John in for life. The Senate Finance Committee Assembly District seat. election of Ted Cummings. Those ap­ South Korea at the astonishingly low about South Korea, that’s fine.” jackrabbits in the desert near Board- received at different times of day Sparkman and 75-year-oId Sen. John But the so-called "major options” would lose some of its nontax price of $333. Cummings, who is also pointed to this committee are; Kang’s decision to accept Mindan’s man, Ore. and under varying weather con­ Stennis flipping a coin for the chair­ are the intriguing features of plan revenue duties, a move not likely to Democratic town chairman, won the James Halloran, Robert Bycholski, It was a bargain — the round trip hospitality made him a pawn in the Actually it’s Boeing’s first ditions. manship of the new Senate National No. 1 because they would pit against please Chairman Russell B. Long, 12th District seat in 1974. Czerwinski, Thomas Conran, Kenneth Hankinson, air fare from Tokyo to Seoul alone is struggle. He was an officer in a research model of a heliostat, or In the power plant concept, there Security Committee. each other in furious debate the while plan No. 1 would create a new who managed that 1974 campaign, Clarence Foley, Walter Sinon and $228, and Korean hotels are not chamber of commerce sponsored by solar reflector, which heralds a would be a field of many thousands of Not that it will happen. But it senior barons, jealously guarding Health and Nutrition Committee. cheap. said that he expects this year’s cam­ Edward McKeever. Chosen Soren for Korean system intended — some day — to these heliostats, each tracking the could. their domains. Another “major option" is rotation paign to be very similar to that one. The headquarters for the campaign The tour was subsidized by sup­ businessmen in his part of Tokyo. produce large amounts of electricity sun across the sky and reflecting its An effort is under way to overhaul One of the "major options" of No. 1 of committee and subcommittee Other staff members named for will be located in Democratic porters of South Korea in Japan. Besides the gas station he owns a from the sun. image — and its energy — onto one the Senate’s badly outdated com­ is a merging of the Armed Services chairmanships — an idea that might the Cummings’ campaign are: headquarters at 151 Main St. Door-to- Kang was invited for an odd reason: small restaurant. He financed them The Boardman unit is a central receiving point. mittee system and its mushrooming and Foreign Relations Committee have some appeal to a first-termer Alfred Sieffert, publicity; Raymond door campaigning by Cummings is he was a known and active sym­ with loans totaling $100,(XI0 from a transparent igloo-shaped dome 17 The concentrate solar energy at complex of subcommittees. into a new National Security Com­ but very little for a senator who has Joseph Czerwinski pathizer of communist North Korea. North Korean credit union. In return, feet in diameter which contains a A staff working paper has been mittee. "Sonny” Damato, treasurer; and scheduled to begin this week. the receiver would boil water, or patiently waited for those senior to So were the others in his tour. he went to regular study sessions on plastic mirror that can be aimed in heat some other fluid, and this in turn prepared listing three possible ap­ Would either Sparkman, the chair­ him to get beaten, retire or die. About 650,000 Koreans live in the thoughts of North Korean Presi­ any direction. proaches. man of Foreign Relations, or Stennis, would drive a turbo-generator to Under the working paper proposal, Japan. The two Koreas have com­ dent Kim II Sung, and took part in The dome is airtight and built of a produce electricity. Plan No. 1 is the most modest. It the chairman of Armed Services, a chairman would serve perhaps two ‘Paternity leave’ teacher speaks out peted fiercely for their loyalties ever mass meetings when asked. plastic material four-thousandths of would retain the present 31 com­ give up their hard-won thrones. Not I.X)we and Bill Ratcheson. Boeing’s or three congresses. He could stay on since Korea was partitioned at the "First they (Chosen Soren) tried to an inch thick, called Tedlar. It is in­ project engineer lor the ERDA mittees but cut the number of com­ likely. the committee as bottom-man but end of World War II. talk me out of going," Kang says. flated with low air pressure to give it By PATRICIA McCORMACK — Encourage the viewing of courage sharing and group participa­ collector subsystem, believe solar mittees and subcommittees on which With the exception of the Joint would be nudged to go seek Since last summer, Japan’s pro- “Then they called in my loans and rigidity. The 15-foot mirror inside the l!PI Eduration Editor educational television. tion. Game playing and exercise can energy some day will make a con­ a senator can serve. Atomic Committee, which would be leadership positions on another com­ South Korea association, called Min- demanded immediate repayment. bubble consists of an aluminum- Plan No. 2 cuts the 31 committees abolished, the other committees Jerry Cammarata goes down in Language usage can be improved be used to encourage the child to let tribution to the nation’s energy supp­ mittee. dan, has been offering cut rate tours Then they even asked my friends to coated plastic Mylar film that is ly But it’s not just around the cor­ to 12. would stay as they are but get new “Rotation is proposed as a way to education history as the first teacher by: off steam — a process referred to by to go on a legal "paternity leave.” professionals as “ nature’s of South Korea to members of its stop associating with me." stretched and bonded to a rigid ner Plan No. 3 is the most radical. It tasks more in keeping with today's enable many more senators to have — Encouraging a relaxed at­ rival, a pro-North Korean group Mindan came to Kang’s rescue. frame. cuts the 31 to 5 overseer committees needs. Three years ago, Cammarata, mosphere with conversation either at tranquilizer." ”Our solar power plant technology leadership opportunities,’’ the called Chosen Soren. They got him to join a South Korean Boeing will install three more today is comparable to airplanes in with 60 subcommittees contrasted to All energy matters — now spread working paper states. special education teacher in New the dinner table, in the living room or Cammarata said learning will York City, fought for and received a come if it is thought of as fun, By mid-summer of this year, 7,000 credit union, and arranged a loan heliostats at the Boardman site by the days after the Wright brothers," the present 171 subcommittees. among several committees — would If that proposal ever comes to a while in the family car. Through dis­ Koreans had taken up Mindan’s from a Japanese bank to help pay off the end of the year under a contract Because the Senate is highly resis­ go to the Interior and Energy Com­ four-year paternity leave. cussion of the day’s activities wili recognized as necessary, takes place says Lowe " It’s like we were vote it will not break on party lines offer. Long-term loans are offered the North Korean loan. with the U.S. Energy Research and building early Boeing planes out of tant to change of any kind, options mittee. The Public Works committee but on seniority — those who got it His wife Margaret had just given come the use of words newly learned. in a relaxed atmosphere, and the birth to Michelle, daughter number material is interesting. people with low incomes who want to Kang now says he will soon Development for a solar power plant wood and cloth. We need to be able to No. 2 and No. 3 are too far out to be would handle the enviromental will want to keep it, those who don’t — Asking questions of your child in go- register with the government as a collector subsystem. even seriously considered — certain­ problems. Transportation legislation two for the Staten Island couple. complete sentences and being patient “Take advantage of your public build a 747. And that kind of capabili­ will try to get it. Koreans live all over Japan, a South Korean citizen. "These three units will be equipped ty takes a lot of time to develop” ly not in January. Number one daughter Elizabeth was when he answers. Always answer library, museums, zoos, parks, legacy of Japan’s colonial rule of "The Chosen Soren people don’t with control mechanisms." said John Coyotes and jackrabbits seem to But there may be enough appeal in 3 at the time. your child’s questions in complete historical sites as places of learning Would you consider a piccolo? their country from 1910-1945. come to my business any more, but it Lowe, head of solar energy activities accept the heliostat without much No. 1 as more and more senators con­ Cammarata has one more year to sentences. for your child,” he said. House defeats two Nixon tape proposals go in the venture aimed at giving him “At such places he can learn more Through them runs a barrier doesn’t hurt," he says. “Most of my for Boeing Engineering and hesitation. cede the present system leads to Math skills can be improved by: Koreans call “the invisible 38th customers were Japanese anyway." Four-year-old Derek Fiondella takes on an ambitious project for Construction, the firm’s energy and scheduling difficulties, inefficient a more responsible role in the — Associating numbers to real about himself, his country, his ’’But I’m afraid that airplane pilots WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Opponents of the ban feared it parallel,” after the truce line laid Not all Koreans who accept the trip a fellow his size. He tried out Mitchell Dul’s tuba, and, according environment division. development of his children — psy­ things. For exampie, three apples heritage." and other people who sight the test use of their time, and as the draft House has defeated a proposed two- could be interpreted by some to block down across Korea after the 1950-53 react like Kang. From sunrise to sunset, the three states "unsystematic lawmaking and chological, emotional and intellec­ take away two apples has more "Be a loving and honest parent,” to Herald photographer Reginald Pinto who took the photo, facilities for the first time might year ban on commercial reproduc­ public access to any Watergate Korean War. Some have come home and told units will obey the commands of a think we’re a band of campers from oversight and inadequate anticipa­ tual development. meaning than the abstraction of Cammarata said. Derek succeeded in getting a toot out of it. The man steadying tion of Richard Nixon’s Watergate materials. Loyalty to North or South Korea Chosen Soren’s newspaper they spent computer and follow the sun’s path In an interview the other day the “three minus two” "You will make your child’s work Derek for the effort is his father, Mario Fiondella. The outer space." says Lowe. "Those tion of major problems.” tapes. The tapes and other materials of divides neighbors and even families. all their time being taken around to across the sky, reflecting its image teacher, 29, said duty in the child­ — Having the child count things for at learning about the world around plastic domes don’t look like The basic "characteristics” of The House aiso rejected a second Nixon’s administrations have been see South K orea’s econom ic Fiondella’s were among the audience Sunday for the dedication onto a focal point at the top of a near­ raising arena convinced him that you and give you the total. How many him much easier and certainly more North Korea’s Chosen Soren anything you see every day” plan No. 1 should not raise too many proposai to bar pubiic access to any impounded by the General Services achievements, and had little chance of the band shell. Dul is a member of the Greater Manchester by rocket test stand that rises about hackles. As usual, senators who parents can do more to educate their glasses are on the table, for example. enjoyable." claims 300,000 followers, possibly the Nixon White House materials dealing Administration pending final appeal to visit their relatives. Mindan denies Wind Ensemble, one of the musical groups which played at the might be forced to vacate committee children. — Playing games that require the The father did not seek the paterni­ largest minority in any private enter­ with "private political associations” of a Nixon iegal effort to have them this. “It’s vital," he said, “that parents use of numbers on dice, in moving ty leave to enable his wife to go out prise country giving allegiance to a dedication concert. declared his personal property. wake up to the reality that schools and work. Communist nation. It publishes a The North Koreans have a objects or counting play money. program of their own for taking are not the primary instructional “This was not done for role rever­ newspaper and runs a private school — Playing time games. This will Chosen Soren members to North vehicles — parents are! sal," he said. "It was done simply to system for about 40,000 students, in­ teach your child about the watch, Korea, but don’t extend the offer to ECHS Parents Club Bray begins bid "Parents must take time out with enable me to participate more fully cluding a college. BICYCLES orient him to the day, associate cer­ pro-South Koreans. sponsoring dance About town M art H. B ray J r ., their children to experience the tain numbers and times with parts of in the development of my children.” P a th n n d er . URSEST SELECTION OF the 13th District represen­ It also operates credit unions and Republican candidate for tative, will begin his cam­ wonders of life together.” the day and make him feel that he He went through all the onerous finances small businessmen — a The Korean minority exists partiy The East Catholic Parents Club is NEW BICTCLES IN THE From his own learning experiences jobs — from diapering to feeding because Japan is reluctant to give sponsoring a “Welcome to Parents ” VERNON RREI paign this Saturday with can rely on the watch with its valuable service in Japan where Catholic Graduates Club ARE YOU GETTING THE on the homefront so far, Cammarata chiid at the stage children fling back foreigners Japanese citizenship. supper dance Saturday beginning at 7 calling 643-9783 stops at the Parkade King's numbers to help him be on time for Koreans have trouble getting bank of Greater Hartford will Manchester passes on these tips to parents. the peas and mashed potatoes. Many of the Koreans have been in p.m. with a Mass in the school and Sears stores. things he likes. credit. have an open house Friday BEST PRICE hospital notes Reading skills can be improved by: He loved and is loving every Japan up to three generations. The auditorium. The Manchester He wili visit King’s from Social skills can be improved at 8:30 p.m. at Matarese’s — Creating a home language minute of it. South Korea’s Mindan also claims younger peopie often are Japanese After Mass, a buffet supper will be Democratic Women’s Club 1-2:45 p.m. and Sears from directly through imitation of the on the Berlin Tpke., notebook that the child each night During the leave, Cammarata about 300,000 supporters and offers educated, and cannot even speak served in the school cafeteria. The will sponsor a bus trip to ON YOUR Discharged Tuesday: 3:15-5 p.m. on Saturday, parents and the attention given to Newington. The informal Blanche Klein. 74K Spencer can put pictures in and write the ap­ receives no pay from New York similar services. Korean. They regard Japan as home, Clayt Edwards orchestra will New York City Oct. 2. Sept. 18. People from the those that are Seen using good social hour is open lo all Tha 9U u v n g ClM«Rt 1 1 150 mpg) St.; Horst Heineman, East propriate word next to. manners. schools. He teaches nine hours a but they are still aliens. Inter­ provide music for dancing until 1 Theater tickets tor the llcv c)* may be youi 13th District will have a members and prospective PRESCRIPTION! •niwer lo aaoM (own dekvenci, Hartford; Wilda Badger, High chance to meet him and ask — Encourage the child to read week at Wagner College to give the “We don’t demand that people who marriage with Japanese is common, a m. Tickets for the event are Broadway shows "Shenan­ Compare m Arthur’s Consumer •CTOM campui caper*, o* lenurely Manor Park. Rockville; — No double standard is to be available from parents club members. doah ” and "Greece" are crulM t In rtU country The deperxlabie his views on current issues. signs on the roadway, in stores, at famiiy some income. take the trip quit Chosen Soren,” “ Eventuaily they will be Open Book, the prices of thou eaw lo operale C iB a ttl. long a favonie Kathleen Wood, East Hart­ the movies. tolerated. If the child is supposed to The Cammaratas saved ahead for members. available. More informa­ m Europe, cc»met m candy apple red. POST ROAD PLAZA ford; Lenore Henderson. 12 Bray, who is running says Kang in Whon, director of Japanese," predicts a South Korean Manchester Baha’is will sands of prescription items are available at the fhp «ath a 150 mpg Minarelh engirte and — Parents reading in front of the give his or her seat to an aduit, daddy this experiment in paternity leave. tion about the bus trip and a completely automatic tian»nuu>on against incumbent organization for Mindan, and no rela­ diplomat in Tokyo. of a finger, for all the world to sec. Yes, we deliver. MAIN STREET. ROUTE 30 Cross St.; Ralph Elwell, 14 should be prepared to give his seat to offer a talk on ' Trust in VERNON. CONN. l72'3tS9 Democrat Francis J. child. For example, read aloud from "We also moved in with the in­ tion to the service station operator. theater tickets may be ob­ Woodland St., Tolland; a lady. 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Member FDIC PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Sept. 16, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Sept. 16. W 6— PAGE 'TWENTY-ONE Resident builds lifeline Eupuiuj^ Hrral^ Coventry “I felt Coventry needed a Mrs. Raisch contacted town and By LINDA LOVERING telephone help line for the ill and store officials. There is now a ramp in Mrs, Matilda Raisch, South River elderly.” front of Sears. There is also a low Rd., is handicapped. She has been The lifeline is a volunteer group desk with a catalog for wheelchair I>« Area news confined to a wheelchair for five sponsored by the Holiday Committee customers. years. and the Coventry Jaycees. Volunteer Coventry’s needs • • ,.>r Ei'in'giO'i Hebron ' South Windsor to p in g l “My handicap has made me aware callers call subscribers once a day to Mrs. Raisch talked about Coven­ 0:T ■ East Hartford Tolland Vernon of the needs of the handicapped and find out if they are alright. The try’s needs for the handicapped. the elderly,” she said. catling time is predetermined to suit “Very few churches and public Her husband, Charles Raisch, suf­ the subscriber. buildings are one level. The curb at fered a mild stroke this summer. He Mrs. Raisch was actively envolved the post office is too high to get over. is now at home recovering. with the Manchester Organization of There are' no public bathroom “My husband used to help me do the Handicapped before her facilities built to accommodate a J'eed RGH to discuss everything. Without his help 1 realize husband’s illness. The group was wheelchair.” how limited a handicapped person responsible for having ramps built in Mrs. Raisch spoke enthusiastically is.” many schools, public buildings and about the new “Dial-a-Rjde service. on sidewalks. “The van accommodates a Crawling for help 0 • nm suing the state Shopping trouble wheelchair. Both my husband and 1 Mrs. Raisch fell out of her chair plan to use the service.” Vernon ficials said, will mean a serious cut­ recently in her home when she was “I remember one year 1 went h r - back in staff and services of the The next meeting of the Person-to- tb l The Board of Trustees of Rockville alone. Christmas shopping at Sears in Person Lifeline will be Sept. 28 at the General Hospital will meet tonight to hospital. / “I tried to crawl to the kitchen Manchester. My chair would not go The commission, if its decision town hall. Mrs. Raisch, coordinator decide whether to take to court a phone and found 1 could not reach it! over the curb*and I had to go all the holds, allows the hospital to earn $7,- for the service, said, “Anyone who ruling of the Commission on I finally crawled all the way to the way to the other end of the Parkade 433,000 In the next fiscal year. A would like to volunteer as a caller Hospitals and Health Care to cut the r / "= bedroom phone.” to get on the sidewalk.” should come to the meeting or call hospital's budget for the fiscal year Hospital officials said the cut in the She called the Coventry police who Once she got in the store, she had working capital would make it dif­ me direct at 742-6941.” starting Oct. 1. alerted the visiting nurse. Both problems trying to' get her Following a hearing Tuesday night ficult for the hospital to meet its arrived immediately. wheelchair through the display-filled Correction r attended by Robert Boardman, monthly bills. aisles. Although Boardman said the cut Lifeline set up hospital administrator, and other “The final straw, “was not being The vote Monday night by the hospital officials, the commission may not mean laying off any of the f ’-i . . . ^ Soon after this experience, Mrs. able to reach the catalog. ” The store Board of Education to accept Ms. voted to uphold its previous decision present help, it may mean a hiring Raisch and visiting nurse Mrs. albert could not allow Mrs. Raisch to hold Patricia Clark as a new member of freeze will have to be imposed. to cut the $8,2 million budget request Andrukitis, began to organize a the book in her lap. The books are at­ the board was 4-2, said Mrs. Joan Boardman warned, at a public by some $800,000. “Person-to-Person Lifeline Service” tached to the counters. Lewis, chairman of the board, today. Bright receptacles for a clean fair Hospital officials, at a hearing, had hearing conducted in August by the > in Coventry. The Herald incorrectly reported the asked that at least $300,000 of the cut state commission, that the proposed vote was 4-1. Ms. Clark, a Democrat, Leaders of the Wapping Fair this past weekend held a trash can painting contest and these cut would mean a severe reduction in be restored. The proposed cut, of­ fills a vacancy made recently by a are some of the entries. They helped keep the fair clean. (Herald photo by Dunn) quality of care at the hospital. resignation. Work crews praised Vernon Mrs. Devra Baum, chairman of the Marching to drum and fife When schools opened in Vernon committee, said the only matter not resolved at that school, was the last week, they opened in good condi­ of planning, the American Fife and petition, the corps will be eligible to opening ceremonies. The corps also tion due to the w 'k done by the problem of the fence and the East Hartford dumpster which is on the property IDrum Corps became a reality. join the Connecticut Fifers and entertained during half time of the maintenance crews over the By SHEILA TULLER There are now 30 youngsters Drummers Association. Jamboree. summer, the Buildings and Grounds line of the adjacent Northeast Shopp- What’s a parade without politicians? ping Center. Bruce Gaudette of East Hartford iregistered with the corps. Of these 25 Gaudette said his corps will be It was the corps’ second Committee reported to the Board of has been listening to the beat of the ready for competition in the spring At Rockville High a new burner are active members, Gaudette said. appearance in East Hartford and Education. U.S. Sen. Lowell Weicker pauses during the Wapping Fair State Sen. Dave Barry, D-Fourth District, and Congressman Bill drum and the tune of the fife for and, after its first, he will join thf it was enthusiastically received was installed on the No. 2 boiler. This Most of the corps members came to At the Northeast School new many years and now he is the direc­ association. by the hometown crowd. means all three units are new and the Parade this weekend to give an autograph to an unidentified but Cotter, D-Second District, show grins almost as bright as that of Gaudette with little or no knowledge amesite was installed near the fence tor of his own corps. balancing of the heating system apparently loyal fan. (Herald photos by Dunn) their party’s national leader during the parade. of playing an instrument. for more parking for four cars and Gaudette’s daughter Terry was a Keeps players sharp No matter where the corps between the new and old sections of With two professional instructors, also near the playground to provide a member of the old East Hartford He feels competition keeps the parades, it is determined to repre­ the school is 90 per cent completed. four volunteer instructors, hard safer turning area for the school Police Athletic League Corps. That players sharp and gives them sent its town and itself well. To keep The vent in the home economics work, and patience, all have learned buses. group was later taken over by Police something to strive for as they prac­ us its high standards, the corps needs room has not yet been installed and Town meeting scheduled to play the fife, snare drum, or bass the support of the community. The gym floor was stripped, rinsed Safe is safe Capt. Ed Tully and was known as the tice. plumbing work in the industrial arts age and $3,000 to pave the area Building Committee by the Board of drum. Gaudette is especially proud and covered with a non-scuff wax; Andover Police Marching Band. Practice sessions are held every and audio visual sections has not Vernon around the Town Office Building. Education. The committee will study of his fifers. new carpeting was installed in the At its meeting Wednesday, the A\ Gaudette helped Capt. Tully in Tuesday night from 6:30 to 8:30 at Fund raising been finished. Residents will be asked to confirm the feasibility of building a gym­ “They are a very dedicated speech therapy room. A safe containing some $6,000 in Board of Selectmen scheduled the many capacities learning the drum Anna Norris School. The Norris Many citizens and organizations members appointed to the School nasium at the elementary school. group.” cash, taken from Steve & Tom's Annual Town Meeting for Oct. 4 at 8 corps business. School is off N. Main St. at McAuliffe have made contributions to the corps Pizzeria on Rt. 83, Ellington p.m. at Andover Elementary School. After Tully retired, the Police Corps debut Park. since it has been organized. Anyone Peach festival Saturday sometime early Monday, was Residents will be asked to accept Junior choir rehearses Marching Band disbanded. The corps made its debut in East The corps is looking for new who would like to help, may send found Tuesday in a field to the the town report. The Gaudette girls joined the Hartford on the Fourth of July. members. Interested youngsters nine donations to the East Hartford Bolton Proceeds from the festival will be June will be played. Parents are in­ rear of the building. State Police Residents will be asked to ap­ Andover Quarryville Fife and Drum Corps in In sharp red, white, and blue un­ to 19 are welcome to register at any branch of Hartford National Bank in The Women's Auxiliary of the used to purchase equipment for the vited. said. propriate $5,500 to resurface the roof Bolton. Terry played the fife until iforms, they made an impressive Tuesday practice session. care of the American Fife and Drum Bolton Volunteer Fire Department department’s newly acquired rescue The Andover Congregational To learn more, call Carol MacKay Entry to the building was gained of the east side of the town garage. this past summer and now helps her appearance at the Huguenot House Knowl^ge of the fife or drum is Corps. will hold its annual peach festival vehicle. Church junior choir will resume its or Carol Howard. by ripping off the store’s back If Board of Finance approval is father instruct fifers. Mary Anne, Bicentennial Open House. not necessary as Gaudette has in­ The members of the corps and Saturday from 5 until 8 p.m. at the For take out orders, bring your practices Friday at 3:30 p.m. at the door. Nothing else was reported received residents will be asked to Quarryville’s majorette, coaches the This Saturday, the Americans are structors to teach new members. their families have held bake sales firehouse. own containers. McKay home on Long Hill Rd. missing and no other damage was appropriate $2,000 for another Beginning Sept. 24 rehearsals will Rockville American Fife and Drum Corps scheduled for their second parade. The color guard also has openings and car washes. They have planned for interested youngsters. several fund raisers for the fall , reported. parking area in front of the town gar­ be held each Friday at the church. hospital notes (Herald photo by Tuller) majorette, Suzanne Collins. They will march in the Stafford Springs Firemen’s Parade. Earlier months. The choir will sing the second Sunday East Hartford’s own Jamboree Area police of each month during the 11 a m. Admitted Wednesday: Joseph Capello, Steve Pedneault tries out a snare drum. in the summer, they marched with Gaudette hopes the community Gaudette decided quite suddenly the Collinsville Fire Department in a Last Sunday the American Fife and will continue to support the corps' mass. Sugar Hill Rd., Tolland; William Drum Corps led the East Hartford Cosgrove Jr., Sunset Ave., Rockville; this past winter to start a drum corps parade in Winsted. cause and keep it marching for Rockville, was arrested yesterday on Democrats to meet Boys and girls age three or older midget football players and F llin g to n Ralph Franklin, Gehring Rd., Tolland; in East Hartford. After a few month After two parades and one com­ many years to come. a Common Pleas Court re-arrest are welcome to join the choir. They cheerleaders onto the field for Ronald Cronsell, 29. and Kathleen Bolton Thomas Grover, Pinney St., Ellington; warrant charging him with criminal Judy Miller will give a report on do not have to be a church member. Artists start 30th year Cronsell. 21. both of 118 Jobs Hill Rd., Mildred Lemek, Elizabeth St., Rockville; mischief. He was released on a $1,000 The Democratic Town Committee the DTC fund raiser at the. Hebron At the choir’s first rehearsal, a Ellington, were arrested Wednesday Shirley Martin, Sunnyview Dr., Vernon: Vernon Hamden. workshop classes with bond for appearance in court in will meet Friday at 8 p.m. at the Harvest Fair. tape recording made by the choir in The association has on warrants charging them with il­ Thomas Martin, Kingsbury Ave., The Tolland County Art West Hartford artist Rockville on Oct. 13. Town Hall. Tolland; Robert Patten, West Willington; planned a num ber of legal cultivation of marijuana. Association will begin its Estelle Laschever. For Joseph Drew of 43 Haylin Dr., Ver­ The committee will discuss a letter Doris Reese, Grant Hill Rd., Tolland; programs for the coming State Police said there were 57 30th year on Tuesday Sept. more information call June non, was charged Wednesday with from the Board of Selectmen on a Spelling series adopted Nadine Rhines, Hartford Tpke., marijuana plants growing in a gar­ 21 when it meets at 8 p.m. year. Anyone with an in­ Linton, 875-2009 or Ginny reckless driving after being involved committee to study costs of uniforms Rockville; Francis Sartori, Broad Brook; den at their home. Each was in the Lottie Fisk Building, terest in art is urged to at­ Gingras, 875-9865. in a two-car accident on Rt. 83, for town workers. South Windsor date, has recently been used in Far­ Angela Schewy, Fox Hill Dr , Rockville; released on a $5,000 non-surety bond Henry Park. tend any meetings or to Other programs will in­ Police said Drew went through a The committee received cor­ The Board of Education voted to mington for the junior high schools. Jeffrey Spurling. South St., Rockville; for appearance in Common Pleas Marc Spurling, South St., Rockville: ' The guest speaker will be join. The group meets the clude a portrait traffic light and collided with a car respondence from Joann Neath, local implement a new spelling series in “Until now,” said Mickel, Court 19, Rockville, Oct. 5. Kathy Young, Stafford Springs. John Massimino of New third Tuesday of each demonstration, an evening driven by Jean Hansen of Stafford coordinator for the Gloria Schaffer the elementary schools. “Spelling was taught on a weekly month. of Van Gogh, Christmas V ern o n Discharged Wednesday: Vera Cobb, Haven who will discuss Springs. Drew is to appear in court in campaign and Edward Meyers, cam­ The series Working With Words is basis. Children were pretested South St., Rockville; Kathryne Rock,' party, technical workshop, Joseph Ulrich, of 10 Becker Place. Rockville, Oct. 13. paign manager for Aloysius Ahearn. designed to challenge the superior Wednesday and again on Friday. painting with acrylics. He The first meeting will Windsor; Lester Roscher, Main St., is an instructor at the graphics workshop, and speller, as well as adapt itself to the “The new series is designed so a Ellington; Mrs. Margaret Rudenauerand have registration for watercolor demonstration. slower learner. unit can be completed by a bright stu­ son. South St., Vernon; Marion Schultz, Paier School of Art in Tuesday morning painting- Orchard Hill School Principal dent in three days or can be extended Somers; Mrs. Judith Schumacher and Unemployed man kills self Larry Mickel told the board the new to a week by a slow learner.” son, Deerfield Lane, Ellington; Florence There are six levels in the new Stampp, High Manor Park, Rockville; head from a 22-caliber pistol and they series “offered a variety of ap­ EAST HARTFORD (UPI) - For the obituary notice, turn to series with the objective being'that Susan Young, Ironwood Dr., Vernon. ruled the death a suicide. proaches and presents the opportuni­ Poiice said an unemployed man shot Page 14 in today’s Herald. students would complete books A Births Wednesday: A daughter to Mr. himself to death Wednesday shortly Police said he apparently shot ty for children to work and learn and Mrs. Francis Moriarty, Stafford VIHNER’S through K by the time they finish himself sometime between the time together” Springs; a son to Mr. and Mrs. John before a sheriff was to come to serve Grade 6, 1 Tolland Tpke. him with an eviction notice. his wife left the apartment at about The series, with a 1976 copyright Toller. Edmund St., Manchester. William Manion, 41. was found 7:30 a m. and 8:30 a m. when the Manchester/Vernon Town Line dead in a chair in the living room of sheriff arrived with the building the apartment he had occupied since superintendent. Area briefs July, 1975, with his wife and two Police said Manion had been 6 4 9 - 2 6 2 3 children. warned several times he would be Police said Manion was shot in the evicted for being behind $800 in rent. Unemployment increases Candlewood Apartment Clubhouse, type 0 positive blood due to in­ Board approves ANDOVER - The unemployment Ellington Rd., Sept. 19 from 3 to creased usage. 5 p.m. in honor of the town’s new BOLTON—The Board of Selectmen OPEN 7 DAYS • 9-5 rate in Andover rose from 8.4 per Town diary town manager, Paul F. Talbot. has approved two requests made by SOUTH WINDSOR-Mary Janette Bridge classes forming cent in May to 8.8 per cent in June Coffee and dessert will be served. Stanley Bates, park commissioner, and 9.9 per cent in July, The figures Elmore’s diary of reminiscences of to use money received from Nature M EVERGREENS 4 South indsor evening beginning next Tuesday and were released recently by the Capitol South Windsor History is available by Conservancy on town park im­ run for eight weeks. Region Council of Governments. Volleyball schedule contacting Doris Burgdorf, 289-8960. provements. Final approval must be Now Is An Excellent Time To The Recreation Department will ’»W- ■ J, . 'v V / ' Vav SOUTH WINDSOR - There will be sponsor bridge classes for beginners Judy Pyka of Manchester is the in­ OES meeting given by the Board of Finance. Bates ™ Plant Evergreens structor. Welfare hours changed an organizational meeting of the asked for $8,642 for phase one of the and intermediates VERNON—Hope Chapter 60, Order For further information, call the COVENTRY - The Welfare Board Men’s Volleyball League, Sept. 20 at development of the town’s lake front All classes will be held at South of Coventry will change its hours of Eastern Star, will have its ‘9l Windsor High School Tuesday department, 644-2511, ext. 28. 7 p.m. on the second floor of the property, formerly known as the E. SPREADING UPRIGHT beginning next week. They will be Town Hall. The entry fee is $20 per Matrons’ and Patrons’ night Sept, 21 J. Holl property and for $230 for the COTONEASTER Mondays from 2 to 3 p.m. and team. All matches will be played at the Masonic Temple, Orchard St. purchase of two concrete culvert YEW (WITH RED BERRIES) YEW The meeting will start with a pot luck Wednesdays from7:30to8:30p.m. in Monday nights at Timothy Edwards ends for the Clark Rd. entrance to EXCELLENT SELECTION BEAUTIFUL PLANTS Church classes forming the Town Hall. Board members can Middle School. Anyone interested in supper at 6:30 p.m. All officers to Herrick Memorial Park. take part in this meeting should at­ JU ST * 2 . 9 5 FROM * 3 . 9 5 be called at home for emergencies. entering a team in the league is FROM * 3 .9 5 Bolton tend rehearsal Sept. 20 at 7:30 p.m, at Good (or Bank, They are: Virginia Diehl, chairman, asked to attend the meeting or have a Foliage trip t o * 1 4 . 9 5 Carol Curry, Laura Forte, and Bar­ the temple. to ’ 1 4 . 9 5 or Foundation. Registration for religious educa­ representative attend. Individuals VERNON-The Vernon Area tion classes (CCD) at St. Maurice bara Johnson. who wish to participate should also If you have news Avon parade Chapter 2129, American Association Church, for students in Grades I Library display attend to be assigned to a team. ' of Retired Persons (AARP) is plan­ tor these towns, call through 12; will be Saturday and Sun­ BOLTON—The Quarryville Junior ning a foliage trip to New Hampshire day at the Parish Center, after SOUTH WINDSOR - Books and Date change Ancient Fife and Drum Corps will GREENVIEW ANDOVER - 648-0379 for Oct. 12. The bus will leave the masses. pamphlets on local, state, and take part in the Avon Bicentennial (Donna Holland) SOUTH WINDSOR-The date of United Methodist Church, Grove St. Mrs. James Vietch is coordinator federal government will be on dis­ parade scheduled for Sunday at 1 WINTER GREEN HOLLAND BULBS the Chamber of Commerce annual at 9 a m. and arrive back in Rockville BOLTON - 646-0379 for religious education at the church. play in the window of the library p.m. The corps is being sponsored by awards and installation dinner dance about 6 p.m. Reservations and a THE FALL FERTILIZER ARE HERE (Donna Holland) At the parents’ option, classes for during the week of Sept. 20 in the Avon Fire Department. Corps has been changed to Oct. 29. It will be check for $10 to cover the costs, COVENTRY - 742-8999 students in Grades 1 through 6 will be celebration of League of Women members are asked to meet at SALE PRICED AT JUST at Willie’s Steak House, 444 Center should be sent to Theo Pratt, 15 Bette OUR USUAL FINE (Linda Lovering Voters government week. "Who’s Bolton Elementary School at 11:30 on Tuesday or Wednesday at 3:30 St., Manchester with cocktails at 7 Circle, as soon as possible. EAST HARTFORD - 286-4263 p.m. Who,” a directly of local, state and p.m., dinner at 8 p.m. and dancing to a.m. Sunday. SELECTION OF TOP federal officials, will be available at (Sheila Tuller) Classes for students in Grades 7 follow. Tickets are available from Spaghetti supper QUALITY BULBS ONLY. ELLINGTON • 643-2711 through 12 will be each Wednesday at the library as long as the supply last. any member of the Board of Direc­ Kennel Club Sq^FL ^9-95 -=oM0^00 7 high interest savings plans. 13 convenient offices. 29 other personal banking services. Call SOUTH WINDSOR-The South (Barbara Richmond) 7:15 p.m. tors. Reservations must be made by SOUTH WINDSOR-The South * 5 * » Windsor Chapter of the American 606-1700, or come in for all kinds of saving information to THE TOTAL BANK. HEBRON ■ 226-0496 The religious programs will begin Firewood available Oct. 25 by contacting the chamber of­ Windsor Kennel Club will have an Oct. 5 and 6. Field Service will sponsor a spaghet­ (Karen BIskuplak) BOLTON — Bolton residents may fice or Nancy Zocco. AKC sanctioned all breed and At the same time parents may ti supper on Oct. 1 from5:30to7p.m. SOUTH WINDSOR - 644-1364 cut firewood at Freja Park, Stanley obedience match Sept. 25 at Rye register their children for a new in South Windsor High School. DRIED (Judy Kuehnel) Bates, park commissioner has an­ Bloodmobile visit Street Park, rain or shine. Entries LIME MUM course entitled, “Becoming A Per­ Proceeds will be used to sponsor a nounced. He said persons interested VERNON-The Red Cross Blood- will be accepted starting at 10 a m. FLOWERS TOLLAND - 643-2711 son.” Foreign student in South Windsor. • PEAT MOSS PLANTS should contact him for permission. mobile will be at the Elk’s Carriage and judging will start at noon. Junior (Barbara Richmond) Classes for students in Grades 4 The chapter is presently sponsoring • PINE BARK SRVING8 BRNK OF MRNCHESTER House, N. Park St., Rockville, Sept. showmanship will start judging at 11 THE MOST VERNON • 643-2711 through 6 will be each Thursday Ida Hlawana of Austria. Tickets are •COW MANURE 21 from 1 to 6 p.m. Appointments a m. Additional information may be COLORFUL LARGE BUSHY Me used as awnmg Fully primed, with re Fixed upper sash, lower tiles stamped ’’Cl.Br.’’ for Classicus fund the VISTA position for one year. d< 1 d insulated ■ ns u laled glass Ehrlichman, Richard M Ehrlichman’s objections glass 2 scicens. jambs or casement Complete movable screen ve n t, sash R E G. 654.36 20x32 With ins u la te d glass Brittanica or The British Fleet. Nixon’s domestic affairs that he was acting under Gullet 027 gauge 2 N 3 and screens. REG. 105.37 heavieit guage S REG. 163.89 adviser, was convicted of direct presidential orders R E G . 6 6 .6 0 available ^ t30 NOTICE violating the civil rights of to plug security leaks. F H A approved 102 1 0 ’ section 415” ” 150 GLOBE TRAVEL SERVICE R eg. 5.E 122 OF MANCHESTER A78-13 NOW Gibbons Assembly meet Tuesday ANNOUNCES RESUMPTION OF Blackwall. , f p n SATURDAY HOURS AT Downspout 020 guage 2 ” « 3 ” . 1 0 ’ Gibbons Assembly, and Mrs. Henry Gryk Any member who has 559 MAIN STREET: 10 AM-1 PM R eg. 4 4 0 Catholic Ladies of are in charge of the not been contacted but STOP IN AND ASK US ABOUT THE MANY FALL Plus $1.75 F.E.T. and old tire. NOW 1 5 \ O F F Columbus, will open its CRUISES WE ARE OFFERING TO THE 3 .2 9 All Accessofies event. They are being wishes to attend the CARIBBEAN AND OTHER POINTS. WE HAVE ZJ season Tuesday with a assisted by Mrs. Wesley event is asked to call BEEN LOCATED ON MAIN STREET FOR OVER 20 harvest supper at 6:30 Gryk, Mrs. John Mrs. Suntava, 366 YEARS. WE ARE ALSO OPEN THURSDAY Double-Belted p.m. at the KofC Home, Hackmatack St. EVENINGS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE, FROM Siemenski, Mrs. Jean 6:30 PM TO 8:00 PM. CALL 643-2185. Members are asked to Vecchio, Mrs. Edward bring their own ALL Koe, Mrs. Thadius silverware. Kiejna and Mrs. DELUXE CHAMPION Build a gaiage, a room, a duimer or even a huusi' RED TAG SPECIALS Mrs. Charles Suntava Richard Luko. 1976 New Car Tire "Thii If NOT 3 Ply" EXTERIOR 2 5 % O ff PANELING SPECIALS VANPLY Sootwdriti ...... 4 . 9 9 PLYWOOD HjrveM ...... 4 . 9 9 MASONITE CRESTWALL 8 8 79 SHEATHING Shingle your own roof Honor Court marks 100 TRADE IN ■; ’ « 4 X 8 ’ sheet t o E X let n)f ()K>c Guar j'tii'i'd di)au'si ROOFING SPECIAL OFFER! NOW GET $100 TRADE IN FOR YOUR deLim injtiO iU Foi l»iu|i*US uuloor third anniversary OLD TV, REGARDLESS OF CONDITION, WHEN YOU BUY A our regular June prices per tire III iiiil COX Agi'MLV lit Jill' 't pi’, SHINGLES Reg. 7 6 8 r ty Seal Rite Shingles CURTIS MATHES 25” CONSOLE TV. CURTIS MATHES IS V f ROYAL COTE MASONITE Manchester Area Council on blackwalls and whitewalls. |1T : f . i ANTIQUE SERIES The Honor Court of Com­ THE ONLY SET THAT OFFERS A 4 YEAR LIMITED • Two 5.83hu„fi, mon Pleas Court 12 of Churches offer • -YJ 1/, PRICE SALE CLOSE OUTS WARRANTY ON PARTS, SHOP LABOR AND PICTURE fiberglass R id Wmdseal Shingles M A N Y O T H E R Cambridge Red .. . leg. 12 6S 5 . 9 9 celebrated its third an­ refreshments for every' TUBE. 2 3 5 His pe l 1 0 0 srt ft Yorklowm Blue reg. 12 65 5 . 9 9 $ 3 1 5 0 UNAOVLRTISEO PANELING Honor Court. The church $ 3 4 5 0 belts for __'' Sutfotk Green ...... ie g .1 2 65 niversary Monday at its 6.99 5 . 9 9 04266185 F7814 • 100% SOLD STATE W W C 7 8 - 1 4 W 1 E78 14 SPECIALS Jamestown Cotd ...... ref. 12 65 5 . 9 9 regular meeting in the women running this ser­ firm tread 6.33 Ceorgtiow n W hile reg, 12 65 5 . 9 9 • StlPEI MATm mRIK courtroom at the East vice are coordinated by Plus 9 2 05 F E T Plus $ 2 27 F E T Plus $2 43 F E T contact. Hartford Police Station on Mrs. Nancy Van Hollen. COLOR TV • OKUnONTINM Tolland St. • 4 VEAA UNTED WAARAIfTY “Honor Court is a way to $ 0 7 0 0 $ O Q 0 0 • Polyester Your credit union gives Honor Court meets Mon­ introduce AA to people who W W G 7e 1 4 W / G 7 8 1 5 W 7 H 7 6 1 4 GIVE THE FAMILY ROOM A NEW COAT, MAKE THE FURNITURE day nights at 7:30 and is may need it,” said Dave, cord body P l u s »2 6 0 F E T Plug 52 65 F E T Plug $2 63 F E T composed of people who for a you something you can’t LOOK LIKE NEW . . . PAINT THE HOUSE Insulate your home ‘‘Many people have m ay have drinking recognized their problem $ 4 0 5 0 Pricas ara smooth even buy at a bank. VALS PAR PAINT INSULATION problems and are referred by coming here. They have 25" DIAG. $ 4 0 ° ° for blackwalls PECAN ■ V h 78 15 “ W L 7 8 15 ride. LATEX FLAT I 3 ’ j X 15 lo il by court judges or per­ very few repeat drinking axcept where LATEX 7 0 1(1 II sonnel. problem s after Honor Plug $2 07 F E T Plus $ 3 U F £ T indicated. WALL PAINT ACRYLIC LATEX LATEX SEMI l>ei ijli CEILING PAINIT cmMi' At each meeting, several Court." A lot ot people don't believe there's much dilference be­ HOUSE PAINT GLOSS ENAMEL members of Alcoholics All prices plus tax and old tire tween a bank and a credit union And that's easy to under­ 9 % ‘ Anonymous speak. About Whitewalls add 63.25 to 64.25. stand Alter all. you can save money and borro'iV money at J h h p v j 25" DIAG. your credit union Just like a bank . 6” X15 ' uiilaLcd 40 sg h 90 different speakers have Rag 6 .9 5 * come to the meetings this PINE OR MAPLE • MASTER CHAICt Reg 8.4 11 gal. • tANKAMFRKAtO But there is one big dilletence that you should know about R7g. 12 99 gal Reg. 12.99 gal. year alone, said Dave, a Ilid Yon When you belong to a credit union, you’re a member In 5.99 representative of AA and REE MOUNTING-WE HONOR • AMttICAN EXFIESS ■ tArt* fact, you are actually a part owner And you know people t L A T E X , one of the leading h a t W A L L 6 .9 5 5.1115 7 .9 5 7 .9 5 will always do a iiitie more 'or one ot the owners ' volunteers running Honor Know? EAST HAATFOlO- 219-7951 22 Th o m a s STREET Prove i| to yourself Jom your credit union They II give you Court. Millions have dis­ something you can't even buy at a bank They'll give vou About 75 people have FARMINGTON - 477-2$41 their all SCOTT'S been referred to Honor covered there's 698 FARMINGTON AVE A full S.rvice Lumber Yurd - Delivery Avuiluble Court this year. Often they no place like a MANCHESTER - 646-33S6 TURF chose to come as an alter­ home advertised 325 BROAD STREET 4 CONVENIliINT LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOUl BUILDER native to a judge’s jail in the Want Ads. TRADE IN SALE AT WETHERSFIELD - 563-2801 SAVE UP TO S6 00 sentence, Dave said. 58 MARIE STREET 15 000 sq It W.G.GLENNEY MANCHESTER EllLINGTON I GLASTONBURY W. WILLINGTON Thomas Elliott, director WATERFORD - 443-4371 j I Reg. 23 95 I7 .M Credit Unions of Connecticut of the court’s Family 82 b o s t o n post r o ad 336 N. Mrin Street West Rood 63 Hebron Avenue Route 44 1 0 ,0 0 0 SQ ft Relations Office, and John l i e r a l 5 Join your credit union. Itls where you betong. ^ BUDGET B MiOICHESTER HAMDEN - 218-3863 Rtg. 16 85 II.9S Bailey, court prosecutor, 649-5253 5 000 SQ ft 455 PUTNAM AVE. B75-6213 I 633-4675 429-9916 are among the court of­ 643-2711 FAiSnCTOM J * ^HONTHS NEXT TO 92, 1-86 R eg. 1 .9 5 MONDAY »«IOAY 7 JO .m 5 00 p m M.r.NCHl5TE« TO 5 JO p m SATURDAY B 00 A m 4 00 pm MANCHESTER Fr.day Ml B X p 5.95 ficials expected tonight. »ASK FOR CONNIE ■ NESTFARMS MALL S41-3A47 STOP 6 SHOP 6 4 9 - 3 4 0 6 Ns\ Members of thC' All lOCATIONS OPEN MON. THRU ERI. 0-5:30; SAT. 0-12:30 PA G E TW ENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVEN ING H ERALD , Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Sept. 16, 1976 MANCHESTER EVEN ING H ERALD , Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Sept. 16, 1976 — PA G E TW ENTY-FIVE Htip Wantad 13 Hornet For Salt 23 Hornet lor Stie 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes lor Salt □ NOTICES ^ A R D G A LLE R Y - Assistant □ EDUCATON 73 Homes For Stle 77 Homes For Sale 23 manager trainee - mature, MANCHESTER - Six room nncETOi $nouoaTm TWO NEW HOMES - Up on responsible, flexible hours. Ranch in quiet convenient Will allow your children to East Eldridge Street. A seven Private Inilrucllont 1$ neighborhood. Four Lott and FountI 1 Apply in person only, walk to Bowers, filing, and room Cape ready for occupan- rK. Manchesterlanchester Parkade.P a i' ' bedrooms, fireplaced living Manchester High School. w and a seven room Dutch REMEDIAL READING and room, large kitchen with dis­ LOST - Car keys on pearl What more could any busy Colonial. These are quality H e r a t d math; individualized work hwasher, full basement, gar­ homes, the very best of keyring. Cavey’s back parking M a t u r e housekeeper , mother wish? Six room lot, near fence. Reward. Cpll two days per week, own program, (lst-8th grade) by age., Buckeley School $41,9 everything. Come see for Masters degree teacher. 568- Wotverton Agei Colonial with a fireplace, 872-02S2 after 4 p.m. transportation. South Windsor Agency, Realtors, urself, we defy comparison. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 80.5. 649-2813. IVk baths, and two-car gar­ 11, we will open them and area. Call 644-2183 after 7 p.m, age. __ S FOUND - Small female husky, your can browse through at PIANO, ORGAN, Voice O K a e o tu n K Birch Mountain area. Call M ANAGEM ENT Positions - MANCHESTER - Big six and your convenience. High 50's. C o n te n ts Is available in this three Bolton Dog Warden, 649-5900. are now open with Electrolux, Instruction - Werner's Studio. six Duplex. Three DMrooms T.J. Crockett, Realtor. 843- PHONE 643-2711 when you qualify while All teachers members of each Side. Separate utilities, bedroom Ranch with a 1577. 6 gracious rooms (living room, IM POUNDED - male husky training you will receive, $120 Connecticut State Music shaded yard, easily afforded large kitchen-dining area, IColonial FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD at $45,9()0. Wolverton Agency, BRICK DUPLEX - living kitchen, formal dining room, 3 black and gray. Contact per week. Opportunities to Teacher's Association. All carpeted living room, ages. Morning, afternoon, Realtors, 649-2813. room, kitchen, formal dining bedrooms) plus a nice sun Coventry, Dog Warden, 423- $250 per week. Phone 528-0606. fireplace, 114 baths, p o rch In a c o n v e n ie n t 13 evening lessons. 643-8137, 647- room, three bedrooms, rec 6524. Halp Wantad 13 Halp Wantad An equal opportunity covered porch and garage. room. 2-car garage, excellent neighborhood o1 very nice older employer. 1623. MANCHESTER - South end six room Ranch includes Priced at only $41,000. condition, $51,90(1. Philbrick homes. *39,900 IMPOUNDED - female WINDOW CLEANER - Must PART TIM E - Sales - If you Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. * ■ Beagle, tri-color. Contact be experienced and reliable. RELIABLE PERSON for heated Florida room, three BLANCHARD A R O S S EH O are area professional REALTOat-MLl S4S-24M Coventry, Dog Warden, 423- Steady work and fringe house cleaning one day per bedrooms, nice kitchen with Ranch Largs lot (125x200) In a nice ybf': salesmen in the day time and dining area, walk-out base­ SIXTEEN ACRES - Plus Southeast location. Fireplaced 6524. benefits. An equal opportunity want to sell at night and make week in South Windsor. Plea­ HANG GLIDING lessons - by restored antique Colonial in \ v ? - employer m/f. Call 649-5334. sant home. Must have own ment, garage, deep treed lot. MANCHESTER - Five room, living room, eat-ln kitchen, more than your day job...it's appointment call. 875-1964, Now $41,500. Wolverton Agen­ Manchester. Fifteen rooms, IMPOUNDED Female ^ans^rtation. 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Thr** pleasant traffic-free street, battar than a garaga beautiful Avon Christmas tors of Nursing, Salmon Brook Grades 1-6. Call after 3 p.m. TWO-FAMILY, 5-5, new roof, GARRISON COLONIAL • cent Home seeking part time or four b*drooma, two full fireplace, large kitchen, lots of lull of stuff. gifts, jewelry and cosmetics Convalescent Home, off 649-5659. gutters, nice yard, near Eight rooms built in 1967 brick 30 hours per week, pot baths, dining room, storage space, carpeting. 3 Happy 15th now. Go some place exotic House Street, Glastonbury P iW A . Call after 5, 569-0903. front, large modern kitchen, washer. Apply in person to bedrooms, family room, hobby Phone 633-5244. PIANO LESSONS with an firsplacsd living room, formal dining room, first floor Pertonalt 2 Meadow's Convalescent later. No selling experience room and basement garage. necesssary. Interested? Call experienced teacher. lhr**-car garags. Only TOLLAND - Four bedroom family room, 15x19, four Home, 333 Bidwell Street, DORLI 523-9401. Beginners and intermediates. $52,9001 Raised Ranch. 2 1/2 baths. bedrooms, 2-car garage, large WANTED - Middle aged Manchester. Beautiful large in-ground Raised Love, SERVICE TECHNICIAN All ages. "Benjamin Piano level lot. At the low, low, Brand new by Nutmeg Homes, 7 woman to share expenses in Studio^'. 649-1256. pool. 3/4 acre lot. $49,900 price of $51,900. Philbrick six room Duplex, all fur­ M ATURE middleaged person We will train to clean and lest Ranch rooms, 2-car garage, 1'A baths, Lou computer tapes and inspect and LaPOLL REALTORS Warren E. Howland Realtors Agency, 646-4200. nished. Call 646-1297 after 5 with mechanical ability for 643-1108. nice Southwest location. G U ATTENDANT full or part time position in clean disc packs at our computer TUTORING: Certified 233-3351 p.m. Want person to work installations in the Connecticut - teacher will tutor Math, Coin-Op Car Wash. Applicant Western Massachusetts area. Must 633-6651 COLONIAL - 22' living room I C o l O n i S l ° rooms, built 1974, fireplaced weekends only. Must be at English, History, Reading at with fireplace, large country WANTED RID E - Comer San- must have own transportation be able to work with little supervi­ MANCHESTER'S BEST R first floor family room, 2-car Happy 13th least 18 years of age. Must and should be bondable. Apply sion, be neat in appearance and your convenience. Reasonable Eiciting brand new four bedroom kitchen, king-size master tina Drive and Keeney St. to possess drivers license To receive rates. Experienced in bedroom, 1 1/2 baths, garage, high cul-de-sac street, Manchester Memorial have an automobile. $2.31 in person between, 5:30 p.m, an application, please call Marie Tudor styled tri-level home on Firemen test foam unit tutoring. Call 643-2306. screened porch, walk-out 4 bedrooms, 2'A baths. Hospital, 7-3:30 p.m. 643-5381. Birthday to an hour plus benefits. App­ and 6 p.m. at 672 Hartford L.. toll free 1-^225-0893. GREENWOOD DRIVE - Just Kent Drive in Forest Hills. Sunken basement, treed lot, garage. ly at The D.B. Gas Station, Road, Manchester, (next to listed. Gorgeous Cape with 1 family room, 2 fireplaces, two and New home by Nutmeg. 8 rooms, Robert Eschmann Jr. (left) and David Hiers, members of the Eighth District Fire Depart­ SEWING LESSONS - Learn to $45,500. Philbrick Agency, INTEGRAL YOGA Course GAYLE 947 Center Street, Dairy Queen.) 1/2 baths, new heating 4 baths, double garage, plus all Colonial 2'A baths, 2-car garage, nicely SCOPUS CORP. sew in a small class with in­ thermopane windows and a Realtors, 646-4200. ment, test the department’s high-expansion foam unit. The device sprays foam to help classes. Offered in East Hart­ Manchester or call 646- dividual instruction. Call 643- system, tiptop condition all on finished, attractive smaller lot. ford. Four week courses, CALHOUN APPLICATIONS now being 286 Chalmsford StrMt a 213' lot. Plenty of trees. m aintenance free exterior of *56,900 extinguish fires. The foam unit, and other equipment owned by the Eighth District Fire 9467. 6226. C A P E - Bowers School - large meet once a week, beginning taken for experienced or Chalmiford, Matt. High thirties and worth it. T. redwood, brick and stucco. Low Love, trainee grinders. Apply 395 An Equal Opportunlly Employer |70's. eat-in kitchen, living room 3'/< acres of privacy on a Department was tested at this drill held recently at Bowers School. (Photo by Emmet D. Mond^ October 4th, 7-8:15 •••••••••••••••••••••#•••• J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. Unique Dad and Mom Main Street, Manchester. 9 WOODBRIDGE STREET with firplace, formal dining privately owned road, recently Gemme) p.m. Tuesday October 5th, 7- KENNEL - Part time after­ Schools-Classat 19 room, three bedrooms, a.m.-3:30 p.m. STRONG STREET - Tremen­ Beautiful S bedroom Cape (ail custom built by present owner. 8:15 p.m. Saturday October noons and Saturdays.Ideal for aluminum siding, 2-car gar­ 9th, 10:30-11:45 a m. call 646- dous Colonial on a real deep bedrooms are on the second floor). retired person in good MACHINIST - able to set up CHILDREN'S Art Class now age, treed lot, immaculate 8 rooms, 3 baths. 2-car garage. $4 Q O 0 0 ( 5023 or 224-3220 for informa­ level lot. Eight big rooms in Front lo back living room with physical condition. Maintain and work to blueprint with forming. Will learn basics in condition. $39,500. Philbrick quality throughout. iw w , tion all, 11/2 baths, custom built in fireplace, formal dining room, m premises, bathes dogs. minimum supervision. Apply acrylic painting and other Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. 1936, two-car garage. Must he baths, basement garage and a Inquire 1-5 p.m. Canine PAPER ROUtE in person. Triumph Manufac­ creative art forms. For infor­ seen to be appreciated. large landscaped lot. ODEGARD REALTY The lighter side: Oblique terrorism Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon turing Company, 55 Elm mation, call 646-4433. Announcamanti 3 Announcamanlt Tremendous value at $49,900. MANCHESTER - Quality Road, Manchester. No phone Street, Manchester. BIANCHARD & ROSSETTO AVAILABLE T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- built seven room Cape, 6 4 3 - 4 3 6 5 calls please. •••••••••••••#•••••••••••• featuring plaster walls and By DICK WEST about 13 centuries. In only two did BOSTON, Dec. 16,1773- A band of 1577. • R*altort-ML8 646-2482 WIchham Apt. area MUNSON'S CANDY Kitchen many built-in additions. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Croa­ they have self rule. At no time, 40 or 50 colonists disguised as Indians PUBLIC NOTICE INSURANCE AGENCY has East Hartford IS now accepting applications □ REAL ESTATE Fireplaced front Jrr^ack tian independence movement may, though, was their lack of in­ boarded three French merchant opening for full time gal. for for part time sales help, ;! living ro o n u ^d ^, form al ManchMter Lion* Club evenings and weekends. 20-24 for all I know, be an altogether dependence attributable to the ships today and dumped 340 cases of Experienced in all lines of in­ MANCHESTER Homes For Sale 23 dining toom; 9x12 enclosed worthy cause. surance. Call 289-5448 for ap­ hours per week. Call for ap­ National Weather J^recast po«Jrr"three bedrooms up- U.S.A. champagne into Boston Harbor. pointment, 649-4332. There is, however, a large question TAG SALE pointment between 9 a m. and EVENING HERALD 71 BELL STREET- Im­ -^SlSirs, 1 1/2 baths, basement Since the United States couldn't In a note attached to the door of a MANCHESTER ■ Buckley McDonald’* Parking Lot 4 p.m. Please Contact; maculate custom built five rec room, attached 2-car gar­ MANCHESTER - Lovely 8 DIRECT FROM OWNER as to whether hijacking U S. airliners grant Croatia independence even if it local newspaper, the Committee of LANDSCAPE laborers, full School area - Six room Cape, Mr. Halak room ranch, sunporch, patio, age, Large treed lot, affords room Colonial in prestige is the best way to go about achieving Sun., Sept. 19 ESTABLISHED Realtor has time or part time, Grantland m uch p riv a c y , $38,500. area. Four bedrooms, 2 1/2 *35,900 fireplace, large lot, custom wanted to, it would seem more ap­ Correspondence, a revolutionary 647-9947 landscaped lot, 120x320. its goal. opening for highly motivated Nursery Inc., 643-0669. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, baths, reasonably priced in Manchcitrr. ili-room Cape built home with aluminum propriate for persons seeking in­ group headed by Samuel Adams, 10 A.M. - 3 P.M. Marion E. Robertson Realtor, Excellent condition. J-( bedroomx I have just poured over a number Rain Data Sunday, Sapt. 26 salesperson with real estate 643-5953. 646-4200. the Mid 60's. B/W Realty, 647- siding Asking $35,900. Shorey dependence from Yugoslavia to claimed credit for the raid. GAS STATION attendant large eal-in kitchen, fireplaced Realty, 872-8578. Space Available for $5.00 license. Ask for Mr. Bissell, 1419. living room, large enclosed yard of maps and geography books, and I hijack Yugoslavian airliners. The note described the dumping as Philbrick Agency, 646-4200. CERTIFIED Substitute needed full time, ^ p ly in per­ SOxlSo It Purthef information avallabio 643-6477 or 646-7613 Teachers - K-12, East Hart­ MANCHESTER - Santina could find no evidence that Croatia But, as we know, campaigns of this a protest against the British tax on son at Gorin's Sports Car • AWeiUkMCMCO ______649-8415 MANCHESTER - By owner - ford Public Schools for 1976-77 Center, Tolland Turnpike, Drive. Five room expandable HIGHLAND ESTATES MANCHESTER - Super three is, or everwas, a part of the United sort don't always take the direct ap­ tea imported by the colonies. DIESEL MECHANIC needed Ranch. Fireplace, breezeway, Immaculate four room Con­ school year. Substitute orien­ Talcottiville. Executive type 10-room bedroom townhouse con­ dominium with full basement, States. proach. - must have good experienced garage, treed lot. Hutchins V. At the time the French vessels tation and workshop is LOa AHOIkf • Raised Ranch, deluxe dominium, family room, NEW LISTING - Six room carpeting, air-conditioning, According to the reference works I M u ffle r background. For appoint­ Agency, 646-3166. During this Bicentennial year, a were boarded, three British ships ment, 688-2233. scheduled for September 21, GAL FRID AY ■ Experienced kitchen and family room appliances, pool, tennis, many Cape. Fireplace, Wall-to-wall all appliances, pool, tennis C e n te r 1976 at the Langford School on carpeting, immediate oc­ consulted, Croatia has been since parallel for almost any world event loaded with tea also were anchored R e g a l shorthand, typing, area, oversized dining advantages to carefree living. and many advantages to 61 Alps Drive, there will be bookkeeping, payroll etc. Call EAST HARTFORD - Five TiamATMts $37,900. Warren E. Howland cupancy Only $35,900 Pasek 1929 one of the six republics of can be found in the American in­ in the harbor. At a news conference lit'U i f nU>ii0 M lib n LUBRICATION Help needed - room and sitting area. carefree living. Call 646-5223, two work shops 9:30 a.m. and 872-8533, after 3 p.m. room Ranch, full basement, Realtor, 643-1108. Realtors, 289-7475 after 3 p m Yugoslavia. Before that, it was a dependence movement. It therefore after the raid, Adams was asked why immediately for second shift. carport, patio, treed lot, $34,- Living room with cathedral Corner of Broad 7:30 p.m. All certified part of the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats We have openings for 900. Warren E. Howland, — IICIMO- ceiling and fieldstone is interesting to reflect on how the the colonists boarded French ships and Center Street Mon.-FrI. 0 a.m. • 6 p.m. experienced lubrication help teachers interested in sub­ HARDW ARE and plumbing -W Phone 646-2112 Realtors, 643-1108. fireplace. Large paneled M AN CH ESTER - Jusl Listed - and Slovenes. And before that... terrorists of today might have rather than the ships belonging to S a t...... 6 a.m. • 12 noon for greasing trucks and stituting in the East Hartford store work for receiving, MANCHESTER Public Schools must attend rec room with brick Price is right. Six room Well, Croatian history goes back operated two centuries ago: Britain, against whom the protest trailers. Starting rate, $3.75 stocking and sales. Apply in one of the workshops. SOUTH WINDSOR - Five fireplace and built-in bar. Ranch, fireplace, private was directed. hourly. Uniforms and tools person, The Barrett Plumbing 1 2 3 “ WALK TO MARTIN SCHOOL Applications may be filled out Supply, 331 Broad Street, room Ranch, acre plus lot, un wf at>«i k >90Casi 6 Three or four bedrooms, 2 fenced yard, B/W Really, 647- furnished. For appointment walk to schools, great starter 1419. He replied that the colonists were Insurance 10 at the meeting. Please bring a Manchester. For period ending 7 a m., Friday, Sept. 17. During Thursday baths, 2-car garage, two Just listed. Immaculate 7-room Garrison call 688-2233. home. $33,900. Warren E. seeking publicity for their cause in □ EMPLOYMENT copy of Conn. Certification. night showers and thunderstorms are expected in portions of large extra rooms in lower Colonial. First floor family room, 2-car Directions for Langford Howland Realtors, 643-1108, Friendly Sponsors plan France. $10,000 INSURANCE for your BABYSITTER Needed - My PART-TIME Manicurist too ^e Central and Southern Plateau Region, parts of the Southern level framed for future GLASTONBURY - New garage, patio, fireplace, aluminum siding. son (daughter) for $30. an­ School: North east corner of join a rapidly growing "If ever we rise up in arms against Help Wanted 13 home - Green School area 9 Plains Region, Middle Mississippi Valley and the Western Gulf use. Asking $75,500. Listing ■ this beautiful Tudor nually, if you qualify. Risk East Hartford off Goodwin progressive salon. Call 643- $54,900, • ® British tyranny, we shall need the a.m. to3:30p.m. C a ll6466073. $33,500 Coastal Regionas, and portions of the lower Great Lakes Raised Ranch, sits on top of Man^ement Associates, Box Street. East Hartford does not 2483. Ask for Pat or Linda. Minnechaug Mountain. re-dedication services PHONE FRO M home to ser­ discriminate on the basis of Immaculate three Region, the Ohio Valley Area and the Northern Atlantic Coastal support of France," he explained. 108, Buckland Station. 06040. BARM AID - Part time, most­ USR REALTY CO., INC. Cathedral ceilings, fantastic vice our customers in the sex, race, religion or national bedroom condominium. Region. Mos other areas should anticipate fair weather. WARREN E. "By dumping the champagne over­ Manchester area, flexible ly weekends in local area MACHINIST - At least five 643-2602 family room with 16' brick origin. years experience. Self­ Complete appliances in­ Minimum temperatures include: (approximate maximum The Girls Friendly Sponsors of St. board, we hope to call France's hours, super earnings, 249^ restaurant. Must be readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 59 ( 80), Boston 62 (73), Chicago Robert p. Murdock bar, two fireplaces many mittees to be installed are Mrs. 7773. experienced and neat in starter, able to work from cluding refrigerator, more features. 70's. B/W HOWLAND attention to the injustice of the STARTING to take 55 (73), Cleveland 59 (71), Dallas 70 (86), Denver 52 (84), Duluth Realtor Mary's Episcopal Church will have a Everett Kelsey, program; Mrs. appearance. 646-3161. blueprints. Burke Tool and carpeting, air conditioning, Realty. 647-1419 REALTOR 043-1108 rededication and installation service British tea tax and thereby gain its applications for full time Machine Company, Bunker 2V4 baths, one-car garage. 49 (73), Houston 67 ( 85), Jacksonville 62 (83), Kansas City 58 Winslow Manchester, pecans; Mrs. SALES POSITION - Straight employment. Call 872-4515 Friday at its first meeting of the backing for our independence Hill Road, Andover, Connec­ Minimum down to (76), Little Rock 65 ( 84), Los Angeles 62 ( 72), Miami 73 ( 85) Woodrow Trotter, publicity; Mrs. LEGAL commissions, leads furnished LEGAL SECRETARY for between 10 a.m. and 12 noon. movement.'. Willimantic law office. ticut. 742-7837. qualified buyer. Minneapolis 52 ( 66), New Orleans 66 ( 86), New York 66 ( 74)' season at 7:45 p.m. in the Guild to home owners. Call 242-5402. An equal opportunity Aldo Pagani, telephone; Mrs. Lloyd Phoenix 71 (98), San Francisco 56 ( 67), Seattle 50 ( 72), St. Louis Room of the church. In their initial reaction, however, NOTICE Excellent skills required. employer. Davidson, cheer; and Mrs. STATE OF CONNECTICUT ACT NOW - Turn spare time Experience preferred but not MANCHESTER Drive-In now 55 (74), Washington 69 (78). Mrs. Allan Hotchkiss, devotional French authorities were not has a few openings for help. UAR R E A in CO., INC. Hotchkiss, devotional. DEPARTMENT OF into $$$! Be a Santa's essential. Submit resume and chairman, will conduct the service. enthusiastic over the loss of the M ATURE dependable person, Must be over 18. Call 649-6000 643-2692 After a business session, Mrs. TRANSPORTATION Demonstrator, earn commi$- references to Manchester part time nights, 2, 3 or 4 Officers to be installed are Mrs. champagne. $ions up to 30%- or - have a Herald Box HH. Friday and Saturday evenings Robert D. Murdock Kelsey will present the documentary 24 WOLCOTT HILL ROAD nights. Work is primarily after 6 p.m. Ask for Mr. •lames Topliff, president; Mrs. John "Maybe what we need is a wine WETHERSFIELD, CONN. Toy Si G ift Party in your making pizzas and grinders. ______Realtor MANCHESTER - Tree shaded MANCHESTER - Offers in­ film "One Hundred Years ' home and earn free gifts! Our DISHWASHER for after Wilson. yard included with this five tax," one French official com­ BUILDING(S) AND/OR Apply in person, Mr. LaPizza vited on this expanded six Trotter, vice-president; Mrs. Hostessses for the event are Mrs. school hours, and Saturdays. mented. "Then perhaps they'll let 29th year! Call or write San­ inside David's Restaurant. room Ranch with basement room Ranch in the Richard Cherrington, secretary; Manchester, Mrs. Hotchkiss and STRUCTURE(S) TO BE ta's Parties, Avon, Conn. Automatic dishwasher plus AFTERNOONS 1-6, Monday- MANCHESTER - Con­ garage. Living room with our ships alone and start dumping REMOVED Call for appointment, 646-2090. Friday for snack bar. Must be Manchester Green area. First Mrs. Richard Harris, trea.surer Mrs. Lina Lockhart. 06001. Phone 1-673-3455. other kitchen duties. Good dominium, three bedrooms, 2 rireplace, large kitchen with floor family room, three Sealed bids for the removal 18 or over. Apply in person. Chairmen of the various com­ Italian spaghetti sauce in the har­ pay, pleasant working con­ ARE YOU a good worker? If full, 2 half baths, family room, dining area, two bedrooms. bedrooms, one and 1/2 baths, bor." or demolition of building(s) WE WANT honest reliable ditions. Apply in person. Tallwood Country Club, Route patio, good location, nicely Only $40,500. Wolverton Agen­ so, we have a position 85, Hebron. 646-1151. fireplaced living room. Priced and/or structure(s), will be persons who can meet people Brass Key Restaurant. decorated, all appliances, cen­ cy, Realtors, 649-2813. in the mid $40's. Zinsser Agen­ Services Ottered 31 available for you in a big and Services Ottered received by the Commissioner and make friends for our growing company. Call 872- tral air conditioning, swim­ cy, 646-1511. 31 Painting-Papering 32 Bullding-Contrecting 33 NURSES - RNS or LPNS, 11 ming pool, tennis courts, $37,- of Transportation in Room 149 business. Good income oppor­ SALES PEOPLE - Older 4515. An equal opportunity CASH PAID for your older, p.m. to 7 a.m. shift, full or 500. Owner, 646-7799. KEEP SMILING at 24 Wolcott Hill Road, tunity, call 872-4515 between multi-million dollar company employer. TWO FAMILY, central loca­ unwanted or junk cars. DRESSMAKING ■ Alterations PAPER HANGING Expert. NEW CEILINGS and 10 a.m. -12 noon. An equal op- part time, pleasant working MHSClassof 1971 Wethersfield, Connecticut, un­ with young ideas has openings KEEP HAPPY tion, nice lot, four rooms each Immediate removal. Windsor done in my home, reasonable. Your average paper, in archways installed, ceilings portuntiy employer. conditions in small skilled Call 646-4019. average room, $25 Mr til 11:00 a.m.. September 30, for people who are looking for nursing facility. Call Mrs. floor, good condition. $43,000. Auto Haul, 242-2549. resurfaced, unique and com- Richman, 646-3864 1976, alter which they will be a future. In sales and manage­ NIGHT SHIFT Klett, DNS at 289-9571. MANCHESTER - Beautiful 646-2426, 9-5. mon ceiling textures, Droblak RNs and LPNs - Top salary, ment. Opening due to in-house one year old 8-room Colonial REW EAVIN G burns, holes. NOEL'S CARPET Service - publicly opened and read M ANCHESTER - New Raised Dry W ALL Co . 'Hie Ceiling excellent benefits and goM promotions. This company on quiet dead end street. Tltis Zippers, umbrellas repaired. Cleaning repair and sales. G L. McHUGH Painting and Wall People, Manchester reunion is Oct. 1 aloud. Bids must be submitted working conditions await you. ONLY SOMEONE to assist lull lime Ranch, seven rooms, ap­ Free estimates. Pick up and EAST HAftTFORD Interior, exterior painting, 646-8882 has more financial success in lawn care business. Must be proximately one acre and an home has four bedrooms, 214 Window shades, Venetian on Proposal Form CON 114J Skilled nursing facility has We are now hiring Jig Bore delivery. Call 742-8885, An­ quality professional work at stories than any other in New over 18. Call 649-3238. 8-room Colonial, one and 3/4 baths, large living room, for­ YOU CAN blinds. Keys. TV for rent. The Manchester High School Class of 1971 will have its in bid envelopes provided by full and part time openings on England, no lim it on what you and Lathe Operators. mal dining room, fireplaced dover Plaza, Andover or 646- reasonable prices Fu/ly in­ acres. Both have 2 1/2 baths, Live almost rent free or Marlow's, 867 Main St. 649- fifth reunion Oct. 1 at Mama Mia's, 748 Tolland Tpke. The the Department of Transpor­ the 3-11 and 11-7 shifts for can earn. Call Doug Baskin, Minimum of 5 years family room, aluminum 5221. 3468, Bolton, Conn. sured, 643-9321 RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 T E M P O R A R Y Gas station two garages, up to 10 inches realize substantial return staff nurses. Call Mrs. 525-9134. experience. Must be able to siding with stone front, two- event will open at 7 p.m., and a buffet dinner will be tation. which may be secured attendant. C a ll 644-8933 insulation. Choose your colors on investment In this fresh, Ferguson, Director of Nursing read Blue Prints and set car garage, owner LOAM - Screened or un­ ROOFER will install roof, served at 8. in Room 150 at 24 Wolcott Hill between 9 a.m.-3 p.m. for interior and rugs. Middle well located, 3 bedrooms, A hand full of cash I* at 647-9194. transferred. Wolverton Agen­ C&M T R E E Service ■ Free es­ screened, driveway gravel, siding or gutters lor low dis­ Road, Wethersfield, Connec­ up. Apply in person to: $50's. A participating builder 114 bath each, 2 family. b*tt*r than ■ garaga The Stacey Leeds Band will play for dancing until 1 cy, Realtors, 649-2813. timates, discount senior decorative stone, landscaping, count price Call Ken at 649- ticut. The telephone number is in the home owner's warranty Private back yard with lull of atuff. a m SCHOOL BUS Drivers - NEWSPAPER citizens. Company backhoe work 742-7833 . 649- 2456 566-4750. LE-MI plan for 10 years of nationally sliders, separate base­ The reunion committee is .seeking information about Knowledge of Manchester EAST HARTFORD - West­ Manchester owned and 2178 evenings "A ll persons are invited to CARRIER SWITCHBOAIW insured protection. Charles ment. operated. Call 646-1327 former classmates Deborah Dubois, George L Smith, necessary. Clean driving CORPORATION Ponticelli and Son, 646-1540, brook Street. Six room Cape. PAINTING - Interior, BIDWELL Home Improve­ bid without regard to race, WANTED [gw. mme omiTMTT F IR E P LA C E S (LIVEI Save record required. Five years 190 Tunnal Road OPERATOR/ 646-0800. One car garage and rec room. exterior Paper hanging and ment Co Expert installation Donna Lee Emrick, Debra Lee Rodrigue, Edward color, creed, national origin IN ROCKVILLE AREA 6ARR0WS A WALLACE WILL TILL your garden for $7 on fuel, installed existing driving experience required. Vernon, Connecticut Convenient to bus, shopping carpentry work Call 643-4453 of aluminum siding, gutters McMullin, Sandra Cooley, Phillippe Masse, Randall or sex ' TO DELIVER NMaism nn. m mid per hour. Call anytime, 742- homes or new Guaranteed and trims Roofing installa­ Call 643-2373. REIXPTIOMST M ANCHESTER - Tree shaded and park, etc. Aluminum •44111] I24M14 HM»S ^32. craftsmanship. Santivasci Si Krocs, Faith C. Mercier. Carol Mary Guiliemette, Denise Item No. 1 76-88-30, I-IG-86- Manchester in busy Manchester West side Colonial, three siding. $34,900 By owner Call Bullding-Conirecting 33 tion and repairs 649-6495. 875- Son, 646-0683 . 569-0180 9109 (liabot McCarthy. 1-134)8— 2 story frame house, PORTER - Convalescent Evening Herald PERSON WANTED part manufacturing company. bedrooms, formal dining 649-6711. Also, Miles Warcham, John H. Vontell. William 109 B u c k la n d R o a d , Home seeking full time, time, to maintain vending Must have warm personali­ room, kitchen, full cellar, MASONRY - Bricks, blocks, NEWTON H Smith Si Sons ■ porter, experienced with floor RANCH - A “Mu st" House for concrete, steps, sidewalks, HORACE Telraull — Siding, Manchester. Former property cafeteria, located in Vernon ty, neat appearance, two-car garage. Only $35,900. M AN CHESTER - New listing. Remodeling, repairing, ad­ Mundell, Barbara Millacci Mulvey, Martin Fisher, care helpful but facility Call John Humphrey Children - four bedrooms, un­ Immaculate 4-room Cape on patios, chimney and fireplace roofing, storm windows, aw­ of Wilfred Pointer, M calen­ area. Hours to coincide with excellent typing and ability Wolverton Agency, Realtors, ditions. rec rooms, porches James .1 Cardy, Carolann Tralli, Stephen Sullivan, Dale willing to train. Apply in per­ 8 72 -B 14 JT lunch period. No experience ique playroom, paneled living quiet street. Ideal starter or Call 875-4973 after 6. BARGAINS and roofing .No job loo small nings Quality workmanship, dar days, $25.00 liq. damages. to deal with public. Apply 649-2813. A Robbins and Jacob E Weiss son, to Meadows Convalescent AHer 5:30 P.M. necessary, will train. Apply in room, (fining room, kitchen, retirement home. Enclosed Call 649-3144 free estimates Fully insured Commissioner of in person 872-9187 . 649 3417 Anyone having information about these clas-smates are Home. 333 Bidwell Street. person State Vending, 190 MANCHESTER - Meadow laundry room, two baths, and porch, park-like private GENERAL Remodeling and IH BLOOM Transportation Manchester. loaded with built-ins. Low 40s. painting, interior and asked to call Kathy Vaida, 649-2720, or Janet Hanscn- Burnham St. South Windsor, Lane. Gambolotti built backyard. Room for eirnan- IN THE CARPENTRY ■ Repairs, Owner, 646-8852. sion. $34,500. Keith Real exterior. Free estimates. remodeling, additions, gar­ SPECIALIZI.NG cleaning and Dobbm, 583-2530 or 728-2413. Those wishing to attend th e fc t Garrison Colonial, four ABILITY TO answer KLOCK CO. bedrooms, formal dining Estate. 649-1922. References Reasonable WANT ADS ages. roofing, call David repairing chimneys, roofs, reunion are asked to contact Ms. Dobbin telephone requests for service room, stone front, paneled prices 649-7831 Patna. 644-1796 new roofs Free estimates 30 OENERAI. while maintaining customer 1366 Tolland Tpk*. M AN CHESTER - Seven room, Years Experience Rowley, REVENUE family room with bar, 2-car 643-2711 ACTUAL USE REPORT goodwill: operate desk adding ManchMtar, Conn. 27 LEXINGTON DRIVE full shed dormered Cape, WES ROBBINS carpentry 643-5361 SHRRINQ An Equal Opportunity Employer garage, lovely wood^ lot QUALITY Refinishing - © machine/calculator to many, many extras. Priced 9 room Rals*d Ranch. 3 three or four bedrooms, remodeling specialist Ad­ GLMRAc RivENUl Sharing PROViDtS rCDCRAi fuNOS OiRL«- U V ro LOCAL AND SI A lt GOVCRNWSNTS tOuR QOveRNUlNT MUST PUBLISH Custom reupholstery, 199 TRUCKING ■ Odd Jobs ■ ROOFING and Gutters ■ GAF IHIS REPORT ADVISING VOU hOW THESE EUKOS HAVE BEEN USED OR OBLIGATED DURING THE TEAR fROM JULV > <975 fMHu .lUNE M 1971 balance,fuel trucks. Work for quick sale at $62,900. lull baths, aluminum newer kitchen, living room, ditions, rec rooms, dormers, This iS to iNfORM vOU 09 >OUR OOVERNMINT s PRIORITIES AND TO ENCOURAGE TOUR PARTICIPATION INDECISIONS ON HOW EuTURE FUNDS Forest Street. Manchester. Cleaning cellars and attics, roofing, Alcoa gutters, free alone, Part-time evenings Arruda Realty, 644-1539, 528- siding, tppllancts, rec room, new aluminum buill-ins, bathrooms, “I just got a loan. And I’ve from 5 p m.-10 p.m. five days siding, $35,900 Philbrick Caning, repairs Very moving large appliances, also kitchens. 649-3446 estimates Call anytime. 646- Solon (lomands Hays roporl 9395. csrpsting. SO’s. weekly from (Jetober 1st to Business Opportunity 14 Agency. Realtors, 646-4200. reasonable. Free estimates stone and loam delivered 644- 0466 646-8574 W ASlllNtiTON lU PIl — Rep John B Anderson. R-Ill . still got time for lunch.” March 1st, P.O. Box 8287, 1775 . 644-9532 LEON CIESZY.N'SKI builder - East Hartford, Connecticut. SMALL ENGINE Service $36,900 RANCH - Seven rooms, three new homes custom built, s.iid Wednesday the Ethics committee should be ordered Jusl say the word "loan " and one o( the first things that comes 06108. Corporation expanding dealer bedrooms, modern kitchen, L BRICK-Block. Slone, LIGHT TRUCKING and odd remodeled, additions, rec to issue a report on its investigation of sex scandal to mind IS spending a lot of tune Filling out forms Answering South Windsor. Lovely 5^ Healing-Plumbing 35 network. No experience J.Q. REAL ESTATE shaped living and dining fireplaces, concrete, chimney jobs Reasonable Call 649- rooms, garages, kitchens guestions Sign this. Sign that room Ranch. Brick allegations against Wayne Hays necessary. Complete training room. Large paneled family repairs. No job too small 8731 anytime remodeled, ban tile, cement We re a little difleront We understand people and their needs fireplace wall, like new SEW ERLIN ES, sink lines, The House GOP conference chairman introduced a program. $500. investment ASSOaATES room in basement, garage, Save. Call 644-8356 for es­ work Steps, dormers Our credit union knows our members better than the average carpeting, 1V5 baths, car­ Call Joan Ev*r*tt cleaned with electric cutters, required to start your own patio, 300' deep lot. $39,^. timates D R A PER IES ■ custom made - Residential or commercial resolution that would direct the panel to act on the in­ financial institution And, wo re close to where you work— we're 648-1980 or 640-0S07 by professionals McKinney LOCAL FIRM SEEKING - business Ideal for retired or port, patio, many nice Philbrick Agency, Realtors very reasonable Work Call 649-4291 vestigation that it said ended when Hays resigned from convenient Since lime is money, you know what that means. Bros Sewage Disposal Com­ keypuncher for night shift. part time. Details on request. features, well landscaped 646-4200. E X P E R IE N C E D handyman­ guaranteed Call anytime un­ Congress Sept 1 When you need a loan lo buy a car. boat, or camper, dress up pany. 643-5300 Experience with data Mr. Barker. ESCA Field yard. painting. carpentry, elec­ til 9 p m . 649-4266 SANTIVASCI Si SO N the house, take a vacation or lor any other good reason—come recorder necessary Fully Ethics Chairman John Flynt, D-Ga . said at the time Training Division Box 619, trical, lawn work, hauling, Remodelers, builders, con­ NO JOB too small toilet lo see us paid company benefits Call RICH LOA.M lor sale, stone his panel dropped the case because it has no jurisdiction Wading River, New York any odd job ibig or small! tractors Residential and repairs plugged drains, When you belong to a credit union, you're a member And Lucy at 646-1233. Extension U«R REALTY CO., INC. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ free Call 646-3109 from 8 a m 11792 649-4316 commercial Workmanship kitchin faucets replaced, over former members and that the inquiry never got that's even bettor than being a customer. 232. E q u a l o p p o rtu n ity 643-2002 to 5 p m guaranteed 646-0683. 569-0180 repaired rec rooms, beyond the investigation stage into formal hearings so employer. MANCHESTER - Small store, Robert 0. Murdock MANCHESTER EXPERT TREE Removal baihruom reudeling. heal that no report could be issued. jm p le parking, great poten­ Realtor Painting-Papering 32 and land clearing - free es­ TIMOTHY J CONNELLY inodernizalion, etc Free es- TWO P E O P LE - this is not a tial. call B, W Realty, 647- Hays himself requested the inquiry in Mav after timates ■ fully insured Call Carpentry and general con- limates gladly given M A M fancy ad- we simply want two 1419 TWO FOR THE PRICE OF ONE! INSIDE Outside painting Iracting Residential and Elizabeth Ray claimt'd she was hired by the former Ad­ All State Tree Expert Com­ Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871 people who need the job. "Two Special rales lor people over commercial Whether it be a ministration Commitee chairman to do no work other positions available phone 528- BOLTON - Newer Raised ■ 7+ room Colonial with two family or amall pany 647-1039 Ranch with a 27 foot kitchen 65 Fully insured Estimates small repair job. a custom than serve as Hays' mistress Hays denied the charge, 6702 between 9-5 An equal op­ butlnea* potantlal. Immadiat* occupancy. Low and dining area. Large living given Call 649-7863 buill home or anything in Flooring 35 portunity employer 30'*. HAVE TRUCK will travel but when the ethics panel said in late August it would pur­ room, fireplaced family between, call 646-1379 Situation Wanted 15 Light trucking, call 643-0359 sue the investigation. Hays resigned Credit Unions off Connecticut room, three bedrooms, two PAINTING - interior and Ilttii002200nnii227711nn llee FL(X)H Sanding - Relinishing, CAN YOU learn lo assist Call OWNER-AGENT exterior, paperhanging, asonry - Brick, block, stone, floors like new, no waxing. "In the Hays case the committee has a special obliga­ Join your credit unioa where you beiong. branch managers? Sales ear­ FORMER TEACHER will and 12 baths, two-car garage, ELECTRICIAN ■ All types of aluminum siding. $56,90o! Alter 5:00 PM. excellent work References plastering and concrete, I specializing inolder floors I tion to make its findings public along with any nings potent!^ $150 a week or babysit week days in her wiring, electrical improve­ Wolverton Agency, Realtors Free estimates Fully in­ (ireplaces and chimneys New Ceilings and inside paintina. more, for this opportunity home in Highland Park area. ment and repair work Free recommendations for administrative actions lo prevent Call 646-4515. 649-2813 646-4153 or 649-8782 sured Martin Mattson. 649- and repair E Rietiardson, John Verfaille 646-5750, f ll- ss; s t •• •• s***. phone 528-3869 between 9-5. An estimates Call 646-5253 future abuses of the kind alleged, " said Anderson 4431 '643-0889 649-0608 2222 equal opportunity employer. PAGE TWENTY-SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Sept. 16, 1976 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••*•* F m * Mid EmMt ______m m m m Apartments For Rent 83 Apartments For Rent S3 0 u t / n « t 8 for Ront 58 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn , Thurs . Scpl. 16, 1976 — PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN Miss Yesteryear Answer to Previous Puzite y c ROCKVILLE - Accepting MANCHESTER ■ Unusual one applications for one bedroom, bedroom Townhouse OFFICE SPACE Bible story Charles M. Schultz SATURDAY OOtS THAT $127 per month, two-bedroom, apartments, private en­ $161 p e r m o n th , th re e trances and patio, full base­ FOSIIENT ment with washer and dryer Dear Abby ACROSS 4 Victims of bedroom, $174 per month. I 2SO square feet, center of I DELIVERIES m a leprosy AH [MP o Ot'T OF TOUA UODlCN T I Thc oOlChV.liNT C H UTE WON'T Rent includes all utilities, hook-ups. Includes heat, I ManchMter, air conditioning and 1 1 Cain's brother 5 Biblical high hOU Co.'s"' Trtu'Lis T.>4E CANCELED wall-to-wall carpeting, and appliances, carpeting, and ■ parking. Call M3-9661. 5 Mother of Seth priest A6AIN BUT I 'AuKED oJlTH uOlekwient jo jl c be LuANTA.N'iLNcj wJOJlC GET THUP^DAVV parking. Call 1-237-8859 for In­ air-condltioner. ^45 and $250 By Abigail Van Buren 6 First man 6 Huge Mi.VI ON ThE FmOnE .he said offence? if : left thb TO Tm-Nh. U.NCEICS'.Av.-' formation. EHO. ir month. No pets. Damato 12 Copenhagener 7 Pilchers : cawPTiLANFfeicroAfWvATE fV?L.C SCHOOL CO n a '' .A SNOB S.fC.' m a il t il l gnterprises, 646-1021. 13 — ol Moses 8 Encouraged SCHOOL IF I uA.'tTE.’’ TO... Ultc. lor Rent 58 14 Machete 9 Ark bird THREE ROOM apartment, 15 On top of to Baba and stove and refrigerator in­ MANCHESTER - Three room M o ND a V > efficiency furnished including 16 Verbal suffix others cluded, $190. per month, VERNON - Two car garage. DEAR ABBY: I have a neighbor I'll call Sue who has 17 Sinful I t Shed, as 30 Thailand <9 "Aa ye sow. ao heat, electric and parking, references required. Route 83, near K-Mart Shop­ done more for me than my own sister has. Sue's kids are 18 Set anew feathers 31 Slory shall y e ----- " $175 monthly. 646-5201). ping Center. Ideal for small 19 Hardy heroine 32 Winter vehicle 50 Heating device Q-ifa Philbrick Agency, 644-4200. 20 Stalest 9 business man. Call 646-7684. the ages of mine, so she keeps my kids so I can go on the 22 Sea crossed 21 Charged atom 35 Is seated 51 Idiot FOR RENT - Four room road w th my husband for a few days. She also chauffeurs by Israelites 23 Forest 36 Titular « 52 Go boating MODERN two bedroom my kids around with her own so I won’t have to. Sue has 24 Toper creature 40 Christmas 54 Wait B y Townhouse, heat and hot apartment. Available October WINTHROP DICK CAVALLI even done my marketing for me. 25 Categories 25 Informal talk carol 55 Baking water, 1 1/2 baths, disposal, 1st. Parking,ng. no utilities. chamber She s a very handy friend to have and I appreciate her, 29 Arboreal 26 Load as a ship 43 Operated dishwasher, laundry hook-ups, Security. Adults only. No pets. KEEP SMILING homes 27 Prayer ending 45 Brought up 56 Lease $240. Call 528-1708 days. Call 649-1265 after 4 p.m. but here’s the problem: 33 Son of Noah 26 Depots (ab ) 47 Takes live 59 24 hours KEEP HAPPY She runs in and out of my house just like it’s her own. If 34 Coteries DUPLEX HOUSE - five she sees that I have company, she comes right over and 36 Clock face 1 2 3 4 s 6 7 8 9 10 IF Mickey Finn — Morris Weiss MANCHESTER - one 37 Arabian gulf rooms, two bedrooms, vicini­ 12 )3 14 bedroom apartment, second joins us. She asks the most personal questions, and I have 39 Precipitation floor, downtown Main Street. ty of Parkade shopping no privacy whatsoever. She’s a good friend, but she’s a 41 Malt brew IS 16 17 center. 525-0031. terrible pest. How can I keep her from coming over 42 Singing voice rsu'GUT WHAT HAVE W ELL'S ^ HOW ABOUT AStC/H<5 TH6M $145 per month. No children, □AUTOMOTIVE VC BROTHER A^ApE 44 Raged you GOT IN BOTH TO SUBMIT TO A U B or pets. Paul W. Dougan, whenever she feels like it? I don’t want to end our 18 19 2) WaXYNE HAS A OOOO I MlMIND, PHIL? A SUQGESTIOW/ Realtor, 643-4535. EAST HARTFORD - Two 46 Impair DETBCTOtt TEST— AND SEE friendship because she’s been a good friend, but enough is ■ LAWYER, HE'LL HAMMER AWAY w h a t HAPPENSI bedroom, five room apart­ Autos For Sale 61 enough. 48 Bishopric 22 Z3 S4 AT CONNIE NIVRE UNTIL IT FOUR ROOMS, 50 Birch, first ment, front and back porch, 49 Purifies ■ BECOMES OBVnOUS WHY SHE garage, cellar, couple, no TOO MUCH OF A GOOD THING 53 Vyork 25 26 28 30 ^1 i i WANTS TO NAIL i floor, adult couple, no NEED CAR? Credit bad? 57 Short lacket ■ pets. 568-5586, 568-7907. 33 34 39 children or pets. Call 649-6987. Bankrupt? Repossessed? DEAR TOO MUCH: By accepting favors from Sue, 56 Sorrowful 1 Honest Douglas accepts 60 Cleave ■ 1 you've become obligated to her. If you want your privacy, 37 n FOUR ROOM apartm ent, FOUR ROOM Apartm ent, lowest down, smallest 61 Wild ox of 1 you will have to quit accepting favors from her. If you heat, hot water, appliances, available October 1st, heat payments. Douglas Motors, Celebes 42 4311 45■ central location, parking, and water included, also has 345 Main. can t do that, face it: *You've made a deal and you’re stuck 62 Aunt (Sp ) with it. 63 Biblical garden 4(t 1 security, lease. $205. 649-3340. large yard and garage. Call I after 4 p.m., 646-4644. 64 Grow tiresome Homes tor Sale 23 Articles lor Sale 41 Articles lor Sale 41 Dogs-BIrds-Peta 43 WE PAY $15 for complete 65 Furtive 49 so SI ■ 193 54 56 56 MANCHESTER - Six rooms, junk cars. (Jail Joey, Tolland DEAR ABBY: I am 22 and have recently taken an ofhee 66 Car damage FOUR ROOMS, cellar, attic, h i 68 ■ S9 60 first floor 2-family. Attractive Auto Body, 528-1990. job where other women are employed. This isn’t the first DOWN JUST LISTED - Manchester - WANTED - boy baby clothes, 'T^enclTHybrid'^^ FEMALE HUSKY puppy with c e n tra l re s id e n tia l. No office job I’ve held, but it’s the first place I ’ve been asked size 2T or 3T in good condi­ shots and wormed, Call and spacious, carpeting, 81 62 63 $37,900. Colonial in very good refinisned floors, new kitchen, children, pets. Heat extra. questions I would rather not answer. 1 Hebrew condition, formal dining tion, and chest of drawers in 649-1092. PARTS Department now open 26 INCHES 2602 month WINE GRAPES garage, parking. $260. Security, references, mature Saturdays. Complete line of With regard to something I am wearing: “Is it new? 64 65 66 room, large living room, good condition. Call 643-9262. married working couple A darling doll of yester­ 2 Dimmish II Prisciila’s Pop — Al Vermeer HH|h Sugar Contant monthly. 646-5200. Chrysler parts. Chorches Where did you get it? Was it expensive?’’ kitchen with pantry, three Livestock 44 preferred. $150. 649-9158. year is fascinating to 3 Enoepifi cousin Burgundy Typa Motors. 649-3646. Maybe I’m wrong, but. I think these questions are (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE A£SN i bedrooms, sewing room or THREE FAMILY lag sale - B0C0N0m*F0CH make for the little girl nursery, dishwasher, drapes September 17, 18, 19. Corner THREE LARGE - sanitary FIVE ROOMS carpeted, stove . . . or big girl, too! personal, and I don’t know how to get out of answering provided, no utilities. $235 per MODERN ATTRACTIVE 1970 THUNDERBIRD, 2-door WALPO NUTCHELL.' (DUICK-WHEN WAS SPELL V ER--UH SOME T and curtains, large two-car Waddell Road and Dudley 25\ 643-0325 box stalls available at newly apartments - heat, hot water, No. 2602 has pattern without appearing to be stuck-up and unfriendly. IT'S BEEN NEARLY THE MAGNA CHARTA ■RECEIPT'.'I RE-GE-I-PT TEACHERS month. Security required. Landau, excellent condition. Can you (or anybody else) help me? garage, nice level lot with Street, Manchester. 10-4. opened Maplewood Stables in and appliances, included, gar­ pieces; face transfer; 25 YEARS/ SIGNED? , > - NEVER covered patio. Odegard Real­ Trash and Treasures. Bolton. Large riding ring, also Available immediately. Cali $1,795. Please call, 646-4286 directions. between 7 a.m-3 p.m. 647-9864. age available. Three rooms, after 5:30 p.m. ON THE SPOT Win at Bridge MISS ER-12'15.' WHAT'S'Pr?)f 3.MI6.' FORGET ty, 643-4365. TAG SALE - Saturday and trails nearby. 649-(^9 after 4 $195. Four rooms, $235 . 646- TO ORDES, sand 75( (or oacli pat- torn, plm ZSt for pootofo and BARLEY.' YOUR Sunday, 9-6, 1006 West Middle p.m. 7268, 643-4884. hanollni. DEAR ON: It’s your right to refuse to answer questions MANCHESTER - Beautiful Turnpike, (just before MANCHESTER - Attractive 1975 CORVETTE - Automatic, 12 X 12 ? ER-IA') WEAK four room apartment, stove, factory-air, power windows, ANN! CAIOT you regard as being too personal. And there's nothing 1 tree lined lot, 7,500 sq. ft. of Wickham Park). Boata-Accessorlas 45 Manchwlor ZvMilng Harald wrong with saying, “I’d rather not answer that." SPOTS land on bus line. Two or three SUPER 8 CAMERA - projec­ refrigerator, references, no RENTAL OFFICE tilt steering wheel, am/fm, 11BO A n . o t Anwricn West misreads East’s signal tor and screen. Used twice. pets. $155. 646-3167, 228-3540. CB radio, 8-track tape player. N m York, N.Y. 100M bedrooms, modern kitchen TAG SALE - Sunday 15 FOOT Silverline - fibreglas DAMATO ENTERPRISES DEAR ABBY: My sister is 18 and her husband is 19. with plenty of cabinet space. 1976 model. Asking $100. 646- September 19th, 10-4. Baby Large variety of Apartments and Must be seen. Reasonable. Print Nama. Adroaa with ZIP m boat. 60 hp Johnson, heavy CODE and Slila Numhar. They’ve been married for two years and have two children. Living room with fireplace. 4151. Call after 5 p.m. clothes and items, portable duty trailer. Excellent ski NEW FOUR room apartment, Townhouses throughout Dealer. 643-2791. 1 1/2 baths, all appliances, Manchester. 1976 ALBUM plus Special The problem is her housekeeping. Her house is so filthy West opened the king of One car g a ra ^ with ttached dishwasher, double M , lots boat in top condition. NORTH NORGE LARGE CHEST - fireplace in living room, in­ Rantaf 0t1IC9 op«n tfaf/y 9-5, TRIUMPH Spitfire, 1974, Quilt Supplement of pat­ it smells. She wasn't raised that way. My mother, my two A A76 diamonds and Fast dropped breezeway. Being sold by of miscellaneous. 72 Scar­ Reasonable. 649-0386. Sat. 10-3, Sunday 11-3 tern pieces and directions owner by appointment only, at Freezer. Good condition, $100. borough Road, Manchester. dividual basement, washer yellow, excellent condition, sisters and I keep clean houses and we can’t understand ¥Q965 the queen. This is a well- 646-1021 make an offer. Call 646-4938 for 7 quilts. Price.. $2.00. $42,000 or best offer. Call after Call 643-2683. 21’ GRADY WHITE and dryer facilities, heat and what’s wrong with that girl. She doesn’t keep herseR clean, ♦ 864 known signal designed to show q ifc hot water included. $285 per after 5 p.m. ALSO THESE BOOKS ATS1JSEACH. 5, 643-6981. TAG SALE - September 18th, fibreglass with 155 h.p. OMC 240 New State Road No. O-IIS-BLUE RIBBON OUILTS. either. In fact she smells of B.O. We don’t know how her AKQIO the queen and jack and give i . 24' ROUND mesh winter pool rain date September 25th. 10- I/O and trailer. Cuddy cabin month. Call Mr. Peterman, MANCHESTER CanUlna aiataan lavalp qnllta. husband can stand to be near her. partner a chance to underload GRACIOUS DUTCH Colonial - cover, good condition. $25. 4, 19 Seaman Circle, 649-9404 or 644-8659. 1972 MERCURY Marquis, No. 0-117-tUILTS ON PARADE. We have all hinted to her about her house and person, WEST EAST his ace at trick two if he Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence and head. Excellent condition. nine passenger wagon, Dlractlana tar alitoan qallta. Six plus elegant rooms. Call 649-7313. Manchester. $4,500. 643-7432. but when we do, she gets mad. We think she needs to be * 96 5 3 A Q 104 2 wishes. 4 1/2 ROOM Duplex, automatic, power steering, No. O-IIS-CRANDMOTNER’S FLDW- ¥ 10 3 Architecturally delightful ER OUILTS. IS tasclnallni roIIU. told so she can improve, but we don’t know who should tell VJ87 West, one of those suit- PU6HT A / ER-ACTUALLV THE rOP BRASS PK5URB5 MANCHESTER - Civitan's appliances, enclosed radio and air-conditioning. ♦ AKIO ♦QJ52 AND IT S A LBAP-PIPE central hall to captivate your THANK YOU McDonalds for NEW 17' Grumman aluminum Homes lor Rent 54 No. 0-119 - AMERICA'S FAVORITE her. preference addicts, took the 3 i; REACHED X / W H E R E YOU'RE THE ONLY ONE CHINCH THERE'LL BE Fourth Annual Tag Sale and backyard, basement with Excelient running. Needs AFOHANS. A baaatltal aalactlan. A 6 9 4 3 A87 LONDOW,.. decorating imagination. One your West Center Parking lot canoe, including two new My husband says I should stay out of it, but I will tell play as a r^ u e st to lead a \ / BANZAI AND 1 GET WHO CAN'T BE SPOTTED f M E M V 9PIE9 N O S IN A Flea Market. Waddell School washer/dryer hook-ups, some work. $1,700. Call 649- No. 0-120-MAKE A DIET. Moot SOUTH (D) ’ OFF. EA5V d e a r ;... and 1/2 baths, hardwood for our Tag Sale. September paddles, original cost $400. FOR LEASE - Six bedrooms, lltla lor trlanda and tamlly. her if you think I should. Please help me decide. spade He did just that and AS A PROFESSIONAL AROUND AFTER THAT floors, modern kitchen, September 18th, 9-2. Baked 19th. 11-3. Manchester Lions private entrance in driveway, 0226. AKJ YOU'UL a o ON TO SECRET AGENTl J WIND-READIN6 DRUai^ Will sell for $325. firm. 646- living room, dining room and OLDER SISTER declarer had no trouble mak­ INPIA ALONE.. fireplaced living room, family Goods, plants, tag sale items. Club 4284 after 5 p.m. no pets. Security and two baths. Garage, parking, VAK42 Also table reservations references, 649-9258. 1971 DATSUN 510, good condi­ ♦ 973 ing five odd. ...PROBABLY room and workroom, 2-car $385. 646-0067. fAotorcfcles-BIcfclas 64 Actually, the hand should garage, private formal gar­ available. Call 646-6882 or 643- CEMETERY PLOT for three tion. Best offer. Call 643-5989. DEAR SISTER; Your husband is right. If she gets mad * A J92 , R im iA H O R 16' PENNYAN runabout, fully )vhen you've hinted, mind your own business. If her have been beaten. West would SRIHBSBI den, terrace. All this plus 1904. graves. Rose Hill Memorial equipped, 40 h.p. Evinrude MANCHESTER - Six room EIGHT ROOM older colonial, Both vulnerable three bedroom Duplex. 1975 CORVETTE - automatic, MOTORCYCLE Insurance - Qusband doesn't object, I see no need for anyone to tell her continue with the ace and desiranle location (185 Henry Park, section 10, worth $900. engine, electric start and shift fireplaces, large lawn, Specializing in low cost Street). Must be seen to be ap­ TAG SALE - Swords, brass Will sell for $750. Call 644- Excellent condition. Two parking area. Appliances, No power steering, power brakes, anything. West North East South another diamond. East would with tilt-trailer. $900. 646d)297 12,000 miles. Must be seen. coverage for over 10 years. preciated. High $40's. Owner. tables, liquor cabinet, picture 0390. after 4 p.m. children permitted. children, pets. Working 1 N.T. ' overtake with the jack. If he window, children’s clothes, Convenient location. $235. per Reasonable. Dealer, 643-2791. Binding authority. Crockett Pass 2 « Pass 2 V led a fourth diamond West 646-8134. Principles only. adults. 643-2to. Agency, Inc., 643-1577. drapes, miscellaneous. 16 CUBIC foot refrigerator, month. Paul W. Dougan, Pass 4 V Pass Pass would be able to ruff with the Friday, Saturday, Sunday, 10- frost free, $35. Four man life Garden Products 47 Realtor, 643-4535. SEVEN ROOM HOUSE - for Pass 10 of hearts to establish his 4, 13-17 Oval Lane. TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville Opening lead — K 9 partner’s jack as a sure trump boat, $35. Call 647-9695. rent on bus line on East 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and BOLTON LOMBARDO FARMS - Pick BOLTON - MANCHESTER Center Street. Call owner Astro-graph trick Oversized six room Ranch. town line, two bedroom apart­ 1974 TOYOTA Celica GT, dark rack. $1,750 . 289-4042. WINCHESTER lever action TAG SALE - 18 Elsie Drive, your own - tomatoes, peppers, after 4 p.m. 643-2924. blue, new Michelins, am/fm By Oswald & James Jacoby Spacious living room, for­ 30-30 caiiber rifle model 94, Saturday, September 18th, 9-4, bot peppers and eggplant, by ment, carpeting, electric dy BERNICE BEDE OSOL Alley Oop — Dave Graue kitchen, fireplace, quiet stereo speakers, excellent TWO SEAR'S bikes, one 27" If you want to use suit- mal dining room, three like new, $60. Firm. 646-3148 Rain or shine. Telescope, the basket. Spencer Street, THREE BEDROOM HOME - condition, $2,850 . 643-6935. 16speed, men's; 26” 3-speed bedrooms, eat-in kitchen, after 4 p.m. enlarger, portable appliances, Manchester-next to K-Mart neighborhood, references South end of town. $250. per preference signals, do not let required. $230 monthly, 643- girl's bike with baby seat. Ap them interfere with your A Utah reader asks what enclosed sunporch, 2 baths, books, and much more. Ver­ Plaza - Bring your (own con­ month. Quiet location. (Jail 1962 FORD Galaxie, good run­ proximately 6 miles on both you respond to your partner's WE'RE BACK, V DIP AMEYHO RE- YEP.' AN' THEY. I HOPE THEY , I THINK YOU c a n caUTT 5983. regular signals to show count CMRI6! y LAV MY MESSAGE SAID THEY'D BE MAKE IT.' t h e r e I 2 fireplaces, 2-car garage, TAG SALE - September 18-19, non Street to Hilltop to Agnes tainers. Also butter and sugar 643-9415 after 3 p.m. ning condition. $150 or best bikes, $75 each. Call after 6 one-spade opening with: WORRYIN', CHRIS! THAT LOOKS 10 a m.-4 p.m. Bunk beds, to Elsie. corn, by the dozen or by the For Friday, Sapt. 17. 1978 or desire to have your partner T D a l l t h e l o c a l HERE BEFtORE ISN'T MUCH TIME . LIKE SOME OF 'EM COMIN one acre lot. Only $42,500. offer. Call 6467760. p.m. 6460185. AJ98XXXVX »JxxAKQ6 CHIEFS r SUNSET! THROLK3H TH' PALMS OVER THERE regular beds, tables. Carnival bag (5 doz.). HEBRON - Six rooms, plea­ ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) continue the suit he has just SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) led. Does it make any difference if glass, paintings, dishes, 16 TAG SALE - 57 Jensen Street, KEEP SMILING sant yard, $260 per month plus 1970 CHEVELLE - Concours OSSA 1975, super pioneer, Keep outsiders away from Make judgments today after BOTTI’S FRUIT Farm - North and South reach four you are playing limit raises? U«R REALTY CO., INC. Birch Mountain Road, ^Iton. S ep tem b er 18, 19. 10-4. heat and utilities. Immediate estate wagon. Power steering excellent condition. Under 100 family and personal matters to­ you talk to the prime source. The correct bid in any 643-2692 Appliances and mis­ Fresh apples, pears and fresh LOVELY' six room duplex, occupancy. B/W Realty, 647- and brakes. S B. radials plus miles. $990. Call 643-0476. day. Problems can be quickly You would be very foolish to hearts, after North responded sweet apple cider. 260 Bush ironed out unless others butt system is four spades If your Robart D. Murdock LARGE OAK bureau, glass cellaneous. three bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, 1419. mounted radial snows. New prematurely evaluate rumors. with a Stayman two-club bid Hill Road, Manchester. appliances, garage, all elec­ in. to his partner's notrump. It partner can’t make it the Realtor knobs. Record player, 2- brakes, good condition. $695. SAGITTARIUS (Nov, 23-Dec. chances are that the op­ TAG SALE - Saturday, tric, central location. $280. 649-6255. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) would have been better for ^ a k e r s , brass pole lamp. PICK YOUR own tomatoes Business tor Rent 55 Cempars-Trallers 21) In negotiating business ponents could make five Occassional chair. White vinyl September 18th, 8 a m. to 5 Available October 15th, 646- Trivia can sidetrack you from matters today, be prepared to North to forget Stayman and p.m. Furniture, air con­ and peppers Bring your.own 4288. 1965 CHEVY Impala, Super Mobile Homes 65 the major issues of the day. go right to the notrump game, hearts. If four spades can couch, side chair, kidney containers. 21 Angel Street, TWO - Professional Offices - make minor concessions if you make, the chances are that Lols-Land For Sale 24 dressing table and chair. ditioner, amplifier, loads of sport, good condition. $250 or Get onto the pathways that feel you can make major gains but he did bid two clubs and Manchester. First floor, excellent business 18’ CAMPER trailer - single the opponents have a good Swivel chair, green coffee more miscellaneous items. FIVE ROOM duplex, two location, all facilities, best offer. Call 646-2981, lead to important decisions. in the long run. get in the 4-4 heart fit FIVE ACRES beautiful level 144 Birch Street. Rain date years old, 3 bedrooms, call anytime. axle, excellent condition. save table, solid maple 50x32 dining STRING BEANS pick vour parking, rent reasonable. 646 Eleven years old. $1,500. Call GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jen. land lust north of Leesburg, table, leaf, custom leather 25 th. 649-2462, between 9 a.m.-12 1680, 649-3549. Gains will overshadow losses Berry’s World own, last call. 122 New noon. 742-8930. 19) The oblique approach may Florioa. Few orange trees. pads, four chairs, 32x18 1/2 1972 COMET, four door sedan, today, but don't feel too smug. be your best bet today. Moving Nice neighborhood, $13,500 MAJESTIC - Electric and oil Marker Rd., Rockville line, 64,000 miles, good running What you sacrificed could have hutch, $170; Pearl grey for­ Natsisky Farms, 644-0304. MANCHESTER - Main ahead directly will only serve to The Flintstones — Hanna Barbara Production! Owner. Low taxes, 644-0734 mica kitchen table, four combination white stove. FIVE ROOM apartment, Street, retail store, 700 square condition, asking 1,350. Call A $4,995 two bedroom, mobile been avoided with a dose of telegraph your intentions. Excellent condition. Oil sec­ stove and refrigerator, no anytime. 64650OT. good common sense. chairs, $30. Miscellaneous. GRAPES - Pick your own in feet, good location. Paul W. home fifteen minutes from 643-8870, 7-8;30 p.m tion cast iron storage drawer pets, one months security, Dougan Realtor, 643-4535. Hartford with financing AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) and covers. Chrome flue in­ yo u r own b a s k e ts . 270 available October 1st. 646- CANCER (June 21-July 22) Adjust a project you're working BELIEVE ME,? MY NEXT FLIGHT, I'M CHECKING Reel Estate Wanted 28 1971 PLYMOUTH Fury III, available. Unbelievable but Don't fear being innovative to­ FIRST TO SEE IF THE'/ HAVE cluded. $125. 643-2642. Hackmatack Street, Rear. 4471. power steering, power brakes, on to meet present needs, OH, BROTHE!?/ I'LL NE\/EK TAG SALE - Saturday GLASTONBURY 4000 feet in­ true only at Plaza Homes. day when a job needs doing. If You'll be tar happier with the ISN'T HE EVER\ SIT THROUGH A PIANO-LOUNGE ALL CASH for your property September 18th, 15 Griswold dustrial space first floor, air-conditioning, 44,000 miles. CHRYSANTHEMUMS - Dig Complete selection of new and boldness is called for. then use results. A lengthy waiting G O IN & T O SOMETHING f 2 r - within 24 hours. Avoio red Street, Manchester. 10-4. MAHOGANY CHEST - Oc­ FOUR ROOM Apartment - Se­ overhead crane, suitable Good condition. Call 649-0570. it by all means. STOP rp/... LIKE THIS your own. $1.50 . 29 Mountain pre-owned 12' and 14’ wide period can be eliminated. tape, instant service. Hayes Player piano (parts missing), casional chair, twin maple cond floor, 122 Florence many purposes, $1.50 foot, mobile homes on display. AGAIN Road, Glastonbury. Near LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Events / Corporation, 646-0131 miscellaneous. bookcase headboard, queen Street. All utilities and heat and electric included 633- 1971 SUPER Beetle - Blue, Plaza Homes, 1348 Wilbur PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) If maple headboard, LR 78-15 Minnechaug Golf Course. appliances included. $240. per new paint, radial tires, 30 that prove personally profitable invited to a gathering, don't ■ y 7511, 6467287. Cross Highway, Berlin Turn­ today may not be according to SELLING your house’ Call us TAG SALE - Saturday steel radials, 9x12 nylon rug, month. Call 643-2282 , 644-8896. miles plus. Call 643-9276. pike, Berlin, (Jonn. 1-828-0369. have preconceived notions party lights, miscellaneous. Antiques 48 Hoyle. As long as it's honest, about it. They could be wrong. first and we ll make you a September 18th, 10 a m. to 5 FOR RENT - connecting or why question the procedure? cash offer T J. Crockett, p.m. Men's and women’s 649-6409. FIVE ROOM Duplex - Three separate front room offices. 1968 MUSTANG - Good condi­ You'H^be pleasantly surprised. Realtor, 643-1577 clothing, furniture, tack, etc. WANTED Antique furniture, bedrooms, living room and 953 Main Street. Call 643-4846. tion. $700. 8-cylinder. Call 643- WE NEED 30 used mobile VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapt. 22) Corner Deming and McNall, LUDWIG - live piece glass, pewter, oil paintings, or kitchen. Heat included, no 4503. homes, all sizes, please call Don't attempt to pry into the af­ Your IMMEDIATE Cash for your Manchester. rolessional drum set, with other antique items. R. pets. $240. per month. 647-9461 MANCHESTER - Main Plaza Home Broker, 1-828- fairs of your pals today. Harrison, 643-8709. property Let us explain our Eard cases and one 19” sym- after 4 p.m. Street, one, two and three 1968 FORD Galaxie, hardtop, 0360. Everyone will be happier if Birthday bal. Excellent. 528-3468. power steering and power private business remains fair proposal. Call Mr. TAG SALE - garage, 90 ELLINQTON room offices available. Call Belfiore, 647-1413 ANTIQUES Wanted - fur­ brakes, small V8, vinyl roof, private. Sapt. 17, 1976 Cooper Hill Street, September Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643- NIMROD CAMPER sleeps An entirely new group of peo­ FURNITURE - Kinesized niture, oriental rugs, pain­ BRAND NEW low mileage, one owner. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) Don't 18-19, 10-5 p.m Baby fur­ 4535. six, good condition, added ple could come Into your social bed, queen sized headboard, tings, pewter. Windsor chairs, MtKiowbrook Ap«rtm«ntt. Jutt oft Excellent condition. 649-8481. fret if you have to wrestle with MAY WE BUY your home? niture, toys, antiques, clothes, 14x8' fam ily room, other world this year. Take any op­ dressers and chest with de^s, pottery, weathervanes, of Rout* S3. Country totting. Brand self-doubts today. You will Born Loser — Art Sansom Quick, fair, all cash and no and many other miscellaneous ATTRACTIVE Four room - extras. $235. 649-5594 after 5 portunities to enter unfamiliar matching mirror. Call 643- baskets. Ron Dionne, 643-1691. now 1 bodroom unite In attroctlvo quickly conquer them for super problems. Call Warren E. items. office. Central downtown 1973 CHEVY Caprice. Under­ areas and meet interesting 9459. brick and otono garden aportmont p.m. chances of personal success. Howland. Realtors, 643-1108. building. Total oloctric. Each ap«rt> location, in professional coating, air, posi-traction, and personalities. WANTED - Complete estates, building with parking, heat, much more. Immaculate in­ COl'TLAJ?E If 14X00 O M PW?k\ TAG SALE - September 18th clocks, phonographs, steins. mont haa Ita own Individual antranca. SELL YOUR HOUSE through 21' ABOVE GROUND, round Adulta. No cata or doga. 3 room, 1 and air conditioning. side and out. 32,000 miles. TRUCK CAMPER - Cap, and 19th, 10 a m on. Moving. pool cover, used only once. Will buy outright or sell on PLME, 6CWWLX AUP ALL W J Watson Beach Real Estate Everything must go. Most ar­ alory unit, $170,3'/i room daluia un> Available November 1st. Call Asking $2,700. Call 643-2523. icebox, two sleeping bunks, Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl and Stoffel Company ITofessional real Call 742-8955 consignment, any quantity. It, $190, 3'fS room, 1 alory with 649-2865. storage. Ideal for Fall fishing, UTILITIES, STOP UfeHTlIOfa THE ticles under $1.00 . 80 Linden 644-8962. firaplaca, $21S. Raaarva now for 1973 GRAN PRIX all power, estate service lor nearly 50 Street. Manchester. hunting, or camping. Nice ( a w (W%EW years. Call our Manchester of­ Building Supplies 42 8opt. 1S-Oct. 1 occupancy. Call MANCHESTER - 122 East air-conditioner, four new condition. Call 649-5180. HERES YER "Hey, mac — is your name Marty Feldman?" MEMORY LANE - Antiques, Jamaa J. Qaaaay, 675>0134 radials, am/fm radio, vinyl NO SLIPPrAfyl: HEY, TH' fice, 647-9139 TAG AND Rummage Sale - Center Street, 530 sq. ft. first - LUNCH, WITH SCHNOOOLE NATURAL STONE for located at 397 Tolland 'Turn­ roof, 27,000 miles, $4150 or CLIPPA6E 0. Call Pete 646 air conditioners, 15 foot care­ $C0TTY RU(56LES! HE BACKSLIPE? HES IPEA.’ rep­ Get top dollar! Call our $25 643-9141 free awning, 15 foot screen WAS A SPOirrS WRITER FACIN' SUCH A resentative ficient material to frame and Rooms tor Rent 52 or call 647-9903 weekdays, 65 2570. competitors FIRST — then clapboard a large house. Will SIX ROOM DUPLEX - Three p.m. evenings and weekends room, sleeps up to 8 people. TILL HIS WIFE 0OU6HT ■ T0U6H FI6HT IN BACKSLIPE call us LAST Mr TAG SALE - September 18th, exchange material for dis­ Call 875-2517 ask for Joe. HIM A t h r e e - piec e ■ THE DISTRICT HAS A 10 a m Don't miss this one ESSEX MOTOR INN - Weekly bedrooms, centrally located. call 6461421. Trucks tor Sale 62 nfTiffli!niii|iii!ii Rothman. Frechette & mantling and removing rooms, single $56., double $69. $250. heat included. Call SUIT THAT HES available KEEN SENSE Over 100 items (household material. 643-6006 or 647-9771. TO PE PI CATE Ace — Wirth Martin Realtors, 646-4144 items and old bottles), 44 plus tax, continental LaPenta Agency, 6462440. GLASTONBURY 4,000 feet in­ 1975 CHEVY VAN, low i?-tfe OF HISTORY! This Funny World NE'W Bissell Street, Manchester, breakfast, maid service, color dustrial space first floor, mileage, heavy duty suspen­ Automotive Service 66 i"T; A hand full of ctah la SIX ROOM Apartment - New. overhead Crane suitable many sion, 6 cylinder, standard PAPER TV, utilities, parking. Call, WHAT DOES IT... battar than a garas# 646-2300. Wall to wall carpeting, gar­ purposes. $1.50 foot, heat and transmission, sunroof, power ELM MOTORS - Toyota, Dat- "A SALAMI SANDWICH \ 9-/4 full of atuff. bage disposal, stove and electric included. 633-7511, vent roof, many extras! 643- sun specialists, factory D^OOL- SAY,?* CONTAINS 3 5 0 - MISI. FOR SALE CHEERFUL ROOM or refrigerator. Two family 6467287. 0902 anytime. trained, one day service, 114 CALORIES.'" SEVEN FAMIIY Tag Sale - rooms, country setting. Call house, nice location, one-car East Main, Rockville. 871- •••••••••••••••••• Saturday, September 18th, garage. $275. per month, heat Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 646-3075 after 5 p.m. Automotive Service Automotive Service 1617. Articles lor Sale 41 9 30 a m to 4 p m. Porter not included. 528-4219. 66 Road, Hebron DOG-CAT BOARDING CLEAN PLEASANT - rooms ALUMINUM sheets used as bathing/grooming. Complete tor rent. Linens provided. MANCHESTER - Deluxe two printing plates. 007 thick, ZENITH color console TV. modern facilities. Canine Close to everything. Call 646- bedroom Townhouse 23x32 ' 25 cents each or 5 for Asking $375. Excellent condi­ Holiday Inne. 200 Sheldon 3109. apartments, private en­ $1 Phone 643-2711 tion Call 649-1365. Road, Manchester. 646-5971. trances, full basement with RENT • A • CAR FURNISHED room for washer and dryer hook-ups, CLEAN USED refrigerators, RUMMAGE and Bake Sale - DACHSHUND, long hair mature person, central loca­ pool and patio. Includes heat, ranges, automatic washers, Zion Lutheran Church, Cooper miniatures. AKC registered, tion. Call 646-4701 after 6 p.m. appliances, carpeting, and air y u S T Th e .VLAN with guarantees B D Pearl's and High Streets. Saturday, champion sired, show quality, conditioning, $275 per month. AC . . 10-3 No pets, shown by appoint­ THE OWLS NEEP- Appliances, 649 Main St , 643- welped June 10th 643-7837. ROOM FOR RENT - in DAY —WEn —MDNTN .. v. R- . 2171. private home, call 643-0088 ment only. Damato Enter­ ZENITH console color TV, WHITE ANGORA kitten with after 2:30 p.m. prises, 6461021, ALSO LONG TERM LEASING DARK LOAM - Five yards. 21 " Excellent condition. $125. gray marking Free to good ON ANY MAKE OR MODEL Short Ribs — Frank Hill $30., pies tax Washed patio Call 646-1736 home. 91 Lyness St., Call 649- Apartments For Rent 53 MANCHESTER - one and two and pool sand, gravel, stone 7637, bedroom Apartments 6 4 3 - ^ CEDAR CHESTS - Hand­ WE HAVE customers waiting available at the Theresa, DAILY RENTALS from $10 PER DAY m E CEASON 'lOU'RE A WWATfe W RONG WE PO UIVE IN A crafted. made in Canada, for DACHSHUND - miniature, for the rental of your apart- excellent locction on Main f a ilu r e with w o m e n .,. WITH THAT ? CLASSLESS SOCIETY. ELECTRIC GUITAR without sale Friday and Saturday Call eight months old, black and ment or home, J.D■ " Real street. Located on the bus amplifier. Excellent condi­ 646-4756 tan AKC registered, spayed Estate Associates, Inc. 646 line, across from shopping, tion. $35. Call 643-6294, female Call 649-7457. I960 bank and church. Fh-ice in­ evenings TAG SALE - 17 Bank Street, cludes wall-to-wall carpeting, LEASING 9*lfe September 18th and 19th 9-4 AKC English setter puppies, L(X)KING for anything in real air-conditioner and all HONDA ENGINE 1973 750cc, pm Moving' Miscellaneous have first shots. 10 weeks old, estate rental - apartments, appliances. Ideal (or elderly “I hmd s great game. I played with a guy who didn't know I 6500 miles on engine. $600 household items, toys, one male, four females Great homes, multiple dwellings, no person or couple. $200 and was an .M.U.. so I didn't have to hear about hit aches.' Extras. Call 872-9427 after 5 clothes, glassware and much show, pets, hunting. Call 742- fees. Call J.D. Real Estate $230. per month. No pets. 8 7 2 -9 1 4 5 ROUTC 83, VERNON 6 4 3 -1 1 8 1 p.m. more Rain or shine 6710 Associates, Inc 6461980. Damato Enterprises, 6461021.