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Plus The Herald’s Gasslfied Exchange Tonight’s debate may be decisive By CLAY F. RICHARDS The final debate will have no set cross-country trip ending in his United Press International topic — unlike the first two, which adopted home town of Grand Rapids, President Ford and Jimmy Carter were devoted to domestic issues and Mich., on election day. go to the colonial capital of foreign and military policy. Carter, ahead in the polls,' will Williamsburg, Va., today for the The wide open format, the follow his usual campaign schedule final, perhaps decisive, debate of the narrowing gap between the two can of returning to Plains, Ga., for a Bicentennial presidential election didates in the polls, and the im weekend of rest before laudching a before a television audience of up to minence of the election, could similar hectic last-week hop by jet 100 million people. produce a more lively siugfest than across the nation. With 11 days to go in the campaign, formerly between the President and On the eve of the debate Ford and the two will battle it out In a William his Georgia challenger. Carter appeared on the same stage— & Mary College hall devoted to the Ford will use the debate as a but not at the same time — at the an gentlemen and scholars of Phi Beta launching pad for a barnstorming nual A1 Smith dinner for Catholic, Kappa. charities in New York City. Both men addressed the gala dinner with somewhat gentle humor, an election year tradition. Economic outlook issue 'The debate tonight is a 90-minute Candidate makes a point affair moderated by ABC-TV’s Bar David Cohen (left), Republican candidate in the Fourth Senatorial District, makes a point may dominate campaign bara Walters. Neither man seemed to be devoting the time to study that to members of a sixth-grade class at Buckley School. Listening are Sen. David Barry both did before the earlier confron (right), who is seeking re-election in the Fourth District, and Dayna Peck, the president of WASHINGTON (UPI) - The jobs are holding their own, perhaps tations. the class, who acted as moderator for the debate. (Herald photo by Pinto) advancing. But the ill-educated, statistical picture of the American "I’m having to do less studying of economy on the eve of the presiden those in bad health, and the poor and jobless are losing ground. statistics and history since I’ve tial election shapes up as comfor covered the gamut of domestic and table if you can afford it, but gloomy Tlie Census Bureau says the gap between America’s rich and poor in defense and foreign affairs in if you’re sick, poor or jobless. preparation for the first two Young journalists grill The economic outlook is almost creased in the two most recent years surveyed, 1974 and 1975. At the same debates,” Carter said. "I feel good certain to become a hotly debated about it.” issue in the closing days of the cam time the number of Americans living paign. in poverty increased, reversing a Presidential press secretary Ron All of the pre-election statistics trend of an ever smaller percentage Nessen said Ford would study some state senate candidates now are in, and the indicators for of impoverished Americans. briefing papers Friday afternoon but prices, jobs and production show that The Labor Department said had no plans to change his debating By GREG PEARSON on how to reduce crime by saying, ‘Tracey, I don't believe in deficit ’Thursday the cost of living increased spending.' The purpose of her healthy, educated Americans with style. “He’ll be himself and answer Herald Reporter “We have to have flat sentences a moderate 0.4 per cent in aliowance is to teach her to live the questions,” Nessen said. David Barry and David Cohen, can where, if you are sentenced to four September. didates for the Fourth Senatorial years, you are in jail for four years.” within a budget. That’s also what our But despite the 4.8 per cent annual state government has to do,” Cohen State, local offices The setting is William and Mary’s District seat, were grilled by 25 Cohen, answering a question con rate of inflation—less than half the Phi Beta Kappa Hall and a stage said. young journalists Thursday morning. nected with state spending, said, to be open Monday rates of 1974 and 1975—Americans barren except for the same two Barry told the class he supports the Questions ranged from “How “We have got to get back to a who earned less than the median in podiums, two chairs and the panel’s bottle bill, which would outlaw dis Manchester, along with the rest of would you get more jobs for the balanced budget.” come of 1264 per week lost ground. table used in the first two en posable bottles. He also said that he Connecticut, will not observe state?” to “Why are you against a He told the class that he has a The department said real spen counters. would not favor returning the Veteran’s Day Monday, Oct. 25, the state income tax?” The candidates daughter in the sixth grade who gets dable eamings-after adjustment for drinking age to 21. day designated by the federal govern sat in front of the room, flanking the her allowance every Friday. She inflation and deductions for taxes and An audience of about 500 persons, “It would be very difficult to move ment. moderator for the session, Dayna recently asked him for part of her social security—for a working class about half journalists and half the (majority) age for one item— the All town-offices will be open as Peck. allowance on Thursday, a day ahead family of four dipped 0.5 per cent in Women’s League of Voters’ guests, consumption of alcohol — and I don’t usual Monday. Who were the young people asking of time. September and was 0.8 per cent less will attend. The ground rule for them think it will happen,” Barry said. Manchester and the rest of the the tough questions of the two senate “My answer to her — and I know than a year ago. These are is to maintain respectful silence. One students asked Cohen if he state will observe Veteran’s Day on hopefuls? ■ Members of the sixth- you’re not going to like it — was. Americans whose gross weekly ear The auditorium seats have been its traditional date, Nov. 11. > grade class of Michael Norman, a nings are $179.19. oiled, le6t they squeak. teacher at Buckley School. Norman had invited both men to come to his class and answer Flu clinic open Manchester’s Sheltered Workshop questions from the students. Shortly after 10:15 a.m., Barry and Cohen entered the room together. until 9 tonight When they did, the heads turned and supported by your United Way the eyes widened. Two members of the class, Karen There is a flu clinic today from 3 to Manchester Police Station. Tall and slender in appearance and Association for Retarded Citizens, friend urged Judy to attend an open Scata and Guy Trombly, introduced 9 p.m. at Manchester High School. The form which appeared in outgoing in manner Connie Schultz Inc. house at the Manchester Sheltered the candidates. Miss Peck, who is The monovalent vaccine form yesterday’s Herald can also be used enthusiastically showed her room at According to Miss Judith Schultz, Workshop. The friend felt it might be president of her class, then called on which appeared in yesterday’s tomorrow by non-high risk persons home to a supervisor from the Connie’s sister, this is a happy con a place where Connie would be other members to ask questions. Herald may be used at today’s clinic. between the ages of 25 through 59. Manchester Sheltered Workshop. She trast to Connie’s life a few brief accepted. Each student had thought up his or DO NOT detach the registration For high-risk persons ages 25 and fairly bubbled over with excitement years ago. Connie stayed home all Judy was very impressed on that her own question, which had from the entire information form. It over and those 60 years old or older, as she pointed out snapshots of day in Uieir Manchester apartment visit and subsequently sought an ap- previously been reviewed in class to MUST be kept intact. another form, a blue one, appears on friends, posters of television and with an aging grandmother as her make sure there were no duplicate or A flu clinic will also be held Satur page 9 of today's Herald. Other clinic recording idols, her record player only companion. unappropriate ones. day, but the site has been changed. It information can also be found on and record collection. Her tastefully Judy explained, “Connie is 38 years Barry, who is the Democratic in will be at Illing Junior High School on page 9 of today’s Herald. furnished room reflected her in old. We grew up in a small town in cumbent, responded to one question E. Middle Tpke. behind the terests and her attachment to friends Pennsylvania. There, were no and relatives. facilities at all to give Connie the The snapshots, which were in special type of schooling she obvious evidence everywhere, had been taken ly need^. After she completed the by Connie with her own camera. She sixth grade, my mother was told not displays these pictures proudly for to send her back.” Today’s news summary they are a symbol of Connie’s new Judy, who is employed at Aetna Compiled from United Press International life. These are her friends — friends Life & Casualty Co. in Hartford, has UnlbadWby made in the last two and a half years made a home for Connie since they at the Manchester Sheltered lost their mother several years ago. pointment with Mrs. Clifford Workshop, run by the Manchester In February 1974, a close family Sullivan, workshop supervisor. After much of the state’s land area. votes on those issues. Kegardless the necessary interviews and State of the outcome of voting today, evaluations had been completed, PROVIDENCE, R. I. - the conference has set in motion Connie became a client at the BRISTOL - About 30 of the roughly 300 persons working at Republican vice presidential can machinery for rank-and-file Sheltered Workshop on April 1,1974. didate Robert Dole, seeking to Catholics, especially women, to Connie was trained to do simple the New Departure-Hyatt Bearings Division of General boost GOP chances in southern exercise a voice in setting social, tasks such as collating, folding New England, will fly in and out policies. letters, preparing mailings, Motors walked off the job early today in an apparentley un of Groton, Conn., and Providence WASHINGTON - The Nuclear packaging, and engaging in various Monday during a Veterans Day Regulatory Commission ejects other phases of the services per authorized wildcat strike, com pany officials said. The dissidents campaign swing. President Ford advice of a reactor engineer who formed by the Sheltered Workshop is given a slight edge in Connec recommended shutting down 36 under sub-contract to local industry. are said to be protesting failure of the union local to come up with a ticut and is slightly behind Jimmy nuclear power plants where over Connie i3 paid for her work each Carter in Rhode Island. pressurized water cooling Friday, as are the other clients. new local contract. V systems could lead to serious ac According to Judy, “Connie takes BOSTON — Richard Picariello, cidents. her work very seriously. It is her HARTFORD — The death of the wanted for a series of terrorists ‘career.’ She saves her pay check for Hartford Times has brought DESTREHAN, La. - A thick bombings during the Fourth of her own necessities and also little almost 100 job offers from fog settled over the Mississippi July weekend, was arrested luxury items.” newspapers across the country River today and delayed the Thursday night in Fall River and Judy continues, “I will always seeking experienced journalists. search for bodies entombed in 31 arraigned in Boston. Bond was set make a home for Connie and see that Times Editor William P. Pike cars tossed from the deck of the at $1 million. she has a happy and full life within said the offers came from areas ferryboat George Prince by a the limits of her capabilities. I find it that Included California, collision with an oil tanker. difficult to adequately express my Delaware and Indiana. National Twenty-two bodies have been gratitude to the Sheltered Workshop CHICAGO — Author Saul recovered and at least 56 others staff for the patience, the dedication HARTFORD- The city’s effort Bellow is out there, looking for still are missing. and the loving kindness they have to reduce budget deficits by “dream space” today, so he can shown toward Connie.” charging admissions to its resume writing the novels that International Connie now has a host of friends, show place rose garden in won him the Nobel Prize for gainful occupation, new interests, a Elizabeth Park has cost Hartford Literature. HONG KONG — The widow of $248 after paying ticket sellers. Mao Tse-tung and other key social life. She joined the Young LOS ANGELES — Two planes Attendance dropped from 100,000 radical elements in the Chinese Adult Recreation program sponsored collided over a residential a season to 3,000 when the $1 fee Communist party have been by the MARC and has enjoyed many neighborhood yesterday, was imposed last spring. “liquidated.” the official New • new activities and cultural pursuits. scattering burning wreckage and China News Agency reports. ^ Not to be overlooked is the relief it pieces of the two pilots over a - a t* " has given Judy knowing that while Regipnal wide area, including an elemen , -• ^ ^ H ^ ^ she is working, her sister is not sit tary school. GENEVA - Rhodesian i-. ting idly at home. AUGUSTA, Maine — A private Premier Ian Smith says he does “Our lives are different because of instate bond sale by the Maine DETROIT - The first not consider the British-American § the Sheltered Workshop,” says Judy. Municipal Bond Bank has been “grassroots conference” of U. S. plan for black majority rule The MARC, which operates the added to the grab bag of alter Roman Catholics debated abor negotiable. Formal talks between Sheltered Workshop, Is a United Way natives to raise money for com tion, divorce, birth control, Smith and leaders of four feuding munities whose normal financing homosexuality, capital punish black factions will open here Oct. routes have been blocked by an In ment and expanded church roles 28, chaired by Britain's U. N. Am SniS 2! SIX ^agencies directly Main St. for information concerning dian law suit clouding title to for women in a prelude to historic bassador Ivor Richard. benefited by United Way. (Herald photo by Pinto) the association’s many programs. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Oct. 22, 1976 - PAGE THREE PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancfaerter, Conn., Fri., Oct. 22, 1976 1 • Candy recalled Old Keeney Su School rebuilding to resume cuetom picture framing McKTOSH, CORTUUD National Weather Forecast WASfflNGTON (UPI) - The Food and Drug Ad photographic restoration DEUOOUS t mcouN With time-consuming details almost completed, work be put in place Saturday morning. professional community will be asked to participate in a 3 0 0 0 ministration is recalling 7977 on rebuilding the old Keeney St. School at a site near the Town fireman Douglas Welch,' who has engineering fund-raising effort for the band shell. Books of tickets for phis thousands of pounds of can fine art reproductions 30.0 0 Cheney Homestead Is exp^ted to show progress next expertise, is working on the project on his days off, and a raffle with five vacation trips as top prizes will be Fresh Apple Cider dy made with Red Dye No. week. Mahoney, who has recently retired, is also working on the mailed to members of these groups next week. 2, the color additive banned Francis Mahoney, co-chairman of the Bicentennial project. Historical or'futjire historical items are still being this year because of safety Committee, told Uie committee Wednesday night that Windows for the school have been ordered from the sought for the time capsule. Nathan Agostinelli, co- FERMNDO OROUROS NCWtOMC questions. Ltngard Cabinet Co., and the Andrew Ansaldi Co. has chairman of the Bicentennial Committee, suggested that tm CH HT. RO. lumber for the school is at the site and the beams should OLASTOMiUllY The largest single batdi offered to help with needed work. types of clothing now being worn should be included in the fj ihMm fctfOiid 1: of candy — 112,420 pounds Volunteer carpenters will be needed shortly, Mahoney capsule. Those wishing to donate items for the time cap ¥H9'9 Birth m . hm} SMirfUUCMCO — was made by G. Scac- said. Participants are not being paid for their efforts on sule may call David Gay, 647-9792, or Diane Cusson at the cionoce and Co., The Eighth D istrict names the project, and Lingard is charing just his cost for the Municipal Building, 649-5281. Bronx, N.Y., and dis windows, Mahoney said. Manchester Bicetennial medals are still for sale and 474 main et. tributed in the Eastern woman as ratem aker The Bicentennial Committee received a check for |200 may be obtained at the Manchester State Band. Joseph lowin lIM fltATUtl United States. Those from the Manchester Art Association for the Music Shell McCarthy, who is working on this fund-raising pr()ject for mancheeter • 649-6939 products include Licorice the band shell, said that the Manchester Coin Club NOTICE Geraldine H. Thompson Joseph Volz, when mail fund. The five Manchester pipe bands also raised 1152.15 Painter needs work. Win Sticks, Canellini Ricci, for the band shell fund at their band concert and dinner- provided space at its last coin show for the sale of the Jordan Almonds in of 117 Buckland St. has should be going to Edward medals, and has offered space at its coin show in — parking in rear — dows puttied and painted. been appointed ratemaker Fitzgerald, 225 Main St., dance. assorted colors. Non November. Need help? for the Eighth Utilities they said. Manchester businessmen and members of the local Weil do the hard work, you IZ3* pareil Seeds, Anisini, (Herald photo by Dunn) do the easy. Complete in UT1W
A d d r t a i Cpssty sf BiikiBWBs OMcldwrt. The Catholic Graduates CTub of Greater Hartford UNttVtadMtMl will have a Sunday social Oct. 24 from 3 to 7 p.m. at Podunk Mill, Sullivan Ave., South Windsor. Prospec COC 7.3S W lMbHa of panan to racain vaetbw or Panrrt or OaarOaB D M a 7,76 tive members are US. OerNrUMUt of Hnifli, EttecMlon, n d W titm / PuUic Health Service / Ceatcr foe Dkeew Coatrol / A ilnti. Ceeetie 30333 welcome. Center Congregational Judge declares mistrial Church eighth graders will The Manchester meet Saturday noon at the PHOENIX, Ariz. (UPI) - The trial of Harris, who said — ^ l e jury selection Evening Herald church to decorate John Adamson on charges of murdering was going on — murder charges were near prints more pumpkins and take them to investigative reporter Don Bolles will against a half-dozen other persons in the Manchester news the Newington Children’s have to start all over again because a car-bomb slaying. Bill Cotter Hospital. prosecutor talked too much out of court. Gov. Raul C a ^ o , simultaneously with than any other A judge declared a mistrial ’Thursday on the mistrial ruling, dismissed Harris, newspaper. The Organization of the grounds of "massive prejudicial head of the prosecution team, from any Handicapped will have its The snifirt pet^e publicity” caused by the public comments further connection with the trial. monthly social Monday of Maricopa County Attorney Donald is working for from 7:30 to 9 p.m. in Cronin Hall of Mayfair C Gardens, Main and N. Main Sts. All people who stni Ifortford ]\lati(Nial are handicapped, whatever the nature of their afflic Connecticut’s first writer was Hartford National even before different savings plans for different more jobs now tion, under the age of 65 pretty astute. After all, his politics and living east of the savings paid interest individual needs. 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The First Place to Save W* tCG9$)t KMIM on contltBnmont Caff Please present this coupon at time of purchase 646-9872 iAnomadi a im AND cfurrs Come Early And Take A Walk Through The Whale MANGIESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., Oct. 22, 1976 - PAGE ELEVEN PAGE TEN -"MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., Oct. 22, 1976
New Nebo Discharged Wednesday: East Hartford; Geraldine Susan Fiske, 24 Prospect St.; Obituaries Adallne (^rlin, 45 Lenox St.; SIggins, North Windham; Sheera Palenza, 754 Hartford restrooms Frank LIntner, 187 Elm Hill Patricia Gaffey, 434 W. Mid Tpke., Vernon; Linda Redlegs classiest team in all sports Hospital I Rd., Talcottville; Helen dle Tpke.; Diane Judson, Rt6, 'Tetrault, Wall St., Hebron; I Gowln, Middletown; Peter Andover. Susan Metcalf, East Hart Mrs. Mary A. Pohlman Trotta, Ashbrook Dr., Ck)ven- Also, Michael Quinn, 26 ford; Martin Dooley, East the Reds completed a four-game who also closed out the 1975 World homers. Bench, voted the Series' ninth inning anticlimactic to the sweep of the Yankees, the Reds have suggested note! try; Mary Krystoflk, 23 Seaman Circle; Betty Hartford; Pamela Hills, NEW YORK (U PD -H ailed Mrs. Mary A. Pohlman, 97, of 46 sweep of the New York Yankees with Series against the Boston Red Sox, most valuable player, wound up with most diehard New York fan. won just two of four ^ries, in which Earl W. Fyler Hemlock St.; Paul Heberllng, Sullivan, 323. Grissom Rd.; Warehouse Point'. by their manager as the a .533 batting average — the fourth “I wanted this team to show the they’ve played, and stand 12-11 in Hudson St. died Thursday at The Advisory Recreation and Park a 7-2 victory, "... and because some took over with two out and one on and EAST HARTFORD-Earl Willis classiest team in all sports, the fans around the country just how games won and lost. No fewer than 10 Manchester Memorial Hospital. She Commission agreed Thursday night of our young players should develop the Reds leading by only 3-2, in the highest in Series history. Fyler, 83, of 19 Wells Ave. died Cincinnati Reds are champions seventh inning, and didn’t allow a hit good it really is,” said Anderson other multiple pennant winners have was the widow of Fredrick W.B. to recommend the construction of will make us stronger.” The Yankees inched to within a run Thursday at a Hartford cdnvalescent after the game, ‘"^ is club has more performed better in Series competi Pohlman. bathroom facilities at Mt. Nebo of the world for the second Anderson shrugged off suggestions the rest of the way. in the fifth inning on Mickey Rivers’ home. He was the husband of Mrs. Mrs. Pohlman, at the time of her straight year and are of a dynasty—which, in fact already The victory went to Nolan, with single and stolen base and Munson’s class than any other team in sports. I tion beginning with the 1936-43 Daisy Schieldge Fyler. Field. sANYo...and The Al Slofferts... McEnahgy picking up a save. Ed third single and it was still a tight mean on the field ... in the clubhouse Yankees and 1949-53 Yankees, who death was the oldest living member The commission, however, took the baseball’s obvious dynasty of exists — with the comment; “The Mr. Fyler had been employed as a Figueroa was the loser although he ... in the hotel lobby ... 4t is the were 6-1 and 25-9 and 5-0 and 20-8, of the Manchester Garden Gub. She action with some reservations. At the Dodgers will be on our backs right game as Figueroa went into the general superintendent at the In the future. pitched effectively until the Reds’ Reds’ ninth. classiest team in all sports.” respectively, in Series play. was born April 3, 1879 In Rockville request of member John DiDonato, from the start next April ... we’ll dustrial Construction Co., Hartford, S A N Y O Join Togothar With The winners of four pennants in Series-clinching four-run outburst in Figueroa walked both Tony Perez The extravagant claim by Ander It was a night of embarrassment and had lived most of her life in the price of portable toilets will be have our hands full with them.” ' for 35 years before retiring in 1958. seven years and the first National The Reds, who will hold their vic the ninth. and Driessen, however, and Dick son is understandable and yet for the Yankees, who won their first Manchester. looked into by Chairman Joel Janen- League team since the 1921-22 New He was bom in Bloomfield and lived She is survived by a son, Fred B. tory party in Gncinnati tonight, The first of Munson’s four singles Tidrow was brought out of the debatable. For this Reds’ dynastic American League pennant since 1964 da. Also, the commission will inform York Giants to win two straight in East Hartford for 70 years. He was Pohlman of Manchester; 2 w rap i^ it up Thursday night with and Giris Chambliss’ double sent the bullpen. Perez took third as Foster team has not really performed that and beat the Kansas City Royals in the Board of Directors that it still World Series, the Reds will be even a member of the First daughters, Mrs. Ernest E. (Ger NEW Bench driving in five runs with two Yankees off to a 1-0 lead in the first filed to center field and then Bench well in World Series competition the playoffs. Manager Billy Martin feels the dredging of Center Springs stronger In 1977 than in 1976, accor and Munson admitted as much and Congregational Church of East Hart trude) Reynolds of Stafford Springs homers and Gary Nolan and Will inning. But the Reds took a 3-1 lead in hit his second homer to give the Reds compared to other multiple pennant- Pond is important. ding to Manager Sparky Anderson. the fourth on Joe Morgan’s walk and winners in baseball history. stopped there. ford. and Mrs. George (Bernice) LaCroix At the recommendation of Town McEnaney combining to hold the a 6-2 lead. Doubles by Cesar Other survivors are a son, Anson C. “We’ll be better next year because stolen base, a single by George Geronimo and Dave Concepcion Even with their two straight world What else could they say, after of Newtown; 5 grandchildren and 16 Manager Robert B. Weiss, the Board The M Siefferts Yankees to eight hits, including four Fyler of West Hartford; a daughter, Johnny Bench is on the way back,” Foster and the first of Bench’s made it 7-2 and made the Yankees’ championships and the four straight they said they were sorry? great-grandchildren. of Directors had been asked at their LOW by Thurman Munson. McEnaney, Mrs. Marilla Perras of Glastonbury; PRICES said Anderson Thursday night, after The funeral and burial will be four grandchildren and six great October meeting to use Revenue private at the convenience of the Sharing funds for a refreshment 7-DAY MONEY BACK TRIAL OFFER- grandchildren. family. The private funeral is Saturday at stand with bathroom facilities at Mt. The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Nebo Field. The 810,000 in Revenue - - Newkirk and Whitney Funeral Home, Main St., is in charge of Reds now 318 Burnside Ave. Burial will be in Sharing monies had originally been FREL..OneVear TV Service...Part$ & Labor arrangements. scheduled to be used for the Center Veterans Memorial Field of Hillside There are no calling hours. Herald angle Cemetery. Springs project. The family suggests that any The directors sent the request to • SANYO 19" compared There are no calling hours. memorial gifts may be made to the The family suggests that any the Rec and Park Commission for an Earl Yost Manchester Garden Gub in care of opinion. The sure thing. O f ll A D memorial gifts may be made to the Mrs. Robert S. Coe, 364 Summit St. Remembrance Fund of the First Dr. Alice J. Turek, director of 100% solid sta te u U L U n Sports Editor with best Congregational Church of East Hart health, told the commission ford, 837 Main St. Robert F. Sloan Sr. Thursday night that the present toilet facilities at Mt. Nebo do not meet Robert F. Sloan Sr., 87, of 333 health code and will be shut down. NEW YORK (UPI) - To have his Bidwell St. died Thursday in a This would leave the field with no team compared on the same level Frank Swartz Manchester convalescent home. such facilities. with the Brooklyn Dodgers and New Mr. Sloan was employed as a Jay J. Giles, director of public Catchers spotlighted runs batted in and hit 16 home runs. ' •'■7' York Yankees of the 1950s is satisfac BOLTON — Frank Swartz, 74, of 45 machinist at Pratt and Whitney Divi Starting with the playoffs against tion enough for Gncinnati Manager works, told the commission that YANKEE STADIUM - Rival South Rd. died Thursday at sion of United Technologies Corp., renovations of the present facilities NOW ( f t Philadelphia, Bench’s bat woke up Sparky Anderson after the Reds com Manchester Memorial Hospital. He East Hartford, for 16 years before his catchers were In the spotlight on the and he was on a tear in the three- pleted a four-game sweep of the New would not be worth the effort. 7 1 final night of the 1976 World Series was the husband of Mrs. Helen Gib retirement in 1943. He was bora June I The outstanding buy in 1976 color television from internation game sweep of the Phillies and it York Yankees and became the first son Swartz. 28, 1889 in Belfast, Northern Ireland Three of the commission members 1299«1 when the Gncinnati Redlegs proved ally famous Sanyo. A deluxe 1 9 " (diag.) color set National League team in 54 years to voiced their support for the transfer carried over into the four-game f*- " i * ' • Mr. Swartz had been employed as and had lived in Manchester for 45 E beyond any doubt that they are .f- win back-to-back World Series. of funds to the Mt. Nebo vrork. 1 9 " diag. series, the shortest since the under an auto mechanic at Boland Motors, years. baseball’s best team by completely Yet, to Johnny Bench and Will “I think we have to have facilities dog Baltimore Orioles beat Los Manchester, before retiring several Survivors are 2 sons, Robert F. dominating New York at Yankee Angeles in 1966, and Sandy Koufax McEnaney, the hitting and pitching up there. We’re going to get a lot of FROM THE PEOPLE WHO BRING YOU Stadium in four straight games. years ago. He previously had worked Sloan Jr. of Manchester and William and Don Drysdale. JH. heroes of Thursday night’s 7-2 Series at the former Packard Motor Car Sloan of East Hartford; 6 flak from people if we don’t,” LOW PRICES PERSONAL SERVICE Johnny Bench and ’inurman Mun lu v clinching triumph, their con- , Co., Hartford, and Pratt and Whitney grandchildren and 10 great DiDonato said. Janenda and Dorothy son, one a winner and the other a Brindamour also said that they felt tributions were a vindication for Division of United echnologies Corp., grandchildren. loser, provided the biggest excite what could have been a lost season. the facilities were needed. East Hartford. The funeral is Saturday at 10 a.m. • SANYO 12” ment as Gncinnati lived up to its Stadium ramblings "This was my greatest perfor The fourth member present, Fred He was bora March 16,1902 in Bur at Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main reputation, and expectations, by mance,” said Bench, who hit a two- Ramey, said that he did not support Little Bruce Froemming, the bank, N.Y., and had lived in Bolton St. The Rev. Kenneth Gustafson, 100% solid State B&W TV. recording a 7-2 success to sweep the run homer in the fourth inning to put the transfer of funds from the Center smallest umpire in the major for 32 years. He and his wife pastor of Calvary Church, will of best of seven set in the minimum the Reds ahead, 3-2, and then added a Springs job. leagues, show^ a lot of intestional celebrat^ their 52nd wedding an ficiate. Burial will be in East number of games. fortitude when he took his hands out three-run shot in the ninth, to finish niversary last June. Cemetery. Unless Janenda finds that the cost When Bench’s line-drive three-run of his pocket and gave New York the Yankees for good. “I had some Other survivors are a son, Kenneth There are no calling hours. of portable facilities would be homer struck a fan in the leftfield manager Billy Martin the heave-ho in physical problems during the season worthwhile, the commission’s ap stands and bounded back into the Swartz of Coventry; a daughter, Mrs. The family suggests that any the ninth Inning. Leo Durocher, (UPI Photo) with which I had to deal, but I don’t Evelyn Boscarino of Windsor; a memorial gifts may be made to the proval of the Mt. Nebo project will be playing field it earned the husky Gn tabbed a tiger and a no-good so-and- Reception committee for Johnny Bench after second homer y want to make any excuses." sister, Mrs. Hazel Robertson of New Manchester Memorial Hospital presented to' the directors at their cinnati catcher the honor of being the so when he managed the Dodgers and Similarly, 1976 was not a season to Haven; and six grandchildren. Development Fund. Nov. 9 meeting. series most valuable player. Giants, was a pussycat compared to remember for McEnaney, who, a The funeral is Saturday at 1:30 The three-run shot broke up a tight, the language used by Martin. The Tony Perez, Dan Driessen and Cesar Geronimo wait to congratulate Reds’ catcher year after his 1975 rookie success, p.m. at Holmes Funeral Home, 400 tense but unexciting 3-2 Cincy edge latter did nothing in the line of win was only 2-6 with a most unim Main St., Manchester. Burial will be ss* “ and triggered the National League ning friends for either himself or the pressive 4.88 earned run average. Candidates give views champions to victory before 56,700 in Quarryville Cemetery, Bolton. (picture or screen size measured diagonally) Ya^ees in the manner in which he During the crucial last two months of 79 shivering fans, 33 more than showed Friends may call at the funeral conducted himself in both the the seasons, he was seldom used by up at New York Tuesday night. home tonight from 7 to 9. on general economy The perfect portable. Compact and lightweight. Performs playoffs and series...Strange isn’t it Anderson. The family suggests that any Bench’s game-breaker, which sent government has increased 12 times beautifully everywhere. Offers super solid-state reliability. , that the least logical guy on the Munson embarrassed Thursday night, however, he came memorial gifts may be made to the By GREG PEARSON since I960. “That sure beats the infla thousands of fans leaving their seats squad, reserve shortstop Jim Mason and scurrying for the nearest exits, on to relieve starter Gary Nolan with Memorial Fund of the United Herald Reporter tion rate,’’ he said. hit the only homer for the Yankees two out in the seventh and completed Methodist Church of Bolton. was his second homer of the night. The audience was the Manchester Theodore Cummings, Democratic which matched his entire season the Reds’ overall series bullpen ef Board of Realtors, but the four can The first came in the fourth inning total....The shoe was on the other incumbent in the 12tb District, with one mate on base and erased a fort of not allowing a run to the didates present for a “Meet the Can responded by pointing out program foot in the ‘76 series when the by Redlegs^ Anderson And The Al Siefferts Yankees. Anthony S. Rakiewicz didates session at the Manchester that have bera implemented recently 1-0 New York lead and gave Cincy an Yankees lost in four straight. The Join Together edge it never relinquished. "I thought I’d be pitching in the ROCKVILLE - Anthony S. Country Gub Thursday afternoon did to help businesses and industries in club had clean sweeps in 1927-28-32- That last remark stung Munson To Bring You STEREO SPECIALS For his performance, writers were NEW YORK (UPI) - Thur The Series ended with Munson in Series since they have a lot of lefties, Rakiewicz, 54, of Old Farms Rd., little talking about the bousing and 38-39-50. Only twice previously were tbe state. like no other this season, a season in the on-deck circle, deprived of a and let’s face it, after the injury to I Willington, formerly of Rockville, real estate markets. “There are things that are being almost unanimous in tabbing the 28- the Yankees losers in four games, man Munson waited a long which he hit .302 with 105 RBIs. He chance to become the first player Don Gullett, I’m all we’ve got,” died 'fimr^ay at Rockville General Instead, the general state of the done,” he said., He mentioned the year-old part-Indian receiver the top 1922 and 1963 against the Giants and time to play in a World Series was far and away the best Yankee in ever to pick up five hits in one World McEnaney said. "I don’t blame Hospital. He was the husband of Mrs. economy and Pratt and Whitney’s City and Town Development Act and performer in baseball’s blue ribbon Dodgers respectively. — seven seasons, to be precise the short series, batting .526, driving Series game. Sparky at all for not using me. I was Anne Roszczewski Rakiewicz. transfer of 600 workers to Florida tbe Industrial Developmait bill, both classic. Bench wound up with eight — and when he finally got his in one run and scoring the other pitching lousy and you can’t blame Mr. Rakiewicz was bora in Hart were the major topics of the debate. of which offer methods for state and hits in 15 at bats for a .533 average. YOUR $ ' chance, the Reds eliminated Thursday night in the 7-2 fourth game him for losing confidence.” ford and lived in Willington for the David (^hen. Republican can local governments to provide finan String broken loss to the Reds. * past 11 years. He was an Army didate for the Fourth ^natorial seat, cial assistance and tax breaks to Four-for-four his New York Yankees in four While the Yankees were unable to "For me to be belittled after my As for Anderson, the white-haired veteran of World War II. said that the announced transfer of businesses. CHOICE quick games. season, after my series,” Munson Reds’ skipper, who has taken his Other survivors are four the 600 Pratt and Whitney employes “We need more incentives. There Munson, on the other hand, enjoyed win one game, the team did ac Munson, the prime candidate for Linemen ailing complish one feat. When Mickey said, "it hurts. I don’t apppreciate share of critcism for removing his dau^ters. Miss Carol Rakiewicz of to Florida may be “just the tip of the are some on the books; there are the best game of any individual in the American League Most Valuable Rivers stole second base in the fifth having it rubbed in my face. PITTSBURGH (UPI) - The pitchers faster than most any Willington, Miss Renee Rakiewicz of iceberg” unless the state offers attempts to put more into effect,” set with a perfect four-for-four Player honors, was embarrassed by inning it was the first time in 27 post “I never compared myself to John Pittsburgh Steelers. with only four manager in baseball, the easy vic New Haven, Mrs. Toni Scott of better incentives for industries in Cummings said. showing which gave him nine hits in the four-game sweep. But what em season games Johnny Bench didn’t ny Bench, you guys in the press did. I healthy defensive linemen, Thursday tory over the Yankees was also a sort Griswold and Mrs. Mary Ann Worth Connecticut. Barry said, “The central issue is to 17 trips to the plate in the four barrassed him more was what Reds’ toss the runner out...One of the can hit to right. I can hit with concentrated on defending against of justification. of Nantucket, Mass.; a brother, He praised his opponent, incum continue to deliver services com games. His .529 batting mark was the Manager Sparky Anderson had to say biggest ovations was reserved for anybody. We have a good team. I’m the run during practice for Sunday’s William Rakiewicz of West Hart bent Democrat David Barry, for his parable to what we have now, brighest spot in the Yankee artillery. after the game while the two men "It'll be up to you gentlemen to Yogi Berra when he made his embarrassed to lose in four straight away game with the New York ford; and a sister, Mrs. Helen Ran- work in juvenile and social reform. without raising taxes.” The rough-tough New York were standing within three feet of but I’m not embarrassed with this Giants. judge this team now,” Anderson told court of East Hartford. But, Coheb then held up one of He taled of his independent catcher, expected to be named the api^arance in the field in the ninth each other on the speaker’s platform a jammed news conference after the inning and wiggled his right finger to team. I just don't appreciate it The funeral is Saturday at 9 a.m. Barry’s campaign pamphlets and thinking as a legislator and said, “I American League’s most valuable in a makeshift press room in the Defensive end Dwight White was Reds' victory. ‘Tm glad to know that signal the bullpen as the acting rubbed in my face by a man I’m stan from the Burke-Fortin Funeral said, “Looking over this brochure, I will not be told by the leader of my player next week, collected six catacombs under Yankee Stadium. questionable and defensive tackle we can now be considered in the manager with Billy Martin cooling it ding right next to.” Home, 76 Prospect St., with a Mass don’t see one bill aimed at improving party how to vote. If a bill is a good RECORD YOUR OWN straight hits, two in his last two bats Asked what he thought of the All- Steve Furness also doubtful for the same class wi(h the other great in the dugout runway after being Munson got a hit in each of his last at the Chapel of St. Jude, Willington, the economy.” one, I don’t care whether it was in Tuesday and four last night. Star Yankee catcher, Anderson said: Giants game due to sprained ankles, teams of baseball. That’s what I 8 T R A C K T A PE LIBR A R Y evicted. Berra is still a popular six at-bats in the Series, including a at 10. Burial will be in Willington Hill Walter Joyner, a Republican who troduced by a Democrat or a "The feat tied a major league record “Thurman is an outstanding hitter, and rookie defenseman Gary Dunn wanted in this series,” ECONOMICALLY figure, ranking behind Joe DlMaggio four-for-four performance in the Cemetery. Military honors will be is seeking the 12th Assembly District Republican.” set 52 years ago by Goose Goslin of one of the best we’ve seen all year. was placed on the injured reserved and Mickey Mantle among the ex- final game, to tie a 52-year-old No one, not even the old Brooklyn accorded at graveside. seat, also concentrated on the At one point, the debate became an the Washington Senators in the 1924 There’s no question he would hit .300 list last week to make room for New Stereo Yankees still alive...Mild-mannered record held by Goose Goslin of the Dodgers, could argue with that — at Friends may call at the funeral economy. He said that Connecticut exchange between Cohen and Cum series. Munson was the 36th player in in our league. backup quarterback Neil Graff. Sparky Anderson has now produced Washington Senators for consecutive least not until next year. home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. has lost 73,000 manufacturing jobs in mings, who are not even opposing %rles play to collect four hits in one “But don’t embarrass anybody, four pennant winners in seven years. World Series hits. the last two years. each other. game. He had bat in hand in the on- don’t compare anyone to Bench." HIGH FIDELITY WrTHOUT THE HIGH COST The white-haired Gncinnati skipper He criticized the unemployment Cohen said that state government deck circle when Roy White skied out MUSIC is just 43...The record for most home payments offered by the state. now costs |1.8 billion per year and to end the game and thus missed a New •SANYO runs in one game is three, held by “A husband and wife can sit at that industry is asked to pay 43 per chance by one out for a record try. Babe Ruth. He turned the trick home and take home |180 a week cent of that cost. The series performance brought Arenas sparks MCC twice...Early this morning the first with no taxes. The whole unemploy He also said that Connecticut is happiness to the Oklahoma product In loving memory of my dear hus- SYSTEM seven people I ran into claimed they By DAVE ROBACK return empty-handed in the ment act should be scrutinized,” he band, Geoi^e Gill, who passed away, y / 4 becoming a "handout state” and “a who is recognized in all quarters as October a , 1975. said. STEREO the best catcher in the senior loop. picked Gncinnati in four straight!... Correspondent NJCAA regionals. MCC paradise for welfare recipients and with Buih-ln Just to refresh your memory, the Always remembered and sadly mis- “Unemployment pay used to be for unemployment recipients.” Music ^stem With Built-in He didn’t have a good year, for him Last year, Manchester Com returned to Holyoke yesterday, sed by his loving ^ 8 Track Recoider/Player. pick here was Cincy in five. those who lost their job through no Cummings criticized Cohen for Bench batted just .234, collected 74 munity College’s soccer team and it was a happier bus ride fault of their own. It was never in Stereo-Cassette Recorder- he high fldellty muslo system you shvsys wsntsd...sl s pries you creating a picture of “gloom and traveled to Holyoke only to home as it defeated Holyoke tended to be welfare care,” Joyner doom," and said that the state will never expected. This vtrssUls stsrso system M s you not only sn|oy Player hssring your Isvorlls S Irsok osrUldgss, but shows you to msks your Community College, 3-1. said. continue to attempt to aid and attract O rw l music sntsrtslnmsnt..sll In on# oompsct stsrso muslo tyitsm. own — lor pennies s recorded ssisollon. Record directly Irom phono He also said that the cost of state business. Enioy Itbulous sound from rtcords, tepM, snd brosdcssts. Pius or FM brosdcssts while you listen, or from Indudsd miks with remote Holyoke, ranked third in the record your own soonomlesi cssssHs muslo llbrsry. Ssnslttvs AM/FM Itsrt/stop control. Ssnsitivs AM/FM stsrso rsesivsr hss bsck-llt disl, NJCAA New England region, drops mulUpIsx stsrto tunsr siso Indudss 4-clisnnsl spssksr msirix cir FM stsrso Indlestor, snd 4-chsnnsl spssksr msbix circuitry lor to a 3-4-2 record while the Cougars cuitry (or pisying bsck sny 2.onsnnsl stsrso souros In sxoHIng mstrix enjoying mstrix sound when two mors spssksrs srs sddsd. 4-clisnnsl qusdrsplwnlo sound wtwn you sdd two sddlUonsI opbonsl AutomsUo record chsngsr h u s lull sits lurntsbis low mess tubulsr now stand at 8-2. The hooters' next Declining enrollment sposksrs. Built-In csssstts dock snsM ss you to msks psrfset stsrso srm, |sm proof msohsnism, sutomsiio tons srm lock snd sdlustsbis contest is Saturday in New London A LOVED ONE rsoordings sisctronleslly Irom pbono or FM brosdcssts, or wHb In- stylus pressure gsugs. Abuht-lnltrsok recorder h u p su u control to dudsd rsmots control microplions. Indudss fsst lorwsrd, rewind, stsrt snd stop recording without removing or rsmuttlng csrtrldgu. against second-ranked Mitchell figures reviewed snd rscordina Inisriodi to prevent soddsntti srssurt. AutomsUc Cornu with two high nddlty 8X-84 sooustic suspsnslon spssksrs. College. ttirss-spssd record disngsr hss low mess tubulsr tons srm, snd Eu h h u s 6" lull rsngs driver snd s hlgh-lrsqusnoy dispersion cons MCC's offensive punch came in the sdlustsbis stylus pressure gsugs. Two high Hdsllly, sooousbcsliy Iwsstsr. A grut home sntsrtslnmsnl vslus st just I1W.W. The Manchester Board of Elducation’s Citizens Task mstchsd sp s^ sr systems dsilvsr dssn, rssonsnl sound. Esch hss 6" form of Danyel Arenas as he Force continued its study of declining student ^ e m m ie /te d lud-rsngs driver snd high Irsqutnoy dispersion cone tweeter. A super e Sensitive AM/FM stereo receiver collected the three-goal hat trick. enrollments in a technical session Thursday night with Your lovt Is permanontlyi vshiel 0 Built-In 8 (rack cartridge record/playback deck The first came with, three minutes Dr. Thomas Steahr, University of Connecticut I expressed for a loved one when e Sensitive AM/FM stereo receiver 0 4-channal speaker matrix circuitry gone in the first half. Showing fancy demographer. their retting place Is marked e Built-In stereo cassette recotder/player 0 Automatic 3 speed record changer dribbling technique. Arenas eluded e Built-In automatic three-ipeed turntable • Two high fidelity acoustic-suspension speaker I by a Barre (3ulld Monument. two defenders and beat goalie Mike e Two high fidelity 2-way epeaker systems systems The task force, which is looking at the short-range im lOnly Barre Guild Kirby. n r - . pact of the enrollment decline, questioned Steahr on a Monumenta are per- IBA RR E] The Cougars, who dominated first variety of matters ranging from his opinions on future I manently guaranteed iCUILO half play, made it 2-0 as Arenas took housing development to background for his statistics. I by an aaaoclatlon of ^ ^ a Gary Perrelli pass and fired a shot Irnonument manufac-Mm iu m m to the lower right of the net. The tasK lorce aiso reviewed a “administrative exer I turert. VltH our dlt- \Vv The final tally came five minutes cise” prepared by local school officials to Illustrate possi |play. lOPEN later as Arenas on a breakaway beat ble future use of elementary classroom space in town. frMly 'Til I Kirby from 10 yards out. Silurdiy 'Td S Holyoke scored its lone goal in the The “exercise,” requested by the task force, analyzes APPLIANCES CATALOG AUDIO J second half, Jim Sleboda taking a possible school closings and reorganizations for two Bill Methot pass and beating MCC years^ 1989 and 2000, reflecting different seta of enroll ■MRiRHOi :' i f i l goalie Mike Gerber. * ment projections made by Steahr. FORMER NORMAN S LOCATION MCC’s defense didn’t bend under (UPI Photo! The only conclusion reached in the "exercise” was that (UPI Photo) pressure applied by the Bay Staters. enrollment projections should be updated annually to WiM ( (SIMM Wedundi IlfSTANT CREDIT Holyoke outshot MCC in the second Free P$rklng,..Awtf From Stars of World Series finale in strange positions half and over-ail, 17-11, with Gerber Ump Bruce Froemming thumbs manager out allow better decisions of use of existing schools, closing SAPORITI MEMORIAL CO. Ceaw Is Mi Saiylt! Th$ Shopping Canfer Haiife us TO IM S WITH of schools or construction of new facilities. - 470 Center S i Manctiester e 04S-7732 Adults Only APPROVIO CaiOITCASOt making nine of his 13 saves after the Raging mad Billy Martin is restrained in last inning Thurman Munson has just scored as Johnny Bench watches flight of hall on field intermission. • ■“ --....ir.-,*5-» .r— «.i. iii'eJil.-j.'ir'Trri, ;y .-f’>, .•„.' ‘^ ifjn K I.'?
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., Oct. 22, 1976- PAGE THIRTEEN PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Fri.. Oct. 22, 1976 Evert Scholastic Sports Roundup If Bowling | Havlicek sparks Celtics K . of C.- Jim Farr 232- Soccer tiling’s field. ’The Rams Manchester High’s girls 559, John Ragna 560, Tony uAVf-ucc-rcD ,„r t, ® recovd. field hockey team blanked NEW YORK (UPI) point, second-quarter lead. New York over Los rout of Milwaukee and give Baluk 554, Real Audet 563, They still led by 11 at the MANCHESTER HIGH ming broke out fast with Conard, 1-0, yesterejay at — Boston Celtics’ Angeles and spoil the new Coach Tates Locke a trims M an ch ester H igh’s Terry McConville sending Memorial Field. ’The In Bud Tomlinson 214-560, start of the fourth quarter coaching debut of Jerry successful start. Ernie soccer game with Conard home a direct kick from 25 4 dians now stand 4-0-1 for Bob Luurtsema 222, Mike veteran John Havlicek before Havlicek and the West. Bradley was in DiGregorio, added 24 yesterday in West Hartford yards out. Sue Brown and the season with their next Hodge 211, Frank Ruff 202, decided to welcome recently purchased Sidney strumental in turning a 10- points and Johnny was postponed because of John Moran notched se- start Tuesday at Simsbury Terry Means 204, Ken the newcomer Indiana Wicks went to work. point New York deficit into Neumann scored 21. Tomlinson 204,'Bill Richey wet grounds. ’That game cond period goals, both High against the defending Pacers to the National Havlicek then proceeded a five-point lead in the final Adrian Dantley scored 15 has been rescheduled today assisted by John Kelly, state champs. Tomlinson 202, Norbert to hit his next eight shots seven minutes of the third points and hauled in a Audet 205, Vic Squadrito Basketball Associa at 3:30. "We finally play^ the Nancy Donadio pushed in from the floor and Wicks, quarter by scoring 12 of his game-high 19 rebounds. PALM SPRINGS, Calif. M anchester’s contest way I feel we’re capable the winning goal for 219, Bill Avdry 210. tion. who took over at center 16 points. McMillian, held Rockets 120, Hawks 104 with Enfield High is not of,” noted Coach Tom Unfortunately for In (UPI) — Chris Evert dropped Manchester with 15 p a r k a d e ’ d u s t y - when starter Dave Cowens to two points in the first Rudy Tomjanovich, held her first two games against Saturday morning as has Kelley. Playing well for minutes left in the second diana and the 16,178 fans, fouled out with just seven half, added eight points in to six points for three been listed in this week’s Floyd Totten 258-556, Nancy Richey Thursday night, the Rams were Chris half. Conard applied Roger Mieezkowski 211- who jammed into the points and 7:27 remaining, each of the final two quarters, scored 14 fourth- sports slate. ’The Enfield Market Square Arena in In Hoyng, Alex Britnell, pressure trying to get the 593, Ken Bower 202, Jeff- proceeded to take control quarters. Kareem Abdul- quarter points, including 11 but swiftly recovered to game has been rescheduled Chuck C o stello , Bill dianapolis to witness the tying goal but the Silk Baker 200, Ed Shaw 200, of the backboards. Jabbar led the Lakers with in a row, to help Houston trounce her opponent, 6-4, 6-1, for Thursday, Nov. 4, at Herlth, Jamie Gallagher first regular-season NBA The Celtics tied the Town defense proved up to Rich Higgins 202-203-572, 29 points. and former ABA Coach and gain a spot against 3:30. and Lynne Bono. Illing out- the occasion. Goalie Lois game involving a former game, at 113-113, with 50 Braves 133, Bucks 112 Tom Nissalke overcome a Mike Masilonis 214-578, ABA club, Havlicek made seconds left when Havlicek Virginia Wade in today’s shot the visitors, 21-7. Diana made several fine Kevin Kelley 206, AI Little John Shumate, playing 12-point deficit and down BENNET it a rude greeting. sank a running one-hander. sem ifinals of the $200,000 stops to preserve the 206-560, Pete Byran 210-561, center in place of defen Atlanta. Mike Newlin led Jeff Lombardo scored Playing with the The Pacers twice regained Inaugural women’s tennis MHSJAYVEES shutout. Dennis Carlin 202, Leo ding league-scoring champ the Rockets with 33 points two goats and Glenn Wilson Chalking up its sixth Manchester’s jayvees enthusiasm of a rookie, the possession but a shot by Bob McAdoo, scored 23 while John Drew topped tournament. one in overtime as Bennet Nelson 213, Bill Avery 205- 36-year-old Havlicek, center Dan Rondfield, who shutout of the year, battled to a 1-1 tie with Lin 550, Skip Kelly 550. points and collected 15 the Hawks with 29, ail in The top-seeded Evert admittedly Junior High’s soccer team Manchester High’s jayvee da Cheney scoring for the scored 32 points including finished with 23 points, rebounds to lead Buffalo’s the first three quarters. had a good workout in her victory played to a 3-3 stalemate soccer team whitewashed eight in overtime Thursday went awry at the buzzer, locals. Wendy Kemp, Lisa Gail over Richey. Wade, the tournament’s with Timothy Edwards visiting Conard, 3-0, POWDER PUFF- night to lead the defending the game went into over Schwartz and Suzanne Heckler 182, Terry fourth-seeded player, survived four yesterday. Bennet is now 5- yesterday at Memorial Killian played well for the NBA champion Celtics to a time and Havlicek worked match points to turn back Betty 2-1 for the season. Field. Sieminski 177-4TO, Gerrie 129-122 victory over the his special magic. 2-3-6 jayvees. Olson 176, Carol Anderson Stove, 6-7, 7-6, 6-1. Bennet outshot Eklwards, Walt Adamy, playing an (Herald photo by Dunn) Pacers. Charlie Scott scored 28 184-492, Evelyn Feder 176, WICKHAM PARK The other semifinal will match 17-9. Danny Collins, Tom outstanding game at center “If you don’t keep right points and JoJo White 23 Edythe Pasek 180, Ruth Francoise Durr, a 6-1, 6-1 upset Hajbucki and goalie Jim halfback, opened the Bennet Junior Mights 1976 soccer squad after them all the time, for the Celtics. Billy winner over third-seeded Martina McKay all played well for scoring early for Volleyball Ann Glass 177, Marty they’ll get to you,’’ Indiana Knight led the Pacers with Bradshaw 209-184-520, Bob Youngsters making up the 1976 Bennet Junior High soccer squad this fall are shown WILL CLOSE FOR Navratilova, with Terry Holladay, the Bears. Manchester. Joe Foran East Catholir with Coach Dave Nordling. Front row, (1. to r.) Barry O’Neil, Paul Fiano, Glen Coach Bobby Leonard said 29 points while Wilbur who edged Dianne Fromholtz, 6-3, 1- notched the second goal Upended in girls’ bie Woods 455, Gail Rurka of the Celtics. “And that Jones added 21. 6, 6-3. ILLING JV with efforts by hustling volleyball action yesterday 464, Vicky Glass 450, Ann Wilson, David Raven, Todd White, Jeff Daigle, Tim O’Brien, Dan Collins. Top, Havlicek is something ’Two second period goals Brendle 465, M arilyn Knirka 102, Lakers 97 THE WINTER 2 The tournament ends Saturday Tom Roach and Bill Frat- was East Catholic, downed Nordling, Jim Gluhosky, Tom Hajhucki, Jeff Lombardo, Jim McKay, Rich Koepsel, else....’’ with the winner to receive 345,000, by Scott Goehring lifted taroli setting Foran up. 15-12 and 15-11 by Chmielewski 179-486, Pat John Haslett, Robert Perry, Ed Kennison, Ken Marshall, Geoff Michaud, Tony The Pacers went at the Bill Bradley and Jim Jerome 196-495, Gerry McMillian combined for 32 the largest payoff in women’s tennis the Illing Junior High Steve Fitzsimmons talli^ homestanding Rockville Harkins. Missing are John McNamara and Jim Garner. Celtics “right from the ON OCTORER 31. history. jayvee soccer team to a 2-1 the final Indian goal put High. The Eagles now Tonski 175-487, Gerry start’ ’ and opened up an 18- second-half points to lead victory over Kosciuszko of ting home a rebound. sport a 3-5 record. Tracy 178-464, Virginia Enfield yesterday. Brad Farley, Gary Swan The jayvees were also Assard 178, Ellen Albert (Herald photo by Dunn) Eric Juttner and Todd son and Frank and Ralph defeated, 15-4 and 15-7. No 186-458. Staves helped set up the se Ley also played well for further details were Dr. J set to help 76ers EasVs offensive backs cond Illing score. Illing is the young Indians, now 7-1 available. MERCHANTS- Bob 2 now 3-4 for the season. for the campaign. Manrhrgter High Landry 146-160-140-446, Callighen sent Steve Lauretti 150-365, glory days of Wilt other players,” he said. Set to face Xavier High tonight are Cast Catholic offensive ILLING Manchester High’s girls’ PHILADELPHIA Lanky Witkowski 146-382, Chamberlain. But at a “Players set a goal at the Breaking out of its volleyball team upp^ its (UPI) - Julius Er- ONLY 9 DAYS LEFT backs, top, (I. to r.) Bob Frank, Fred Cecchini, Mike out, Whalers Ding Balch 138-375, Matty news conference. Thursday beginning of the season to scoring slump, Illing Field hockey record to 3-5 yesterday in ving, the man they call Furlong, and front, Dave Kisner (11) and Ken Brasa (5). MHS GIRLS West Hartford by defeating Mathieson 151-368, Rich night, “the Doctor” still win a championship. If that Junior High’s soccer team Mazur 353. “Dr. J,” sat under the remains first and home tonight downed Kosciuszko of En Recording its second homestanding Conard High had memories of New FOR VW’S BIG SALE! glare of hot television foremost, you shouldn’t field. 3-1, yesterday at shutout of the week. by 15-12 and 15-9 scores. York and the team he had HARTFORD (UPI) - The New Agnes Szarka served Y- Art Johnson 165-142- lights after signing a led to two American have to worry about this Manchester home Saturday England Whalens of the World well for Manchester. 414, Jazz Fuller 138-147-413, reported six-year, $3 Basketball Association problem." Hockey Associatio^.’lljji^ a y sent The Indian jayvees were Tony Marinelli 160-392, million contract with championships. Coach Gene Shue said he Adolph Kuszaj 145-385, ”I felt my position will use Erving tonight in rookie Brett Clallighen 1o the Rhode also victorious, 8-15, 15-13 the Philadelphia 76ers. Island Reds of the American Hockey Yale^ Trinity anxious and 15-11, with a good team Fred McCurry 362, Andy (regarding the Nets) was a the season opener against League. effort making the Lamoureaux 141-379, Erv The 76ers, in making Er- just and right one,” Erving the San Antonio Spurs. Low-flying Eagles Callighen, 23, was the top scorer to up winning streaks difference. Rusconi 138-363, Bernie ving the highest paid said in defending his ICVRBBORE, with three goals in the Whalers’ Casey 363, Al Pirkey 150- player in pro basketball holdout. “I was promised Cougars bow exhibition season but failed to score Cross country 373, Nonny Zazzaro 382, Ed history Thursday, paid the considerations that HARTFORD (UPI) — opening day loss, will be Burbank 149-398, Vic New York Nets $3 million Manchester Community test Xavier tonight in the team's first four season Bennet weren’t lived up to. When College's cross country Yale and Trinity appear gunning for a fourth — the highest sale price in games. Downed in cross country A braitis 142-386, Bill training camp started, headed for winnipgseasons s tr a ig h t win in a McKinney 139-392, John professional sports history team was upended last The Whalers, who have lost three action yesterday was there was no indication Wednesday, 24-34, by A N D P B H U P S as both go after their fifth homecoming day game Rieder 350, Rocco — for the right to sign the 6- By LEN AUSTER games and tied one, open a five-game Bennet Junior High, 26-30, they were going to be lived Eastern Connecticut State home stand tonight at the Hartford straight wins in (Connec against 2-2 Amherst at Lupacchino 163-392, Mike 6 superstar after winning a up to, and I chose not to Herald Sportawriler ticut football action Satur Middletown. The Cardinals by Timothy Edwards at College in Willimantic. Civic Center hosting The Houston Charter Oak Park. Pagani 135-379 Joe five-team tug-of-war for play.” Out of the frying pan and into the fire goes East Catholic’s day. exploded last week against MCC’s Mike Martin was Aeros. Bennet’s Steve Telgener T'varonite 162-373, Al his services. The acquisition of Erving football team as tonight at 7:30 at Dillon Stadium the winless Carm (Cozza, Yale’s win- WPI 43-21, getting 27 points Biijaucius 159-380, Frank Erving, 26, held out after the individual winner. The Whalers General Manager Ron was the individual winner gives the 76ers one of the Cougar harriers are now 4- Eagles tackle perennial state power Xavier High. Manchester Ryan said Clallighen was sent to the ningest coach, takes his in the first quarter, Blank 148-147-422, Ken the Nets refused to finest front-court with a time of 8:57 over a 2 . HEVB) AGAIN, charges to Pennsylvania Winless University of Reds to give him more playing time. 1.7 mile course with team Seaton 137, Gene Tirin- renegotiate his contract twosomes in NBA history. High, 0-4, after a tough opening part of the schedule hopes to see where the Quakers have a Connecticut, losers of six mate Scott Wright taking zonie 136-357. and club owner Roy Boe George McGinnis, who was Women bow some daylight Saturday afternoon at 1:30 at Memorial Field 2-3 record. They will be straight games, will have third place. Edwards - says he granted the 76ers, named ABA Co-Player of Toppled in a best three of taking on equally winless Wethersfield High. shooting for their fifth trouble trying to come up New York Knicks, Los gathering in, however, four IBAHERIES FOR the Year with Erving in five game set yesterday 'The only lineup change for East is straight win after a season with its first win in a Hockey roundup of the top six spots to take Radios • Hearing AMs Angeles Lakers, 1975, mans the other was Manchester Communi at defensive end where freshman opening loss to Brown. Yankee Conference game Milwaukee Bucks and Buf better and our secondary has been NEW YORK (UPI) - A night of the win. Dan Kibbie and Ed Gamas - HashUgMs forward. ty College’s women’s WHIVOIKSWAGEN John Karzar will start for injured Penn has beaten Brown at 4-1 Massachusetts. falo Braves permission to Ezerins were seventh and Erving, however, doesn’t volleyball team. The Steve Kmiec. Coach John LaFontana getting better.” goaltending against Montreal can be but the Bulldogs are com Huskies coach Larry talk with Erving. eighth respectively for ARTHUR DRUG think the unprecedented Cougars won the first two indicated he’ll start sophomore Ken Manchester’s defensive backfield a frustrating experience. ing off a convincing 37-6. Naviaux and his charges It is hoped Erving can will get a severe test as Wethersfield Bennet. pairing will force the 76ers games, 15-12 and 15-11 but Brasa at quarterback with junior Toronto netminder Wayne Thomas win over Columbia and must be admired for their bring a National Basket likes to air out the football. The to come down the floor the University of Hartford Dave Kisner, a transfer student from found that out in the final minutes of looking better each game. never give up attitude in ball Association cham Eagles in the last two weeks have with two basketballs. cAme back to win the final Xavier, in reserve. a 5-3 loss to the Canadiens Thursday Trinity, the only un the frustrating season so pionship to this long- night. " I don’t anticipate three, 15-10,15-12 and 15-11, Xavier is 4-0-1 to date and while it attempted over 40 aerials each week. defeated team in New far. H O iO A S A li suffering franchise, the ’They scored 43 points against Penney having any trouble playing to take the match. MCC is can’t boast p e a t personnel, what’s The Maple Leafs had erased a 2-0 England, should have an Another coach with b ic u c l e s l first since 1967 and the with Big George or the now 3-3 for the season. there is solid. ‘"There’s a lot less last Saturday but still lost as the deficit against the Canadiens and easy time in Hartford problems is Bill Hickey, variety to their offense than in the Knights notched a lofty 71 tallies. Bill Thomas was trying to protect a 3-2 against winless Colby. The rookie mentor at the Coast I past but what they do they do very Rumley is the Wethersfield signal- lead against the Stanley C!up cham Bantams defense has con Guard. The Cadets have well,” LaFontana stated. Two caller and Gerald Desroches his pions with less than three minutes to tributed greatly to the won only once in six tries favorite target. Falcon standouts to watch out for are play. team's success so far, and they face 3-2 Western Q THAT WILL PLEASE Mike Linsenbigler, Jim Fleurent Then he became the victim of Mon EVERTORE UKEIMS. quarterback Jim Cannata and half giving up only 70 yards Connecticut, a team that back Rich Stanton. and Craig Ostrout are the secondary treal’s explosive scoring power, total rushing and five has taken its lumps in the ^ Come in and lay away East is 0-4, appears overmatched, people Manchester will look to blunt which reversed Toronto’s apparent points per game. past few years struggling a bike for Christmas Rumley’s aerial game. A strong pass victory. but is more than willing to take up Wesleyan, after an up to varsity competition. LUtESTSElECTiOIIF HOCKEY rush from John Madden, who has In other NHL games Philadelphia the gauntlet. "We love to play Xavier Rounding out the f^ RENIICICLESIIITNE POSTnoAoPtAIA and vice versa. Ever since we beat been simply outstanding thus far, and defeated Chicago, 5-1, Washington schedule, (Central Connec ^ VERNORMU MAIN STREET. ROUTE N them (in 1965 and 1966) to spoil Marlin Rozie would be a welcome and Los Angeles tied, 5-5, and ticut, 3-3, plays Glassboro VERNON. CONN. in -3 IH sight to Holik. Cleveland beat St. Louis, 6-2. HAD SEEI For three weeks only, October 8-31, we’re staging perfect seasons they’ve been ready Scoreboard St. at New Britain and New M l FEEDERS MON SAT “If we come ready to play Satur In World Hockey Association OPINTHURSAARlI for us,” mused_ LaFontana. Xavier Haven, 1-4, is at Nichols. fVININOSTICL* day, we shouldn’t have many games Birmingham beat Houston, 6 SRONSROIELS PLAYERS the first sale in Volkswagen’s 27-year history. leads the series between the clubs, 6- r0 5 2. problems. 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A t ■ ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., Oct. 22, 1976- PAGE FIFTEEN PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri„ Oct. 22.1976 South Windsor parents charge Grade 6 course is ‘morally sick’
By JUDY KUEHNEL The lengthy booklet charges the The fact sheet, states moral "The teaching staff has developed classes and has seen students good. However to say that this questions such as "Under what cir the expertise to deal with the com struggling with deep questions. program is evil or bad is false also.” A group of South Windsor parents social studies course is "a negative, plexities of the program. If we “I have seen students understand Dr. Goldman said be believes the are up in arms this week, their target one-sided dishonest picture of man. cumstances are human lives expen accept anthropology as a necessary the real meaning of being human,” MACOS program is a valuable being a Grade 6 social studies It is presently very cleverly, is well dable? When a society is in danger, part of the social sciences, then we he said, "When they discuss the curriculum and has served the program called "Man, a Clourse of executed and is very lethal.” which members can be sacrificed?” M ■- have a course that uses primary family and parents...and all the system well to this point. Studies” (MACOS). “Mary” continues to state that Goldman’s answer source materials in an honest and in classes were enthusiastic and in ’The Citizens for & tter Education The newly organized parents “MACC^ undermines the traditional Supt. Dr. Goldman was not in his tellectual manner.” volved. suggested parents look into the , group. Citizens for Better Education, American way of life and tradition. office this morning. However, a " I would .be less than honest if I MACOS program. It will be reviewed met this week in hopes of bringing The lessons describe savage prac spokesperson for his office read a Real meaning said this is the only social studies by the board at its meeting ’Tuesday. attention to the program they accuse tices of primitive cultures. ’The statement in which Dr. Goldman Dr. Goldman said he has observed program that has merit and has Place and time will be announced. of having "detrimental effects” on MACOS tests are morally sick and explained the reason for the study of their children. would alienate students from belief the gull, salmon, and baboon life Coinciding with the meeting was in moral values of their parents and cycles is to give contrast to the the release of an 18-page booklet to local communities.” starkness of primitive life as com The fact sheet presented by East Hartford members of the Board of Education, pared to our complicated society. Supt. Robert Goldman, tbe Citizens for Better Education states In his statement. Dr. Goldman 1977 Manchester Herald, as well as a MACOS deals with violence and sur says there are areas that can be con (Herald photos by Richmond) parents group and other media. vival. It states the books never leave sidered controversial. However, to thanks its ’76 The booklet is entitled “Survival.” the classroom and there are no avoid these areas for that reason homework assignments. alone is to admit that certain things Robert Walsh, A1 Ahearn, Dorothy Miller, Chester Morgan, Morgan Campbell, Dan McKeever, Teresalee Bertinuson, Peggy Roch, and Robert Houley. It is signed by "Mary, a (Concerned Parent.” Children, according to the fact are too difficult or repugnant to deal commission "Mary” said she is a parent of a sheet, study the baboon for three with. sPEim s child now taking the course of study months with emphasis on human “I truly cannot believe,” said Dr. By SHEILA TULLER Wt h m ttM largtst stock of brand naw modals beings descending through the ages and felt she must remain anonymous Goldman, "This to be so. bi ow history and ara ara going aN out to maka IMS as animals, therefore intimating that East Hartford’s American Revolution Bicentennial because she feared losing her job in "During the seven-year period this oura^a^u Monosl apapuapa^^MOchiiiir ^pw^^a#attar. a^^^a^aKara Bira o ^a gaa^a%hist aaa law human beings are animals. Commission ended its formal celebration of the country’s the South Windsor school system. program has been taught,” he said. 200th anniversary with pomp and ceremony Thursday sanglas — Many, many mora to choosa from. Candidates debate in Vernon night at Town Hall. 2 The flags of the United States, (Connecticut, and East BARBARA RICHMOND Teresalee Bertinuson (D) of Blast the backs of the taxpayers and put 56th District to do so...fought against the bad bills 35th Senate District Area police Hartford were presented by the East Hartford Police and BRAND NEW 1977IMPALA COUPL Tha naw look In autoa with V-6, auto, trans., ataal radial Herald Reporter Windsor and Daniel McKeever (R), money back in their pockets. He also • Morgan-His major concern is and worked for the good ones. • Houley-Said he would like to Fire Explorers to open the ceremony. whHawalla, whaal covars, radio, crulaa control, More jobs and tax reform are the Ellington, 57th District; incumbent is opposed to blanket pardons for people and jobs and job security. He 53rd District return to the senate. He has listened Mayor Richard H. Blackstone'formally welcomed draft evaders and questioned if air conditioning, T. glass, power staarlng A prime concerns of Democrat and Aloysius Aheam (D), of Bolton and is for tax reform, expansion of • Harris-Termed the past fiscal to the people and believes most ap mon Pieas Court 12, East Hartford, They were arrested in connection everyone. His aide, Michael Valuk, was master of Dorothy Miller (R) of Bolton, 55th blanket amnesty is given, then with Vernon brakas and much alsa. 8L No. 49M Republican candidates. vocational-education programs and year the worst ever is working a preciate his candor. He believes peo Nov. 2. with a break into a Wapping Woods ceremonies. what will we pay the veterans. He Dennis P. Pellegrini, 27, of 49 Park Candidates for congress from the District; and incumbent Robert is against the “Bottle Bill.” people-oriented campaign, is upset ple should be taxed only for essential Rd. home during which jewelry, cash The EHHS’s brass ensemble and choir entertained. ’The Walsh (D) of Coventry and Malcolm supports the pro-life amendment and services and that taxes should be West Dr., Rockville, was charged Second District, 35th Senatorial • (]ampbell-ls an advocate of a because taxes went up last fiscal Joseph Pranckus, 21, of 3 West Rd. and a loaded pistol were taken. They film "Resolved to be Free” narrated by Katharine Hep- Special Price »5699»* Harris (R) of Willington, 53rd doesn’t see any problems it would reviewed not just routinely renewed Thursday with breach of the peace in bum and docwnenting our country’s beginnings, was 2 District candidates and those run balanced state budget, is against a year and questions some educational was charged Thursday with were apprehended later on Rt. 83 in create. connection with an incident in a ning for representative from four dis District. state income tax, and is for the Bot programs mandated and dominated each year; hopes Connecticut, will speeding, reckless driving, misuse of Vernon by state police. No court date shown. BRAND NEW 1977 CHEVELLE MALIBU oarking lot on Rt. 83. tricts spoke at a "Meet the Can Congress 57th District tle Bill. He wants to be part of the by the state. refofm its tax system. He was in registration plates, failure to obey an The highlights of East Hartford’s Bicentennial CLASSIC CDUPL Wall aguippad with V-8, auto, Police said Pellegrini allegedly was given. didates” night Wednesday sponsored The candidates and some of their • Bertinusen-Introduced legisla legislation to help save the un • Walsh-Thinks a lot of strumental in establishing a officers’ signal, operating an un celebrations during the past two years were shown in a jumped on William Hines of Gehring trana., ataal radial whitawalla, whaal covar, by the Vernon League of Women remarks: tion that would improve accountabili employment problem. He said part judgements are made on a clustered guaranteed tax base program for fair registered vehicle (motorcycle), and Tolland slide presentation narrated by Bicentennial Com Cartar Cara, powar ataaring A brakaa, radio and of this problem is with the taxes distribution of state aid to education, Rd., Tolland over an argument about missioner Richard Brimley. Voters. • Warner (about and for Dodd), - ty and get the best returns on the tax basis. Thinks all persons under one operating while license is under Robert Chamberlain, 38, of Old many othar axtraa. St. No. 5007. placed on business in this state. in devising the plan to use instant driving methods. Pellegrini was Terrye Blackstone, chairiady of the commission, Candidates list He has attacked the issue of getting dollars; is happy to see the flat grant party banner shouldn’t be lumped un suspension. State^ Rd., Tolland, was charged lottery profits to aid education, and released on a $50 non-surety bond for presented certificates of appreciation to citizens, groups, Sitting in for Congressman jobs and bringing new industries to for education challenged; is fighting 55th District der one thought. He said he He was released on a $250 non T h u r^ y night with following too in assuring that the state’s com appearance in Common Pleas Court businesses, and friends of East Hartford. Special Price this area. He supported laws to put for the ban on nonretumable • -Miller-Has served a total of five represents the people in his district surety bond and was to be presented closely after a two-car accident on •489B~ Christopher Dodd, unable to attend mitments to school construction 19, Rockville, Nov. 10. people back to work. He is morally bottles; wants to see legislation to terms in the legislature and wants to (Coventry, Tolland and Willington) in court in East Hartford today. Rt. 195. Walked'232 miles due to other committments, was grants be honored. BSSND NEW 1977 NONn CSSLO Mark Warner of Vernon. Warner is opposed to abortion but doesn’t feel a preserve farmland; and is concerned go back. Doesn’t feel the state’s and is interested in serving them. Ellington Police said Pauline Anderson of Among those honored were two young men, Thomas • Roch-Said she has no political Amarlca’a moot popular luxury modal with V>8, on leave from college to work with constitutional amendment is the about controlling government spen Democratic government has done Said the Board of Education in his South Windsor Michael Healy, 16, of 11 Ward St., Mountain Spring Rd., Tolland Fomabi and Thomas Sayers, for ^eir part in the re record to go on. She is a widow but auto, trana., powar ataaring A brakaa, air con Dodd. Dodd’s Republican opponent is right vehicle as it would create a ding. well by the people. She advocates the town of Wiilington decides how Kevin McCullough, 18, of 160 Rockville, was charged ’Thursday stopped to make a left turn off Rt. 195 enactment of the march of Comte de Rochambeau. her husband was a country doctor. ditioning, radio, ataal radial whKowalla, rally Dick Jackson, a CPA from Williman- number of legal problems. He op • McKeever-Concemed about high Sunset Law as one way to examine education is going, not the state Benedict Dr. was charged Thursday with third-degree burgiary and and her car was struck in the rear by Fomabi and Sayers were two of only three marchers She was a school principal and active whaala and much more. 8L No. 4828 tic. Senatorial candidates are incum poses blanket pardons for draft rate of unemployment in the area, 9.4 every board and commission to see if board. He co-sponsored the Freedom with evading responsibility in con larceny. A 15-year-old girl arrested the (Chamberlain car. Ms. Anderson who completed the 232-mile trek from I^ovidence, R.l. to on many local committees. Asked the bent Robert Houley (D) of Somers dodgers and evaders. He is for some per cent in Vernon and 6.6 per cent in they are really needed. of Information Act; chaired the com nection with an incident Oct. 9 on with him was released in the custody and (Christine Anderson, 7, were Verplanck, N.Y. on foot. voters to consider the tax raises ap * 5 7 9 7 0 0 and Peggy Roch (R) of Mansfield. kind of work-off period. Ellington. He would like to see the • Aheam- Is just completing his mittee on school financing that Benedict Dr. treated and released at Rockville Fomabi was the official dmmmer of the army and Special Price proved by the last general assembly of her parents and will be referred to Candidates for State Represen • Jackson- Our government hasn’t legislature develop and adopt long- first two-year term . Said he produced the guaranteed tax base He was released to appear in Com juvenile authorities. General Hospital. Court is Oct. 29. Sayers carried the flag of East Hartford during the when considering returning them in tative are: Morgan Campbell (R) been responsive to our problems. He range plans to correct this and would promised he would be vocal and act. Said state has to stay involved in march. BRAND NEW 1977 NOVA 2-Dr. Sadan. Nicaly November. Is tired of errors in state and Chester Morgan (D) both of Ver said the solution to economic like to do away with the flat grant hardworking “and I was.” Said he education because the taxpayers Cathy Dom of Penney High School's Spirit of '76 Gub oguippod with 8 cyl., auto trana., whitawalla, financing, talk about completing 1-84. non. 56th District; incumbent problems is to get the government off system. got 16 bills passed and worked hard couldn’t afford total local autonomy. recognized Mrs. Blackstone and the commission for out whaal covara, Cartar Cara, powar ataaring A standing programs. Miss Dom also presented a plaque to brakaa, eido mida, radio, Cartar Cara, Root mida., commissioner John Larson, advisor to Penney’s dlxbalta,StNo.4881. Bicentennial Gub. At the close of the ceremony, Ralph Secord, vice chair Special Price * «* man of the commission, presented a certificate of ap 4236 Neighbors to watch for burglars iHaurkfitpr Euputng HpralJi preciation to Mrs. Blackstone from her fellow com Vernon it is a good possibility, that your house and a timing devise for turning missioners for her guidance and inspiration over the past li A Neighborhood Crime Watch property is being look at throu^ the on lights. two years. FANTASTIC DISCOUNTS Program will be launched in the eyes of criminals intent on relieving He said if valuables are kept in the Mm. Blackstone said, “I wouldn't have missed this you of your valuables.” ON ALL Skinner Rd. area tonight by William home, then owners should consider A r e a n e w s experience for the world." She received a standing ova Yetz of the Vernon Police Depart Yetz will show a film and make having a burglar alarm installed and tion from the large gathering. She also said the commis LEFTOVER 1976 MODELS ment. Yetz has been assigned to the suggestions that might help deter to take advantage of local police A nd ove r El'ington Hebron South Windsor sion still has three more projects to complete. In the fulltime position of community burglars. house checks while on vacation. C oventry East Hartford Tolland Vernon spring a seedling from the Charter Oak will be planted. relations officer. He cautions residents to be alert to Noting that thieves today usually Representatives of the commission will also take part Yetz said the police would like unusual phone calls and to advise steal items to sell in the in high school assemblies to formally thank all the OUR USED CARS residents to feel that they and their their children not to give out any in “underground market” . Officer Yetz students, especially the singing groups and musicians ARE FULLY homes and property are always safe formation to strangers calling; to use said most items that are stolen don’t who took part in many of the Bicentennial activities. and secure from thieves. caution in admitting door-to-door have serial numbers or the number Fire fighters kept busy In a few days, the commission will bury a time capsule. RECONDITIONED “But in being realistic we must at sales persons in their home; and ad has never been recorded. It will contain memorabilia of all the commission vises leaving a radio going in the Bolton fire and four miscellaneous. 74 MAVERKX $3095 all times consider the possibility, and The BVFD received a number of programs, a town report, children's school papers, report Members of tbe Bolton Volunteer 2 Door Coupe. 8 cyt. engine, donations in memory of Frank Fred- cards, a teacher contract and salary schedule, and A/trans.. luxury decor. Fire Department responded to 34 75 MPUJt $4595 P/6teering, radio. John Cerslle do who passed away Aug. 17. ’The souvenirs. calls in &e last three months. These last items, a pewter medallion. Goodwin's Stttion Wsgon V-B unglnu, money will be u s^ to purchase A/trant . Air condition. 72 NOVA $2195 Chief defends department John A. (Jerstle of 11 Rolling Hills There were 10 oxygen calls, four 2 Door Cpe. 6 cyt. engino, std. medical equipment. history of East Hartford. Huguenot and Goodwin School P/ftooring, P/brakes. rodio. Trail. Bolton is working for the medical assists, four mutual aid, House note paper, are at Raymond Library. trana.. radio. and to make the patrol officer more He said another district became in Greater Hartford United Way cam The Syndet Production Co. donated 74 DODGE $3295 three searches, three car accidents, O v i Sport Cp«. V 4 .nsln.. 72 NPAIA $2695 a 1953 four-wheel drive Dodge Power Spt. Cpe. V-8 engine. A/trene.. air efficient. volved in a hit and run accident in paign coordinating fund raising in the A /tr««.. vinyl Vernon two car fires, two alarm malfunc rod. P/H—ntrg. condition, vinyl roof, P/steerIng. He said the hours of shifts have vestigation and one of the two parked wagon to the department. It will be rMkl. BARBARA RICHMOND commercial sector. tions, two brush fires, one chimney Fitness pro^am P/brakea. radio. been changed to equalize the vehicles was assigned to fill in for department’s brush truck. 76 VEGA $3195 Defending a department “I am Station Wtgon. Vtry low miloagu 74 MALIBU $3695 workload and shifts are unequally that district and later was assigned Claealc Cpa. V-8 angina. proud of,” Police C3iief Herman made for adults with ittndArd trtns.. AM-FM A/trana.. air condition, staffed to put more men in the field to another accident. He said the radio. Fritz told the Town Council Tuesday P/staering, P/brakes. radio. when activity is highest. other vehicle in the meantime he was responding to complaints Overbrook snagged again Eas^ Hartford 72 MPALA $2375 Chief Fritz said in about one month resumed patrol until 7 p.m. when the 4 Door Std.n. V-S *ngln*. 75 GRAN TORMO $3995 Sport Cpe. V-8 engine. A/trene., made by merchants in the Windsor The Department of Parks and Recreation is conducting A/tru».. P/itMfIng. P/brt)iM. a management study will be officer stopped for foixl in his dis air condition, vinyl roof. | Ave. shopping area; Vernon The Soil Conservation Service extensive surveying by a rutk). done here. ’The study data will tell trict. South Windsor illustrators sign **Long Hill' a physical fitness program at Penney High School for P/6teering. P/brekee. radio. Merchants petitioned the council to A soil restoration project in the plans to widen the brook bottom and professional. The permanent shift supervisors when, where, and adult men and women 25 years of age and over to begin 75 GRAN TORMO $4495 Privacy needed fiatten the side slopes to help easements involve the three proper station Wagon. V-S angina. 75 GRANADA $4095 increase police surveillance there. Overbrook Heights area has met Doris Burgdorf, left, and Jean Klein, sign a copy of the book, ‘‘Long Hill, South Windsor, Monday. 4 Door Sedan. V-8 angina. I what crimes are happening so A/trans.. air condition. They made the request “in view of ’The chief said police pass lengthy another snag and consequently decrease the velocity of the water ties which were to be condemn^. A/trant., P/atearlng, P/brekae, | adjustments can be made in the Connecticut,” for Mrs. Elizabeth Dewey of 483 Chapel Rd., South Windsor. They signed The program will be held every Monday and Thursday P/itaarlng. P/brakaa. radio. ' the alarming and increasing crime or delicate information from patrol flowing through the channel. The conservation service will not vinyl rool. radio. patrol area. another delay. copies of the book filled with their illustrations all day Thursday at the South Windsor evening from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. with the men's group using rate in our area.” officer to patrol officer, one of the It was thought that 20-foot go ahead with the project until all 73 VOLKSWAGEN $2295 Two weeks ago the Town Council, the “A” gymnasium, and the women using the “ B " gym 2 Ooof. 4 cyt. tnginu. 4 spood 74 PMTO $2745 Chief Fritz outlined some of the Public Library on Sullivan Ave. Mrs. Dewey came in the evening and still found them hap Station Wagon 4 cyl angina. Some merchants also charged that reasons being the number of people on recommendation of Leonard easements would be sufficient but easements are signed and if there is trtns.. rodlo. work done by the patrol officers nasium. The program will feature informal basketball, A/trana., radio. iwlice cruisers sat in one spot for who monitor police calls. now it is found that 24-feet would be too long a delay it has indicated it py to sign her copy. Mary Janette Elmore wrote reminicsences of her life in South Windsor citing incidents in the Windsor Ave. Szczesny, town engineer, gave its ap volleyball, use of the universal exercise room and 74 PONTIAG $3595 several hours and that they heard “I would be less than honest with the outside distance of the stream. will turn its efforts to projects In Catalina Sadan. V-8. A/trani.. 74 PONTIAC $3945 proval to condemn three parcels of in the early 1900s. Edward Elmore, one of her ancestors, settled the region with Thomas calisthenics, as well as swimming. Catalina Estate Wagon. V-8 I area. Mrs. Lois Barlow, speaking for vinyl root, P/ttaarlng. air condl- there was a morale problem in the you if I told you that there is no goof- property so the Soil Conservation Szczesny also said he has found out other towns. engine. A/trana.. air condition. | Barlow Motors, said in the past few Hooker in 1636. Her stories reach back beyond the Revolutionary War. The above artists Men and women in this program must register and ttori. radio. P/alaarlng. P/brakai. department. off time involved when cruisers are Service, which will do the work, that the f^ eral monies will not cover The council asked the mayor, P/steerIng. roof carriar, years no calls had been received drew scenes in town to illustrate Miss Elmore’s words and the town Historical Society then show proof of residency. Then they will be issued an I.D. P/brakaa, radio. CJiief Fritz said, "It is well known together,” he said. would not cancel the project. any “damage” claimed by property Szczesny, and the town attorney to 72 CHEVELLE $2545 from police even though windows printed the book. (Herald photo by Dunn) card. Malibu Sport Cpa V-S. A/Uana.. that crime has been escalating at a He said one of the officers is being Szczesny said 16 of the 19 property owners. He said in his opinion perma get figures together concerning the P/ataarIng. radio. 73 COMH $2695 were broken, car keys taken, and 2 Door Cpa. 6 cyl. angina. rapid pace nationally for years. Ver assigned to full-time community nent, not temporary, easements are charges for the survey and such and windshields damaged by gunshot. owners involved had signed 76 HORNET $4495 A/trana.. radio.______non too, has experienced the same relations with the specific purpose of needed before the work can be to report back to the next council Chief Fritz said that on July 26 the easements but the dther three said SportAbout W«gon. 6 cyt onglnu. problems as any town or city in the launching the Neighborhood Crime started. He said this will require meeting. A / t r t n i., Air condition. bay door at Barlow’s was found open, they would never sign. nation.” Watch program. Griffin aids Colter P/6tMrlng. rtdlo. a note left and the building secured. 75 (SeVROLET $3495 He said the department has been "We need citizen involvement and 75 MUSTANG $3795 H ton Pickup, v-8 angina, stan He also mentioned a break found into t actively engaged in pilot programs to cooperation to reduce crim e.” South Windsor Qhit Coup*. V-a engine, dard trana. Cumberland Farm s on Se|ft. 3 A/trene., P/ileoring. P/brekee, find new techniques to combat crime He said the morale of the depart Area briefs Richard G. Patterson chairman of the Committee to stereo redlo. 75 BLAZER $5495 although a July 15 break was missed. ment is good. Minor irritations were Re-elect Congressman Bill Cotter, said Thomas F. Grif V-8 angina, 4 speed trana., Concerning the patrol cars parked 74 FORD $3545 P/6taerlng. AM-FM radio. addressed and corrective measures fin will be Cotter’s campaign coordinator for .South Wind LTD Cpe. V*8 engine. A/trens., for long periods of time. Chief Fritz have been taken. DAVE COHEN P/eteering, vtnyt root, radio. 75 CHEVROLH $4295 Boothroyd at 643-9039. Ernest Heed is counselors from Tolland, Ellington, sor. said that on Oct. 2 from 6 to about To be vet advisor *4 ton Pickup V-e angina, / " I have attempted to defend a donating sand. Work will begin Satur Manchester, East Catholic, Stafford Griffin is a graduate of Boston University with a B.S. in 74 CHEVELLE $3495 A/trana.. P/ataering. P/brakaa. { 6:15 p.m. two patrol cars were In ANDVOER—Gov. Ella Grasso ap department that I am proud of and to day at 10 a.m. Help is needed. and South Windsor High Schools have aeronautical engineering. He is a research engineer at Malibu Cleeeic Cpe. V-8 engine. radio. Scotadala trim. deed parked at the former Better pointed Mrs. Katherine Yeomans I believe we must begin now I A/trane., air condition, vinyl roof. It you have nawa respond to the petition with a firm been invited . the United Tecimologies Research Center in East Hart 74 CHEVROLH $3695 Hutchinson of Andover to a 12- I P/iteerIng, P/brakea. radio tor those towns, call Val-U (Windsor Ave.) parking lot dis hope for improved service at no in ford. He is a member of the Democratic Town Com to encourage business and in >4 ton Pickup. V-8 angina. member advisory commission to New members Card party 73 MONTE i m O $3995 A/trans.. P/staerIng. radio. cussing radar operation procedures. crease in cost.” mittee and has been active in many campaigns. ANDOVER - 646-0375 develop a plan for the establishment BOLTON—New members of the Sport Cpa. V-S angina. A/lrant.. VERNON—The Suburban Women’s He served on the (Charter Revision Committee and the dustry to stay and grow in ^ air condition. AM/FM ttarao tapa, 74 a CAMMO $3895 (Donna Holland) of a state Schoql of Veterinary Bolton Woman's Gub are Marilyn vinyl rool. P/alaarlng. low Claaalc. V-8, A/trans. Club of Vernon, Ellington, and Avery Heights Water Association in the town. He resides 60LT0N - 646-0375 Medicine and Surgery. It will work Vatteroni, Carole Confortl, Janis Connecticut through tax abate- ^ mllaaga. P/steering, radio. Candidate comments Tolland will have Its annual Women’s at 454 Avery St. with his wife and three children. (Donna Holland) with the Board of Trustees of the Russo, Pamela Frye, Zenta Borgar, dessert card party Nov, 4 at 8 p.m. at ment programs and reduced f A GOOD PLACE TO 8UY A CAR COVENTRY - 742-6858 55th District “The fiscal mismanagement and University of Connecticut. Their Murial DelCampe and Elaine the Elks Club, N. Park St., Rockville. outright misrepresentation practiced work will be part of a plan to be sub Barbero. corporation taxes. (Linda Loverino) Dot Miller wants to work for the Proceeds from the affair will be used by the Democrat controlled mitted to the General Assembly in Rockville Hospital notes EA6T HARTFORO - 286-4263 people of the S5th Assembly District, for community service programs. Legislature has already caused in 1977, the governor said. 3omarco^ dance '(Sheila Tuller) she said in her talk Tuesday at the Card games will Include bridge, set VOTE COHEN f fluential financial institutions to BOLTON—Bomarco (Bolton back, canasta and others. Dessert EU lN tTO N - 843-2711 "Meet the Candidates” night spon Admitted ’Thursday: Ross Donna Stanislawski, W. Main downgrade the rating of Connecticut Ten cent cupcakes and coffee will be served. ’There will For State Senate T (Barbara Richmond) sored by the Bolton Women’s Club. Married Couples Club) will have a Allan, Foster Dr., Vernon; St., Rockville. ARTEH bonds, thereby costing the thxpayers Mrs. Miller Is the Republican can BOLTON—Ten cent cupcakes are fun level square dance Saturday at 8 be raffle tickets and door prizes. For Discharged Thursday; HERRON • 228-0406 millions of dollars in added interest John Ferguson, Huntington 4th District i didate for the district seat serving sold each Wednesday at Bolton p.m. at the Town Hall. Happy Hal information call Maureen Boulais, Mary Abbruzzese, Maple St., (Karan Blakuplak) payments. Large business and in Dr., Vernon; Judith Grice, the towns of Andover, Bolton, (Colum Elementary School. Petschke will call. Refreshments 875-1304, * South St., Rockville; Garence Vernon; Nicole ChoinskI, SOUTH WINDSOR - 644-1384 dustrial concerns have simply given Park West Dr., Rockville; bia, Hebron, Marlborough and part of will be served, llckets will be at the Harvell, Windermere Ave., (Judy Kuehnel) up and moved out of the state, in Crasy Hat Dance Eleanor Gose, Enfield; Kerri r Vernon. She said she knows well the Herbs need compost' door. Rockville; Paul Hebert, VOTE REPUBLICAN NOVEMBER 2nd. TOLLAND - 643-2711 cluding some Pratt & Whitney key SOUTH WINDSOR - The South Lee, Center Rd., Vernon; CHEVROLET Job she is seeking. She represented '^College night** Somersvilte; Arthur IN ANDOVn - BOLTON - COVfNTIY - HEBRON - EAST WINDSOR - SO. WIND806 - 0LA8T0N6URT (Barbara Richmond) jobs,” she said. BOLTON—The Bolton Woman’s Windsor Square Dance Club will hold Mattesen, Stafford Springs; Mrs. Donna Klzls and J groups of the above towns for five AND DISTRICTS 2, 3, 4, 8 anS 0 IN MANCHESTER She charged her opponent, Aloysius Gub conservation committee chose a VERNON—"(College Night” will be a Crazy Hat Halloween Dance. Alfred Meier Jr., Box Mt. Dr., daughter. Crystal Lake Rd., VERNON - 648-2711 terms. Pd. Adv. by Cob«n tor SsntW CommltlM — Otorg* Ksiwhl. Ttsts. Aheam, played an important role in shape for the herb garden at Bentley observed at Rockville High School on Friday, Oct. 29 at the Wapping Vernon; Stacey Newman, Ellington; Brian Kuhlman, (Barbara Richmond) Regan Rd., Vernon; Eva She believes a Republican victory misrepresenting the fiscal health of Memorial Library. A soil test showed Nov. 4 from 7:30 to 9 p.m. More than Elementary School from 8 to 11 p.m. Grahaber Rd., Ellington; is "absolutely essential” If the peo Lavoie, South Terrace, 64A-6464 the state when he voted for Gov. Ella lots of organic matter is needed for 50 colleges. Junior colleges, and Hats will get prizes. Don Hahhurst Charles O’FlInn, East St., 1225 MAIN ST. MANCHESTEA ple are ever to regain their former the garden. Anyone with compost or Rockville; Robert Sanborn, Rockville; Arlene Payson, / Grasso’s revenue package. business and specialized schools will will call. Anita and Russ White will Rachel Dr., Manchester. prosperity. manure is asked to call Linda be represented. Students and cue rounds. Old Town Rd., Rockville; ♦ I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., Oct. 22, 1976- PAGE SEVENTEEN PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., FrI.. Oct. 22, 1976 LVW filming debates of area candidates The League of Women Voters Is filming Senatorial candidates George Hannon and debates between area candidates which Anthony Stoppa, 7:30 p.m.. Ninth will be shown on cable television before Assembly candidates Muriel Yacavone S c h o o l the election. and Marilyn England; and Thursday, Oct. Eileen Stern, who is a member of the 28, 7 p.m., 14th Assembly candidates league and will act as moderator, said Abraham Classman and Warren West that the debates will be shown on CATV brook. VOL. XXXXIV No. 5 FRIDAY, OCT. 22, 1976 channels 13 and 21. All of the debates will be shown again The tentative televison schedule is: between 5:30-8:30p.m. on Monday, Nov. 1, Tuesday, Oct. 26, 7 p.m.. Fourth the night before the election. Senatorial candidates David Barry and (Questioning of the candidates will be Outing Belgian AFS student introduced David Cohen, 7:30 p.m., 12th Assembly done by members of the league and area candidates Ted Cummings and Walt media representatives. Congratulate me! I have a new begin at 6; 15 (something of a shock to tion in Zaire, moved to Brussels. His Joyner; Wednesday, Oct. 27,7p.m.. Third club takes brother, a brand new 18-year-old him), are quite full. He is enrolled in mother's native tongue is Dutch, his Belgian named Paul. He is not, of many classes, among them; US own home language, like his late course, a real brother — he Is an AFS History, Drawing, Mechanics, father’s, is French. He has learned fall trip student, on exchange from Brussels. Theatre Arts (all of these being English in school; he has studied Lottery hoax warning You may have seen him in the classes not offered by his own Latin and a small amount of Ger hallway. He is six-feet, two inches, school), and UConn English, man. He has visited friends across Nine members of the MHS Outing with light brown hair, bright eyes, Philosophy, and Spanish. He is also a the channel in England; he has issued by officials Club recently participated in the and a heavy French (Dutch? member of many school clubs; traveled with schoolmates across RE-ELECT club’s second fall trip. Because the British?) accent. French Club, (hirrent Affairs, Sock ’n much of Europe and down to Moroc Connecticut Lottery officials are war "No such drawing has ever been trip involved camping at Cape Cod, Paul Vanheessen first joined our Buskin, AFS, and Outing Club. co. ning Hartford-area residents to be wary of scheduled by the Connecticut Lottery,” even students with limited equip family on August 15. He had spent Paul is a very Interesting person to One of his favorite hobbles Is telephone callers posing as lottery Winchester declared. “Any contact our of TED ment were able to participate. about half a week on Long Island, have as a “brother.” He is intellec photography. He takes numerous pic representatives. fice has with the many legitimate winners The group left MHS around 1 p.m., where he lived through two tual. yet has his own brand of humor. tures of the places he travels. His John F. Winchester, lottery director, each week follows a certain format which CUMMINGS transportation being provided by hurricanes: a hurricane of wind and He has a knowledge of many collection of slides of different coun says about two dozen persons have been leaves the winner with no doubt of its Arthur Glaeser and Mr. and Mrs. rain, and a hurricane of new culture. languages and philosophies; he likes tries numbers in the hundreds. He told they are eligible for a “special $10,000 authenticity.” Winchester said lottery officials always SUPPORTED Thomas Donlon. At about 5 p.m., the He met his first Americans, as well American hard rock music; he is in has made slide shows to music, and lottery drawing.” The caller, whose Iden GENERIC DRUG LAV expedition arrived at Roland Nicker terested in dramatics. delights in showing his pictures to tity has not been established, directed fully identify themselves, give winners as many other AFS students from * 2 .9 . son State Park; the campsites countries all around the world. After There are many differences others. them to Room 608 at 60 Washington Street, full Information about their prize and a HI ■..Cult Your overlook a small lake in the park. his “orientation,” he journeyed to between Paul’s world and ours. After Paul has had a bit more a Hartford office building. return phone number to call. 1 'ir. Prescription Costsl After supper that evening, the group Hartford, and from there to Cape Cod These are based both on cultural experience in the community, he will Lottery headquarters also always sat around the campfire and with his new parents. patterns (Belgian habits vs. write an article describing his reac follows up all winner phone contacts with Emanuel Church baxaar Saturday exchanged conversation and stories. On Cape Cod, Paul first met my American habits) and on small, tion to America. In the meantime, he Je t sale an official letter as variflcation. The following day, the group under brother, Tom and me. We were sur home style differences (city up is mastering the arts of pronouncing “Apparently, this is a hoax or a joke,” Laurie Gaskill shows some of the new holiday decorations for the Holiday Fair at Emanuel STATE took a leisurely hike on Great Island, bringing vs. suburban upbringing). new words and names. Paul is im DANBURY (UPI) - Rep. Anthony Winchester said. "Unfortunately, it’s dis prised at the large amount of English Moffett, D-Conn., Thursday Lutheran Church to her daughter Susan. The fair, sponsored by the Emanuel Lutheran a small peninsula which featured Often, the discrepancies are hard to pressed with how friendly and open turbing to those people contacted and REPRESENTATIVE he could speak. He jumped right into criticized the reported attempt by Church Women, will be Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in Luther Hall at Church and Chest shell-filled beaches. The shores were categorize. He is not used to American kids and teachers are and that’s not very funny.” our family’s way of life. There were, Northrop Corp. to sell F-18 jets to nut Sts. The fair will feature home baked goods, handmade articles, plants, children’s littered with great quantities of changing classrooms — in his tax- is therefore distressed when he He said the State Police Special DISTRICT 12 of course, some things he had to be Iran before the sale is approved by store, white elephant items. A sandwich lunch will be served from noon to 1:30 p.m. Coffee scallops and horseshoe crabs; the taught to do. In Belgium, where Paul supported Catholic school, the forgets a person’s name, either Revenue Unit has been contacted about highpoint of the walk was the dis Congress and the Pentagon. the phony calls and is investigating. and pastries will be served throughout the fair. Mrs. Gaskill and Mrs. Marilyn Bassos are lives alone with his mother, he had teachers change. His school offers no because the person is new or the “The Shah of Iran succeeds in rob covery of a twenty-foot long shark. VOTE not been accustomed to making his mechanical or art courses. He has name is one he has never heard bing us blind on oil — he helped boost co-chairmen of the event. (Herald photo by Dunn) This quickly eliminated any ideas of bed, making a sandwich, or helping had some of the same teachers and before. So if you ever introduce prices by about 400 per cent,” swimming in the water. w’ith the laundry. He was willing to classmates for 12 years. He is not yourself to him, as I hope you will, Moffett said. “Then, out of some DEMOCRATIC After the hike, the campers visited used to tennis courts being public or and you discover he has forgotten NAACP convention Writing contest finalists learn, though. false sense of gratitude, we repay the GREENWICH (UPI) — haul an abandoned auto p.m. while standing on the interesting and unusual Besides the housework, there was to yards having no walled boun your name, simply tell it to him HARTFORD (UPI) - Penn NOV. 2 favor by selling him sophisticated sylvania Secretary of the State C. A tow truck driver was from the Connecticut Turn- traffic side of his flatbed Provincetown. Most members of the some social work to be done. He had daries. America is a new experience. again. He will learn it eventually, Tow truck Cummings ComminM Finalists in the 1976 NCTE Achievement Award in Writing com weapons that aren’t even in produc Delores Tucker planned to deliver struck and killed by a wrecker at the end of the group ate supper and then browsed to remember the names of dozens of Paul’s background is not an and both of you will have made a Raymond F. Oamato petition are Elizabeth Anderson (left) and (Iliristine Jaworski tion here yet,” he said. the keynote address Friday as the driver killed passing auto late Tuesday Police said Stephen entrance ramp at Exit 2 Treat. through the shops located in the area. new acquaintances. Because of his average one. He was born in the new, different, and interesting Moffett made his remarks After an eventful evening, they (right). (HSW photo by Peter Gourley) Belgian Congo, and after the revolu friend. — Steve Latham Connecticut NAACP opens its annual night as he prepared to Longo, 26, of Stamford, near the New York line. difficuit-to-pronounce last name, his Thursday while speaking at Western convention. was struck about 11:15 returned to the campground to warm ^ e w Cape Cod friends nicknamed Connecticut State College. up before a toasty campfire before ^ im "Paul Belgium.” He enjoyed retiring. Mock election set sailing, swimming, and talking to On Sunday, the group packed up new friends around the beach fires. their tents and made their way back Soccer team stumbles The Manchester High School mock voted. This shows that students tend From Cape Ckxi, Paul came here, Manchester Police to Manchester, arriving at about 3:30 to Manchester. His days here, which p.m. All in all it was a truly exciting elections, designed to give students to mirror their parents’ views. Also With the CCIL soccer league sophomore Matt Gluhosky, junior Two Manchester youths, arrested by trip, despite the cold nights and other an exercise in the democratic the outcome of the students’ voting is proving to be tougher than ever, obey the red light at E. Center and Lenox Scott Hyde, and senior Bob Nurmi. Manchester Police during a burgla^ minor discomforts. Any and all peo process, and to teach students how to a good prediction as to who will win MHS, holding a 4-3-2 iedger. Under Sts. This team shows outstanding skill Thursday night, were being held today in ple are invited to participate in the use the voting machines, will be held in the actual election. So far this the 30-year leadership of Coach Dick CHRISTMAS CLUB Foran fund and all the reserves are ready and club’s next expedition. — Mary Anne all day Thursday, Oct. 28 in the gym. year, not many people are very Danielson, Manchester is playing lieu of bond. Burglaries reported to police included a able to play. Never has competition Taken into custody at about midnight Hardy The presidential and congressional excited about, or involved in, the some of its finest soccer in years, break into the Ward Manufacturing Co., established been so tough for spots on the team were James P. McGinnis, 17, of 123F Main races are on the ballot, and all elections. However, a good turnout of although the last three efforts have 186 Adams St. It appeared that nothing an extremely healthy sign. The St., and Michael A. Balfore, 16, of 336 tickets will be represented. students will hopefully participate in proved disappointing. was stolen. Volleyball In the past years, the students have the mock elections on Oct. 28. — Mari Teachers and students of players, coaches, and fans are all Center St. Both are charged with posses GIFT SELECTION FROM voted the same way the town has Brennan. Manchester High School are in the Although it would be impractical to looking forward to a great season. — sion of burglary tools and third-degree process of establishing the Lynn list all 33 players, a few deserve Phil Valentine burglary. season Foran Memorial Fund. Many special notice. Goalies Dave Koski Police said an officer on routine patrol MHS PSAT tests propositions have been made for this (Sr.) and Mark Copeland ^ High School World Staff ^ noticed two men walking on Main St. under way (Sophomore) are both showing signs are Saturday MANCHESTER STATE BANK fund’s use; however, the most pop Co-Editor...... Sue Koski shortly before midnight. He was going to Debate Club opens year ular suggestion has been that it will of excellence in the nets. Captain Co-Editor...... Steve Latham stop and check the two, but they dis Students who have registered to Matt Walsh, although injured, The MHS volleyball team’s season be instituted as an annual scholarship Feature Editor . Christine Jaworski appeared. take the PSAT at Manchester High provides enthusiastic support and is well under way and the team has "Resolve that: A comprehensive high school debating with a brief out or award given in Mrs. Foran’s News Editor ...... Mary Stack Within minutes, the officer received a School on Saturday are reminded leadership when he is not playing. been performing respectably. ’The program of penal reform should be line of this year’s topic, Mrs. Costa memory. Sports Editor ...... Robert Weiss report of noise heard inside the Knights of that the doors will open at 7:50 a.m. Juniors Greg Smayda and Bill season opened with a big win over adopted throughout the United asked the group to entertain a vote Donations are now being accepted Art Editor ...... Tracey Jenkins Columbus hall, 138 Main St., and he went and students will be assigned to Finnegan, seniors Matt Schardt, Dan Conard, ’The next few games with States.” This intriguing proposition that would select a club and a public by Mr. Korbusieski. If you have any Photo Editor...... Peter Gourley inside to check. Two persons were found testing rooms on a first come, first Wilson, Jim Dwyer, and Darrell Simsbury and Windham were losses will be the basis for debates all relations secretary. The former was questions concerning the funds, see Advisor ...... Zane Vaughan inside a rear door, one of them with a served basis. Hooey provide the scoring punch. but coach Priscilla Mally was non across the U. S. Manchester has filled by Susan Launi and the latter Miss Esposito. Mrs. Bourne, or Mrs. THIS PAOe PROVIDED FREE FOR THE hammer and screwdriver, police said. The latest arrival time is 8:30 a.m. Finnegan leads all scores on the etheless very pleased with the already begun its timely endeavor to by Marc Laufer. The group then Allen. STUDENTS OF MANCHESTER HIOH SCHOOL McGinnis was held on $5,900 bond and The pink admission ticket and two team with five goals in eight games. AS A PUSLIC SERVICE BY THE MANCHESTER over-all performance of her team. win this year’s state and national began to form thought on the up EVENINO HERALD. . Balfore was held on $3,000 bond. Both are No. 2 pencils are required. The defense is backboned by Of* the 17 members on the competitions. coming resolution. After what was scheduled to appear today in Common Entrance will be from the squad, only four are veterans, so this On Sept. 28, MHS debate team had considered to be a very successful Pleas Court 12, East Hartford. cafeteria lobby only. Studens should is basically a year of reconstruction, its first organizational meeting. The workshop, the meeting adjourned. park in the student parking lot off leading this process are the varsity meeting opened with an informal in Meetings will henceforth be held Patricia J. Cosgrove, 24, of Hartford Brookfield St. co-captains Donna Trudeau and troduction to the new members by every Tuesday after school, for all Profile: Meet Alan Girelli was arrested by Manchester Police Cathy Carpenter and junior varsity the team coach, Mrs. Millie Costa. members and all those interested in Thursday on a variety of charges stem co-captains Eva Snarski and Brenda After an explanation of the nature of joining. — Marc Laufer Alan Girelli has one of those per at the Coast Guard Academy in New ming from thefts and cashing of bad Reid. Senior Alice Allison has also Attend conclave sonalities which defies classification. London. When one is assembled with checks, police said. been a leader in the rebuilding of the One would like to lump him in with 300 other very involved students, a She was charged on a court warrant Emanuel and Concordia Lutheran team and has been noted for con- -Rock review- either “that Student Assembly highly competitive atmosphere with one count of second-degree larceny, Churches are being represented at the sistantly playing well. Several junior results. Alan terms the part^ three counts of third-degree larceny, two convention of the New England Synod in varsity players have already shown clique,” or with Round Table Aerosmith^s ^Rocks^ Singers. To do so, however, would politicking that went on as “cut counts of issuing a bad check, two counts Pittsfield, Mass. vast improvement at this stage of the throat.” Despite this over of criminal impersonation and two counts Attending from Emanuel Church are the season, namely Dee Dee White, deny oneself the privilege of knowing “Rocks,” the fourth gem in the short o! perfect in singing quality. He one of the most interesting and most enthusiasm he feels that the program of third-degree forgery. Rev. Ronald Fournier and the Rev. Dale Joanne Mumley, Melinda Koski and series of Aerosmith albums, has been is backed by three guitarists that was very worthwhile and certainly She was released on a $1,000 non-surety Gustafson, pastors; Miss Jennie Jones, in Brenda Reid. important people at MHS. The latter out for about four months, yet is demonstrate an excellence seldom adjective springs from the fact that educational of the governmental bond for court appearance Nov. 8. tern; and Clarence Wogman and Earl / Manchester's record is 2-3 and it receiving little recognition. The heard on the rock scene. Joey process. In addition, the dormitory Anderson, convention delegates. needs five more wins to be eligible for Alan holds the vital position of presi group began in Boston and is one of Kramer is a definite asset to the dent of this year’s Student Assembly. conditions were a realistic Police issued a total of 15 summonses Representing Concordia CJhurch are the the state tournament. There is only the favorite performing bands in the group at the drums and proved prognostication of college days for alleged traffic violations in Rev. Burton Strand and the Rev. David one home match left in the season This is his most time-consuming east, drawing over 30,000 fans to himself a master of his trade to the extracurricular activity, and, in ahead. Manchester Thursday. Six of the sum Rinas, pastors; and Martha Stingel, and it is next Thursday afternoon, their Springfield performance last Springfield audience with about a ten Alan plans to major In English and monses charged motorists with failure to delegate. October 28. many ways, it exemplifies Alan’s August. The album is much akin to minute drum solo at the Springfield is considering UConn, Trinity and The Indians need your support, so personality. the Aerosmith style found in its concert. also two communication arts-liberal $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ come down to Clarke Arena on Oc Alan’s desire to work with people is predecessors “Dream On,” “Get Together, Aerosmith has produced arts schools, Emerson College in tober 28 at 3; 15 and see them take on more than satisfied by this office. No Your Wings,” and “Toys in the At the album "Rocks” with a variety of Boston and Hofstra on Long Island. a strong Windham High squad. other club requires more personai $ tic,” and in itself displays unique songs ranging from “Rats in the contact or more coordination of large Although he professes excitement hard rock style. Cellar” which leans heavily on beat, groups of people than Student at the challenge of university life, S MANCHESTER PROPERTY Guidance notes Aerosmith is comprised of Steve to the rhythmic “Lick and Promise” Assembly. Alan enjoys dealing with Alan is by no means unhappy at the Tyler, Joe Perry, Joey Kramer, Brad and finally the slower, more mellow people and, from his success with high school. In addition to his $ Whitford and Tom Hamilton. Tyler, “Home Tonight.” This song is a Six college presentations will be this and other groups, it is apparent Alan Girelli aforementioned activities, he is in their lead singer, is the backbone of change from the louder ones, but is OVINERS ASSOCIATION held the week of Oct. 25-29. On Mon that the feeling is reciprocal. volved in Junior Civitans and is also a the group and seems to be setting the still flavored by unmistakable In addition, Alan strongly feels that Included in those Is a trait many first-class grappler on varsity day, Oct. 25, Boston College of pace. Tyler was bom for hard rock Aerosmith undertones. $ Boston, Mass, will be represented at active participation in government is call conceit and one that Alan joking- wrestling. Outside of school, Alan Invites you to a vocals and his style has become The album “Rocks” is Aerosmith’s 8:30 and the College of New essential to a well-working system, iy refers to as arrogance. Whichever spends much of his time writing characteristic, distinguishing the most recent outlet to a parade of Rochelle, New Rochelle, N.Y., at and thus is essential to the well being term is used, it is obvious that he suf creatively for the personal satisfac group and their music. On the album swelling talent, and seems to be 11:15. Bryant College of Smithfield, of the individual. In this way, the in fers from no inferiority complex. tion and joy of it. He takes great itself, this is most evident in songs selling comparatively well to their R.I., will be highlighted. On Tuesday, dividual can help control his own Yet, this flaw springs mainly from pride in his work and plans to submit such as “Back in the Saddle,” and wide range of music fans. — Sue $ Oct. 26 at 9 a.m. there will be a lec destiny. This, perhaps, is most im his attempt to know himselL Alan some of his efforts to Somanhis, a PUBLIC MEETING “Last Child,” where Tyler falls very Koski ture on Manhattanville College of portant to Alan. believes he has succeeded in this fine MHS publication. Music has it WHEN: Tuesday, October 26, at 8 P.M. Purchase, N.Y., at 1. The last two. « “I like to be in charge of something attempt and, therefore, knowing place in Alan’s life as well. Although Harvard Unlversity/Radcliffe Exile on Main Street” so that I can see that it gets done in himself has led to liking himself. It is his principle category is folk rock, WHERE: Whiten Library Haii • North Main Street SELECT FROM FIVE College at Cambridge, Mass., at 9 In an interesting set of story post “Casino Boogie” and the Jamaican the best way possible,” states Alan. this concept that many have encompassing such artists as James a.m. and Unity College, Unity, cards. The Stones claim “They’ll be sounding “Sweet Black Angel.” Mick Not only does this explain Alan’s confused with conceit. Actually, con Taylor, Crosby, Stills, Nash, and WHO: Senator David Barry OUTSTANDING GIFTS Maine, at 11:30 a.m., will conclude forever exiles on Main Street.” Well, adds his personal footprint in the desire to participate in order to ceit is an over-estimation of one's Young, and Loggins and Messina, his State Juveniie Crime Commiaaion the week on Friday, Oct. 29. the album proves it’s not so. In fact, lyrics to the country sounding shape his own future, but it also own abilities, while liking oneself is Interests also branch out to such Students are reminded that the this two record set should make them “Sweet Virginia.” The group shows a explains his desire to lead. totally removed from this. Self- extremes as bagpipe music, chorus Chariea Boggini Tha Heritage serving tray, a unique gift at Chrlatmaa time, to remember 1976 by, free when you open a $20 deadline for registration for the permanently welcome on the I^in different sound in “ Shake Your Alan frankly feels he is qualified to respect can only lead to a better, music, classical, and the musical, Concerned Businessmen and Citizens club. First Ladles Cookbook, favorite recipes of all the Presidents of the United States, yours free when you lead; therefore, he feels an obliga more-balanced outlook on life and it “South Pacific.” The reason for wan General Mills Search for Leadership Street of musical talent. True music Hips,” which must be heard to be ap open a $5 or $10 club. Holiday serving bowl. Ideal as an added touch to your Holiday table, free when you test is Nov. 1. The test will be held on critics will agree that the Stones are preciated. One last type of song to be tion to take charge, and he even goes is thus easy to see why Alan has ting the latter is nostalgic; Alan par Committee Dec. 7. Also, Oct. 29 is the registra among the all time greats of Rock mentioned is a religious one. What? so far as to admit he enjoys the chosen this concept over self- ticipated last year in Round Table’s WHAT: CRiME open a $3 club. Bicentennial Mug for hot and cold dri nks decorated with historic colonial scene, free when tion deadline for the Dec. 4 SAT's. and Roll and that “Exile on Main You don’t believe it here is one on a recognition of the office. He further disparagement. It helps him to production of t.le Rogers and you open a $2.00 club. Smuckera Jam tor that little added touch In the holiday kitchen, free with a $1.00 A discussion of what to do to heip pre S Financial aid for post high school Street” is one of their masterpieces. Rolling Stones album? Well, “Shine a states that more motivation than this cooperate with people. Hammerstein musical. clu b . education will be discussed with in Rolling Stones lovers will Light,” with Billy Preston on organ pleasure is necessary to hold such a This desire to work with people is It should now be evident that if one vent crime, and how to heip protect terested parents and students by recognize such standards as “Rip and piano fills the bill and sounds position because there are disadvan reflected in Alan's other activities. word can be used to describe Alan it against crime. financial aid officers from Trinity This Joint,” “ Happy,” and quite good, as a matter of a fact. tages. Alan feels his personal rights Round Table, for example, is simply should be “diversified.” This has COME: Bring a friend, ask questions, give College, Post College, MCC, and “Tumbling Dice” from their release The cover is an odd collection of are restricted by his position; more “a socialization experience.” It is lead to a criticism of Alan from his UConn In the high school cafeteria at on the greatest hits album “Macje in photographs and graffiti which specifically, his right to do wrong. enjoyed for its relaxing atmowhere close friends — that he spreads opinions — Refreshments wili be served 7:30 p.m. on Oct. 26. There will be the Shade.” The rest of the album is makes interesting reading. The "If I skipp^ a class, the administra and lack of competitions. Round himself too thin. Yet Alan claims a small group discussions after a equally exciting. “Torn and Frayed” record was produced by Jimmy tion would come down harder on me Table then, provides Alan with need for this diversity element in M. P. 0. A. MANCHESTER STATE BANK general discussion of the Basic Miller and is on Rolling Stones because they would have to. If you’re something that Student Assembly order to be personally fulfilled. “All Down the Line,” and “Soiil Sur I ’ P.O. Box 420 Manchotlor, Conn. 06040 Education Opportunity Grant by a vivor” are good, rocking tunes that Records. Yes, the writing team of in a leadership role, you should be cannot; the opportunity to perform It is evident from knowing Alan trained expert. This program is coor stay in your mind long after the dagger and Richards has done it setting an example.” Also, in order without pressure. Girelli that there is one goal he has Mobof Shsrtdan, Tnatunr 1041 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT 06040 TELEPHONE (203) 646-4004 dinated by MHS counselor, Harry record has ended. Mick dagger and again. They’ve turned out a to influencd those around him. Alan Pressure was, however, all that already reached; Jiis own personal $ Maidment. All interested parents the group do some good blues playing smorgasbord of rodk and roll tunes in feels the pressure to conform. He oc Alan knew for a week last June when fulfillment, and in doing so, the un Opsa Sat 9 A.II. ■ Moon rFOW $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ and students are urged to attend. — with “Let It Loose’’ and “Vehtllator thelf double alubum *‘Exlle on Main casionally must forfeit certalh per he attended the American Legion measurable enrichment of those Jaqui Hedlund Blues. ” Great Versatility is shown in Street. ” — Mark Otter sonal identities, ' Boy’s State, a mock government held around him. — Peter Gourley V " - ■4 f h •.'ryy'.y r w r w ! 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Z o o lo g y n ChariM M. Schultz Parkade merchants announce ACROSS 2 Mw)l.y l.3 Gold bid for mistrial denied Dear Abby 1 Young hors. 3 Jump 6 Old World 4 Word of mild fastening kit and four ’The prosecution claims a * obtained illegally lizvd irrIMtion winners of free turkeys WATERBORY (UPI) - TO Alaikan Indian 5 ConitWI.tlon Superior Court Judge plastic buttons were seized button and plastic thread Defense counsel William By Abigail Van Buren 12 Brulllan tre. 6 Mai* gooM y y ^ ^ ^ ^ G dorge A. Saden has illegally from Gold’s found at the murder scene Kunstler asked for a mis 14 Lariat 7 Brulllan Mrs. D. C. Mertens, 40 West Hartford. 15 Saa cow macaw The Parkade Merchants South Rd., Bolton; Andrea denied a defense effort to Forest Hills, N.Y., apart in the Pasternaks’ Water- trial when a New York 8 Small particle French Rd., Manchester; Susan Rosenthal, 38 Hazel 16 Sound of IIEAR5FR0M Association gave away 200 Geer, 191 W. Vernon St., ment in the investigation of bury home matched the detective testified he asked axplotlon 9 Maaculln* Joanne Mikulski, 180 Dr., South Windsor; Lionel bar crucial state evidence turkeys during its 20th an Manchester; Mrs. Esther the Sept. 26,1974, slashing plastic button kit found in Gold during questioning 17 Lamination nlcknam. (pi.) NOWmefLL Greenwood Dr., Manchester; Ross, 304 Hilton Dr., South against murder defendant DEAR ABBY: A man in our office was told by hishia IB Wtrdrob* Ham 11 Ungutsit TEaHOQTHE Generolls, 33 Deerfield Dr., 24 Lighting 38 Edges 4 niversary celebration last Windsor; Claire Rossetto, 88 Murray A. Gold on the deaths of Irving Pasternak, Gold’s apartment. The about his psychiatric doctor to quit smoking.ng (Heart, emphysema and asthma.) 20 Edutry mammal 40 Brazilian Ira* SW U1A5 Manchester. H. Miller, 62 Clinton St., device week. Ralph Rd., Manchester; V. grounds it was illegally ob 71, and his wife, Rhoda, 66. state also contends hair background. Saden denied Well, this guyjuy decided dacid^ that the beat way to quit smoking 21 Laguma T2 Alcon haroln. 25 OIrl'a name 41 Penny PAEKUIITM Oscar Gimmartino, 184W Manchester; Gertrude Miner, 22 Arctic T3 Roman bronn Winners have been Ryan, 10 Valley Rd., Gold, 43, was divorced from Mrs. Pasternak was the request but ruled no was to quit BUYING cigarettes, and that’s our problenT 26 New Zealand 42 Easaylat Lamb CAT HAIR.. Center St., Manchester; T. 193 Wells St., Manchester; tained. mammal |2 18 Cwl.ln bird 43 Rapliss (ab.) E llin ^ n ; Lois Ann Ryan, 20 He bums cigarettes from every smoker he sees, and I notified by mail and given Gionfriddo, 52 Russell St., Norman A. Miner, 10 Old Pin The judge Thursday also from the Pasternak’s found in the floor mat of such questions should be wdt.) conaonanlt 27 Brain paiaags 44 Iowa city Bates Rd., Manchester. don’t mean just one cigarette. Yesterday I gave him six, 26 Sel ol loolt 20 Frog genus 28 Serve 45 Hollow instructions about where to Manchester; Florence Girget- nacle Rd., Farmington. rejected a motion to daughter in 1964. Gold’s car. raised in front of the jury Ethel Scott, 21 WelIsleyRd., and several others in the offlee contributed, too. 29 Monitor lizard 2T Regal 31 Male swans cylinder pick up their turkeys. ti, 78 Eldridge St., Nellie Moran, 80 Broad St., declare a mistrial because The kit and buttons, a car Saden rejected a claim before a hearing on ad- 30 Not wall realdancas 46 Epochs Manchester; Vivian Shaw, 432 It’s awfully hard to turn down a guy who sake for a 36 Lynx Below' is the Manchester; Mrs. H. Gompf, Manchester; Marylou Moshe, floor mat and a hair from that because New York missability is held In the 31 Ouot* 22 Cougar 37 Aualrallan 48 Pub order W. Middle Tpke., of a detective’s testimony cigarette, but I’m fed up with his bumming. If he’s going 32 Family 45 Liberty St., Manchester; 32 Congress Rd., Bolton; the mat were submitted in police took the button kit it jury’s absence. 23 Of ttia moulh "bear" SO Aualrallan bird Mickey Finn — Morris Weiet alphabetized list of Manchester; Rose Shimanski, regarding Gold’s psy to smoke, don’t you think he should buy his own? member (coll.I Bruce Gordon, 123 Helen Moske, 50 North St., 33 Wlngllka part 1 2 3 4 r 6 7 8 9 winners: 156 Union St., Manchester; chiatric background. Gold’s first trial last into the hallway and then Kunstler has also filed a Nobody in this office has the nerve to tall him—includ Worthington Rd., Glaston Manchester; D. B. Mosler, ing me. Any auggestiona? 34 British John W. Slbrinsz, 442 W. Mid The defense argued March but a jury was un returned It before getting a motion, which will be reformer 10 11 |2 13 bury. lie Ambassador Dr., I CH ICKEN YOU COULDN'T HELP. ROLF IS Manchester; Vincent M. dle Tpke., Manchester; Wednesday that a button able to reach a verdict. warrant, the evidence was argued next week, asking (1771-1858) Connie Giacopassl, 92 35 High mountain 14 IS MV PROBLEM... AND I GUESS Mrs. Roger Amirault, 115 Richard J. Sika, 17 Hanmer that Saden remove himself HE WILL BE... FOR A Autumn St., Manchester; Motolo, 17 Sampson St., West 36 Qrackla. lor Tripp Rd., Ellington: John St., East Hartford. because of alleged 16 I. Mrs. H.S. Grant, lA Amato Hartford. enampla w : •■ Arnett, 26 Seaman Circle, Jan Silver, High Manor DEAR CHICKEN; If a diabetic asked yoo for sugar, 38 Catlla ganua Dr,, South Windsor; Anita John J . Muirhead, 1183 prejudice toward the would you give It to him? And would you give on alcoboUe ^ 20 2, Manchester; Mrs. Mary Park, Rockville; Mrs. Donna 39 Qraek ■ Graskowski, 18 Richard St., Forbes St., East Hartford; defendant. a drink? ’The cigarette bummer desperately needs support goddess ol 2. 27 28 Asadoorian, 67 Hilltop Dr., Skierkowski, 141 Carriage Killian blasts Weicker 22 23 24 25 Gladys Nadel, 135 Edgewood dawn Manchester; Mark Aschen- Avon; Alice B. Green, 56 S. from hia coworkera to help him to quit hla habit, m a ■ Dr., South Windsor; J . V. Dr., Kensington; Cheryl 40 Bitlsr 29 T bach, 11 Ralph Rd., East Alton St., Manchester; Mrs. friend end say no. Neison, 60 Cooper St., Steele, 70 Slocum Rd., 43 Biblical name 1 Hartford; C. F. Barrera Sr., George Grote, 611 Forest St., 44 Broke bread Manchester; Edward New Hebron; Connie Steullet, 173 on energy needs issue Death award j i 1 82 Linnmore Dr., Manchester. East Hartford. 47 Large man, 3 Fairfield St., Eldridge St., Manchester; waterfowl a Mrs. A. N. Bashaw , 46 Judy Guldan, 95 Jonathan HARTFORD (UPI) - DEAR ABBY: My fiance is 28 and I am 24. Jaffa E Manchester; Daniel O’Brien, Nancy Stevenson, 182 Vernon 49 Monkeytika Woodstock Dr., Manchester; St., Vernon; Maureen Hall, cluding Sen. Abraham are clear on all of these Superior Court Judge John friends are having a stag party for him, and from what I mammal Ml 3, Bolton Branch Rd., Coventry. St., Manchester. HARTFORD (UPI) - ■ Ken Bassett, 109 Main St., Main St., Warehouse Point; C. Ribicoff and Gov. Ella T. and I believe that on the Shea Thursday awarded hear about the plans, it la going to be very exciting. 51 Craalu raa 45 46 Mrs. A. Oquisant, 369 0 ^ R. Storrs, RFD4, Coventry; Lt. Gov. Robert K. Killian 52 Minute 40 41 42 4, Talcottville; Meredith E. Hanna, 25 Femwood Dr., 620,000 in damages to the They’re having stag films, and a naked girl la going to ■ St.. East Hartford; Kathy Mrs. Ward Taft, 144 Main St., Grasso — although affir energy issue alone she animalcule 46 49 50 Baxter, Maude Circle, Wind Bolton; Mrs. Lee Hurdie, 42 today became the first jump out of a big cakel (var) 47 O’Neill, 90 Union St., Manchester; Sheryl Tate, 215 ming their support of Mrs. deserves election to the estate of Owen Milner, 23, sor; George R. Begin, 16 Oak St., Manchester; Beverly major Democratic figure In days gone by, all the bride got was a lot of boring 53 PenchanI Manchester; E. L. Osborne, Spring St., Manchester; Pat Schaffer — have refused to United States Senate. of Hartford, who died after 91 52 Preston Dr., Manchester. Hardwick, 98 Higbie Dr., Blast in the state to attack Sen. showers, but my girlfriends want to change all that. 54 Employs Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermeer 69 Helalne Rd., Manchester; Teeple, 9 Kenwood Rd., Ver criticize Weicker. He said Mrs. Schaffer’s surgery to remove his They’re planning a "bachelor girls’ party” with films just 54 Dale Berzins, 281 Center St., Hartford. Lowell P. Weicker, R- DOWN Judy Palmberg, 71 Lockwood non; O verly ’Thibodeau, 151 teeth at St. Francis _ r n G, W, Heath, 88 Schaller Killian said Weicker’s continued campaign at like the men’s," and a naked guy jumping out of a cake. I 1 Edible fish ALL RIGHT.' YDU I DIDN'T HAVE THE Manchester; Jean Bloom, 39 Leverich Dr., Blast Hartford. Conn., while campaigning HAZEL, PLEASE DON'T Rd., Manchester; Muriel St., Manchester; Mrs. Robert record "bears heavily on tacks on Weicker’s energy Hospital in January 1 ^ . think it’s a neat idea, but Jeff is againat it. (NeWSPAPFJtBNTKRPRlSCASSN • HEART TO TELL HIM I Saginaw Rd., South Windsor; Donald Thibodeau, 29 for Democratic senate LEAVE.' I'M SORRY CAN TAKE US Hollis, 25 Edison Rd., Perosky, Anderson Rd.. our assessment of his record should be heard. Milner suffered a heart at I think his objections are unfair. What do you think? Helina Bosowski, 606 Oak St., Winthrop Rd,, Manchester; nominee Gloria Schaffer. FOR WHAT I SAID ALU o u r 7D WAS JUST CLEANING Manchester; Bldward Horan, Tolland. "She is telling us essen tack in the recovery room ALL FOR EQUALITY East Hartford; Ixiretta Boyd, Bill Tomlinson, 225 Spruce St., Killian, picking up the perception and his judg THIS MORNING.' PINNER.' THE LUGGAGE.'^/ 132 Madison Ave., Hartford; P. Peterson, 93 Woodlawn tially that her opponent of the hospital. The lawsuit 41 Griffin Rd., Manchester; Manchester; Anna Towler, 36 cue from Mrs. Schaffer, ment, and certainly un Robert W. Bray, Box 127, Linda A. Howe, 109 O’Connell Circle, Blast Hartford; Angela does not favor the interests claimed failure to diagnose French Rd., Manchester; charged Weicker was in derscores his insensitivity DEAR ALL FOR: Of course, Jeffs objections are Coventry. Dr., East Hartford; Dan Phelan, 38 Kinne Rd., Milner’s abnormal heart Win at Bridge T X S X l Marion Vennart, 42 High St., to the needs of Connec of her Connecticut con unfair. Juat be sure oU the "glrli” know what to expect in J. R. Brodeur, 1166A W. Humiston, 21 Perkins St., Glastonbury; Anna Pigogri, 60 sensitive to the energy Manchester; A. Ventura, 196 ticut.” stituents in this important conditions before the case Qrtnny or Aunt Matilda have weak hearts—or Middle Tpke., Manchester; Manchester. Broad St., Manchester; Fran needs of Connecticut by his Eldridge St., Manchester. “Gloria Schaffer’s con area, nor does the junior operation or in not proper stomachs. Robert Beuttner, Pilgrim Dr., Tom Humphrey, 99 Ridge c is P. P lu m m er J r . 162 votes to decontrol the price P h ilip S , V in e r , 17 senator favor the interests ly monitoring his physical False discard pulls plug Tolland; Cherry Burrows, 260 St.. Manchester; Rev. Hillside Dr., South Windsor; of oil and natural gas and sumer oriented positions Truman Ireland, 49 Durant Joan Popick 109 Main St., Blueberry Circle, Ellin^on; of the American con condition after the opera S. Center St., Windsor Locks; Susan Warner, 1104 Pleasant by voting to continue the St., Manchester; Henrietta Talcottville. sumer,” Killian said. tion. DEAR A BBY: My husband and I have been married for Mrs. A. Buyak, 70 Niles Dr., oil depletion allowance. seven years, and we are very happy. We know other Jaso n , 116 Lockwood St., Frank Post. 88 Tolland Rd., Valley Rd., ^ u th Windsor; m Manchester; H. V. Campbell, With hearts breaking 2-2 and Bolton; Dennis Postemskl, Jane G. Warner, 33 Deerfield He charged Weicker had couples who have been married about the same length of 29 Eldridge St., Manchester. Manchester; Helen Johnson, the finesse working, how was Dr., Manchester; Glen voted “with the two time, and they aren't at all happy. In fact, they fight a lot. NORTH Rose Capano, 71 Chapel St., 29 Carl St., Meriden; F. John 198G Foster Dr., WilUmantic; Lottery W arstock, 24 Myrna D r., senators from Texas, The secret to our happiness is one simple rule we follow: AQ9764 South able to get himself set? East Hartford; R. Carlson, son, 73 Indian Dr., Mark J . Poulin 178 Vernon St., Marlborough; Carol Wasko, Treat each other like a human being F I^ T , like a man or V754 It wasn’t too difficult. All it Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence Manchester. Manchester; Betty Price, 76 which means he voted number Green Hills, Bolton; Dolores 357 Woodbridge St., a woman SECOND, like a husband or wife THIRD. « K8 required was a little bit of Champy, 98 Bryan Dr., William Johnson, 27 Kent Linnmore Dr., Manchester; against Connecticut.” -AND NO TRUE QBIUTLBMAU Manchester. HARTFORD (UPI) - your This has worked for us. It may for others, too. A 10 8 7 misdirection by British inter 5UREi-y YOU ’ TH AT'S WHAT YOU Maura Reavey, 30 Hendee WOULD L E S v E a F E M A llt Manchester; Mrs. Lucy Dr., Manchester; Jean Jor In her campaign Mrs. STILL HONEYMOONERS nationalist Jonathon Cansino, WOULD NOT BE THINK, KlPDOl John Weeler, 224 Charter The winning Connecticut h e l p l e s s l y EAPOSEP -TO Christiana, 1215 Silver Lane, dan, 50 Parkwest Dr., Rd., Manchester. Schaffer has repeatedly at WEST feAST 9 0 C R U E L A 5 TO Oak St., Manchester; Mrs. who sat West. Jonathon WILD B E A S T S A N D O T H E R East Hartford; Peter Rockville; Sue Kacinski, 46 Reggie Rice, 103 Bretton tacked Weicker as voting lottery number drawn * J 8 A K 10 5 3 2 dropped the jack of hearts un LEAVE ME HERE V Chris Dickman, Hen^ St., Gift IN A<50kJV FROM C iereb iej, 23 Cooper St., Edward St,, Manchester; Bob Rd., Manchester; Lorna Thursday night was 52- » J 3 V K 2 Manchester; Helen Wilhelm, in the best interests of big der the queen. Jonathon had MV TWISTED Manchester. Kaminsky, 47 Willard Rd., Richard, 51 Congress St., Orange-072. DEAR H0NEYM(X)NERS; If you can make a rule that « 97 3 2 805 78 Avondale Rd., Manchester; oil instead of in the interest seen that his jack of trumps ANKLE? George B. Clark, 549B Manchester; Mike Katz, 458 Manchester; Mrs. Ronnie Robert Davis, 62, of Gollery works for seven years work for seven times seven, you've A K Q J3 2 A A964 was worthless. South had bid a Mary Wilhelm, 156 Bissell St,, of Connecticut taxpayers. SOUTH (Dl Hilliard St., Manchester; W. Middle Tpke., Manchester. Robbins, 39 Hilltop Ave., Ver Monroe, won the 3200,(XI0 got it made. Good luck. lot as it was and surely held a Manchester; Ann Wells, 18 B u t u n til K illia n ’ s A A Manny Coelho, 48 Carpenter Mary Ellen Kowalchik, 170 non; Stan Romanewicz, 48 six-card heart suit. ’lliompson St., Rockville. special weekly drawing. M.Hn FKxx Wntkins Bn:>s. 935 Mim St M
DAVID BARRY QEORQE HANNON State Senator State Senator 3rd District 4th District
TED CUMMINQ8 FRAN MAHONEY State Representative '' ' State Representative 12th District 13th District
VOTE DE/viOCRATIC NOVEMBER 2""
ABRAHAM OLA8SMAN MURIEL YACAVONE State Repraaentatlve State Representative 14th District 9th District For Ahsentee ballots, rides or a babysltter...Call 649-9797 EXERCISE YOUR RI6HT... VOTE
Manohaalar DamocraHe Town CommlNoo -Paul PhllHpa, Traaaurar A' tanii!!;|.!Untll!ii'll!l illlll ■' * • I III I • • RN or LPN-3 to 7 p.m. Lhui^l Manor. 649^519. WISHING YOU AND ACCOUNTANT - Local cer tified public accounting firm is looking for experienced mialified accountant to join YQUR FAMILY their staff. Compensation, fringe benefits and future potential excellent. Principals A HAPPY AND only. Please send resume to luTS ; Box M, Manchester Herald. ■wan c ttl desuuts SAFE WEEKEND WANTED - General ItTS ' WANT^g^ NAI- _ KEEP SMILING machinist or lathe bands, 50 oGCyI KEEP HAPPY hours, paid holidays, excellent ftSUr" insurance benefits.Metronics THE GANG AT Incorporated, Route 6 and 44- A, Bolton. g: Andover ^ Elementary r quality control tachniclana. qualification of electors NOTICE Applicants nuiat tia hi{Bh achool graduatoa srith NOTICE NOTICE 2. For the constitutional soma industrial control axporlanea. High School n o t ic e f o r TOWN OF ANDOVER, amendment concerning pre PLANNING & ZONING chemistry and knosrtadgo In paper malting and adm ission o f ELECTORS COMMISSION CONNECTICUT registration of seventeen year LIMITED SESSION the use of fibers in paper or textile type TOWN OF ANDOVER, November i, 1976 old citiiens as electors TOWN OF ANDOVER, processes will enhance the appllcant’a CONNECTICUT State Election S. For the constitutional CONNECTICUT qualifications. amendment concerning At its September 27, 1976 Tlie electors of the Town of Notice is hereby given that Salary will be commenaurate with meeting the Planning and ANDOVER arc hereby judicial removal the Board of Admission of experience and proven ability for individual warned to meet at their 4. For the constitutional Zoning Commission approved Electors for the Town of An the following petition; responsibility. respective polling places in amendment streamlining the dover will be in session in the We offer excellent employee benefits in said town on Tuesday, reapportionment procedure Town Office Building, School A 6 lot subdivision as shown on cluding Blue Cross and CMS paid by the com- November 2, 1976, for the a plan entitled "Plan of Sub HOME The full text of such Road, on Monday, November pany. following purposes, to wit; proposed amendments with first, 1976 from 3;00 P.M. to division of land of Eugene Apply Monday through Friday, or If you prefer, I. To cast their votes for explanatory text printed in ac 5;00 P.M. for the purpose of Sammartino — Hebron Road 1^. mail your resume of experience and salary Presidential and Vice- cordance with Section 2-30a of admitting those persons — Andover, Connecticut - September 1, 1976 — Scale 1” requirements to: Presidential electors. United the General Statutes is whose qualifications as to age States Senators, available at the town clerk’s or citizenship were attained equals 40’ — Douglas Prior AMF CUNO DIVISION Represen tative-in-Congress, office for public distribution. after October 9th, 1976. Associates area Land Surveyors.” 47 MAIN STKET State Senator, State Die vote on such proposed The qualifications are aS' TALCOTTVIliE, CONN. 06068 Representative, Registrar of amendments is taken under follows; Applicant must have The plan Is on file In the office of the Town Gerk, and was An Equal OpportunHy Emphfar Voters. the authority of Article become eighteen years of age, II. To vote on the following Twelfth of the Constitution of must have become a signed on October 8,1976. questions for the aK>roval or the State of Connecticut and naturalized citizen after Oc Mary Keenan, disapproval of four propped House Joint Resolutions 48 tober 9th, 1976 and must be a Chairman -A N D O V ER Planning & 2 Panonata am entoents to the Constitu and 51 of the 1975 session of resident of Andover, Personaft tion of the State of Connec Zoning Comm. the Gtaieral Assembly, and Ruth K. Munson, A\ ticut, a vote of “YES” being a House Joint Resolution 44 and Town Gerk PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT vote of approval, and a vote of Senate Joint Resolution 5 of For Board for , -B O LT O N “No” being a vote for disap the 1976 session of the General Admission of Electors \A, ANNUAL HOLIDAY proval; Assembly. Notice is hereby given that LEGAL NOTICE 4 FAIR the location of the polling -C O V EN T R Y Sponsored by Temple Chapter O.E.S. places is as follows; WARNING OF STATE ELECTION Voting District November 2,1976 Saturday, Oct. 23,10 to 6 BOLTON, CONNECTICUT m \« » TOWN OF ANDOVER at the Location of The electors of the Town of Bolton are hereby warned to meet -EAST HARTFORD Masonic Tempia Polling Place at their polling place, the Community Hall, 222 Bolton Center f \\ IlMIChMlW Know? ANDOVER SCHOOL, Road in said town on Tuesday, November 2, 1976, for the Folks looking for SCHOOL ROAD following purposes, to wit; Booths featuring handcrafted articles, hMne-baked I. To cast their votes for Presidential and Vice-Presidential -6UST0NBURY cheap skates Voting machines will be used. foods ■Die polls will be opened at six electors. United States Senator, Representative-in-Congress, and attic treasures. could be inter o’clock in the morning (6 State Senator, State Representative, Registrar of Voters. Home-Baked Ham *n Baked Bean Dinner with ested in the price a.m.) and will remain open II. To vote on the following questions for the approval or dis A pple Pie until eight o’clock in the you are asking. approval of four proposed amendments to the Constitution of -H EB R O N Senrad at 5:30 evening (8 p.m.) the State of Connecticut, a vote of “YES” being a vote for ap r {SiAMTTUOl Reservations Needed dated at Andover, Connec proval, and a vote of “NO” being a vote of disapproval; P COUT ticut. this 19th day of October, 1. For the constitutional amendment concerning qualification -MANCHESTER TO 1976. of electors COAST She R egal Ruth K. Munson 2. For the constitutional amendment concerning ore- 9 r mffrr rmmmirmt* aUmf mitk ■ amperiar prodaarL Town Qerk registration of seventeen year old citizens as electors 643-2711 3. For the constitutional amendment concerning judicial -S . WINDSOR CoriMT ol BroMi WKl CMittr StTMf Man..Frj.. .1 Lm. • * pjn. removal Phone 6«6-2112 SM ...... :.l aJ. - $ pjn. 4. For the constitutional amendment streamlining the reap portionment procedure ’Die full text of such proposed amendments with explanatory -T O LL A N D text printed in accordance with Section 2-30a of the General Evffryone’s invited to the SECOND Statutes is available at the town clerk’s office for public dis tribution. YANKEE HARVEST REMINDER Die vote on such proposed amendments is taken under the -VERNON authority of Article ’Twelfth of the Gjnstitution of the State of ANNUAL FAIR! Connecticut and House Joint Resolutions 48 and 51 of the 1975 "Rain or Shine" session of the General Assembly, and House Joint Resolution 44 NOV. and Senate Joint Resolution 5 of the 1976 session of the General Saturday, Oct. 23 • 10 to 3 Asscinbly HI. To vote on the following local question for the approval 9 9 Green School or disapproval of the proposed Charter-for the Town of Bolton. “ i?ea
Wt offrr rom m irm rr micmi irilA . uafrrU r pnitaru six o’clock in the morning (6 a.m.) and will remain open until, REAL ESTATE NEHI NOT K DECEABEO eight o’clock in the evening (8 p.m.). 647-9946 Conwr o( Browl Dated at Bolton, Connecticut, this 19th day of October, 1976. Md CmiMt SItmI Edgar E. BaUarm, Aaaaaaor OR 643-2711 Phon. 64«!r2112 SM ...... IU..-SPJIL Catherine K. Leiner ..... m i - •" i , i i t T i I t > » V • > T » I I I ) Town Gerk of Bolton , t . I 1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD EXCHANGE. Manchester. Conn., Fri., O ct;22. 1976- PAGE FlVfe ■ ‘
PAGE F O U R - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD EXCHANGE. Manchester, Conn., F ri„ Oct, a , 1978 U , M | Bualnaaa OpporUmny U Homaa For Sala 23 Homaa For Sala • •• 23 Homos For Sato 23 NomM For Bah 23 Homoa For Sale 23 1i Homaa For Sala 23 Homaa For Sola IS Halp Wantad IS Ha^ Wanlad IS Ha^ Wantad FOR SALE by Owner • Six N«/p WanM MANCHItTlR MS,J00 VERNON, Bolton Lake - 6 room colonial, aluminum 3 lEDROOM RANCN MANCHESTER room split, beamed ceilings, WE HAVE Openings In our siding, 3 bedroom wall to wall INSURANCE AGENCY - iQCHiHviviv ’ ing and stock preparatlOT BROGERY STORE Located close to schools, Lovely Six Room remodeled kitchen and bath, carpeting. 3H baths, Seeking full time girl with fNHBTYM iTM NKTi^ plus a grinder shop plus shopping k churches. Colonial With IW baths, rtment. For Individuals Congoleum kitchen-dining. oil heat, basement, storms, PHILLIPS & property and casualty J C PENNEY CO. S background, experienM a five-room apartment. practically in the center (31,900. Owner 649-3169. Applianced kitchen, dining Sun deck, garage, basement. experience. Call 871-1001 for Our Product Uerrtee CenWr h InWul—tng »of B* poiWew o> Unusual business oppor of town. Three large and IniUatTve. Fringe beneflte I THINK r area, fam. rm., living rm. Built-in appliances. (44,500. STEVENSON appointment. tunity for the right per roonu down, including MUOR AmUNCE TECHNICIAN along with chances for ad with wood-burning stove in No agents. 6^1919. NICE FAMILY Home - 6 1/2 REAin vancement are excellent, modem eat in kitchen, rooms, excellent condition, Applicants must be experienced In all phases of, major son. Located In high fireplace. Garage, DISHWASHERS - Part time. Ai^ly in person, to Quality three bedrooms up. good neighborhood, con LISTINGS Isftaachard & 5V>sseUo volume area. Call for enclosed patio, nicely treed BEAUTIFULLY kept expan Evenings. Shift-11 p.m. to 7 appliance repair. Driver’s license required. This career Immediate occupancy. • Duptex ^ Strant 8t. Name Plate, Fisher HIH details. dable Cape. Four rooms, plus venient to everything. Only a.m. Apply Restaurant 94, 29 opportunity includes full company benefits, paid- & shrubM yard. Must be Priced sensibly at Road, East Glastonbury. I lovely enclosed porch. (37,900. M.H. Palmer Realty, • Comnwrclal Proparty McNall Street (adjoining vacations, medical and dental insurance, retironent and ■'820,800 — OM«r O-rm. Colonial, oaraO*i (arflo lot. seen! Fireplaced living room, tree (3 4 ,5 0 0 . 6466321; 6496538.^ 2 acraa Covantry Manchester Motel). group life insurance plans. Please phone for an appoint ZINSSER LEGAL SECRETARY - Small I 837,000 — AMractivo 3-4 bodrm. Colonial, 2>car gar. Realtors 646-1811 shaded park-like yard. Low T.J.CROCKEn ment. Mr. Harwell. 0 4 9 > 7 3 0 5 East Hartford law firm. (30’s. Keith Real E sta te, 646- OLDER TEN Room house on MATURE P o ^ n s needed for BARROWS A WALLACE Realtor 843-19n Shorthand required. 837,000 — HolllBtor St. 7-rm. Colonial, 2-oar oarago. amnia nm mam 4126, 649-1922. deadend road in Brandon, 6 4 3 - 0 6 0 9 telephone sales. Full time JC PlHNNf nwliCl tVflON CMN* Experience preferred. To H fim 71MUS m iiis Vermont. Two-car garage. work, no experience I 90 Progiwn Drtvo, MandiMiNr $ m . 289-8625. i 837,800 — Hug* 4-badrtn. Cotonlal In 8th DMriot. EAST MIDDLE Turnpike - 2 Asking (15,000. Approximate necessary. Good earnings, E ^ I Opportunity Employer ______!| 837,900 — Just IMad, clMn~7-rm._Ca4.,Ca^^ ^r|H. family, plus extra lot. Could ly 11/2 acres of land. Call 649- will train. Apply in person. KEEP HAPPY MANCHESTER - Northfield 7837, 688 Station SPAaOUS CONVENIENT - be large single, 2 baths, Olan Mills, Burr Comers, 116S ■ 837,000 — Immaculate 6-rm. Colonial naar hMpItal. Green. Picture this...your MANCHESTER - Main Street Ranch. Verplanck. School fireplaced living room, 1 car A Tolland Tpke., or call 646- SMft iMder own condominium home with location - Eight Room I $30,000 — S-rm. Capa on Robin Rd., ctean. area. Applianced kitchen, garage. (37,900 Tor house. (8,- COVENTRY - Cape. Three 4850. ______Mato/Famalo three bi^ bedrooms, 2 1/2 Colonial, good potential for of II $40,000 — 8-rm. Ranch In Columbia. Cuatom homa. breakfast bar, dining area, 500 extra lot of record. Keith bedrooms, one and 1/2 baths, APPLY Fun Ufiw baths, fimshed rec room, full eat-in kitchen, formal dining fice and income apartment. □ EDUCATION wall-to-wall c a s t in g , three Rral Ertate, 649-1922, and 646- MECHANIC WANTED - A j^ Expwtonctt nol rsouUid. carpeting, outdoor patio, Plenty of parking. Low (50s. NOW I 840,500 - Highland Pit. School, 7-rm. Col, 1'A hatha. bedrooms ana fireplaced 4126. room , living room with ly in person at Don s storms and screens. Plus cen fireplace, family room, CaU owner 643-7457. 0 c L 2 3 A 2 4 E«c*IUnl, ptrmintnl I $42,900 — Naw 3-bd. Col. VA batha, frpl., al. sided. living room. Ceramic tile /unerican, 128 Tolland T ^ e., OLD FASHIONED poaltion Iffltnvdialilr Private Inatructlons 18 bath, sunroom, cedar paneled tral air conditioning and enclosed breezeway, garage, FOR SALE ^ owner. Seven Manchester. S iL A Sun. •nlipbla. You will b* I $43,900 - Ansaldl bit. S-rm Ranch, double garage. family room, one-car garage, MANCHESTER Duplex - heating, complete kitchen and one and 1/4 acres, residential room Dutch Cape, in popular 3 -5 p jn . wotMng In attracUn REMEDIAL READING and many extras. Mid (40 s. Good income, nice home, ( ^ . much, much more. Must be area. (41,900. 742-8509. claan turroundinga. I $42,900 — Spacious 6-rm. Ranch, garage, pool. Redwood Farms area. Low BUS BOYS, or Bus Girls - Dav math; individualized work Owner, 647-1085. J. D. Real Estate, 646-1960, seen to be appreciated. All (50s. Cali after 6 weekdays, Time work, apply Podunk Miu I $40,900 — 8-rm. Dutch Colonial, 11A baths, 2 gar. arn, (lst-8th grade) by 646-3778. this for ^ ,0 00 . Call today, MANCHESTER - Pleasant Tavern Rekaurant, 289-7929. Room for a fww more quality minded people over Joan Lemieux, 643-9797 or 6 ^ country setting, near rark any time weekends. 649-7800. GOOD SALARY ■ 849,900 — Just Hated 7-rm. Ranch, IVk baths, dbl. gar. >rs degree teacher. 56^ 18, Moklng part-time employment daye or A BENEFITS 8075.E 6555 for appointment. with pond. 6 room (;ape PERSON for general office evenings at our 260 Broad Street, Manchester Apply hi paraon to; ' I $53,900 — Imm. 8-rm. Spilt Laval. 11A baths, garage. features - fireplaced living MANCHESTER - Good value work. Typing, aptitude for HESS STATION f0721t GUITAR-BANJO Teacher - room, dining room, eat-in six room Cape with dormer. $30 Main Straal I 853,500 — New 7-rm. Raised Ranch In Forest Hills. BEST BUYS BY BELFIORE SOUTH WINDSOR - Over figures, all benefits, 5-day Your home, or my, quiet kitchen, three bedrooms. (38,- Three bedrooms, formal week, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. 289- Call 646-1463 East Hattlord, CL I $54,900 — Naw 7-rm. Col. Family rm, dbl. garage. sized Cape. 6 rooms, studio. FREE loan guitar. 500. B/W Realty, 647-1419. dining room, fireplace, two 2736. AMERADA HESS Bob Stirber, 646-6557. fireplace, half acre lot, nice I $58,900 — 8 rooms, 2'A baths, Colonial off Porter St. A NEW LISTING- view, low (40s. J. D. Real baths, paneled rec room, (36,- CORPORATION GLASTONBURY - Ehipansive 500. East Coast Realty, 528- LARGE Convalescent Center Estate, 646-1980, 646-3778. KEEP SMILING DIETICIANS - Modem con Equal Opportunity Emptoyar I $83,500 — Naw 3 bdrm. Duplex, 3-car garage. and, In our opinion, worthy of Ht own spoelal eight room Raised Ranch on 9668, 643-9969. seeking a person with good ap valescent home seeking an I $82,900 — 8sseUo Manchester between 8 a.m. to stay longer when worxload achools, tranaportation, churchoa. Boautifully MANCHESTER - By owner. M w t h riw 4(342. or female, a{q>ly in person on I REALTOR8-ML8 MANCHESTER - New 8-room and 4 p.m. daily. is heavy. 50 words per minute treed A ahrubbed yard. High thirties - worth iti Spacious convenient Ranch. For Your Consideration ly. Howard Johnson Colonial. One and 3/4 acres, 2 a must. Salaiy commensurate I 189 Watt Center 8trt«t 648-2482 Verplanck School area. Restaurant, 394 Tolland 1/2 baths, 2 garages, up to 10” RNs & LPNs. Full time and with ability and past ^ Equal Housing j Applianced kitchen, breakfast T^ke., Manchester, Exit 94, insulation. Choose colors for GREATER MANCHESTER AREA PART-TIME help needed for part time opening available on experience. Ask for Julie, 633- bar, dining area, wall-to-wall $36,500 Room for comfort. 7 room older Colonial. off 1-96. interior and rup. Home fitting and drilling bowling 3 to 11 and 11 to 7 ^ f t . We are 3601. ca r d in g in three bedrooms Convenient location. balls Must have experience. locdung for professional peo owners warrantee for 10 years MAINTENANCE Mechanic - and living room with Inquire at Vernon Lanes, ple interested in working in a REAL ESTATE Salesperson - of nationally insured protec Must have past expmence in fireplace. Full size bath, $39,900 What Mom wants. Brick and frame Ranch, 3 oright, exciting envinuunoit. Licensed to work Blast Hart 'w a t SIt S d '’ tion. Charles Ponticetli and Rtmte 83, Vernon. plumbing, electrical and sunroom, one-car garage, bedrooms, garage. Ehccellent wages go to the per ford, Manchester and vicinity. Bids tor snow removal Son, 646-1540, 646^)800. $38,900**— Also newly listed. Six room Cape, gar m e ch a n ic repairs. Will be many extras. Low (40’ s. Prin INSURANCE AGENCY - In son who fills our needs. Inteniews confidential. East $37,900 6 room Ranch, aluminim sided, garage, residen doing repair work on beat tor age, swimming pool. cipals only. Owner. 647-1085 Manchester looking for a InteresUsl? Call 647-9196, app Coast Realty, 528-9668, 643- VERNON - Country living at treatingrauipment. ^ l y in Manchester Evening Herald $40,500**— Clean Colonial, 1'A batha, 2 car gar weekdays after 3 p.m., all day tial area. Claim Secretary. Prefer ly to Meadows Convalescoit its best. 6 Room Ranch, gar person iQ o ^ Co., 1366 Tolland weekends. someone with agency Center, 333 Bidwell Street, parking lot. age, inbound pral, recreation age, parkiiko yard. $38,500 Look at this! 7 room Cape, 2 full baths, con Tpke., Manchester. An Elqual room. For details call Action enerience, but will consido' Manchester. SALES - Part time. We are Bids can be submitted to Manchester Evening $40,500**— Nine, yes nine, room Coloniall Call MANCHESTER - Raised venient to bus and shopping. Oppmiunity Ehnployer. Real Estate, 647-1300, 646- other applicants. Send resume looking for supply courtier Ranch. Keeney Street School Herald, P.O. Box 591, Attention: Mark Abraitis. 0206, 646-5353. now on this onal $55,000 Special indeed! 7 room Raised Ranch. Im to: P.O. Box 190, Manchester, RN SUPERVISORS - Feel personnel to work part time. area, near Glastonbury town $41,500**— Two family, separate heating systems, maculate. Manicured grounds. Conn. t ^ t you need a change? You This could include some line. Four bedrooms, three neeu something more DOG GROOMER evenings and Saturdays. Business Opportunity 14 VERNON - Bolton Lake area. tenants pay utilities. Part tinw with opportunity Beautiful treed lot. 150x150. baths, finished recreation $34,900 It’s easy to enjoy! Ranch, 6 rooms, 2 baths, large TRIM YOUR Christmas tree exciting, and you feel you are Technical background would PART TIME room, 2-car garage. City capable of handling a super for full Hma. SMALL ENGINE Service Excellent area, survey $41,500**— Six room modem Colonial, garage, wooded lot. with the extra $$ you make be extremely helpful. Call Mr. water, city sewers. Only (52,- EARN Corporation Mpanding dealer available. (8,000. Hayes Cor wall-to-wall, diahwaaher, range. $41,900 On a clear day this immaculate 3 bedroom Cape representing the world’s visor’s position? We need Rosenberg, 646-2830. An equal 400. Call Mrs. Lemieux. 643- supervisors for our 3 to 11,11 SHERIDANE network. No experience poration, 648^131. largest cosmetics and opportunity employer. FULL TIME PAY $45,900**— Raised Ranch, 2 baths, 2 car garage. 9797 or 646-6555. views as far as Bradley Field. ' toiletries company. Show and to 7 shift. Please call 647-9196,. KENNELS Telephone sales work. necessary. Complete training or apply at Meadows Con ts adding another KToomer to its program. (500. investment C O V E N T R Y - S p aciou s Ask for Joe Lombardo. $44,900 Ranch, 3 bedrooms, Iti baths, garage, built-ins, sell beautiful ^fts, cosmetics, WAITRESS - For part time Morning, afternoon, or EAST HARTFORD - Valuable jeweliy, etc. in your spare valescent Center, 333 Bidwell staff in its Hebron ofrice-> must be reqmred to start your own Contemporary seven room $46,500**— Raised Ranch, 2 bathe, 2 car garage. lovely landscaped grounds. experienced all breed groomer — days, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., five evening hours available. four income property. Store Street, Manchester. business. Ideal for retired or Split. Acre wooded lot, im time. your own hourspick No trainees (dease. day week. Better than Ask for Jim Finnegan. o r office, plus three Base salary, plus com art time. Details on request. mediate occupancy, (52,900. $61,900 Dutch Colonial, 12 rooms, 3 fireplaces, builder’s your own w-ork days. a v e rs e wages. Apply in per apartments. Separate 2 28-9089 missions. Earn: Ir. Barker. ESCA Field Welles Agency, 742-7356. $49,900**-Ranch, 4 bodrooma, 2 baths, 2 car home. Priced below replacement cost. Interested? Call 523-9401. son, Brass Key R^taurant. heating. Priced for immediate $125 - $175 RTraining Division Box 619, garage. Alex Matthew. sale. (49,900. Owners 643-5641, $59,900 Colonial, 4 bedrooms, 2 fireplaces, family room. RN OR LPN-7 a.m. to 3 p.m. (Per Week) Wading River, New York. A RANCH home for the whole SALES - Like to talk on the $57,500**— Four bedroom Colonial, Rockledge, 528-7311. weekends. Laurel Manor, 649- EARN FULL TIME Telephone phone? Why not get paid hand Call 11792. family - Large fireplaced 2 car garage, executive area. 4519. solicitors needed. Aggressive living room, first floor laun beautiful. Jim Finnegan. $43,900 Custom built Raised Ranch, cathedral ceilings, 2 somely for doing it? Earn MR. BUTLER VERNON - Immaculate GOOD nature, and good voice WELL ESTABLISHED beau dry and family room, 1 1/2 car garage, lake privileges. (4.50-(7.75 per hour base pay, 525-5060 $64,900**— Beat value In Forest Hillsl 8 room custom built six room LUBRICATION help needed required. Excellent pay set baths, enclosed yard, quiet plus bonuses. Call 525-5060. ty parlor. Owner leaving Colonial. Alex Matthew. Colonial. Central air condi immediately for second shift. SPENDING up. CaU 525-5060. street. (43,900. Keith Real $55,0p0 Commercial greenhouse plus 6 room Cape. High state. Reasonable. Call 643- tion, fieldstone fireplace, fully We have openings for EsUte, 646-4126, 649-1922. $85,500**— 7% rooms, 2% batha and BRAND traffic area. 2848. carpeted, attached garage 1 experienced lubrication help MONEY CARPENTERS - SkiUed in NEWI Alex Matthew. 1/2 baths, move right in! LAND Building lots, 4 plus acres, 7.7 acres - Larger for greasing trucks, and rou ^ and finish work. Only Salsa SECURITY SYSTEMS B0YS& mature, responsible in MANCHESTER - 5-5 Duplex. $85,000**— Cheney Estate, almost 3 acree, 14 Robert D. Murdock, Realtor - parcels 25 acres - excellent for development. trailers. Starting rate (3.75 Manufacturer, distributor 3 bedrooms, country kitchen, dividuals capable of high rooms. Jim Finnegan. U&R Realty, 643-2692. SMHng your houM? Put w to work lor you and m guwanloo In wrIUng hourly. Chance tor advance GIRLS JC PENNEY seeks qualified individual to wall to wall carpeting, new ment. All fringe benefits, un in-oduction without constant to marM your homo. Our Product Sanico Canter la intarviswing lor tha set up security firm in the aluminum siding, garage, *?7??7??— Must Selll Hexogonal Ranch. Over MANCHESTER - Sacrifice iforms and tools furnished. supervision need apply. 5 Evtning* A WMk poaHion of M a n ch ester a rea. 60-70 assumable 7 1/2% vA 4 acres. Alex Lombardo. price on this six room Town For appointment call 688-2233. Siewertsen Associates, Inc., products. Training provided. MCKSTON-AVIWTE 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. 646-1014. TELEPHONE SALES REPRESENTATIVE mortgage. Call now, House Condominium. Three Marketing and technical Frechette & Martin, 646-4144. $185,000**— Real Estate and vary succasaful ' bedrooms, spacious master O n k % , REALESTAn TRUCK DIESEL Mechanic - Thli career opportunity lodudei full company benelltf. paid vacations, assistance available. (5,000 in bualnaaa - Jo# Lombardo bedroom, formal dining room, Immediate opening for Call JANITORIAL WORK - Part medical and (Jental insurance, retirement and group life insurance plans. 646-1316 vestment. Call collect. 288- MANCHESTER - Meadow complete appliances, experienced truck diesel time. 21/2 hours per evening, Hease i^ione for an a^^ntment Mr. Harwell. 7421. ______Lane, 2700 sq. ft. Raised carpeting, drapes, 21/2 baths, 646-S461 mechanic. Must have own 647-9946 five evenings per week. Call Ranch, Central air, large MANY MORE - c u t US - W WORK! garage. Only (33,500, tools, must have references 2499880. 649-7865 127 Wed Mkhle Tpke. J.C. Psnnay Product Sarvica Csntsr, MANCHESTER - Small varie spacious rooms, many extras, minimum down payment. Call with good background, ty store. Great opportunity to WILLIAM L RRFHIRE AGENCY WOMAN to'help with 90 Progrsss Drivs, Manohsstsr priced reduced to (62,900. Robert D. Murdock, Realtor - m ncM swi excellent working conditions, build you own business. housework 3 hours a day, Equal Op|)ortunUy Employer n echette & Martin, 646-4144. U&R Realty Co. Inc. 643-2692.' all fringe benefits. For ap Asking (9,500. B/W Realty pointment call 688-2233. twice a week. Call 646-2607. 647,1419. I, .... .
PAGE SIX-^ MANCHESTER EVENING HEBALDiBIOIAIISE. Manchester, CWJ<21 > MANCHEt^risK EVTOflNG HERALD EXCHANGE. Manchriste,’ Oonn.,''Frt.l Clct.’22,1978 -^V aGE'^EVEN ••• ••••••••Mtb,**,, 23 HOmoe fo r H a k HoiTiM For Solo 23 Horn** For Solo ^ 23 HomM For Solo 23 H o m t For S th 23 HomM For Solo 23 Of SPONSORED BY THESE V e r n o n NEW HOMES - Under con struction and nearing comple KMfECT STMTEM LOCAL BUSINESSES... tion. Six- different locations, SUiMO — 3 btdroom Itaneh In many models to select from. •lonllwit oondlHM. SpncloM flnBtaMd IMno room, targ* WEEK Prices start at $42,500, and In IS S in with npoBinen^ QM range up to $80,000. Call for endnr pnnUnd i»c loom. details. Amedy Realty, SSt,S00 — 3-4 bodroom I f Realtors, 875-6283. dprmwod Mpo- BiopiMOd a»mo loom, t both*, M oke It got hoot, ovonito gorago, met FOR SALE or rent with option loL an ununinl vnluol to buy. Superb 9-room Raised Call Soanne or Arthur Shorts, 646- X’ Ranch in prestigeous area. 3333 Now’s the 'Your' House Beautiful kitchen-family J. WHTSOtl K A C H ^ DIRECT ACCESS TO FAMILY - ■ ■ mn H73l» room with fieldstone In having a house built to fireplace. Nicely landscaped, Epd Innbi M aM b b est AND FORMAL AREA many extras. East Coast order, you are automatically Realty, 528-9668, 643-9969. evincing a desire to own a MANCHESTER CARPET CENTER INC. tim e! house particularly suited to 311 Main Street 646-2130 “Quality by Moses” COVENTRY - Seven room your n e ^ . Make sure you get Contemporary, very neat. •i, ' one. Don’t insist on costly Cream puff seven-room Raised Ranch, two and Mi Much stone, pistrified wood. frills that add to the price SuCwt&QH floor baths, 2-car garage, cathedral beamed ceilings, Two fieldstone fireplaces, Invest in a home right now and you can still gpt COViBINO 5 - 5 when you actually need i ^ t y floor to ceiling fireplace, sundeck overlooking 16xS2 three bedrooms, family room. 1976 prices. Wait ’til spring and everything will '4 k ' T¥rO FAMILY A very special house. Also an be higher. And money may be harder to get. of closet ^ c e or an extra inground pool, and private patio. Loads of other with 2-car garage on inground pool. Only $45,900. P. bath. Individuality is fine extras. Call Bud Lewis. Let Continental show you how pre-site building large treed lot close to W. Rich Realty, 433-6335. can give you more home for your money now. within bounds and good taste.. bus, shopping, schools, 2 It'*- MANSFIELD - Seven room Continental Uni-Structure® Homes are custom- But don't overdo it. Some day heating systems, lar^ you may want to sell tte house kitdiai. Priced in .the custom Ranch. Three made, under exacting quality controls, and upper 40’s. bedrooms, fireplace, rec completed on your home site. The estimated and' discover that your room, gigantic country price will be the delivered price. proqiective purchasers are SUBURBAN FLOOR COVERING kitchen. Two car garage, interested in that closet space cooaouun • Aim$TRoiia ZINSSER large rardoi 3 1/2 acres. $53,- Reattora 848-1511 We’ve held the price down, but you’d better act and extra bath, and in whether 12-8 WMkd^r* - TliMlWtoz W t • Al Day SA 900. May be purchased with now. Send in the coupon and get the facts on 553 E. MIDDLE TURMPIKE 848-4003 uordon less acreage. P. W. Rich Real there is sufficient insulation owning a Continental Home. Or call your local The adjoining family room ty, 423-63S. o By W. D. FARMER and a dozen other practic^ Continental dealer. is enhanced by corner things that make family living fireplace and glass sliding comfortable. Realtor 643-2174 On entrance to separate A t CONTINENTAL HOMES doors to re a r deck. The matter of which frills to S,h slope ceiling foyer, you have The exterior style is of New England. A Division of Wylain, Inc. avoid is often individual, "Mini Farm” in Manchester access to formal or informal contemporary, accented by MANCHESTER - Pride of living areas. depending on needs, taste and borne ownership is evident in Authentic Early American Farm House, with eight Daniel Webster Highway South extra glass in slop^ ceiling the amount of money Nashua, New Hampshire 03060 The unique living room is SufWsrs. Plumbon, Rtmodohrt, EMcMcftn*, this clean four bedroom Brick Mtadow Lwm w area, stone and vertical wood available. It -is wiser, for rooms, four bedrooms, 1Vi bathe, modern Ushape to dining room and ffggf Etiata SroAgrt and Salotmon — Call Ua tor Cape! Formal dining, coontiv Send me more Information on Continental Homes siding. B front (not pictured), instance, to spend money to te Spaelal F r l ^ on your Appllanea Naada and k itten . af^Iiances, two full DRASTICAUY kitchen, newly decorated srith Cokmiel flair. IVi includes slope ceiling in living excludes slope ceiling area certain a house is protected Sarrieaa... baths. Detached three car REDUCED! acre ciMintry lot, with abundant fruit tree. room only. Ihe dining room is and is of traditional horizontal garage. Asking $52,900! against termites than to luve Garobolati-built separate and adjacent to siding and stone center 443-445 HARTFORD RO. LaPon Realtors. 233-3355, 633- e x e c u tiv e ’s d re a m . exp^ive hardware. It is 6651. City corridor kitchen and breakfast section. MANCHESTER Elxcellent location, eight- DUBALDO-LESPERANCE combination. The kitchen more important to be sure State Zip The plan is number 768A. It there is sufficient electricity PHONE 647-9997 TWO FAMILY - in prime A- room Garrison Colonial, includes built-in appliances includes 1,724 square feet of four bedrooms, two 6 4 6 -0 5 0 5 Telephone . and enough convenient outlets zone location. Close to plus excellent counter-top living area. For further schools, bus, shopping. fireplaces, den, wooded I plan to build in Ihii area. work surface. The utility than to have ornate electrical BUILDING Aluminum sided, newer roof. lot, many many extras. in form ation w rite W. D. space with storage closet is fixtures.. But if money is no 2-car garage, enclosed porch, Now only $59,900. Farmer, P. 0. Box 49463, object, you can have anything SUPPLIES large land^ped lot. $46,900. Call Law Arruda MANCHESTER A VICINITY MLS isolated by bi-fold double door. Atlanta, Ga. 30329. Keith Real E l^te, 649-1922. you want. In all cases, avoid 844-1539 528-9395 excessive ornamentation, Buy Where The Builders Buy MANSFIELD - Six room ARRUDA REALTY SENTRY VALUES often a bar towards the sale of Randi. Much paneling, rec MANCHESTER PLAN NO 766 a house that otherwise has room, 2-car garage. Only $29,- IT24 10 r t appeal. 900. P. W. Uch Realty, 423- •36,900 ■AMMC • 8TOAMC 981 90 FT NEW LISTING 9 TOOF 41 9 0 PT The most popular basic < UilTUiinimm' 6335. N C K irt 90 FT Manchester, country setting is where you will find this 6 house designs fall into one of MANCHESTER - Lovely room Cape. Beamed ceiling, fireplaced living room, eat- Sue room (Colonial, large treed lot w ith am ple room Rt 5, NMnug Rd. seven room C!ape with first for garden. Private street. Must be sold to settle es T ~ T these categories — the ranch, in kitdien, walk-out basement. M M I BITOMM MOORE'S floor family room, two l‘* 8i8’ li-8*.i’0’ 2894031 BEST BUYS tate. 138,900. •to MOOH the split level, the 1^^-story, fireplaces, wall-to-wall •39,500 I— I • ■■ th e tw o-story and a IN TOWN carpet, garage, located near WARREN L HOWUWD, REALTORS combination ranch and school!! and shopping. Mid East Hartford, spotless Ranch in high location, 3 643-1108 $34,500_4>lder but nice, $40’s. Zinsser Agency, 646- I bedrooms, eat-in kitchen, patio with roof. tw o ^ ry referred to variously large 6 roomer, 1511. as a r a i ^ raiKh or a simken lik baths, garage •40,900 two-story. FOR (extra B zone lot EAST HARTFORD - Lovely 6 available here) 1/2 room Ckikmial, gradons Vernon, 8-ro
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Horn— For Salt 23 NomM For Sah 23 Homaa For Sato 23 Homaa For Salo 23 Homaa For Sato 23 Homaa For Sah 23 Offered by the Vamon ANDOVER - $24,900 and it’s M A N C H EST E R - New REDUCEOl yours. Cute three room home, IFIRST OFFERING Listing. 6-6 Duplex In con recent furnace, fuli basement, PHILBRICK venient location, separate I New R ais^ Ranch, two garage, acre. Lessenger Co., Manchester KEITH heating systems, 106 AMP I car garage, aluminum Realtors, 646^13, 423-9291. electrical service, copper Beautiful plumbing, modem kitcnens I siding. Asking $39,000. REAL ESTATE THREE BEDROOM Raised ISix rooms, two baths,, AGENCY and bathrooms, freshly Ranch. Family room, one and [fireplaced family room,( 172 E. Ctnttr St. RANCH — Seven rooms, painted and decorated Inside 1/2 baths, 2 fireplaces, large Ibuilt-ins, two air con- and out. Good value $49,900. F.J. SPILECKI [ditioners, wall-to-wall < three bedrooms, modem treed lot, cul-de-sac street. -W s M skB kitchen, L-shaped living Amedy Realty, Realtors, 875- MHor 643-2121 kcarpeting, patio, city 6283. Immediate occupancy. and dining room. Large Owner, 875-0574. 'utilities, two car ^ragej HOUSE CALLS” IMUST BE SEEN TO BF paneled family room in 'APPREaATED! 646-4126 basement, garage, patio, Chete Le$pemiee 649-1922 300’ deep lot. $39,900. Invattmant Proparty 25 HOME OF T K BRICK DUPLEX-Living 649-7620 MANSFIELD - Nine unit ONE YEAR WHHUNTY room, kitchen, formal apartment house. Gross $14,- dining room, three o6o yearly. Offered in the low bedrooms, rec roonr, 2-car $70’s. P. W. Rich Realty, 423- MANCHESTIR CHOICE FOREST HIUS garage, excellent condi 6735. H e v ir tion, $51,900. SPARKLING - BETTER THAN NEW 26 CONTEMPORARY Butinaat Proparty RANCH — Eight rooms, MANCHESTER - Grocery featuring beamed store with beer permit, cathedral ceilings in excellent location and lease. living room, with white Near community college and Avoid the Inevitable brick fireplace, two growing area.Call for details sliding glass doors, 2H 64^131. Hayes Corporation. baths, redwood and 1977 Price Increase! aluminum exterior, 2-car COLUMBIA - 3,000 square foot commercial building. garage, professionally Route 6. An excellent business landscaped grounds with location. $57,500. P. W. Rich PINTOS minimum care. $69,900. Realty, 423-6735. 1.7 ACREIS — Plus a two- family house with in Resort Property 27 MAVERICKS come. Let us show you * 3 9 ,9 0 0 Custom BulH In 1974 this unusual property. SEASONAL Ski Rental - One mile from Mt. Snow, Ver GRANADAS Seven room Cape in convenient attractive • Superbly constructed to owners’ exacting requirements Only asking $43,900. mont. New two bedroom area, niree beorooms, 1% baths, fireplace • 8 rooms with 4 spacious bedrooms • fireplaced family MANCHESTER - 15 apartment, sleeps six. $1,500 in living room and a basement rec room. room • central vac • 2Vk baths • Andersen Thermopane room antique Colonial, plus utilities. Call 644-0636 Immediate occupancy. windows • economical gas heat • gas range with double restoration nearing com after 6. self^eaning ovens • MANY OTHER EXTRAS! pletion. Three baths, 9 To Choose From! PiMM caS SuzaniM or Arlhw Shorts, 646-3233. fireplaces, beautiful set Real Estate Wanted 28 ting. Surrounded by 16 ALL CASH for your property J. WATSON BEACH CO. acres of land. D. F. REALE MsicnOTivr■■ ■ « - - vmov_ - within 24 hours. Avoid red 647-6139 CAPE — Seven rooms, tape, instant service. Hayes NEW 1976 MAVERICKS Corporation, 6460131. 175 Main Street Phone 646-4525 193 East Contor StroM full shed dormer, three "bedrooms, master is king-sized. Beautiful rec SELLING your house? Call us NEW 1976 GRANADAS room, aluminum siding, first and we’ll make you a cash offer. T.J. Crockett, treed lot, new kitchen. Realtor, 643-1577. Only $35,900. IMMEDIATE Cash for your The Ex2cutive Life Style COLONIAL — 22’ living property. Let us explain our room with fireplace, large fair proposal. Call Mr. country kitchen, king-size Belfiore, M7-1413. Is Here master bedroom, lli baths, screened porch, MAY WE BUY your home? Forest Ridge is more than an exclusive walk-out basement, treed Quick, fair, all cash and no address. It's a condominium community lot, garage. $43,900. problems. Call Warren E. Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. designed to complement the life style of the CAPE — Bowers School, executive who wants surroundings that large eat-in kitchen, living SELL YOUR House through reflect his success. Forest Ridge is just room with fireplace, for J. Watson Beach Real Estate 60 units on 28 acres of heavily wooded Company. Professional real mal dining room, three landscaping. Oversized room s. . . why, your estate service for nearly 50 bedrooms, aluminum 20 foot sofa will fit in the living room . . . ^ears. Call our Manchester of- SAVE HUNDREDS DF DDLLARS . siding, 2-car garage, treed two bedrooms plus den/study, two and one li:ice, 647-9139. lot, immaculate condition. X ON A BRAND NEW 1976 FORD TODAY! X half baths. Full carpeting. Individual climate $39,500. PLANNING TO SELL? - Our control. Private swimming pool, bathhouse, counseling can help without, lighted tennis court. City water and sewers WE NEED LISTINGS NOW! of course any obligation. . . . from $44,000. Odegard Realty, 643-4365. Thinking of Selling Your Services OHarad 31 HURRY to the FORD STORE and SAVE MORE! Property? Call TODAY! 738^ PHILBRICK Ocorg* H. QrHflngi DRAMFIRDS SALES & SERVICE, INC. I . AGENCY COLARS FORD I LYDALL STREET . MANCHESTER Backhoa Sarvice 319 Main Street J •'•..•v- ■ REALTORS Btilkloxar D IRECTION S; Route 84/S6 to Exit 94. Continue, alter left, to llret right • ScrtMMd Loam a after Gailand onto Taylor St. Taylor 646-4200 Qraval 6 4 3 - 2 1 4 5 to Elm Hill Rd. lake right onto Wett Vernon St. to l.ydall SI. Left at Lydalt aStotM to Foreat Ridge. Follow potted tignt. • nil DILLON Furnished model open everyday xprofaaaad Qraval but Friday from 12 noon to 6 p.m. Hava wa hal|Md you For private showing, please talaly? Call 643-2711. - AHOOVER 742-7886 call-646-8727 • ...... 11 ■ • ' ■t*i' • • ‘ ■ I r r . t r- t »> ■' , > 1 l.*.* * ' , t-f V- PAGE TEN - MANCHtSTKK KVtJjlNCi HKKALU E X C M ^U t:. Manchester. Conn., >>i.. Oct. I t ’ I 11--: -;)8 i ‘ rrw w >i ((- - ;ri..in.; t /'!:;n tn'l/w I'l/w'' >■ • iht , / - nTSi', MANCHESTER liiVKNING HEIRALD EIXCHANGE, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Oct. 22,1976 - PAGE ELEVEN- PalnUng-Paparing 32 Flooring 36 ArtMoo tor Sato 41 ArtMoo tor Sato 41 ArUeloa lor Sato 41 ArUoloo lor Sale 41 ArUoloo lor Sale 41 Qardon Produeto □ MISC. SERVICES 47 Wanted to Buy 49 Poomo lor Pant 52 Apartmonlo For Pont S3 BLACK VINYL and walnut PAINTING - interior and FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, TAG SALE - October 2Srd, KIRBY Vacuum cleaner - ELECTROLUX Vacuum bar and stools, 19U 45 HP MOVING TO Maine - Huge COW MANURE - $8 and $16 SPINET PIANO in good con FURNISHED ROOM in exterior, paperhanging, floors like new, no Waxing, rain date, October 24th, 10 Good running condition. cleaner • Good running condi LOOKING for anything in real Mercury motor, clarinet. 646- tag sale, 46 Clark Road, loads. Call 649-8731. dition. Call 6464)505. private home. CaU 6461822 ServfM* OffWvtf 31 excellent work. References. specializing in older ifloors). a.m. to 4 p.m., 691 Hartford Guaranteed. $W. Connecticut tion. Guaranteed. $99. Connec estate rental - apartments, 6622. Bolton, 643-7276, October 23id after 2:30. Free estimates. Fully in Ceilings and inside painting. Road. Furniture, two Advent Vacuum, 419 Main Street, 646- ticut Vacuum , 419 Main homes, multiple dwellings, no and 24th. CUT YOUR own cabbage - 25 CLOCKS REPAUIED - Pen sured. Martin Mattson, 649- John Verfaille, 6 4 6 4 ^ , 872- speakers, bikes, toys and mis 5495. Street, 646-5495. fees. U ll J.D. Real Estate FOR SALE - SO gallon barrel cents per head. Caslmir LIGHT Housekeeping room Associates, Inc. 646-1980. dulum. Cuckoo, 400-day (an 4431. 2222. cellaneous. Free coffee. TAG SALE - Two famiUes. wood stove. CalllI 1 W m 17. Kurys, 157 French Road, for rent. Stove, refrigerator. niversary). Quality at TAG SALE ■ Saturday Oc TAG SALE > Saturday, Oc Huge lot. Few old things, a Ut- Bolton. linens provided. 801 Main reasonable prices. 643-6004 PAPER HANGING Expert. A hand lull of cash It ONE 306 CaUber rifle. One 30- tober 23rd. 10 to 5, 274 School tober 2Srd, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., 29 ROCKVILLE - Accepting MOVING, Must Sell - Copper- tle of everything. Sturday □ R E N TA LS Street. M69879. evenings, weekends. Your average paper, in batter than a flarage 06 Caliber rifle. Oiie 22 CaUber Street, corner of Andor Road, Coolidge Street. Treasures, and Sunday, October 23rd and applications for one bedroom, tone stove. Magic Chef, dou TURNIPS - $1.25 half bushel. average room , 330. Mr. target rifle with extras, must Manchester. Glassware, odds and ends, collectibles 24th, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., 129 $127 per month, two-bedroom, toil of etufl. ble oven, electric, 21/2 years Natslsky Farms, 644-0304,122 NOW BEFORE Winter - Richman, 646-3864. see to appreciate. 644-0317. dinnerware, silver items, and junque. Rain or shine. Brook Street, ^ u U Windsor. $161 per m on th , th ree old, originally $600, will sdl or 136 Newmarker Road, Ver Rooms tor Pont 52 Driveway sealing. CaU after 6 sport items, collectibles, toys, Sullivan Avenue to Graham Apartmanta For Pant 93 bedroom, $174 per month. G.L. McHUGH Painting - for $ ^ or best offer. 28^147. non, South Windsor line. Rent includes all utilities. p.m., 646-7696, aat for Wayne. TAG SALE - Saturday and some furniture. Something for TAG SALE - Furniture, Road to Bfook Street. ESSEX MOTOR INN - Weekly Interior, exterior painting, □ MiSC. FOR SALE Sunday October 2Srd. and everyone. tupperware, much mis rooms, single $56., double $89. WE HAVE customers waiting quality professional work at TAG SALE - Saturday and Antiques 48 CUSTOM DRAPERIES made 24Ui. Motorcycle, furniture, cellaneous. Four families. MAGIC CHEF Apartment plus tax, continental for the rental of your apart reasonable prices. Fully in Sunday, October 23rd and to specifications. Free es baby needs, patterns and RADIAL Snow tires with Oak Place - off Church Street, size electric range. $50. Bundy breakfast, maid service, color ment or home. J.D. Real sured, 643-9321. 24th, 19 Brainard Place, 9 WANTED Antioue furniture, timates and measurement, Arttetoa tor Sato 47 fabrics, much more. 9 a.m. to wheels. Size 222-15. Call 646- Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. clarinet with case $50. Crib TV, utilities, parking. Call, Estate Associates, Inc. 646- a.m. to 4 p.m. glass, pewter, oil paintings, or FIVE ROOM - Three bedroom (iall anytime before 9 p.m. 5 p.m. 41 Ann Road, South 3233. Rain date, October 30th. and mattress $15. 6464134. 646-2300. 1980. 6494266. ALUMINUM sheets used as Windsor, 289-3086. other antique items. R. apartment in two-family C O L L IE R C A R R IA G E - Harrison, 643-8709. BuHdIng-ContractIng 33 printing plates, .007 thick, TAG SALE - Saturday and FIVE FAMILY tag sale - duplex. Close to busline, no ExceUoit condition. Please TAG SALE - Tent, bicycle, BABY SITTERS Available 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for OLDER BABY Grand Piano. Sunday, 56 Elizabeth Drive Everytiilng must go! 182 Lon WANTED - Responsible man, pets, security required. Call call 6494590 any time. ^ bar stools, clothes, etc. Satur ANTIQUES Wanted - fur RENTM. ‘ 'afternoons, weekends, and WES ROBBINS carpentry $1. Phone 6433711. $200. Regulation size pool (Green Manor Section). don Road, Hebron. October early 20’s, to share house. Oc Dubaldo Lesperance Agency, day, 10 to 2,148 Lydall Street. niture, oriental rugs, pain DMMTO BITEIIPRISC8 evenings. 6494143 , 647-9796. remodeling specialist. Ao- Ubie $40. 6434868. Chairs, two old radios and 23rd. and Mth. 9 to 5. cupancy November 1st. Call 6460505. CLEAN USED refrigerators, TAG SALE - October 23rd and tings, pewter. WindsOT chairs, 64^2851 after 6 p.m. Large variety of Apartments and ditions, rec rooms, dormers, record players, console TV, TAG SALE - Basement, 125 Townhoases throughout* deu s, pottery, weathervanes, MODERN TWO bedroom WANTED ODD Jobs - built-ins, bathrooms, ranges, automatic washers, 24th, 123 Main Street, opposite ELECTROLUX Vacuum and miscellaneous. 10 to-6. TAG SALE - October 23rd and Mather Street. Crib, sewing Manchester. baskets. Ron Dionne, 643-1691. CLEAN, FURNISHED room Townhouse, heat and hot Including raking, polishing kitchens, 649-3446. with guarantees. B.D. Pearl’s Knights of Columbus Hall. cleaner - Good running condi- 24th, 123 Main Street, opposite machines, kitchen table and Rmrtat Ofice open tfaffy f*5. on busline. Call 6460505. S e t Sundsf 11-3 water, 1 1/2 baths, disposal, cars, light trucking, call 643- A llian ces, 649 Main St., 643 Assorted household items. Uon. Guaranteed. $99. umnec- TWO 14” Snow tires mounted. Knights of Columbus Hall. chairs, b ^ , records, dishes, WANTED - Complete estates, dishwasher, laundry hook-ups, 8653 after 12 noon. NEW CEILINGS and ticut Vacuum , 419 Main 644-1073. Assorted household items. games, books, freezer etc., 646-1021 archways installed, ceilings TWO WHITE WALL Snow Street, 6464495. clocks, phonographs, steins. ATTRACTIVE sleeping room, $240. CaU 5261708 days. Mturday, October 23rd. 10 to Will buy outright or sell on 240 New State Road REWEAVING burns, holes. resurfaced, unique and com DARK LOAM - Five yards, tires with wheels. Used less TAG SALE - Saturday Oc TWO WHITE WALL Snow private entrance, consignment, any quantity. MANCHESTER Zippers, umbrellas r^iaired. mon ceiling textures. Drobiak $30., plus tax. Washed patio than 3,000 miles. CaU 6434676. T a g s a l e - Saturday, Oc tober 23rd. 10 to 5, 274 School tires with wheels. Used less shower/bath, free parking. To place a Clanifled 644-8962. Apply 195 Spruce Street. Window shades, Venetian Dry Wall Co.. The Ceiling and and pool sand, gravel, stone. tober 23rd, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., 29 Street, com er of Andor Road, than 3,000 miles. CaU 643-4676. TAG SALE - Saturday, Oc Ad...call 643-2711. blinds. Keys. TV for rent. Wall People. Manchester. 646- 6 4 3 ^ . TAG SALE - October 23rd and CooUdge Street. Treasures, Manchester. Glassware, tober 23rd., 10-3, 20 West Marlow's, 867 Main St. 649- 24th, 100 Washington Street, 10 odds and ends, coUectibles dinnerware, silver items, TAG SALE - (Jctober 23rd and minster Road. Miscellaneous. 5221. SEWING MACHINES • 1976 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tools, toys, and junque. Rain or shine. sport items, collectibles, toys, 24th, 100 Washington Street, 10 Autos For Solo 61 Autos For Sale 61 Autoo For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 LEON aESZYNSKI builder - S g Zags unclaimed layaway. household items, mis some furniture. Something tor a.m. to 4 p.m. Tools, toys, TAG SALE - Sunday and Mon CtM TREE Swvice - Free es new homes custom built, ^ .50^ S n ger Touch and Sew, cellaneous. TAG SALE - Furniture, everyone. household items, mis day, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., 262 timates, discount senior remodeled, additions, rec originally |389. now only tupperware, much mis cellaneous. High Street. Toys, books, dis citizens-. Company rooms, garages, kitchens $68.40. Fully guaranteed. Call LOAM - Waited sand, gravel cellaneous. Four families. RADIAL Snow tires with hes, kitchenware, baby items, Manchester owned and remodeled, bath tile, cement 236-1123, Deate. and stone. Complete Oak Place - off Church Street, wheels. Size 222-15. Call 646- LOAM - Washed sand, gravel small children’s clothing and 1977 OLDSMOBILES operated. ClaU 646-1327. work. Steps, dormers. landscaping. Fireplace wood. Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 3233. and stone. Complete miscellaneous. Residential or commercial. LOAM - Nice - R i^ t off the Call M24833, or 649-2187 Rain date, October 30tb. landscaping. Fireplace wood. GENEUIAL Remodeling and CaU 6494291. fannlands. Call 6494356 «■ evenings. TAG SALE - Saturday and Call 742-7833, or 649-2187 Building Supplies 42 painting, interior and 6439918. FIVE FAMILY Ug sale - Sunday, 56 Elizabeth Drive evenings. NOW IN STOCK, READY exterior. Free estimates. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY TAG SALE - October 23nl. E v e r y ^ g must go! 182 Lon (Green Manor Section). NATURAL STONE for APPLIANCES - Used. References. Reasonable Carpentry and genoal con and 24th. 10 to 4, 123 Main don Road, Hebron. October Chairs, two old radios and TAG SALE - October 23rd. retaining walls, veneers, prices. 649-7831. tracting. Residential and Refrigerator, ranM, disposal, Street, Mancbesto', Rain date 2Srd. and 24th. 9 to 5. record players, console TV, and 24th. 10 to 4, 123 Main patios, etc. Pick up by the aircondifiooer. Guaranteed. commercial. Whether it be a October 30th. and miscellaneous. 10 to 6. Street, Manchester, Rain date pound or delivery by the ton. QUALITY Refinisfaing - smaU r ^ i r job, a custom Appliance Repair, Inc. 646- FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! October 30th. Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, Custom reupbolsteiT, 199 built home or anything in 1111. Autos For Sato 87 67 6463163. Forest Street, Ma" a o d i ^ier. between, caU 646-1:W379. 87 Autos For Sale Autos For Sale KIRBY Vacuum cleaner - Caning, repairs. Very SEASONED CORDWOOD - Good running condition. reasonable. Flee estimates. CONCRETE Stone walls, Cord and half cord loads. E. Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 Guaranteed. $99. Connecticut'^ M a n y 646«74. sidewalks, pabo, Grqilace. Yeomans, 7424907. Vacuum, 419 Main Street, 646- I m m e d ia t e steps, (new or repair) FrrZGERALD FORD 5495. DOG-CAT BOARDING S t y le s & C o lo r s OIDSMDBIU BRICK-Block. stone, ^ ^ to n e . Phone 64348SI, 228- UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub bathing/grooming. Complete D e liv e r y " f o r Recreational Va h ic le a & N e w F o r d s " to fireplaces, c o o c r ^ , cbinmev Scouts, Boy and Giri Scouts, modern facilities. Canine on A ll Models! repairs. No job too small Brownies, nurses. East TAG SALE Saturday October Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon PONTIAC NEW io n poee HUSTANa S40r. HT, 4-ql a i«, NEW 1B7$ PORD MAVERICK 2-Dr. 200 CID, 0 0^ 23rd. 9 to 4, 20 Steephollow Choose From! Save. CaU 644-83S6 for es RooBng-SkKng-CItlmnaf 34 Catholic Schod. 649-1225. Ondw-aanoBc bana, aOMaanBa, PS, ppnor trM ans.. Vinyl Inlor., otool boR WBW Tboo, PB, bungwr Road, Manchester. 6465971. timates. Bnardo, Iront A roar, oat daeor group, #120. Lane. Furniture, china, ROOFER wiU instaU roof, FIREWOOD for sale - Wdl household items. FREE TO good home - 7 Year HAVE TRUCK will travd. siding or gutters for low dis ■seasoned, rolit and d^vered, old German Shephard. Gentle 76 SEVIIIE sio^ 76 n o ffn CARLO $5295 74 VENTURA $2995 Light tnxdung, call 6041K9. count price. CaU Ken at 647- $45. cord. 644-2876, after OFFICE EQUIPMENT for with children, needs room to SRvof • oM OQuIpinont. Your flpgHyrtwwtty to mvo Only 7,000 mloo. V-S, oulonioUc. V-4, nitamoflc, P/8, P/B, .*lnyt roof, budcol $4,000. 1566. 5. *3880 *3328 sale - Desks, file cabinets, and run, spay^, all shots and •oolo, rad/oMto top, wNt. b it ELECTRICIAN - All types of shelving. Phone 643-0255. booster. For more informa 74 a DORADO $7t85 74CMUR0 S4295 76 ELDORADO $10,200 wiring, electrical improve BIDWELL Home Improve SEWING MACHINE - Pfaff tion call 2862696, after 3, ask C om w IM ^ WMto «W i biu* iM lIw, M w ler. A V-t, automadc, P/t, ak condWanIng, Lnodod. TUI wh « il, eniloo control, o*** bnekol oooto, conoolo, olnyl root, roor ment and repair wort. Free ment Co. Expert imrfjllaHini Modd 130 - Portable tailoring NEW igyg pom aiuiutoA 4-eaor sadan. lae NEW 1070 FORD ORAN TORINO 6Dr. NT, 261 V-0 TAG SALE - October 23rd., for Linda. ilx nay both akloo, ataroo nWi lapo. Landau estimates. CaU of alumiimm siding, gutters machine. $99. One year C » W-t-CTL. EiraiNE. Inlarlar Daeor Onap, angbw, Cndoo omoUe Irana., PB, PB, bonl A roar lop, a h m , bhia lop, MtchaHn Uma, Mua BMMnBa. Bady SUa SMdkgau #7S. Lakeside GriU Dining Room, 74 CORVETTE $7395 mlour. Lon mllaapa. ono-yaar 12,000 mNa and trims. Roofing installa- guarantee on parts and ser bumper guarda, A/C, AM radio, Unkd glaaa, Ight MINIATURE POODLE - group, dakxa nhaal oovara, body akk moldbig. Lake Street, Coventry, 11 a.m. Dihran only 1Z.000 m lo h 4 opa euarantaa availaMa. TRUCKING - Odd Jobs - vice. Manchester Sewing Female. Good temperament. tH» and repairs. 64941495,875- #211 _ j , , 'til dark, rain or shine. Call ■ion. Dork graon, o/o, P.V, P.B Cleaning ceUars and attics, 9109. Idacbine Center, 249 B i ^ 742-9451. 12 weeks. Call 647-M13 after 6 ★ USED A 76 5EDAN OEVILLE $9695 moving large appliances, also Street, 6494545. *3870 p.m. T S O L O S IM tl $3195 CTBaganoa. Loadod. TUI ntwoL cnilaa een- IraL apBt aaW aix nay boOi aldaa. Wcholln stone and loam oelivered. 944- HORACE Tetrault — Siding, TAG SALE - 83 St. John 2*Door Hardtop. V -t, auto., powar atoartog* 1775, 644453T *4733 H n p roar datoggar. Ono-yoor, 12,000 mSa roofing, storm windows, aw SEWING MACHINE - Siiwer Street, Saturday, October FREE HEALTHY happy vinyl roof and air cond. CARS guorantoa avaSdiia. nings. QuaUty workmanship, Touch and Sew - M o d d m , 23rd. 9 to 4. Chairs, tables, frolicsome puppies (and very ' 'llG H T and Heavy bucking - free estimates. F ^ insured. $99. One-year guarantee on storm windows and doors, intelligent mother) need 75 B U 6 $3195 74 CUTLA$$ OURTMIM $3695 Free estimates and special 87»187, 649-3417. parts and service. Manchester 9 ft' FIFTH WHEEL bed, miscellaneous household loving homes. 6462593. T O O a T A $5395 V-O, automatic, ponar ataaring, ponar bralioo, ab. Jjndou lop, Mag nbaolo. buckol aoala, rates for senior dtiaens. (C - Sewing Machine Center, 249 items. 4-Ooor. V-S, onlooMlIe, P/S, P/B, olr oon- f ” TRAVEL TRAILER dMonlnB. Dinyl top. JUWra roWo, OtoO inBoo. cnilaa control, Ion mBaaga, eonaolo, ro d k l 8USor64&Sm. SPECIALIZING cleaning and Broad Street, 6494645. AKC BASSETT Hound - Male, 76 FLEETWOOD $ 10 ,70 0 repairing chimneys, roofs, BUNDY FLUTE - Used hau" 10 months old, beautiful Ml, ak wet 75 ORAN LEMANR $4295 FORMICA TOPS - Cabinets new roofs. Free estimates. 30 WtHdAN’S Fur and leather markings, excellent with ■PMOIjCinilw \ d a <5895 school year. $100. Call 644- Coopo. V-0, outonioac, P/B, P/B, buefcol 72 ORAN TORINO $2595 and doors made to order. Top ootttrol, otorao wHh top#, roar Years Experiaice. Howley, 3/4 length coat, size 12, like ■ t o y M y fsMftaAMmdi, km Sol N. OMfMocIric Asking $60. CaU 646 t-Door itordtop. 44,000 tiMse, sk cond., quality work, reasonable rabkaratar, 4-bumar M M ioan Urao. Moot b o o o«U O no-yoor,Eyw!iII$ee 6434361. n e w , ^ 537-1884. iwyto iMto #vun, hstog Iwi witor, isw bnli will1 MM, Mwnor A kb. 4305. powor Ntooring 0 brokoo. prices. References. 649-7S31. TAG SALE - Saturday only, 10 Moating-Plumbing PLAYER PIANO - Very ^ COLLIE Cross breed - Eleven 35 1971 VaiOWOTONE to 4. 58 Constance Drive. To placo a CIsssHlsd oooditioo, spinet style, fS50. Clothes, bric-a-brac, 28x50W months, spayed, all shots, igrTIAVailAILBI 1974 WINNEBAGO Ad-xal M3-2711. SEWERLINES, sink lines, CaU 537-1884! storm combinations. good with children, FREE to Mr. Goodwrench cleaned with dectric cutters, Blatpt t. Bhanor, kb, laBal, haal, bat nalar, 4- ______18* TRAVEL TRAILER RENT-A-CAR b y DAY* WEEK •MONTH t kn ar Nova aMBi eooar, t on. «. gaa/akeblo home with room to run. CaU says: ^ professionals. McKitmey CHILDS Large tricyde, very •MapaSj^fqidppad nHh hauL oMl a k ». HioaHrt Painting-Papering 32 to>to»4Mi pkt okcb mom. TAG SALE - Two family, 647-9357. u o s . Sewage Disposal Com -ood condition, $7. Joe moving to apartments, Also Long Term Leasing on Any Make or M odal | GM Feeling With pany, 643-5308. Nilamath Electric FootbaU, INSIDE - Outside painting. « . * 2 5 7 5 household goods, 106 Henry AKC Miniature Poodles - Two A never used, $3. Tonka car « r . M 4 2 5 4 Genuine GM Special rates for people over Street, 9 to 5, Saturday, Oc males, nine weeks old, $85, NO JOB too small, toUet carrier, excellent conddtion, ♦ Parts." 65. FiiUy insured. Estimates tober 23rd. call 8754)931. DAILY RENTALS FROM $10.00 PER DAY given. CaU 649-7863. repairs, plugged drains, $8. Call after 5 pjn . 6436294. kitchen faucets replaced, FITZGERALD FORD INC. TAG SALE • Two family. Qardon Products 4 7 repaired, rec rooms, MEDITERRANiAN Tupperware, toys, books, PAINTING - Interior,r. Ceiling batnroom remodeUiu, beat Breakfront Top. Glass mesh 643-2485 100 Modior Avonue, Rockville 875-3369 records, stereo, electric ice BOTTI’S FRUIT Farm - Route 83 SCRANTON 872-9145 work, paper bai^ . InsurecT modernization, etc. Free es Fresh apples, pumpkins, doors, double glass shelves, cream maker, glassware, and VERNON Free estimates. CaU Brian timates gladly given. M & M inside bating, Henredon, "Tolland County*# 0lde9t Ford D ealer” pears, and fresh sweet apple 643-1181 Henry 6464161. miscellaneous. Saturday 9 MOTORS INC. Plumbing & lu tin g , 649-2871. one-year-old, $W. 644-1008.' Houra: WBBkdayB 6-6. ThiKB. 9-6, 8 bL 9-S ' a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunday 9 to 2.47 cider. 260 Bush Hill Road, CADILLAC a OLDSMOBILB • PONTIAC School Road, Bolton. ^nch ester. . ^ t»AGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALU KXCHAIsm!:, Manchester, Conn., »Ti., Uct. i
•*•••«•••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••«••• •«•••••••••••••••••••••••• V i I ;■ 1 !1; 11 .!) 1 11V i 5 ^ I r n s :i r ' r 1 I ( f • MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD EXCHANGE, ManchestCT, Conn., Fri., Oct. 22,1976 - PAGE n ilR T E E N ' Rent SB OMeee-Store* tor Rent SB Apartment* For Rent 93 Apartment* For Rent 53 Apartment* For Rent 93 AfMmiMntt For Awit. Si 01tlee*’»torea tor AufOf For Solo 81 Autoe For Solo si Autos For Sale 51 Auto* For Rale SI Auto* For Sale 81 Auto* For Sale 81 FOUR ROOM spacious ■ ATTRACTIVE Three Room, JUST REMODELED Five HALF HOUSE - Six rooms, ATTRACTIVE Four room - 1 ^ . Garage, maximum three OmCESPACf PARTS Department now open 1973 CHEVELLE Malibu - 3 modem apartment. Heat, hot modem apartment, heat, hot rooms, second floor for clean office. Central downtown 1975 CHEVROLET Monza, 1969 MUSTANG Hardtoiop - 1972 PINTO - Blue, automatic 1963 CORVAIR - Two door children, ^ 9 9 7 4 , or 6 4 6 ^ , Saturdaya. Complete line of door. SSO engine, 44,000 miles. water, stove, refrigerator, water, appliances, garage. adults, no pets, one month’s location, in professional FOR RENT low mileage, good condition, Bronze, thriftyfty 6 cylinder, transmission, radio, compare sedan. Phone 6493934, asking washer dryer hookup. Chrysler parts. Chorches Power steering, power garage. Convenient location. Adults only. $195. 643-4fB4, security, references. $220 building with parking, heat, asking $3250; 1971 Vega standard three s p e e d at $1295. Suburban Motor Car, $200, or best offer. monthly, with heat. 6460423. and air conditioning. 1260 iq u ir e fe et,' c e n te r o i l Motors. 6433846. brakes, new tires, excellent $235. per month. Security. 646- 646-7268. ______iMancheiter, air conditioning and! Hatchback, |700,call 228-3607. transmission, radio, 50 Tolland Tpke., Manchester, Home* for Rent 94 Available November 1st. Call condition. $2,000 firm. Call 7268. I parking. Ckll 6ti4651. economical sports car. $995. 6492076 (across from Western 1971 MERCURY Montego- 1975 CORVETTE - Automatic, 742-8367. MIDDLE-AGED Woman to THREE ROOMS Porter 6492865. 1968 CADILLAC - Sedan Suburban Motor Car. 50 Beef).______MX. V-8, air. Power steereering COLONIAL 6 Rooms - 3 factory-air, power windows, SECOND FLOOR - Five room share six room Duplex. $85. Street area. Heat, parking DeVille. 65,000 o r i i ^ l miles, Tolland Tpke., Manchester, and brakes $1600. Firm. Call bedrooms, handy location, tilt steering wheel, am/fm, MGB-GT 1969 good condition, flat. All appliances, fully rent plus 1/2 utilities. Call utilities, security deposit, no EAST HARTFORD - Main mint. $1600. firm. Extras. Call 649-2078, (Across from 1973 OLDSMOBILE Cutlass 7437646. references and security CB radio, 3track tape player. carpeted, basement storage after 5 p.m. 646-1297. pets. Ideal for newly weds. Street. 2,000 Square feet prime GLASTONBURY 4,000 feet in under 45,000 miles, $1600 or 6499329. Western Beef). Supreme. 465, power steering, witn washer and dryer con $195, 247-4688, 2360564. required, $300 per month. retail space available dustrial space first floor, Must be seen. Reasonable. best offer. Call 6435079 after 5 power brakes, automatic, air, 1975 DATSUN B210. Am/fm, Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Dealer. 6432791. p.m. nections. Convenient to MANCHESTER - Ranch type November 1st. Call owner overhead Crane suitable many 1971 FORD - Country Squire 1972 MERCURY - Marquis power seats, windows, locks, new radials, excellent gas schools and shopping. $260. No one bedroom apartment in a WOMAN WITH cat wants fur 6464200. collect, 226-1206. purposes. $1.50 foot, heat and W a ^ . Bronze, extra nice, 8 Colony Park Wagon. Blue, air much more. Asking ^,600. mileage. Call 646-6800. quiet convenient location. t r i u m p h Spitfire, 1974, utilities. Calh Mr. Peterman, nished or unfurnished apart electric included. 633-7511, 1974 V O L K S W A G E N - cylinder, automatic transmis conditioioning, ‘ loade^ gorgeous Call 6496520. MANCHESTER - Six room vellow, excellent condition, 649-9404 or 644-8659. Price includes heat, hot ment in two family house. 6497287. Orange, convertible, am sion, power steering^. Special car. $1495. compare" ' ” tipa OLDSMOBILE Convertible - water, vrall-to-wall carpeting, brick Ranch. Two baths, built- BOLTON NOTCH - Modern of make an offer. Call 646^938 Prefer first floor, reasonable radio, low mileage, excellent this week $1395. Suburban anywhere! Suburban Motor 1972 OPEL GT - New paint, 1970 Delta 88. Power steering, air conditioning, kitchen ins, garage. $325 monthly. fice or showroom building, CARRIAGE HOUSE - New rent, call 6440495, or 644-1496 after 5 p.m. condition, Rolls-Royce front. Motor Car, 50 Tolland Tpke., Car, 50 Tolland Tpke., new battery, Michelin tires. brakes, and windows, new top, appliances, basement laundry References. Hayes Corpora storage buildings on four in luxury 4-room Ranch style after 3:00. 6434406. Manchester, 6492076, (Across Manchester 6492076 (across Excellent condition. Call 873 excellent condition. Asking apartment. First floor laun facilities and storage. $235. tion, 646-0131. dustrial commercial acres. 1- Wanted to Rent 57 1972 TOYOTA Celica - Many from Western Beef). from Western Beef). 2000. $1200. Call 6497386. dry. 1 1/2 baths, cabinet DOT month. No pets. Damato FIVE ROOM First floor 2234460. extras. Must sell. Call days, 1971 PINTO Coupe - Green, 4 kitchen with new appliances, Ehiterprises, 646-1121. apartment available SIX ROOM Colonial - Four WANTED - Garai e for dead 6435384; eves. 6432062. speed transmission, beautiful formal dining, sliding glass November 1st., includes years old. Three bedrooms, OFFICE FOR rent - 288 car storage. 646-8 running car. $995. Suburban doors to private sundeck, ONE BEDROOM apartment appliances. No pets. Security. carpeted, 2 1/2 baths, all square feet floor space. Air CHEVY BELAIR ■ 1968 4- Motor Car, 50 Tolland Tpke., MERCURY southenrejnwsure, central air on Main Street, available 646-4786. appliances, including conditioned, center of town, WANTED - Small apartment door. Small V-8. Radio, Manchester 6432076, (Across conditioning, full private November 1st. $150 monthly, washer/dryer. $380. monthly. near h<»pltal. 64911W. or large room. Call after 6 automatic transmission, fair from Western Beef). M basement. Cffi. Call Warren heat incuded, one month SIX ROOM Duplex - One and 646-1919. p.m. 643-8697. condition. $400. Call 742-8400 MORIARTY E. Howland Realtor, 643-1108. security required. Call 644- 1/2 baths, no utilities, two SMALL STORE space - Cen after 6 p.m. 1969 JAVELIN - Hardtop, 2314 after 6 p.m. children accepted. TOLLAND - Nine room, 4 tral Main Street. U ll M-1442. BROTHERS LINCOLN GLEAN SWEEP M ftc. for Rent 98 white, red interior, 8 cylinder, NEWER THREE bedroom - References and security. No bedroom, 21/2 bath executive 1976 TRIUMPH TO 7 - Op automatic transmission, Duplex. I 1/2 baths, all FIVE ROOMS - First floor for pets. $215. monthly. Available home for lease. References. OFFICE SPACE - For rent. MANCHESTER - 525 square tions, air conditioning, taM power steering, sharp car. appliances. $260. monthly. married couple. Stove, November 1st. 643-0237. Available immediately. 875- One room on first floor, 15x18 feet industrial space. $85. deck. 16,000 miles. Originally $1195. Suburban Motor Car, 50 Frechette & Martin, 646-4144. refrigerator, garage, and 8063, 6499565, 875-5151. ft.; one room on second floor % monthly including heat. $7,000, asking $5500 or best Tolland Tpke., Manchester, heat. No children or pets. DUPLEX Three bedroom - 14x20 ft. Heat, air con- Warren E. Howland Realtors, offer. Must sell. Call 5639348 649-2076, (Across from THREE ROOM heated, fur References. Call 643-5555. Appliances, six rooms, willing Otttce*~Store* lor Rent 99 ditioniifg and parking in 6431108. after 5 p.m. Western Beef). nished apartment. Private en to redecorate, near Charter cluded. Contact; John H, trances. No children, no pets. MANCHESTER - Three room Oak. No pets, security, FOR RENT - connecting or Lappen, Inc., 164 East Center NEED CAR? Credit bad? 1968 CHEVROLET Hardtop, References. Security deposit. apartment, second floor, close references. 649-0856. separate fnmt room offices. Street, Manchester-phone 649 Bankrupt? Repossessed? V-8, excellent condition, 643-4860. to Main Street. $145. per 953 Main Street. Call 6434846. 5261. □ AUTOMOTIVE Honest Douglas accepts asking $400. Can be seen at 63 month. Paul W. Dougan, MANCHESTER - New three lowest down, smallest Wadsworth Street, or call 643 FOUR ROOM apartment - No Realtor. 643-4535. bedroom Duplex, 11/2 baths, MANCHESTER - Main MANCHESTER - Vernon payments. Douglas Motors, 2587. utilities. Parking, adults only, walk-out basement, garage, Street, one, two and three Town line, 1,000, to 5,000 Autos For Sale 61 345 Main. no pets. Security. References. THREE ROOM apartment - laundry hook-ups, appliances, room offices available. Call square feet available for 1973 DODGE Polara - Power 649-1265 after 4 p.m. Adults only, no pets. Call 643 convenient to schools and F^ul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643 warehouse or industrial use. 1969 SUPER BEE - 2-door. 1973 TOYOTA Celica - 38,000 steering, power brakes, air 8921. shoi^ing, $285. Mr. Swensson 4535. 646-5757. Low mileage, excellent condi miles, 4-speed, extras, conditioning, new transmis MANCHESTER NICE, unite 646-5254. tion. Call 6439701 after 5:30 excellent condition. Call 643 sion. $900. Call 646-6897 after i ' one bedroom apartment in a NOVEMBER 1st. Occupancy- MANCHESTER - 122 East MANCHESTER - Four new p.m. 2162. 5. MANCHESTER - E i^ t room small adult apartment com Four huge, immaculate rooms Center Street, 530 sq. ft. first paneled and carpeted offices plex. Price includes private house, appliances, available on third floor of handsome floor, modern office. Ample Main Street location Warren WE PAY $15 for complete 1972 DODGE CHARGER - V- 1966 THUNDERBIRD - ' entrance, parking, heat, hot three family. $170, unheated. November 1st. $ ^ . J. D. parking. Merritt Agency, 646 E. Howland Realtors, 643- junk cars. Call Joey, Tolland 8, power steeHng, power Excellent transportation. "'1976 ElECTM water, kitchen appliances, 6432081. Real Estate, 6461980. 1108. Auto Body, 5261990. brakes, radials, new paint job, Rebuilt engine. $200. Cali 643 Over 50 Used Cers Go basement storage and laundry excellent condition. Must see. 1972. 225. Qlimorous t«'' facilities. $225 per month. No 6432796 after 6 p.m. pets. Damato Enterprises, 1969 MERCURY Montego - On Sele THIS WEEK*! 646-1021. 1969 PONTIAC Firebird - Two door hardtop, red, eight Automatic, excellent condi cylinder, automatic transmis “WE’RE CLEARINR OUR LOTS TO THREE BEDROOM apart ■ $9000. tion. After 5 p.m. 646-8268. sion, power steering, good ment - One and 1/2 baths, solid ti-ansportation. $895. MAKE ROOM FOR TRAOE-INS range, dishwasher, 1972 CADILLAC - 4 door, Suburban Motor Car, 50 ON NEW LINCOLNS & MERCURYS refrigerator, fully carpeted. “coHHEcnctfrs am/fm stereo 8 track, very Tolland Tpke., Manchester, $270. per month. Security 6432076 (across from Western required. 646-5461, 649-87S2 good condition, no rust. $2995. B « f) . 1973 CAPn 2600 $279$ 1976 COMET $3595 after 5 p.m. 643-2398. ONLY 2 1976'S REMAINING! Coupe, dark green, saddle vinyl Interior. V- 4-Door Sedan. Low mileage. Economical 6, 4-speed, decor group, radio, style steel 6-cylinder engine, automatic transmission, FOUR ROOM Duplex - Two ^ _k. I A C T nt t h e F U L L SIZE BUICKS ★ wtieels. power steering, power brakes, radio, bedrooms, refrigerator, stove 1971 WVDBCK 2-02 1972 LeMANS $1995 deluxe vinyl trim and whitewall radial tires. included with gas beat. No Carries balance of factory wsrantee. 4*Door Sedan, automatic, power steering, pets. References, security. SEDM s i 495 p E^om lcl. e-cyl., raJo, 3- power brakes, light green finish with dark 1975 ELITE $4695 Available Novemter 1st. Call SAVE green interior, V-8. FACTORY AIR •quipped. Hard to White/burgundy Interior, air, twin seats. 643-8996. «nd price range. CON Om ONIN Q. Less than 45.000 miles. AM/k'M stereo. FOUR NICE Rooms - Stove, 1969 PONTIAC CATALM $1195 1974 GRAN TORMO $AVE refrigerator, parking, con 2-Door Hardtop. V-8, automatic, power Brougham 2-Dr. Hardtop. Dark blua, white venient location, $155. ■ steering, power brakes, vinyl root. A groat vinyl root, twin seats. Isctory sir, less than second car. Married couple, one child, 649- 1976 Honda Civic 33,000 miles. 8350. ELECTRA limited “225” uaM 1972 PLYMOUTH $1595 1972 GRAN TORMO $1995 Satellite. 4 Door Sedan, V-6 engine, Squtire Wagon. V-8. automatic transmis MANCHESTER - Three room " z 5|LIIT.U«TI1IICI W294A6 SAVE automatic, power steering, power brakes, 2-Door Sedan sion. power ateerlng. power brakes. apartment in a two family m iM u ,< $ A K factory air. Less than 45,000 miles. UST PRICE S S a n A S house. Appliances, utilities, 1973 LMCOLN $4695 $175. J. D. Realty 646-1980. 1973 CUTLASS S $2695 Town Coupe. All power including leather 2-Door Hardtop, V-8, automatic, power interior, tilt wheel, speed control. AM/FM - 4 steering, power brakes, FACTORY AIR stereo and much more! FOUR ROOMS - Tile bath, C O N D ITIO N IN G , radial whitawall tirea. heat, hot water, adults. $195 QM'a hotaat Intarmadlate. per month. References, security, no pets, parking, CHARTER OAK across from rec. 111/2 School Street. •o’V FIVE ROOM Duplex - St. BUICK-OPEL James School area, 1 \H baths, all major appliances, (CiMHiriv SAS BnkM 81 WHAS ST, IIIIIICHESTtR, OPBI EVES. oak floors, private double Prices Starting F r o i ^ S 7 2 9 | driveway, security, call 646 ' S r S oH H 6 » lib. 15. f f i u S r 5067 after 5 p.m. C^doi’ s Jufl mnutei from Ooimtown Hmiford 64M 571 3l5annST.,MAIICI«STEI,C0IIIL 64^5U5 THREE LARGE sunny rooms. Second floor. Utilities IManchester Honda not included. Parking. Quiet |24 Adams St. 646*2786 n and private. 8724968. ‘ Dealer prep, transportation & taxes extra.
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I MANY CARS AVAILABU | I WITH LEAN 8URN ENGINES SARNPLE BUY: GOOD NEW S B If you need car repair! We have just CLOSEOUT SALE 1976 -210 installed a CHIEF E-Z LINER Body and Brand New! Frame alignment system, a completely HURRYI new concept in body and frame equipment. ONLY 20 NEW I DEMOS LEFTI NOW YOUR CAR CAN BE AS GOOD AS NEW With previous methods of frame and body Many Other Used Cara To Chooaa From ffeaf '77 GRERRLIN X repair it was very difficult to correct frame Excitement! WHY damage to oridnal factory specifications. CHORCHES MOTORS But with Chief E-Z Liner, we can actually PAY MORE? reverse the angle of impact and restore AUmORIZED DEALER • B-Riirt your frame and body to perfect alignment. • TRUCKS We Sail Only Datauna. Why settle for an^hing less when your • WABONS safety is at stake? • ‘T ’ CARS Wo Have to Do A Better Job. We are the only body shop in this area CHRYSLER offering our customers the added service of the Chief E-Z Liner, and we take special 80 Oakland S t, Manchester 643-2791 pride in the quality of our workmanship. We welcome you in for an estimate and ON inspection of this new equipment. n MICKEY’S DISPLAY ..Tht Manchester Evening Herald prints n /M M O R lj lE R S / Amencan MOTOR SALES more Manchester news than any other NOW!! RTE. 43, ROCKVILLE 476-2895 newspaper. Motors Bur Tour Haxl Car Whan Tha Banha it" J e e p De Cormier 315 C n m i SI. MANOWIBI.tOMM.* liwfw M3-5U5 saw MiLP- motors.INC. 643.4165
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