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Reagan pledges full support

Ford taps Dole for second spot

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPl) - he would accept a convention draft. roll call vote of 1,187 to 1,070. West nomination. Democratic nominee President Ford today selected Sen. Tonight, on the final evening of one Virginia put Ford over the top at 1:29 Carter predicted the President will Robert Dole, R-Kan. to be his vice of the stormiest GOP conventions in a m. EDT, after 46 minutes of make a "formidable opponent" and presidential running mate. years, the more than 4,500 delegates balloting. that the GOP will become reunited

Connecticut State Chairman and alternates ratify his final choice Once the roll call was completed, "very quickly” after Kansas City. Frederick K. Biebel said Ford had and Ford, 63, accepts the nomination the weary delegates shouted their ap- But Carter expressed confidence he chosen Dole, ending days ol specula- for election as president in his own proval of a motion to give him the could sweep the South even if Ford tion in which the name ol the lormer right. nomination by acclamation. The con- had Baker for a running mate.

Republican national chairman rarely The President was nominated on a vention then adjourned until 7:30 Ford’s big breakthrough came had been mentioned among the p.m. EDT today. when the convention Tuesday night leading candidates. " It’s been long and tough, but it rejected. 1,180 to 1,069 with 10 absten- Ford made a public announcement was great!" Ford exclaimed, accep- tions, a high-stakes Reagan bid to soon alter. ting the congratulations of political force the President to disclose his

Earlier, he met with Ronald advisers and White House staffers vice presidential preference in ad- Reagan to discuss the vice presiden- crowding his $350-a-day. rooftop suite vance of the nomination balloting. cy. but did not oiler the deleated at the Crown Center Hotel. Calilornian the job. Witnessing his moment of victory Gloom was evident in Southern on television after eight tortuous delegations, where Reagan was es- Most prominently mentioned as pecially popular, over prospects for months of campaigning, the Presi- Ford’s choice was Sen. Howard Ford’s campaign this fall. dent leaned back, smiled and said: “I Baker of Tennessee, a 50-year-old hope nobody demands a recount ” There were vague, scattered moderate and key figure in the Reagan saw his 10-month cam- Senate Watergate hearings, which ul- rumblings that hard-core conser- paign go down the drain in seclusion timately led to Ford’s succeeding in his Alameda Plaza Hotel vatives both within and outside the Reagan camp might start a third- Richard Nixon on Aug. 9, 1974. headquarters 25 blocks away. party movement. In a long-promised show of unity The Reaganites’ zany, colorful immediately after his victory. Ford show of support delayed the But Sen. Jesse Helms. R-N.C., traveled to Reagan’s hotel for a brief scheduled mid-evening start of the their unofficial leader, said he might private conference and the two men nomination roll call for more than consider a third party alternative in then met with reporters in the three hours. It was well past mid- the future, but that such a move at former California governor’s night and the end of prime television this time would only weaken the GOP headquarters. time belore Ford could savor victory and help Carter. Reagan reaffirmed his refusal to at last. accept the vice presidential spot on a Robert Dole In Plains, Ga . before Ford's "I’m only interested in the two- Ford ticket, but hedged when asked if party system. " Helms said. "Having participated in the system. I think it would smack of immorality for me to pick up my marbles and go home just Connecticut goes for Ford because I didn't get my own way, ” But Richard Viguerie. a powerful KANSAS CITY. Mo, (UPl) - the week showed that Tennessee Sen. State Senate .Minority Leader fund-raiser for conservative causes Connecticut Republicans gave all 35 Howard Baker, considered the Lewis B Rome of Bloomfield said he and publisher of Conservative Digest of their delegate votes to President leading choice as Ford’s running would also happily abide by Ford's in the Washington. DC., suburbs, Ford and along with the rest of the mate, was the top selection of the choice, although he said Baker and wasn't wailing. He and other ac- party today turned their attention to Connecticut" representatives. Simon were his favorites. tivists were planning a meeting of his selection of a running mate. Also rating highly with the Connec- "1 think both of them would be conservatives in Chicago next week Ford, despite a seemingly never ticut delegates and though still in excellent, I would think Simon would to create a political coalition, get on ending demonstration of enthusiasm contention for the position were help the ticket in Connecticut, while the ballots of about 40 states and kill by R eagan su p p o rters, was Treasury Secretary William Simon Baker certainly wouldn’t hurt, " he Ford's chances of victory in President addresses supporters nominated early tc>day ending the and Commerce Secretary Elliot said. November tightest struggle for a major party Richardson. He said he didn’t think the selec- nomination in 24 years. Viguerie, who said the Republican President Ford raises his arms in the fashion of a victorious Biebel. who originally suggested tion of Richardson would help the Among the 19 persons seconding party "stands for nothing," was con- fighter as he speaks to a crowd of supporters at his hotel after Ford consider Sen. Lowell Weicker Connecticut GOP very much the Ford nomination was Rep. sidered a likely candidate for the of Connecticut, said he had no "I don't think Richardson is a very defeating Ronald Reagan for the Republican presidential Ronald Sarasin of Connecticut. third party’s vice presidential favorites among Ford’s vice- strong campaigner, " he said His nomination in Kansas City. He had just finished meeting with Near the Connecticut delegatiolT nomination The party's potential presidential possibilities New England appeal would not Reagan (UPl photo) hung a sign urging Ford to name dramatically help in Connecticut, it presidential candidate was rumored

Sarasin as his running mate. ■'Whatever the President decides would help more than some unknown, to be former Gov Lester Maddox of Connecticut state GOP chairman is fine with me,” said Biebel Georgia but not dramaticallv ” Frederick K. Biebel, one of Ford’s floor managers, said the long demonstration for Reagan was a tac- News summary tic to keep Ford’s nomination off Street project start hinges prime television time. Compiled from "It was their last hurrah, they United Prese Internetlonal were just venting their frustrations. The whole purpose was to keep us off on moving of utility poles of Ronald Reagan charged today prime time. They were instructed by State By GREG PEARSON that their candidate threw away the Reagan people, they broke the' ment of the poles) is working like a The contractor will start work his chances for the Republican agreement." he said. Herald Reporter well-oiled clock, there can be HARTFORD - Gov Ella T within the next week on relocating presidential nomination by using While the Reagan forces blared Some 50-70 utility poles will be a holdups, ” he said. water, sanitary sewer, and storm Grasso today named Fairfield "Mickey Mouse’ trickery instead horns, waved signs, shook hands and key factor in the starting date for the He pointed out that two reconstruc- drainage lines in the area. The major Democratic Town Chairman of fighting on foreign policy Issues hugged each other for more than an planned reconstruction work of W. tion jobs in town — one on E Middle portion of this work should be com- James Kellis to the slate Com- like the Panama Canal hour following the placing of his Middle Tpke, and Adams St. Tpke. near Mott’s, and one on pleted by the beginning of winter. mission on Special Revenue, name in nomination, the Connecticut Town officials are hopeful move- Hilliard St. — were delayed because which controls legalized gambling The work on road reconstruction DETROIT The United Auto delegates look bored. ment of the poles can be completed of difficulties that arose during cannot be started until the poles are in the state Workers union says Chrysler But when the Ford forces began by fall, so actual road work can begin moving of poles. moved, however. Corp can have labor peace this their demonstration the state’s in the spring. The movement of the poles has to The Hartford Electric Light Co. WATERBURY - Sen. Lowell fall only if it comes through with

delegates joined the singing, dan- “One major problem will be get- be completed before the contractor (HELCO) and Southern New England Weicker, R-Conn., planned to $37 5 million to repay a special cing, waving of signs and batting of ting the utility poles moved,” Jay J. for the W. Middle Tpke.-Adams St. Phone Co, (SNET) each own about meet today with Willard T layoff fund the L AW said was beachballs in the air. Giles, director of public works, said work, Della Construction Co of En- half the poles that will be affected by Chamberlain, president of mismanaged by Chrysler when it A poll of the delegation earlier in this morning. "Unless it (the move- field. can begin the actual road work the construction, Giles said. Anaconda American Brass Divi- idled 40.000 workers in 1974 Some of the poles in the area will sion, to discuss the closing of

only have to be moved a few feet. three W'aterbury plants which MIAMI - Tropical Storm Can- Giles said this can be done by digging employ 375 persons dice blew harmlessly away from a trench and "pushing" the pole to the mainland today but a new

the new location Other poles will HARTFORD - Slate Transpor- tropical depression dumped three have to be moved a greater distance tation Commissioner James F inches of rain across south This means a new pole will be placed Shugruc has ordered a safety im- Florida and buffeted the Florida in the ground and lines will have to be provement program for New keys with 50-mllc-an-hour wind switched from the old to the new Haven commuter trains as a gusts Giles explained that the area poses result of a New Canaan train some difficulties for both companies. crash that killed two per.sons NORTH WILDWOOD. N J - The lines in the area are 23,000 volts James Salamiles 20. of Meriden, and cannot be handled by men with WETHERSFIELD - The state Conn , whose ear slammed into gloves as some of the less-powerful gaming commission may become President Ford's limousine last ones can. The company crews will embroiled in yet another con- October, was placed on three have to move the lines from the old troversy for switching the site of months probation W’edne.sday on a poles to the new ones using a special a proposed "teletrack" from eharge of possession of hashish tool which resembles a long stick. Newington to Enfield To help ensure that the movement of the utility lines and poles goes International smoothly, town officials will meet Regional I’ORT Kl.lZABETH. South with representatives of the HELCO Afriea Soulh Alriean police and SNET about once a week, begin- BOS TON - The unemployment today fired their guns into a ning this Monday at 10 a m. rate In .New England rose to 8 5 crowd of 1,000 blacks massing

Highway Superintendent Timothy per cent in June, the I! S Depart- near a police slalion They O’Sullivan said, " It’s just a m atter of ment of I,abor reported refused to say If anyone was killed Wednesday Connecticut reported today. but said 10 black communication and coordination. As long as we can all communicate, we the largest rise in actual number demonstrators have died in two don’t anticipate any problems that of jobless with 11.000. days of racial violence

can’t be solved within 45 minutes. O’Sullivan and Giles said there are BOSTON — As expected. Gov COTABATO CITY, The I>hilip- also some fire department alarm Michael S. Dukakis has signed a pincs — At least 3,737 persons lines on the poles that will have to be bill making it illegal for were killed - moslly In the removed. There may also be some Massachusetts companies to par- eoaslal village's — in "Tuesday’s cable TV lines that will be affected. ticipate in the so-called Arab earthquake and tidal waves, the Reconstruction of W. Middle Tpke. boycott against Jewish companies National Disaster Coordinating will extend from New State Rd. east and goods. Five other states have Center said today Another 2.000 about 5,100 feet to a point near passed, and eight others are con- persons are listed as missing Bigelow Brook. On Adams St. the sidering. similar bills. Moving day at police station work will be from Center St. north BEIRUT. Lebanon — Fighting for about 5,200 feet to the Hockanum slackens in Beirut and the central Patrolmen John Hanley, Gary Minor and John Marvin (left to right) move files and fur- River. Della’s bid for the work was National mountains today amid reports $1,359,586.65, about 85 per cent of Palestinian leaders have given niture from the Manchester police station’s training classroom to new quarters within the KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Em- which will be paid by stale and partial agreement to a rightist station. The department shuffled many offices this week to take aovantage of space bittered conservative supporters vacated by Common Pleas Court 12. (Herald photo by Pinto) federal funding. plan tor a new cease-fire. PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs . August 19. 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING liTERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., August 19, 1976 _PAGE THREE N,ew Crossroads director impressed Theatre schedule

Vernon Cinema 1 — "The Rockville 2 — "One Flew Showcase Cinema 1 — Showcase Cinema 3 — with towmdrug group relationship Omen" 7:15-9:30 Over the Cuckoo’s Nest" 1:30- "Entertainment Part II ” “Silent Movie" 2:15-8:00-10:00 Vernon Cinema 2 — "Sur- 7:10-9:30 2:00-7:10-9:40 Showcase Cinema 4 — vive" 7:30-9:15 Egst Windsor Drive-In — Showcase Cinema 2— “ The "Outlaw Josic Wales" 2:00- Stephen O'Donnell, the new direc- "Unless men do something about 7:109:35 THURS. NIGHT FRIDAY & SATURDAY Burnside 1 — "Ode to Billy "The Omen " 8:10; "Race Man Who Fell to Earth " 2:10- tor of Crossroads, the drug expanding their role, women are Joe” 7:15-9:15 With the Devil " 10:20 7:15-9:40 counseling center in Manchester, is going to leave them behind." he said. Burnside 2 — "St. Ives" East Hartford Drive-In — impressed with the close relationship O'Donnell also wants to expand the 7:20-9:20 "Deep Red" 8:10; "Evelyn between the town and its drug ad- number of youth counseling groups. Rockville 1 — "Bambi" Came Out of the Grave 1U:I0 sm p ' visory group. Other ideas include operating a job 1:00-8:40; " G u s" 2:15-7:00- Manchester Drive-In— 'St. The bank for youth and running a balloon 9:50 Ives" 8:15; "Magnum Force" O'Donnell was selected from three 9:45 GREENHOUSE finalists Wednesday by the Drug Ad- business. 315 Broad Strati, Mancheatar With a diversified background, visory Council, .fudge William PHONE 649-7370 v‘ FitzGerald, council chairman, said. O'Donnell said he has many fAcroii From Tht Pott OHIco) O'Donnell succeeds James experiences to draw from. Breitenfeld who has accepted a posi- fie spent two years with the U S. OPEN DAILY 10-5:30 CLOSED SUNDAY tion as director of a training program Armv working mostly with food- ALL COLORS for drug counselors at Manchester related duties before going to college. Community College. He received his B A degree in psy- HARDY MUMS ^1.49 O'Donnell has several ideas he said chology from State University of HEIRLOOMS OF TOMORROW tRt ; he wants to try. He mentioned doing New York at Stony Brook. Recently, Get your bacit off your old mattress... and more group work with adults in drug he received his master s degree from HANGING PLANTS ^3.50 „ we'll get your old mattress off your back education. P’ormation of a men's the University of Maryland in social MANCHESTER COUNTRIi^ group is high on his list, a group that work. '254 BROAD ST. MANCHESTER ALWAYS A GROWING SELECTION OFT BXD n U M K $ ^ 0 0 | would help men to realize "they don't Merchant i in Early A t rwnon Furnl lurB purrhmftr His work experience includes coor- 945 MAIN ST. rou RE Rtpro^siCtioni have to carry the whole family dinating a citywide summer lunch OF GREENERY TO CHOOSE FROM AUTO PARTS • Ui ^ v o f Ma i t r eM or ^ EJox Spr ing. burden — they can share it with their program with the Maryland Food MANCHESTER 270 Broad St. 649-4528 LOOK! wives and their family. " He cited a Committee, working with the PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH television commercial which shows Jaycees prison group at the THURS.S FRI. & SAT. ' Open Daily 8-5:15 • Sat, 8-5 ■ the lather doing the dishes a teen- Baltimore iMd.) City Jail, working REPRODUCTIONS ager doing the laundry, and the with teen-agers as a counselor and Concern, and Common Cause. P E C I A L S mother coming home after college group leader with the Huntington, His hobbies are mountain clim - BARGAIN INI ATINEES ^ classes. "This is the way it really L I., N.Y., Youth Board, counseling bing, camping, karate, photography, boys’ printed Valvoline Oil is," he said as he added that he and coordinating activities for disad- cycling and chess. He added he wants despises the role the midday soap $1.50T0DAr SPECIAL PURCHASE vantaged youngsters at the Bayshore to learn to play the piano. SC>^UNTIL2i30_P.IW ^ ^ long-sleeve Pennzoil opera falsely portrays of women I L I. I YMCA, and working with a Susan Grant has been appointed . 8 8 today. sport shirts S. caterer full-time assistant director of the FRED’S He sees his role as a social worker drug proram. Quaker State He is a member of the National ( coming into the community.and hel- O'Donnell and Miss Grant will 1-84EXIT58-SILVER LANE-ROBERTS ST. ping a family system which is a Association of Social Workers, the begin their new duties Aug. 30, FRUIT LAND • EAST HARTFORD • 24HR. TEL. INFO. 568-8810 . William Penn necessary component to successful Marvland Commission of Social ' FREE LIGHTED PARKING- We Honor WASTER CHARGE SAME SAVING ON FULL & QUEEN family life 239 MAIN ST. reg. 5.98 ittA t Hasting-AC-STP-Purolator (formerly Burger Chef) THE DELUXE QUILTED MATTRESS OUTLAW i FRESH FRUITS 4.99 Oil Filters -".f- Brook cleaning, new drains, luck AND JOSEY DRUM Acetate-nylon blend. Handsome floral and , I WALES Rat«d R STP Gas or Oil Treatment SUNK BEDS HIGH FAMOUS STUDIO (. ’ ~ , VEGETARLES scenic prints. Size 8 to 20, compitit niSERS MAKE ‘■"''CH -J T FrL, Mon. , Tut s . 2:15 with bedding tompicti RECLINERS tietpi 7 helped the town escape floods 7:30 9:40 GAILY Sal . & Sun . 2:00 OFF I Warm, rustic, wheat grain accents in solected $21995 $17 995|. Mon . thru FrI. 2:00 7:10 4:05 5:50 *89“ *259.®® 9 :35 ; Sat . A Sun . 2:00 7:45 9:55 girls’ northern pine Rd . which is being done by the Glenn 4:35 7:15 9:50 00 ANY CASE OF 0IL| Although no town waterways "We did get the program com- SPECIALS THURS. THRU SAT. Dutj), Country |t„tcb Comer Hutch overflowed during last week's Construction Co. of Manchester, solid and plaid pleted before the storm, and it paid EXTRA FANCY WITH THIS AD | hurricane, street flooding in should be completed within three or CALIFORNIA UTRA FANCY dividends. " O'Sullivan said. ^ _ fla c k s Manchester is not a problem of the The continuing installation of four months. BANI WAS SEEDLESS GRAPES past. storm drainage systems is probably He also hopes to take bids by the 6.88 According to Public Works Direc- the major factor in preventing future end of the summer on the White 19‘„ 59‘„ reg. 8.98 to 9.98 tor Jay J. G iles and Highway flooding in Manchester. Brook Phase 1 project, a drainage job FRESH NATIVE NATIVE, FHESH EXTRA LAROE Girls' slacks in corduroy and cotton-polyester I2« Superintendent Timothy O'Sullivan, MACHINE SHOP SERVICE Manchester residents approved a that will be about twice the size and NITTBItSMCOIM paras labrics. Available In sizes 7 to 14. SPECIAL T h Il RS.. FRL & SAT. 3NLY a Manchester escaped flooding Nov. 1974 referendum question that cost of the Thompson Rd work problems during the storm for three requested a $2 million bonding reasons — a brook cleaning program, proposal to pay for 28 storm drainage The White Brook work will include 89*... 29«.. The man who continued storm drainage installa- projects. Six of the smaller approved installation of a storm drainage L0N6 GREEN CRISP CALIF. ICEBERQ fell to Earth h tion projects, and plain, old good system starting at Union Pond and CUKES LEHUCE 19 Table at Tlw W.G. Glennay Co. projects have been completed, Giles Mon . thru FrI. 2:10 7:15 Q u a s a r NOW SUPER WASHER luck. said. These include work on Keeney. ending at the intersection of Green 9 :40 ; Sa t 9 Sun . 2:15 5:00 DAVIS FAMILY "We were lucky with that storm, " 4Q< 7:40 10:10 Color TV Hills. Woodland, Hilliard, Durant, and Phelps Rds. Some of the in- 3i29‘ La, h .K l Giles said, pointing out that the 1.68 and Little Sts. stalled piping will be as large as nine LANDSCAPE inches of rain that fell was far below feel in diameter, Giles said. The es- OPEN DAILY 9-7; THURS. & FM. til 9; SUN. 9-2 tbe predicted 5-8 inches. Both Giles and O'Sullivan agreed timated cost of the work is $4 million. RESTAURANT He also said the rain that did come that these completed jobs helped pre- TIMBERS BURR CORNERS Automatic Washer was spread over many hours. vent floods that might have occurred O'Sullivan said regular cleaning of Quasar "If all that rain came down in a when the rains and winds from catch basins and town streets is Big Capacity Tub short period, we would have had Hurricane Belle hit another step taken to help prevent WEYERHAEUSER Open Daily 11 AM - 9 PM flooding. problems," he said. Ground breaking was held Tuesday 100% Closed Sunday Thus, the town does not plan to rely for one of the larger approved "We have cleaned every catch SOUPSfiK 40 CCA • Water Saver on just good luck for flood prevention drainage projects, the $269,000 basin at least once, and most have during future stormy periods. • Lint Filter Thompson Rd job. Work will include been done twice, over the past six MATED iy-v A brook cleaning program was installation of about 2,300 feet of rein- months." he said. FAMILY SPECIALS • 3 cycles started about four months ago and forced concrete pipe from the end of Model WT5542MW TO RESIST The town has also been notifying GOOD ONLY THURS., FRI. the 13th & .SAT. finished earlier this month Highway Thompson Rd to Preston Dr. and on the state of state-owned drainage ROT ( DECAY crews cleaned debris that had S. Adams St. between Thompson Rd. systems that are undersized or need 100% Solid State Modular Chassis gathered underneath bridges and and Center St. cleaning, O'Sullivan said. ’In-Line” Matrix Picture Tube. 3x5x8 Steps FRESH GOLDEN alongside ponds, lakes, and brooks in Giles expects work on Thompson Antficm "Super Insta-Matic” Color Tuning. FRIED SCROD town. ft ’ OpUmlric Assodaiai Instant Picture and Sound. Energy Slabbed 2 sides GREGORY PECK ry glj^wmiVfV Saver Switch. Personal Touch w/lemon & tartar sauce LEE REMICK Control. Lighted Channel Numbers NATIVE PEACHES BAKED SPECIAL • STUFFED SHRIMP kAUG. 23 ONLY Hale Haven varieties. 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Manchester, Conn., Thurs., August 19, 1976 MAlNCHliitilbH h^VhJNlING HKRALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., August 19, 1976 — J’ A G E F I V E iHaurhratrrEunmuriirralii The big issue: Penny-pinching or a free lunch Business Pass CPA exams Manchester — A City of Village Charm and the consumer Founded Oct. 1. 1881 Nine area residents have passed written exams WOODLAND GARDENS KANSAS CITY - Even in this record, but against the Democrats' Congresses and the high price the qualifying them as Certified Public Accountants, but they Member Audit Bureau of Circulation Member, United Press in'iernahonai topsy-turvy year, the inconguity is record and ambitions. taxpayers will pay if Jimmy Carter Andrew Tully must complete experience requirements before cer- Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square. extraordinary. Although the Oh, Ford and his stable of speakers is elected. tificates are issued, according to the state Board of Ac- ^ .Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. Republican Party holds the White will extol the virtues of the ad- Consider the preamble in the Travelers countancy. ELIMINATES^ House, Gerald Ford for the most part ministration, but the emphasis will Republican platform. It says in part. They are Henry F. Bastien of 328 Maple St., East Hart- MOST LAWN- \ Raymond F Robmson Edilor-PubliStier Harold E Turkmgton ManatJmg Editor will campaign not on the Presidential be on the past sins of Democratic "The Democrats' platform repeats Even assuming that the figure was promotes ford; Charles E, Farmer Jr. of 345 Oakland St., the same thing on every page — more padded by partisanship, the sum Manchester; Robert J. Harvey of 64 Snipsic Lake Rd., DAMAGING I Opinion government, more spending, more sounds scary. town men Ellington; Arthur A. Komninos of 147A Downey Dr., INSECTS! inflation...This Republican platform Whether those bogyman tactics Manchester; James D. Murray of 786 N. King St., South I says exactly the opposite — less will succeed, of course, is debatable. Windsor; David J. Newman of 93 Risley Rd,, Vernon; niow«IOS§ I government, less spending, less in- We all, it seems, want something Three Manchester residents have been Paul G. Senecal of 111 Green Manor Dr., East Hartford; flation..." from Washington, and voters have James T. Sirois of 15 Elizabeth St., South Windsor and Why not a primary? In short. Ford's job will be to scare always enjoyed chewing on a good, promoted at The Travelers Insurance Cos. in Hartford. Gregory G. Weaver of 18B Vernon Garden Apartments, the voters, not caress them with juicy promise. But the Democrats Rockville. promises. He will denounce massive are vulnerable to the charge that The appointments were an- nounced by Morrison H, federally funded public employment their profligacy has made both Kaymond E. Tinti J. Bruce Green JnineH J, .Sullivan The forthcoming primary who are equally concerned programs such as the Humphrey- Beach, chairman of the government and hot dogs too expen- board. within the Republican party about the party's welfare rise Hawkins bill would create. He will sive. reject compulsory national health in- Raymond E. Tinti was for the office of registrar of to protect the incumbent from After all, not a goodie is bestowed, derwriter, senior un- derwriter and in 1970 was Travelers m 1973 as a con- surance. He will talk rather vaguely appointed secretary in the voters repfesents, on the sur- what they regard as an un- not a dime spent, without derwriter and supervising named assistant manager. tract attorney. He received IMPROVED! I of owi hauling the welfare system Congressional consent. And the special accounts a underwriter. In 1968 he wa> He returned to the home a B.A. d e g re e from Now formulated to kill insects that cause brown face, an uncomfortable divi- warranted challenge? while opposing its federalization. Democratic Party has had exclusive marketing division and J. Bruce Green was named appointed assistant office as supervising un- Providence College and a The “Little Shop’’ with dead patches in your lawn. BUG OUT wipes out sion of the party which is Why, to carry the argument Ford has all the frightening figures control of Congress for 22 straight secretary in the corporate derwriter in 1972. Green J.D. degree from Suffolk Cf-flNCH BUGS. SOD WEBWORMS and others to trot out. For a starter, he can warn years and for 40 out of the last 44 assistant secretary in the that eat away at your tu rf. , . FAST! boumjjto damage it. But is it further, should the party field division, both in the accounts division A serves as chairman of the University Law School. He that if all the programs on the years. A President can economize Covers 10,000 sq. ft. to control chinch bugs, sod really that? members not make the choice casualty-property com- graduate of the University Board of Christian Educa- was admitted to the big fashion ideas... Democratic platform were enacted, only with Congress' approval. of Connecticut, Tinti is ac- tion for the Community webworms. soil service insects. Covers 5,000 Rormally the registrar is a at the polls when called on to mercial lines department. Connecticut Bar in 1973. sq. ft. to control Japanese beetle larvae government spending would increase Moreover, the cost of maintaining tive in the Boy Scouts of Baptist Church of Sullivan is a member of the 303 East Center St., Manchester do so? by $200-billion a year. He can remind Congress also has increased by leaps James J. Sullivan was party functionary accepted by promoted to attorney in the America, Charter Oak Manchester. He is Connecticut Bar, the Greenvi'eiiJ ...ask somebody who knows! the electorate that a study by the Of- and bounds. Congressmen's staffs Open Mon. thru Sal. 9:30 to 5:30 everyone within the party and Granted there is an expense regulatory affairs and law Council, He is married, has married, has two children American Bar, and the fice of Management and Budget and more than 400 Congressional three children and lives at and lives at 28 Shepard Dr. Hartford County Bar WOODLAND GARDENS pretty much taken for granted. involved, but if democracy is division of the life, health Open Thursday Evenings 'III 8:00 t 168 Woodland St., Manchettar (0MB) says that the tax increases committees and subcommittees have 112 Chamber St. Sullivan joined The Association. He is married He is renominated more or expensive, the alternative is needed to support the 60 Democratic grown by 84 per cent in the last 10 and financial services department. Green, a graduate of tbe and lives at 23 Cambridge »♦«•*»*»*««♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦* programs could require a whopping years, as compared to a 12 per cent less automatically and if there more so. Tinti joined the com- University of Connecticut, St. $1,000 annual increase in the average growth in the Executive branch. joined the companies in kfm m and FOREIGN is ever a contest, it is resolved Granted, too, that it is American's federal income tax. panies in 1951 in the Ford will charge that more than 1,000 1964 as an underwriter Car Carpets quietly and without public fan- "nicer ” when a political party He can and he will do all this, separate government assistance casualty-property depart- ment and a year later was trainee and two years later fare* puts on the face of unanimity, because the "peril” posed by the programs have resulted from the was named associate un- CARPET election of a Democratic President is necessity of each subcommittee staff named assistant un- The prospect, therefore, of a but differences within derwriter. He later served derwriter. Late in 1966 he inherent in the OOP's united and to justify its existence. It now costs MERCHANTS primary election to decide on a American political parties as that department as un- was transferred to 1310 Tolland Turnpikt rigid stand against big government, the taxpayers $l-million a year to Charlotte, N.C., as an un- ______646-8588 party registrar strikes us, at well as between them is one of big spending, and a swollen uncaring support each member of Congress. first im pression, as an the healthy facts of American bureaucracy. It is a position sup- Jimmy Carter, of course, can res- awkward business from which political life. ported almost unanimously by the pond that he's been running against party's rank and file. PLAY OUR BONUS GAME| no profit can emerge. Let the Republican voters go big government since January 1975. 116 EAST CENTER OLD SAYBROOK...OUR 38th STORE! 3 BIG SALE DAYS... 9 Besides the Humphrey-Hawkins But his claim has a hollow ring now That may not be a true to the polls, armed with the bill, the 0MB analyzed five other that he has embraced Humphrey- MANCHESTER WE HAD A I assessment, however. Why, best information they can get, major Democratic proposals: AUGUST 19th THROUGH Hawkins' national health insurance (formerly *1000““ 1 after all, should not some of and vote for whichever can- -Sf77b>6A—j National health insurance, the and assorted other spending federalization of welfare, child programs in the Democratic plat- INNER I _ AUGUST 22nd. those who devote their time didate they think is best suited development, antirecession aids and form In any case, the die was cast and energy to party affairs not to carry on the job. It is an im- ‘Let's see now . . .the toebone's connected to the federal aid to education. It claimed here in friendly Kansas City. The question an incumbent, and portant position, vital to the footbone . . .” that if all six were implemented, voters will choose between penny- Holson Refillable why should not some others two-party system. they would add about $100-billion pinching in Washington and the more to the federal budget in 1979 promise of a free lunch Magnetic , Photo Album, CLOROX 16 OZ. BOTTLES No Clue O' ' Co'n Compassion not GOP’s strong suit bl each I COCA COLA 1 Packed jails now GALLON 6 P A C K Jimmy Carter this year, "and 1 per- party Besides the elderly, the rural schools for felons KANSAS CITY — According to sonally hope it's 10 of 10 " constituency is shrinking, and the Republican moderates, party for- Tom Tiede Why the switch'’ "Because we can suburban, and the small town. 39< 89« tunes began to decline with the death read the papers, too," says Rudy Negligence is the ultimate sin for a W ITH PRIO R P U R C H A S E O F $7 50 WITH PRIOR PURCHASE OF $7.50 Danstedt of the National Council o’f political party People do not want to America’s juvenile correc- offense). Male or female, the of Teddy Roosevelt. It slid from being the party of Lincoln, T. R and Senior Citizens. He recalls that be engineered, not do they want to be tion facilities are clogged with typical youth in the study has progressivism to being the party of Nixon opposed "almost every social forgotten. security increase that came across "status offenders" — kinds had considered prior contact Calvin Coolidge, Herbert Hoover, Alf parts." Alas, the Republican arc has The road back for Republicans, CHOICE MEATS whose conduct would not be Landon, Tom Dewey, Barry his desk," and that Jerry Ford has with the juvenile justice gone cold. Rather than mass its tried to cut more recent SS hikes in then, is lined with human beings. Goldwater, and Richard Nixon. potential constituents, it has over the They needn't be coddled by their par- FRESH MADE A considered a crime if com- system." half. As for R, Reagan, he denounces CHOICE BONELESS One thus wonders what everyone is years carelessly let them wander ty but they must be defended by it. BUTTERBALL mitted by an adult, such as Along with broad incon- cheering about at this GOP conven- SS at any cost, a thought that ITALIAN SAUSAGE away. terrifies most elderly voters who get HOT or SWEET CHUCK ROAST skipping school, breaking sistencies between and within tion. The slide has become an Older citizens are a case in point For instance, polls indicate that at the monthly checks. least 40 per cent of people over 65 re- curfew or running away from the states in the definition and avalanche. Republicans are on the Kristol says they tend to be conser- So it is that many other people sent having been forc^ into retire- k home. endangered species list. Four out of vative, often hold on to the old n.09 handling of juvenile offenders, five Americans polled refuse to iden- wonder why they should support the ment; it is a form of discrimination This is the salient finding of values, and thus should appreciate GOP when it doesn't support them. the study found striking com- tify with the Grand Old Party. Thirty Republicanism. Yet increasingly which one day, one way or another, In the 94th Congress there were well will end Will the GOP help end it? a study of 1,837 youths in cor- parisions between “msw- seven of the 50 states have anti- they do not. Many elderly FILM PROCESSING W rm ANY CAMERA PURCHASED ^ over 1(H) Democrats but only nine Will the party fight for the right of Republican administrations. The Republicans are turning to NOW THRU AUGUST 22nd YOU W ILL RECEIVE A C O UPO N W ITH ANY CAMERA PURCHASE C rectional programs sampled comers,” who had entered a Republicans, who sided with the aged wags here believe that if something Democrats. Others are) so dis- everyone to hold his job as long as he TO DEVELOP AND PRINT. AT NO CHARGE, YOUR FIRST ROLL OF KODAK. by the National Assessment of correctional program wlithin isn't done to reverse the party's on 90 per cent or more of beneficial is physically able? One suspects not, GAF. OR FJUl COLOR PRINT FILM (DOES NOT APPLY TO illusioned with the party they are legislation. "When people get old, " POLAROID TYPE FILMS) ^ Juvenile Correction (NAJC). the previous four months, and decline, the next convention may dropping oulof the political process but one hopes so If Republicanism is says Pecoraro, "they need help more to survive (and if it ceased to exist More than a third of the youths "veterans," who had been con- easily be held in the foyer of the altogether. John Pecoraro of than ever. The trouble with we'd have to reinvent itlNt will have were status offenders, yet fined a year or more. Onl>' 20 Ripon Society clubhouse. Washington's Concerned Seniors for CHUCK In one important sense the party Republicans is they just don't seem to begin battling for rather than many of them were confined per cent of the newcomers, but Better Government says he thinks to care about it. " deserves its troubles. In its haste to six of 10 older people will vote for against those good people who hold STEAK side-by-side with youths who 46 per cent of the vetemns, become the party of responsibility Hence the sun sinks deeper on the its fate in their hands. JIM DANDY FRESH I and respectability it has forgotten G had committed arson, assault said the since their arri val I FRANKS GROUND CHUCK l| or armed robbery. that politics is people. Ideology has they had learned ‘‘many w ays” replaced human concern in the 49< The NAJC project, begun in to break the law. leadership, a balanced budget in Open forum I 79« 89*,. !! 1971 under a grant from the The NAJC calls for removal Washington has become more impor- Law Enforcement Assistance of status offenders friom tant to the cause than a balanced diet in Appalachia. Has Jerry Ford been Residents asked to support 8tli District Peach Festival Administration and conducted juvenile institutions, along to Bedford Stuyvesant? Does Ronald j LEjW STEW BEEF J1 .39 I 3nw by researchers from the with major cutbacks in the Reagan give a thought for the hc'°’ A University of Michigan, is the numbers and sizes of closed in- millions who would die if he pushed To the editor: something. The shortcake is Evelyn W. Gregan DELI PRODUCE 1Cl' first comprehensive collection stitutions in almost every his feud with communism to its local delicious with plenty of peaches and Public Relations Director end? Fair or not, the party's image is The 8th District (North End) of national date on juvenile state. real whipped cream, coffee, music. 8th Utilities District, j! one of aloof arrogance, and millions Volunteer Firemen serve the people Manchester correctional programs. “Institutions are appropriate of Americans resent it. of Manchester 365 days each year entertainment and prizes. I 2 LB. BOX C O The Board of Directors of the dis- .. "The typical NAJC youth is only for those delinquents W'ho Ironically, many of these millions protecting them from loss of life and BANANAS 19“ I are philosophically, if not formally. property. trict extend to all the people of Open Forum I TURKEY LOAF likely to be male, nonwhite, display serious offense Manchester and surrounding towns Republican. The nation has for 2(H) The Herald invites comments on the I SLICED about 16 years of age and lower patterns and who appear to years been conservative and con- Once each year they ask for an invitations to come and join us on issues of the day. Its policy is not to print class,” said the report. "He is pose an unequivocal threat to structionistic. But as New York assistance in putting over their one Friday. Agu. 27. letters of thanks, letters of appreciation, ; PEPPER LOAF.,, 5 9 “ I mks 59“ i University Prof. Irving Kristol fund raiser, the annual Peach We count on you to show the or personal endorsements of candidates no angel — he readily admits to the community,” the report I SLICED POLISH P A a reminds us, the majority cannot Festival. firemen how much we appreciate (or political office. Letters should be drinking, using drugs and concludes. brief, and The Herald reserves the right simply be assumed, "it has to be If you have never attended one of their devotion to service and make ... skipping school, but neither is "Jamming these facilities this festival the biggest ever. to shorten the text. Letters too lengthy to I VEAL LOAF 59“ m 6/59“ I welded together out of disperate their parties you have really missed edit will be returned he a hardened criminal. He has with minor offenders and I MARQARETT C 4 I Q probably committed a minor problem children inevitably j PEPPEROHI ... 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The Bible states: “The { ENGLISH MUFFINS....3/4 DOG FOOD 1.14 or 135-20 w.Processing w Processing w Processing a minor league baseball club, often wages of sin is death, but the gift of lly I nited 1’rt'sn Intcriiiilional Moscow court and sentenced to 110 observed well-known baseball scouts God is eternal life through Jesus I LIBBYS h SCOPE 24 ox. SO'OFF OA I years in prison. He was released 18 looking for big league prospects. Christ our Lord." ITOMATOJUICE 320X. 2/89^ 9 Today is Thursday, Aug. 19, the months later and exchanged lor Watching those eagle-eyed experts Jesus said, "To as many as Picture Perfect” Policy... if you are dissatisifed with any print we make return it to us within 30 days ot purchase 232nd day of 1976 with 134 to follow. HORMELL A * . MOUTHWASH Soviet spy Rudolf Abel, separate sheep from goats made him received Him to them gave he the I with original processing envelope and we will refund the cost of returned prints promptly, cheerlully no red tape' The moon is between its last realize he didn't know as much about authority to become the sons of I SPAM...... 89* quarter and new phase. MY-T-FINE baseball as he thought. God." "-".'V,...... 'Vflli;/ The morning stars are Jupiter and God in His love has spanned the 4T a KRAFT IMITATION mg.. Saturn. A young player who seemed pretty PUDDINGS 6/*ll good had weaknesses he had chasm between Himself and man and {MAVONHAISE...... «. 5 8 * CHOC. . LIMON . BUTTIRtCOTCHtch ' I Your 12 Exposure ^ ' g i L . Your 20 Exposure The evening stars are Mercury, we now have a wonderful Mars and Venus. overlooked. The scouts knew what to 12 P A C K Color Film Slide and Movie Color Film Herald yesterdays look for. 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It's like the beautiful symphonic or other compat- Kodachrome or 2.5 years ago The truth became more and-more I CRAPE JELLY....,...1. 35* DAIRY Ibfe color print film or other compat On this day in history: apparent — there simply was no such orchestra in which there are many Reg. 3.49 Eklachrome Reg 1 79 ible color print him Reg 4 99 In 1915, two Americans were killed This date was a Sunday; T.hi? thing as the perfect baseball player. instruments, playing different notes, Valid only on fibn M lor developini now throah Au(. 22 Vabd only on film left lor developing now through Aug 22 when a German U-boat torpedoed the Herald did not publish. KRAFT WHITE OR COLOR f 4 1 Q I Valid oniy on film left tor developing now through Aug 22 Or even one who is nearly perfect. but because of the maestro-directing, OFFER EXPIRES AUG. 22 OFFER EXPIRES AUG 22 OFFER EXPIRES AUG 22 British liner "Arabic" in the Atlantic 10 years ago holding that orchestra together — it I------— Ocean. The best batter often struck out, and I HUDSON A jAikA CHEESE...... I'k The Board of Education is told that never hit safely even half the time. makes magnificent music. There is •ifMV,' In 1955, the worpt flood to hit the nearly $80,000 is approved in federal The best pitcher lost now and then. commitment to the maestro in dis- I NAPKINS...... 180... 2 / 8 6 ^ BREAKSTONE I ox. JA a ^ Northeastern states killed 200 per- 3 WAYS TO CHARGE and state funds to help continue a The history of humanity reveals a cipline, and we are playing beautiful delta 4/t1 sons and destroyed or damaged 20 - special help program in elementary music together in every area of our CREAMGHEESE 49“ |g^ SALE; THURS.-SAT. 000 homes. striking spiritual resemblance. Some I TOWELS...... 3/4 MANCHESTER schools providing remedial help in have risen to greater heights than lives. FLEISHMAN’S / S A I O Daily 10 a m to 9 30 p.m. ^ In 1960, U2 spy-plane pilot Francis reading, math and work study skilla others. But ail have fallen short of Rev. Milton Nilson I SWEET LIFE . / A A a 1145 Tolland Turnpike Saturday 9 a m. to 9:30 p.m. Gary Powers was convicted in a for educationally and financially dis - the requirements of God. (associate minister) EGG BEATERS ,...681M And another thing: Why don't you install a drive-in iORAIKEIUICE...... 5/99* j A advantaged children. The Bible teaches that man was Trinity Covenant Church COMPLAINTS winoow?" PAGE SIX — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., August 19, 1976 ^ANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs , August 19, 1976- PAGE SEVEN 25th wedding anniversary About town College notes Federal grant to aid family planning R eb ecca C irc le of A Bible study will be con- man St., with the beginners campus. Alateen for the 12- Pathfinders Club. The The Manchester Evening Herald prints Emanuel Lutheran Church ducted tonight at 7:30 at group meeting at 7:30, and to 20-year-old children of family groups are open to more Manchester news than any other Lorraine M Roberts, daughter of A donation of $90,000 in private con- will have a work program the United Pentecostal ning in its comprehensive plan for and information and counseling Friday at 10 a.m. at South problem drinkers will meet those affected by someone newspaper. Mrs Constance R Roberts of 43 tributions from Planned Parenthood services covered under Title XX as, at its meeting tonight at Church, 187 Woodbridge St. United Methodist Church tonight at 8 at the with a drinking problem League of Connecticut has rhade about all methods of birth control. A 7:45 at the home of Linnea Richard Rd., is one of 20 St. "enabling individuals of childbearing woman coming back to the clinic Uawrence I’niversity students who possible a $900,000 federal grant to age to limit their family size volun- Uccello, 29 Carriage Dr. Connecticut for family planning sessions for an annual Oheckup may will spend the fall semester in tarily, to space their children or to pay as little as $5. Manchester Young programs for the state's low and Marines will meet tonight Nairobi, Kenya. resolve fertility problems.” Ser- Clients who earn more are asked to All students live with African moderate income residents. at 7 at the Howell Cheney vices are free to individuals taking pay more. The top amounts a person Manchester Composite families in Nairobi and will work two Contraceptive services for Regional Vocational- home less than $50 a week, or to a or family can earn in gross salary Squadron of the Civil Air or more days per week as interns in Manchester and East Hartford area Technical School. woman from a family of four with and still be eligible for subsidized Patrol will meet tonight offices, agencies or businesses residents are available now at less than $104 a week in take-home . services are $13,100 for an individual from 7 to 9:30 at the related to their major field of study. Planned Parenthood clinic sessions pay. and $17,700 for a family of four. Manchester State Armory. The students will also attempt to at Manchester Memorial Hopsital Reduced fees for service start at Membership is open to ail Al-Anon family groups climb Mount Kilimanjaro. and at St John's Episcopal Church in Morton Silver, Planned Deli Department Specials $10, This can cover a medical Parenthood’s director of evaluation young people from Grade 7 will meet tonight at 8 at the CHOICEST MEATS OUR OWN o n East Hartford examination, blood pressure check, Pathfinders Club, 102 Nor- Under a contract with the state and development, estimates the through high school. RAKED HAM ib. tests lor veneral disease and cervical $900,000 will pay for about 30,000 Z.39 Department of Social Services, cancer, supplies of contraceptives m TOWN RATH'S 0 Planned Parenthood has provided the visits by clients to family planning clinics in the state HARD SALAMi 10 per cent donation for a 9-1 federal DUBUQUE NO WATER ADDED . 1.89 Servicemen matching grant. The statewide, non- COOPER SHARP profit agency will also have to con- LOAF CHEESE ,.*1.79 tribute 5 per cent for administrative Menus SHANK QROTE A WEIGEL Robert Migliore of Glastonbury costs of the program, funded under was recently sworn into the U.S. Title X.X of the Social Security Act. TAG SALE! MiNCED BOLOGNA . lb. Army for three years as a lb. *1.19 *1.49 The state describes family plan- Wednesday: Rump roast of beef PORTION topographical surveyor. F .l d e r l y RATH with gravy, whipped potatoes, A 1973 graduate of Manchester Menus which will be served Aug. NUGGET HAMS . lb. 23-27 at M ayfair and Westhill summer squash au gratin, fresh DUBUQUE NO WATER ADDED 2.39 High School, Migliore attended Hart- 21 OUR OWN Gardens to Manchester residents 60 plums, cornbread, margarine, Saturday, Aug. ford State Technical College. coffee, tea or milk. He is now taking basic training at or over are as follows: 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. V.WnCABOHI SALAD l b .’ Thursday: Baked meatloaf with Bun Kt Dix. N J , and will receive ad' Hadassah luncheon Monday: Roast ham slices au jus, \ / Spanish sauce, fresh corn on the cob, vanced instruction before reporting glazed sweet potatoes, buttered A poolside party will be the set^ng tossed green salad with oil and to his permanent duty station. for a membership luncheon hosted by asparagus, tapioca cream pudding PORTION lb. *1.29 llllllllllll vinegar, Congo bars, whole wheat 138 Main St. Mr. and M rs. Harry Shan the M anchester Chapter of with fruit garnish, whole wheat bread, margarine, coffee, tea or bread, margarine, coffee, tea or Hadassah,on Tuesday at noon, at the milk. PERRI HOT OR SWEET Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shaw of 248 Hosting the party were the couple's home of Mrs. Michael Dworkin, 256 milk. Manchestar ^ F9r A Welc9me Change, Serve Something From Our"^ Ludlow Rd were honored with a sur- four children, Stephen, William, The Manchester Evening Tuesday: Pan-fried liver with Friday: Vegetarian vegetable Ludlow Rd soup, tuna salad in long roll, prise party Aug. 15 at their home in Kimberly and Heidi. onion gravy, parsley buttered Knights of (hilumlNis Hall Herald prints more Anyone interested in attending vegetable coleslaw, chocolate cream ITALIAN Fresh Fish Department observance of their 25th wedding an- The party was attended by friends Manchester news than any mav contact Mrs. Richard Levy at potatoes, carrot and raisin salad, glazed yellow cake, whole wheat pudding, bread, margarine, coffee, Featuring This Week niversary. The couple was married and relatives. The couple received other newspaper. 649-5189. tea or milk. Aug. 18,'l951 many gifts. bread, margarine, coffee, tea or SAUSAGE lb. *1.19 milk FRESH COD FILLET Births WHY N OT MMI GN E S T E R ! USDA CHOICE BACK L O B S T E R S It 7. fl \ r a, r i n a \ n n , Vi'iicliumr, Holibyn son Osleger of 43 Jensen St. (laughter of Edward and Miclii'le. daughter of United Securities He was born Aug 7 at Mt. RUMP ROAST lb. *1.59 Gertrude MacDonald Bz- Steven and Jeanne Baldt Sinai Hospital. His mater- dyra of Dunn Rd., North Venetianer of Woodbridge. nal grandparents are Mr. is now affiliated with Coventry. She was born She was born July 29 at and Mrs. Neils Sorenson of 2.39 lb. Aug. 13 at Manchester Yale-New Haven Hospital. Westbrook, Maine. His Memorial Hospital. Her Her maternal grand- paternal grandparents are maternal grandparents are parents are Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Wm. H. Rybeck & Co. Mr and M rs. A.S. Alvin Baldt of 25 Grand- Osleger of New Britain llllllllii MacDonald of Dunn Rd., view St. Her paternal M a mbort of tho Boston Stock Exch ange; North Coventry. Her pater- grandfather is Harry His m aternal g reat- grandmother is Mrs, Ella nal grandfather is Michael Venetianer of West Haven. Ord ers Exe cut ed On All Exchange e. Bzdyra of Dunn Rd., Cov- Haskell of Portland, USDA CHOiCE DUBUQUE NO WATER ADDED entry She has a brother, Maine. His paternal great- Eddie, 7: and a sister, Oitleger, Eric N i'II k, son grandfather is Stanley Convanlantly located In the Ellen, 10 of David and Donna Soren- Mals of New Britain. BOnOM o n A C T WHOLE HAMS Manchester State Bank Building ROUND ROAST 12-14 C Know sweet success hrina in your 1047 Main S t, Manchester«646-7400 Lb. Avg. 9 lb. 1.19 of making sourdough / I 1.09 oU blue Mi By Gaynor Maddox Yankees relished his excellent will translate into a full- meals and drink before bodied flavor." he says. We Give Old Fashioned My great grandfather was a pushing on to the North, His Let Our Family sourdough He crossed the Preparing and nurturing the sourdough bread was sen- starter: Thoroughly wash the Butcher Service... plains on horseback arriving sational. in San Francisco in 1849 on the container. Mix a one-fourth- Serve Your Family! way North seeking gold. As The saloon is now re - ounce packet of dry yeast with the 49'ers usually carried con- established by Timothy 2 cups of flour and 1 and one- ST0R£ HOURS: tainers of sourdough with Firnstahl, a knowledgeable half cups of warm water. Stir SLENDERiZING plus-siza fashions . L them to assure good bread restaurateur. He's written a and set aside in a warm place for the hard to tit L for three days At the end of jgJSi'S. during their prospecting, gold cookbook, calling it “Jake Mon. S Tues. 'til 6:00 ■ *W 317 Highland St. O'Shaughnessy's SourDough this period your starter will be JEA N S seekers soon became known bubbly and will smell of yeast IN ANY CONDITION* as sourdoughs. Book" after much research on Wed., Thurs., & Fri. til 9:00 Today sourdough bread the wholesome and satisfying touched with alcohol You will mmm from San Francisco is bread of the gold pioneers. then have 2 cups of starter to AND WE WILL ALLOW YOU MANCHESTER probably the most famous. It (Paperback. San Francisco put to task. 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M A N C H E S T E R E V E N IN G H E R A L D , Manchester, Conn., Thurs . Augii.sM9 1976 - PAGE NINE Police report Tass critical Preschool registering of G O P platfor m COMPLETE CM Regi^strations are being accepted for the fall term at Harold D. Lee, 36. of 12 were apprehended in • A b r e a k i n t o t h e The Chestnut HHf Preschool located in Emanuel looked for them later, the By I nilrd Press PLAZA DEPT. STORE I the B I C Y C L ES Roy Rd . South Windsor, Bolton by State Police and Manchester Country Club's A. Kissinger as saying the Lutheran Church, 60 Church St, Registration is open to all bag was gone. No other International “We Have A Notion To Please" Pathfinder. and John H F’almer III, 25, turned over to local of­ Ninth Hole Refreshment amendment would not have REPAIRS children three to five years of age, regardless of race LHGEST SELECTION OF garbage on the street was The Soviet Union said EAST MIDDLE TPKE., MANCHESTER ARE YOU GETTING THE of Hartford were arrested ficers. Stand off Line St. It any effect on U.S. foreign nationality or religion, and operates nonprofit NEW BICYCLES IN THE disturbed, police said. Thursday President Ford's • COLLISION (N u t to Frank’! Suparmarkat) VERNON EREt by Manchester Police Each was held overnight appeared that nothing was policy and describing it as Parents are invited to come to the school Friday from 1 • A r e p o r t b y T h e nomination marks a rejec­ BEST PRICE Wednesday and charged in lieu of bond and was to missing. a “tactical move.” • MECHANICAL to 2:30 p.m. to register their child. Children are welcome Manchester Evening tion of an “ ultra­ with second-degree be presented today in Com­ • Theft of a garbage bag The Communist party WE SERVICE ALL GENERAL MOTORS to come with their parents. Herald that about $175 in reactionary course” by the CANNING SUPPLIES larceny, authorities said. mon Pleas Court 12, East containing eight cartons of newspaper Pravda also at­ CARS AND TRUCKS Chestnut Hill has a three-day, two-day or five-day mor­ ON YOUR cash had been stolen from Republican Party. The of­ Police said the charges Hartford cigarettes from a Bolton tacked the Republican Genuine Parte ning session from 9 to 11:30 a.m. There is also a three- I Mason Jars Freezer Bags & Boxes newspaper racks in several ficial Tass news agency, stem from the theft of a St. address early platform, saying it Factory Trained Mechanics day, two-day or five-day afternoon session from 12 15 to Manchester locations. The however, also criticized PRESCRIPTI0N?y*Ri4 Bolton woman's Burglaries and thefts Wednesday morning. The borrowed rhetoric “from 2:45 p.m. The three-day sessions meet Monday, Tuesday I Jelly Jars Funnels & Cheesecloth The 09I uvm y C liM t t I II2& ISO mp9J Herald reported 18 racks Ford's supporters for 24-HOUR WRECKER SERVICE M o to rlM d B tc yc l* may b< your Comporo in Arthur's C onsum cr'V ^^eK ^^ ' automobile from the reported to police aniwer to ktou town tklivenei, complainant told police he had been broken and 5 were the arsenal of the cold CALL 646-6464 and Wednesday; the two-day sessions meet Thursday and Open Book, the prices ol thou- Meadows Convalescent Wednesday included: allowing concessions to Home CannersGood Luck Jar Rubbers acrou eamput cap«n, or Hiiurrly quit smoking and threw out missing. war.” Friday, and the five-day sessions on Monday through crutm in the country Th« dependable sands ol prescnpiion items are available al ihe llip Home Tile two suspects • ho cigT-ottps hut when he Ronald Reagan in the Friday. ® eaiy lo operate C iB a ttl. long a lavonte Freezer Tape Paraffin Wax tn Europe, cumei in candy apple red. of a linger, for all the world to see. Yes, wc deirver. Republican Party plat­ wilh a ISO rrtpg Minaralli engine and POST ROADPLA2A Carter Chevrolet Parents unable to register their children on Thursday a completely aulomaiic transmiiwon form. MAIN STREET. ROUTE 30 1229 MAIN ST. e MANCHESTER bul wish to do so. or want more information may call Freezer Paper Can-Well Blanchers At all In London, a Foreign 01- VERNON, CONN. 172 3159 either of the directors, Mrs. Mahlstedt at 643-8682 or “ON SAT I It , JO Area police fice spokesman said the Mrs. Misage at 643-4346. Need Something — Ask Plaza! l”’.*"'L^OPeN THUHi A FAI ARTHUR DRUG STORES British government would EVENINGS TILL f Applications are also available at the Emanuel All ripilfi guEnnmd » ShlrponlnQ • Kiyf Madl have no immediate com­ HOITON around, rolled over and then struck a Lutheran Church office, or by calling 643-1193. He was released on a $150 non­ ment since it considers I-arry K Landric. 20. of 2 West utility pole. rope in surety bond for appearance in court Ford's nomination at the Police said no injuries were Middle Tpke., Manchester, was in Rockville Sept. 15. Republican convention an reported No court date was given. charged early this morning with internal U S. aflair. Public exceeding the posted speed limit VKRNON James Cortez, 20, of 12 Ward st., “The results of the ALL CALDOR STORES JOIN IN CELEBRATING' after a one-car accident on Rt 85, Robert Smith, 36, of 48 Grove St., Rockville, was charged Wednesday voting are assessed here as Records Bolton. our Rockville, was arrested Wednesday with fourth-degree larceny on com­ rejection of the ultra­ Police said Landrie said he on a warrant charging him with two plaint of Arthur's Drug Store, reactionary course in home W arranly dfctlH observed headlights coming toward counts of issuing a bad check on com­ Rockville. He was released on his and foreign policy which Walter A. Daniels Jr. him in his lane and when he swerved plaints made by Welpi House of promise to appear in court in was upheld by the former and Linda Daniels to G&R to avoid hitting the other car he lost Flowers and the Casa Nova Rockville Sept. 15. governor of California," Realty of Vernon. Inc., control, went off the road, spun lace Restaurant, both of Vernon. Tass said in a report from property at 117 W. Center Kansas City. St.. $39,000. GRAND OPENING "Reagan and his sup­ Theodore A. Harris and porters attacked the policy Charlotte R. Harris to OLD SAYBROOK-OUR 38th STORE No progress reported in tal ks of the relaxation of ten­ and U&R Housing Corp., sions in relations with the property at Northfield Soviet Union and called for Green Condominiums. $31.- an unrestrained arms 500. to settle Meado'ws dispute race," Vintage Homes Inc., Tass said Ford's sup­ this w eek East Hartford, to Richard pall Fashions! V savins®' No progress was made Wednesday president in charge of operations at it would not be in the financial dif­ porters, in the interests of F. Barnett and Bernadette New afternoon during a three-hour Geri-Care, the nursing home chain of ficulty they are in. party unity, made con­ B. Barnett, both of meeting of nursing home officials, which The Meadows is a member, cessions to Reagan forces, Ballston Lake, N.Y., Girls’ He said he hoped there might be Boys’ the union and a federal mediator in said that although the union main­ some change in the state's attitude "especially in the amend­ property on Briarwood for Turtleneck Knits an effort to end a two-month contract tains will agree to binding arbitra­ toward improving financing of nur­ ment hampering Soviet- 1499 Dr., $57,000. dispute and avoid a strike at The tion, Geri-Care will not accept it. sing homes before the next meeting American relations that Theodore R. 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Clyde Rd., $38,000. proposed acquisition “by Girls’ New WASHINGTON lUPI) - Union officials could not be Now Enrolling Viiilrlaiiii deed its very nature would to The f'ederal Reserve reached this morning for comment. Children for fall Irene Slegeski to Elaine Skirt or Jean some extent impose an ad- Board said today Bankers EHL Lassen, property at 504 Fashions Trust New York Corp., the ditional burden on Stale Conn. Lie. Parker St., no conveyance nation's seventh largest "Bankers Trust's) Call 647-9141 tax. Our Reg. 6.99 operations. banking organization, “has Kxenilor'.H drrd Doubleknit “In these circumstances, been experiencing finan­ Estate of Alexander Jar­ Men’s I Bankers Trust's) cial difficulties. " v is to Aetna Service Dress resources should be Better $ Bankers Trust controls Krause Stations Inc., East Hart­ directed toward developing nine banks in New York ford, property at 555 W. Fashion Slacks and maintaining strong and UMITED State. Tbe banks are hold­ flo rist & Greenhouses Middle Tpke., $75,000. Our Reg. 6.99 efficient operations within ing $10 4 billion in assets TIME OFFER! Dress ' Wrinkle-free lOO'^o poly­ Very ' n" embroidery Or its existing structure, " the Building pcrmilK and account for one of ester machine washable rope trims on pre washed board said. Leon Cieszynski, addi­ every $12 of assets in New Shirts new Autumn colors Full or Sanforized denims tion at 744 N. Main St., $5,- cut sizes 8 to 18 York State's commecial The Federal Reserve Zip fly fronts 7 14 Board Is one of three 000 Reg. 7.99 banking system, the board LARGEST RETAIL GROWERS IN MANCHESTER Mrs. Rita McConville, Poly,cotton blends said. federal agencies that regulate the banking in­ aluminum siding at 453 rnscenres, stripes, The board expressed the Mofichcilvf 643-9559 tone on-tone and dustry. Summit St,, $2,000. view in denying the holding 621 HARTFORD ROAD. 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Auvu.sl ,9. ,976 - PAGE) ELEVEN Obituaries Carter congratulates President Norman A. Gahlu-y Norman A. Gabbey, formerly of 12. PLAINS, Ga. (UPI) — Jimmy mony had developed since the 19 Locust St., died Wednesday at tbe on a full-time basis,” he said. ”I need Carter telephoned congratulations to nomination, Granum said Carter P Lightning rally by Phils Veterans Administration Hospital in President Ford in a three-minute call to be learning and putting together replied, “I anticipated that. I’m not the campaign structure.” Newington. He was a former resi- today, and told him he was not sur- surprised.” dent of the state Veterans Home and prised that harmony had developed He was asked if the issues briefings Hospital, Rocky Hill, The Democratic contender spent a are designed to compensate for at the Republican National Conven- quiet evening at home Wednesday Mr. Gabbey was born in Ireland. alleged deficiencies in certain areas. tion since Ford’s nomination. night, celebrating his wife There are no known surviyops. ” My opponent is probably accurate Last month Ford had phoned Rosalynn’s 49th birthday, while the A private funeral will be held a ^ e saying there’s a great deal about the P nets another victory Carter after his selection as the Republican nominating process was Newington Memorial Funeral Home, Democratic presidential nominee in nation’s government with which I’m going on. sacrifice fly and Lonborg completed Lonborg went 7 1-3 innings, with Giants in a game held to 6Vz innings 20 Bonair Ave., Newington. New York, Returning the courtesy, not familiar, and when I need help NEW YORK (UPI) The Carter planned to drive to Macon, the rally with a run-scoring single. Ron Reed finishing up, to score his by rain. Dave Parker had four hits There are no calling hours. Carter placed his call at 8:31 a.m., and advice,” he said. ‘T m trying as Philadelphia Phillies staged Ga., later today for the Fifth Annual "It's not one thing,” said Manager 13th victory against eight losses. and Richie Zisk drove in four runs for EDT, after he heard on television best I can to compensate for that in- another of their “lightning Capricorn Records Barbecue, his adequacy by gathering around me Danny Ozark. “Big innings are usual- Cincinnati defeated Atlanta, 4-1, the Pirates. John Montefusco was the Roy E. W(‘l)l)er Sr. that the President had arisen for the last scheduled public appearance rallies’’ Wednesday night with loser. day. people who can supplement my own Pittsburgh routed San Francisco, 12- Roy E. Webber Sr., 78, of 30 School before leaving Sunday on a four-day five runs in the third inning, 1. St. Louis shaded San Diego. 5-4, Cardinals .5. Padri-s 4 Press director Rex Granum said knowledge and experience.” St., Stafford Springs, formerly of trip to California, Seattle, and Des and Los Angeles nipped New York, 3- Mike Anderson and Ted Simmons Ford did not return the call until then went on to beat the Mon- Manchester, died Wednesday at Mt. Moines, Iowa. Capricorn Records is treal Expos, 5-4. 2, in the other scheduled NL games. drove in two runs each for the Car- Sinai Hospital. Hartford. He was the 10:20 a.m. and explained to Carter he the Allman Brothers Band’s recor- Red.s -I", BrawH I dinals. who dealt 19-game winner The victory enabled the runaway husband of Mrs. Lorraine Emrick had been “in the sack.” ding outfit. Randy Jones his eighth setback Pete Phils to maintain their 12 I/2-game Jack Billingham pitched a five- Webber. During the conversation, Granum At the end of his fifth lengthy Falcone won his lOlh game with the Schaffer endorsed lead in the National League’s hitler for his 11th win as the Reds Mr. Webber was born March 16. said Ford told Carter he appreciated briefing on campaign issues late-inning relief help of Al Hrabosky Eastern Division. ended their four-game losing streak 1898 in South Wilkes-Barre. Pa . and the call and had not yet reached a Wednesday, Carter talked about the WASHINGTON (UPI) - and Bill Greil, Mike Ivie had three The Phils trailed, 2-0, going into by beating Atlanta, Walks to Joe lived many years in Mansfield, East vice presidential decision. past six weeks, spent almost entirely Democratic senatorial hits for San Diego. ■the bottom of the third, but struck for Morgan and Johnny Bench and Hartford and Manchester before Carter said he told Ford the Kan- in his small hometown in southwest candidate Gloria Schaffer Dih Ijjit s Mels 2 all their runs after pitcher Jim Lon- singles by Tony Perez and Cesar Ger- moving to Stafford Springs a month sas City proceedings "had been a Georgia. has won the support of the Pinch-hitter Manny Mota's double borg led off with a walk and Dave nimo enabled the Reds to snap a 1-1 ago. very good convention, a hard fought “I don’t particularly want to be National Women’s tie in the third inning. Dick Rulhven with two out In the bottom of the Cash doubled. Mike Schmidt's triple ly started with hits but speed and the He was a retired security guard battle. " When Ford said a lot of har- highlv visible traveling In the nation Political Caucus Campaign suffered his 11th loss For Atlanta. ninth drove in the winning run for the tied the score and Jay Johnstone's ability to run keep things going. who had been employed at Atwood SuDDort Committee. Piralcs 12, Gianl.n 1 Dodgers as Charlie Hough picked up double put Philadelphia ahead. 3-2 We've got hitters from top to bottom Security, Springfield, Mass. Jim Rooker pitched a four-hitter his 10th win. Tom Seaver went the Garry Maddox was intentionally in our batting order and they keep the Other survivors are three sons. and drove in two runs as Pittsburgh distance for the Mets and saw his walked, Tommy Hutton hit a pressure on rival pitchers" James E. Webber of Merrow, Roy E. Convention reporter's notebook unleashed a 17-hil attack to crush the record dip to 9-9. Webber Jr. of Stafford Springs and William G. Emrick of East Windsor; until Symms asked: "Do (UPf Photo I two daughters. Mrs, Gail Muncey of By CLAY F. RICHARDS in K em per A rena delegates for Ford wore we want a president who Getting his kicks in Lincoln, Del., and Mrs. Geraldine KANSAS CITY, Mo. Wednesday night when white warmup jackets on will hang a balanced Eudy of Wallingford; a step-brother, (UPI) — No, Nelson Ford was nominated was the convention floor, and it Comedian Bob Hope mixed up his sports us he allempled budget around those John Keithline of East Hartford, and Rockefeller said, he didn’t one comparing the wives of made them look like a punt on the third hole when his putt failed to drop during) rip a Reagan sign from the liberals’ necks?” nine grandchildren. the two candidates. coaches or auto race pit the pro-am round of the Sammy Davis Jr.-Greater hartford Angels^Ryan gains win “No," the delegates The funeral is Friday at 1 p m. at hands of a North Carolina Referring to Betty crews The jackets are sold shouted. Open. the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main delegate on the convention Ford s background as a at Ford Motor Co. floor. Somewhat flustered, St. Burial will be in Center dancer the sign said: dealerships for $8 apiece. Cemetery, East Hartford. “I thought he was giving. Symms said, "You were “ Betty can dance Nancy supposed to say ‘yes.” The delegates wanted the Friends may call at the funeral I thought, look you don’t (Reagan) can lead.” (UPI photo) Among the signs hanging insignia patch on the front: home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m look a gift horse in the Some M ichigan “Ford Power ” despite long hall yield Reagan supporter weeps mouth, so I just took it,” Rockefeller explained with Thoughts ApLENty Delegate Patricia Colon, a young Reagan supporter, weeps as it again. a wink and a grin. “And 1 NEW YORK (UPI) - Nolan 15 losses. and Jack Heidemann hit a two-run Ryan finally won through the grace Goss, Johnson the former California governor goes down in defeat to President wanted to preserve it, so I Ryan has so much natural "You don't realize what it's like to single off Vida Blue in the eighth in- Ford in the balloting for the Republican party's presidential sat on it.” of Detroit reliever John Hiller, who hit against him." said Detroit out- ning to pace the .Milwaukee victory. talent that sometimes he is wild pitched home the winning run in named officers nomination early today in Kemper Arena in Kansas City, Mo. Rockefeller’s humorous fielder Ron Leflore, who struck out Sadecki came on with a runner on By Len Auster able to win despite himself. the 11th inning. Dave Collins poked a version of the tense four times in five at bats against third and two out in the ninth to APPLIANCES TELEVISION Wednesday night the fireballing one-out single, stole second and took of Peck group moments on the convention CATALOG AUOlO Ryan, "...You just go up and look to retire Billy Williams for his first California Angels' right-hander third on a passed ball before trotting floor came at a Utah hit the ball — somewhere. " save struck out a season-high 17 Detroit home on Hiller's miscue. Mary Jane “Irene'' Goss and delegation meeting the In other games. New York beat Im liuns I. Rin,-il- I U.S. troops placed batters en route to a 5-4 victory over Hiller also set up the fourth William C. Johnson have been named morning after. Pedaling around Texas. 8-6. Milwaukee defeated Dennis Eckersley and Jim Kern iforms and umpires to have a game? the Tigers. But whenever Ryan eased California run when he threw an officers for the Fred Peck Re- Rockefeller said he and Must say I'm glad to be back What is wrong with using towels for Oakland. 3-1. Cleveland derailed combined on a six-hitter and Ray- up and let the Detroit batters see the attempted sacrifice bunt into right election Committee. on alert in Korea the N orth C arolina behind the typewriter and back to Kansas City, 4-1. Chicago toppled Fosse's two-run single climaxed a bases and just having fun’’ ball, they knocked it off the wall or field in the 10th inning to eventually Mrs. Goss will serve as telephone delegate became friends — work after two weeks of rest and Boston, 4-2, and Minnesota clubbed four-run. sevenlh-inning rally as Everything is just too organized into the seats and stretched the game set up a bases loaded situation for chairman for the committee. She has and he gave him a unique relaxation. Baltimore, 5-1. Cleveland downed Kansas City. PANMUNJOM, Korea (UPI) - soldiers. today and in a way the youngsters out 11 innings before finally falling, Tommy Davis, who responded with a been a Manchester resident for 25 Vz convention souvenier — he It was a different kind of vacation, A 8 , I t a n m - r s 0 Eckersley gave up only four hits over North Korean President Kim Il-Sung In Washington, a Pentagon source are spoiled. They have to be driven Ryan blew a 3-1 lead in the bottom sacrifice fly years and is chairperson of the autographed the Reagan mostly spent atop a Schwinn three- Roy White drove in five runs and the first eight innings before Kern ordered all of his armed forces into a said today: “We have taken the and told what to do I'm not that old, of the ninth when he dished up just California Manager Norm Sherry Manchester Emergency Pantry, sign and returned it. speed bicycle pedaling around hammered a two-run homer, his se- took over to record his 11th save, "combat posture " today. U.S. precautionary move of increasing the but when I was in my youth we the second home run of the year by replaced Ryan, with John Johnson will be the treasurer for In the Maryland delega- Manchester. You get an alternate cond of the game, in the ninth inning Orinlrs | troops, under direct orders from the readiness status of the forces in the thought nothing of it to get the gang Dan Meyer with a man on and two Verhoeven, after he yielded a leadoff Peck's cam paip for re-election as tion one never-say-die perspective from this vantage point. together and just play from dawn to to give Sparky Lyle his seventh win Dave Goltz and Bill Campbell com- Pentagon, were on increased alert area.” out, after the Angels gave him a 4-3 single to Tom Veryzer in the 11th. Republican registrar of voters John- delegate held a sign that For one, you see things much more dusk. We didn't have umpires. We in 14 decisions Texas routed New bined on a seven-hitter to hand because of the “deliberate murder” The North Korean broadcast said, lead in the 10th, .Alex Johnson singled Verhoeven got the final three outs to son is a former member of the said “Stassen Can Beat in focus than speeding by in a didn't have uniforms. We didn't have York starter Ken Holtzman for five Baltimore's Jim Palmer his 11th loss of two U.S. army officers by North "We do not want to provoke others and Rusty Staub doubled to deadlock preserve Ryan's 10th victory against Republican Town Committee and a Korean guards. Carter. " It referred to motorized vehicle. The ups and runs in the first two innings. of the season against 16 wins Mike first but will never allow the enemy a field like Verplanck. But boy did we former selectman for the town. perennial presidential can- downs in the road become more )i, V's I Cubbage and Rod Carew each Kim’s order applied to both regular to provoke us first have fun. With fields like Verplanck Peck and Marion Mercer will lace didate Harold Stassen, defined. You become more observant Jim Slaton and Ray SadeckI knocked in a run and scored one to armed forces and militia of Com- “ If the U.S. imperialists dare start FiTter-Flo® W ashing Action and Waddell around, you'd think they off in a Sept. 7 primary for the Rep. Steve Symms of — o h d o y o u . limited Oakland to just four singles lead the Minnesota attack munist North Korea, a North Korean a war in defiance of our stern war- would be in constant use. Republican registrar's position. Mrs Idaho, at a rally with Texas Some motorists apparently take broadcast said. It said the North ning. they will be unable to escape a But, with the Little League season Mercer is the party-endorsed can- supporters outside Kemper Traps Lint As It Washes! great pleasure In seeing how close Korean troops had been placed on crushing blow,” it said. over, maybe that does mean the end didate, but Peck, who has been "combat readiness" Arena, tossed out a long they can come to just missing you. of baseball. That's a sad commen- registrar since 1960, decided to The two officers, 1st Lt. Mark T. • 3 Wssh/Rint«'Tamperatur6 The North Korean order was issued list of questions about wbat Combinations — Energy Sav> These people are tremendously ap- tary. primary. He obtained 788 signatures Barrett, 25, of Columbia, S.C., and B Division playoffs kind of president they Ing cold water selectlont preciated (?). Bicyclists do have as after U.S. troops were placed on Capt. Arthur G. Bonifas, ^3, of New- by the Aug, 13 deadline. He needed wanted. much right to the road as those in Bits and pieces stepped up alert near the truce burgh, N.Y., were fatally attacked • 3 Water-Level Selections — 413 signatures, five per cent of the All of the response were give versatile washing cars Don't get me wrong, most Manchester American Legion village of Panmunjom where the two with axes and metal pikes by 30 town's registered Republicans, to Americans were hacked to death correctly answered "No,” • Permanent Press Cycle motorists did avoid by great length baseball coach Jack Holik released under way tonight force a primary. North Korean guards Wednesday as this party. But that minority who are final stats and as expected Bruce Wednesday by North Korean they supervised a routine tree- • Activated Soak Cycle • Famous Filter-Flo* System having a little "fun" could cause a Ballard led the mound brigade. The trimming operation along the border. serious accident. lanky right-hander, headed for the • Balanced Load Control One town slow pitch softball champion has been decided and Grasso pledges effort to keep Fire calls With the increased popularity of University of Pennsylvania, in 824i Heavy-Duty Q E Motor beginning tonight, 12 teams from six leagues will be in the hunt In Meiiioriuni the two-wheelers without engines, innings allowed just 40 hits while for the B Division Tournament title. In loving mcmoT7 al "A shining this corner does wonder why there striking out a phenomenal 146 Waterbury tube mills open Slar, • Frank Granato. who lefl,ii! on Manchester League champs and runners-up August 19, 1972 aren't bicycle trails established in batters. He logged a 9-3 won-lost Wednesday, 2:33 p m. —Car from Charter Oak, Eastern. Nike. In- HARTFORD (UPI) - The Anaconda Co. has would be a regional ap- fire at 467 Center St. (Town) town. It's the belief here they would record with a 1.52 ERA. Last Highland Park Market, runner-up Gov. Ella T. Grasso today God giveth, and God takelh. PRICED dy, Rec and Dusty Leagues will par- Gunver Stampers. Indy — champ said it will close the three The reason, we know not why Wednesday, 7:41 p.m. — be widely used. Tuesday in his debut in the advanced proach — not direct finan- ticipate In the double elimination af restated her pledge to help mills by December unless cial assistance to the com- His need for you was greater than Dryer fire on Channing Dr. One final note about bikes. They Twilight League, Ballard fired a two- Renn's Tavern, runner-up The earthly things gone by fair which is slated to run until Aug keep three brass mills in the United Auto Workers pany — that would en- (Town) are the greatest for those who want hitter whiffing 10 to lead the East M anchester Oil Heat. .Nike - Today, 7:32 a m. — Gasoline LOW 26. .Action will take place at three Waterbury operating, but union accepts a new labor courage the economic Sadly missed. to exercise (to lose weight) but can't Hartford Merchants to a 1-0 win over champ: Pero's. runner-up. Mother. Father, washdown at N; Main St. and sites — Fitzgerald Field, Robertson ruled out the possibility of contract calling lor a pay run or jog too well because of the Vernon Orioles. One of the two Sportsman Tavern: Rec - champ development and growth of Mary, Mike, Tolland Tpke. (Eighth Park and Nike Field with the finals offering direct state sub- cut of (2 an hour. and Cindy recurring shin splints (yours truly). safeties was a triple by Paul Groves, Telephone Society, runner-up CRT the area and creation of District) at Fitzgerald sidies to the mill’s owners. ’’This matter is obvious- new jobs,” she said. Fourteen days of riding, swimming, a Bolton High product who will con- Opening action tonight Teams entered and leagues they If the brass mills’ 370 ly at an impasse and etc. resulted in a net loss of II tinue his sports career at Southern finds Gunver vs Wilson at 6 15 at The governor has said if Big 18-lb. Capacity! represent are C harter Oak — employes are thrown out of whatever can be done to pounds. On top of approximately 34 Connecticut State College. Fitzgerald with Oil Heat vs the Anaconda mills are WEEKEND SPECIAL champs: Multi Circuits, runner-up work the state will try to move it off center will be a previously, it's been a losing (win- Manchester High added girls' Highland Park Market at 7 30 Over closed down, the state Wilson Electric; Dusty — champ: provide assistance to the welcome development,” Plus Mini Wash ning) battle the last three months. swimming to its varsity roster last at Robertson. Keggers vs. CBT al Labor Department will try Looking Glass II. runner-up: Waterbury area so that Mrs. Grasso said during a MINIATURE CARNATIONS Just proves if you set your mind to year. East Catholic will do the same 6 15 and Sportsman vs Telephone at to find new jobs for the 370 Keggers; Eastern — champ: new jobs can be developed, Capitol news conference. employe who would be laid • Mlnl-lashtt' iMture ..... something, it can be accomplished. this fall with Ralph Viola, former 7:30 she said. CASH a CARRY _ nates the need for hand • l l’I Photo I “One area to consider off washing boys' coach at Hartford Public, • Pllter-Ple* Oyatem /Vo pickup games handling the reins. One of the top Tag play at home too late • Permanent Preae/Pefy Knit Eagle natators should be Katie rexusi Rungcr Duiiiiy Tlioiii|ison slides iit safelv under tlie Coventry farmhouse suit settled Cyole — provMea an i Coincidentally, my journeys took T u ck er, a v e te ra n AAU p e r- matio oold water eooMown me past the little league fields at HARTFORD (UPI) - former...The CCIL will have two of tag) of .New \o rk Yankee ealelier Frtui llt-aK as uiiipirt* Don The Connecticut Civil Verplanck, Waddell and on Love Nine tenants who claimed destroyed private proper- the youngest football coaches in the Denkiiiger gels set to make safe eall. Liberties Union said its in- 8.5 E. CENTER ST. Lane and yet nary one pickup game police needlessly wrecked ty” during the raid. state this year. Twenty-two-year-old vestigation of the raid 619.5268 by the younger set could be found It their farmhouse during a A town investigation said Jack Holik will be head man at found ' ‘su fficien t makes you scratch your head and 1971 drug raid have agreed no reprim and or d is- PRICED Manchester High while 25-year-old evidence" that "some ponder. DenVs home run to a $20,000 out of court ciplinary action was called Joe Baccwicz has taken over al En- police officers knowingly Do the little leaguers, after the settlement made by Aetna for field High from Joe Lamana who RIGHT season is over, put the gloves away Life and Casualty Co., retired. Football and soccer prac- carrier for the Town of AMtRtCAN and FOREIGN until the following campaign? Do tice for the schoolboys officially topples Red Sox they think they need doubleknit un- Coventry in 1971. Car Carpets VITAMINS begins Aug. 30. Police Chief Robert Kjellquist said today he CARPET COMPARE AND SAVE GE’s Top-Of-The-Llne CHICAGO (UPI) - of the season was informed back in May MERCHANTS ARTHUR DRUG Stockton leads field Chicago’s Bucky Dent has hit "It was^gratifying to hit one off that Aetna was going to 1310 T ollan d T urnp ikt “Programmed only 10 homers in the past Fergie,” said Spencer, a former make the settlement but he ______846-8568 three and a half years. Unfor- teammate of Jenkins with the Texas hadn't heard any more as GHO starts today Rangers. "Two years ago, when he about it after that. He said m Washer” tunately for the Red Sox, his won 25 games, he was the best the town itself had nothing 10th came Wednesday night. SAVINGS^ • M lnl-B a ika l'- faalura ellm l- WETHERSFIELD (UPI) — PGA winner Dave Stockton, his putting honed pitcher I ever saw. The pitch I hit to do with the settlement. BUCKIOSCHOOt nataa lha naad lor hand | in a seven-under-par-64 practice game Wednesday, led a field of 144 players in Dent’s second home run of the tonight was probably a ball low and Police said the three- waihlng today’s opening round of the $210,000 Greater Hartford Open. season brought in two runs to lead away. " hour raid and search netted fabric sal e • F lll«r-Flo* S yatam The 24-year-old Californian, his the White Sox to a 4-2 victory over Denny Doyle's sacrifice fly scored less than $100 worth of • Parm an an i P raaa/Poly K nit 1 wallet and confidence shored up with his first tournament title since he Boston. Rick Burleson, who opened the game FALL PATTERNS A A marijuana but all charges FOR OVER 50 YEARS Cycla-provkfaa an auto-1 the PGA win Monday, appeared nailed down the GHO crown in 1974 Although homers are a rare feat with a triple, to put Boston ahead 1-0. against the suspects were c matio cold watar cooldown anxious for a second straight victory just ahead of Floyd for Dent, they aren’t for his oppo- Gossage loaded the bases in the se- yd. subsequently dropped by a JERSEY PRINTS J over the relatively short, 6,583-yard,- Stockton, who needed only 28 nent, Boston hurlcr Fergie Jenkins cond when he gave up a double to state prosecutor, reported- par-71 Wethersfield Country Club strokes on the greens, holed out a (11-11). It was the 20th homer of the Carlton Fisk, a bunt single to Rick ly because the search season off the 32-year-old right- Miller and a walk. ASSORTED PATTERNS 4. 1 r ■ . . ■ shots from 65 yards for an warrant was faulty. nio.! ‘ 8 streak eagle three and sank five putts from hander. Butch Hobson then hit into a double Settlement of the $2 5 A family’s sorrow at a difficult player but nay trouble is getting in 25 feet and beyond in the practice Last season, Jenkins led the play while Fisk scored to put Boston ACRYLIC SO 29 ThHtKfCNtrsr million federal civil suit time is often decreased by knowing xinroFf position, said Stockton after taking round American League with 38 home-run up 2-0, was recently approved by BLENDS " r o . ! / pitches. Twice the Red Sox left the bases wQshoble 60 wide ^ that friends and actjuaintances are in o'*! Stockton said he felt “ right” in the U.S. District Court Judge present. Your affection and concern featured Bob Hope, Flip Wilson and practice round. “When my putter is ” I thought it had a chance as soon loaded and both times Gossage got M Joseph Blumenfeld. are quickly shown when you attend a Sammy Davis Jr., who has loaned his in good condition, nothing else reallv as I hit it,” said Dent, whose shot Jim Rice for the final out — once on a The owner of the ma n y SHADES TO CHOOSE FROM name to the annual charity event seems to matter,” he said came in the fifth inning with Jerry strikeout and once on a pop to short. farmhouse on Rte. 31 in funeral. Hairston on first with a single. "It ” I fed him (Rice) real good fast- UPHOLSTERY INSTANT CREDIT...UP TO $900 i sponsored by the Greater Hartford The Wethersfield course usually Coventry, Albert Lindsey, , provides under par rounds. In the 72- was a fastball in and 1 was just trying balls that took off,” said Gossage. has a $1.1 million federal VINYL values to WITH APPROVEO CREDIT CARDS When you win one major, some hole tournam ent’s 24 years, the to hit it hard.” “BuUt’s Burleson who’s been as hot Herald photo by Dunn) suit pending in the case. Hofdtolind nowin$lock' S^90yd say it s luck. Now no one can say that winners’ total scores average out to It put Chicago ahead 3-2 and was as a flrecraker. He’s hitting The complaints alleged , O P f N anymore,” said Stockton, $45,000 14 under par. oui lo enough for Rich Gossage to go the everything. I thought I made a bad deeding a helping hand that police kicked in doors, ^undaff^ome TonigM richer for his PGA win and now 21st distance in recording his eighth vic- pitch, a fastball to him that he hit for HOLMES .Mike Kush4*II of the W 11(. I ilanicn hml ju?‘l >4**»r»‘tl a riiii smashed light fixtures, Pilgrim Fabrics Al &\ on the winner’s list with total ear- ■" Major challengers for the $42,000 tory against 11 defeats. the triple. I didn’t want the pitch to 400 MAIN S I« fI ■ MANCHfSIEU, CONN gouged walls and dis- ■t Chrney Holl, 177 Hanford Rood. Mor.«Se»le. APPLIANCES TELEVISION '" ^ C A T A LOG AUDIO TTlV nings this year of over $89,000. top prize Includ^ Bie, Lee Trevino, Chicago’s first run also came via be where it was.” lint needed a lilll<‘ assislanee from \rnold Dean (left) ami phont 646-1000 HOWARD L HOLMES ARTHUR G HOLMES taturW* Stockton’s one-stroke win that mantled plumbing in the 4»-)re op Kemp in regaining an iipriglil po-^I Kii^l could wipe out state surpl W L P e t . G B W L P e t . GB differen t k ind of grid coach By Frank Atwood Philadelphia New York 72 45 .615 HARTFORD (UPI) - A govern revenues this fiscal year "merely hang on to the $25 million surplus Pittsburgh Baltimore 61 55 .526 lO'^a New York Bv MILT RICIIMAN “I can't buy that, " he says. "It him, he says not very much, and the i. ment watchdog group warned postpone the evil day.” achieved last fiscal year rested on a Cleveland 58 60 .492 14‘z to acknowledge there is another The CPEC, which is primarily Chicago NEW YORK (UPI) - On can't be everything." way he says you know he’s not trying Wednesday a projected $25 million perhaps unrealistically high forecast Detroit 56 61 .479 16 world outside college football. And business-funded, said because the St. Louis More important than winning to to be blase or anything like that, he’s state surplus could vanish swiftly of revenues this year, which started Poston 55 62 .470 17 Sunday, Joe Paterno will Joe Paterno even can laugh at Mrs. Anthony (Alice) Evans state is now spending at the rate of $5 July 1. Montreal Paterno is the effort his players only saying what he feels. himself more easily than most thought I might like to see her with a downturn of the economy. Milwaukee 52 62 .456 18'z gather his Penn State players million a day, financial stability “If the present economic upturn make, and maybe that strikes you as VVouldn’t he care to surpass Knute coaches. lipstick plant, and I have never seen The Connecticut Public Expen- around him in the locker room, nothing more than plain old hair- ditures Council also charged a series should be achieved only through should falter in the months ahead, GB Z L P e t . Rockne’s record Some day, leave the He likes to tell a story of an episode a nicer one. The vines drop four feet GB greet them for the new season splitting, but actually it isn’t. Joe of bookkeeping changes meant to reduced governntient spending. tax collections will lag behind budget Cincinnati 77 44 Kansas City ; 46 .610 game when he’s all finished with the a few years ago involving two of his from a hanging basket and it has Paterno simply is saying that generate $50 million in one-time The group said hopes he state can estimates and the anticipated surplus Los Angeles 65 54 546 11 Oakland f 55 .542 and talk to them for maybe an best record of any college coach who players, Bruce Bannon, a senior and many clusters of the bright red nothing, not even victory itself, is may never occur,” the group said. San Diego 60 64 .484 18'z Minnesota ; 61 .487 hour. had ever been in it? All-American defensive end, and tubular flowers that give the plant its more gratifying than the pure, clean Although the $25 million was left Houston 59 64 .480 19 Texas ' 63 .471 It won't be one of those rah-rah "That would be something,” Greg Murphy, a sophomore from name. Atlanta 56 65 463 21 effort and excitement of trying to over from the fiscal year ending last Chicago 5 68 .429 speeches. That isn't Joe Paterno's agrees Paterno, "but it isn’t the most Brooklyn playing behind Bannon. The It is a Gesneriad, which some peo- June 30, under state law it cannot be San Francisco 52 70 426 25'z achieve it, and on that count I go important thing. I have five children, California 5 69 425 style. New England Patriots of the ple have found difficult to grow, but officially counted as a surplus until along with him 100 per cent. all under 13 and God has been good to Mrs. Evans says all one needs to do Gov. Grasso to seek aid W e d n e s d a v ' Kesulls More likely he'll start by saying National Football League were after ■July 1, 1977. Wednesday's llesults "The attem pt to win is us. They are all fine, healthy for the plant is "watch it and take New York 8. Texas 6 the next few weeks won't be easy, Paterno at the time, dangling a six- The CPEC said the bookkeeping Pittsburgh 12, San Francisco 1 everything," he says. "I don't say children ...If I can come out of ail care of it.” Her plant was started F o r Mansfield wor k ers California 5. Detroit 4 they'll be rough, but that he and his figure offer and hoping to sweet talk changes used to generate extra Philadelphia 4, Atlanta 1 winning doesn't mean anything. I'd this a good father and a decent coach, from a slip cut from a plant in Penn- Milwaukee 3, Oakland 1 assistant coaches will try to judge him into and coming with them. revenues when the state was in finan- Cincinnati 4, Atlanta 1 feel I wasn't doing my job if I didn't that will mean more to me than sylvania and given to her by a friend HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella T. weeks to find ways of repaying the Cleveland 4, Kansas City I everyone fairly and underestimate "Someone asked Murph whether cial straits earlier this year were im- St Louis 5, San Diego 4 work very hard and try to win. But if anything else.” several years ago. Grasso says she will sponsor a bill to staffers for the salaries they lost, but (Tiicago 4. Boston 2 no one. Joe Paterno will tell his he thought I’d leave," Joe Paterno proper, and the correct solution Los Angeles 3. New York 2 we don't win, I don't feel that means One of the things about Joe Pater- It stays in the house but gets provide special salary and sick leave the state attorney general’s office Minnesota 5, Baltimore 1 players they must have people's says, laughing, "and he said, 'I don’t should have been reduced spending (Only games scheduled) we've been a complete failure." no that takes him out of the common sunlight from a living room window benefits to five state employes has ruled there was no legal way that loday's Games respect not only as athletes but as care what Coach Paterno does. I’m or higher taxes. l oday's Games Joe Paterno doesn't have a lot to mold of most coaches is his readiness and this summer it has had more striken by hepatitis at the Mansfield could be dom.’. Mrs. Grasso’s Baltim ore (Flanagan 0-3: at human beings, and that two of the just glad Bruce Bannon is leaving. ” Training School. The questionable accounting Pittsburgh (Kison 9-7 or Minnesota (Singer 9-8) worry about from that standpoint. blooms than ever before. They grow proposal was expected to be in the most important elements it takes for He’s starting his 11th year at Penn Mrs. Grasso said Wednesday she form of a "special act.” a bill which procedures merely postpone the evil Candelaria 11-4) at San Francisco California (Hartzell 3-3) at Detroit in clusters up and down the vines. I B a r r 10-9) a good football team are will submit the bill to the 1977 session day and create a potential budget gap ' Lemanezyk 4-4), N State and no major college head Woodland Gardens helped me find affects only a specific number of per- cammaraderie and love. of the legislature to give the staffers sons in a special case, and can not be of some $50 million to $70 million Houston (Andujar 6-8) at Kansas City (Leonard 15-4) at coach at his present job a minimum the botanical name for it, Philadelphia (Carlton 14-4), N That s right, 1-o-v-e. The same of five years has a better won-and- Two share lead benefits for which they do not qualify applied to any other cases between revenues and expenditures Aeschynanthus. By comparison with Milwaukee (Augustine 5-8), N thing the late Vince Lombardi talked under existing workmen’s compensa- for the 1978 budget," it said. Atlanta (Messersmith 11-10) at lost record than he has. pictures in a book of exotic plants, I Boston (Wide 9-9) at Chicago about whenever they'd ask him what tion regulations. Cincinnati (Zachry 11-4), N (Brett 6-8), N His percentage of .836 based on 94 believe the species name is lob- was it that made his Green Bay An outbreak two months ago of the New York (Lolich 7-11) at Los Cleveland (Waits 5-5) at Texas victories, 18 losses and one tie in 10 into final round bianus. It is called in the book the teams so special infectious disease at the Mansfield Angeles (Hooton 7-12), N I Briles 8-8), N years at Penn State is the best record “lipstick vine." (Only games scheduled) Where Paterno differs from Lom- in the land and to give you an idea of school for mentally handicapped per- (Only games scheduled) bardi is in his approach to winning. It Most of the Gesneriads come from how good it is, the highest percentage ELLINGTON (UPI) — Leslie Shan- further off the pace with a 169 total. tropical areas and this one originated sons affected 45 persons, including isn't the last word with Paterno, the five staffers and 40 patients. ever compiled by anybody was the non and Lida Kinnicutt are co- Joan King of the local club was in somewhere in Asia, African violets although he wants to win, too. Some 811 posted in 13 years at Notre Dame leaders today entering the third at 175 with Jackie Critton of Mrs. Grasso has been trying for doubt exists as to whether Lombardi are members of the same plant fami- THIS IS IT! by the late Knute Rockne, who some round of the 11th annual Connecticut Ellington in at 182 and Pat McKee of League Leaders orginated the phrase “winning is ly and all these plants do well at End ol Season Closeout on all Gas Grills. still consider the greatest coach State Women's Amateur Golf Cham- Manchester with a two-dav total of temperatures which people find com- everything," but there's no doubt he pionship. Display Models, Demonstrators, Portables, and] ever. 183 fortable in the house, 68 to 72 firmly believed in it. Paterno does If you ask Joe Paterno how much Kinnicutt of the Hartford Golf Club Permanent Post Models...AII At C / ose out not. At least not to that degree degrees. Lipstick plant blooms in a hanging basket at the home of Mr. and rPRESCRiPTIONSl Prices! Batting .'stolen Bases his own won-lost record counts with and Shannon of New Haven Country Mrs. Evans has a Christmas cac- Club each had scores of 155 Mrs. Anthony Evans on N. Elm St. Closeup photo shows a cluster National League National League; Taveras, Pitt 42; tus, now set outdoors, which she says of blossoms, each with a maroon cup at the base and a cylinder AB H Brock, St. L 41; Morgan, Cin and Wednesday, outpacing Marcia Dolan will start tp bloom as soon as she TEMGO Madlock, Chi 416 140 Cedeno, Hou 40; Lopes. LA 36. of Ridgewood Country Club. Dan- Hfrron arrested takes it in the house in September. of brilliant red. (Herald photo by Dunn) ■rPARKADE PHARMACY Foster. Cin 436 144 American League; North, Oak 59; Moriarty’s eliminated bury. who scored 156, LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Mack Another plant which she calls an GAS GRILL Griffey, Cin 415 137 LeFlore. Det. Baylor and Cam- Defending champion Gail Appel Herron, a four-year veteran National Easter cactus, bloomed off schedule cucumbers, he points out, are green There are parsley, dill and garlic - “We Save You Money” The Temco Gat Grill featurei a atalnlatt steel burner and multi-level cooking. The Oliver, Pit 413 135 paneris. Oak 44; Patek. KC 43 from Avon Country Club scored 166, Football League kick-returner also. It had 47 blossoms in July. "all around" instead of white on one for seasonings, and Mrs. Evans Maddox, Phil In third place at 163 was Rita side which would lie on the ground if Dr. grates are self cleaning. Available In per- 391 127 released Wednesday by the Los Husband retired passes on her recipe for keeping manent post or portable cart. Morgan, Cin Comstock from Blackball Country Angeles Rams, was arrested a short the vines were not trained up. Mrs. parsley for later use. She puts the 339 109 Pitching David’s in finals "Tony" Evans has been retired Rose, Cin 490 Club in Old Lyme, followed by Bar- time later by sheriff's deputies on Evans has made 43 quarts of leaves in the oven at 150 degrees until 156 three years after driving a tractor- Garvey, LA Most Melories bara Young from Aspetuck Valley suspicion of possessing cocaine cucumber pickles. they are crisp, and says they keep Scholls R e , S X ' 476 146 trailer truck for 28 years and then Gross, Hou 354 National League; Jones. SD 19-8; Country Club in Weston with 164 and Herron, 28, was with a male com- Mr. and Mrs. Evans have a their green color splendidly. 108 pumping gas at a filling station SANDLES $12.95 Geronimo, Cin 358 109 Koosman, NY 15-7; Carlton, Phil 14- of Feline playoff Jan Vanmunching of Sterling Farms. panion when deputies became married daughter with two children As fall arrives. Mrs. Evans will 4; Sutton, LA. 14-9; Richard, Hou 14- another 16 years. He thought when he American League Stamford, at 166. suspicious of the pair while on in Bridgeport and a married son with root cuttings of coleus to grow in the 12. retired that he would find little to do AB Nancy Narkon, club champ at routine patrol and allegedly found three children in California. They house and she keeps cuttings of im- Deluxe 20“ David's with a 4-0 victory over Crispino's last night at Nike Field remained but he has kept busy. McRae, KC 370 American League; Palmer, Balt Manchester, was at 167 while two ounces of cocaine on him valued will visit the California family this patiens In water, not just until they the only unbeaten club in the double elimination Feline Softball League This year he has built a small 3-SPEEO Brett, KC 482 16-11; Leonard. KC 15-4; Figueroa, Ellington Ridge Country Club champ coming winter. root but all winter. playoffs and as a result moved into the finals. at $24,000 Herron's friend was greenhouse of window sash which he LeFlore, Det 447 NY 15-6; G arland. Balt 14-3 Wendy Ehrlich was two strokes Otherwise, in winter weather, Mr. There is one sunflower in the gar- In the other tilt. Scruse Paint came arrested for possession of marijuana expects to use in early spring for Carew, Min 441 Fidrych, Det 14-4; Tanana, Cal. Fitz- Evans finds uses for carpenter tools den, planted perhaps by a bluejay, PORTABLE up with a ninth-inning run to starting seeds. He’ll count on the Garr, Chi 400 morris, KC and Travers, Mil 14-9; three innings. and a paintbrush. In the summer he and Mrs. Evans has covered the seed Hunter, NY 14-12. eliminate Moriarty Bros., 6-5. Scruse warmth of the spring sunshine to give Bostock, Min 328 Cathy Keegan's two-out single in THI has all he wants to do outdoors. His head with cloth to conceal it from the will oppose Crispino's tonight at 7:30 LARGEST SELECTIO N his seedlings a quick start. FAN Carty, Cle 404 the ninth plated the winning run for BICYCLES garden has produced onions, carrots, birds until the seeds can ripen. at Nike with the loser sent to the NEW------USED OF NEW BICYCLES One reason, he says, for the Munson, NY 454 Famed Run Aierage Scruse, Jean Halloran had three hits green and yellow summer squash. sideline and the other moving on ALL GU ARA N TEED IN THE weedless garden that I noted is the Beside the house is an hibiscus, Reg. $14.88 Staub, Det and Patty Maneggia and Roxanne Cabbages and peppers are maturing. with large single-petalled pink 426 (based on 117 innings pitched) against David's. VERN O N AREA lawn clippings which he has put Manning, Cle Scruse two apiece for the winners. In July they had a splendid crop of flowers, which Mrs. Evans has had 10 469 National League; Richard, Hou Katie Graham hurled a five-hitter between the rows of vegetables. They • 5 year iiarraiitee Lynn, Bos 396 Tracy Culberton had three safeties red raspberries, of a kind that years. It disappears in the winter and 2.45; Seaver, NY 2.62; Zachry, Cin to lead David's to its victory. She was prevent the weeds from growing and on motor. III and Kathy McConnell and Linda produces fine large berries. loine Runs 2.66; Norm an. Cin 2.72; supported by fine defensive work by IB S grows again in the spring. • Haul element fan provide dampness for the roots of the Chapman two each for Moriarty’s. Celery, is being blanched between National League: Kingman, NY Messersmith. Atl 2.79. Ann Pratson, Chris Dulka and Fran vegetables. There is a hoya in the house, a to push more air 32; Schmidt. Phil 31; Foster. Cin 27; Scruse scored two runs in the first boards, set on edge and held by American League; Fidrych, Det Massolini. Dulka and Mary He has trained his cucumbers to camelia and a vine that is not often • Safety hnger 273 W. MIDDLE TPKE. Monday, Chi 22; Morgan, Cin 21, and three in the sixth before getting stakes, to exclude the light and turn 1.97; Travers, Mil 2.35; Garland, Gracyalny each had a pair of blows grow on four-foot wire fence and they seen in the home, stephanotis. It proof grill MANCHESTER tbe winner while Moriarty's got one the green stalks to white. vrnplke Open Wed-Fri 9-9 American League: Bando, Oak 23; Balt 2.56; Blue, Oak 2.70; Palmer for David's while Pam Cooper have borne an excellent crop. The bears fragrant white flowers often • Power cord switch L May, Balt 22; Jackson, Balt 21; Balt 2 73. run in tbe second inning and two in used in bridal bouquets. Sat 9-S collected two of Crispino's hits, each of the fifth and sixth frames. Hendrick. Clev 20; Nettles, NY 19. David's did all its scoring in the first M o n-So t 9:3 0-6:3 0 Runs Batleil In Th u r t & FrI n it o t 't il 9 POST R 0A D F LA 2A 'strikeouts Commiltee CLIP & SAVE National League: Foster. Cin 107; ALL REPAIRS GU ARA N TEED MAIN STREET. ROUTE 30 National League; Seaver, NY 179; SH ARPEN IN G • KEYS M ADE VERNON CONN 172 3 IM 15% DISCOUNTS For Morgan, Cin 85; Schmidt, Phil 82; Richard, Hou 160; Montefusco, SF V. appointees Luzinski, Phil 78; Watson, Hou 75. 134; Niekro, Atl 132; Messersmith SPECIAL announced SENIOR CITIZENS American League; Chambliss, NY Atl 131, 81; Mayberry, KC 78; Munson, NY American League: Ryan, Cal 233 Sat. 8 P.M. KANSAS CITY, Mo. 76; L. May, Balt 75, Burroughs, Tex (UPI) — The following are 74 Tanana, Cal 183; Blyleven, Tex 162; Aug. 21 Hunter. NY 132; Jenkins. Bos 129, the m em bers of new 3 FEATURES Republican National Com- 2 twin 25 lap, modllled ‘Polyglas’ I^ ir Sale mittee, approved CMMNEV INSPECTION 25 lap pleasure Wednesday night at the ^oursiDE^ Sports briefs Plus Heats, Trophies Republican National WILL IN iM C T PON IROKIN PLUt*, $3.50 Adm. 6 lo 12 yrs. Convention. LOOM ■RICK, Loose MORTAR JOINTS, LIQUOR DEPT. WORN PLASHINa CRACKSO QROWNS 99' under 6 yrs. FREE Connecticut; John Alsop, NO LOWER PRICES ‘Cushion Belt Polyglas’...Sale Ends Sat. Csonka out Virginia Squires of the Mary H. Boatwright. .INSIDE^ ANYWHERE PLEASANTVILLE, ABA. Terms of his con- Maine: Cyril M. Joly Jr , WILL INSPSCT CHIMNSY IN ATTIC AND PLAINVILLE SASSMSNT POR ANY OTHSR DSPICT. N.Y. (UPI) - Fullback tract with the Knicks were ARTHUR DRUG Henrietta Page Crane. Larry Csonka of the New not disclosed. Massachusetts: Bruce York Giants, who sprained While at Utah, Burden STADIUM Crane, Paula Logan. WE STOP ALL LEAKS his neck in a preseason was called one of the best Plainvllle, Conn. New Hampshire: Robert J.R. McNMUM "pure shooters" in the HAVE WE HELPED HUNT’S CIRCUS game with Houston last YOU LATELY? Phont P. Bass Jr.. Victoria CoA(r*elen week, jammed it again in a school’s history. 643-2711. Mon., Aug. 23 at Zachos. • ROOFING • CHIMNIYS 4 and 8 P.M. • WATIR FROOFINQ workout Wednesday and is Rhode Island: Frederick • FOUNDATION not expected to play ill Lippitt, June Gibbs. ALWAYS FREE RIITORATidN against the defending Vermont: Roland Q. ESTIMAnS champion Pittsburgh S ew ard, M adeline B. SATISFACTION 247-5618 SMMtl GUAHANTaC OvI o< Town Steelers this weekend. FINAL EXPENSE Harwood. 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ULonn scientist starts new series of tests INDEX NOTICE NOTICIS 1 Loci and Found TOWN OF MANCHESTER 2 — Pariontl* 3 for eause of mystery ‘Legionnaire’s Disease’ POSITION VACANCY Announcamtnta : s. 4 Entgrtalnmonl 'n KEYPUNCH/E.A.M. 5 Auctions FARMINGTON (UPI) - him by Philadelphia health tion on the way and time in OPERATOR strengthened,” Sunderman released them, preventing accidents in man nor _ FINANCIAL A University of Connec- officials and planned to which the samples were $7’;508.54-$8,109.14 6 Bondi-Slocka-MortgsoM said. him from commenting, experiments on animals in- 9 —• Perionsi Loans ticut scientist starts examine new samples Graduation from high school collected, he said. ”I think this is very in- Sunderman said. volving oral poisoning. 10 - insurance examining today new today. Philadelphia officials told and one year experience in conclusive as yet,” he said. The tissue samples may “It is much more likely, operating keypunch and EMPLOYMENT tissue and urine samples to He said the results were him the samples had not 13 Help Wanted “We have many more have been contaminated by if this were the agent, that 14 — test his suspicion that - inconclusive and more verifying machines. Business Opportunities been contaminated and anaylses to do before we being placed in stainless it would be inhaled, rather 15 - Situation Wanted nickel carbonyl is a likely tests were needed, but were collected 10 days Applications and position can come up with any con- steel trays, preventing ac- than ingested, because it is descriptions are available at EDUCATION cause of the “ Legion- preliminary indications after exposure. 16 Private Instruction's clusive resits.” curate anaylsis, Sunder- very volatile and tends to — naire's Disease." have "somewhat the Personnel Office, 19 Schoois-Classes He said nickel levels in Sunderman said he has man said. evaporate, even at room Municipal Building, 41 Center 20 -- Instructions W anted There is no reason nickel strengthened” his suspi- the urine “weren’t up in examined two batches of “All of the reported ac- temperatures." Street, Manchester, Connec- REAL ESTATE carbonyl should have been cion nickel carbonyl killed the range of concentrations 23 Homes for Sale samples and reported the cidents where men have Nickel carbonyl is used ticut. 24 — present in a Philadelphia some American Legion Lots-Land tor Sale we usually find early in in- second set of results to the been exposed to nickel car- in making plastics and syn- Closing date for filing is 25 — Investment Property hotel, but the chemical is a members at a Philadelphia dustrial workers, that is a 26 — Business Property bonyl have been by in- thetic rubber, but there is Tuesday, August 24. 1976. 27 — likely suspect. Dr. William convention. m edical exam iner in Resort Property coupe of days after Philadelphia Wednesday. halation,” Sunderman none left when the process An Equal Opportunity 28 - Reel Estate Wanted V Sunderman of the Univer- Asked if he could im- exposure to nickel car- The official has not said, adding he knew of no is done, he said. Employer MISC. SERVICES sity's Health Center said agine any plausible reason bonyl. 31 Services Ottered Wednesday. 32 — Painting-Papenng for the substance to be pre- "They are in the range 33 — Building-Contracting Sunderman, an expert in sent in a Philadelphia 34 - Rooting.Sidmg we m ight find in in- 35 — Healing-Plumbing the field of nickel hotel, Sunderman said, dividuals who had been 36 — Flooring poisoning, said he has "No, I really can’t.” 37 - Moving-T rucking-Slor age exposed 10 days earlier. On HEARI NG TES T 38 - Services Wanted already re-examined The re-examination was that basis our suspicions A TRIBUTE MISC. FOR SALE earlier urine samples sent triggered by new informa- have been somewhat 41 Articles lor Sale SET FOR MANCHESTER 42 — Building Supplies 43 — Pets -Birds- Dogs 44 — Livestock 45 — Boats & Accessorias Republican platform Dorothy Neil had a very special talent. 46 — Sporting Goods At a tpaclal ttrvict to ratldanlt of this community, 47 — Garden Products She had a way with children. She didn’t see 48 - Antiques Iraa alactronlc haaring taata will ba givan at St. Jamaa 49 - Wanted to Buy spurned by Sen. Weieker Church Baaamant on Friday, Aug. 20 from 9-8. herself as having a talent. She simply loved RENTALS Spaclallata (llcanaad by tha State of Connecticut) will them, taught them and would give her life 52 Rooms lor Rent HARTFORD (UPI) - definitely against that sec- The senator said, perform tha taata. for them if need be. She exhibited a firm 53 — Apartments tor Rent Sen. Lowell P. Weieker, R- 54 — Homes lor Rent tion of the platform which “That’s something that Anyone who hat trouble haaring or undaratandlng la but kind hand and the children loved her in 55 — Business tor Rent Conn., who skipped the calls for a constitutional ought to be left intact for welcome to have a teat uting modern electronic equip­ return and respected her. No one, child or 56 — Resort Property lor Rent Republican National ment to determine hla or her particular Iota. 57 — Wanted lo Rent amendment on abortion, 1 our kids, not something to adult, ever asked Dorothy Neil for help 56 - Wise for Rent Convention to campaign Everyone thould have a hearing teat at laaat once a would be against a con- be used to buy peace and that she didn’t give it. The children called AUTOMOTIVE for re-election, doesn’t stitutional amendment on quiet for our time” year It there It any trouble at all haaring clearly. 61 Autos lor Sale Etpeclally people now wearing an aid or thoea who her “Dody” and the adults followed their 62 — Trucks lor Sale think much of the party busing.” Weieker said the party 63 — Heavy Equipment for Sale platform adopted in Kan- have been told nothing could ba done lor them ahould example, in affection. 64 Moiorcycles-B'cycies Weieker said the has moved to the right, but — have a hearing teat annually. Dorothy Neil passed away last week. The 65 Campers- Trailers-Mobile sas City. Constitution is not “a added, "I have a feeling Homes Weieker said Wednesday lessons she taught to all the young people 66 Automotive Service waste paper basket into possibly its going to be the 67 Autos lor Rent-Lease he won’t run on the party which you throw hot moderate to liberal outlast her. They are her heritage and she platform and he thinks legislative issues, whether Republicans that are going Tetf Sponsored by will not be forgotten. President Ford shouldn't it is abortion, whether its to survive this election. either. busing, whether it was “If they do, they’re the NOTICES He also said he had no BELTONE prohibition. That’s not ones who are going to call Serving Greater Hartford Area tor Over 35 Vaara regrets about skipping the what its meant for." the tune for this party. " A Good Friend S;'“ ^•‘■"‘'P Bazaar in Rockv?l,e Wedn'ead'aT ira n '3 l,fb ,g ‘be''ar'’ ^ trairp h rs™ .eta'D „„';, '" convention. “As far as I’m Lost and Found 1 concerned, the weather, LOST • Small long haired the people and the votes black and grev poodle in are all better here than in vicinity or near Broad Street Kansas City” Reward 742-8705 Of the platform, he said, The College of ,-\rts An [ li--:o! \ LOST August 6th, vicinity' "If 1 were Gerry Ford, I ami Sciences Ibologx Bolton Veterinary Mo.spita St. Joseph s Bazaar a booining success would turn to the University of Hartford small gray white tiger cat Bl.u k '“'tikiu--- wearing flea collar If found Republican party at this C h e m i ' - f i \ - Vernon are being sold. refreshment stands. stage of the game and say. please call 742-7423 meet ever increasing operational V o n n i u i n k . i t i o n lV The drawing will climax the end of are cochairmen. ‘Take it, it’s yours.’ I By donna HOLLAND Giant midway expenses and improvements. Big Six; Stan Bloniarz and Albie I l uMU' i FOl'ND - Iniu the 1976 bazaar Saturday at 11:30 P atricia Cedor is secretary. wouldn’t run on it, that’s The 18th annual St. Joseph's The giant midway features 30 None of the proceeds are used for Matyia. beer booth. 1.11 f h S i i i - n u ’s chihuahua on Mam Street in p.m. William Rogalus and Lois Matezak for sure, and I don’t plan to Manchester Tuesday Call 875- Church Outdoor Bazaar began Mon- booths and 11 rides. personal use. ! ngli'-h sk 1 iu;ii'-li Bazaar officials said the large are treasurers and Max Sadlak and Also. Anthony Dowgiewicz and run on it." 8139 day on the church grounds. For 17 years monies raised by the The Rev. Aloysius Kisluk is 1 i t e r . i t o i e crowds so far this week indicate 1976 Pat Cedor are in charge of publicity Clarence Suchecki, bingo; A1 Wagner He said he would prefer It is sponsored by all societies of bazaar has helped to pay the church honorary chairman of the fair. f oieign 1 .ingiMge-- is going to be one of the most Booth lenders and Lou Wagner, bicycle raffle; Jean Mark 0. Hatfield, R-Ore., the church. mortgage, build a convent for the Chester Bloniarz is general chair- iN I iter.ilure Personals successful years. Kurr, potato pancakes and golumpki; as vice president, but felt The bazaar will be open daily church sisters, helped to operate the man. Chairmen and booths are Marian A1 Wagner, Clarence Suchecki, 1 l l - t O I V 1 hoiisandg of goliimpkig Narkawicz. American kitchen; Lot- Sen. Howard H. ^ker, R- RIDE WANTED - 8-4. from through Friday from 6 until 11 p.m. schools and serve as a cushion to Bernice Gill. Marian Narkawicz, Frank Novak and Max Sadlak, poster M.ithematiiN North end to Hartford The ladies of the parish — lovingly Wanda Satkiewich and Max Sadlak tie Ziemba and Helen Koniar, Polish Tenn., was the odds-on Musk and Saturday from noon until mid- distribution; Peter Dureiko, money favorite. Woodland Street vicmitv Call night. There is no admission. called sweethearts by .all who know kitchen; Mr. and Mrs. James Nursing 649-7609 runner; Helen Bloniarz, cake booth; He said Hatfield is “the There will be a kiddie matinee them make thousandis of golumpki Erickson and Wanda Satkiewicz. Uhilosophx’ John Gill, car raffle; Dan Skiba, best the Republican party Saturday beginning at 1 p.m. It will and pierogis each year. booth personnel; Carol Hopowiecz, riivsk ^ stock; Dureiko family, electrical has, both in the sense of feature reduced rides, clowns and The two kitchens at the fair feature iHaufliratn* iEuruiuii H rralii rides personnel; Joseph Rasulis, Pi'iilk.il Si li nn' maintenance; Bob Benware and perception of the problems EMPLOYMENT Disneyland characters both Polish and American foods. Frank Novak and Edward Janton I'syi iu’logv Donald Fortuna, soda. of the country and the com- Raffiing; a ear There is a cake bootli with prizes ' hh lologv being homemade cakes and pastries. passion and brains to deal Help Wanted 13 Raffle tickets for a 1976 Plymouth Bingo is held nightly under shelter. with them” 1976 Fall Semester Continuing Lducalion .\il\i’ili-inr, Volare and four other major prizes n.it.i riiM ’-sing RHONT- FROM home lo ser- There is also a big tent near the Phone bill wrong, Riley Weieker, in an interview vice our customers in the Area news with a radio station, said ms Iiiilusti ml 1 liMlih Bolton Manchester area, flexible ‘'•-jtor Hebron South Windsoi taken by a telephone poll. That Baker “ will be a fine iC S.itetv hours, super earnings. 249- Pool championship Fast Hartford ‘Holland Vernon William Riley, Board of Finance should be done only in emergencies choice.” i n Iin U'-tmi'iits 7773 member, said he was incorrectly he said. “I would like to see the \Lin.i.v;i’iiu’nt quoted in the minutes of the board's JLV./areas of sfudy SALES POSITION • Straight He said the board has gotten Republican convention ft C onlompOKiiv Nui'-mg commissions, leads furnished decided this weekend last action. telephone poll votes of its members itself do the choosing, and l\iss,engoi i Kuel lo home owners Call 242-5402 East Hartford set the North Enders. The minutes said Riley voted several times and it is not right. not have the presidential covering over 50 career \geiu\- I'r,lining The Lord Pool team, last year's against appropriating $640 from cash Voting should be done at the public candidate's choice dictated riiiih.ising. ACT NOW • Turn spare time Over 200 youngsters competed in Road oiling under way surplus to the library board budget. Ki’.ulin.v; into $$$' IU‘ a Santa's town meet winners, ended the '76 meeting, not by telephone poll which to them. To me that would Demonstrator, earn commis- the town meet time trials Wednesday Riley said he did not vote against Riwl 1 ''tali' season with a disappointing 1-5 sometime next month. is. in effect, a secret ballot, he said. be the ultimate reform, " fields with a choice of over sions up to 30': - or • have a night at the East Hartford High Vernon the appropriation because he is not He said you do not get a chance to said Weieker. Si'i retai ml leu Toy & Gift Party in your record. Lord gained their only win New sidewalks School pool when they beat third place Martin in -The summer street oiling program against it. He said he did not vote express your opinion over the A strong backer of the 11 .iHii >.k I i.ins home and earn free gifts' Our The 160 qualifiers will swim in the Sidewalk installations have been because he is against votes being telephone 450 inditTidual courses. poit.ition 29lh year' Call or write San- the last meet of the summer season. started in Vernon today on Bolton state party decision not to ta's Parties, Avon. Conn annual Park Department Cham- Steve Hrubala, Park Department Rd. with a total of 26 roads scheduled started on Merline Rd. with the sec- ahve a platform this year. 06001 Phone 1-673-3455 pionship Meet this weekend at the Business & Public •Aicounting aquatic director, is meet supervisor. to be oiled within the next 10 days. tion from Irene Dr. to Discovery Rd. Weieker said delegate in- .Administration Lionoiniis .md Fin.inie EHHS pool. ' Team coaches are John Cummisky Other roads on the schedule are: almost completed. The drainage center discussed attention during the plat- RNs wanted for full lime or The diving competition will begin A steady diet of part-time day ^’Al.maging part lime 11 p m lo 7 a m and Nick Latina, Drerinan; Julie Gaynor Place, Ann, Raymond, Rau, project on Lawrence and Prospect closed for good. form reading Tuesday Marketing at 11 a m. Saturday. The swimming Sts. has been completed along with About 35 young people and some 15 shifts .Applv to Directors of Lussier and Ted Lindquist, Gold Rau Ext., Fox Hill (Tower Rd.), Nalley said the youths can't expect night, “Makes politics look and evening unaergradiiate Public .Aiimini-'tralion .Nursing Salmon Brook Con- races will be Sunday with the first Star; Steve Bates and f’atty Jones, Cemetery, Snake Hill, Baker, Loehr,’ the laying of new pavement in that adults met Wednesday night to dis- to have a building for a gathering ridiculous in the American valescent Home, off House race at 12;15 p m. Martin; and Ann Aas and Diane Reservoir, Hatch Hill, Sunningdale, section. cuss plans for formation of a Youth place immediately. He told them people’s eyes” study for the intellectual ap- Education Special 1 ducation Street, Glastonbury f’hone After the final interpark meets last Rontsis, Lord. Cherry Lane, Juniper, Beechwood, Hurricane work Council proposed by the Greater Ver- they have to prove themselves first, He said, “I am very Psvihologv iC 633-5244 week, Drennan's team with a 5-1 non Jaycees. petite. The Division of Adult 1 l u m a n I V v e l o p m e n l Frank DeGregorio, D'irector of Laurel, Garth Lane, Crestwood, Hine said workers were making Nalley also said it would be up to LEGAL SECRETARY record was the leading contender for I l e a l l h I J i u a t i o n Parks and Recreatio.n, Mayor Auburn, Anchorage, Foxcroft, preparations well in advance of Jaycee Richard Nalley who the youths to decide what types of Experience reuuirod Small the championship title. Educational Services (DAES) Richard Blackstone and Town Coun- Sycamore, Beverly. Hurricane Belle Aug. 10. originally proposed the council for- programs they want to have and told Gambling Engineering C i\ il I nginecring firm Call 289-8625 However in their last meet, Dren- cil members have been invited to the Preparing for the oiling program, Hine said 724 sandbags were put mation said young people expressed them he wouldn't object to the group is designed to make it easy rieitmal 1 ngiiu’eiing nan lost their undefeated status when MATURE PERSON-to work meet. They will award medals and the public works department has out at 17 locations which are problem concern because they have no place being a social rather than a service- creates 1 n g i n e e i i n g S n e n i e the second place Gold Star team up- part time Wednesday. ribbons to the winners. been patching and sweeping the areas during heavy rains. More sand- in town where they can meet and oriented group like the Jaycees. for you to find out where you Meihanual Engineering T h u r s il a > and h’ r i d a y socialize on a regular basis. streets. bags were used during the night The council would be open to Mid- 2,000 jobs evenings, 5-9 p m .All day Sun- The town did organize a Teen dle and High School students from want to be and to help you Ward I k' i l i o n t i s day 9 & a m to 5 p m Apply Ronald Hine, director of public which kept damage to a minimum. WETHERSFIELD Center in the former county home not only Vernon but Tolland and Communiiations Sysiems in person, Swiss Colony Senior busing all week works, said the summer roadside He said he had 21 pieces of equip- (UPI) — The Commission get there. Credit and variable Manchester Parkade mowing program has also been building but that was opened and Ellington. The Jaycees have Industrial I leilri'nics ment, three pumps and two chain on Special Revenue says iC .Automation South Windsor progressing. The permanent paving closed periodically until it finally members from all three towns. credit courses available. REAL ESTATE o[)enmg- for The senior citizen mini-bus has saws in use throughout the night of Connecticut’s multi- Digital C omputer Senior citizens are now offered transported some of the town's elder- of streets will start shorty after the the storm and the following day to million dollar legalized highly motivattHi sales person transportation to the Nutrition oiling program is completed and all Adult Counseling is free. Hartford Art Schmil .•\d\ertising Ciiaphiis with real estate license with ly to distant shopping mallls. These, help clear roads of trees, limbs, and gambling industry sup- an established rialtor ask for Program at St. Peter's Episcopal said a spokesman for the Committee bridge railings in town have been fallen wires. ZBA grants two requests ports more than 2,000 Evpogiaphy .Mr Bissell Philbnck Agency Church five days a week instead of on Aging, will be cut to one a month. painted. Hine said the department is still employes around the state. C e r a i n k s 646-4200 three Coventry Ernest Wheeler. Tuesday Friends of the Library On Berkley Dr. and Richard Rd. cleaning up debris from the storm Chairman George Coombs said the The figures were Classes begin September 8 Drawing The Advisory Committee on Aging the reconstruction of driveways and I’hotography PART TIME janitor cleaners will show a film at the luncheon and working with the chipper, An exception was granted by the reason for the exception was a released Wednesday needed, mornings or evenings decided to try the five-day program. program and have books for circula- curbings has been completed and the cleaning catch basins and blocked Zoning Board of Appeais Tuesday to landlock hardship. during the commission’s Register Monday thru Painting Must have transportation, call Each day, Monday through Friday, tion. learning and seeding of this entire storm drains. He said it will probably Wiiliam H. Shaw of Reynolds Dr. to A front line variance was granted weekly meeting, apparent- Siulpture 649-5334 An equal opportunity a good lunch is provided for senior area will probably be started Thursday 8:30 a.m. to 8:30 employer CRT representative Janice take another week before the work is convert a seasonal dwelling to a to Thomas J. Williams of Pine Lake ly as proof that gaming Hartt College of Music Choral citizens and their spouses at a Macferran will present a program on completed. year-round residence. benefits Connecticut in Chorus nominal fee at St. Peter's. Shores, to enlarge his present, two- p.m. Friday 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 WANTKD-SchooI bus drivers good nutrition, Wednesday. Shaw has resided on the property bedroom dwelling. more ways than simply Orchestra and station wagon driver for Besides lunch, social activities are Next week’s menu for the for three and a half years. He has raising revenues for the p.m. Auerbach Hall, Room Bolton. Conn Will tram Call planned Each month a birthday cake Chairman Coombs said the reason Julius Hartt SchiHrl C o m n u m i l v ( h o r u s Nutritional Program is as; follows: met all town health, septic, wiring, for the variance was property up- state, which takes a share' Clark Transportation Com- is cut, honoring those seniors who Study meeting tonight of Music (non-credit) I’iano pany. 537-5234. Colchester. Monday, ham slices, Tuesday, liver; __ heat and water standards,...... said grading, of all money bet. z28 or call or write The Divi- have celebrated a birthday during Wednesday, rump roast of beef; BOLTON - The newly appointed Solid Waste Disposal Commission Executive \’oico the month. sion of Adult Educational CT'STODIA.NS- Experienced, Thursday, meatloaf; Friday, Study Committee will meet tonight at 7:30 at Bentlev Secretary John MacDonald Cuitar evenings, Manchester area The August birthday cake will be vegetable soup, and tuna salad roll Memorial Library. The meeting was not held Wednesday said 641 persons worked at I l ar p s k l i o r d Call 64^5691. 2-6 p m cut on Tuesday, Aug. 31. as incorrectly reported Tuesday in The Herald The Services (DAES), 200 Bloom- C h u r c h O r g a n a public is invited. the Plainfield dog track; INSURANCE ■ Branch office, 483 employes were at the field Avenue, West Hartford, Harp fo) ^ducafinn Roi order of major life insurance com- Lions dance Bridgeport jai alai arena; Connecticut 06117, 243-43^ pany is seeking a well Rockville Hospital notes ISow enrolling for Fall 400 at the Hartford jai alai And nearly -400 more course offerings. organized highly motivated arena; 209 worked at off Mvretarv with figure aptitude ■ ^OV^NTRY-Llmited numbers of tickets are still and good typing Salary com- track betting parlors; and Admit led Wednesday; Coventry Lions Club dance Friday, Sept. The school for children mensurate with experience Colchester Rd,, Hebron; Jean St.. Rockville; Mary Jane 24 at the Elks Club on Roberts St., East Hartford Music 170 at the commissslon’s C'agl 525-5391 for aptwintment Labun Allen. Crystal Lake Yellen, South St , Rockville. 3 . 8 Hd . Tolland. Esther Gruenig, Pockett, Anthony Rd., wi I be provided by the Main Street Band. Tickets may be administrative offices. Discharged Wednesday: Tolland, Arnold Rashall, 1 MacDonald said the pan- HELP WANTED ■ Nights Weigold ltd . Tolland, Nancy Carl Allen, Talcottville Rd., obtained by calling Larry Knight, 742-7106, or any Stein Rd , Ellington; Lori Ann member of the club. y \ V Preschool/Primary C'onlrol desk operator, also Kibbe, f’ark St , Rockville; Vernon; Mrs. Susan Bralnard * After school Program el’s work also provided lane maintenance man Apply Vincent Kingston, Court Seward. Mile Hill Rd., I employment for an un- and son, Burnside Ave., East Tolland; Paul Smithwick, *Joln III on Friday in person at Holiday Lanes. 39 Tower, Rockville, Marion i determined number of per- Spencer Street. Nlanchester Hartford; Mrs Kathleen Mountain S t, Ellington; Dale Debi wins scholarship afternoon! for §lory Lolonde. Terrace Dr . Calaci and son, Thompson St., sons who provide services Rockville, Michael Lashway, Soarse, Wetherell St., hour ItOO ■ 2tOO LATHE HANDS. 50 hours, Rockville; Peter Frazier Jr., SOUTH WINDSOR—The Cultural Arts Comn)ittee has and supplies to the com- i nrollmrnt a I iKr Univritlly of fUrltoid Manchester; Charles Trapp, SIS paid holidays, excellent in- Terrace U r. Rockville; Ghyi Florence St , Rockville; Mrs. awarded an art scholarship of $250 to Debi Smith An approved private school mission. ft open lo »luj«ntf irgjitilcbk of raie, University of Hartford... Lin, Storrs, .Norman LIsk E Main St , Rockville; Aolor, rihnlc or nAlion.ti origin, or (in surance benefits Metronics. Janet Hensel and son. West daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Smith. During the past FuU/half day programs kom piunie witK title IX of iKc South St . Rockville; Chester Patricia Wearne, Glenn Dr., "And three or four Inc Route 6 and 44A, Bolton Willington; Jeffrey Laporte, year Debi was chosen to take part in the federally funded Education Am rndm enit of 1972) Nickwicz, Janet Lane. Ver- Tolland. yisitors Welcome judges who are handling Changing, because you do. Glenwood Ave,. Ellington; Birth Wednesday: A Capital Region Educational Council Creative Arts Com- our subpoenaes," in- Tuition, frfk. irKii payable through EXPERIENCED PERSON non. Linda Sanabria, Orchard 418 Spring Street M avirr Charge Tedetal and Stale g ran u 200 Bloomfield Avenue Minnie Luetjen, Grand Ave , daughter to Mr. and Mrs. lo handle .automobile and pi‘r •St , Rockville; Ronald munity where she was an apprentice in art. She has also Manchester terjected Commissioner and loanb available lor ((ualifirJ vtudrnl« West Hartford. CT 06117 Rockville, Mrs. Elizabeth Anibal Sanabria, Orchard St., worked with haniicapped children and will attend Alber- sonal lines insurance Typing Szereneta. Evergreen Rd . Lisk and son. Hartford Tpke., 646-1610 Paul Silvergleid, jokingly essential, some tHHikkeeiung Vernon. Gail Ve.sper, Old Rockville tus Magnus College in New Haven where she plans to Vernon, Diane Muska, Oak HOtlRS TO ACCOMMODATE WORKING PARENTS referring to the many court experience heloful major in art therapy. -.svv disputes in which the panel Manchester agency Write has been Involved. Box W. Manchester Evening ' i Herald PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD Manchester. Conn.. Thurs., August 19, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Cnnn.^ Thui, August 19, 1976 — PAGE SEVENTEEN Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 7-11 POOD STORE - now GIRL FRIDAY - Apartment MANCHESTER - Seven room takjng applications for rental office. Bookkeeping, reliable person, flexible aluminum sided Cape with typing and good telephone breezeway and garage. Three hours, apply in per.son, 393 ability to deal with inquiries COMPLETE Burnside Ave . East Hartford or four bedrooms, fireplace, She Herald and service calls. 35 hours, rec room. Priced at ^7,900. between 10-5. No phone calls salary open. Fringe Benefits. plca.se Zinsser Agency. 646-1511. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Manchester, 643-5177. SALES PERSON - Part time. MANCHESTER - Five Apply in person. Pine Bakery, bedroom oversized Cape. Two 658 C e n te r S tre e t, Business Opportunity 14 full baths, aluminum siding, tS iW E Manchester. rec room, dormer, fireplace. PHONE 643-2711 SMALL ENGINE Service $39,900. Hayes Corporation, FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD STEADY WORK, reliable Corporation expanding dealer 646-0131. ON BRAKES!!! hard worker who needs steady network. No experience IT MAY NEED US!!! employment and good in- necessary. Complete training Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 come. Call 528-6702 between 9- program. $500. investment IHCOME AND INVESTMENT TUNE UP YOUR VW 5. required to start your own DISC BRAKE SPECIAL KEYPUNCH OPERATOR • If NURSE ■ Licensed. Ideal for business. Ideal for retired or OPPORTUNITIES ADVERTISING vou are an experienced Sf*mi-relired person. Easy, WAITER or WAITRESS ■ part lime. Details on request, 2-3-4 Family houses. Also Keypunch operator and can pleasant. Will supplement hours open, 9-5. 11-3. 5-10. Mr. Barker ESCA Field larger units. Live in aimost NOW! RATES use 029 or a 129 machine and if retirement income. Call 649- Apply in person only. Training Division Box 619, rent free after minimum you are interested in doing 2358 Tacorral. 246 Broad Street. Wading River. New York. down payment. 1 day 10c word per Pay temporary work, come in and Manchester 11792. AND SAVE r" 3 days 9c word per day register with Manpower at MANCHESTER 6 days MAJOR COMPANY - Night 8c wo'd per day once. For your convenience shift openings beginning PUBLIC HEALTH Staff nurse MANCHESTEH - Variety LAWRENCE F. FIANO You can charge your 26 days 7c word per day we will be interviewing at September 1st All oenefits • generalized program salary Store - Low investment. Realtor! 649-S371 ADELAIDE RD. *5 words S? 00 mimmu BE Manchester \. Tuesday paid, CMS. Blue Cross, in- comparable, eleven paid Excellent opportunity Call Lovely 7 room Brick Ranch on beautifully service on any of these cards Happy Ads $2 1 August 17th, 9-1 p.m., Man- surance Shift hours 4 30 p.m. holidays. 35 hour week, three B W Realty, 647-1419' private landacaped lol-3 bedroomt, I'/i power, 10 Haynes Street. to I a m. Holiday pay. hourly weeks vacation. Call 228-9428 bathe, atep-up formal dining room, family Hartford, 278-1680. or write Community Health F.LLINGTON-Live where you rate starting $l50 an hour room off kitchen, double garaga. $61,900. going up to .$3,35 the first year .Service Inc. Route 6, Colum- ...... play! Golf, swdmming, tennis (V.W. Bug) at adjoining Ellington Ridge 35 W ORD S ER V I C E SECRETARY - Receptionist - Apply 60 Progress Drive bia, Conn, 062.37, Country Club. Property like busy Manchester medical Equal opportunity employer EDUCATION MANCHESTER We guarantee our service work for 90 days or PRICE INCLUDES: practice needs a pleasant per- this nine room 2‘ i baths] 2-car Points, plugs, condenser, rotor cap and valve son in front office. Accurate WE WANT honc.st reliable garage, stone and cedar wood MDUNTAIN RD. raised Ranch home is a very 4000 miles, whichever comes first. If our repair or adjustment. typing and figure work plus persons who can meet people PAPER Private Instructions 18 2800 aq. ff. s room Dutch Colonial, 4 phone and public contact, and make friends for our rare find. Centrally air con- Offer Expires Sept. 10th ditioned. 16x32 inground pool, Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday business Good income oppor- ROUTE REMEDIAL READING and replacement tails in normal service within that redwood ceilings, solid core :r and Friday. 9 a m - 5p.m. and tunity. call 872-4515 between math: individualized work Central-Air Cond., family room off kitchen, doors, slate entry foyer, Hare la our big money aaving offer ol the eeaeon. You II save a substantial amount when you alternating Thursday and 10 a m. -12 noon. An equal op- AVAILARLE program, (lsl-8th gradel by 2-car garage w/fott. Quality built by preaent period, we II fix it tree of charge. Parts and labor. Saturday mornings Salary portuntiy employer, MAYBERRY VILLAGE Masters degree teacher 568- heavily wooded setting, ft will pay you to get your brake work dona during our choose us to do your work. We've built our' commensurate with AREA 8075. dramatically styled Priced at SMSOo" L ______business on our reliability and fine service at $70,500. Cantor & Goldfarb, special Memorial Day Sale. All work guaranteed. Price experience. Business and per- DISHWASHE-R - Four to five for 875-6244, reasonable rates. sonal references required. evenings a week. Call Cavey’s Schools-Classes 19 G U A R A N T E E Include# front disc pads, front wheel teala, turning ol Box V, Manchester Herald. Manchester ...... _Erw ln “Tux"_Tuxbury Restaurant. 643-2751. Evening Herald rotors and repacking front bearings. (Overhaul of • ADULT ORGAN - evening NEW HOMES MERRin AGENCY caliphars extra. If needed) SER V IC E HOURS — MON. THRU FR. classes - six week course. No Asterisks!,, No Fine Print!.. ADVERTISING EXECUTIVE SECRETARY - PloiM contact tip on East Eldridge Strevl a 8:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. Rentals available, may be seven room Cape ready for oc- CENTER SERVICE HOURS: Offer DEADLINE PAPER ROUTE Insurance - Typing skills a Davo 649-0872 credited towards purchase if cuoancy and a seven room Dutch 646-1180 Expires Sept. 10th must. Also dictaphone Colonial These are quality homes, 8 A.M. — 5 P.M. MON. thru FRIDAY desired. Call Marion Moberg the very best of everything Come 12 00 noon ihe day Peiore experience Send resume lo for details, 643-5174. publication AVAILABLE Box V, Manchester Herald. see fnr yourself, we defy com­ parison Call, we will open them Deadline lor Saturday and Wickham Apt. area and you can browse through at DILLON SALES & SERVICE Monday is 12 00 Noon Friday your ronvenience High 50's IV! O R E R S East Hartford VACANCY - Coventry Public 319 MAIN STREET lor Schools Secretarial position - T.J. CROCKEH FORD MANCHESTER high school Apply: Dr. Ar- National Weather Forecast Realtor 843-1577 PLEASE READ nold Elman, Supt.. Box 356, 6 4 3-1 1 4 5 646-661 ir 24-HOUR WRECKER SERVICE EVENING HERALD Coventry, Conn. 06238. An 315 CENTER ST„ MANCHESTER a Phone 643-513S 478 CENTER STREET MANCHESTER YOUR AD Please Contact: Equal Opportunity Employer. Ciassilied ads are taken over Mr. Hatak 71 B E L L S T R E E T - I m - ibe pnone as a convenience 647-9947 ASSISTANT PHARMACY © maculate custom built five The Herald is responsible for Manager - Every other day 9- only one incorrect insertion and room ranch, sunporch, patio, tnen only to tne si;e of the 4. No weekends, lop salary, landscaped lot, 120x320. original insertion Errors which references, apply in person. Marion E Robertson Realtor. BARMAIDS or bartenders - Pine Pharmacy. 664 Center do not lessen the value of the Nights, Must be experienced, 643-5953 advertisement aiII not be cor- Street ecied by an additional inser­ neat and dependable. Call tion between II a m,-2 p m. 568- MANCHESTER- Completely 5323. SERVICE STATION refurbished six room Cape, Read Herald Ads M e c h a n ic . m ust be the perfect starter home, new experienced installing AVON ■ Summer can be more furnace, wiring. U j baths, A L L A R O U N D exhaust systems, shocks, than another load of wash. aluminum sided. Owner- brakes and frontend work. 18 Call 523-9401 for Information agent. 646-2919 or 569-1688, SIXTEEN ACRES - Plus years or older. Call for ap- S A V I N G S ' The price about the perfect part-time restored antique Colonial in STRONG STREET earning opportunity. pointment. 646-0879 Silver P>iiGiND------COVENTRY'-Just listed five Manchester. Fifteen rooms, Trtmendous rokmial on i rut Lane Shell. room home with two to three three full baths, nine owp levtl lot Ei|hl bi| njomj in O N T IR E S is R IG H t ls i *0. 14 biths, custom built in i m MEDICAL SPECIALIST- No bedrooms. 50x300 foot lot. fireplaces, other features too |[^^ / j W40wlH ^ (tov. New roof, excellent value at numerous to mention $130,- IW H iir iir s p Must be K « i to be experience required. Current Ulh W| AlM it r O K X A SI ^ sppreciiled Trer‘vmMidous value al $1 ( i : $ M $18,900 with assumable 7W per 000. P h ilb ric k A gency. tra ining openings. Good BURGER KING 1 $2 H7B U salary, paid training. Enlist- cent mortgage, $150. per Realtors. 646-4200. 2 01 (178 IS ment required. Ages 17-35, Needs several persons, month pays a ll Keith real Call U S. Army at 643-9462. full or part-time, over 18, For period ending 7 a m . Friday, Aug. 20, During Thursday Estate. 646-4126, 649-1922. BRICK DUPLEX - living UCMtXHT to work evenings between night, shower activity is forecast for scattered parts of the room, kitchen, formal dining RaaHof 84S-1877 room, three bedrooms, rec TRUCK DRIVER - No 5 p.m. and closing. north Pacific coast, lower Texas and in the southwest corner oi room, 2-car garage, excellent HTB experience required. Current Some heavy lifting. ihe nation Elsewhere, fair lo partly cloudy .skies should 1.71 IS tra ining openings. Good VERNON condition, $51,900. Philbrick ii; $30.00 Please apply in person prevail. Minimum temperatures include: (approximate Agency Realtors, 646-4200 MANCHESTER - New eight .salary, paid training. Enlist- maximum readings In parenthesis 1 Atlanta 64 i85l. Boston 65 Elegant four bedroom room Colonial under construc- ment required. Ages 17-35. 467 Center St. tion. 2 I 2 baths. 2 car garage. 1861, Chicago 65 i91), Dallas 67 I85i. Denver 57 i 86). Duluth 64 Colonial set on a large GARRISON COLONIAL - Call U S. Army at 643-9462, between 2-6 p.m. 10 " ol insulation in celling 1 AS LOW 1871. Houston 69 1881, Jacksonville 68 1831, Kansas City 65 (911. landscaped lot in area of Eight rooms built in 1967 brick R7I13 DM lilCEM 3 4 acres. Choose your coiors iUJ CK7B I& Los Angeles 63 (761, Miami 75 ( 881. New Orleans 68 i87i. New fine homes. First floor front, large modern kitchen, AS CONSTRUCTION - No for interior and rugs $56,900 Hi ! ! ! $ 2 9 . 9 5 : 0$ $34.95 fam ily room, fireplaced formal dining room, first floor experience required Current HELP WANTED for all York 67 1861, Phoenix 75 ilOOi. San Francisco 57 i73i. Seattle 51 A participating builder in the tra ining openings. Good shifts, must be 18, apply in (691, SI, Louis 62 i89i, Washington 66 i87i living room, formal dining family room. 15x19, four bedrooms, 2-car garage, large Home Owners Warrantv Plan LLOYD SAYS: salary, paid training. Enlist- person between the hours of room, lovely kitchen. for 10 years, nationally in- VISIT THESE 10-3, At Shell Self-Service. level lot. At the low, low, ment required Ages 17-35. Priced in the mid$50's. sured protection Charles $2 31 1*1 price of $51,900 Philbrick Call U S. Army at 643-9462. Tolland Turnpike, Ponticelli and Son, 646-1540. Hii: $32.95 i 4& J7B 13 WE GIVE DEALER Manchester Agency, Realtors. 646-4200, 646-0800. 1 b3 1.7B 13 $35^, PARTICIPATING FOOD S E R V IC E - No ZINSSER AGENCY Mli:u. K \m \l KIIIKS CLASSES STARTING - u.L uiiite; w u I.N Per experience required. Current SERVICE STATION - Atten- MANCHESTER - Six room PRICES ON tra ining openings. Good dant, day and night shift PART TIME EVENINGS Reupholstcring courses now 646-1511 NEW ENGLAND Ranch, three bedrooms, Word salary, paid training. Enlist- openings. Must be 18 or over. being offered by Quality COMING SOON! BUSINESSES FOR 5-9 P.M. FARMHOUSE fireplace, garage, patio, $36,- ment required. Ages 17-35. Experience not required. Will Refinishing of Nlanchester, 900. Warren E. Howland FREE COCKTAIL GLASSES EVERYTHING” Call U S. Army at 643-9462, train. Silver Lane Shell. 252 TELEPHONE SALES WORK 199 Forest Street, phone 646- MANCHESTER - Sanlina Realtors. 643-1108 When You Run A Spencer Street. Manchester. 8574. This course is designed Drive. Five room expandable 8-room Colonial built 1975. ALL YOUR If you p o ise ii a pleasant 2 fireplaces, 4 bedrooms, Classified Word Ad MECHANIC - No experience to professionally teach you to Ranch Fireplace, bieezeway, SOUTH WINDSOR - Five clear apeaklng telephone (could be 5), huge family CALL US In . . . required. Current training PHARMACY CLERK - Part reupholster your furniture. garage, treed lot, Hutchins room Ranch, acre plus lot. openings. Good salary, paid time, every other afternoon voice and you have a Starts August 25th, continuous Agency, 646-3166. room. 10 acres of land with Walk to schools, great starter AUTOMOTIVE NEEDS, training. Enlistment required. and every other weekend. definite need to supple­ for 12 weeks. Wednesday and trout stream, $72,500. home. $33,990. Warren E FOR A PRICE Ages 17-35 Call U S. Army at Must have references and be ment your preeent In­ Friday nights, 6:30 to 9:30 MANCHESTER - Three Howland Realtors, 643-1108. 643-9462 reliable, experienced. Apply come then we think you p.m, Vee: $225, per student. bedroom Townhouse Con- Herald Call now, 646-8574. SILVER LANE SHELL NOW AND BEFORE in person Pine Pharmacy, 664 have what we’re looking dominium Finished rec room, MANCHESTER - New seven LAW ENFORCEMENT - No Center Street two full baths plus two half F.J. SPILECKI room Raised Ranch. 2 12 lor. Guaranteed salary CLASSES STARTING - baths, plush carpeting, air- LLOYD’S AUTO PARTS experience requried. Current 252 Spencer St., Manchester 643-2711 plus outstanding Rtiltora 643-2121 baths. 2-car garage, 10 inch in- tra ining openings. Good WANTED - surgical assistant Refinishing courses now being conditioned, private end unit. sulation in ceiling, ap- LABOR DAY. salary, paid training. Enlist- - secretary - receptionist lo offered by Quality Refinishing $37,500 Warren E. Howland. proxim ately 1 acre land. 646 0879, 646-9028 work 30-35 hours weekly in of Manchester, 199 Forest Realtors, 643-1108. ment required. Ages 17-35. CALL MR. SIMPSON RANCH - Seven rooms, three Choice of interior colors and Open 6 A.M. -12 P.M. Help Wanted 13 Call U.S. Army at 643-9466. oral surgeon's Rockville- 525-0626 Street. Phone 646-8574. This bedrooms, modern kitchen, L carpet. $54,900. A p a r- 643-1558 Vernon office. Experience course is designed to teach EAST HARTFORD - Five shaped living and dining ticipating builder and the NURSES - RN s or LPN's - CLERK-TYPIST - No desired Send resume Box A, .vou the knowledge and fine room Ranch, full basement, room. Large paneled family home owner’s warrantee plan 191 CENTER STREET MANCHESTER Manchester Herald, Three to 11 shift, full or part experience required. Current points of refinishing, to take carport, patio, treed lot, $34,- room in basement, garage, for 10 years for nationally in- time Small progressive, tra ining openings. Good old or damaged furniture and 900 Warren E. Howland, patio, 300' deep lot. $39,900. sured protection, Charles MEDICAL SECRETARY - RELIABLE WOMAN - for put beauty back into the piece. Realtors, 643-1108. skilled nursing facility. Call Salary, paid training. Enlist- cleaning. Half day per week, Philbrick Agency, Realtors. Ponticelli and Son, 646-1540, Mrs Klett, DNS at 289-9573. ment required Ages 17-35. Receptionist - Manchester Starting August 24lh. con- 646-4200. 646-0800. Call U.S. Armyy at 643-9462. OB.'YN office. Monday, own tra n sp o rta tio n . tinuous for 8 weeks. Monday Thursday and Friday, 8:30 References. Call 647-1125, and Thursday nights, 7-10 p.m. TOLLAND $81,800 MANCHESTER - Quality a.m.-5:30 p m. Tuesday 8:30 Fee: $150 per student. Call SPECIAL AUTOM OTIVE b u ilt seven room Cape, a.m. - 12 noon and 3 p.m. - 7 MEDICAI, SECRETARY or now 646-8574. WHEN AIR WAS CLEANI 6-6 DUPLEX featuring plaster walls and p.m, Wednesday 8:30 a m.- 3 person with equivalent Trees grew tall & a sense - ‘V'4^ . A hand full of cash It many Built-in additions. REAL ESTATE CAREER p.m Excellent typing and of- experience for a Rockville of freedom prevailed. Most Six large rooms each side Fireplaced front to back fice skills required plus physician's office. Send better than a garaga people think these things plus recent gas hot water WE ARE LOOKING FOR TWO SELF-STARTERS living room. den. formal pleasing telephone voice and resume to Box X, c/o lull of itufl. are gone forever, but they heating systems. New roof WHO WANT TO EARN $12,000-PLUS-$$ Manchester llerald dining room, 9x12 enclosed MW courteous manner Include MUST HAVE LICENSE OR IN PROCESS are s till here! Four porch, three bedrooms up- and new electrical service. business and personal : REAL ESTATE bedrm.. Col,, plenty of Needs some work but is a PART-TIMERS CONSIDERED reference.s in reply to Box B, stairs, 1 1/2 baths, basement TUNE-UP closet space + more! Call great buy at $36,000. Call Manchester Herald. rec room, attached 2-car gar- MEMBERS: Harllord MLS Service 2 8 9 -7 4 7 5 now. age. Large treed lot, affords for details. Homes For Sale 23 wmnuis couroN ON ANY Manchester MLS Service" AMBITIOUS NEW car prep - law msai omman HOUSFiKEEPER Wanted for much p riv a c y , $38,500, Vernon MLS Service inectianic. able to do minor Philbrick Agency, Realtors, two mornings, weekly. Own FHGHT ROOM Ansaldi built BARROWS A WALLACE repairs. Good working hours wacmn nn. n i t n 646-4200. aNSSER AGENCY — ■■ FOR A CONfIDENTIAL INTERVIEW transportation References. and company paid benefits. Raised Ranch, two fireplaces, CHRYSLER 6-Cylinder H4-II33 t IM t II HT-lill Call after 5 p.m , 643-4266 Please call Ron Cook. Service 1 U2 baths, two car garage ' COMPLETE' CALL RALPH PASEK-REALTOR Manager at Lynch Motors. $49,900 Call Dubaldo- TOLLAND 646-1511 Is youR CAR a 'D R AC O N ? " NEEDED AT ONCE Men or 646-4321 for appointment. Lcsperance, 646-0505. POOL BRAKE SPECIAL women with good working MANCHESTER - 6-6 Duplex, habits and desire to make MANCHESTER- $33,900- aluminum siding, 2-car gar- A large beautiful In- TWO-FAMILY duplex, 5-4 Q.M. CARS ONLY MANAUhMENT positions gound pool comaa with TUNE IT UP NOW! oyep'$150 a week - local com- are now open with Fflectrolux, Seven room Colonial, four age, separate furnaces, im- rooms. 2 1/2 garages, $2280^ thi! extra nice 8 room Reg. $115 pany with permanent work. when you qualify, while bedrooms, good sized rooms, maculate condition, $54,900. separate driveways, extensive Prtoe LnehidM: aH part* and Call 646-5495. Call from 11- training you will receive $120 one-car garage. Century 21, Warren E. Howland, Rafted Ranch, 4 remodeling. Carpeting labor; tba toatoWaMon o( now 5:00. Ask for Mr. Guindon per week. Opportunity lo Jackston-Avante, 646-1316. Realtors, 643-1108. bedroomt, 2 I OawMawn H««tf««U j 872-9145 Send resume lo Box Y, Running brook. Privacy. BAJUIOWS A WALLAK 86 6BKUND STREET MANCHESTER Goldfarb Real Estate, 875- Asking $38,500. Call owner. liiim mi m m i ROUTE 83 V^BNON Manchester llerald 6244. 646-1511 m-mi iM ui m-tiii I 877-8001. t PAG^EJGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn,, Thurs., August 19. 1976 Frank and Emaat MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., August 19, 1976 - PAGE NINETEEN Answer to Previous Puzzle \ W E L l K t T O R e H R Garden Producta 47 Aparimenta For Rant 53 Bualneaa tor Rent Autos For Sale Foodstuff TOMATOES - pick your own FOUR ROOMS, second floor Charles M. Schultz J T O T H I 5 n $ OWB BEAUTIFUL one room of- 1969 MGB. blue, very good ACROSS 2 Alleviate containers, 21 Angel Street, near Senior Citizen’s Center, condition, must see. Call Manchester, fice, professionally decorated, 1 Hot or iced 3 Vegetable " P f tn w tR m e e t i n g stove, refrigerator included. air-conditioned, ample between 5-7 p.m. 643-0679. Dear Abby deverage 4 Billiard stroke Attic storage, no children un- parking. C all 646-2212. 4 ------on the 5 Margarine A JUPeEKECENTWDECLAREP IN A ll mh h'ear s of BOTTI'S FRUIT Farm - that's A not her for aw der 15 years. Security deposit 1970 THUNDERBIRD. 2-door cob 6 Broach THAT A HOCKEY STICK PLAYINS basebal l , group; MR. foSictrr, Fresh peaches, apples, pears, $180 m onthly. 649-3423 a fte r 5 Landau, excellent condition. By Abigail Van Buren 8 Meat dish 7 Masculine LIST OF STUFIP answ er s WANTED TO LEASE - 12 Possesses nickname IS A '‘PAN6EK0U5 weapon.". I'VE NEVER been HIT and plums, 260 Bush H ill p.m, Garage type building, ap- Please ca ll, 646-4286 a fte r 5:30 — [ ( ------: Road, Manchester. 13 Nautical term 6 Submarine PO W A 6REE ? WITH A HOCKEY STICK! N O T OUR 'CRiEV / INCE p roxim ately 2,500 square feet. p.m. 14 French stream detector FOUR ROOMS - Kitchen, C all M r. G arry, 529-6366, if no 15 Cleopatra's 9 Row C O M M ITT E E '. CHRYSANTHEMUMS - Dig living room , firs t floor, 2 answ er, c a ll 1-401-724-8180 serpent 10 Being (Latin) TOur own. $1.50. 29 M ountain bedrooms, bath, second floor. collect. Trucks lor Sale 62 16 Promptitude 11 Direction Road, Glastonbury, Near Heat, parking, yard area. No DEAR ABBY: I’m married to a very intelligent, 16 Eating place 17 Onetime 29 Dusky 44 G ra f------Minnechaug Golf Course. pets. $175, Available 1973 IN T E R N A T IO N A L - informed and well-read man. The problem is that whenever 20 Writer's mark refrigerator 31 Emissary (W W II ship) TMAVrt Septem ber 1st, C all 643-9844. 21 Alcoholic 19 Rustic 33 More recent 46 Hawaiian 1700. M o b ile hom e lo te r. we are out socially, he gets on politics and always manages beverage 23 Flower holders 38 Of a clan goose $3500. C all a fte r 6 p.m . 649- to get into a shouting match with somebody. 22 At all times 24 Of the mouth 40 One of the 47 Have evening By DICK CAVALLI WINTHROP MANCHESTER - Attractive 7348. We are practically without friends at this point because 24 Eskers 25 Half (prefix) Apostles meal FOR CORN’S sake] four room apartment. Stove, most of the people we know don’t share our political views. 26 Lackluster 26 Restrain 41 Sprinkle about 48 European river refrigerator, references, no 27 Stripling 27 Breadths 42 Requests 50 Manuscripts 1972 CJ5 JE E P 232-6, 4-way I have asked my husband to please stay off politics STOP AT THE pets. $175. 646-3167 , 228-3540. Pjow, hard and soft top. 30 Feast 28 Solar disk 43 Transmitted (ab.) r G when we're socializing, but it's in one ear and out the MvIR SK IES A PERFECT Excellent condition. Call 649- sumptuously TTOSi X5H T , NK5HT M anc hest er - 1852 or 647-9438. Ask for other. He has very strong feelings about the way our 32 Musical 4 S 6 7 Mickey Finn — Morris Weiss country is being run, and he’s very outsp>oken. composition A FUUU FDR PECPLE CORN CRIB rooms, appliances, Bruce. 34 Charm 13 $117. Utilities extra and How can I get him to keep his mouth shut when he ' MOON i IN LOVE. 35 English county BUCKLAND ROAD security. Can be seen 54 Birch knows he’s confronting someone who is just as loyal to his 16 ABOVE.. Resort Properly 36 Fairy tort / SOUTH WINDSOR SIreet. 6:30-8 p.m. political party as he is? For Rent Motorcycles-Bicycles 64 37 Obtains LEVITTOWN, PA. 39 Nictitate FOUR ROOMS, second floor, 40 Young salmon THTfEE BEDROOM fur- MOTORCYCLE Insurance - Farm Fresh Vegetables] heat, hot water, appliances, Specializing in low cost 41 Arrange the nished cottage at Point of table Picked Dally garage, references and coverage for over 10 years. Woods Beach, three minutes DEAR LEV: You probably can’t. A lively political 42 Property item security, $225 m onthly. 646- Binding authority, Crockett 45 Encroach 0496 from water. Available 8/28 on. debate can be stim ulating, informative and fun, but when Call 644-8611 a fte r 6 p.m . Agency, Inc.. 643-1577 49 Fall month it becomes a shouting match, it’s a waste of energy for the 51 Accomplished combatants and an embarrassment for the witnesses. 52 Leg joint MANCHESTER - Six room Wanted to Rent 1973 HONDA, CB 355 Four. Duplex. 1 1/2 baths, garage, Repair manual and several 53 Mentally one or two children accepted. parts, excellent condition, DEAR ABBY: My son-in-law thinks it's great fun to sound Antiques 48 MALE STUDENT 19 - seeks 54 Compass point No pets, security. $225. roommate and quiet apart- asking $900 Call 646-6281 trip his little 3-year-old son when the child walks past him. 55 One who Lots-Land For Sale 24 A rticles lo r Sale 41 Articles lor Sale 41 Articles tor Sale 41 A vailable Septem ber 1st. 643- WANTED Antique furniture, ment for September. Prefer Then he laughs loudly when the boy falls flat on his face. (suffix) 0237. 1970 HONDA SL 350, $250 Call UVIN'CI ROOM chair, like glass, pewter, oil paintings, or M anchester area. C all 646- Meanwhile, the child ends up crying, not so much from 56 Killed KLLIN(iTON - building lots HOUSE CLEARANCE Sale • 1-537-1627, 57 Weight of India new. $85. ('a il 646-2161 a fte r 5. UNUSUAL PIANO Stool - Old other antique items. R, 1583. the physical hurt as from humiliation and the feeling of on Stnndish fiond abutting TALCOTTVILLE - Vernon, F^urniture, glassware, collec- drying rack, lamps, H arrison, 643-8709. betrayal. DOWN Kllington Itidge Country (*lub tibles. 48 Campfield Road. six room a p a rtm e n t, $200. 1974 SUZUKI TM125 for sale. STORE FIXTURES for sale - decorative collectable plates, SINGLE working woman When they were visiting us last Christmas, my husband 1 D e m o n s t r a t i v e AA zonc^d. city w ater, very Saturday and Sunday 10 a m. Security, lease, no pets, oc- Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermeer bottles. The Pack Rat. 4() seeks three room apartment Excellent condition. Call 649- asked our son-in-law to please desist from this practice as pronoun reasonable pru e 649-3‘12'3 Including two card racks. Call to 4 p.m ANTIQUES Wanted - c ^ a n c y S eptem ber 1st. 644- 5761. M rs E dw ards. 649-5733 or F lo ra Road, o ff ro u te 85. in Manchester with October St.WSPAPKR E.NTtm’ RISF ASSN after 5 p m Bolton, American furniture, oriental long as they were in our home. Angry words followed and a fte r 4 p.m, 646-7266 1st occupancy, prefer heat, TAG SALE - Saturday and rugs, paintings, pewter. Wind- they left immediately, not even bothering to stay for the I H E R E . '\ C?0 IT A G A IN OH, JOY/ I'V E sor chairs, crocks, jugs, hot water included for $165. TRAINING WHEELS for Sunday, August 21. 22 from 10- ELECTRIC GUITAR without LOVELY FOUR room duplex, bike. Excellent condition. $2. Christmas Eve festivities. THATS HOLLyHOCK finally br o ken TAG SALF] ■ Don't miss this weathervanes, primitives. C all 289-4425 a fte r 5 p.m . Peal Estate Wanted 26 4. 28 Ash Street. Manchester amplifier. F^xcellent condi- carpeting, appliances, securi- Call 643-6294. evenings. We haven't heard from them since, and they haven’t one! Autom otive, tires, Ron Dionne. 643-1691. WHAT I K ' r------THE CULTURE (off South Main Streetj. ty required, no pets. $225 per answered our letters. They feel that we were trying to tell headers, carbs. points, coils, tion. $45. C all 643-6294, SCHOOL TEACHER desires tolp you ) BARRIER ALL CASH for vour property evenings. m onth. C all 643-4740, 1972 PUCH needs rebuilding, them how to raise their child, but we felt it was our right within 24 hours Avoid red batteries, clutches, filters, WANTED - Complete estates. one bedroom apartment, un- Win at Bridge A B O U T ^ / / TAG SALE - Saturday and $250. C all 649-6233 or 649-1068. to reject unacceptable conduct w ithin the confines of our everything. Also 2-man life der $200. including heat in tape, instant service Haves sundae August 21-2. 1^.174 ...... WEST SIDE - Four rooms, home. boat with oars, roof rack, Manchester. Call 237-6087 Corporation. t>46-0131 North Elm Street. Furniture, heat and hot w ater included. household furniture, etc. Building Supplies 42 between 5-10 p.m. Campers-Trallers In other words, isn’t a man's home still his “ castle," or file cabinets, plants, some consignment, any quantity, References and security S tarts 9 a m. Saturday August 644-8962. Mobile Homes 65 has that, too. been scrapped? SKLUNCJ your house"’ ('a il us womens clothes. . required. $210 m onthly. Call 21st Clark Road, Bolton. NATURAL STONE for CHILDLESS GRANDMA A little luck never hurts first and we II make you a Miscellaneous 649-1914 between 5 and 7 p m. 18' C AM P E R tra ile r - single cash offer T J Crockett retaining walls, veneers, □ AUTOMOTIVE THREE FAMILY Sale - 40 patios, etc. Pick up by the axle, excellent condition. R ealtor. 843-1577 TAG SALE - M oving - LARGE four room apart- •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Pine Hill Street, opposite St. pound or delivery by the ton. □ RENTALS Eleven years old $1,500. C all missing high cards so his next Clearing out thirty years’ 742-8930; DEAR GRANDMA: You haven't asked for any advice, B ridget Church August 21, 22. Bolton Notch Stone Quarry. ment, appliances included. Autos For Sale 51 play was the jack of spades LMMKDiATE Cash for your treasures, three fam ilies, no $160 per month plus security. 10-6 ()m . A n tiq u e s , 649-3163. so 1 won't offer any. But if you want to know whose side which he let ride after West property, I.et us explain’ our preview’s. 10 15-4. August 21st Rooms tor Rent C all 647-1876 appliances, tools, plants and 52 NEED CAR’’ Credit bad’’ T W E N T Y F O U R FO O T - I'm on, it's yours. played low. The next lead was fa ir proposal ('all Mr and 22nd 109 Coleman Road. Holiday Trailer Four bunk B elfiore. 647-1413 hangers. Macrame jewelry, Dogs-Birds-Pets 43 Bankrupt? Repossessed’’ a diamond. West played low ESSEX MOTOR INN - Weekly SUB-LET - one bedroom beds, and gaucho. sleeps six, cIocKs. wheel chair, m irrors, Honest Douglas accepts DEAR ABBY: Mv husband and I are going to celebrate and dummy's jack won the Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence DOG-CAT BOARDING room s, single $56., double $69. apartm ent, $190 per m onth, lowest down, smallest rear full bath with shower, our 25th wedding anniversary soon, and we’re planning a M A Y \VK 13CV your home? pet and hobby supplies, m is- WKSTtDl trick He cashed dummy's bathing grooming. Complete plus tax, continental including heat and hot water, payments. Douglas Motors. many extras, includes TV and Quick, fa ir, all cash and no cellaneous hou.sehold items. dinner dance for about 200 guests. AQ75 king of spades and led a spade THE BOY5 FINALLY LEARN WHAT WENT HAYWIRE.. C SORRY, Y VOU still HAVEN'T SEEN ROSIE modern facilities. Canine breakfast, maid service, color nice location. C all 643-9370 345 M a in 18 foot care-lree awning. $5.- problems ('all Warren E. TAG SALE - Moving, must Would it be proper for me to wear my original wedding V92 to his ace. after which it was a B(7VS.- NOT AND CARRIED OUT THE ASS-ISNMENT- H olidav Inne, 200 Sheldon TV, utilities, parking. Call, a lte r 6 p.m 500 Call 568-6295 Howland. R ealtors, 643-1108 TWO TROPICAL fish tanks - sell - Refrigerator, stove, dis- 646-2300. gown and veil for the first dance, and then change into 6 A Q 10 7 2 simple matter to lead a se- VET; / SO THE ORDERS ARE TO PUT ON one 20 gallon long, one 15 hwasher. bureaus, and many Road. M anchester. 646-5971. WE PAY $15 for complete something else? T W O B E D R R O M F la t - junk cars Call Joev. Tolland 1975 E L D O R A D O Ja m ica n on A A to 4 cond diamond toward dummy. SELL VOCR house through J gallon long Hoods, pumps, other Items. 88 Hilltop Drive. We've been to other silver wedding parties, but the bride SOI TM DACHSHUND, long hair Apartments For Rent 53 appliances, private basement, Auto Body, 528-1990' one ton Ford chassis. 460- 4 This setup dummy's king Wat.son Reaach Real Estate n ite rs, stand. $80. Call 643- Saturday and Sunday. 10-4. wasn’t able to gel into her wedding gown, so someone else AAJ 10 8 4 for an eventual discard of his 0586 between 12 and 4 p.m. miniatures. AKC registered, no pets, lease and security. barrel carburator, fully Company Professional real WE HAVE customers waiting $220 per m onth. 27 G le n w o ^ equipped, including TV, Call modeled it for her. Some have said it wouldn’t be proper V K 7 5 losing heart. estate service for nearly 50 THIRTY INCH - Hotpoint champion sired, show quality, PARTS Department now open for the rental of your apart- Street. C all 649-9455 , 647-9773. Saturdays. Complete line of 872-2157 for me to wear mv own wedding gown. What do you say? ♦ 6 3 “Magnificent." cried the years ('all our Manchester of- USED CRIB and high chair. electric range; double metal welped Jlm e 10th 643-7837. ment or home. J.D Real Chrysler parts Chorches H I. R E A D E R A K 92 student while the Professor fice for an estimate of value Good condition. C all 646-4934. set tub. Maytag w’ringer Neither vulnerable FREE TO Good Home - E state Associates, Inc. 646- FIVE Large Rooms, second M otors 649-3646 Aulomollve Service 66 hummed a few bars of “ With w ithout obligation 647-9139. washer, all good condition, 1980 lloor, convenient location. DEAR READER: Wear the gown and veil for the first 742-8213. Lovable one-year-old male a Little Bit of Luck" $165. M a rrie d couple w ith two 1973 C E LIC A Toyota. ST, 37,- ELM .MOTORS- Toyota, Dat- dance, then remove the veil and wear the gow'n for the rest West North Last South Articles for Sale 41 dog. Lab-Springer. Outside 1 A dog. Call 649-8069. LOOKING for anything in real children. 649-8350. 000 m iles. 4-sneed, extras. sun specialists, factory of the evening! Why change? 1 ♦ Pass I ¥ TAG SALE - Jewelry. Sled, estate rental - apartments, Show room conaition Call 49- trained, one day service, 114 Pass 3 A Pass 4 A ALUMI.NUM sheets used as Pass Pass Pass ski boots, skates; stereo. $35; SEARS BEAUTIFUL Female Calico homes, m ultiple dwellings, no 2162. East M ain. R ockville. 871- In yesterday’s answer we p rin tin g plates, ,007 th ic k . MANCHESTER STORE Opening lead -• 9 ¥ s m a ll c a n n in g ja r s . 136 cat. year old. spayed, affec- fees. Call J.D. Real Estate RENTAL OFFICE 1617, point^ out that high cards at 23x32 " 25 cents each or 5 for ONLY Greenwood Drive. tionate. loving $25. C all 643- Associates. Inc 646-1980. DAMATO ENTERPRISES MGB GT-1%9 Red, Michelin the top of long suits are better $1 P h o n e 643-2711 12 each - New Dented - Large variety oi Apartments and By Oswald & James Jacoby M anchester. August 20, 21. 22, 9625 a lte r 5:30 p m. radials. Needs some work. than ones not supported by 9-3. Some with hardware Townhouses throughout Alley Oop — Dave Graue CHARLES APARTMENTS - Manchester Asking $650. C all Greg a fte r 5 Astro-graph The professor looked over several lower cards Experts DARK LOAM - F'ive yards, missing Deluxe 4 12 room IRISH SETTER Puppies - RsntsI Ottics optn dallr 9-5, p.m 644-1441 dummy and wished that the make mental note of this most $30 . plus lax Washed patio NEIGHBORHOOD Tag Sale - townhouses. One and 1/2 Sat. 10-3, Sunday 11-3 STORM DOORS Born August 7th. Pick yours To Knit By BERNICE BEDE OSOL student had jumped to two of the time, but in general, I DUNNO WHAT ...B U T SIN C E A M EYI^O JU S T PiCXiP ...A N ' IF t h o s e 'C U'R E r i g h t , / TH AT'S and pool sand, gravel, stone. 96 Glenwood Street. F'riday Various SIzta baths. All appliances. 2 air 1964 C H E V Y II - 6-cylin d e r now. weekly yments may 646-1021 notrump instead of raising to take off one point for a high- KIND O F PEAL UP AN' W AU4ED O U T O N TH' FDRPAS m u t i n e e r s e v e r a l l e y OOP.' E X A CTLY 643-9504 and Saturday,. Much fur- Reg. 59.99 to 89.99 conditioners, carpeted, heat Sportsman stock car with N O U'v e G O T UP 6POTV4ERS, H E 'S PROB'LV P R E TTY be arranged. 1 643-9606. 240 New State Road three spades. Three notrump card or high cards not sup- G E T AHOLP O F 'IM, PERHAPS WHAT niture. oil burner, antiques, and hot water, patio, sound trailer and extras parts $950 'iCUR S L E E V E , HIGH U P O N TH E t P 'W A N T E D ' l i s t .., 'tOUR M E S S A G E ro a'p B E TT e r C I WAS ALUMINUM SIDING AS IS {SAQO MANCHESTER would have been a cinch, four ported by any lower cards. oriental rug, hall tree. NOW 10 each KEESHUND, lemale, pi proofing. Washer and dryer 643-7712 For Friday, Aug. 20, 1976 A I N 'T GONN A G E T Sacrifice Distributor has lef- hook-up. Storage, basement SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) You spades would require a little Thus, we count a singleton ace through to anvbopn tover brand new first quality litter, eleven weeks old, AKC ARIES (March 21-April 19) can extricate yourself from luck plus all the Professor's GARAGF] SALE - forty years registered, champion blood garage. Some available with 1967 O LD S, C utlass, s ta tio n Guard against impulsive actions as just three points; ace-king siding in original factory car- accumulation, snowblower, TWO used Jalousie doors, fireplaces and two car gar- something that's been bothering skill. as just six; queen as just two. line $150 . 742-9870. wagon Good mechanical con- today They could be your down- you if you view the situation from tons. Must sacrifice. Installa- leaf shredder. 4 cylinder gas openings of 32x80 1 2 and ages. 646-0800 , 646-1540. FOUR REDECORATED - ditio n Good tires. $450 Call fall However, in areas where Then he played dumm y’s etc. Of course, as the bidding tion and terms arranged Call large room s, firs t floor. $185, a fresh angle Use your smarts queen of hearts. East played engine, cherry hutch, lazy 36x80 1 2, $15 each. Porta crib FREE KITTENS - Three all 646-5638 you re patient you'll succeed develops we change our valua- Warehouse, 1-800-382-0586 boy. upholstered rocker. 22 converts to playpen, $20. Call FOUR ROOM apartmenl, no no utilities, pets or children. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dtc. the ace and led back the jack tion. 'Hius. we may discount a black, eight weeks old Call Security. 643-7279 a fte r 4 p.m . TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Carter Street, Bolton. Satur- 875-2653 a fte r 5 p.m. 643-2851, appliances, 428 Broad Street, 1972 411 V O L K S W A G E N , fiv e 21) A profitable opportunity may to the Professor’s king. When singleton queen completely if FOR SALF' - 12 string Hofner Jumping to conclusions in com- suddenly present itself today It day and Sunday. 10-dusk. •••••••••••••••■a ,•••••••• $140. S e c u rity deposit. No radials, am fm stereo, air- West followed suit the first in the enemy's suit and value (ierm an make guitar. $80 NEWER FIVE room apart- mercial matters could be dis- will be the type that calls tor a LARGE MIRROR - couch, children o r pets. 643-4751. conditioning, new disc brakes. hurdle had been overcome It up if in a suit bid and rebid Call 742-6607 Garden Products 47 ment, in two-fam ily. astrous today Let your common fast decision T A (; SALE - August 21, 22 10- chair, marble table, lamps, $1,600. 42,000 m iles 643-5040 sense prevail and you'll profit It was obvious to the strongly by partner MANCHESTER- Attractive 2 Excellent condition, 6. Route 85, Hebron. One m ile other m iscellaneous LOMBARDO FARMS - Pick CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Professor that West held all UPRUHIT Davis Piano - Near bedroom apartment, half of applianced country kitchen, GEMINI (May 21-June 20) If you south Gay City State Park. household items. Autumn your own - tomatoes, peppers, 1970 J E E P S T E R C om m ando. You II reach those who really perfect condition Call 649- two-family, convenient loca- laundry hook-ups, fenced apply yourself today you could haze mink stole. A-1 condi- not peppers and eggplant, by 4-wheel drive, new low mean something to you by being 5943 or 649-2034 tion, redecorated. No children yard, private driveway, $225 transform situations of small Berry’s World tion, best m inks. 644-9679. the basket. Spencer Street, mileage engine, new clutch, generous today Be a giver, not a CLFLXN USFH) refrigerators, o r pets. $220 per m onth. Paul Adults. $235 with children. promise into something per- taker The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions Manchester-next to K-Mart new Drakes and drum s, SLN(;LE mapl e Bed and ranges, automatic washers, W. Dougan R ealtor, 643-4535. Unheated 647-9347. sonally advantageous with guarantees. B D. Pearl’s Plaza - Bring your (own con- excellent running condition. AQUARIUS (Jen. 20-Feb. 19) springs Outdoor grill, wood Must sell. $1,200, or with CANCER (June 21-July 22) canister set. mahoganv wall Appliances, 649 M ain St,. 643- tainers. Also butter and sugar 456 M A IN S T R E E T - three After a slow start your produc- WILLIMANTIC - one and two M yers 4-way snow plow . $1.- When confronted by challenge tiveness will accelerate sur- shelf 649-9192 2171. TAG SALE - 71 Niles Drive - corn, by the dozen or by the room apartm ent. $175. S ecuri- bag (5 doz.l. bedroom apartm ents, 500 C all 742-9490 nights. today you'll find it will awaken prisingly You should be able to Saturday. 10-5. Rain or Shine. utilities, appliances, $185 and ty. C all 646-2426. 9-5. the best m you Think "light.' not catch up on many small $205. S upenntendant 456-0931 1975 MERCURY Bobcat. 3- "flight neglected chores or J.D. Real Estate. MANCHESTER - Attractive door Runabout, 16,000 m iles. ,LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Even PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) three room apartm ent, stove, E xcellent condition, $2,950. though you will play the ma)or ROCKVILLE - Accepting refrigerator, beat, electricity, Don I wait for friends to call you C all 643-9068, anytim e. rote in something involving a to do something today Take the applications for one bedfoom, references, no pets. $155. 646- friend, you'll look better if you let initiative Make plans that in- $127 per month, two-bedroom, 3167, 228-3540. 1966 V O LK S W A G E N Bug Knit him lake the credit tor it clude them $161 pe r m o n th , th re e needs minor repairs. Rebuilt bedroom , $174 pe r m onth. Homes for Rent 54 VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Put engine. C all 646-7760 a fte r 4 your clever mind to work today Your Rent includes all utilities, p.m. Develop new procedures instead wall-to-wall carpeting, and FOR LEASE - Six bedrooms, living room, dining room and of adhering to worn-out routines Birthday parking. C all 1-237-8859 fo r in- 1965 L IN C O L N , four-do or, two baths. Garage, parking, LIBRA (Sepl. 23-Oct. 23) Lady form ation. EHO. extra clean, one owner car. $385. 646-0067. 5744 Luck may take a hand today if Aug. 20. 1976 Can be seen at Brown s Tire she sees you're putting forth Some unusual, rewarding THREE ROOM apartment, Shop, 333 M ain Street. 646- stove and refrigerator in- EIGHT ROOM older colonial, your best efforts G ive it all changes are m store lor you this Services Ottered 3444. you've got, but be alert for the 31 Services Ottered 31 Building-Contracting 33 Reeling-Siding-Chimney 34 cluded, $190. per month, fireplaces. Large lawn, year Conditions will change Born Loser — Art Sansom breaks, loo swiftly, so be ready to move references required. parking area Appliances. No AMERICAN and Foreign car CASH I'A H ) for your older, children, pets. Working when opportunity beckons EXPERIENCED handyman- NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - BIDWELL Home Improve- P h ilb ric k Agency, 644-4200. carpets. Carpet Merchants, unwanted or junk cars. adults. 643-2880. painting, carpentry, elec- Remodeling, repairing, ad- ment Co. Expert installation 646-8568. Immcdiate removal Windsor trical. lawn wook, hauling, MANCHESTER SIX ROOM Use n set of four double- W I StAviMrCveR TMTMEAL Auto Haul. 242-2549 ditions, rec rooms, porches of aluminum siding, gutters any odd job (big or small) and roofing. No job too small. Duplex, recently redecorated STORRS-UCONN area. U rge pointed needles to knit WOOD and trim s. Roofing installa- 1967 MUSTANG, convertible, these stvipt'd socks! Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl and Stoffel HOuXiS SiT TXpgf Ak P^TIT' 649-4316. C all 649-3144. with new bath Two children four room home, w all to wall RKWKAVING burns, holes. tion and repairs, 649-6495, 875- V8. automatic, new tires and No. 57U hns knit di- 9109. accepted. Available carpeting, stove and exhaust system . $350. C all 647- Zippers, Lirnlircllas repaired E.XPEHT TREE Removal S eptem ber 15lh. $225. per re frig e ra to r. $250. m onthly rections to fit any size. and now, from Viking II — a picture of the Window shades. Venetian CARPENTRY - Repairs, 1300. and land clearing - free es- month. Security deposit and plus utilities. No pets, adults TO ORDER, u n i l i t far lacli Rtt- 1 JUST DON’T blinds Ki'vs TV iur rent remodeling, additions, gar- HORACE Telrault — Siding, tarn^^^plui 2S{ far paitaia aiiR plains area ot Mars!" timates ■ fully insured. Call lease required. Write Box T only. 649-5371, 429-1000. T K N O W / M arlow s, '867 Mam St 649- ages, roofing, call David roofing, storm windows, aw- 1970 V O L K S W A G E N - Square All State Tree Expert Com- Manchester Herald. 5221 P atria, 644-17%, nings, Quality workmanship, back. Excellent condition, ANNI CAIOT Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick pany. 647-10.39. free estimates. Fully insured. Business lor Rent 55 new paint, brakes and much Manch«at*r Kvtnlng HtraW 7 11 SO A v t. of A m orlcat Ctt'.M THKi*; Service - Kri-e es- WES ROBBINS carpentry 872-9187, 649-3417 LARGE one bedroom, all m ore. $1,195 , 646-4305. electric apartment, central Now York, N.Y. 10031 Iiinates, discount senior remodeling specialist. Ad- FOR RENT - Connecting or location, $175 plus u tilitie s. Print Hama. Adraii witti ZIP A F T E R THAT iHOULP 60ME BAH! you PULL ARK cilizens Company ditions. rec rooms, dormers, SPECIALIZING cleaning and separate front room offices. NO VA SS, 1970, 350CI, 4 bo ll A vailable O ctober 1st. 649- CODE aqd S t|li Numbar. LECTURE WE FINP > OUY6 Hhll NO 6RA6P OF Mane best er owned anil huilt-ins. bathrooms, repairing chimneys, roofs, 955 M ain Street. C a ll 643-4846. mains, headers, cam, crank kitchens. 649-3446. 2387. 1076 ALBUM plus Special ABOUT THE AN AIR- ■\CLWM THER.M0P>N.AMIL? operated Call 646-1327 Painting-Papering 32 new roofs. Free estimates. 30 plus much more. New paint, Quilt Supplement of pat- Years Experience. Howley, TWO - Professional Offices - looks nice, runs fast. $1,800. PE5ERT.THE CONPITiONEPA IT & BUT £INCE YOU'RE MANCHESTER- Available tern pieces and directions TEMPERATURE MOVIE OR BETTER .■HAKINU YOUR- WH.I, Tll.l. your garden for $7 INSIDE - Outside painting. CARPENTRY and masonry - 643-5361, First floor, excellent business 742-9242. for 7 quilts. Price.. 12.00. im m ediately, newer 3 WENT UP per hour Call anvlime, 742- Special rates for people over chimney rebuilding and poin- •••••••••••••••••••••••••a location, all facilities, 5TAV HOME TO RUN SELVES MISERARE, tin g Call A Squillacote, 649- bedroom duplex on dead-end ALSO THESE ROOKS AT $I.3S EACH. ANOTHER ANP A FAN I'll COOL THE 8532 65. F ullv insured. E stim ates parking, re n t reasonable. 649- 1973 P L Y M O U T H B arra cud a - No. O M I-B IU E RIBBON OUllTt. given Call 649-7863. 0811. HAVE WE HELPED street, l ‘A baths, wall-to-wall 1680, 649-3549. 318 automatic. Excellent con- Contalni ililaan lavaly qvllti. 10 PE6REES SURVIVE OVER HOUSE FOR Y(3U'- This Funny World Ace — WIrth carpeting, finished basement .MASO.NHV ■ Hricks. blocks, YOU LATELY? Phona dition. 35,000 m iles. $2150 or No. 0-117 ~ QUILTS OH PARADE. ON ICE THEM LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - 643-2711. with bar, tool shed. No pets. MANCHESTER-Foiir new of- best offer. C all 649-1701. DIrtcllani for ililaan quilti. CUBES? than s-n concrete, steps, sidewalks, PAINTING - interior and Na. Q HI-6RANDM0tHER'S FLOW- exterior, paperhanging, new homes custom built, $285 per month plus security. fices ranging fro m 225 to 320 ER QUILTS. IB fjiclnattni quIMt. / / 'y / PRINK \ SUPER patios, and slick chimney. C all 646-0618. 1 ' Call 875-4973 a fte r 6 excellent work. References. remodeled, additions, rec square feet. Downtown Main 1972 P L Y M O U T H Cuda, 340 Na. AMERICA’S FAVORITE LOOK, X'UL LET I DON'T SEE HOW I C'N KEEP a EM SHOT.' room s, garages, kitchens Heeling-Plumbing 35 AFGHANS. A beiulltol lalactlaa. Free estimates. Fully in- Street location. Warren E. V8, very good condition, $1495. YA HAVE IT - CUTTIN" PRICES AN" |T WOULD remodeled, bath tile, cement FIRST FLOOR five modern Howland Realtors, 1143-1108. No. Q’130-M A K E A QIFT. Many GENERAL Reiiiodeling and sured .Martin M attson, 649- SEWERLINES, sink lines, C all 644-2229 a fte r 6 p.m . lifts for friandi and family. PER A BUCK / — — STAY IN ' A f painting, interior and 4431 work Steps, dormers. rooms, stove, refrigerator, all have CABPlEP cleaned with electric cutlers, carpeting, $210. M arried cou- BUSINESS.' exterior Free estimates. Residential or commercial. 1 NEARLY L C all 649-4291 by professionals. McKinney ple. 649-8350. t u LTA K E Retereiiees Reasonable PAPER HANGING Expert Bros. Sewage Disposal Com- Automotive Service 66 Automotive Service 66 Aulomollve Service 66 ! 100YARP5 ... prices 649-7831 or 569-4169 Vour average paper, in pany, 643-5308. i'3 average room, $25. Mr. [PARTITION REMOVAL and MANCHESTER- Available immediately, brand new three r OCA LIT V Helinishing - Hiehmaii, 646-,3864 Installation Open and natural beam ceilings. New ceilings NO JOB too sm all, toilet bedroom duplex, IW baths, II Custom reupliiilsterv, 199 repairs, plugged drains, Forest SIreet. Manctiesler .IC.ST-A-SHADE-BETTER" installed by experienced Dry aapliances, wall-to-wall Wall tradesman. Choice ot kitchen faucets replaced, carpeting, deck, excellent Caning, repairs Very - 30 years experience repaired, rec rooms, RENT ceiling textures. Drobiak Dry lo ca tio n .N o pets. $280 per CAR reasonatile Free estimates'. matching colors and expert bathroom remodeling, heat n 646-8574 wallpapering. Exterior Wall Company, The Ceiling m onth plus security. C all 646- by [jQ ow HE and Wall People. Manchester. modernization, etc. Free es- 0618. <7^ ' / ip we problem s. C all us, 289-1162. timates gladly given. M i M HAS AN HKICK Hloek, stone, 646-8882 g-l9 EXCUSE ' WERE P lum bing & H eating, 649-2871. THREE ROOM Apartment - fireplaces, eonerete. cliiiiinev IIII MAGOWAN Jr, & Sons - DAT — WEIK — MOUTH rPLAYlNG ON repairs .No job too small Painting, Paperhanging. Ful- TIMOTHY J CONNELLY Near hospital and busline. Air Carpentry and general con- FRANK SCOTELLA Plum- conditioned, second floor. No ALSO LONG TERM LEASING Save Call 644-8.356 for es- ly insured, tree estimates, 30 bing - repairs and remodeling. Short Ribs — Frank Hill A<5TRO timates Years experience. 643-7361, tracting Residential and children o r pets. $175. per ON ANY MAKE OR MODEL commercial Whether it be a Vanities and hot water m onth. 646-4838. TURF./ heaters. Prompt service on THE KINS IS A IF WE OVERTHREW \ NOW I ASK YOU, ' |..OR A WHOLE B unch ? FOAM MATTRESSES, small repair job, a custom HOUSE PAINTING- Inlerior- em ergencies. 643-7024, ROCKVILLE - Four freshly CROOK. HE SHOULD' HIM WE'D HAVE- TO 1 WHICH IS SETTeR; r usliions etc for campers sla- e x le rio r ALso odd jobs, chain built home or anything in DAILY RENTALS from $10 PER DAY Be O^RTMROWN. I^LPLACE A C ' HIM WITH A ONE CROOK... liiin wagons, vans Cut to size, between, ca ll 646-1379. painted rooms, no pets, BUNCHC4CH OF toLiTICIANS. saw work and hauling loam, security. U tilitie s extra. $150. covered and uncovered 246- gravel wlialever Call Ed, 871- Flooring 36 643-9743. 7421 2158 “I don’t mind my wife talking to the plants, but RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, TWO BEDROOM luxury HOI SEHOI.D and industrial S&R DECOlUTOHS - Pain- when we go away she sends them postcards I ” floors like new. no waxing, tow nhouse, lo ca te d in LEASING sewing machine repairs. ting and w allpapering, ROOFER will install roof, (specializing in older floors). Highland Park section of Reasonable rates Also in- Inlerior-Exterior Free es- siding or gutters for low dis- Ceilings and inside painting Manchester, wooded and dustrial sewing machine lor Im iates. I’liune 647-9292, ask count price. Call Ken at 649- sale C all 643-0359 lor Flo 2456. John Verfaille, 646-5751i750, 871 private. For information call, 872-9145 ROUTE 83, VERNON 2222. 646-1616 o r 646-8008. 643-1181 I I PAGE TWENTY — Mi^C^ESTER j^VENl^« HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs,, August 19, 1976

About town Manchester "Save Sunday tor the Family" Gallagher heads hospital notes 725 E. Middle Tpke. <*54 Manchester Discharged Tuesday: Mazie The Salvation Army vacation Bible Joyner campaign Howard, Shoddy Mill Rd., An- School will have its graduation exer- dover; Lillian Bockus, 57 No Time Better Kelly, Janenda & Gallagher. cises Friday at 7 p m. at The Citadel. Crestwood Dr.; Henry Joyner, who is making his first run Than Now To Start A film by Bruce Baker entitled “Bap- Starkweather, 186 Lake St.; tism" will be shown. The children for political office, said, "In Hillary Cynthia Harkins, 71 Niles Dr.; Saving For Your will participate in a program and will Gallagher, I have been fortunate to Harriet Levesque, 408 Taylor Mun» be awarded certificates of gradua- gain the wisdom and experience so St., Talcottville; Jacqueline Holiday Gifts or tion. The public is invited. necessary in running an effective Ryan, Glastonbury; Gertrude campaign and putting the issues Bzdyra, Dunn Rd., Coventry; Cash! before the people of the 12th Donald Pallanck II, Stafford District." Springs; Geraldine Armstrong, East Hartford. Joyner is running against Also. Linda Riefer, Democratic incumbent Theodore Marlborough; Judith Cummings, who was elected in 1974. Naumec, Whitney Rd.. MHA meeting Plans are being finalized for the Columbia; Jon Lovett. appointment of the remainder of his Marlborough; Marilyn campaign staff, Joyner said. Rabbett, East Hartford; rescheduled Paulette Smith. 94 Carpenter Rd Lacking a quorum at its regularly Man charged scheduled meeting Wednesday night, with murder Fewer mosquitos

the Manchester Housing Authority HARTFORD (UPI) - Ally. Ilillcry (rulluglicr NORWALK (DPI) — A Norwalk rescheduled its session lor Friday. Dry weather this spring Aug. 27. man was arrested and charged with Atty. Hillery J. Gallagher has been and summer is credited MHA C h a irm a n P a s c a l murder in the shotgun slaying of named campaign manager for Howard Veals, 28, Wednesday night. with helping to reduce the Mastrangelo, one of two members Walter H. Joyner, Republican can- num ber of m osquitos Police said Veals was shot on attending Wednesday night's didate for the 12th Assembly District around Connecticut this •k Grove Street in South Norwalk about- meeting, said the special meeting scat. year, a state health official 9 p m. He was pronounced dead at will be conducted at 7:30 p m at 24 Gallagher was a member of the says. Norwalk Hospital. Bluefield Dr. town's Board of Directors from 1973- Julius Elston, head of the A short time later police arrested The other member attending 1975. He ran for state assembly in mosquito control section, Hazel Bookhard, 31, and confiscated Wednesday night was Vice Chairman 1972 and lost a close race to Francis said "a low ground level" a shotgun found in his car. He was Joseph Danyliw The other three J. Mahoney, present representative means mosquitos had held in $100,000 bond. Police said the MHA members were unable to at- from the 13th District. fewer opportunities to tend. shooting stemmed from an argument He is a partner in the law firm of breed this year. between the two men. BONUS

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