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By 1779 the British navy suf­ Obituaries fered from a dwindling supply of tall masts for its ships, previously cut from pine The weather forests in Maine. British Inside today General MacLean was sent to Clearing tonight. Low6 In 606. Fair Sister and brother die Penobscot Bay to collect VERNON Gregory Eussiere, 24, of South and cooler Thursday with highs In the Area news ...14-15 Ekiltorial ...... 4 timber. An expedition of 1,000 Walter Grabowski, 19, of 12 Oak 70s. Chance of rain 50 per cent tonight hours apart on Monday patriot troops' under General Dennison, Mass., was charged Mon­ Classified ... .16-18 Obituaries...... 10 Lovell left Boston in July to St., Rockville and Gary E. Crandall, day with illegal possession of con­ and 20 per cent Thursday. Comics...... 19 Sports...... 11-12 16, of 2 Green Rd., Vernon, were Dear Abby...... 19 A double committal service for Duxbury of Springfield, Mass.; five attack the British, but Lovell trolled or restricted substance after Mrs. Jane Edwards Dolsen, 84, of lacked sufficient strength and ^arged Monday night with criminal a complaint was received about grandchildren and several nieces and the attack never came off. Milford, formerly of Manchester, nephews. mtempt at larceny_after a complaint someone sniffing something from a After a 47-day stalemate, the was received from a resident of Park and her brother, Ellsworth (Barney) The funeral will be Thursday at 10 plastic bag in the area of Howard Americans were frightened West Apartments in Rockville. Edwards of Groton, who died within a.m. at the Mary Taylor Methodist off by British reinforcements Johnson’s on Rt. 30. a few hours of each other Monday, Church. and a few were eventually Police said he was taken to will be Thursday noon in Elm Grove Calling hours for Mrs. Dolsen are court martialed for their Both were released on $250 non­ Rockville General Hospital for treat­ Cemetery, Mystic. negligence. The World surety bonds for appearance in Com­ ment and then released on a $500 non­ Wednesday from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Almanac relates. Mrs. Dolsen died Monday at at the Cody-White Funeral Home, 107 mon Pleas Court 19, Rockville, Aug. surety bond for appearance in court 11. * Milford Hospital and her brother died Broad St., Milford. in Rockville, Aug. 11. Viking finds nitrogen at his Groton home. Her family suggests that any Mrs. Dolsen was born March 19, memorial gifts may be made to the Staff changes approvec 1892 in Manchester, daughter of the Mary Taylor Methodist Church late John and Annie Bird Edwards, Memorial Fund. by Board of Education About town in atmosphere of Mars and lived in Manchester until moving Mr. Edwards was born June 12, to Milford about 30 years ago. She 1911 in Mystic and lived in the Miss Karen Krinjak of 216 Fern St. The school administration has PASADENA, Calif. (UPI) - was a Navy veteran of World War I Groton-Mystic area most of his life. has been appointed to teach in­ Martian atmosphere. That informa­ shower of fertilizer for Mars,” he scheduled a districtwide inservice Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stianson of the Viking 1 radioed back a narrow pic­ and a member of the National He was a house painter in the strumental music at Manchester The Manchester WAXES will have tion was analyzed during the night said at a news briefing. program for about 550 school staff Campus Crusade for Chrift at the ture of the rocky Martian surface Yeomanettes and the Manchester Mystic area for many years. He was High School. Her appointment was and scientists reported early today The presence of argon in the at­ members on Oct. 14 regarding drug, University of Connecticut, Storrs, a splash party tonight at the home of today to add to results that already and Mptic American Legion a Coast Guard veteran of World War approved by the Board of Education the discovery that Mars’ atmosphere mosphere, although far less abun­ alcohol and tobacco abuse. Classes will present a “Dynamics of Prayer suggest Mars had the stuff necessary Auxiliaries. She also belonged to the II. Monday night. will dismiss at 1 p.m. that day. Assis­ Workshop" Wednesday from 7 to 10 Mrs. Robert Lannon, 400 Lake St., has about 3 per cent nitrogen and 1.5 dant that some earlier data in­ Mary Taylor Methodist Church, for life to have developed on the per cent argon. The funeral is Thursday at 11 a.m. Miss Krinjak will fill the position tant Superintendent Alfred Tychsen p.m. at the Church of the Nazarene, planet at some earlier age. dicated, means Mars must have Milford. at the Shea-Williams Funerai Home, left vacant by Andrew Shreeves Bolton. Weighing in will be from 6 to These findings have important im­ expelled gases from its hot interior said, and the three-hour inservice 236 Main St. The workshop is open to Earth control resumed radio con­ She is survived by three sons, 19 E. Main St., Mystic. whose resignation was accepted by plications for Mars’ early history and at a rate about 25 times less than that will follow. There is also an evening the public. A nominal fee will be 7 p.m. at the Italian-American Club tact with the nuclear-powered Richard E. Dolsen of Clark, N.J.; C. There are no caliing hours. the board. Shreeves, who taught at the possibility that life may have which occurred on Earth. This, meeting planned for interested charged to cover the cost of spacecraft, now a surface obser- Phillip Dolsen of State College, Pa.; Memorial gifts may be made to the materials. on Eldridge St. evolved at some earlier age on the McElroy said, would suggest that MHS the past four years, has parents and students. yatory, after Viking had weathered and Clifford W. Dolsen Jr. of Pom- Heart Fund, 88 Main St,, Norwich. accepted a position at Wagner planet. Mars lost about 25 times less water its first night in the cold desolation of fret. Md.: a sister, Mrs. Sarah Dr. Michael McElroy, an at­ than Earth. College, Staten Island, N.Y. the Martian desert called (Jhryse. A graduate of MHS, Miss Krinjak mospheric scientist from Harvard But since Earth has so much Darrell E. Hovey Sr. Marianna Fillipuzzi Pavan, and lived has taught music in the South Wind­ University, said the data suggest that water, McElroy said this means Town, police in fact-finding Whether or not there is any life on Mars had a nitrogen-rich atmosphere Darrell E. Hovey Sr., 70, formerly in Manchester for 40 years. He was sor school system for four years. She Mars still must have large amounts an Italian Army veteran of World received her B.M. degree from cent of municipal labor disputes Mars now, is a question biologists billions of years ago. Nitrogen is a of water in a subsurface reservoir, of Danforth, Maine, and East Hart­ (iiiiiliiiiicd from Page One;------• According to Taylor, the union is hope Viking will answer. The first War I. He was a communicant of the Boston Conservatory of Music and is were settled in mediation. Taylor key to the origin and support of probably in the form of ice. ford, died Monday at Hartford asking for a 12 per cent pay raise results from its three biology in­ Earth-type life. Hospital. He was the husband of Mrs. Church of the Assumption. doing graduate work at the Universi­ agreed with that figure. spread over two years. He said the Asked what this all means about Other survivors are two sons, ty of Connecticut. Her salary is $10,- arbitration is supposed to begin 90 According to McCarthy, labor lob­ struments are expected in three the possibility that Viking might find Elsie Moody Hovey and father of town has offered a Vk per cent raise weeks. The initial two photos Louis Pavan Jr. and Enso D. Pavan, 640. days after the contract ends, or 135 bied to get the binding arbitration Although there :s only three per some kind of life on Mars, McElroy Darrell Hovey of 26 Jarvis Rd. for the two-year period. Tuesday and the new one today did both of Manchester; a daughter. In other personnel actions, the days after fact-finding starts. The clause passed through the state cent nitrogen in the Mars at­ said: Mr. Hovey was supervisor of the "We could get together not s h ^ any light on the ages-old Miss Alba Pavan of Manchester; board approved the following: final decision is supposed to be made General Assembly, and the Town of mosphere now, according to the "If you look at what you need for First National Stores in northern economically if they want to talk,” question. three brothers, Umberto Pavan, Leaves of ubsenee about three months after arbitration Manchester has contributed money preliminary data, McElroy said it is life as we understand it, you need Maine for 25 years before his retire­ begins. Taylor said. He felt the real snags Today’s black and white picture ment. John Pavan and Joseph Pavan, all of • Mrs. Cathryn Colesanto, a to a lawsuit attempting to have the are over non-financial differences. more easier broken down in' Mars’ energy, that we have (in form of Binding arbitration for municipal was much narrower than the first Manchester; a sister. Miss Maria Nathan Hale teacher, an extension of binding arbitration clause declared He said, for instance, the union wants upper atmosphere into nitrogen sunlight), you need water, that we Other survivors are a daughter, a employes went into effect in two because the spacecraft Pavan of Italy; and one grandchild. her present leave for the 1976-77 unconstitutional. The suit is being in­ to retain its present unlimited time atoms than it is on Earth. Atomic have, you need nitrogen, that we brother, two sisters and five February 1976. In binding arbitra­ transmitted the image directly to nitrogen is the form that organisms grandchildren. The funeral is Wednesday at 9:30 school year. stituted by the Connecticut schedule for disability payment. The have, you need carbon, and we’ve got tion, each side makes its last Earth for the first time. This meant need. lots of that and you need phosphorus The funeral is Saturday at 11 a.m. a.m. from the John F. Tierney • Mrs. Sheila Holcomb, a Buckley Conference of Municipalities, town, according to Taylor, wants to proposal. The arbitrator then decides less data could be sent than when He said there is now enough and phosphate which almost certain­ at the Bartlett Funeral Home, Dan­ Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., School teacher, also an extension of a McCarthy said. limit the disability payments to six with a Mass at the Church of the child rearing leave for 1976-77. for one side or the other. There is no Viking was using its orbiting mother- nitrogen in Mars’ atmosphere “to ly are present in the rocks. forth, Maine. Burial will be in Dan­ Even so, McCarthy is convinced months. craft as a relay satellite. Assumption at 10. Burial will be in St. .'Vppoinlmenls middle ground, no compromising that in a certain number of cir­ allow biology to go well if other con­ "I see no reason, from anything forth Cemetery. between the two sides. Tierney said, “It's tough to tell just Viking began its scientific obser­ James Cemetery. • Miss Patricia Cobb of cumstances, the town could benefit ditions are right.” that we know, to exclude the Friends may call at the funeral how far we’re apart. I would say vations as it descended into the thin Friends may call at the funeral Manchester, elementary grades at McCarthy said that before binding from a contract impasse going to bin­ “The ionosphere is producing a possibility of the evolution of life.” home Friday afternoon and evening. arbitration went into effect, 75 per there is a significant gap between our The family suggests that any home tonight from 7 to 9. Robertson School. Salary, $8,855. ding arbitration. last position and their last position.” memorial gifts may be made to the The family suggests that any • Miss Jacqueline Gawrych, of American Cancer Society, 237 E. memorial contributions may be Mansfield Depot, special education made to the American Cancer Socie­ at Robertson School. Salary,$8,855. NOTICE Center St., or to the Elks National Fh e r s Town curbs use of water Foundation. ty, 237 E. Center St. • Mrs. Barbara Hadigian of ______L BOLAND The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Columbia, physical education at Ovir 40 T u n of UnoicolM torvico Frank T. Jodaitis, town water and sewer ad­ All town reservoirs, except Globe Hollow, are about Mrs, Richard Massengill Sr. Illing Junior High School, half time. ministrator, has issued a partial ban on watering of Main St., was in charge of local O pen 24 Hours Dally O IL CO. Y»uf M r a t w all aa protect ttia a foot below overflow capabilities, according to arrangements, VERNON — The funeral of Mrs. Salary, $5,507.50. ®M o» our 6 diffarant coordinate lawns, effective immediately. Jodaitis. FOR EMERGENCY SERVICE EST. 1935 The ban permits home owners on the even-numbered Olga Richard B. (Olga) Massengill • Mrs. Susan Hahn of Cromwell, not t o *1*** '"® '‘“'*0« are guarantood Problems involving a drop in water pressure often Louis Pavan Sr. Sr. of 78 Maple St., who died Sunday new adjustment class at Bentley not to ahrink, diacolor or fall of for aa long aa you side of the street to water their lawn only on even- occur in the early evenings when people come home Louis Pavan Sr., 83, of 520 Kenney at Manchester Memorial Hospital, is School. Salary, $9,885. FUEL OIL numbered days, and people on the odd-numbered side from work, the water department reported. St. died Monday at Manchester Wednesday at 11:30 a m. at the Ladd • Mrs. Jean Lambert of Columbia, M© bil f l S a / M f c of the street to water only on odd-numbered days. Showers, dish washers, and lawn waterers are being Memorial Hospital. He was the hus­ returning from leave of absence to HEATING OILS autom atic delivery (The Car Care People) The ban is being placed because of “extreme J Funeral Home, 19 Ellington Ave., used by many people during the early evening, causing 24 HOUR SERVICE demands during the last week” on the town’s water band of Mrs. Angelina Tell Pavan. Rockville. teach social studies and English at OIL BURNER A water pressure drop. Mr. Pavan was a self-employed Illing Junior High School. Salary, supply. The water department has received a number Burial will be in Grove Hill HEATING INSTALLATION * ” It is expected the alternate lawn watering ban will- farmer. He was born July 30,1892 in Cemetery, Rockville. $12,565. 646-6320 Only 39 of complaints concerning lack of water, low water be an adequate remedy. Bannia, Province of Pordenone, Ita­ Friends may call at the funeral • Mrs. Elaine Siegel of Rocky Hill, 369 C«n4*r St. F fler pressure and poor water appearance. 643-5135 One fear with a drop in water pressure is that such a ly, son of the late Antonio and home tonight from 7 to 9. speech clinician. Salary, $11,290. 315 Cenler St. Mtnehtster Manchtttor R e g a lS S lS ^ All of Manchester and those parts of Glastonbury • Miss Sheila Stevenson of serviced by the Manchester water supply will be drop may hinder the fire department in the event of a Manchester, special education at (Herald photo by Pinto) affected by the ban. major fire. Martin School. Salary, $8,055. Corntr of Broad SNET wants eased rules and Cantar SIraal Railroad tracks undergo repairs M«,.rrt. 6 a.m.. 6 p.m. In other business, the board ap­ Phona 646-2112 , ®»'..... • a m .. 12 noon proved budget transfers and expen­ Old railroad ties are being cut on the track near Caldorls by the commuter parking lot. The for cutoff of service ditures for the school year 1975-76 as machine that travels along the tracks has two cutting wheels that cut the ties at each end, Attack shatters Lebanon truce presented in a budget summary. The COMPLETE GM HARTFORD (UPI) - The sumer counsel, said he was troubled leaving them to be removed by another machine that also pushes out the tie ends from un­ BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) - A troops ducked inside their armored by the request. summary showed an available open between Moslem and Christian Southern New England Telephone der the rails. New ties are being installed, and later the rails will be realigned. Standing by shelling attack on Arab League cars and quickly shut the latches. Co, wants to be able to cut off service “I have a lot of questions whether balance at the end of the year of PLAZA DEPT. STORE ^ iru t. $111.71 which has been returned to REPAIRS the cutting machine is Dean Cole, a signalman, working out of New Haven. peace-keeping troops entering They took up positions along the side without notice if a customer fails to the (the proposed regulations) go (We Hava A Notion To Plaaaal The truce agreement pledged both the town. Beirut’s no-man’s land today of the road but did not fire back. comply with a credit agreement that beyond the state statute,” he said. • COLLISION Naxt Id FranTs Suparniwtal sides to work to restore water and The board also approved three ‘ Middle Tpka., Mancfiai tar shattered a partial truce and Heavy fighting also broke out electric supplies, cut off for a month allows payment of due bills over a set He said SNET should be made to renewed fighting around a besieged around the Palestinian camp of Tal L washout accounts: • MECHANICAL by the fighting around Tal Zaatar. period of time. give notice of termination except in Palestinian camp delayed the Zaatar in southeast Beirut, forcing • A request to the Board of Direc­ WE SERVICE ALL GENERAL MOTORS Renew Your Lawn The cease-fire did not extend to SNET has made the request for cases where there would be ‘‘imme- Democrats nominate Cotter, Dodd evacuation of 100 seriously wounded the International Red Cross to post­ tors to establish a washout account CARS AND TRUCKS Furniture With Our Beirut’s gutted port district, where such authority to the Public Utilities nent danger” if service was con­ persons inside. pone its third attempt to send in a tinued. for $9,179 to be funded by a grant First District Congressman rightists and leftists traded rockets, Control Authority. Genuine Parts WEATHERPROOF as a member of the U.S. House of Gunners firing from Beirut’s relief convoy to evacuate the 100 from the Department of Community William R. Cotter was one of four in­ mortar rounds and automatic fire The PUCA’s permission is needed He said he would file with the Factory Trained Mechanics Representatives. ^Christian sector shelled the city’s worst cases among the estimated 1,- Affairs for Jan. 1, 1976 through Dec. WE6BING cumbent Democratic represen­ Tuesday in the ruins of hotels, shops because a 1975 state law gives the PUCA “alternatives that I think 24-HOUR WRECKER SERVICE No one opposed his nomination at a “green line” dividing Christian and 000 wounded langushing in the camp 31, 1976. These funds will be used in tatives renominated in conventions and warehouses. agency the power to approve policies more closely fit the letter of the law CALL 646-6464 meeting in West Haven. He will be Moslem militias just as an armored during the month-long Christian the area of student transportation. around the state ’Tuesday night. Christian troops pressed a fresh connected with termination of ser­ and the spirit of the law.” Comes in Mix and Match Colors; opposed In the November election by column of Arab League forces was siege. • A request for $1,566 to be com­ Rep. Cotter was renominated un­ offensive against leftist and Palesti­ vice. The firm said exceptions to its Republican John G. Pucciano. arriving. But a Red Cross spokesman said no pletely financed from a Health, animously to seek a fourth term nian enclaves around the mountain A hearing on the request has been rules should be granted if a customer Carter Chevrolet Yellow, Green, Orange and White Rep. Anthony Moffett, who rose to Reporters said leftist gunmen immediate decision was made to Education and Welfare grant for representing the 1st District. He was town of Aintourah, 19 miles east of set for Aug. 23. is seriously ill or pays 20 per cent of a 1229 MAIN ST. • MANCHESTER prominence as the leader of a Ralph manning roadblocks began cheering cancel the convoy. He said he would Sept. 1976 through Dec. 31, 1976, to unopposed within the party. the capital. David Silverstone, the state con- dilinquent bill after being warned of Replacement Screws and Clips Tool Nader consumer organization in and clapping as the first of the peace­ wait until noon for the fighting to possible termination. help offset increased personnel cost. Cotter will now run against Militiamen also skirmished on the Connecticut, was nominated In Plain- keeping troops arrived. Moments stop. In Memoriam Republican nominee Lucien DiFazk), approaches to northern Tripoli — the ville to seek a second term represen­ later heavy sniper fire from the "If it doesn’t, then the convoy is In loving memory of George S. unless lawyer DlFazio Is defeated In leftist port 51 miles north of Beirut— M iliu m , who pass^ away July 20, ting the sprawling 6th District. Christian side sent them scattering. canceled,” he said. a primary by Ben Andrews, head of which is hemmed in by Christians to Moffett, 31, who has close ties to Fighting also continued in northern We think of you In silence. the NAACP in Connecticut. the south and the east and Syrians to Democratic presidential nominee A five-minute barrage of artillery Lebanon and in the central moun­ We often speak your name. Andrews received more than the 20 the north. But all we have are memories Jimmy Carter, promptly challenged fire landed in the midst of the column tains. American officials said a And your picture in a frame. per cent of the votes needed to U.S. Embassy officials said it was his Republican opponent, Watertown of 15 armored cars and 10 jeeps and planned evacuation of some 400 request a primary in last week’s unlikely a planned convoy evacuation Sadly Missed, lawyer Thomas Upson, to a series of personnel carriers and touched off Americans and other foreigners Wife and Daughters Republican convention for the con­ of 143 Americans and 260 other debates after Congress adjourns in panic among several hundred per­ originally planned for Tuesday might gressional nominee. He has not yet foreigners could get started before This printing test pattern is $ SAVINGS October. sons, who had assembled to watch not get under way before Friday. Friday. announced whether he will go the them move in. The partial truce in Beirut was part of The Herald quality con­ primary route. William R. Cotter In the 4th District, a seat held by “We’re still thinking in terms of trol program in order to give, About 10 shells slammed into the called after a surprise meeting Rep. Christopher J. Dodd, son of Republican Stewart McKinney, three the land convoy, but we’re studying you one of the finest candidates vied for the Democratic street, wounding several persons. A between leaders of the Palestine Connecticut’s late Democratic ^ n . all possible options,’’.one U.S. of­ newspapers in the nation. nomination which might have to be Lebanese photographer was shot in Liberation, Organization and the + c h e c k in g ’Thomas Dodd, was nominated by ficial said. resolved by a primary. the neck by a sniper and one shell Christian Phalangist Party Tuesday. Sources indicated the alternatives 2 acclamation in Middletown to seek a blasted the^ road ahead of a car The agreement between them in­ second term representing the 2nd After seven ballots Charles B. under study included a sea evacua­ carrying several reporters, including cluded an open-ended truce at Tal District. Tisdale, former head of a Bridgeport tion similar to the June 20 rescue of + LOANS antipoverty agency, won the nomina­ UPI correspondent Michael Ross, Zaatar and along the “green line” 263 foreigners by the U.S. Navy and Dodd, whose district covers tion. He defeated .leffrey Peterson, shattering their windshield. where the Arab League troops were Eastern Connecticut, will face an airlift from Beirut’s now closed of Westport, a former Washington The white-helmeted Arab League to man a buffer zone on the only road Republican nominee Richard airport. aide to Sen. Abraham Ribicoff, and Jackson of Wllllmantic In the Michael Moran, a bank loan officer + 27 OTHER SERVICES pWf ■TTTTjJBpg v.,.6 November election. and member of Stamford’s Board of He was nominated by former FROM BANKAMERICARD^TO TRAVELERS CHECKS, Representatives. Democratic Gov. John N. Dempsey. S e e U s For 'The two losers were able to get 20 Today’s news summary Jackson, an accountant, is a new­ FROM SAVINGS BANK LIFE INSURANCE TO SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES. per cent of the convention vote, the comer to politics who led a VINYL or amount needed to qualify for a Compiled from United Press Internetlonel FROM DIRECT DEPOSIT OF PAYROLL CHECKS TO BANK BY MAIL “taxpayers’ revolt” against the city ALUMINUM of Wllllmantic. primary. Morgan was not expected State saved a record $174,573 last fiscal 0 to seek a primary. Peterson said he STAMFORD (U PI)-Soviet ac- g Rep. Robert M. Gialmo, the dean year. tress Zoya Fyodorova will be SIDING; and of Connecticut congressmen, was would have an announcement next Awards to the state employes week on his decision. HARTFORD (UPI) - House allowed to stay here until late nominated by acclamation to seek a who made the money-saving VINYL or The balloting ended early today Speaker James J. Kennelly, D- August under a 30-day visa exten- 10th term representing the 3rd suggestions totaled $18,789 during when Peterson released his delegates Hartford, says he will introduce a Sion granted by the Soviet em- ALUMINUM District. Gialmo, a New Haven resi­ I bill earmarking a projected the same period, Mrs. Grasso said bassy in Washington. dent and lawyer, has spent 18 years and Morgan backer Sid Landau of Tuesday. PRIME Clirislopher J. Dodd Stamford moved for unanimous ap­ budget surplus for restoration of Her son-in-law, airline pilot | = THE TOTAL BANK proval of Tisdale. full annual increments to state Fred Pouy, said his mother-in-law WINDOWS. employes. Barry, Hannon unopposed “The primary issue is going to be ■ NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Firms has no special plans for the — Also — jobs. We have substantial unemploy-, Last year, the nearly 40,000 and individuals from Beirut, extended visit. AWNINCS amt Unless an unknown, unannounced convention for the 3rd District will ment in Connecticut and In state workers were given only 75 Greenwich, Boston, St. Louis and candidate pops up tonight, two in­ convene at 7:30 p.m. in East Hart­ Bridgeport in particular,” Tisdale per cent of their annual in­ the Los Angeles Times made in­ National | cumbent Democratic state senators crements — pay hikes awarded (WIOPIES ford's Veterans Memorial said. quiries about buying the Hartford WASHINGTON (UPI) will win renomination to the Senate Clubhouse. according to job classifications — Ansonia Mayor Michael J. Adanti Times, according to publisher Richard G. Held, head of the FBI ^ at separate conventions. because of the state’s financial SAVINGS BANK OF MANCHESTER Barry has served in the Senate was involved in the only other con­ Lionel S. Jackson. office in Chicago, has been named ^ Both Sen. David M. Barry of the crisis. BILL MANCHESTER • EAST HARTFORD • SOUTH WINDSOR • BOLTON • ANDOVER • ASHFORD from 1966-1970 and since 1974. He did tested race, winning the Democratic He testified Tuesday in an ef­ to direct the FBI’s day-to-day ^ MEMBER F.D.I.C. 4th District and Sen. George W. Han­ not seek re-election in 1970 or 1972. nomination for U.S. representative But the state wound up the year' fort to show he had made a operations as associate director ^ non Jr. of the 3rd District are Hannon, who is the Senate majori­ from the 5th District. with a $22 million projected serious effort to sell the of the agency. ^ expected to run unopposed at TUNSKY ty whip, was elected to the Senate In He defeated the Rev. Charles R. budget surplus. newspaper, a money-losing drain tonight’s conventions. FBI Director Garence M. Keliey | 1974 after serving in the House for Gordon of Naugatuck, former head of on the resources of the Register selected Held Tuesday to succeed ^ The convention for the 4th District 649-9095 eight years. He has announced he the NAACP in Bridgeport, 176-1. HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov, Ella Publishing Co., which he heads. Nicholas P. Callahan, who was Democratic senatorial nomination may seek a Senate leadership post, Adanti will oppose Rep. Ronald A. T. Grasso says Connecticut’s None of ^ e inquiries resulted in fired by Kelley Friday from the will be held at 8 p.m. In the Hearing either Senate majority leader or employe suggestion program Room of the Municipal Building. The Sarasln, R-Conn,, a ^ a c o n Falls _ . _ an offer, Jackson said. ___number„ two post. l president pro tern, this year. lawyer, in the November election.

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mancheater, Conn., Wed., July 21, 1976— PAGE THREE Schools making strides Gifted student denied on sex discrimination

In compliance with a regulation two women are shown with vacuum ride outside district designed to end sex discrimination in cleaners and the accompanying ques­ The Board of Education heard a taxpayers in the form of transporta­ education, the Manchester school tion, "Which girl can lift the cleaner request Monday night to provide tion. system has written a policy state­ more easily?" transportation for a student to attend The state’s special education ment which was presented to the In the guidance department, the a school outside his district. law defines two classes of exceptional Board of Education Monday night. counseling of students at the high Representing Mr. and Mrs. John children. The first includes children A five-member team researched school level Is done on a student in­ Gordon of Tolland Tpke., Joel Janen- who are mentally retarded, physical­ the report which is required by Title dividuality basis rather than a sexist da, attorney, explained that rather ly handicapped, socially or IX of the federal Education one. The student is given the right to than attend kindergarten at the emotionally maladjusted, or suf­ Amendments of 1972. and examined choose a particular counselor if the neighborhood school In the fall, their fering from other learning dis­ guidance policy, hiring practices, student wishes, as rarely happens. abilities. curriculum, tests and son was referred to the Green ^hool Counselors are careful, according to The second includes those who are extracurricular activities for because it would provide the type of the report, to avoid sex stereotyping gifted or of extraordinary learning evidence of sex discrimination. curriculum best suited to his in their advice, and there has been no educational advantage. abiiity. evidence of such stereotyping. Assistant School Superintendent The recommendation was made by The law provides that transporta­ Wilson E. Deakin Jr. has been iden­ In the area of appraisal and one of the school system’s tion shall be provided for only those counseling materials, the situation is tified Title IX coordinator for the kindergarten screening personnel in the first category of students, with good but not in total compliance. The Town of Manchester. Assisting him upon concluding the child is in the two-thirds of the added costs of such report says a heavy investment in on the project study were Ann gifted category. programs eligible for state reim­ testing instruments needs to be used Deegan, an elementary school The school system provides no bursement. up before new non-sexist materials Float a prixe winner teacher; Gilbert Hunt, head of the special program for gifted students. Janenda and the Gordons have 30 can be substituted. Manchester High School English On occasion, however, special in­ days to appeal the board action, if The Church of the Nazarene float, “One Nation Under God,” which The Manchester public schools department; Josephine Kelleher, struction has been provided for gifted they desire to do so. Janenda said was a crowd pleaser at Manchester’s June 12 Bicentennial Parade, guarantee freedom from sexism in junior high school administrative students within their own school. that there appears to be no legal hiring. An illustration of how the af­ won a trophy for the best over-all float in the recent Ellington assistant, and Marcia Kenefick, prin­ The provision of transportation by obligation for the board to provide Bicentennial Parade. The float also took part In the Tolland cipal at Buckley School. firmative action policy and the Board the school system for the gifted to a the "best possible education” for of Education policy “ Provision of Bicentennial Parade and may be seen at the South Windsor Fair The committee finds that no dis­ school outside their district is per­ every child. Sex Discrimination” is working is crimination exists between males missive, according to state law. ^ept. 11. Riding on the float were the “Praise Singers,” David and the fact that four of the last six ad­ and females relative to access to Assistant School Superintendent Kini Blaney, Rick Carlton, Paul Munsie, and Brenda and Connie courses, programs or activities at ministrative appointments have been Wilson E. Deakin said. to females. Phelps, who sang selections from the “I Love America” musical the elementary level. Also, both In a motion to deny the request for previously presented by the church choir. (Herald photo by Pinto) junior high schools operate all The administrative imbalance « t * I U transportation, board members Paul MinchMter Evening Herald seems to be being redressed, and classes on a complete coeducational Greenberg and John Yavis voted PubllihtU tvwy nvnlng u M p t must be continued, says the team, es­ Sundiya u k I holklan. EntvrMi M llw T he Lighter Side basis. Physical education classes, as negative. There was one abstention, MinchMttr, Conn. Pott om ct u 8t- pecially at the upper echelons of ad­ id and five affirmatives. cond G lu t Mill Mttttr. per Title IX, are grouped for contact True grits sports by skill and ability. ministration. The board acknowledges that Clerical assistance is 100 per cent Suggested Carrier Rates By DICK WEST view southerners themselves with suspi­ Sport Premium Premium Belted The team found that on the junior Helicopter view p'lrpnt"! in Manchester may have ^ PayatM* In Actvanoa high level, one of the aptitude tests is female throughout the system and differing educational philosophies, S^nsMcopy...... i WASHINGTON (UPI) — Now that Jim­ cion. Which can hamper the efiorts of 4^3LY NYLON o I 0 2 PLY POLYESTER redress there is needed. W «akly...... gg^ southern politicians to gain a national ^ -I-Z 2 PLY FIBERGLASS guilty of severe stereotyping and dis­ and since there is a difference in the On# month...... 1390 my Carter has been duly annointed as the Providence skyline as a ...... following. crimination of females, and Curriculum materials including town elementary schools in how they Thf## month! ...... ------111.70 Democratic presidential candidate, BLACKWALL reading texts have been studied and Six month! ...... 123.40 It is my belief that if Carter were to WHITEWALL recommends ordering a new form of CaX? (un 7oto) " “ ”” '”P are organized for instruction, On# y##r...... m... eo political analysts are saying he faces this test. Some of the examples cited some series are in the process of parents may request a transfer to a Mall Rat#! Upon problems reminiscent of those that con­ appear before a pariel of Yankee gourmets revision or substitution. Subtcfibwt who Itll to rtcMvt fronted the late President Kennedy at the and answer their questions fully and were contained in the language usage school outside their neighborhood if tWr nwntptptf btfori 5:30 p.m. OUT THEY GO section of the test, and on picture The team recommends that the space is available. However, the •hould ttltphoni tht clrculitlon outset of the I960 campaign. forthrightly, it would go a long way Independent M an dtptrtmint. S47-804S. pages where, in one instance, two board budget committee should board feels that such transfers Just as certain voters then had mis­ toward dispelling such concerns. men are shown with a pulley con­ review the report in terms of im­ should not be a financial burden on givings about Kennedy’s Catholicism, cer­ Some of the questions he could an­ to Make Room for A78xl3 ticipate are: Reg. trolled weight with the question, plications for the 1977-78 budget, and tain voters now feel uneasy about Carter’s Plus EA C H 29.99 “Which man can lift the weight more that the requirements of Title IX back on capitol Southemism. Here are some of the fears Our Snow Tires! 1.75 F.E.T. easily?” ; and in another example. should be reviewed periodically to in­ and suspicions, mostly groundless, that Q. Why do southerners speak so slowly? INSTALLATION INCLUDED 560x15, Reg. 23.99(1.81 F.E.T.) Fits all Pintos, Vegas, Colts; sure compliance. PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) - minutes to complete. have arisen: A. The so-called Southern Drawl most Datsuns, Toyotas, Mazdas When the National Guard helicopter When he landed, the crowd, in­ Greater Manchester — If Carter is elected, he may turn the developed because the colonists who NO TRADE-IN NEEDED 600x15, Reg. 23.99(1.87 FE.T.) tried and failed to lift the newly White House rose garden into a peanut cluding Gov. Philip W. Noel, rushed settled in that region happened to have For Volkswagens, Sjxirt SIZE patch. F.E.T. REG. SALE gilded “ Independent Man” statue to the helicopter to congratulate Sumnwr slow ears. The average southerner does WHEEL BAUNCE SPECIAL ^ C A and some Foreign Cars E78xl4 2.27 34.99 *24 Buckland Opponents back atop the Rhode Island State Carney. — Secret plans have been made to have not hear as fast as people elsewhere do. So Wheels balanced off car; | 5 0 . House, someone decided this was a “Mighty good job, Blackie,” said a Wind Ensemble the Marine Band replace its arrangement the tempo of their speech has slackened includes weights and labor. F78xl4 2.43 35.99 *26 job for Blackie Carney. of “Hail to the Chief” with a rousing accordingly. mechanic standing by as he flicked If you can play high achod Sport Premium make move to appeal chorus of ’’Dixie.” 678x14 2.60 37.99 *27 “No sweat. It’s just a routine gig an A-Okay sign at the pilot. band mualc, WEICOMEI Q. What about the insect problem? Opponents to a huge, mixed-use the first step taken in a move to for us,” said Carney of Perkase, Pa., “You’re a star,” a young, pretty — Carter might change the U.S. Motto A. The South has some trouble with bowl 4-Ply Nylon Whitewall H78xl4 2.83 39.99 *29 No audlllona nacaaaary. First rahaarsal Performance 78 development in Buckland have filed a appeal. before climbing in his heavy-duty, co-ed squealed as she jumped I from ”E Pluribus Unum” to ‘"The South weevils, an insect that chews up cereal petition with the state Supreme plexi-glass bottomed chopper to do , will ba Thura., July 22nd at 7:30 p.m. in Shall Rise Again.” and salad bowls, but otherwise the 678x15 2.65 38.99 *29 M.A.P. Associates, an investment forward to get his autograph. ' tha Music Room on ths Main Campus of 44»LY NYLON Court in an appeal to a decision his thing Tuesday evening. Some pundits have suggested that problem is no worse than anywhere else. H78xl5 2.87 partnership led by developer Arthur “Their helicopters specialize in Manchtslar Community Cotiaga. 41.99 *31 favoring the development. A crowd of 4,000 people gathered to Carter deal with those qualms at an air­ Q. Is cornpone dangerous? BLACKWALL M. Fischer of New York City, is the this kind of thing, “ said Maj. Gen. L78xl5 3.14 43.99 *33 Atty. Jerome Walsh, who proposed developer of the Buckland watch the 850-pound state mascot Leonard Holland, state adjutant clearing session similar to Kennedy’s A. If accidentally dropped on the foot, For Most Medium and Full Size Cars represents property owners in the tobacco land which would be the site return to his perch on the State general and commander of the meeting with Baptist ministers in cornpone can cause external injuries. But area opposed to the proposed of the development. ’They now must House dome. The 12-foot, spear­ guard, who eyed Carney’s copter For Further Information, Houston. if taken internally, it is perfectly development, said today that he has carrying statue, which has stood atop Call Or. Rob#rt Rtchardaon #1 Fair enough. ’The question is, what form harmless. file papers within ten days to respond with envy. 64l«9t1l, aftarnoon! and EACH “petitioned for certification” to the to the appeal. the dome since 1899, was taken down “I think we’re going to get some of •vonlnga. should such a confrontation take? Q. What causes red-eye gravy? state Supreme Court. This action is The state Supreme Court will then almost one year ago for a major these.” U iC C it has been my experience that mis­ A. When someone with a hangover tries 600x12, Reg. 25.99(1.50F.e .t .) Steel Belted Radial decide whether to hear the case or overhaul and a new protective coat of conceptions about the South are largely to fry country ham, the salty fumes Plus Tax office opeii not. gold leaf. okraphobic. Which is to say they are based arising from the skillet makes his or her 1 .7 4 F .E .T . 600x13,' Reg. 25.99(1.60F.e .t .) WHITEWALL Carney, a pilot for the on an illogical aversion to okra. eyes water. Some of the moisture may Rezoning of the tobacco land for 560x15, Reg. 2 5 .9 9 ( i.s i f .e .t j The collector of revenue’s office Being unable to understand why drop into the pan, creating the the development was upheld by the Pennsylvania-based Carson Fits all Pintos, Vegas, Colts; has announced extended hours this Helicopter Co., lifted the S 58 off in southerners eat okra, outlanders come to phenomenon known as red-eye gravy. 600x15, Reg. 25.99(1.87 F.E.T.) week for those wishing to pay their Hartford County Court of Common most Datsuns, Toyotas, Mazdas. Pleas on June 28. strong, gusty winds that had taxes before the July 30 deadline. thwarted the National Guard The office of James Turek, collec­ Judge Rodney Eielson dismissed NOW TO TUE8. „ Ifyocicansav TWO WAYS TO EMM SIZE F.E.T. REG SALE an appeal brought by Buckland helicopter and its crew of volunteers TOP COMEDY FUNIII A GOUEGE SALAIY BR78X13 tor of revenue, will be open Sunday. “These are pretty strong E78X14 2.25 23.99 19.19 Reg. Thursday, July 22, from 8:30 a.m. to homeowners who opposed the zone The Second AnnutI Plus changes. winds,” he said clamping on his 'S c ru m p d i' w nNM w nwiiT F78xl4 Wide Oval RWL 45.99 2.11 F.E.T. 7 p.m. and Saturday, July 24, from «SSt tfflp luiyislius 2.39 25.99 20.79 The rezoning was originally ap­ helmet before takeoff. 4 YEARS OF COLLEGE 8:30 a.m. to noon. ?he Great 678x14 2.55 60 & 70 Series proved by the Manchester Planning The mission took no more than four 26.99 21.59 The office will also be open during Oa n bu rv ’ 44>LY NYLON SIZE F.E.T. REG. and Zoning Commission on March 4, m 1 . IIH CoMpHttr H78xl5 2.80 29.99 23.99 its regular hours - 8:30-4:30, Monday ^MrlaOllt 5 STATE through Friday. 1974, after public hearings on an DR78X14 2.42 48.99 application by M.A.P. 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Wi Honor MASTER f BRAZIER Chill Dog. At all shorts and short sets jerseys and midriffs participating DAIRY Q U EEN * slacks and slack sets shorts and short sets July 24lh Noon-2 A.M. BRAZIER stores. short and long slacks and slack sets Flea Saturday AHarnoon July 25th Noon to 8 P.M. Joe sleeve shirts |;:^ | MmL. tin rri 2i9 7US 9iS ------1 IM IM t Sm C«L1J9 lit, . SiL 4 Sm iMl US HARTFORD ROAD DAIRY QUEEN ...... r.ie5J5 f.i»m 9M ^ . 3jl SJI7JI ITHE SUNDOWN&S.^'thM and I , .1. Uul ... J Fd 2dS 684 Hartford Road |7:4SMI . Sail ROUTE 6 A 44 ISm CmL RROAD STREET DAIRY QUEEN BOLTON VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT Immi 242 Broad Street PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., July 21, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, (kinn.. Wed., July 21, 1976— PAGE FIVE By FLOYD LARSON NEW HAVEN (UPI) - The state 3,000-student enrollment increase, to The budget must also be approved HaurlipBlfr EitpuingHpralft fO w lish editor^s notebook Community Colleges board has voted 20, 000. by the Commission on Higher Educa- Manchester — A City of Village Charm to seek a 1977-78 budget of 828.5 The New England Association of tion, the governor and the dependency on bifocals had other Community colleges million, a 34 per cent increase, to in­ Schools and Colleges warned the Ifhere Quality Aheayi Exeaads Tha Prieal Founded Oct. 1, 1881 One of the unsung adjustments a Most frustrating we think is that paying more attention to her since legislature. • man must make as he gets along in shaking impacts on us. For example, you never feel your specs are clean our head bobs up and down more sure continued accreditation of the 12 trustees accreditation was in jeopar­ Included in the budget are 241 new Mtmbaf, Audit Bureau ol Circulation Mambar. United Praia Intarnatlonat life is learning the secrets of split- reading on the old settee has to be particularly that blurred line frequently when she is talking. seek $28,5 million schools in the system. dy unless the state granted a larger positions, 147 of them for faculty; 101 Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square. level living — that is the wonderful done without a pillow if we are to line between the two refractions. We fuss We have found it easier, to read The board met at South Central budget. The new budget would in­ of the new positions are related to the Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. world of bifocals. up the reading half of the spectacles with them less now than we did some the fine print all the consumer Community College Monday to vote crease per-pupil spending by 8200, to enrollment hike at a cost of 81 to the literature in hand. And any time go, mainly because we found . on the budget, which also calls for a 81,423. million. Raymond F. Robinson. Editor-Publisher Harold E. TurKington. Managing Editor We doubt the transition is ever protection people keep warning us to 1215WMEATOWN SILVER LANE • EAST HARTFORD really completely achieved as we meditative gazes ceilingward only that, clean or not, we are seeing as read and now we would like to find still bruise more than our ego in this remind us that soon — not too soon much as we want to see anyway. some fine print that is more in­ ■' Opinion ^ ■“ we hope — the better half will be ' inevitable concession to middle age. Lest you think that we are anti- teresting than the back side of a promoting a new paint job. credit card. M eat E conomy 0 utlet We refnember the phenomena of bifocal, we should point out Ben But despite several years of bifocal I U flllD C ' 9 > o 6 • ’T h u r .., F ri. 9 t o 9 | mowing grass. Our orbs in dropping Franklin’s invention does have cer­ We h av en ’t co m pleted our living, we still get scared from time I llvllllw . 9. 1. 8 to 6 • (CloKd All Day Monday) With justice for none.... into low-gear (the magnifying part of tain advantages. statistical evaluation but since we to time as we misjudge the height of the lens) would trigger in our brain went bifocal there have been som^ Those critics of the steps and curbs. And the funny thing Many of our kinder friends say they ONCE AGAIN! Lean, Tender, Boneleaa This defendant had, in fact, a the eerie feeling that the darn grass make us look more scholarly. But months when we have lost weight — is that no one seems to accept our indicating that the lower magnifiers American judicial system who record of some 25 arrests in was growing faster than we could cut this has been coming almost entirely “damn these bifocals” excuse except may have deluded us into thinking we would complain that in our Arizona between 1963 and 1966 it. off course some other soul who has from other bifocalists SIRLOIN TIP ROAST But since grass mowing is not our Another fringe benefit has been were eating more than we actually solicitude for the rights of for indecent exposure and bag except on rare occasions, the had to cross over in to the realm split were. However, recent gains tend to Images. that our better half feels we are defendants we have forgotten assault on girls under 16. He discount this theory. about the rights of victims, and also had a prior conviction in A friend who shares our handicap of society, have a growing reports bifocals have improved his another Ohio county in 1966 for backyard baseball with his offspring body of case history to support assault with intent to rape. by enabling him to find the baseball M. . Any 3 SIza Place 3 them. in the flower beds more quickly. He That conviction was reversed Excellent for the Outdoor 9er-b-que Consider the case of a man on appeal and reduced to notes though that his catching has not improved. who was convicted in 1970 by a assault and battery, for which But perhaps the major advantage REPEAT OF TWO Portage County, Ohio, jury on he received a six-month of bifocals is that with a slight toss of SELLOUTS I the charge of abducting and suspended sentence. the old noggin you can blur out televi­ SLICED FRESH, LEAN, P0RK\ sion commercials. raping an 11-year-old girl. More, he had another prior 1 / The only ominous thing about this Pre-lnyentofy Clearance! That was in 1970. Throughout conviction in Portage County is that as we progress from the mid­ SPARE 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974 and 1975, for assaulting a young girl. dle age of bifocals to the junior PASTRAMI the case made its siow senior citizen age, the missus may MBS That conviction" was" progress through the appeals find out that those nods are not signs overturned on appeal anu ‘JlsS of assent but just the fact we aren’t system until last November, never retried because the 1970 hearing her at all. Then ail that will 59« when the U.S. 6th Circuit Court remain is the exercise of bobbing the a n d m o r e trial intervened. 'A lb. lb. of Appeals in Cincinnati We are now up to 1976. The head during commercials in coor­ SAVE SO’I SAVE 50*1 reversed the conviction on the dination with lowering the volume on defendant has just been recon­ the hearing aid. COME HELP US CLEAN HOUSE WITH SAVINGS grounds that a prior conviction victed by another Portage Time will only tell. In the mean­ of the defendant had been men­ County jury on the 1970 charge. time we can only console ourselves tioned during the rape trial. by recalling there are some of our TO SWEEP YOU OFF YOUR FEET AT ALL 8 STORES Has justice finally been friends who have advanced from A defendant’s criminal served? Not if his attorneys bifocals to trifocals which must be record may not be brought out something else again. Loam can help it. They plan to appeal an The Last Delegate in court, unless the defendant the conviction on the grounds agrees to testify about it. This that a confession used as .LINGERIE. . MISSES . .CHILDREN’S is no doubt as it should be. The evidence was not made volun­ knowledge that a defendant tarily. Jobs bill override could help Ford NYLON TRICOT SUPS Save on this great group In polyester WEAR. * has a criminal record could un­ Fortunately, this man has knits and blends, plus cotton voiles In 1.39 WASIII.'VGTON— Jirh Farley, that Not. added Ford, that he didn't mure modest. Besides tax cuts, he lots of solids, florals, dots, geometries, questionably have some in­ never killed anyone and, one craltsman in the art of politics, used AND PETTICOATS care about the jobless— “We all care would provide more limited aid to Beat Yal For Tha Outdoor Barbecuel fluence in the minds of jurors. to say, "If you’re campaigning Andrew Tully 8 to 18. can only hope, has done no a great deal." His argument, which state and local governments in time 1.99-3.99 against something you’ve got to offer However, the assumption of lasting harm to his victims. is valid in any discussion of how best of high unemployment. “It’s not Reg. $4 to $8. Lots of styles nesses 13.99-23.99 1/2 OFF something in its place every time you to lower unemployment, questions the courts, well-founded or not, But if his past record is a guide open your mouth." mistakable," he said. “ Four months dramatic, or glamorous," said a In short and medium lengths, In PANTSUITS 19.99-29.99 whether the Democrats would get Ford aide, "but it's what we believe GIRLS WEAR, 4-6X ALL BEEF LEAN AND TASTY seems to be that such influence — and what other guide is Well, the Democrats are cam­ before a national election, the white, beige and colors. Sizes the most for the taxpayers’ money. the tax-paying people of this country Sun dresses, reg. $6-$14...$3-$7 FRESH GROUND paigning against President Ford’s Congress is moving full speed ahead 32 to 42 and SML SKIRT SETS 19.99-23.99 would be so overwhelmingly there? — he is unfit to remain Democratic claims that the bill can afford." economic policies in general and un­ down the road to bigger and bigger 2-plece short sets, reg $5-$9...1/2 OFF prejudicial that a jury com­ would create up to 325,(XK) jobs are In any event, the squabbling will LONG DRESSES 19.99-29.99 ioose in society and can be employment in particular, so a giveaway programs." Halters and tops, reg. 2.25-$6...1/2 OFF ROUHD seen as grossly exaggerated by continue right up to Election Day posed of ordinary citizens in a expected to be in trouble with Democratic Congress has no choice Swimsuits, coverups, shorts and HAMBURG Ford's economic advisers. They say because the swords have been drawn, community would be incapable the law again and again in the but to override Ford's veto of a $3.95- To that 92.5 per cent with jobs. slacks, reg. $3.50 to $10...1/2 OFF GROUHD Ford offered his own alternative: “If the jobs created would reduce it is a contest to determine where the FAMOUS MAKER BRAS SUMMER KNIT TOPS of keeping the knowiedge about future. In truth, he ig as much billion public works employment bill. national unemployment by less than Girls pretty summer coordinates, reg. It will be the first order of business the American people want to hold most votes reside — among those a defendant’s past in proper one-tenth of one per cent at a cost citizens who are up in arms over 59* - 2.99 2.99-4.99 3.50 to $12, now 1/2 OFF. a victim of our revolving-door as the members settle into their down federal spending and have the of just under $4-biIlion. Meanwhile, "wasteful" Big Government, or Orig. 2.50 to 6.60. What a selectloni Reg. $8 to $14. Placket front shirte, lb. perspective and reaching a system of justice as any of the seats after the Convention fun. additional tax cuts that I have lb. there seems little doubt that the tliuse who espouse the New Deal Save oa broken sizes and styles. In­ toes, tanks and more In polyester, cotton judgment of guilt or innocence An override would suit Gerald proposed, now is the time to say so— Ideal For Tha young girls he has preyed up­ program would exert enormous in­ commandment that the way to cure Ford, candidate, just fine. He is cam- loud and clear.” That wasn't a state­ cluding underwires, seamless, padded, and polyester/cotton knits. Sizes SML. Outdoor Grim 10 lbs. or More solely on the basis of the facts on. ment of policy, it was a campaign flationary pressures because it would economic distress is to throw money stretch and contours. 32-44A,B,C,D. GIRLS 7-14 paigning against Democratic require more deficit spending. brought out in the immediate Indeed, beyond the question ■■spendthrifts, " and if Congress kills speech. at it. Both parties are living Ford's own proposal is, naturally. dangerously. 1/2 OFF case at hand. of the potential danger posed his veto he'll have added ammunition FAMOUS MAKER But what if a person has not to society by this kind of sick in his battle to renew his lease on the Girls shorts, knit tops, tanks and merely one or two unrelated White House. COORDINATES individual, and others like him, Moreover, it is not necessarily true BRIEFS AND PANTY halters, reg. 3.50 to $6...1/2 OFF HAMBURG GEM prior convictions or arrests but 4.99-21.99 there is the question of that Ford's veto was bad politics in The indefatigable Gene McCarthy GIRDLES Entire stock of bathing suits, reg. a whole string of them, and all an election year. Accepting an un­ Reg. $10 to $44. Qo-together slacks, PATTIES FRANKS whether we are doing a defen­ Thei e is a wisdom born of delirium themselves liable to a 81,000 fine if $6 to S10...1/2 OFF employment rate of 7.5 per cent, that of them for the same or dant himself any favor by at the Democratic Convention That no they tried (some did) to vote in any 2.99-5.99 skirts, culottes, shorts, blazers, shirt means 92.5 per cent of the working similar offenses? Should a jury one now can stop Jimmy Carter from Tom Tiede primary. In Michigan, a court ruled Reg. $6 to $12. Average and long leg jackets, print tops and more In sizes straining to protect his force has jobs. It seems cold-blooded Girls two-piece sundresses, two- becoming the next president of the that McCarthy's name on ballots styles In front panel, back panel and split 10 to 18 and SML. be kept in ignorance of this? “rights” while ignoring entire­ to say so. but that also means 92.5 per piece short sets, reg. $7-$10...1/2 OFF United States. But behind the happy would "clog the election system." In hip styles. Sizes S,M,L,XL. Assorted lb. Perhaps so. But should cent of the electorate is not all that' faces confidence is not quite so high. ly another right he should have This despite the fact that Massachusetts, the McCarthy bid colors to choose from. judges also be blind to a defen­ upset by the unemployment situa­ Not only are Gerald Ford and Ronald McCarthy has been running for presi­ was invalidated because too many of In 4 a 10 lb. Boxaa — and that is a demonstrable tion. (Soy Protein Added) At Laaet 40 In Reagan of concern, Eugene dent almost forever. When he retired bis petition signatures lacked miildle dant’s past record in passing need for psychiatric help. Or if McCarthy is loo. MISSES DENIM 1/2 OFF At any rate. Ford is appealing to from the Senate in 1970, he also names or precise addresses. sentence, as they appear to help is not possible, at least tliose with jobs. Defending his veto, Eugene McCarthy? Though it retired from the Democratic party PANTS AND SKIRTS have been in regard to the restraint. he took the unusual step of denoun­ would come as a surprise to many in and formed an alternative called the SPECIAL QROUPI cing Congress in a statement read to attendance here, he too is running for So it is, a year and a half later: 6.99-13.99 BOYS WEAR 4-20 CENTER CUT defendant mentioned above? Committee for a Constitutional COTTON CENTER CUT the media. “The signs are un- president. The onetime Democratic Presidency. It’s not a party, it’s a Gene McCarthy has qualified in only Reg. $16 to $28. Detalled-stitching Entire stock of boys swimwear, senator is campaigning as an movement. But not a very fast move­ six slates. The 100,000 signatures he's SLEEPWEAR pants and skirts to dress up or down CUBE "independent" candidate, which in ment. After 18 months of formal gathered have cost him 8200,000, or In always-right denims. Sizes 8 to 16. assorted boys shorts, reg. $4-$7,1/2 OFF PORK some respects is like being a has- campaigning for citizen support $2 a piece. He says confidently he 1.99-3.99 Summer pajamas, reg. $6-$8.50...1/2 OFF STEAKS Why do fewer and fewer care? been, only worse. Nevertheless, McCarthy is so lonely he has to go to will be on 40 ballots by November, Reg. $6 to $10. Save on pretty, STEAK those who think about him at all his closet to play with his shoes. but it is unlikely. To the contrary, his cool, easy care shifts, baby dolls and Knit shirts, reg. $3-$8...1/2 OFF anymore are beginning to think about And public apathy has been only campaign shows no signs of catching liiin more seriously. He’ll not be the fire. The candidate looks tired, his long gowns In sizes P,S,M,L,XL. Summer weignt Jeans, slacks, part of the frustration of the reg. $7-$11,1/2 OFF next president, but he may be a McCarthy bid. As an independent he cash register is empty, his staff is un­ Assorted colors and trims. inspired, One McCarthy ally wonders ACCESSORIES . One Price, One Kind tangential factor in deciding who is. is not automatically included on state How? Louis Harris has taken a poll ballots, as are the representatives of if the campaign can make it through t h e BE8TI Excfillent For Tho No-show voters tip scales whit'll indicates that 10 per cent of the major parties. So he must qualify the sunimer. HANDBAGS Outdoor Barbocuol the voters favor McCarthy in a three- NYLON SLEEPWEAR fur tile right in each state, which is And yet. the polls say eight to 15 way race with Carter and any usually difficult, always expensive 50% to 75% OFF 50% SAVINGS Republican nominee. That’s about million people would vote for him. 3.99-5.99 William Burleigh and sometimes impossible. Every And his people say that if he won a In other words, more than two- eight million votes. What’s more,' Reg. $8 to $12. Save on styles from ALL BELTS deeply, fundamentally wrong. The slate has its own laws governing the couple of large states, such as New FOR INFANTS AND F o r Y o u r Vl'illiaiti Burleigh if) editor of The McCarthy's forces believe that tailored to frilly, In short gowns, mini thirds of the registered voters in the fact that we’ve entered another placement of independent names on Jersey and Illinois, he could deadlock 59*, 2/99* Evansville, Ind., Press. states holding presidential primaries Carter has commissioned a poll presidential election season and been its ballots, and often the laws are the the election proceedings and throw it gowns, baby dolls, pajamas, coats and TODDLERS F r e e z e r chose not to have a voice in the sif­ which indicates the independent has The American condition, columnist met with such disinterest simply kind that give democracy a bad into the House of Representatives. more. Sizes petite to extra-large. ting and winnowing process of fin­ 18 per cent of the electorate’s sup­ Sizes 12 to 24 months and 2 to 4. NEW LOW FREEZER PRICESI George Will told a group not long once again spotlights the problem. name. Delicious isn't it? That the same (Hanging Weight) ding an occupant for the White port. That's 15 million'votes. Save 60% on sunsults, sundresses, Experts who have fretted over the In West Virginia, for example, Genu McCarthy who destroyed Lyn­ ago, can be summed up in three House. Assuming that McCarthy’s support sentences, we’re hearing these days; question are not lacking in voters who signed petitions for don Juhiisun and thereby created the flame-retardant summer sleepers, Even more troublesome is the out­ explanatidhs for why the voters are would hurt Carter more than Ford, McCarthy were automatically swim outfits and more, reg. 3.50-$14. WESTERN STEER “Your check is in the mail.” the alternative candidate could turn Richard Nixon administration is .JUNIORS. look for November, when the big dice turned off. They point to the dis­ expunged from the Democratic and once again of crucial strategic “I will respect you as much in the are rolled. a close November race into a stun­ morning.” enchantment with Washington, the Republican roles, making significance to the Grand Old Party. Since 1928, the number of eligible Watergate scandal, too-big govern­ ning disaster for the Democrats. ENTIRE STOCK HIND QUARTERS “la m from the government and I Well, admittedly this is am here to help you.” voters who have failed to go to the ment. too-rosy promises, the whole OF LONG AND SHORT JUNIOR SPORTSWEAR polls in a presidential election has speculative. Particularly since there These wry observations say a lot of things. consistently exceeded the number has for many months now been Open forum .MENSWEAR. world about the cynicism and We’re running the risk of out­ COTTON LOUNQEWEAR Come mix and match these great Junior who actually voted for the winner. precious little indication from the selfishness that permeate national smarting ourselves. We won’t vote That’s not a very praiseworthy population that McCarthy is so pop­ 1/2 OFF and mora looks of the season and save 50% tool' life. And if more evidence is wanted, because “they” are all crooked. Or record and it indicates that the ular. Actually, even the candidate You’ll love the tiny price tags on you need look no further than this we won’t vote because we argue our Critical of coverage Save 50% on everything a man needs, lb- problem has been around awhile. But one vote won’t do any good. Or we will admit only a minority of these muslin, gauze, voile and woven 150 Iba. Average last presidential primary season. Americans know who he is and even PANTS 6.99- 9.99 from casual to suiting up. Don't miss what has happened in recent years won’t vote because we don’t like the twi.> ..ceureU in a Stokes basket. She cotton shifts, floats, caftans and dus Will Cut To Your Spacincallona While Jimmy Carter and the others fewer are aware of his candidacy. In To the editor: the savingsl makes the past prologue. looks of any of the guys who are run­ never moved during the slow, tor­ have been capturing the headlines, a poll of 30 state officers (not gover­ In reading the “account” of the tarsi Lots of colors and styles. SKIRTS something of less glitter but equal The number of registered voters ning, at least the way tney come re.scue of Mrs. Viola Miffitt by turous ascent, as fire fighters at the 6.99 MEN’S SUITS, reg. $110-$120 54.98-59.99 giew only slightly from 87 million to across on the TV set. nors) taken at the recent national crest pulled up the ropes, and those import has been taking place governor's convention in Penn­ Eighth District fire fighters, I drew SPORT COATS, reg. $50-$65 24.89-31.99 WHOLE 88 million from 1968 to 1974. Yet the Yet who stands to lose the most? If 011 the slope handed her from man to although it has attracted scant atten­ sylvania, 18 did not know McCarthy the following conclusion: TOPS LEISURE SUITS, reg. $65-$75 26.99-36.98 tion. number of registered non-voters you don’t like the choice of a Jimmy man. 4.99- 8.99 was running, three thought he’d died The only way that a fire depart­ soared from 8 million in 1968 to 25 Carter or a Ronald Reagan or a • ment rescue is worthy of a full arti­ I feel that these twenty men (equal LEISURE TOPS, reg. $22-$34 10.99-16.99 TENDERLOIN OF BEEF It is the phenomenon of the no- years ago and two didn’t recognize show voters. million in 1974. Gerald Ford, shall we blame the one- cle in The Herald is to have it involve to ten engine companies in some SAVE 50% Of special concern is the disappoin­ the name at all. Despite the record number of third who advanced them or the two- tile town's almighty Hurst tool. In other outfits) deserved some men­ SELECTED JUNIOR SAVE ON SHORT SLEEVED KNIT ting turnout of young voters, those primaries, the emergence of non- thirds who yawned? fact, then why was there a total lack tion of their deeds. But just as The SPECIAL GROUP AND SPORT SHIRTS, REGULARLY recently franchised at age 18, who DRESSES Washington faces and the hoopla Do we have anyone to blame but of details concerning this incident? Herald building is located south of have generally failed to respond to BIKINIS AND BRIEFS $8-$10 which presumably enlivens this land ourselves? Thought the ’Turnpike, its allegiances are, too. OrIg. 1.25 to $3. Nylon and cotton 1/2 OFF every four years, less than one-third the new duties of citizenship in the With ourselves that’s where the I sincerely believe that this rescue in behalf of the rescuers of Mrs. Mif- 3.99-4.99 * numbers that were predicted. styles In lacy or tailored trims. Orig. $22 to $34. Save on summer of those eligible bothered to vote in answer rests. And it’s not at all naive was the 'most spectacular fill. I would like to thank The 1.89 The no-show voter has suggested or idealistic to ask what we as a (Louis Evely writes, “Spiritually, Manchester has seen since the heroic Manchester Herald — for nothing, street length styles, pretty long WALK SHORTS the 31 states with elections. Many have comfortable cotton crotches. for some time that something is country intended to do about it. our future consists, not in ceasing to actions of Suhie and Sartor over Siftcerely, I Come In and scoop up a drawerfull dresses and assorted Jumpsuits In Reg.$10-$12 Large 7-lb. Average, No Pee-Waea view ourselves as sinners, but in .south a few years ago. Paul V. Gworek, captain' polyesters, cotton bjends, Calcutta cloths. Will Cut Into Filet MIgnon, Roeet, or ae you deelre. seeing that fact ever more clearly, The three EMTs who aided Mrs. 8th District Fire 4.99-5.99 accepting it and rejoicing in God’s Miffitt at the bottom of the embank­ Department WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIM IT QUANTITIES ol I hr rr^islr power and incredible desire to rescue ment had to descend the sheer drop 274 Green Rd. ...iiion> Ihiin l\v(»-lhinls oi' lh«> r<>LMHl<>rnl \tHn> in |ln> -ijiirs liol.lin ; WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMPSI |»n .HMlrnliiil |iriniiirirH cliosm nol lo htivr us in spile of everything.” on ropes. Seventeen other men P.S. Now that the District is ob­ • MANCHESTER PARKADE • TRI-CITY PLAZA, VERNON • CORBINS COr n sd it \oirr in |lu> ■uil'iini. .iml The Sisters of stati(med themselves along the drop, taining its own Hurst tool, I wonder if SPECIALS ARE GOOD THURS., FRI., and SAT. Mowiiif' |)roc«vs.s of finding im occnptinl foi . FARMINGTON VALLEY MALL . NEW BrITa iN . BRI8?S! S f/S X "''" ■ JULT22WI.. 23rdL, A 24Hi.. llir \\ hit)' llnii-«'.' the Congregatidn gaining precarious footholds and The Herald will decide that enough • n e w LONDON MALL • QROTON PLAZA de Notre Dame of toping themselves m, too. After print has been devoted to this tool? It Manchester Parkade and TrI-CIty Plaza, Vernon open Mon. thru FrI. ’til 9 p.m., Sat. ’til 6 St. Bartholomew Parish being given first aid. Mrs. Miffitt wouldn't surprise me at all. - ' ^. PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., July 21. 1976 M^CHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mancheiter, (kwm.. Wed.. July 21, 1976 — PAGE SEVEN New$ analvaiB Dateline 1776 Herald yesterdays O’Neill victory called reaction 25 years ago Town Planning Commission recommends to the Board By United Press International of Directors the installation of several new sidewalks, a PHILADELPHIA, July 21-- Benjamin Franklin regret­ traffic survey to relieve the Thursday night traffic con­ to long domination by Hartford fully sent word to Adm. Lord Howe that the terms of the gestion on Main St., and the immediate start of construc­ British Peace Commission's offer of reconciliation were tion on a new high school. By JUAN TAMAYO necessarily an anti-Grasso vote,” disproportionate to its popuiation, “nacceptabie and amounted to nothing more than “offers, said one committeeman. “A lot of it the second-largest in the state. pardon upon submission.” “It must give your Lordship 10 years ago HARTFORD (UPI) - William was because Kelly is from Hartford, O'NeiU’s re-election as Democratic After Bailey died, Mrs. Grasso to be sent so far on so hopeless a business,” Franklin Eighth District Fire Chief Francis Limerick is reap­ Carbone is from Hartford, and the recommended O'Neill, manager t)f acquaintance from London, pointed to his post by district directors. state chairman apparently was a party's been run from Hartford for reaction against Hartford's her 1974 campaign for governor, to 0 1 - many years.” take over. But O'Neill later fell in traditional control of state politics, Nicholas A. Carbone is Kelly's party officials said. disfavor when he failed to muster close friend and political ally. As enough legislative support for some They said Gov. Ella T. Grasso no Hartford town chairman before Kel­ doubt took her lumps by backing the of the governor's controversial ly, he started a controversial suit, op- budget-balancing programs — loser in Monday's election, Hartford p o s^ by many small-town officials, IFbrINsWecks Town Chairman Peter Kelly, but eliminating a $29 million veteran's against Hartford's suburbs. fund and putting state employes on a they stressed many anti-Kelly votes “The loyalty to the governor is still were anti-Hartford rather than anti- longer work week. Spedab there. Definitely it's got a lot to do He sought re-election despite Mrs. Grasso. with Hartford,” said another com­ While Mrs. Grasso remained Grasso's charges he should not be lupon mittee member and ranking party of­ party chief and at the same time lead publicly neutral in the battle between 20 Exposure ficial. Neither wanted to be iden­ the Democratic majority in the f id O'Neill and Kelly, behind the scenes tified. Kodocolor Film she pressured members of the State Connecticut House. State Democrats were ruled with Carbone and other Hartford of­ ^Devaleping CMd Central Committee — the party's an iron hand for more than 20 years board of directors — to vote for Kel­ ficials fell into disfavor with state P r i n ti n g by John M. Bailey, a Hartford at­ lawmakers last year by introducing a ly- torney who also served as national The committee Monday elected bill giving cities broader powers to *■ party chief under Presidents float bond issues to attract more O'Neill of East Hampton to a new Kennedy and Johnson. Bailey died two-year term, giving him 40 votes to businesses and industries. last year. Lawmakers approved the bill, and Kelly's 28. New Haven County Sheriff Hartford also is the state's capital Henry Healy got four votes. then were embarrassed when Mrs. and, with its many state office Grasso vetoed it after several "An anti-Kelly vote wasn't buildings, the city exerts an influence $2.99 charges that it would have opened per roll municipal treasuries to raids by un­ scrupulous politicians. must ocmmpony order Cowboy turns artist Hartford won its suit against sub­ MICHAEL O. WESTER works part time at a lumber yard and urbs for failing to provide adequate The spends the rest of his time oil pain­ housing for poor families, and a WHITEFACE, Texas (UPI) - A federal judge ordered federal grants Complete s cowpuncher all his life, Paul Wylie ting or scuipturing. Manchester 'The switch from spurs to easel withheld until the situation was believes everyone should try to do remedied. Health something useful or he will end up, as didn't stop there. Wylie also has Parkade turned his attentions to another The decision, regarded as a land­ he puts it, like lice living off cattle. mark case, could have an impact in Store So a few years ago, as Wylie project dating from his youth. ‘UVE SAVE YOU MONEr Only “I was raised on a ranch near the rest of the state which is watched the big spread ranching he predominently suburban. knew disappear, he decided to Whiteface, and in 1949 while in high become an artist and capture on can­ school I helped pour the concrete vas or in bronze some of the things slab for the first building erected at 3 | : p i had seen and done in his lifetime. 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The owner of the set said she c “ | ( semester Monday through -> S '? ! broken into, police. said, but they two men, one of whom she knew, got to the store before it opened. She walked into her apartment and asked placed the set in front of the store, Thursday, July 26-29, and h 3 : have no reports of anything missing from the home. for change for a $20 bill. She went to and left for a moment. Monday through Thursday, Aug. 2-5, from 9 a.m. to 1 • « ? a . The vehicle turned up abanddned her pocketbook and took out $100. When she returned, the television p.m. in Room 100 of the Tuesday night near Buckley School. The acquaintance, whom she knew had been taken, police said. There Faculty East building on Police said the vehicle had been was no value given for the set. 8 | 3 ^ § the main campus of the < < (0 2 driven on school property and caused only as “Bob,” grabbed the money, Z wm No charges were lodged in the The meeting will be held ^T3 ja;;' OK 2 2 5 g o The other Vehicle was a farm trac­ matter. in the Women’s Center • ST <0 A 0'< i i c n i ? S £ ? o 0 2 tor operated by John R. Wilson of deputy chief s - '*a o x T3 0- 2 2 trailer on the main cam­ PHOTOGRAPHER HOURS 10 A M TO 8 P.M. • X f O * Avery St., South Windsor. Bidwell 59 - O WT3 3 Ralph W. Rush, 21, of 351 Oakland Applications for the deputy police pus, beginning at 7:30 p.m. | i i | $ i -• -» flj o “g C o S was treated and released at Rd. was arrested Tuesday night on a Discussion and q® 3 ^ 0 Rockville General Hospital. Court is chief position will be opened and Tues. Wed. Thurs. Fri. Sat. i r - ^ s a j o i - court warrant charging him with refreshments will follow Aug. 3. reviewed “as soon as we can do it,” o - < third-degree assault. The charge the presentation. Admis­ o ^ Asst. Town Manager Charles stems from a disturbance Monday sion is free of charge. July July July July July ■ s S | s John Grimaldi, 17, of 9 Robert Rd., McCarthy said today. « 5;® :5 night in the Fat Cat Cafe on Sullivan Tuesday was the cutoff date for Ms. O’Brien is a writer Vernon, was charged Tuesday with Ave., police said. and free-lance interior l3 2 o failure to drive a reasonable distance applying for the job. A minimum of 20 21 22 23 24 He was to appear in Common Pleas four year’s experience with the decorator who lives with apart, after a two-car accident at Court 12 in East Hartford today. her son in an urban com­ I Dart Hill Rd. and Rt. 83. Police Department at a rank of sergeant or higher is required, as is mune in Hartford. She will completion of a two-year college focus her talk on the Satellite transmits testimony program in an appropriate field. various alternatives MANCHESTER The position will be filled by women have for deter­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - For the 1145 Tolland Turnpike current provisions of the Federal departmental promotion, and it is mining personal and first time. Congress has received Communications Commission. generally expected that Patrol Capt. collective living situations. testimony by way of a com­ '''2 S ® Williams sat In a cable television Richard Sartor will be appointed to m 3 " S 2 = munications satellite. studio in Santa Monica, Calif., and ManchMttr ®S = £ the position. IK3 3- T5 ® The cable television industry was questioned from Washington by The position will pay from $18,000 Hospital 3 :r. • arranged to have the testimony Rep. Lionel Van Deerlin, D-Calif., a W0) o">4 o3 to $20,118 per year and will be notaa relay^ Tuesday from a satellite or­ former San Diego broadcaster. 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( PAGE TEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., July 21, 1976 Mn. Charlotte Carlson MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, (kinn.. Wed.. Julv 21. 1978 PAfTTr iri.p.virN Obituaries Mrs. Charlotte (Prison, 92, of 91 Senate extends EVERrmiNt FORJOUR BARBEQUE _ V.... *. .S W.SV. A ...... • • • • • • Chestnut St. died Tuesday at a Manchester convalescent home. She was the widow of John Carlson. income tax cuts Mrs. Carlson was bom in Sweden PINEHURST».{he Meat Store Ernest Manning active WASHINGTON (UPI) — ’The Senate has agreed to ex­ 302 Miln SIrsst, Manchsotsr and lived in Manchester for the past tend current income tax cuts at least through 1977, tur­ UhA swimmers splashing to sweep 76 years. ning back all efforts to cut popular deductions for state USDA Choice Steaks, Hamburgs, our own S to the lb. in Bolton civic affairs Survivors are 2 sons, Frank and local gasoline taxes. Patties, Tobin’s 1st Prize and Grote and Weigel Franks... MONTREAL (UPI) - eight events. Perdue fresh Broilers, Breasts and Legs of tender Thumer barely edged out Shirley and one in diving, America earned a Carlson of Manchester and John Both actions were reverses of the Finance Com­ Brian Goodell, who said that for preliminaries and final. "It’s like a BOLTON — Ernest B. Manning, 53, Rowland Manning of Bridgeport, Chicken. Barbeque utensils $1.49 each. Chauvinistic in their success, Babashoff in the 400-meter freestyle. fourth gold medal ’Tuesday when Don Carlson of Lakeworth, Fla.; a mittee’s massive tax revision bill, which has run into in­ the first part of his race he felt like log, it just keeps rolling on.” of 33 Watrous Rd., who was active in Vt.; and three sisters. Dr. Imogene * ••••••••••••srssnisssasaasassssssia^ssssss It was Babashoff’s second silver of daughter, Mrs. Laura Turner of smug in their attitude and Haldeman of Souderton, Pa., won the . Bolton's civic affairs, died early this Tarcauanu of Lebanon, Mrs. creasing criticism for dozens of amendments added for All our Patties, fresh or frozen, are made by us from he was in bed dreaming, outduelled the games, and although her time of California; a brother, David Carlson brash in their outlook, trapshooting with a score of 190. morning at Manchester Memorial Deborah Wanagel of Coventry and special interests. Fresh USDA Choice Beef. teammate Bobby Ifackett to win the 4:10.46 broke the former world Hospital after being stricken at his Mrs. Harriett Hinckley of Williman­ of West Hartford; 12 grandchildren, With committee Chairman Russell Long, D-La., saying America’s men swimmers are 1,500 meters in 15:02.40, and John This enabled the United States to In other developments Tuesday, 21 great-grandchildren and a great- record by more than a second, she home. He was the husband of Mrs. tic. it probably will take another two to three weeks to com­ DELUXE CHOPPED splashing their way toward an Hencken then captured the 100-meter overtake East Germany in the medal the U.S. women’s basketball team great-grandchild. was disappointed at losing the gold. Anne Maillet Manning. The family funeral service is plete the bill, the Senate next turns its attention to a unprecedented clean sweep of breaststroke in 1:03.11. It was the fourth triumph in as standings with seven gold, six silver evened its record at 1-1 'oy beating Graveside services are Thursday Mr. Manning was a member of the Friday at 2 p.m. at the Manning series of "people” provisions including expanded tax SIRLOIN PATTIES every event on the Olympic It was almost a day of disaster for many races for the East Germans, and three bronze. The East Germans Bulgaria, 95-79; U.S. Greco-Roman Bolton Board of Tax Review and the home, 33 Watrous Rd. Burial will be at 11 a.m. in West Cemetery, breaks for child care and retirement income. the U.S. on another front, though, as are next with 6-4-4 while the Soviet wrestlers, a sport in which the Cromwell. program. and they very possibly will go on to Park Commission. He also was one in Bolton Center Cemetery. The bill, including the tax cuts, must go back to the Puerto Rico, led by guard Butch Lee capture every event. Union, with four, is the only other Americans never have won a medal, The John F. Tierney Funeral of the commissioners in the town’s Friends may pay respects to the House, which passed a similar bill earlier. Some action *i.ao lb . Except for the fact they’ve been of Marquette with 35 points, came ’The U.S. girls did manage a country with more than one gold scored two upsets as middleweight baseball program. He was employed family Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Home, 219 W. Center St., is in charge must be taken by Sept. 1 to guarantee that the income tax warned not to speak of it any longer within a basket of producing the medal. Dan Chandler of Minneapolis of arrangements. breakthrough in the water, though, as research technician at Pratt and p.m. at the Manning home. withholding rate will not rise when a temporary freeze on each - or risk a “kick in the teeth” from biggest upset in Olympic basketball when Jenny Chandler of Lincoln, decisioned Csaba Hegedus of There are no calling hours. the rates expires. Whitney Division of United The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 their coach — the star-studded Yanks history. ’The Yanks managed to pull Ala.', won the three-meter Hencken, who also had won a gold Hungary, the 1972 gold medalist, and LEAN in the 1 ^ games at Munich, said the Technologies Corp., East Hartford. Main St., Manchester, is in charge of The 66 to 28 vote to extend the tax cuts through 1977 are proving that silence is just as out a 95-94 squeaker, and it took two springboard dive with a backward superheavyweight Willie Lee of Mun- continuing success of the swimmers He was born Dec. 26, 1922 in West arrangements. Miss Agnes V. Donovan overturned the Finance Committee’s recommendation golden when it comes to winning questionable calls by the officials to 2t4-somersault in the tuck position. cie, Ind., pinned four-time world Lafayette, Ind., and lived in The family suggests that any that one major element of the tax cut — the $35 per per­ HKMIRST PATTIS medals. secure the victory. serves as a hype to the others who champion Alexander Tomov of Miss Agnes V. Donovan, 93, "That was probably the best one of follow. Manchester before coming to Bolton memorial gifts may be made to the son tax credit — be ended next June 30 as a way to hold In contrast to the invincible men Bulgaria; and in boxing ban­ formerly of 39D Bluefield Dr., died ’They made it 5-for-5 ’Tuesday night that particular dive I’ve done in a 10 years ago. During World War II, Heart Association of Greater Hart­ down the revenue loss in the bill. swimmers, the American women tamweight Charles Mooney out­ Tuesday at a Manchester convales­ *1.301b. with two more victories, both in year because it’s been stinking up the "It keeps everybody all psyched he served with the U.S. Marine Corps ford, 310 Collins St., Hartford. cent home. However, opponents said this was merely a ploy to give have been unable to break through pointed former European champion world record times, and they’ll be big pool,” said Chandler, a 17-year-oId, up,” said the 22-year-old Stanford in the Asiatic theater. additional tax breaks to special interests, and it was ob­ the superiority of their East German one gold they thought they had in the Juad Rodriguez of Spain and Miss Donovan formerly operated a favorites in six of the remaining dark-haired high school senior. student, who tied his world record Other survivors are three sons, vious that the tax cuts would be extended next year 26* each counterparts. They lost out on the bag Tuesday night when Pietra flyweight Leo Randolph advanced on beauty salon in Hartford for many Along with the two in swimming anyway. once and broke it twice during the a forfeit. Thomas A. Manning, Edward P. Mrs. Antonietta Evangelista years. She organized the Connecticut The same delicious Patties are available freshly frozen Manning and Philip J. Manning, all The vote came on an amendment by Sen. James Allen in 4 lb. boxes. , Hairdressers and Cosmetologist D-Ala. at home; five daughters, Susan I. Mrs. Antonietta Tucci Evangelista, Association and was a past president '^ is week thru July 24th get free with any 4 lb. box of In two votes, the Senate affirmed its intention to leave Patties...! Heinz Sweet Hamburger or India Relish. Manning, Karen A. Manning, Laurie 81, of New Britain died Tuesday night of the Hairdressers’ Legislative the popular deduction for state and local gasoline taxes A. Manning, Marcia J. Manning and at New Britain General Hospital in Committee. She was the first woman For a really deluxe barbeque try a Pinehurst individual just as it is. It voted 50 to 42 to reverse the Finance Com­ Diane R. Manning, all at home; four New Britain. She was the mother of to serve on the state Hairdressers boneless Shell Loin Steak, or buy a whole 7 lb. Tenderloin brothers, Normand Manning of Had- Salvatore Evangelista of mittee’s decision to allow deductions only over the first at $2.98 lb. and have our meat cutters cut It up for you. Boycott likely Commission and was appointed to Herald angle n $50 of tax, then voted 54 to 38 against an amendment by dam, Millard Manning of Williman- Manchester. that post by the late Gov. Jonathan tic, Oliver Manning of Lebanon and Other survivors are her husband, Trumbull. Sen. Adlai Stevenson, D-Ill., to kill the deduction. USDA Choice meat price* are lower and we another son, a daughter, a brother, She was born in Lewiston, Maine, start with a Ireezpr *paclal...USDA Choice Earl Yost .Mrs. Phyllis B. Bowler three sisters, five grandchildren and and lived in the Hartford-Manchester HIndquarler (165 lb. avg. custom cut), freezsr • against USA one great-great-pandchild. Ford and Reagan wrapped, sharp frozen $1.09 lb. Ask for Frank ELLINGTON - Mrs. Phyllis area all her life. Sports Editor The funeral will be Friday at 9:30 There are no immediate survivors. Toro* or Ed Fontana...thsy will gladly freezer Brown Bowler, 73, of 32 Upper wrap any of below listed speclalt. MONTREAL ;UPI) — Jean-Claude Ganga, the pied piper who a.m. from the Donald D. Sagarino The funeral is Friday at 8:30 a.m. in war of nerves Butcher Rd. died this morning at Funeral Home, 109 North St., New led the African march out of the Olympics, leaves Montreal Rockville General Hospital. She was from the John F. Tierney Funeral USDA CHOICE SHOULDER (Clod) Britain, with a Mass at 10:30 at St. Home, 219 W. Center St., with a Mass By LEWIS LORD Wednesday silent over what sporting reprisals may be taken the widow of Raymond E. Bowler Sr. Ann's Church in New Britain. Burial One job never safe Mrs. Bowler was born July 31,1902 at the Church of the Assumption at 9. United Press International won’t be easy to fill as publicist for against the United States if it goes ahead with its plans to send a will be in St. Mary’s Cemetery, New Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery, Both sides agree there’s a war of nerves being waged 0VE8 or POT ROAST One job that is never safe is that of in Rockville, daughter of the late Britain. the New England Whalers. The women’s gymnastics team to South Africa next month. John W. and Louisa Pinney Brown, Waltham, Mass. between President Ford’s camp and Ronald Reagan’s coaching or managing a professional former Boston sportswriter, who G anga, Congolese sec re ta ry plan to change the tour. Since the Friends may call at the funeral Friends may call at the funeral strategists. sports team. and lived in the area all her life. resigned, gave a top-grade perfor­ general of the Supreme Council for ^uth African Gymnastics Federa home Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. home Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m Jim Baker, in charge of lining up delegates for Ford, The latest to bite the dust is stone­ Survivors are 2 sons, Raymond E. mance in his duties with the club. African Sports, pressed for the mass tion is a member in good standing of dismissed Tuesday as "psychological warfare” claims by faced Darrell Johnson, who proved to Bowler Jr. of Ellington and Neil Speaking of the Whalers, the WHA exodus of African and Arab athletes the FIG and the tour was set up as a Reagan's camp that their candidate had 1,140 GOP 1.29 lb. be a winner In his minor league Thompson of East Granby; a Mrs. Arnold P. Konkler team will have a working agreement from the Montreal Games because of joint venture of two country’s national convention delegates - 1 0 more than needed for travels in the managerial field, but the presence of New Zealand, whose daughter, Mrs. Willis Torrey of Mrs. Alberta. P. Konkler, 67, of 458 Hog herds INDIVIDUAL BLADE with Providence in the American federations, there is no problem,” the presidential nomination. could not wave his magic wand in the rugby players are touring South Rockville; a sister, Mrs. Gordon W. Middle Tpke. died Monday at I3IBE STEAKS Hockey League...Chip Conran, Mrs. Fie said. Baker said Ford has 1,119 delegates and hopes to reach major leagues — two years In a row. Africa. By Wednesday 28 countries Christopher of Exeter, N.H.; 11 Manchester Memorial Hospital. She STEAKS former Manchester High and Keene "As far as we’re concerned, 1,130 by the end of this week. Johnson just couldn’t handle the 25 had anwered his call and boycotted grandchildren and 4 great­ was the wife of Arnold P. Konkler. quarantined * 1 .7 9 „ State College athlete, will join the there’s nothing that comes under the grandchildren. Meanwhile, the Federal Election Commission ap­ men wearing home uniforms with the games. Mrs. Konkler formerly was BOSTON (UPI) - The U.S. *1 .7 9 ,. faculty at St. Jam es School in jurisdiction of the IOC (International proved giving nearly $22 million to Jimmy Carter’s cam­ Red Sox lettering on the shirts. ”I have not made any approach to The funeral is Friday at 11 a.m. at employed as a Manchester school Agriculture Department Tuesday September...Hat is doffed to Jim Olympic Committee) and I’m sure the Ladd Funeral Home, 19 Ellington paign. An equal amount will go to the GOP nominee. This Freshly Sliced 'The biggest rap against Johnson, a the Americans over the tour,” he crossing guard. She was an Army Air quarantined all hog herds in Freah Pork Small McKay, anchorman, for ABC’s they’re going to continue to go.” Ave., Rockville. The Rev. David is the first presidential election to be financed by federal r o a s t lE E f hero less than a year ago when he said Tuesday. “It has not come into Corps veteran of World War II. She Massachusetts and Rhode Island as coverage of the Summer Olympic TTie IOC, while being powerless to funds. t a v e r n l o a f SPAR E RIBS steered the Red Sox to the divisional Eusden of Union Congregational well as Cheshire, Hillsborough and Games in Montreal...Larry Olsen, effect.” Asked if Africans would be stop the tour by legislation, has in­ was born June 24, 1909 in Hornell, The Reagan strategist said the battle in the next HOT HAM For your Barbaqu* and American League pennant and a w Church, Rockville, will officiate. Rockingham counties in New Manchester High faculty member asked to boycott meets that involved dicated its disapproval through IOC N.Y., and lived in Manchester for the several days would be "a psychological one” with each ROILED HAMS berth in the World Series, was his in­ Burial will be in Ellington Center Hampshire. and former head football coach, is in the U.S. if the tour went ahead, President Lord Killanin. past four years. side revealing new delegate pledges in hopes of showing and dozen* of ability to communicate. (UPI PhJto) Cemetery. Kathy Ellis, spokeswoman for the USDA CHOICE Montreal for the Olympic Games. Ganga replied, “It is too soon.” Philip Krumm, president of the Other survivors are a two sons, that its candidate had momentum. other cold cuts It was obvious for some time now Friends may call at the funeral departm ent’s Hog Cholera Task L E A N FR ES H VS A' Mrs. Jackie Fie, U.S. represen­ U.S. Olympic Committee, said he Williard Brown of Corning, N.Y., and The latest UPI tally shows 1,113 delegates in Ford’s that General Manager Dick ’s Scott May battles for rebound home Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Force, said the states involved had GROUND MEAT tative to the International Gym­ had been asked by Killanin to make David Strickland, serving with the column and 1,061 pledged or leaning to Reagan with 85 Bonalaas Froth O’Connell would replace Johnson as p.m. also declared quarantines. The com­ Block Island nastics Federation, said she saw no inquiries. Navy in Great Lakes, 111.; and a delegates uncommitted. *1.19 lb field manager. Jimmy Thordsen of Puerto Rico eyes ball in 95-94 loss bined state and federal rulings will Kingman Nutmegger conflict in the tour which does not in­ ”We don’t know if they’re really sister, Mrs. Treva Grass! of West A new addition to Reagan’s column is Sen. Strom Thur­ SWORDFISH (10 lb. lot* S1.1S lb.) It’s a lot easier getting rid of the stop the movement of hogs within or Major league home run leader volve members of the U.S. Olympic planning to go or not,” said Krumm. Mrs. Arthur J, Galinat Seneca, N.Y. mond, the ^ u th Carolina conservative who headed the manager than firing 25 players. team. from the two states and three New David Kingman is residing in “If they are, we’re concerned about COVENTRY — Mrs. Frances Man­ Graveside services will be Dixiecrat ticket of 1948. John Sears, Reagan’s campaign Early Morning Pickins FRESH CORN Managers are hired to get fired and Hampshire counties, she said. of from Connecticut. ’The New York Met out­ “ As far as I know there isn’t any it.” ning Galinat, 86, of Grant Hill Rd. Thursday in Mt. Hope Cemetery, manager, said Thurmond’s support will be "of great Burnham’s nearby farms. for Johnson it was the first time in A case of hog cholera was con­ fielder has a Cos Cob address. He’s died Tuesday at Windham Communi­ Ebenezer, N.Y. value in the South.” Long Island his six-year career that he got the ax. firmed Saturday in a herd of 400 hogs not available for speaking ty Memorial Hospital, Willimantic. The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Democratic nominee Jimmy Carter told a news con­ Johnson had winners in the Eastern in Holden, Mass. Large Native engagements or personal She was the wife of Arthur J. Main St., is in charge of ference at Plains, Ga., he wouldn’t make a political issue POTATOES and International League before he Ms. Ellis said the entire herd of 400 appearances...If Moriarty’s are to Galinat. arrangements. of Ford’s pardon of Richard Nixon. BLUEBERRIES reached Boston and gave the club a were destroyed Tuesday. The owner 9 8 * „ catch East Hartford in the Twilight Mrs. Galinat was born Jan. 20,1890 of the herd will be paid a fair market "The American people know who pardoned President NATIVE TOMATOES loop title in ’66. Discus toss went over wall League’s American Division the in Glastonbury and lived in Nixon, Carter said. “They don’t need it raised by a can­ ’"The Red Sox didn’t make a mis­ MONTREAL (UPI) - Tliuinas Dailey value for the destroyed animals. locals must win tonight in East Hart­ Jose, Calif., policeman, fired a — over a wall about 245 feet out Manchester until moving to Coventry didate for political advantage. I think they would resent it QREEN BEANS New Grads A Wathad take,” Johnson said, "not the way Former world discus record ahead before retiring. She has ELLINGTON — Thomas Dailey, No outbreaks other than the Holden if it was.” Calif. ford. One of the standout members of w om en’s discus — which of the Olympic practice area qualified for Thursday night’s in­ 30 years ago. 66, of 133 Orchard St. died this mor­ one have been reported, Ms. Ellis our club was playing. I don’t blame holder John Powell, a San Asked what he would have done in Ford’s place. Carter CUKES the East array is John Krashefski, a weighs exactly half the men’s Tuesday. dividual finals in balance beam, floor She is also survived by 3 sons, ning at his home. said. However, 27 herds in the region POTATOES Dick O’Connell.” said he wouldn’t have proclaimed a pardon "until after designated hitter, who performed for The flying discus sent spectators exercise and vaulting. She will also Frank L. Galinat and Richard M. Mr. Dailey was born Jan. 5,1910 in are being tested and the task force BEHS W hat’s wrong with the club the trial and, I think, the inevitable conviction of Presi­ East Catholic High this spring...No scurrying for cover and then broke be in the all-around finals tonight, but Galinat, both of Coventry, and Ellington and lived here all his life. has reason to believe these herds selected by a majority to rule the dent Nixon.” h'lnehurst has the low price on summer beverages... one hits a ball harder or longer than when it hit a concrete walkway. He R om ania’s sp ectacu lar Nadia Arthur E.. Galinat of Pennacook, Before his retirement, he was may contain virus. The disease East this season may never be Carter said he will campaign against Ford’s record if COTT Full Quarts known. Steve Krajewski, first baseman with was demonstrating technique to Comaneci was favored as heir ap­ N.H.; 2 daughters, Mrs. Michael G. employed at the Emhart Corp., Hart­ effects only hogs and is not a danger the President gets the GOP nomination, and if Reagan is the Vernon Orioles. The Rockville Lynne Winbigler, America’s lone parent to Tourischeva’s all-around (Faith) Stephens of Manchester and ford. He was a Marine Corps veteran to humans or other animals. One thing certain, the Red Sox are nominated, Carter said, he will point out Reagan’s SINGER ALE, CLUB, TOMC 2/79< High and Eastern Connecticut State Temale Olympic discus entrant. crown. Mrs. William L. (Grace) Yoreo of of World War II. The first case of hog cholera in the in the thick of the running for the flop "inclination to get militariiy involved” in foreign trouble College infielder is a fine pro MONTREAL (UPI) - Tom MONTREAL (UPI) - Granted Bloomfield; a brother, Louis Man­ Survivors are a brother, Charles A. area was discovered in Tiverton, of the year award among teams for spots. Dad’s Old Faahionad SPECIAL 1978. prospect...After missing out last "Sarge” Johnson, assistant U.S. basketball is not exactly the native ning of Glastonbury; 13 Dailey of Rockville;'and a sister, R.I., Feb. 28 in a herd of 1,500. The year after trips to Chattanooga and boxing coach at the Olympic Games, sport of Canada but the officials grandchildren and 16 great­ Mrs. Charles Carnes of West government was forced to destroy 4,- ROOT DEER ORANGE SODA or grandchildren. California in 1974 and 1975 respec­ said only four of America’s 11 boxers handling the Olympic competition in Springfield, Mass. 200 hogs in 30 herds in Rhode Island, GINGER ALE 79 * 6 4 0 Z . tively for the National Tournament, that sport are having a little trouble The funeral is Thursday at 1:30 The funeral is Friday at 8:15 a.m. Fire Calls Three titles clinched are entertaining thoughts about tur­ Massachusetts and New Hampshire. M o a . 79 * Brown’s Tires took the first step to a ning pro. keeping their scoring summaries in p.m. at Holmes Funeral Home, 400 from the Burke-Fortin Funeral A total of $481,000 was paid to Championship honors In three of order. Main St. The Rev. Robert Bechtold, second trip to Tennessee in ’The four are the Spinks brothers, Home. 76 Prospect St., Rockville, farmers whose hogs were destroyed. the Recreation Department’s nine September by winning the Connec­ For instance: when Egypt pastor of Second Congregational Something new, which will retail at ZC more when Leon and Michael, Howard Davis and with a Mass at St. Bernard’s Church, The Hog Cholera Task Force lifted Muiicliester S u i i l l i \\ ii u la u r slow pitch softball leagues have been forfeited to Italy Tuesday, the Church of North Coventry, will of­ this deal is over... GIANT 64 oz. bottles of the old ticut ASA women’s title last Satur­ heavyweight Johnny Tate. Rockville, at 9. Burial will be in its last quarantine in the region on Today, 11:05 a.m. — Water Tuesday, 1:47 p.m. — False clinched, all by clubs with un­ Italians had to go through a ficiate. Burial will be in Grant Hill favorite day. Next stop will be the Regional “But those four have to get the Ellington Center Cemetery. June 4. in basement at 53 Philip Dr. alarm at the Eli Terry School. defeated records. David’s tops the event next month in Pittsfield...Tom ceremonial jump ball and score one Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral (Town) Tuesday, 2:59 p.m. — Brush Feline League while Looking Glass right deal,” Johnson emphasized. Federal quarantines last for a Kelley is doubling as pitching coach "Professional boxing is a tough basket before the game would be of­ There are no calling hours. home Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. minimum of 30 days. fire to the rear of 200 Diane has dominated the Dusty League and Dr. HAWAIIAN PUNCH and batting practice pitcher with business and these kids know it. In ficial. Renzo Bariviera took the tip Renn’s Tavern is atop the Indy loop Tidewater in the International and went in with a lay up for the lone standings. DogfighU in the final the main, young boxers today are in­ ^ague. ’The local pitcher has b^n terested in education and preparing basket of the 2-0 game. Fuel price§ hike cost of living weeks of regular season play remain involved in one decision to date, a After the game, the Canada HERE AT CARTER'S in all other six circuits with one for their futures.” loss. Tidewater has a working agree- MONTREAL (UPI) - Russian scorekeeping crew blew the only WASHINGTON (UPI) - the second highest one- year. Special at 79 “ * game or less separating the top two statistic on the game when they ment . with the New York The cost of living, pushed month increase this year. entries in all but the Candlelight gymnast Ludmilla Tourischeva, who They noted June’s rise, WE BRAG ABOUT OUR USED CARS! Mets...Candlelight Softball Tourna­ published the scoring summary — by spiraling fuel prices, The annual rate increase W a KnAUf ThAu A v a . . . . . > . . 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. (k)nn.. Wed., July 21, 1976— PAGE ’THIRTEEN Player sold Standings ’The San Diego (Chargers Sold linebacker Drew Time for RSox fresh start Golfers sidelined hvlirve ir, or nul Mahalic to the FLETCHER GLASS CO. National League Philadelphia Eagles_____ thurs., fri., and sat American League Ovf 25 Ywi^^KDeflanc^l. MMlilBTEfc in junior tourney Genuine Puka GB GB MORI. and some positive thinking Philadelphia Auto • Plate - Window QIaaa - MIrrora - Qlaat New York All four golfers from Pittsburgh each made it to the second lone Ellington Ridge Furniture Tops • Plduro Framing ■ FIraplace A SHELL NECKLACE NEW YORK (UPI) - For can apply a little pressure to them. Baltimore Manchester Country Club round before bowing out. O m 41 T tw i H Um x o RM la n lM Door MIrrora - Madicina Cablnata - Spaolal Work Jones kept the Ranger’s scoreless by nine games in the AL West. New York representative eliminated It’s happened before. Who knows? Cleveland were sent to the sidelines Open 24 Hours Delly the Boston Red Sox, in a disap­ for six innings until they got four hits Tigers 8, Twins 3 St. Louis Cooney’s match against in the first round. Thomas They may fall apart.” Detroit In the Connecticut State medalist Brian Murphy of pointing fifth place in the to chase him in the seventh. Before Detroit’s Fidrych boosted his Chicago played for Manchester F8R EMEMENCY SERVICE Collootor'a lloma at the unballavabla Rookie left-hander Rick Jones ran Boston Golf Association’s Junior Indian Hill Country Club 00 that, he and the Red Sox defense cut record to 11-2 before a season-high Montreal High this past year. Steve Mandw6ter649-4521 Danlah Platoa low price of American League East, it is a his record to 4-0 with relief help from Milwaukee Champions||ips at the went to the 20th hole before down several Ranger threats. Texas crowd of 30,425 at Minnesota. Rusty Tantillo and Tony Roberto Proaldontlal tim e for fresh starts and Reggie Cleveland, Tom House and Watertown Golf Club in ac­ being decided. Docantora *4 got 14 hits, but stranded 14 runners, of Ellington Ridge each ad­ M o b il Staub drove in four runs with a GB GB tion yesterday. Nullna positive thinking. Jim Willoughby, who snuffed out a off Jones and relievers Reggie Cincinnati 57 35 Strella, Cooney and vanced to the second round HEATINBOILS homer and a sacrifice fly and Ron Kansas City 56 34 Brad Strella was ousted Raproductlona ‘T m not even concerned about the bases-loaded Texas rally in the ninth. Cleveland, Tom House and Jim LaFrands formed the with Roberto advancing to EaUmatea Gladly Given LeFlore knocked home two more Los Angeles 51 41 .554 6 Oakland 48 44 .522 9 in the first round by Bob pennant race,” said Boston’s interim Nelson Briles, 7-6, started and lost Willoughby. nucleus for East Catholic today’s quarterfinals. Tan­ OIL BURNER A Open T h m . Frt. HI G P.M. THE CLOSET with another homer,as the Tigers Houston 48 46 .511 10 Texas 46 43 .517 9\4 A manager Don Zimmer, who acquired for the Rangers. Jones has some impressive minor Pieniadz of Norwich 6 and High’s state Division II tillo was defeated by Jeff HEATING INSTALLATION Plaatlea In Stock 501 East MIddIa Tpka. al spotted the Twins a 3-0 lead and San Diego 46 47 . 495 11 Mi Minnesota 41 48 .461 14W ^ H| B P.RI. his first victory at the helm Tuesday league credentials. ’The Jacksonville, 5. Tim LaFrancis, Mike titlist this year. Hoponick of Racebrook 1- V . 3 / i r - tfc" tht Manchetiar Gratn rebounded to win. Atlanta 42 49 .462 14W Chicago 40 48 . 455 15 54 Mcnee SL, Manchester night, with a 4-2 win over the Texas Fla., native was 13-3 in Class A ball Cooney and Allan Sinicrope Dave ’Thomas was the up on the 19th hole. 643-5135 Slock Shoota or Summer hours: Wed thru FrI. 11-0, A’s 7, Indians 4 San Francisco 39 55 .415 19 California 39 55 .415 19 315 CwnlBf 8t. Manchtstor (Off Conlor Stroot) Cut eizoa Thurs. 'til 10, Sat. 10-5 Rangers. and 7-4 in AA and was the only 20- Phil Garner’s bases-loaded triple Tut-sday's Results Tuesday's Results “ I just want to catch the clubs game winner in the minors last keyed a four-run ninth inning that Pittsburgh 9-3, Houston 5-4 above us. We need to get above .500 season. Oakland 7, Cleveland 4 broke a 3-3 tie and gave A’s reliever New York 2, ([Cincinnati 1 Milwaukee 6, California 2 before we can even begin to think "It’s different pitching in the big Soccer "1 MB’s, MCC score Rollie Fingers his sixth win against Montreal 4, Atlanta 3 Baltimore 10, Kansas City 3 about the Yankees.” said Zimmer, leagues,” he said. “There are some six losses. Sal Bando’s single off San Diego 3, Philadelphia 0 New York 14, Chicago 9 who replaced the fired Darrell John­ things you can’t get away with in the J Twilight victories Dave LaRoche, 0-3, scored Don Chicago 3, & n Francisco 2 Detroit 8, Minnesota 3 JUNIOR son Monday afternoon. majors you can get away with in the Baylor, then Gene ’Tenace walked Los Angeles 3, St. Louis 2 Boston 4, Texas 2 Kejly MeSweeney and Even with the win, the Red Sox minors.” Victories were achieved Tonight the winners face and Garner greeted Jim Kern with 'I'uduy's Games I'uduy's Games John McNamara each stayed 14 games behind New York, a "The hitters know what they are by Manchester’s two East Hartford at McAuliffe his 10th triple. Billy Williams also St. Louis (Denny 5-4) at Los Detroit (Ruble 5-6 and Lemanezyk scored a goal to lead the 14-9 winner over Chicago in a rain- doing because they are always Twilight League baseball Park. East holds a two- contributed a homer for Oakland. Angeles (Sutton 10-8) 1-11 at Chicago (Johnson 8-8 and Hurricanes past the shortened game. Elsewhere, talking to each other in the dugout.” Philadelphia (Kaat 9-4) at San entries last night. game lead in the standings. Brewers 6, Angels 2 Gossage 5-8), 2 Diplomats, 2-1, last, night Crafty Pete Sala tossed a Baltimore whipped Kansas City, 10-3, Orioles 10, Royals 3 Diego (Freisleben 6-6) Down 3-0 after five in Detroit, behind rookie sensation Jerry Augustine raised his record California (Ryan 7-ll) at Cleveland at Illing. Shawn Stanton seven-hitter as Moriarty’s "He doesn’t let anybody get to Baltimore’s Wayne Garland, 12-1, Chicago (Renko 3-5) at San Fran­ nings, MCC rallied for Mark “Bird” Fidrych, beat to 3-7 and Danny Frisella earned his (Waits 3-4), N tallied for the Diplomats. stopped West Hartford at him,” Zimmer said of the 21-year-old scattered seven hits and Bob Grich cisco (Montefusco 8-8) three runs in the sixth and Minnesota, 8-3, Milwaukee topped fourth save on a combined Hve-hitter Oakiand (Torrez 8-9) at New York Barry Vicens’ third Moriarty Field, 6-3, and rookie left-hander. and Lee May contributed an im­ Houston (Andujar 6-5 and Dierker (Hunter 11-8), N period goal gave the pushed across a single tally California, 6-2, and Oakland downed "He’s got a good sinker and curve as the Brewers snapped the Angels’ 9-8) at Pittsburgh (Reuss 9-5 and MCC rallied to beat Hart­ in the seventh to snap its Cleveland, 7-4. pressive offensive show. Grich drove winning streak at four. With Milwaukee (Colborn 6-10) at Kan­ Bicentennials a 1-0 win ford Insurance at St. and a tremendous change of pace,” in five runs with a homer, a triple Demery 5-3), 2 over the Earthquakes. losing skein. "They (the Yankees) are sitting Milwaukee leading 4-1 in the seventh, sas City (Splittorff 10-6), N ’Thomas, 4-3. Zimmer said. "I thought Carl and a bases-loaded walk and May New York (Matlack 10-3) at Cincin­ pretty good right now,” said Boston George Scott and Hank Aaron un­ Boston (Jenkins 8-8) at Minnesota Three two-run frames Russ Bilodeau tossed a Erskine and Johnny Podres had a smashed two homers, bringing his nati (Norman 7-2), N (Goltz 7-8), N MfbGET designated hitter Cecil Cooper, who loaded back-to-back homers to clinch provided a ll the MB five hitter, and Paul great change of pace. But Rick could season total to 17. Doug Bird, 9-3, Atlanta (Ruthven 11-8) at Montreal Baltimore (May 6-7) at Texas Action in the Southern drove in two runs. "But maybe we the win. Aaron’s blast was the 755th (Stanhouse 6-4), N scoring as Jim Balesano Placido collected two be better than both of them.” took the loss for Kansas City, still up I Blvieven 6-12), N Division last night saw the of his career. had a big night at the plate bingles. ’The latter threw a Sounders blank the Astros, with two hits, one a double, perfect strike to catcher 2-0, and the Comets nip the and he ta lli^ twice. ’The Jack Maloney to retire the Stings, 3-2. Best for the Merchants scored all three Golf title at stake Sounders were Charles final out in the last inning Martin made Last night’s softball results runs in the fourth frame. and save the win. Leaders Hendessi and Scott Gor­ man while Scott Fyler and TO.MGHT'S GA.MES Myles McCurry were stan­ right change ( lIVKTEROAK hits inciuding a four- Narkon and King (Jen vs. .Sleuk Out, 6:15 Fuller s Package jumped Batting douts for the Astros. Dale Kuhn and Finley — I'il/.geruld bagger and John Griffin, A1 Blagrove scored all three to an early lead and held on Anderson, Peter Heard and Nuliuiiul League CHICAGO (UPI) — Jim York was "awfully surprised” I'rank's \s. APrinling, tor a 6-5 victory over AB H Pet. goals for the Comets while 7:30 — Fitzgerald Don Forstrom two apiece women's finalists leadoff witnesses when he was called upon to relieve Ken Holtzman for the Vittner's at Fitzgerald. Oliver, Pit 326 115 .353 Paul Nowak accounted for New York Yankees in the first inning against the Chicago Fogarty's \s. Reed, 8:45 for TV. Joe Duva and Crawfrd, St. L 251 85 .339 the Stings’ markers. Glenn Put Collet. Marc Schardt, Kevin Walsh each had White Sox Tuesday night — Fitzgerald Bub Carlson, Don Piecuch Runners-up the past two spring and now plays out of Robinson, Pit 234 79 .338 Setzler and Eric Wallert WASHINGTON (UPI) — Commissioner Bowie Kuhn But it turned out to be a (.11 r Blue vs. Town, 6:15 three blows for Belliveau years in the Women’s Club Rose, Cin 374 125 .334 also played well for the fourth — when Roy White and Steve Howroyd each with Walsh homering. Greenwoods in Torrington. and Oakland’s antagonistic owner Charley 0. Finley were masterful selection by walked, Thurman Munson — Robertson had two blows for Fuller’s. Championship at the Eight women qualified Griffey. Cin 318 105 .330 Comets while Pete Foley the leadoff witnesses today at the first round of con­ Yankees Manager Billy (Jioreli€‘s vs. Gus's, 7:30 Manchester Country Club, McBride. St. L 229 75 .328 and Jim Emmerling were and Chris Chambliss each Mike Pillion, Scott Kelly REG for the championship gressional hearings exploring the problems of pro Martin as York pitched — Roberlsun Nancy Narkon and Joan Foster, Cin 329 107 .325 Sting standouts. singled, Greg Nettles and Jim Tuttle each had a flight. Montanez. Atl 371 118 .318 baseball, football, basketball and hockey over the next seven innings to get his Blue .Moon vs. D irk's, Paul McNamara had King will vie for the 1976 ti­ R.J. Jones and John doubled and, after a walk pair for Vittner’s. Ihi ee hits and Wayne John­ Morgan. Cin 249 79 .317 three weeks. first win since New York 8:1.5 — Robertson tle. Kumpa scored for the to Oscar Gamble, Carlos son and Butch McDowell First round (quarter­ Gronimo, Cin 275 86 .313 Kuhn was on tap to open called him up from IIIMIarket vs. LSBarrel, Narkon, who holds the final) results saw Narkon Olympics en route to a 2-1 May delivered a pinch- in STY two apiece to lead Viiieriran League testimony before a special Syracuse. (»: 15 — .\ebo course record, set earlier ousting Helen Mutty, win over the Hawks. Bill Record single to score two runs' Brad Verona had three Telephone Society past Brett. KC 363 134 .369 House committee headed The Yankees, with 16 Aloriartv's vs. Tommy's, this month, lost in the Isabelle Parciak beating Silver tallied for the and put the Yankees ahead hits and Kay Kandolin two Dean Machine, 10-7, at McRae. KC 307 107 .349 by Rep. B. F. Sisk, D-Calif. LEXINGTON, Ky. hits, won 14-9 in a game to stay. 7:30 — Nebo as Looking Glass blanked finals to Esther Burnham Florence Barre, King top­ LeFlore, Del 327 108 .330 Hawks. Tony Carr’s third Finley was to join three stopped by rain with one l.allirop vs. Oil Heat, Keeney Field. Brad Miller, two years ago. period conversion of a (UPI) — A chestnut colt "1 was just out to win,” Savings Bank of Elliott Svelnys, Dick Usher ping Lynn Prior and Chris Munson, NY 343 112 .327 other major league owners out in the Chicago eighth 6:15 — Nike Last summer, Patty Tor- Shea upending Dot Sauer. Carew, Min 342 109 .319 penalty kick gave the sired by 1973 Triple May said. "It was good and Mancliestei;. 8-0. at Robert- and Clay Hamel each had a — Allan H. Selig of the inning. \nnulli vs. Farr's, 7:30 za Natalie downed King for Semifinal results: Lynn. Bos 302 95 .315 Falcons a 1-0 win over the Crown winner satisfying to get a hit. I ■son Park.' Danny Jylkka pair of base knocks for Milwaukee Brewers, John Secretariat brought a The White Sox batted 11 have no greater incentive — Nike had two of the three the crown. Natalie did not Narkon def. Parciak, King Staub. Det 304 94 .309 Warriors. Dave Gorman Galbraith of the Pittsburgh Dean. Carty, Cle 291 89 .306 world record price of men in the first inning, against Chicago than (jarm an's vs. Vets, 6:15 safeties collected by the enter competition this def. Shea. was best in defeat for the Pirates and Robert L. highlighted by Bill Stein’s — Keeney Chamblss, NY 367 111 .302 Warriors. 91.5 million Tuesday anybody else.” Bankers. WOMEN'S REG Rivers, NY 361 109 .302 Howsam of the Cincinnati night at the concluding three-run homer, to grab a May was traded by the R eds — a fte r K uhn’s 7-0 lead. But that was i; VS l ERN Outhit by five, 16-11, the GJSA session of the Keeneland White Sox to the Yankees Behind the six-hit ( VNUI ELIGIir Bobcats nevertheless came Pitching appearance. Race Course Summer meaningless as the earier this year, with Brett Uuthit by one, 15-14, Basketball Mike Roberts, Bill Frat- 'The 13 members of the pitching of Bob Quaglia, up with the win over the Mo.ll Melories Yearling Sale. Yankees knocked out among the Sox’ Dick's came up with the taroli and Tom Roach each committee were primed to starter Ken Brett in the se­ Gunver Stampers downed Tigers by a 19-18 count at National League: Jones, SD scored a goal as The colt, out of Char- acquisitions in the deal. the 72s, 4-2, at Mt. Nebo. runs for a 9-8 verdict over Cheney Tech in a contest 17-4: Lonborg. Phil 11-5; question them about the ming Alibi, was cond inning when 12 men Munson was the leader Churches Motors at SENIOR I Pisch pupped in 15 tallies Manchester’s “B” team- controversial ruling by went to the plate and New Dave Gunas, Bob called after six innings Bill Morgan pumped in Koosman. NY 11-6; Ruthven, nipped Enfield, 3-2. purchased by a Canadian us the Yanks won for the Uubertson. Jeff Maher had for the Indians. Atl 11-8: Matlack. NY 10-3; Kuhn nullifying Finley’s York scored seven runs to Bradshaw and Quaglia because of darkness. Don­ 19 points and Dale Schmidt syndicate from the con­ 11th time in 12 games with each had two hits for three hits and Lyle East­ Carlton, Phil and Candelaria, $3.5 million sales of three tie the game. na Forde had three hits and 12 to lead Fogarty’s to an SENIOR III Manchester’s “A” team signment of Texas the White Sox this season, Gunver's. Six different man two for Dick’s. Ken Ann Kavadas, Linda Pitt 10-4: Niekro, Atl 10-5; Oakland stars — Joe Rudi, The decisive inning came 81-42 duke o ver Glen Vinnie Kwash had 12 Sutton. LA 10-8; Richard, Hou upped its record to 8-3 with millionaire Nelson driving in four runs with players had hits for the 72s. Guowin had four hits and Wilder and Maureen Rollie Fingers and Vida Bunker Hunt's Bluegrass early — in the Yankees’ Construction last night at points and Phil Conderino 10- 10. a 3-0 whitewashing of Tri- three hits. Gerry Buyak three for Mackiewcz two apiece for Blue. Finley challenged the Farm. Charter Oak Park. Tom nine to pace Manchester American League; Palmer, Town last night. Keith SILK CITY Churches. the Bobcats. For the commissioner’s action Tucker had 16 markers for Finast past Eagle Juniors, Balt 13-8: Garland. Balt 12-1; Stauffer scored two goals The previous record Making every hit count, Tigers, Dot Maselli had with a federal court suit to the losers. 45-26. Matt Atwater had Figueroa, NY 12-6; Fidrych, and Greg Smayda con­ price for a yearling was Trudon VW topped Fogarty Blue Moon took the five hits, Marilyn lift Kuhn’s decision. Phils no puzzle Lum Jefferson netted 12 eight tallies for the Eagles. Det and Campbell, Minn 11-2; verted a penalty kick for 9715,000, which was Bros., 15-4, at Fitzgerald measure of Moriarty Bros, Clmiielewski, Linda Baker Ellis, NY 11-4: Fitzmorris, The A’s owner also was paid for a Spendthrift by a 9-6 count . Rod Ciffin points and Mike Zocco 11 The Rockets took a Manchester. All the openly in opposition this Field. Bob Buttram had and Linda Maselli two each as MCC tupped the Indians KC 11-5; Tanana, Cal 11-8; scoring came in the second Farm colt at last year's tour hits, Greg had a three base hit and forfeit win over Walker’s Dobson. Clev 11-7; Hunter, week to a proposed four- and Diane Minor homered. by a 53-40 count. John Warriors. half. Next action for the Keeneland Summer Sale. to Randy Jones Karakashian three, Rick Steve Cianci two blows for NY 11-8. year contract with the Pro Blue Moon. Joe Camposeo ” A” team is Thursday Baseball Players Associa­ Flynn three including a night at 6:15 at MCC’s NEW YORK (UPI) — The Philadelphia Phillies on the homer and Matt Gayeski had tlii-ee hits and Roscoe tion endorsed by Kuhn and menu are a pitcher’s nightmare but Randy Jones gobbles Musselwhite two for 1 Quart of Cougar Field against ’Tri- ratified by the vote of 17 of and Jeff Selinsky each had Town. Baseball them up as appetizers. two hits and each homered Moriarty s. th e 24 N a tio n a l and Jones won his 17th game Koosman pitched a five- tor Trudon. Rich Marsh FREE Castnu American League owners. and shut out the heavy- hitter in raising his record and A1 Leger each had two NIKE flOW-i ALUMNI JUNIOR hitting Phils for the third to 11-6 as New York beat blows for F'ogarty’s. Behind a 24-hit attack. M O T O R O IL Sports slats Manchester Credit Union time this season in a quick Cincinnati. Gary Nolan suf­ Sportsman Tavern whipped plated 13 runs in the first WITH THE PURCHASE OF Army & Navy one hour, 32-minute fered his fifth loss in 13 Hon Anderson had two Mott's, '23-3, at Nike Field. 3 Quarli C u lro l Molar Oil ol ttw Low WEDNESDAY inning and just held on for workout Tuesday night decisions. Del Unser, who I''rank Filloramo had four Rrioo o« rts Qt aid 1 OS FSlor a 14-11 w in o v e r hits including the game- (Impotlod C a o OiiIt) Moriarty’s vs. lists tourney when he pitched the San was traded along with winner as Reed Construc­ hits and Bruce Peck, Terry BANNINfi’S Merchant, 6 • East Hart­ Manchester State Bank Diego Padres to a 3-0 win Wayne Garrett to the Schilling, Jack McAdam The Army & Navy Qub last night at Cheney Tech. tion nipped Frank’s Market IMPORTED CAR PARTS INC. ford will stage its sixth annual over the Eastern Division Expos for Pepe Mangual , 8-7. Itob Mullen had three and Dave Bidwell three 527 MAIN STREET Tom McCluskey, Larry leaders. Legion vs. East Hart­ Slo-Pitch Softball Tourna­ HOT tips on how to save and Jim Dwyer, went 1-4. hits including a homer. apiece tor Sportsman with MANCHESTER, CONN. ford, 6 • Eagle Field Duff and Mark St. Onge hit “It’s just a team I can Pirates 9-3, Astros 5-4 Bidwell slugging two Mon.-Frl. E-5: Thuri. t-S; Sot. 9-3 ment, Aug. 7-8, 14-15, This best for Credit Union. Eric Murk Anderson and Tim CAU S43-24S3 handle,” Jones said. “I Manny Sanguilfen laced homers, Mott’s totaled THURSDAY year’s dates were changed Klavins, Ed Tluck and Chowanch each had three Offtr Good ’HI ^ COOL dollars on a don’t know why. That a bases-loaded triple to cap four hits. Windsor vs. Legion, 6 • due to Bicentennial Hick Gauruder each had a hits, Norbit Gonsalves two July 24th., 1976 celebrations held in June. changes from year to year a six-run first-inning including a roundtripper Eagle Field pair of hits for the Bankers but I just hope it con­ Pittsburgh outburst and INDY Herb’s vs. Moriarty’s, All games will be played with Klavins driving in and Tom Crane two for at Charter Oak and Robert­ warm summer day! tinues.” help John Candelaria boost HecHl. Jim Dowling and Winning a slugfest. Turn­ 7 6 • St. Thomas three runs. Jones, who has lost four, his record to 10-4. In the pike TV got past Belliveau Vernon vs. MCC, 6 • son Parks. All playdowns Don Bergin each had three will be single elimination ★ RIGHT NOW you can count on the continues to solidify his nightcap, Enos Cabell hits and John Barry, I’aiming, 15-14, at Nike. S r ______to and from i Moriarty Field Dave Nurmi had two hits chance to become the tripled and scored on a Darrell Netto had three with the final three teams including a game-winning beet selection of 70 coat fashions...from Collins Judd and Joe National Stars playing double elimination. National League’s first 30- ninth-inning sacrifice fly Quaglia two apiece for fourth inning triple to lead reefers to ‘rabbits,’ fur-trlma, and 'hoods.' game winner since Dizzy by Ed Herrmann to give Trophies will be awarded Liggett Parkade past Mari- Frank's. I ^ H ore tourney loser to first, second and third ponchos, parkas, scarf coats, leathers arid so Dean turned the trick in the Astros a split of the CAPE Mads, 4-3, last night at the much morel Shortleal Pantcoatal Long Coatal 1934. Denny McLain won 31 All-Stars from the place teams, as well as an doubleheader. Of with connecting Mivica to West Side Oval. Mike Mlaaea & Junior SIzeal ^ for Detroit in 1971. Giants 3, Cubs 2 CARTErS Manchester National Little award for M.V.P, and top Falkowski and Craig MARTHA’S VINEYARD "B” team entry. The Padres broke the Chicago’s Rick Reuschel DON’T BE League were ousted in Stevenson were standouts and N A N T U C K E T Team managers can get game wide open with a was coasting along on a BRAND NEW 76 COD District Eight play last on defense for the winners. 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■f PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., July 21. 1976 Book-In proves popular MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., July 21. 1976- PAGE FIFTEEN British politician sees Carter W in Sto^ and photos learn more about their school library tificate. Some of the summer readers By SHEILA TULLER with drawing paper, pencils, and WEST HARTFORD (UPI) - The in the relaxed summer session. are already working toward . their crayons. He said Carter was not well known “I see no reason why because he Nearly 100 new books were general secretary of Great Britain’s During the school year, class time second certificate. There’s also a table set up with a in England but the British expect a has not been on the international purchas^ with a Board of EMucatlon allott^ for library is just along Another plus of the Bookin, she ruling party says the British expect continuation of Anglo-American scene he should not be a success,” mini-grant for Silver Lane School’s particularly made 1000-piece puzzle Democratic nominee Jimmy Carter enough to choose a book and check it said, is more time to really explore Book-Inners try their brains here too cooperation in defense and economic Heyward said. "President Truman Book-In. out. to be the next president of the United the library. They are discovering with hopes of completing the picture affairs. was a newcomer also and he did quite The Book-In, an idea of elementary States. well.” She said "Often these books are put different sections, learning the set up before the Book-In ends July 30. "We don’t know very much about teacher Joyce Woik, aims to bring a aside when returned to the classroom "I would say the people of Britain of the iibrary, and use of the card The Book-In is open weekdays him. But he comes through as a Heyward said his countrymen were iibrary to the chiidren of the Silver and there isn't always enough time to catalog. expect to see a different form of sincere man who wants to give back familiar with former California Gov. Lane School area during summer from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. leadership in the United States after read it all.” Biggest surprise respect to the American people that Ronald Reagan who is challenging vacation. During the past few weeks since Book chats the election,” Ronald G. Heyward, they have lost through no fault of President Ford for the Republican Mrs. Woik and her aide, Mrs. Thea K ■ - - n Most of the school children here Book-In started, she’s noticed the 59, said Tuesday. their own,” he said. presidential nomination. He said Before listing the book on the cer­ Kleef, said the Book-In has been well are unable to walk or bike to a public kids are really reading and finishing Heyward’s Labour Party has been Heyward said Carter’s lack of Reagan was known from his days as tificate, Mrs. Wolk and the reader attended as they expected. library because of distance and traf­ their books. chat abiout the story. the ruling power in Great Britain for experience in International affairs a movie star. fic. There was one surprise though. the past three years. He is on a three- For every 20 books read, the reader Besides reading and learning was not necessarily a handicap from "He was a very good cowboy and There are many more boys than girls week tour of the U.S. Mrs. Wolk said the children can will be awarded a Book-In cer­ library skills, there is an art table the British point of view. we hope he’ll return to that,” visiting the summer library. Heyward said. Paul Kleef is absorbed In a mystery Heyward said Ford was perceived in England as "a very good, home- Lifeguard, policeman loving man who seems to have given ■1~H his best.” rescue girl at Globe Heyward was visiting Connecticut as a guest of Rep. Anthony Moffett, Hebron Bluegrass Festival D-Conn., and the United Auto A lifeguard and an off-duty The child had stopped breathing Workers. Bluegrass Festival Saturday at the Lions Club policeman worked together to rescue when pulled from the water, police a 11 ^ estimated 5,000 attended the event which ran from noon to mid- a nearly drowned three-year-old girl said. Borello and the unidentified ittght with 11 groups performing. Many listeners brought blankets, lawn chairs, and beach Monday evening at Globe Hollow. off-duty officer who was at the pool Keith, S^atrito umbrellas and ate picnic lunches through the day and evening. (Herald photo by Croston) Police said the girl, who was not began giving mouth-to-mouth identified, fell into the water shortly resuscitation to the child. cited by Wesleyan before 5 p.m. and was submerged on The child was revived after about W. David Keith and Dominic J. her stomach at the bottom. Robert 30 seconds and was taken to Squatrito, residents of Manchester GOP nominates Dot Miller Borello, head lifeguard at Globe Manchester Memorial Hospital, and graduates of Wesleyan Universi­ Hollow, pulled the child out, accor­ where she was held overnight and ty, have been honored by their alma Bolton farmland and fight to restore resi­ ding to police. released, police said. mater for their roles in helping the Dorothy Miller was unanimously dent stjte police protection for small university’s annual Alumni Fund elected 55th Assembly District can­ towns. drive raise a record $683,000 during didate by delegates to the Republican the year which ended June 30. convention in Bolton Tuesday. She cares more about doing what is Squatrito, who resides at 37 Jordt right for her towns rather than what HRC finds July poor St., is a partner in Boyer, Phelon & 4 No one challenged her. The 55th District Includes the is politically popular, he said. Squatrito, 63 E. Center St. Keith, a towns of Andover, Bolton, Columbia, “We need to get people like Dot partner in Marte, Shea & Keith of 575 Christine Skeels copies a famous face. Miller into the State House because it Main St., lives at 66 Hillcrest Rd. iRene Kleef talks about a' book with Mrs. Joyce Wolk. Mrs. Wolk helps Gary McKeone with a book. Hebron, Marlborough and the to schedule meeting Talcottville part of Vernon. is obvious the Democratically con­ Keith, a 1944 Wesleyan graduate, % 1 Robert Morra of Bolton was trolled legislature does not give a and Squatrito, who received his damn about us.” Manchester’s Human Relations degree in 1961, were Alumni Fund elected permanent chairman of the of Directors June 6 and the public Commission discovered Tuesday chairmen for their respective classes convention and Cynthia Wilson of Following her nomination, Mrs. hearing on the plan which preceded night that July is a poor month in as the fund registered a 35 per cent limtriipatprEupmiigHpraib Day Care center to expand this fall Hebron, permanent secretary. Miller said she will again campaign the board's decision. which to schedule meetings when for increase in contribution nationally Morra nominated Mrs. Miller with door-to-door as she'feels that is what Gratified by the adoption of the the first time in months it didn’t have over the. previous year's total, which seconds by Bryant Andrews and the people prefer. plan, Mrs. Gundersen said there is Vernon program. Donald Bon. a quorum. had also set a record. More than 4,900 arrive at 8 a.m. Day Care Center of­ working parent has been able to She said constituents will receive a tremendous strength in the Affir­ BARBARA RICHMOND The Board of Education gave the . Morra said Mrs. Miller will work Commissioners attending the Wesleyan alumni, parents, and A re a n ew s ficials said activities will be become self sufficient without paying lot of flyers having information on mative Action movement. “It is Herald Reporler okay Monday night with the provision to protect farms and vanishing meeting were Lee Ann Gundersen, friends gave to the fund in 1975-76. Andover EMington Hebron recreational. They do not plan to a disproportionate amount of income the issues and other candidates. going to benefit us all as integrated South Windsor The Hockanum Valley Day Care the center pay all costs. DOROTHY MILLER chairman; Joseph Sweeney and John Coventry East Hartford provide any academic work. for good, reliable child care. Delegates to the convention were people,” she said. Tolland Vernon Center will be able to use a room at The town’s fire marshal, William DiCioccio. At the present time 15 children will "The children are growing Cynthia Clark, Ylo Anson, Andover; William Tierney of the town Housing Authority the Pollywog Kindergarten Johnson, listed several fire code be involved. The board of directors of Hebron supports Miller first Discussion Tuesday night centered violations to be corrected. The cost is emotionally and intellectually Ed DelSignore, Eileen DelSignore, manager’s office, who was responsi­ (Northeast) rent-free to expand its the center sent out questionnaires to around the adopting of the town’s Af­ will meet tonight about $2,000. through contact with other children The Hebron Republican Town Incumbent Registrar James L. Bolton; Bryant Andrews, Columbia', ble for the redrafting of the town’s parents of children currently firmative Action Plan by the Board The school will accommodate under proper supervision.” Committee was first to endorse Mrs. Derby Jr. has announced his inten­ David Marnicki, Hebron; Donald Affirmative Action Plan, told the The Manchester Housing Authority enrolled at the center to determine if The estimated expense for the Dorothy Miller of Bolton for her sixth tion to seek re-election. Bon, Edmund Post, Marlborough; commission it would have a better will hold its monthly meeting tonight children who will attend regular they had the need for continued care. Exception given lake home proposed program from Sept. 7 to term in the House of Representatives The party’s nominating committee Thomas Freethy, Verpon. idea of its role in the plan after it at 7:30 in its Bluefieid Dr. office. school part of the day but need Parents said they need the con­ About town Dec. 31 is $4,243 based only on the when the committee met last week. has received many suggestions of Mrs. Miller repre^nted the town receives the first town monitoring Several letters from the Depart­ further care until working parents tinued care to work, continue job located on a 12,500 sq. ft. lot. The round residence, without meeting the fees paid by the parents of the The committee’s endorsement persons to consider for the justices’ of Bglton from 1959 until 1963, the report in October. ment of Housing and Urban Develop­ Coventry come home. training or deal with physical or zoning laws for expansion require 1,- lot area size and minimum living children enrolled in the program. followed an announcement John slots. It was agreed the committee 51st District (Andover, Bolton, Reservations are closed for the The commission will dispense with ment will be reviewed, and there The Zoning Board of Appeals in an The children will come every mental problems with family 000 square feet for dwelling floor space footage as required by the The board said in January of 1977, Roberts of Bolton had withdrawn his will screen incumbents and the new Columbia) from 1969 until 1972, and VFW Auxiliary mystery ride its scheduled August meeting as the may also be some discussion concer­ unprecedented decision Tuesday ap­ school day from the different Vernon members. space and 40,000 square feet for lot zoning laws, without facilities expan­ anticipated revenue from the Tri- name from consideration. He urged the present 55th District until 1974. Tuesday. Those planning to attend "needs of the future have been iden­ ning state assistance to elderly proved the appeal of Charles and sion." names and bring a slate to the size. kindergartens at 11:15 a.m. and will Mrs. Elise Strickland, social Town United Way will help cover the the delegates to give her their sup­ caucus. She is involved in many political tified,” Mrs. Gundersen said. housing projects. Marjorie Hale of Fitzgerald Blvd. for will meet at the post home at 6i30 Earnest Wheeler, town zoning Wheeler was visibly upset with the stay at the center up to 5:30 p.m. worker for the center, said, “In the additional staffing and transporta­ port. groups as well as many Bolton p.m. an exception to convert their agent, said after the meeting, "by decision. All other work days when regular eyes of these parents, the benefits of tion costs for the summer months Mrs. Miller had lost a bid for re- The nominating committee will organizations. seasonal, lake area dwelling to a approving the conversion of this I’scd cur lot schools are closed, the children will public day care have been vast. The when school is not in session. election in 1974 to Aloysius Ahearn, meet tonight at 7 at the Town Office For the past two years she has year-round home “without the need Building. residence from season to year-round, fn other action, ZBA approved a also of Bolton. been employed as assistant clerk of Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church Meriden nursing home to expand size and facilities.” The party may have 15 justices. and granting the exception, the permit to Ernest and Ethel LaPlant Local offices the legislature’s transportation com­ will have Communion Vespers Mr. and Mrs. Hale are represented Endorsement by the caucus if un­ Zoning Board of Appeals has opened of 248 Brewster St. for special If you havo naw$ The Republicans have set July 29 mittee. Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the church. by Atty. Richard Cromie. GOP picks McKeever challenged by a primary will con­ is being investigated a new area for acceptance of under­ repairs and the sale of used cars at for a party caucus to endorse can­ She lives with her daughter, Diane. The residence does not meet the tor these towns, call stitute election as a new state law sized residences that meet heating, the Texaco station on Rt. 4sA. didates for the offices of registrars of Bill Taylor of Bolton is her cam­ A service of praise and Bible study zoning law requirements. The has removed the office from the elec­ sanitary and above standard living The permit limits the used car lot Ellington ANDOVER • 646-4)370 voters and justices of the peace. paign coordinator. will be conducted tonight at 7:30 at staffing and patient care quality The Meadows Convalescent Center residence consists of 864 sq. ft.. conditions to be accepted as a year- tion ballot. Calvary Church, 647 E. Middle T^ke. to six cars. The Republican convention for the Ellington and East Windsor and the (Donna Holland) are being investigated at a Meriden on Bidwell St., another Geri-Care in­ 57th Assembly District nominated Skinner Road section of Vernon. nursing home, one of four owned in stitution, recently ceased patient ad­ BOLTON - 646-0375 First Church of Christ, Scientist, Daniel L. McKeever of Ellington its Democrats are expected to Connecticut by the Geri-Care nursing missions because of under-staffing, (Donna Holland) will have a service and testimony candidate for state representative. nominate incumbent Terasalee Ber- Magazine cites May home chain based in Springfield, but has since built up the staff tc meeting, which is open to the public, Harris wins GOP nod McKeever, who served one term in tinuson of East Windsor. COVENTRY - 742-9375 Mass., as the result of a recent acci­ meet state health code requirements, tonight at 8 at the church, 447 N. dent involving a patient who died the the legislature in 1972-74, did not seek There was no opposition to (Linda Lovering) Specialists had been hired to try and remedy the and ^s now operating on a normal development. Vernon Main St. cil, member of the Hartford Area re-election. McKeever's nomination which was EAST HARTFORD - 289-4263 heating problem. But it was G. G. May who finally con­ next day, apparently of natural routine and admitting patients. Coventry He is a member of the Willington The July Issue of American School and University Business Economists American The Democratic convention for the proposed by Ron Petterossi, one of (Sheila Tuller) vinced the school board that all five warm air heating Malcolm Harris of Willington was Planning and Zoning Commission, magazine cited G. G. May, supervisor of building and Economic Association, a lector at St. 57th District will be Thursday night Ellington's three delegates and systems should be ripped out and replaced with hydronic nomiated candidate for the 53rd Windham Regional Planning Agency, ELLINGTON - 643-2711 gnwnds for the Vernon school system, for correcting a Thomas Aquinas Chapel and at 8 p.m. at the Ellington Town Hall. seconded by John Shaugnessey of heat. Assembly District at the Republican fuel problem at the Lake Street School. town charter commission, a Republican town chairman. The district is composed of all of East Windsor. (Barbara Richmond) Originally each cluster had its own warm air furnace Convention Tuesday. representative on the Connecticut The incumbent is State Rep. Despite high fuel bills, there were constant complaints David Rappe of Coventry HERRON - 228-9561 and air ducts of large asbestos-cement pipe buried under iicauuiLcResource necuveryRecovery ftuvisoryAdvisory Counc.oun- Robert nouen Walsh waisn ofoi Coventryi.oveniry. (Evelyn Croston) about the lack of heat In the school. the perimeter. nominated Harris and Tolland Town It was constructed in 1959 and is one of few "cluster- Clerk Elaine Bugbee seconded. SOUTH WINDSOR - 644-1384 These underground ducts were sealed off and hot water type” schools in this part of the country. The classrooms fin-pipe was installed in each room. Each classroom now Harris, in his first run for state of­ Board meets job applicants LynnEngland nominated (Judy Kuehnel) are in four clusters of five rooms each and each cluster is fice, stressed integrity, local control has its own thermostat. Two clusters were converted in r / / TOLLAND - 643-2711 connected to the central core building by long unheated of education, and the quality of the Bolton Town Committee. She moved to 1973 and the final one was put into operation at the begin­ maintenance position. East Hartford (Barbara Richmond) corridors. ning of this school year. current legislature. Of the 12, three will be interviewed Manchester in 1969. The article says this type of building is popular in The Board of Selectmen Tuesday The five-man Republican Ninth The Ninth District is composed of The savings, said May, totaled $12,163 on fuel for the He attacked Gov. Ella Grasso and adjourned to executive session to dis­ tonight at the Town Hall. The person VERNON • 643-2711 California but "with no Insulation and lots of glass, this Assembly District Convention sections of East Hartford and first four years. the legislature for "orchestrating a cuss the 12 applications received for hired will maintain the public Tuesday night voted unanimously to (Barbara Richmond) K-S school was incorrectly designed for an area of 6,575 new tax increase, most likely an in­ Manchester. the town’s newly created buildings and grounds in town except nominate Mrs. Marilyn K. "Lynn” degree days.” come tax." for the schools. England of Manchester for the dis­ Harris spoke about educational trict seat. policy. He said, "Washington is not She is the General Assembly vacation f the only place where big brother is Debbie Dillon in Olympics legislative secretary. She lost the too powerful and too far away. Too 1974 district fight to State Rep. bound? many of our educational priorities South Windsor Muriel T. Yacavone of East Hart­ «nlHvtntriliitii*NilinN« are set in Hartford. Illinois at the national games in Far- Debbie Dillon of 887 Main St. was mingdale, N.Y. last month. Miss ford. .grilli "We need to return control to the selected for the United States Mrs. England lived in East Hart­ I" J tl^ parents and taxpayers. I firmly op­ Dillon won two gold medals and three •oathlngcaps Wheelchair Athletic Team, which silver medals in swimming, archery, ford for 30 years and served as a pose any octopus agency that would will compete in the Olympics for the shot put, and javelin. commissioner of the Board of Health 4^* . y F.S.D. •thong sandals make educational policy even more Disabled in Toronto, Canada, Aug. 4- and was a member of the Republican remote. Miss Dillon’s trip to Toronto is •6*12 for insects aided by the South Windsor Rotary "The quality of the current •cooior Ghosts Itepresenting the University of Club which donated $250. legislature has been poor. They have Rockville " t ; : 7 COMING •lugs done shoddy work and have not given hospital notes •picnic supplies us the kind of leadership people in ...... i.-HMAiii!,... SOON Connecticut demand.” Group seeks land “we have every litUa thingp David Rappe, in his nominating Admitted Tuesday: Sheila Collins, Staf­ speech stressed Harris’ expertise as Andover ford Springs; Linda Converse, Enfield; TO an economist. He also called for "the Yeomans said desired qualities in­ Robert Ferguson, Grahaber Rd., 'inhere a Sjj The committee studying the need kind of leadership we enjoyed with clude a nearby well-traveled road, Ellington; Doris Gauthier, Suffield; doUar'e for retirement housing in Andover is Jesse Brainard and Walter Thorpe.” near the center of town, well drained Arlene Hamel, Enfield; Donna Mlosik, uorlh 0 tj) seeking suitable property. dollar!" Harris is a nine-year resident of to provide for sewerage purposes and Stafford Springs; Dolores Loehr, Anyone knowing of suitable proper­ Crestridge Dr., Vernon; Agnes Martin, Willington. He is a doctoral can­ nice looking. V)1 ty not less than six acres is asked to South St., Rockville; Thomas Nee, Wall didate at the University of Connec­ The committee Was organized by call David Yeomans, first selectman, St., Hebron; Eva Pelletier, Sunningdale ticut in economic manning and the Andover Congregational Church.- 742-7305. New members are welcome. Lane, Bolton; Louise Rush, Chester; ...... Peter Schulz, Union St., Rockville; Ann r«“Halo” from Opeii six days' We're the cutters who • week Mon. j j o n ' ...... :::W*:SSSiSSS*.:5M WMM M M l MANCHESTER - Three Joe Pustejovsky, B. J. Brown and David Krause are describe this seven room JOHN TREAT PHONE 643-2711 M -M M mW iM M M M M a bedroom Colonial with formal home featuring a 17’x2S’ first has listed this lovely 6-room Ranch in Bolton. Complete in sales and earnings manure entrepeneurs. They sell dried cow chips. k . lW M k M H i. FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACIN6 YOUR AD dining room. Patio with stone floor family room with wlta a two-car garage, IW baths, acre lot and much more. Successfully. MINIMUM CASH fireplace In backyard. Two- fireplace, four bedrooms, Call John to show you through. United Technologies Corp. set new It started as a joke, but the partners figured anyone requirement car garage. Convenient West fireplaced living room, cen­ of business on June 30,1976, was $4,- side location. Priced to sell records in earnings and sales for the who would buy a pet rock for company would buy a cow Halp Wantad SS,441 tral vac system, garage, treed 800.000. 000, up 40 per cent over $3,- AOVERTISINQ I t Halp Wantad 13 $36,500. Wolverton Agency, lot. $46,500. Philbrick Agency, second quarter and first six months chip to make him feel at home on the range. TnjM l> mirkaii ngM . |m HEBRON 440.000. 000 on the same date a year Make soma- M kr ate Mlb Id. IwHkM HaM ky Realtors, 649-2813. Realtors, 646-4200. of this year, Chairman and President They frame the chips, which weigh as much as five RATES PHONE FROM home to ser­ is the location of this newly listed Raised Ranch. Lovely ago. ’The $130 million borrowed in one happy vice our customers in the M ifk a M (llw law amati) M kN» fireplaced living room, two-car garage, large level lot. Harry J. Gray reports. 1975 against a bank revolving credit pounds and are up to 16 inches long, in cedar shadow- twy. h r'— ■--- - ...... MANCHESTER - Charming 1 Oiy . 10. word pw day Manchester area, flexible three bedroom Ranch with 1 Home in mint condition and awaita your inspection. Earnings per share on the common boxes and sell them as decorative “Authentic Texas Today — calaM(NI)n745Uw Manchester 8 agreement was repaid from funds 3 d«yi . .0. word pw day hours, super earnings, 249- M rs i .A m awMr ------k IsaK,- at,I SMI h. 1/2 baths, first floor family Priced in low 46’s. stock for the second quarter reached generated within United, Gray said, Longhorn Chips.” I Ca//643-2711 t dtyt . .1. word par day 7773. room, fireplace, fenced-ln VKUOTr a new high of $1.38, up 28 per cent and $24 million of Otis’ convertible The technique is simple, but time consuming. To insure 2S d tyi . .7a word par day ■ yard, and more. Priced in the SALES POSITION - Straight Lpirs 2-34 bedroom homes. For over $1.08 for the same 1975 quarter. debentures were retired. In addition, the chips are of genuine longhorn origin, they collect 15 word., U.OO mlnitnum fNo(« subtldisry ot the 40’s. Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. THE FAMILY ROOM commissions, leads furnish^ Co m -Co/m Compeny) further information call Net income rose to $41,114,000 from chips on the H.C. Carter Longhorn ranches in the Texas Happy A d a ...... 13.15 ineti is located on the first floor of this lovely 6-room Ranch. he noted that the public offering of to home owners. Call 2^5402. If you aro looking (or a MANCHESTER - Three Lawrence F. Flano $31,778,000. the corporation’s UT Credit Corp. Hill Country. Realtors, 649-5371. Fireplaced living room, IVi baths, wall-to-wall carpet, challenging work bedroom townhouse con­ fenced in rear yard. Asking price of $45,906. Sales increased to $1,340,932,000, subsidiary of $50 million notes, made They cut the wood for the frames — aromatic red cedar I’LL SHOW you how to earn oxparlanco flllad with HAVI WE H E LP E D dominium. Finished rec the highest for any sim ilar quarter in found at nearby Bastrop — and they prepare the chips by above average earnings in room. 2 full baths, plus two in June, was successful and the issue Sales field. For details call rewards, but beyond YOU UTELY7 Phono MANCHESTER - Unique op­ the corporation’s history, and up 52 received an A rating from both rating flattening one side then dipping them in a solution of glue •43-2711. half baths. Plush carpeting, portunity to buy newer Vroom Bulldisco, 2494)077. Ihoaa that are air conditioning. Private end per cent over $882,223,000 recorded DONNIE Duplex. Three bedrooms, oak FOUR BEDROOM agencies. and lacquer to give an appearance of newness and monetary, wa want to unit. $3^500. Warren E. (kilontal with two-car garage set on lovely 125x219 for the 1975 second quarter. freshness. Liv e in companion - Light floors, walk-out basement, In line with its management’s Happy 22nd Birthday jo in you. Wo aro a larg e Howland Realtors, 643-1100. busline. $29,900. Hayes Cor­ landscaped lot in nearby Vernon. Fireplace, wall-to-wall For the first half of this year, ear­ stated plan. Gray said United is con- “Some of them look like they’ve just been dropped — housekeeping. Wheel chair Situation Wantad IS carpet, family room, covered patio and much more, Every year just makes me love you morel gentleman, cares for seif Convalescent Facility, poration, 646-0131. nings per share on the common stock tinuing to expand in- Joins Belfiore they’re incredible,” Brown said. that emphasixas and Priced in mid 50's. I Love You completely. Salary, pleasant WILL BABYSIT three or four- BRICK DUPLEX - living increased 27 per cent to a record dustrial/commercial sales while To their own surprise, the partners have sold about 100 home. Prefer older person, rewards profoasion room, kitche, formal dining MANCHESTER - Newer 5-5 Joyce vear-oldye: in my home days in Duplex. Three bedrooms, 1 $2.61, compared with $2.06 for the strepgthening its position as a James L. .DeRocco of 149 Mountain of the shadowboxes. An insurance company bought 10 of c ^ I e . References. Call 228- alism and wo need Seijptember. BuckleyBu ■■ Schooi- ■ • room, three , bedrooms, rec room, 2-car garage, excellent 1/2 baths, oak floors, AUTUMN STREET first half of 1975. Net income in­ leading supplier in the government Rd. has joined the William E. the $24.95 dipped chips marked “personal and confiden­ xxxxxxxxxxOOOOOOOO 0 0 more good nursaa to carpeting, appliances, walk­ creased to $77,248,000, up 27 per cent tial” ostensibly for gifts. ACT NOW - MT TO A OMAT ...... S i£ « i ,«5. ™ k h is the location of this charming 6-room Colonial. marketplace. For the first half of Belfiore Agency, local and area round out our highly Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. out basement. $59,900. Hayes Fireplace, large kitchen, vinyl siding, rec room, 3 from $60,907,000. WAV o r u n t h ii tuM w ii. Corporation, 64fr0131. this year, industrial/commercial Realtor firm. Some chips are more popular than others, such as those JOO% lOUOATION, TRAININ& qualified and bedrooms. Call today to inspect. Asking $ti,766. Sales reached a new peak of $2,- sales totaled $1,794,261,000, or 71 per autographed by the maker — with hoofprints. rOR INUOTMINT DITAILS □ EDUCATION DeRocco was with Sears Roebuck 1 KEITH RYAN dedicated team. MANCHESTER - Extra lot. 535,190,000, up 47 per cent from $1,- cent of total sales as compared to the “People think they smell but they don’t,” said Brown, a Bolton Vol. FIrg Dept, i AOVERTISINS CALL AIR PONCI Plaaae c a ll lo r an Intor- and Co. for many years in an S Have a Nice Day 646-7440 ••••••••••••••••ft******** Immaculate 6-room Colonial. 721,877,000 for the first half of last $1,128,0460,000 of 1975. Government executive capacity. He was the commercial photographer. “They’re pretty well dry. It’s BEERFEST S DEADLINE vlow or coma Into Privata Inatructlona 13 !9 .! Two baths, carpeting, gar- I'A ACRES year. sales totaled $740,929,000 compared almost just grass in a pile.” • 1 Love, July 22-26 4 • room C l a ^ , $40's. Hutchins Agency, goes with this 16-room older home near the Bolton line. manager of the Parkade store for 12:00 noon tha day bafora Earnings per share for the 1975 with $593,831,000 for the same period Pustejovsky works for an advertising firm. fi Route 8 & 44 1 TECHNICIAN - Technical REMEDIAL READING and J aluminum tiding, big oAo-SlBO. Two-car garage, large kitchen, six bedrooms, aluminum seven years. Mamma publication. math: individualized work % . background, machine set up. I poroh. V a c a n t siding. Offers many possibilities. Asking $47,966. periods were restated to reflect a of 1975. In Manchester, he has been active Daadlina for Saturday and MEADOWS ram, (lst-8th grade) by two-for-one split of the common Monday ia 12:00 Noon Friday. Starting up third shift. Small I T mI. CROCKETT, Aaaftor Export sales for the first six in various fields. He served as chair­ operation with good oppor­ Klers degree teacher. 566- C olum bia stock declared April 13, 1976, and CONVMESCENT 8075. months of 1976 totaled $552 million, man of the Retail Division of the tunity for advancement. Con­ OWNER SEUINQ NEW LISTING payable to shareholders of record. or 22 per cent of total sales, 30 per Greater Manchester Chamber of INVITATION INDEX PLEASE READ tact Brand-Rex Co. 643-2435. HOME Immaculate 2 Family, 2-car garage on lovely treed lot, May 4, 1976. cent over the $423 million of the first An Equal Opportunity MIT IT WIU 00 TO near East Center Street. Two bedrooms in first floor Commerce and as chairman of the Rose is the favorite NO TtCIt 333 BIDWELL ST. REUTOO IN 7 DAYS United’s second quarter and first half of last year. TO BID YOUR AD Employer. apartment, three bedrooms in second floor apartment. Governor’s Committee for Employ­ 1 — Lott tnd Found MANCHESTER ($2,000 INCREASE) Call today for details. Priced In low 46’a. half year results include those of Otis To maintain its position as a 2 - Ptrtontit Claaalflad .da ara taSan ovar ment of the Handicapped. WASHINGTON (UPI) — A poll under way in flower Sealed bids will be received in 3 — Announctmtntt iSa phona w a convtnianc#. 18 AND OVER to work in CONN. National Weather Forecast ^ U i M TnimfeuM Highway. Elevator Co., in which the corpora­ leading producer and supplier of He is a licensed real estate shops across the country shows the rose to be the favorite the Office of The Director of 4 — Enitrtainmtnl Tha Harald la raaponalbla lor plastic manufacturing first Jlwoo bodroom naneb, 1+ mllaa tion acquired a 70 per cent interest in 5 — Aucliont only on# Incorract Inaorllon and and second shift available. 6 4 7 - 9 1 9 6 Iram Columbia Laba, largo high-technology products — a high representative and will specialize in choice as national flower by many Americans. General Services, 41 Center DON LAPPEN November 1975. Otis became a •han only lo tha aln ol Iho Call 646-2920. wooM M, mmUng biMk. would like to show you through this 8-room, ^year•old percentage of which are related to residential and commercial real es­ But the Florists’ Telegraph Delivery, which is conduc­ Street, Manchester, Connec­ FINANCIAL original InaarUon. Errors which gardan, llraplaea, Indoor- wholly owned subsidiary of United ticut until July 30, 1976 at 6 ~ Bondi'Stocki'Mortotfltt do not Isaaan tha vatua ol tha ojrtdoor pado. Prhraey. Aabbig Colonial in Glastonbury. Aluminum siding, 2-car garage, the efficient use of energy — Gray tate. ting the survey, said Tuesday the leading write-in can­ 0 ~ Ptrtontl Loans EXPERIENCED painter 11:00 a.m. for the following: xIxitKamanl wlU not Da cor- MttoP. m -iogi 2ti baths, fireplaced family room, 4 bedrooms, etc., etc. last July 7. Otis common stock, said that United is continuing to in­ DeRocco is married to the former didate is marijuana. 10 — Iniuranct wanted full time. Call' 649- Work Pants — Fire Depart­ raclad by an additional Inaar- NOTICE - Now hiring, steady Seeing is believing. Priced in the mid 66’s. previously held by minority in­ vest substantial funds for research Margaret Ottati and they have three EMPLOYMENT Uon. 9658. Americans spend $3.34 billion on cut and potted flowers ment 13 - Htip Wanttd work. Starting to take terests, was exchanged for 45/lOOths and development programs, as well children. applications for full time every year — about $50 per family per year — not coun­ The Town of Manchester is an 14 — Buiintaa Opponuniilta of a share of United’s new converti­ as for capital expenditures. 15 — Situation Wanttd employment. Number of job ting, of course, cannibis blossoms. equal opportunity employer, •ANPRANCIBC BOLTON-Bi-level custom NEWUSTING ble preferred stock, bearing a o ^ h ^ s to be filled. Phone Don Lappen has just listed an 8-room Raised Ranch in “ While doing so,” he added, “we The organization said it is conducting the poll to help and requires an affirmative EDUCATION PAPER home on two acres. Nine cumulative annual dividend of 07.32 continue to carefully monitor all 18 — Privatt Inatructlona rooms, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 East Hartford. Wall-to-wall carpet abounds throughout, Congress decide which flower should officially represent action policy for all of its Con­ 19 — Schooii-Claaata k e e p SMILING ROUTE and a liquidating value of $100. costs and to devise and utilize new 20 Initructlona Wanttd fireplaces. Newly decorat^ fireplace, 2-car garage, 3 or 4 bedrooms, lovely treed lot. Lydall dividends the nation. tractors and Vendors as a con­ KEEP HAPPY AVAILARLE MANAGEMENT Positions - kitchen with cathedral ceiling Low 56’s. Gray said United’s financial posi­ techniques to raise productivity and dition of doing business with REAL ESTATE are now open with Electrolux. The rose so far has 39 per cent, followed by the daisy m a y n i r r y v i L u a i containing fuii wall fireplace, tion continues strong and its backlog increase efficiency.” At its regular quarterly meeting the Town, as per Federal 23 — Homta for Salt When you qualify while with 13 per cent, the carnation with 10 per cent and the 24 — Lota-Land for Salt ARIA NIWOMLIAHB with built-in hibachi. Italian recently, the board of directors of Order 11246. training you will receive $120. dogwood and apple blossom with 7 per cent and 5 per cent 25 — Invtatmtnt Propt^ lo r marble counters and sky light. ^ ZINSSER AGENCY Lydall, Inc. took the following divi­ 26 — Buaintaa Proptrly per week. Opportunity to $250. respectively. Bid forms, plans and -W -i 26x46’ inground swimrning dend action: 27 — Rtaon Proptrty Halp Wanted 13 M a n ch e tter per week. Phone 528-0606. An pool on beautifully landscaped specifications are available at 20 — Rtal Eatatt Wanttd Equal Opportunity Employer. MLS CBT quarter earnings Common Stock: 10 center a share, Heading up the write-in tally were the petite flowers of the General Services Office, Evening Herald grounds. Two-car garage mth 3 6 4 6 - 1 5 1 1 MItC. SERVICES RN or LPN, 3-11 p.m. shift. f ^ i w w m V it(L extra furnace. Ideal for home- the cannibis sativa, otherwise known as marijuana, with 41 Center Street, Manchester, 31 • payable Sept. 15 for stock record of * Strvicta Otftrtd Full or part-time. Laurel LET AMERICAN Youth Uft wi AIM! lOtOC All ^ office combination. Priced at Aug. 27. 12 votes. There was one write in for skunk cabbage. Connecticut. 32 — Pamtino-Paptrino PiMMOonteot Enterprises help you earn CBT Corporation, the holding com­ losses for the six months ended June 33 — BuHding-ContrtctIng Manor, 6494519. $75,066. 643-9354 or 872-7403. The poll also had some nonfloral write-ins: nine for ’TOWN OF 34 — Roofing-Siding m 649-0872 money. Unique opportunitv. MANCHESTER - Delightful pany whose major subsidiary is the Preferred Stock at $1.50: 37 and a Call 528-2368. 30, 1976, was $4,394,000, compared Jimmy Carter and three for President Ford. MANCHESTER, 35 — Htaling-Plumbing HELP WANTED - Mature For Period Ending 7 a.m. Thursday. During Wednesday night ELLIN G TO N - T h ree six room Cape, redecorated Connecticut Bank and Trust .Co., half cents a share, payable Sept. 15 to 36 — Flooring with $6,141,000 for the first half of CONNECTICUT bookkeeper. Apply in person, showers and thunderstorms are expected in parts of the Middle bedroom Colonial. One full throughout, garage, low 36’s. stock record of Aug. 27. Preferred at 37 — Moving-Trucking-Storagt Assumable 7 1/2% mortgage. reports that income before securities 1975. Net income, which reflects ROBERT B. WEISS, 38 — Strvicta Wanttd Marlow's, Inc., 867 Main Mississippi Valley, the Middle Atlantic Coastal 1 States and In and two half baths, equipped 80 cents: 20 cents a share, payable Street, Manchester. RN's and/or LPN's wanted the Pacific Northwest. All other areas will have mostly fair $2,066 cash required. Owner gains and losses for the second results after securities gains and GENERAL MANAGER MISC. FOR SALE NEW SPAPER kitchen, separate dining Sept. 15 to stock record of Aug. 27. for full time or part time 3 weather. Minimum temperatures Include: (approx, max room, family room that opens will take back second quarter of 1976 was $2,199,000, or losses, was $2,015,000, or $1.07 per 41 — Articitt for Salt p.m. to 11 p.m. and 11 p.m. to MANCHESTER mortgage. For more informa­ 42 — Buildirra S u ^ lta ACT NOW - Turn spare time CARRIER parenthesis) Atlanta 69 (88), Boston 83 (69), Chicago to a covered patio, 2 $1.17 per share. It is substantially the share, for the three months ended Dentists say fees right 43 — iPtta -Birds- Doga 7 a.m. shifts. Apply to Direc­ tion call, Ann Lord Realty, into $$$! Be a S an ta’a WANTED S ‘£ 1 ’ 9«''e‘and 62 (79), Dallas 73 (90), Denver 56 (87), Duluth fireplaces, garage, central A BEST BUY same as in the first quarter, but 27.8 44 — Livtatock Demonstrator, earn commis­ tors of Nursing Salmon Brook 5284139, 528-5612. June 30, 1976 and $4,152,000, or $2.21 45 — Boats 8 Acetaaorita * IN ROCKVILLE AREA 53 (77), Houston 72 (89), Jacksonville 70 (92), Kansas City 69 air-conditioning. $46,900. Exqulallg tlgygn room, CHICAGO (UPI) — The American Dental Association sions up to 30%- or - have a Convalescent Home, off per cent less than the $3,053,000, or per share, for the first six months of INVITATION 46 — Sporting QoodI ' TO D ELIV ER (89), Little Rock 71 (93), Los Angeles 63 (75), Miami 79 (89). Amedy Realty, Realtors, 875- Ihroo-yoar-old Colonial Sales increased says dentists use technology to increase their “produc­ 47 ~ Qardtn Products Toy & Gift Party in your House Street, Glastonbury. 6283. IF YOU are looking at con­ $1.62 per share earned in the second 1976. The comparable figures last 48 — Antiqutt Phone 633-5244. M a n ch etter Minneapolis 66 (85). New Orleans 72 (90), New York 69 (79) loctigd In a dtalraablo dominiums please come to see tivity but have kept fees generally in line with other con­ TO BID 40 — Wanttd to Buy home and earn free gifts! Our quarter of 1975. year were $2,959,000, or $1.58 per Radio Shack’s sales in the United Evening Herald Mioenix 79 (109), San Francisco 53 (73), Seattle 55 (72). St! rgaldanllal araa of ours. Three bedrooms, family sumer costs. 29th yeqr! Call or write San­ MANCHESTER - Seven room For the first six months of 1976, share, for the second quarter, and RENTALS MECHANIC - Local manufac- Louis 69 (92), Washington 71 (86). Manehoator on a one acra room, two full, tvyo half baths, States and Canada for the month of The Manchester Board ol ta's Parties, Avon, Conn. older Cape Ck)d. New heating earnings totaled $2.34 per share, $6,058,000, or $3.23 per share, for the In a document presented Tuesday to a hearing before 52 — Rooms fof Rtnt 06001. Phone 1-673-3455. turing firm seeking system, new electrical, traod lot. 38' In-ground patio with more privacy than June 1976 exceeded $55,600,000, a gain Education seeks bids for 53 — ApartmtnU for Rtnt experienced forklift and auto C a llJ o h n H um phrair most. Nicely decorated, very down 28.4 per cent from the $3.27 per the President's Council on Wage and Price Stability, the 54 — Homta for Rtnt enclosed porch, two out pool, largo offleo or tlu ^ first six months. All per share of 41 per cent over comparable sales Cleaning Fuel Oil Tanks for engine mechanic. Fully paid 872-6142 ' clean and with an unusual share earned in the first half of 1975. ADA said a 10-year review showed average dentists’ fees 55 — Buaintaa lor Rtnt STARTING to take buildings. $29,900. Amedy Idoal (or profoaalonal por- calculations are based on the for the same month last year of $39,- the 1976-1977 school year. 56 — Rtaort Proptrty for Rtnt applications for full time company benefits. Please Aftkr 8:30 P.M. Realty, Realtors, 875-6283. aon. Otliar (aahiraa too feature. $37,500. Call owner, The company said that its results for lor 1975 was 61.9 per cent above the Consumer Price 57 — W inttd to R ^ 646-7799. weighted average number of shares 300,000, according to Radio Shack’s Sealed proposals will be employment. Call 872-4515 send background information numtroua lo dtaerlbo. Index's of 100 in 1967, 58 — MIk for Rtnt to Box G, Manchester Herald. Scftoofa-Cfaaaaa I t MANCHESTER - Quality the six months were adversely outstanding which was $1,877,361 for parent company, Tandy Corp. received until 3;30 P.M., July between 10 a.m. and 12 noon. built, eleven room Ranch, $92,000, roduetd from affected by relatively weak loan de­ The comparable index for all goods and services in 1975 AUTOMOTIVE An E qual O p p o rtu n ity Equal Opportunity Employer. MANCHESTER - Statley each period. Charles D. Tandy, chairman and 29, 1976 at which time they 81 — Autos for Salt large living room with $108,000. Call three bedroom Colonial, seven mand. lower interest rates and in­ was 61.2 per cent above the CPI, indicating dentists’ fees will be publicly opened. The 62 ~ Trucks for Salt Employer. LATHE OPERATOR - First fireplace, four bedrooms, first On June 30, 1976, the total assets of chief executive officer, said “Radio (Hass, part-time and full-time. Good for rooms, 1 1/2 baths, fireplace, creased provision for loan losses. ■ liave nut significantly outpaced increases in other con­ right is reserved to reject any 63 — Htavy Equipmtni for Salt floor family room, two baths, NEW DUBAUKMiSPERANCE CBT Corporation were $1,901,460,000, Shack’s North American consumer 64 — Motorcycfta-Bicyclta RN’s or LPN's - 11 p.m. to 7 STORE DETECTIVE Interviewing 16 a.m.4 p.m. porch, nicely landscaped Total operating income for the first sumer service prices.” and all bids. Specifications 65 — Camptrs-Trailtra-Mobllt ONE YEAR’S large rec room with fireplace, HOMES 646-0505 yard, $40,900. Lessenger Com­ compared with $1,848,629,000 a year sales during June and the fourth a.m. every other weekend. W a a r a aeoapllng Dynamic Metal Products game room, office. 16’xU’ six months of 1976 amounted to $72,- and bid forms may be secured Horniaa Laurel Manor, 649-4519. Company Inc., 422 North Main C w ColonMt a I Hneli - pany, Realtors, 646-8173, 423- ago. Total loans were $1,038,458,000 quarter of fiscal 1976 were gratifying 66 — Automotivt Strvict applicaliona for part-llma COMPUTER pool, bathhouse, garage, large 9291. 973,000, compared with $75,801,000 at the Business Office, 45 N. 67 — Autoa for Rtnt-Ltaaa Street, Manchester. and deposits were $1,403,462,000 com­ in the light of the extremely strong poalllona. Ralall treed lot. $58,506. Philbrick for the same period in 1975. School Street, Manchester, MASSEUSES - Velvet Touch. OPERATIONS Agency, Realtors, 646-4^. COVENTRY - three or four pared with $1,090;775,000 and $1,413,- sales gains enjoyed by the company Connecticut. Raymond E. aiia 646-6802 between 10 a.m. and S txporianca raquirad. EXPERIENCED Travel U*Mg«Sl.,a«Aulunn. Income before securities gains and EXPERIENCE bedroom Cape, seven rooms, 856,000 respectively on June 30, 1975. during comparable periods of 1975.” Demers, Business Manager p.m. agent needed. Reply P.O. Box private yard, nicely kept, BUCKLEY SCHOOL Lawsuit curb □ NOTICE^ COMMISSION SUES 3M, Rockville. T J. CROCKEH. ReaHor PERSONS Many companies close to beach, $27,966. AREA consider CPI’s 6 month Lessenger Company, W a a r a aeoapllng WANTED - mature reliable | n e w - h o n es Six room Ranch, three considered Computer Operations Realtors, 646-8173, 423-9»l. bedrooms, large living Gagnon attends tax school Lo$l and Found applicaliona for fulura person for dishwashin Ranches, Raised Ranches full-lim a poaHloiia. Apply a.m.4 p.m. Monday-Frku> course equivalent to Colonials and Capes TOLLAND - Sixty foot Ranch. room with fireplace, dining WASHINGTON (UPI) — The administration is con­ INVITATION LOST - Large black and white LAKEFRONT - Rare find on Barbara Gagnon, manager of the H Paraonnal Dapartmani 40 hours, (jail Mrs. Burdlcl lyearofon-tho-job priced from $43,966 to $»,- One and 1/2 baths, fireplace, Columbia Lake, eight rooms, room and kitchen, new R Block Tax School here again this neutered male cat. White flea 647-9194 ext. 58, between I . Iexperience. 966 or will build to ault your three large bedrooms, formal cabinets, dishwasher, at­ & R Block in the Manchester area of­ ’The tax school here will provide sidering a plan to set aside federal money to insure vac­ Tuaaday 1-3 p.m. and 6-3 four bedrooms, stone year at 356 W. itliddle Tpke. H & R TO BID collar. Answers to Simon. 649- a.m .-4 p.m., Monday- That’s why, over the needs. dining room, eat-in kitchen, tached garage, large lot, fice, has recently returned from New practical training in all aspects of in­ cine manufacturers against lawsuits stemming from the Sealed proposals will be 0274. p.m.; Wadnaaday 10 a.m. ■ I fireplace, garage, owner Block Tax Schools have trained more Wednesday. last year, CPI has recreation room and attached financing available. $41,966. convenient to schools, Jersey where she attended an annual come tax preparation. Students will proposed nationwide swine flu vaccination program. received by the Bolton Board lo 12 p.m. and 1-3 p.m.; garage. Now $39,900. Amedy than 350,000 individuals during the Ur. Theodore Cooper, assistant Health, Education and Saturday 10 a.m. to 12 placed more than 80% Lessenger Company, churches and shopping. session covering H & R Block’s be taught the completions of federal of Education, Notch Road, LOST- Passbook numbers 9- WANTED - Relief cook, must M E R R i n Realty, Realtors, 875-^83. Realtors, 646-8173, 423-9291. last 14 years. 6872, 3-15783, 108071. Savings have experience in quanity of its graduates in RMHora 343-1130 Asking $n,566 nationwide Tax School. and state codes so they can prepare Welfare secretary for health, said Tuesday the plan was Bolton, Conn., until 1:00 p.m., “Our school, is open to anyone in­ one of several being considered in hopes of resolving the July 30, 1976. Specifications Bank of Manchester. AppUca- cookery. Hours 11:45 a.m. - computer operations BOLTON - Antique Eight The meeting, one of more than 30 any individual income tax return, the SEARS ROEBUCK careers. NORTH COVENTYRY - Spic terested in learning about income and bid procedures may be ob­ tion made for payments. 7:45 p.m., four days, 32 hours. room Colonial. 2 acres land. and span, three bedroom manager stated. insurance dispute that threatens to wreck the mass im­ Basic Grants and U&B REALTY CO. held throughout the country, was taxes or wanting to develop a career tained at the Office of the AND COMPANY Call Mrs. Burdick, 647-9194 Near schools and churches. country Ranch, 1 1/2 baths, The curriculum includes 81 hours munization program. LOST - Golden Retriever - ext. S8j between 8 a.m MANCHESTER - Six room Call 649-7483. No agents. 6 4 3 - 2 6 9 2 attended by H & R Block members in in the field of income tax prepara­ Superintendent, 104 Notch MANtiNESTER PARKADE Federally Insured Stu­ gorgeous kitchen, family Cooper compared the plan to federal flood insurance. Female Dog. Main and Park p.m older Colonial, 1 1/2 baths, Robgrl D. Murdock, this region who discussed plans for tion. of instruction over a 13‘/2-week Rd., Bolton, Conn, or by t«W OkfuMli Ewlq« dent Loans Available. garage, nicely treed 94x130 ------room, private acre. High 36’s. period. Money not used in the insurance pool would be returned Street area. Sadly missed. COVENTRY - Only $21,966._____ Lessenger Company, ffMftor the firm’s income tax school which “Our meeting this year stressed calling 643-1569. Reward. 643-0634. DRIVERS corner lot. Only $35,500. Anyone wanting further informa­ to the government, he said. Braithwaite Realty, 6494593. Well kept two hedroom Realtors, 646-8173, 423-9291. begins in mid-September in more the importance that tax consultants Installation of four (4) In­ AVON - “My family comes Ranch, many extras, close to tion about the school, or wanting to Private insurance companies have been unwilling to LOST - Passbook number 28- than 2,000 communities throughout must be more thoroughly trained side Roof Drains at the FOR first. That's why I love being private beach. Lessenger enroll may contact Barbara Gagnon provide protection against suits that might grow out of Elementary School. 011634-8, Connecticut Bank & NEW LISTING - Very clean MANCHESTER - Eight room the United States, including than ever to properly handle today’s an Avon Representative.'* and neat 6-6 two-family w i ^ n y . Realtors. 646-8173, Forest Hills colonial, first at the H & R Block office at 356 W. the program. Repair and Resurface Trust Company. Application SCHOOL BUSES Selling Avon might satisfy COMPUTER PROCESSING | BOLTON $43,300 Manchester. increasingly complex tax returns,” made for payment. INSTITUTE I Duplex. Centrally located on floor laundry and family room Mrs. Gagnon will establish an H & Middle Tpke. or may telephone 646- Driveway and Entrance to you, tool Call 523-9461 for in­ beautiful lot in a nice with raised hearth fireplace, 2 she added. Training aUrts now for formation. CUSTOM RANCH 5440. Student Parking Lot, Bolton IMPOUNDED - Black and 9 AM-8 PM I neighborhood. Two separate MANCHE8TRR 1/2 baths, two car basement High School. qunMM pooplo to loam garage, natural woodwork and white mongrel female dog. MON.-FRI. j healingng "units. *$45,966...... Keith Kgonoy Rl. A ria - New listing, immaculate Raymond A. Allen Jr. to tfriita aehool bua part- EXPERIENCED Legal OUTSTANDING Real Estate. 649-1922, fully carp eted , $57,900. Contact Coventry Dog 111 Ash Street \ 646- TWO NEW COLONIRU 6W room custom built Public records Supt. of Schools lima In Manohaator or secretary with excellent skills 4126. Odegard Realty, 643-4365. Warden, 423-6524. (or Willimantic law office. OPPORTUNITY East Hartford, Conn. 06106 I RROtROO Ranch, large living room Vanon In Eaptombar. ^ 82#-92U Ext303 J Sataty negotiable. Write Box for hU CaRber JUST REDUCED - 61/2 room FRA with floor to celling MANCHESTER - Six room Warranty deeds LOST - Black angora cat wlUi HR, Manchester Herald. flea collar, vicinity of MOitious < Dutch (Xilonial, excellent con- * U til EtM t CiMlii' fireplace, formal dining Cape, 1 1/2 baths, rec room, Robert J. and Marsha A. Danahy to Dudley A. and Ann Uninium Requireimntt •••••••••••••••••••••••••• dltion, new kitchen, room, three bedrooms, fireplaced living room, Manchester Parkade. ■ ACT NOW Demonstrators. Executive Type L. Morrell, property at 646 N. Main St,, $34,200. The price Answers to Pepper. Call 649- □ REAL ESTATE bathroom, good residential new dream type kitchen wooded lot. Charm and per­ 1. 8 years good driving Sell name brand toys and gifts neighborhoocL convenient to sonality. Days, 273-2814. Iluilding permits 7862. (Fisher-Price, Tonka, Fen­ SXLESMAH with Formica cabinet!, ex^rience. everything. Only $37,996. M. MANCHESTER - Santina self-cleaning oven, dish­ Evenings 646-0528. Principals Homer and Johanna Perry, 39 McKee St., alterations, 2. No criminal record. ton). Earn $1666 or more plus Homat For Salt 23 H. Palmer Realty, 646-6321. Drive. Five room expandable only. $42,500. $300. IS RIGHT* IMPOUNDED - Black and free kit with 'Treasure House I Thli it tn optning In our Ranch. Fireplace, breezeway, washer, . and self defrost Tan shepherd female dog. 3. Good physical condition. party plan. Aliib booking par­ • 1 ^ orgonliollon which garage, treed lot. Hutchlna refrigerator, carpeting, IW JUST REDUCED - Owner Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Gallagher, 51 O’Leary Dr., Contact Coventry Dog ollofo • pcrmanonl potIHon BOLTON - $31,966- Attractive 4. Proper attitude. ties. Call collect person to J ond on Mcopllonollv lolM five-room Ranch, family MANCHBSTBR Agency, 646-3166. bathi, and laundry room, says "sell now!" Clean M breezeway, $5,000. Warden, 423-6524. person for Miss Jean, 263491- 4 1 Clean Appearance. SlTkw’S.'n'!* room, fireplace, paneling, Kggngnr I t Araa .large open porch, over­ two-family in quiet convenient V.S.H. Realty, Inc., 350 Hartford Rd., sign, $200. 2106. MANCHESTER - Gracious sized 2-car garage, 24’ location. 'Third floor has large IMPOUNDED ■“ Tri-color pup­ 6. Be available for work I Wo offer one ol Iho boot com- aluminum siding. Hutchins NHURAItEORAIiClia Robert Fleagane, 260 Broad St., demolition of concrete I poniitlon plant in Ihli tnllrt Agency, 646-3166. wlU taka tm allar home In older Colonial in excellent above-ground pool, all finished room, modern hatha, py, shepherd type male. Con- during the entire block building, $875. NURSE'S AIDE - experienced I (••'•'» pluo com- trade, residential neighborhood, situated on a beautiful two oil furnaces, garage, city lact Coventry Dog Warden, school year. part-time, car necessary. 8 BOLTON - Ranch with flrat •40.000 newer aluminum exterior, six landscaped %-acre lot that utilities. Excellent invest­ John J. Lappen, 66 Baldwin Rd., swimming pool, $3,000, 423-6524. I Wnt b tn ta it Including t loo plus rooms, car port, screened ment at only $38,900. Keith a.in. to 6 p.m. $3.25 hourly. I night m Im trilning progrifii. floor family room With built- TWoromalnbig and fence, $200. AM and/or PM Rotitoa I Apply In ptrion porch, nicely shaded lot, $42,- offers a picturesque view Real Estate. 646-4126, 649- Fanonala 2 Medical Placement Service. ins, fieldstone fireplace, three of the country side. May V.S.H. Realty, Inc., 318 Green Rd., Signs, $400, Ptaaaa call John Thrall at 232-5226. beurooms, dining room, walk­ FRA 606. Odegard Realty, 643-4365. 1922. we show It to you? Salvatore Bartolatta, 35 Washington St., roof rppair, UNA’TTACHED young attrac­ out basement, garage, large Rttl Ettoto CMMr $1,000. ' AS LOW 643-2414 WANTED companion for TEDTRUD6H private lot. $49,966. Philbrick I4 M 1 4 4 MANCHESTER - Cute seven MANCHESTER ■ New listing, tive female, serious, career elderly woman in her apart­ room Ctape. Aluminum siding, excellent value, seven room Charles and Joyce Lindsey, 152 Tanner St., swimming AS minded with two children any waakday morning Agency, Realtors 646-4266. hatora SdM for an Intor- ment In Manchester, part VeiKSWAGEH fireplace, wall-to-wali U&R REALTY CO. Ranch, formal dining room, pool, $300. desires to correspond with time or full time. Cali 646- carpeting, rec room with bar, fireplace, spacious rec room, mature minded male In same vlaw. Route 83 CAPE - Seven rooms, M A NCHESTER - two 643-2692 Earle G. Bidwell, 32 Norwood St., tool shed, $200. 3782. Tolland Tpke. featuring 17'x23’ first floor 70x310 lot, desirable location. garage, private back yard. situation. Write Box H, bedroom Ranch, closed sun- Low $40’s. Principals only. Robert 0. Murdock, M4.9()6. Hayes Corporation, Thomas E. Beisley, 169 Lake St., alterations, $1,500. Manchester Herald. Talcottvllle family room’ two fireplaces, lorch, beautifully landscaped,landscaped. Owner. 49-1872. 646-0131. Lis pendens four bedrooms, central vac, C e p ’i„, owners no Realtor Help Wanttd Baraee. treed lot. $46,569. ^ 3 2 ^ ’ ’ * Hartford Federal Savings & Loan Association against I t Agency, Realtors, Robert E. Brosnan, et al, condominium at Northfield MANCHESTER - Unusually TOLUND MAMS P e r WE NEED BOYS & GIRLS MANCHESTER - Two attractive Ranch in very plea­ Green, $37,500, damages, and foreclosure of mortgage. Bualnast Opportunity 14 families. One 5-6 flat on sant cul-de-sac neighborhood, THMLAZY Cerlifirule of atlarhmeni W o rd COOK GARRISON Colonial on RANCH 12 to 14 Year Olds Foster Street with three full Super three bedroom six plus rooms, raised hearth Move in and relax, present Dorothy R. Chapman of 718 Center St. against Anthony North Camput Dining Hall. SMALL ENGINE Service beautiful wooded lot, large baths and one lav. Garages fireplace, large kitchen, brick to canvass for Uis family room with fireplace, Ranch, large finished rec owners have taken R. Meek, property at 10 Congress St., $2,500. UCONN. talanr - 6I.6T hourty- Corporation expanding dealer and porches. The other a front, excellent decorating When You Run A Poaitlon avaUabia for arookond network. No experience 12'x23' game room, music deluxe duplex on Oak Street, room, two baths, excellent care of this large Marriage lirenses cook, IKM-IM on ta h ir^ A IHTANGHESTER and landscaping, basement Colonial. Set on a beautiful­ Classified Word Ad •untfay. Roaponaiblo lor necessary. Complete training room, or fourth bedroom, Two fireplaces, garages, workshop, dark room, , Ansaldi-built, $43,900. Joseph A. Savery of Lee, Mass.. and Paige E. Adams of wall-to-wall throughout, ly manicured lot with a In... proparallon and cooking ol EVENING HERALD program. $500. investment large level lot, etc. T. J. fireplace, many extras. K ■d Realty, 643-4365. Mr, LaPizm opens in David*s Manchester, Sept. 4 at St. Bridget Church. moala for atudanta. Oporato and required to start your own rosewood paneling central Crockett Realtor, 643-1577. M1.W0 private sundeck. maintain cooking oquipmont. Not Mon., Tuaa., Wad. 8-8 P.M. i business. Ideal for retired or vac, built-in barbecue, sliding MANCHESTER - Owner Economical 3 zone heat. Forrest N. William of Manchester and Judith Ann Iota than 2 yaara amploymont in glass doors, flagstone patio. WARREN E. DeSteph of Bolton, Aug. 7 at Community Baptist Church. tha prtparalion ol food on a CALL - . P.Ri. part time. Details on request. SOUTH WINDSOR - 5 1/2 moving, must sell, clean six ^^J.***? ™3"agement team puts the finishing touches on a large “oven hot” pizza. quantity l>aait. Apply by July 10. 647 8846 3-5 Mr. Barker. ESCA Field Call today for details and in­ room Ranch near dead-end. room Colonial, wall-to-wali M m o w s « WUlMt Lee G. Fusselman and Kathleen Russo, both of South 1676 lo tha Partonnol tifvlooa spection of this choice HDWUND Manchester Parkade and is staffed by Steve Oivialon, Univaraity of Cennoe- Training Division Box 619, Three bedrooms, wall-to-wall carpeting, garage, nice loca­ Windsor, July 24 at Wickham Park. tIeuL ttorra. Connoetleut O iM Wading River, New York. offering. $69,900. Philbrick throughout. Pool, and patio, •Itori tAk-IIIM tion. many extras. $36,900. SwS* mam *tnliSS and David Woodbury (right), restaurant manager. Mr. LaPizza offers late Joseph M. Tourgas and Rosemary E. Quint, both of 643-2711 An Equal Op^orltmlty EihptCyf^ 11792. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. full cellar. $37,900. 289-1619. 649-7862 after 4 p.m. hours to 2 a.m. and grinders are also available. (Herald photo by Pinto) Ellihgtoni July 24 at Church of the As$umption. PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., July 21. 1976 \ FMNR AND ERNEST •••••••••••••••••••••••••• MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., July 21, 1976— PAGE NINETEEN Wanted to Buy 4t Apartments For Rant 53 Autoa For Bala $1 Answer to Previous Puule On W ater nLrJWUISIi-3 WANTED ES (LOoga ^ old antique CHARLES'APARTMENTS - 1965 PONTIAC Grand Prix for So Popular Charles M. Schultz . . A N p T h C i phonograph,phonograph. Call 644-1320 Deluxe 4 1/2 room parts. $150. 235 Highland ACIIOSt 2 Grafted (her.) B 6 after 5 p.tn. 1 Body of watBT 3 Solar disk (§(5)[f5!nri^/^(gTr§ townhouses. One and 1/2 Street, Manchester. Dear Abby 4 OcMn — 4 Tilted baths. All appliances, 2 air o N t i 5 F o r (•hip routM) 5 Arrival (eb.) TWIS CAMP^ THAT SAME KIP HAS conditioners, carpeted, heat 1965 FORD station wagon, 352 9 Ship's dtlfy 6 Scottish HE UPSET WOU SO NO, I HIT HIM □ RENTALS By Abigail Van Buren FBcord /CHOU IS 600P b e e n CALUN6 ME NAMES and hot water, patio, sound engine, automatic. Can be negative MUCH W CAN'T EAT? JUITH MY LUNCH! 5TEAI.ING A proofing. Washer and dryer seen between 6 and 8 p.m. 12 Picnic pM t 7 Superlative A R E N 'T VOU AGAIN, SIR... I (AN'TEAT... hook-up. Storage, basement $350. or best offer. 12 Judson 13 OblitBfBtB suffix 6 0 N N A EAT, Aoomt for Rent 52 garage. Some available with Avenue, East Hartford. DEAR ABBY: You once printed a letter tellinjz airls who 14 Summer (Pr.) 8 Appeared to M A R C ie ? M lS siL t P R O G R A M 15 Resident of be fireplaces and two car gar­ were in wiU marri^ men what to exp«^/l^u titled it !! ESSEX MOTOR INN - Weekly (suffix! 9 Fast season ages. 6460800, 6461540. CHEVY SIX Qrlinder engine NevCT On Sunday. ’ Pleaae try to find it ^ nin it i 16 Rugged 10 Slouan Indian m P R O M t h e 29 Keep rope 47 Bhip'a retinue rooms, single $56., double $69. plus 3-speed manual transmis­ want to aend it to my daughter. Thank you. mountain 11 Jewels plus tax, continental from fouling 46 Air (comb, EAST HARTFORD - five sion. $20. each. 6469415. crest 19 Masculine (naut.) form) AIR P o R c E . , 1, breakfast, maid service, color t e a r in g MY HAIR IN TULSA 17 Name (Fr.) ■ Q - rooms, second floor, con­ heme 30 Fencing sword 49 Not any • ii;»ihN(« K I u n«« us on TV, utilities, parking. Call, veniently located, no pets, CORVETTE COUPE, 1969, 18 Russian 21 Cuckoo 31 Expired 51 Employed 6462300. available August 1st. 5261998 350 cubic inch, 300 hp, 3-spe^ revolutionary blackbird 34 Pronoun 52 Malayan DEAR ^ B Y . May I give your readen the benMt olmy 20 Merchant ship 23 Dangers 40 Mountain canoe .fll .gwtra WINTHROP By DICK CAVAUI after 4 p.m. transmission, new radial officers 24 Bravery WANTED middle-aged) tires. Gold with black in­ tw . ^ any w o«.n who (comb, form) 53 Browns in sun 22 Corded fabric awards 41 Drift of ship 56 Spirit (Fr.) woman to share expenses in MANCHESTER - U rg e three terior, $4,500. Call 872-3935. 24 Crew 25 Knocks six room Duplex, good Nev«Never to i«e hii on Sundayi or holidoyi. Never 43 Warning 57 D u m p ^ In bedroom apartment. Stove, call Mm I __ 25 Put on cargo 26 Egress signals at sea Boston harbor heighborhood, $90. monthly ■t borne. Don t ever expect him to Uke yon out in again 27 Make a, 44 Negative parking, large lot. Children OLDSMOBILE Omega - 1975 _. i. a : 7 ------mmmmel- : ---x,... e nune. 10 uuie you . out in 58 Adjective Mickey Finn — Morris Wales rent plus half utilities. 646 accepted. $185. monthly. 646 2-door Salon. V-8, automatic, publ^bot be prepared to entertain him at your place. He 26 Redacted grimace conjunction suffix 1297. 0885. 7,000 miles, many extras. ^ bring a bottle or the ateaka occaakmally, b n t ^ c t ^ 32 Hewing Exceptional car. 872-4417. Implement 1 r * r r h 7 r i6 ***** ®“ ‘*’ y®“ »P«m1 more on him than he'U 33 Dleencumber FT HERE rr B - A CHECK FOB 1 POHT^ ROOM FOR Rent - Centrally SIX ROOM Duplex ipMfl OD yoUu Veiy 35 Roof ornament 12 i3 u S9 THOUSAND-AND NOW you ^ HAVE located. 146 Center Street. clean, nice neighborhoodighborhood. 1975 FORD Maverick - 2-door, 36 Peetry C ^ C ^ OFF VOOR CHFO KO t, J ANYSOOV Please call 649-0013. u-M “^i*^*?** *m him in timea of peraonal ctiaia. Don’t Available August 1st. Security standard. Radio, heater. b d im him whra he tdla yon that hia wile ia a ahrew, cold, 37 Negrito i! 0 WHOS Been TAHJN' M B ! TAILIN' required, no pets. Appliances Radial tires. 19,600 miles, 21 '36 Maiden name hom ^ , too fiat lor too thin), and ahe haan’t alept with him 39 Walk on deck ift a r 21 ROOMMATE in late 20’s to available. 649-5702. mpg in city. Must sell. $2400. IB iw yaafSu share seven room home with 42 Disembarked 45 Residence owner. South Manchester, 646 FOUR ROOM apartment, I W t e x j ^ hia wife to divorce him U ahe catchea him. (■b.) 26 5489 after 4 p.m. Rockville area, carpeting, 1971 VEGA GT Hatchback - “ owe t ^ t you arra’t hia lint afhir and won’t be hia 46 School sign 29 U IT adults, no pets, security, Automatic, radial tires, $700. a jJT*’ *0 give up her aodal aUtna, (simp, ap.) FURNISHED Room for rent - utilities extra. 643-9743. Call 649-60% after 5 p.m. flnandal aecurity and retirement income becauae of you. 47 Light boat Community kitchen and bath. H older, her diaoovery wOl probably terminate hia affair SO Spew forth W 29 Utilities included. Convenient 1972 IMPALA 4Kloor, 14,000 Witt yon, ao M prepared to grt aome new dothea, drculate 54 Antique car BOLTON - Quiet one bedroom 55 On the —— 5T Lots-Land For Sale 24 Articlea tor Sale to bus line and stores. Call townhouse. Appliances, miles, automatic, one owner, . UMthw i M wboae wUe U a abrew, cold, homely, 41 Articles tor Sale 41 Boats-Accessorles 45 after 5 p.m. 644-0383. 59 Spanish lady carpeting, private. Walk-out $2,400. Call after 4 p.m., M 6 ^ fat (or too thin), and haan’t alept with him for 10 yeara (ab.) 49 LEBANON - Kick Hills, near SWIMMING POOL Sacrifice - DIAMOND RING for sale - basement. No pets, adults on­ 6310. 60 S ta eagle 18' CARVER Boat and trailer. HIS WIFE IT u Route 32. Beautiful 2-acre lots Leading manufacturer has 1/4 carat, in silver setting. CLEAN, pleasant room for ly. 649-5371. 61 Catkin 49 60 61 82 1968, very good condition, new rent, close to everything. Call 62 Eternity N, with 200 feet frontage on cul- redwood pools left over from $100 or best offer. Call 649- canvass. Call 649-9622. 1969 BUICK Lesabre - Fully DEAR ABBY: Thia may be the moat unusual letter 69 89 de-sac also one acre lot with 5422. 6463109. STORRS - UConn area - equipped, air, low mileage. 63 Sorrow 1975 season Half Price. youve over received. You may even toss it into the 64 Irish author Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermeer 125 feet frontage. All lots have Guaranteed installation and Deluxe one arid two bedroom 643-8646. a r it 92 Apartments For Rent 53 wastebasket thinking it’s a put-on, but I assure you it is 65 German artlcie been perc tested. Build im­ terms, call toll free 800 226 HARVEST GOLD apartmeats, appliances, An attractive jumpsuit not. DOWN 0 “ $4 w mediately. Five miles 1976 ask for Monte, day or Westinghouse dishwasher, Garden Products 47 carpeting, no pets, adults on­ PONTIAC, LeMans, 1970, with snap-in dickey adds 1 Go by ehlp 21 OF COURSE I HE'D DO A ...DOFF HIS / ...AND SAY, beautiful view. Commute evening, seven days. excellent condition. Asking WE HAVE customers waiting ly. $130. monthly and up. 646 automatic, power steering, I am a 42-year-old man who is manying a 38-yonpold WHAT Y AN ACT dash to your wardrobe. inkwspapkrcnti>:rpkiskass.n • „ REMEIMBER . LITTLE BATTERED easily to UConn, Willimantic, $100. Call 649-2016. for the rental of your apart- 5371, 429-4000. clean, $950. Call 643-0677. marriage and her second. ‘IS EV’RYBODY WAS OF GOD, BLUEBERRIES - Pick your ment or home. J.D. No. 8386 with Photo- TED LEWIS.' r DANCE... Norwich, Manchester. Home DARK LOAM - Five yards, own, 50 cents a lb. 582 East ■ “ Real Guide is in Sizes 8 to 18. Please dm't faint, Abby, but I am a virgin—if one refers OLD TOP HAT. HAPPY?’ THAT? I I GUESS.' design services available. Call $30., plus tax. Washed patio 12' ALUMINUM car top boat, Estate Associates, Inc. 646 . FOUR ROOM Apartment, 2- to a man who has never had any sexual relations in his lifb Street, Hebron, near Bolton 1980. Motorcyclas-BIcyclas 84 Size 10, 32 V4 bust . . . 8 as a virgin. collect 1-295-9272. and pool sand, gravel, stone. with oars, anchors, and one town line. 643-8836. family, second floor, front yards 46-inch. r 643-9504. man boat loader. $150. Call porch, yard, parking, heated, MOTORCYCLE Insurance - Patterns available only I know absolu^y nothing about sex, and I’m scared to Real Estate Wanted 28 649-5659. LOOKING for anything in real security, no pets. Middle aged Specializing in low cost in sixes shown. aMth thut I will mess up on my honeymoon. BLUEBERRIES - Pick your estate rental - apartments, Win at Bridge TOP SOIL, clean, $6 per yard own, 50 cents a pint, no pets or preferred, $180. 6464522. coverage for over 10 years. TO HBEa, HtO 714 far sscO Oti- I am tM aahain^ to ask any of my close friends what to ALL CASH for your property delivered, call 528-4IW. WE BUY and sell furniture. homes, multiple dwellings, no Binding authority. Crockett 204 nr m i do. One day I tried to get some information from a casual children, please. Call now, fees. Cail J.D. Real Estate within 24 hours. Avoitf red Cash on the line. One piece or 647-9369. Homes lor Rant 54 Agency, Inc., 643-1577. acouaintance at woric and he looked at me like I was nuts tape, instant service. Hayes RENT Color television with an entire houseful. 6 4 ^ 3 2 . Associates, Inc. 6461980. aue ■uRNarr lUnchMter Ersnlne Herald “ z . ‘!® natural, man, do what cornea Give the cards a break Corporation, 646-0131. option to buy. $9.99 a week Furniture Barn, 345 Main SEVEN ROOM house, Hebron YAMAHA 1973 250 MX. MULCH HAY - $1.50 per bale 30 LOCUST STREET - Second 1190 Ava. oi Americas natural. Then he walked away. delivered to your home. Street. Beside Douglas Road, Bolton. 2 1/2 baths, Lights, super quick, many Nsla Votll, N.Y. 100M at farm, Vernon. 875-7308 floor, four room apartment, If I k ^ what was going to come natural I wouldn’t be )> SELLING your house? Call us Because you're renting, no Motors. evenings. Will deliver large yard, garden etc. $ ^ . extras. $55(). 643-9415. so worried. NORTH He started operation heart .M„ W. first and we'll make you a heated, security, $200. 646 Prial Naaia, s a a rm elUi ZIP credit checks. Free service. minimum 10 bales. monthly. 649-2871. CODE, Itrla NaaSar aaO lira. Can you help me? * 2 ruff by leading a low heart. cash offer. T.J. Crockett,, 2426, 9-5. •jii? iia ^ 7 . a t Call Turnpike Television Ren­ KIDNEY SHAPED Mahogany 1973 YAMAHA, 175 Enduro, The Fall & W inter ’76 V 9763 West won and led a second C>Hr>b(1tA wc IMNwUSPjlOH 7 .g t Realtor, 643-1577. tals. 649-3406. desk, excellent condition, $75. SMALL Single House - Five Many extras, $400. Call 646 NERVOUS IN LOUISIANA 9973 MANCHESTER - Attractively BASIC FASHION con­ club. There was nothing Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence Two Hotpoint refrigerators, rooms, 2 bedrooms, central 6956 after 5 p.m. Ask for Mike. tains a Bonus Coupon! AJ8654 IMMEDIATE Cash for your paneled, four rooms, stove, D E ^ NERVOUS: Your family doctor, or any better to do. GRILLS - Propane or natural $110. and $275. Loveseat and location. Adults only, no pets. P rice. . . $1.25 a copy. South ruffed, played one property. Let us explain our gas outdoor grills. Call Alex chair, $95. both, also three refrigerator, carpeting, p h y r i^ , will instruct you in the basks. Don’t be ashamed WEST EAST FOR CORN’S SAKE Security deposit. $175. 1967 TRIUMPH 650 TR6, trump which was all he could fair proposal. Call Mr. Zimnoch, 243-0892. dressers. 643-8078. references. No pets. $170. 6 ^ monthly. 649-7885. and ^ t worry. Your bride has been married before, so if *874 * 9653 3167, 228-3540. chopper, best offer. Call 876 afford, cashed three high Belfiore, 647-1413. STOP AT THE 2433 after 5. you forget your instructious, she’ll be able to cue you. V K J 10 4 VQ8 TAG SALE - Saturday 10-3, EIGHT ROOM Older ♦ 54 ♦ 862 spades in order to get rid of MANCHEISTER - Mature cou­ two of dummy’s hearts, cash­ MAY WE BUY your home? TAG SALE - lawn chairs, mis­ 736 North Main Street. Many Colonial. Fireplaces. Large Cempers-Trallars DEAR ABBY: Please explain in easy pool-hall language AKQ10 9 * A732 Quick, fair, all cash and no cellaneous. Sunday, July 25th, ple wanted for this clean 4 Campars-Trallars ed his ace of hearts, ruffed his miscellaneous items. CORN CRIB lawn, parking area. Mobile Homes 85 ^Mobile Homes 6S just what people mean when they say they are "bom again” SOUTH (D) problems. Call Warren E. 9 a m.-6 p.m., 89 Waddell room apartment in attractive Appliances. No children, pets. or ”twice-bora.” Thank you. * A K Q J 10 last heart with dummy's nine Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. Road. Manchester. BUCKLAND ROAD 4 family brick building. Heat, Working adults. 643-2880. V A52 of trumps, drew trumps and hot water, appliances $235. No 18' CAMPER trailer - single BE WISE ■ Check out this B.H.: CLAY CITY, ILLINOIS Building Supplies 42 SOUTH WINDSOR axle, excellent condition. Schult home before you buy. ♦ A K Q J 10 had his slam. CASH for your property. Call TAG SALE - Saturday, July • children or ^ ts . Mr. Rossetto Business tor Rant 55 Eleven years old. $1,500. Call Front kitchen matching DEAR B.H.: They mean that they have accepted Jesus *- He was lucky. Spades had to us first if anxious to Sell. 24th, 10-4. 40 Linwood Drive, NATURAL STONE for 6462482. North-South vulnerable break 4-3 and trumps 3-2, but Farm Fresh Vegetables 742-8930. appliances, new wall to wall Christ as their personal savior, and have put their hltb and Keith Real Estate. 646-4126 or Manchester. Electric stove, retaining walls, veneers, FOR RENT - Connecting or he had given the cards their 649-1922 Picked Dally 456 MAIN STREET - Three carpeting. Just $5,995. trust, in Him. sofa, chair, sectional, patios, etc. Pick up by the separate front room offices. SELLING your mobile home? Complete, ready to live in, Weil Norlh E iil South chance. recliner, gas heater and more. pound or delivery by the ton. room heated apartment, 953 Main Street. Call 643-4846. 2 * security, $165 monthly. Call Top dollar offered for fast excellent financing available. P.S. - SELLING your home? Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, results. 1-828-0360, Broker. First time offered. New blue Pass 2 N.T. Pass 6 ♦ We would be pleased to list it. 649-3163. 6462426, 9-5. Pass Pass Pass PORT'ABLE Dishwasher - TWO - Professional Offices - Baron with an 18’ front living Call Phillips & Stevenson First floor, excellent business room. Super home - was $16,- Opening lead — K * Realty, 643-0609. electric stove, electric exer- THREE ROOM apartm ent 1971 GO-TAG-A-LONG 14’ Astro-graph cycle, braided rug, Shopsmith location, all facilities, 995, save $2,000. Trades with heat, hot water, cooking trailer, excellent condition, By Otwald 6i James Jacoby with all the aftachements. George H. Griffing, Inc. Antiques 48 parking, rent reasonable. M6 fully self-contained, many welcome. Our prices can’t be Alley Oop — Dave Grape gas, stove, refrigerator, walL 1680, 6463549. By BERNICE BEDE OSOL SELL YOUR house through J. Everything like new. 644-96OT. to-wall carpeting. First floor, extras. Must sell, $1,500. or beat. Fifty homes to choose South's six-diamond bid was Watson Beach Real Estate SCREENED LOOM WANTED Antique furniture, from $995. New 14’ wide from • Sand • Gravtl • HR centrally located. $175. Adults best offer. 643-4453. based on the principle that if We continue to get questions Company. Professional real ELVIS PRESLEY ticket for glass, pewter, oil paintings, or $9,995. Immediate parking For Thuredsy, July 22, 1276 you can count 11 sure winners, WHEKE/WE <30 T E a WHAT, SUPTOSE only. No pets. Security as to the origin of the name J AMEWKO! / are we / -m , estate service for nearly 50 sale. Best offer. Call 643-0425. Andover other antique items. R. PICKUP Camper tie down available throughout the TO YOU-----TW O <30 TO T H ' deposit. Call 6467690. OFFICE SnCE 1 ARIES (Msreb 21-April I t ) SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov. 22) A including first-round control "Bridge” HEADEP, VILLASE tONS.' years. Call our Manchester of­ Harrison, 643-8709. system for a Ford pickup. 742- state. Parts, supplies and VILLASE, AN’ ru . f 742-7886 FOR MENT You'll be bored to tears today profitable day Is Indicated lor of all suits, some divine In the game of whist there AMEYRO? TALK TOTH' ' fice for an estimate of value SOME NEW, Some old, accessories; full time service unless you work on several without obligation. 647-9139. AVAILABLE immediately, you in business. You know Providence will give you a was no bidding. In the original DUPES ON THOSE household items. Wooden car­ ANTIQUES Wanted - |Z90 square feet, center oil department. Plaza Homes, proiects at the same time. It's 12th trick. SHIPS...OKAY? American furniture, oriental five rooms, third floor, cen­ 1348 Wilbur Cross Highway, whal you want. You’ll probably game that did allow the bid­ ving shelves, wall plaques, Dogs-BIrds-Pets I Mancbester. ah condiUonlng tod I 24’ TERRY CAMPER. 1970. one ol those days when you refuse to settle lor less than 43 rugs, paintings, pewter. Wind­ tral location. $140. Call 646 I parkins. CaU 94M99I. Berlin Tnpk., Berlin, uinn. 1- When he looked at dummy ding the dealer either made Articles lor Sale 41 commercial food grinoers, 2699. Good condition, has full bath, can do everything well. your terms. his first glance indicated that trump by saying, “ I make it new iron skillets, old dishes, sor chairs, crocks, jugs, fully stocked. Call 6469622. 828-0369. DOG-CAT BOARDING TAURUS (Aprs 20-May 20) A Providence appeared to be spades, hearts, etc.”, or “I’ll ALUMINUM sheets used as some collectibles, and more. weathervanes, primitives. 8A0ITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doe. bathing/grooming. Complete MANCHESTER - Newer good day to go over the books 21) Decisions you make today looking some other way.lTiere bridge it” in which case his printing plates, .007 thick, Dealers welcome. Cheap Ron Dionne, 643-1691. 1971 DODGE VAN camper, SPRITE • 18’, 1972 Trailer, modern facilities. Canine duplex, 3 bedrooms, 1 1/2 BROAD STREET - Modem and put your budget in order. are likely to be wise ones. 23x32”. 25 cents each or 5 for taking all. Call 6465362. automatic, power steering, large windows, light weight, seemed to be no way to avoid partner had to make trump. Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon baths, rec room, garage, high-rise office building, all You're a whiz with llgures and You'll weigh matters Irom two heart losers. Then South The opponents had no right to $1. Phone 643-2711. WANTED - Complete estates air, mags, new tires. Asking equipped, used two seasons. angles, especially It money Is Road, Manchester. 6465971. or single piece. Wiii buy out­ appliances, many extras. utilities and parking, Clean, $2,100. Call 643^»48. every conceivable angle before got an Inspiration. He just bid in that first form of the ADULT Portable commode $3,600. 647-9274. involved. acting. right or sell on consignment, Convenient location. $300. per carpeted, will sub-divide. might be able to ruff one heart new game. CLEAN USED refrigerators, $18., electric Singer sewing AKC Registered Shelties, two any quantity. 644-8962. month. Available September Rentals start at $100 per QEMINI (May 21-June 20) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. in dummy. ranges, automatic washers, machine $35., Call 6465862. handsome males, ready to go 1st. 6465182. tv/ with guarantees. B.D. Pearl’s month. 6468422, 6465764. Take care with com- 19) Profit motivates your usual­ / 7-ai / to new homes. Have had Automotive Service munlcalions today. You should Berry's World !|?tttyieA9M T MHpg U S Pjl OF WHIRLPOOL air-conditioner, 88 Automotive Service 88 ly industrious nature today. Appliances, 649 Main St., 643- shots, 742-7839. THREE ROOM Apartment write that letter you've put oil. 8500 Btu, used slightly, during BOLTON NOTCH - Visable You'll work twice as hard If 2171. with heat, hot water, bath, or phone that person whose The Flintstones — Hanna Barbara Productions two seasons. Very good condi­ highway location, showroom, Ihere's a hint of extra sugar. FREE DOG - housebroken, Wanted to Buy 49 private yard, parking for one office building, storage line Is usually busy. KNIGHTS of Columbus - Tag tion, $125. Call 646-1423. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Peb. 19) trained to heel and guard, car, no pets, adults only. buildings. Four commercial Sale - 8/21/76. Rent your own WANTED - Old antique clock, CANCER (June 21-July 22) Alter your routine today. Do beautiful with children, Available August 1st. $1^. industrial acres. 1-223-44%. You'll leel the pressure ol space $5. Call Leo GE RADIO Ham Set. $50. 742- labriador shepherd, one year also parts, 644-0209, after 6 plus security. 6465718 Monday GET QUICKER something lor sheer en|oy- H A S N 'T McNamara, 6468724. 9760. p.m. events today, but you can cope ment. even if It means setting FLINTSTONE old. Inquire 96 Wells Street. after 5 p.m. NOW RENTING Space in the It you slip oH and sort things work aside. The change will do COM E TO Manchester Mini-mall. Will out belore making a move. you good. THE PHONE FOUR ROOM Apartment, SERVICE & build to suit. Special half price PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) adults only, no pets, LEO (July 26Aug. 22) The i i i i f .' rates prior to fall grand company ol Irlends. lots ol Give domestic matters top appliances, parking. $185. Call opening. 643-1442. priority today. That's where 643-7284. them, brings you to full bloom BUSrNESS & SiRVICE REH ER today. The last thing you want your m ind is. anyway. Once Resort Property lo be Is all by yoursell. they're settled, you can move THREE ROOM furnished lo other areas. apartment. Heat, hot water, For Rent 58 lUALITY VIRQO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) central, adults only. No pets. You're capable ol outstanding Security. Apply 4 Pearl Street LAKE KANASATKA - perform ance today. That's why y o u r or call 646-4701 after 6 p.m. Moultonboro, New . othersw ill shift their burdens to Hampshire. Lakefront cot­ fORKMANSHIP you. You'll lake It all In stride. b irth d a y lo r tage, sleeps five. Completely VERNON AREA - First floor, LIBRA (Sepl. 23-Oet. 23) July 22, 1976 furnished, screened-in porch, Bright Ideas will come to you three room apartment, $171) Your lot will be Improved this monthly, utilities included. sundeck, private beach, float, ON COLLISION thick and last today. You could coming year, not In large dock. Great fishing. overlook their merit. That Call 871-1686. Available chunks, but by bits and pieces. Born Loser — Art Sansom Services Offered 31 Painting-Papering 32 Bullding-Contrecting 33 RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 Convenientiy iocated in Lakes would be a shame, for they're August 1st. Don’t overlook pennies — they Region area. $175. weekly. all goodi DAMAGE! grow into dollar' CASH PAID for your older, INSIDE - Outside, painting. WES ROBBINS carpentry ROOFER will install roof, Available August 1621 and 21- siding or gutters for low dis­ FOUR ROOMS - Central loca­ FIRST, MR.THORNAPPLE, unwanted or junk cars. Special rates for praple over remodeling specialist. Ad­ tion. Adults only, no pets. 28. Call Cromwell, 6360457 lUHATKIUPOFA HE'$HAVlNfo ditions, rec rooms, dormers, count price. Call Ken at 646 after 4:30 p.m. Immediate removal. Windsor 65. Fully insured. Estimates References. 649-8797,6466689. LBT'S PR066 WOJR BACK- Auto Haul, 242-2549. given. Call 649-7863. built-ins, bathrooms, 2456. Bugs Bunny — Helmdahl and StoNal CHILDHOOD DIP itwouj! kitchens, 649-3446. Mfic. for Rent 58 11976 by NEA,he. - fe(?DU)JD.., HOU HAVB?^ $ hand h i of cash h bettor PAINTING - interior and BIDWELL Home Improve­ than a gara(e hd of stirff. exterior, paperhanging, NEED CHEAP Labor? ment Co. Expert installation RENTAL OFFICE TWO GARAGES for rent, “The explanation tor my behavior Is quite slm- excellent work. References. Average driveway sealed, $20. of aluminum siding, gutters DAMATO ENTERPRISES Bissell Street area. Call 646 .______pie. I'm decadentr______Free estimates. Fully in­ Average lawn mowed, $5. and trims. Roofing installa­ REWEAVING burns, holes. Large variety of Apartmenti and 6625. sured. Martin Mattson, 646 House painting, any other oidd tion and repairs. 649-6495, 876 Townhouses throughout Zippers, umbrellas rep air^ . Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick 4431. jobs done at the same low 9109. Manchester. Window shades, Venetian rates. Call 646-6868. Aanfal OWce open Oslly 0-9, □ AUTOMOTIVE blinds. Keys. TV for rent. HORACE Tetrault - Siding, Sal. (0-0, Sunder I'-S Marlow's, 867 Main St. 646 PAPER HANGING Expert. NO W7NPER YTiiE MEARE5T THING K Trig ’> Your average paper, in LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - roofing, storm windows, aw­ 646-1021 5221. Autos For Sale 81 THEY call IT) to A REFRE'SHlNi/ vmERE6TcRUMBV average room, $25. Mr. new homes custom built, nings. Quality workmanship, 240 New Slate Road remodeled, additions, rec WHIMPERIN'POOL 15 A ALL 7 PHOTOERW^R Richman, 6463864. free estimates. Fully insured. MANCHESTER NEED CAR? Credit bad? C&M TREE Service - Free es­ rooms, garages, kitchens WOOR5.' THEY V SHOWER ~ J A t V , TOOK r 872-9187, 649-3417. Bankrupt? Repossessed? timates, discount senior remodeled, bath tile, cement DON’T CWR£/PROVIDIN’ YOUVE) SHADE )A HI5 ^ Honest Douglas accepts citizens. Company HOUSE PAINTING - Interior, work. Steps, dormers. MENTION ’V QOT ENOUSH YOU ^ UMBRELLA Manchester owned and YOU HAVEN'T heard the lowest down, smallest R exterior. Also odd jobs, chain Residential or commercial. lowest price until you let A&T MANCHESTER - Unusual THE PRICE J OUARTER5 Tttn "JUST-A-SHADE-BETTER” tracting. Residential and 1798. munily and features all the Auto ^ y , 52619%. installed a CHIEF E-Z LINER Body and HEY, BOSS, 1 O O r ^ I SOLD TH TELEVISION ' - 30 years experience commercial. Whether it be a conveniences and luxury of. Frame alignment system, a completely GOOD RIGHTS FERYER MASONRY - Bricks, blocks, matching colors and expert small repair job, a custom concrete, steps, sidewalks, Heating-Plumbing 35 townhouse living. Individual PARTS Department now open new concept in body and frame equipment. NEWS/ OPE(?AT10N wallpapering. Exterior ,built home or anything in basement with washer-dryer Saturdays. Complete line of patios, and stick chimney. ' ■ ;ms. Can us, 289-1162, between, call 64613'179. T'STATION Call 875-4973 after 6. SEWERLINES, s'lk lines, hookups. Private entrances, Chrysler parts. Chorches NOW YOUR CAR CAN iUlNG K 16. cleaned with electric cutters, patio, wall-to-wall carpeting, Motors. 6463646. BE AS GOOD AS NEW PRY/ JOO MASONARY - Brick, block, by professionals. McKinney air-conditioner, massive GENERAL Remodeling and stone, plastering and con­ With previous methods of frame and body painting, interior and Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ bedroom, all kitchen 1975 FORD Mustang II Ghla, PAINTING done by brush or crete, fireplaces and pany, 643-5308. appliances with heat and hot repair it was vei^ difficuit to correct frame exterior. Free estimates. spray. We do lawn furniture V-8, automatic, custom in­ chimneys. New and repair. E. w ater included. $250 per terior, vinyl roof, 18,000 miles. damage to original factory specifications. References. Reasonable etc. Pick up and deliver. Call Richardson. 643-0889,649-0608. prices. 649-7831 or 569-4169. NO JOB too sm all, toilet month. No pets. Available 6465763, or 6462813. But with Chief t-Z Liner, we can actuaiiy 643-4074. repairs, piugged drains, August 15th, shown by a\ reverse the angle of impact and restore CEILINGS and Walls. New or kitchen faucets repiaced, pointment only. IB^ROCHURES BROKEN GLASS of all types To 1975 VEGA, standard, 16,000 your frame and body to perfectper aiignment. T E L L IT EXPERIENCED house pain­ old, texture ceilings, sand repaired, rec rooms, Enterprises, 6461021 miles, excellent condition, one repaired. Low prices. ting - free estimates - no job finished, swiri, spray or stuc­ Why settie for an^hing less when your •LIKE IT . References. 569-4169. bathroom remodeiing, heat owner. $2,195. Call 6463231. too small or large. Call M6 co. Drobiak Dry V/^ail Com­ modernization, etc. Free e6 M A N C H E S T E R - F o u r safety is at stake? “ ISN’T r 4316. pany, 646-8882. t U Hmi tIS l‘. - r 7-i-i HOME IMPROVEMENT - timates gladiy given. M & M rooms, appliances, $122. also DATSUN - 1975, 610 wagon, We are the oniy body shop in this area Plumbing St Heating, 6462OT1. three rooms, $117. Security auto, air, stereo, new radials, Interior and exterior. SPECIALIZING cleaning and offering our customers the added service Short Ribs — Frank Hill Remodeling. Decks, siding and utilities extra. Adults on­ must sell. Call 646-8128. • repairing chimneys, FRANK SCOTELLA Plum- ly. 643-0425. of the Chief E-Z Liner, and we take speciai and additions. Call 872-9879. Building-Contracting 33 roofs,new roofs. Free es­ bing - repairs and remodeling. 1969 CAMARO - 396, 6speed, pride in'the quality of our workmanship. 11ani3 ov er I'OaeaADIDTEaAJDKE JUST BECAUSE 3M A timates. 30 Years Experience. Vanities and hot water EXPERT TREE removal and ONE BEDROOM Apartment best offer over $500, Call 6 ^ We welcome you in for an estimate and 012 OMCB.OR. JUGGLE, HISWWAVMAN DOESNT NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - Howiey, 643-5361. heaters. Prompt service on OR fi-AV -THE LUTE... land clearing - free estimates in two family. $185. monthly 7487 after 5 p.m. MEAN 1 MAVEfl/IO TASTE/ Remodeling, repairing, ad­ emergencies. 643-7024. plus utilities. 6461166. Nor­ inspection of this new equipment. A - fully insured. Call All State ditions, rec rooms, porches YANKEE ALUMINUM - man Hohenthal Realtor. 1974 FORD Ranchero, GT, Tree Expert Company. 647- and roofing. No job toq small. siding, gutters, doors, win­ Flooring 38 1039. Call 649-3144. low mileage, good condition. * 9URELV YOU JEST/" dows^ awnings, free es­ THREE ROOMS and tile Asking $3,400. Call 6466947. timates. Fully insured. 35 FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, bath, heat and hot water, ’’You going out again? Aren’t PROFESSIONAL Volkswagen Oakland Street. 649-1106. floors like new, no waxing, ad u lts. $150 p er m onth. / lU I O R lJ — ^------2 : i U repair, all models inclumng 1970 FORD, Country Squire, CARPENTRY - Repairs, (specializing in older floors). Security deposit. References. you saving for my education? ’ ’ fuel injection and water remodeiing, additions, gar­ station wagon, power cooled. Call Whitman, 646 ages, roofing,'call David KEEP SMILING Ceilings and inside painting. No pets. Parking. IS 1/2 steering, power brakes, John Verfaille, .648-5750, 872- 837$. Patria, 644-1796. School across from East Side am/fm radio, roof rack, $900. . 31S CCNTill ST., MANCHiSTIR,CONN.«Phon« 643-5139 KEEP HAPPy 2222. • Rec. 6462443. P AGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed,, July 21, 1976 Washington Window South Africa's! Mental Flight from Lebanon Hospitals Duncan Hines MEAT OAVID E. ANDERSON Cake Mixes WASHINGTON (UPI) - STREET Dictatorships have always Meanil family used a variety of methods 18'/z 02 to keep potential dissidents pkg and troublemakers under U.S.A.! control and often, when a SUPERMARKETS regime worries about its Wilh lh,s Coupon39 & Purchase ol $5 or More world image, it seeks to Limil One Valid July 18-24, 1976 H-382 finds haven disguise those methods USDA^^oeef Loin Shell with humanitarian over­ - . tones. From the Soviet Union in CHOICE recent years, for example, there have appeared ...Sirloin steak reports of the use of men­ in Durango, Mexico while his tal institutions as detention By BETTY RYDER too much trouble getting out of Si.- father was on duty there. centers and possibly even Coffee Family/Travel Editor Lebanon, but Nadia said it is dif­ r^ h o u ld e r\ "Nadia and the children are as torture chambers. The hustle and bustle of ficult now to get the necessary here on a six months visa and we Now, Reps. Walter Faun- Manchester may seem disconcer­ papers. are hopeful they may remain in troy, the nonvoting con­ 1 lb ting to some of us at times, but to “With the American consulate Lamb Chops this country permanently,” Fred gressional delegate from can Nadia Mesnil it personifies all closed, it is hard to find anyone to Fresh American jm 49 that is peaceful and safe. To her explained. document and certify im­ the District of Columbia, The trip from Lebanon took and Harold Ford, D-Tenn., 9 9 Lamb Shank and and her family, it’s a haven. migrants,” Fred explained. Finest Frozen or Trimmed 4 1 9 Nadia and her three children, three days instead of the usual 13 both members of the hours by jet. Congressional Black Necks lb I Gilbert 21, Andre, 17, and Jeanine, “They have lived under rough Nadia Mesnil of Lebanon shows her sisteir and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nassiff “They were delayed in Caucus, want an investig- 13, left their native Lebanon conditions,” he said, looking fond­ Damascus, then went to Paris and photos of her war-torn homeland. (Herald photos by Dunn) tion of South Africa’s men­ Lemonade which now is in the midst of a civil ly at Nadia and her youngsters. war and arrived in the United finally by Air France to Boston,” "Most of the difficulty is due to tal hospitals — particularly he said. to see If there is any con­ Refreshing States on June 27. the fact that there is no official With Fred as her intrepeter, nection between U.S. com­ thirst 6 02 Nadia, who is the sister of Mrs. armed convoy or escort; those Nadia told of the conflict in panies with investments in quencher cans Heinz Fresh Lean Ground Beef Fred Nassiff of Steep Hollow leaving the country run into Lean Ground Beef Patties ib 1.09 (where available) Lebanon. the minority-white ruled Lane, finally heeded the urging of enclave after enclave,” he said. country and the in­ Tomato Ketchup her sister and brother-in-law and Nadia, who resided in Tripoli, “Lebanon js really a paradise. I stitutions, used primarily Stock-up on Frozen Foods at FInast! consented to bring her family said, "There is fighting in the en­ Rugged mountains, the blue to incarcerate blacks. Beef Chuck Pot Roasts away from her homeland where tire country. Mediterranean Sea and gracious Fried Chicken Banquet .... p k g 2 . 1 9 Boneless USDA Choice Beef people. The question of the South lb war has been raging for the past "Our villa (summer home) 17 months. Louise Ravioli__ .... r ; i . 0 9 0 ‘"The country is about the size African mental in­ which is located in the mountains ‘"The children have not been to of New Hampshire and has a pop­ stitutions, where at least Birds Eye Peas CO...... 3i^,°s'1.00 in Rachlne was shelled continual­ (^e& ja le Underblade Steaks Bon.,e.s school In over a year and a half ulation of approxim ately 2.5 8,000 blacks are being held, .Yellow ly with rockets and grenades for FBATUREt - FOOD - FAMILY LIVINO Sara Lee Cupcakest Choc . pKg f 9 Beef Chuck USDA Choice because of the conflict there,” million people,” he said. first came to light in the Wilh this Coupon & Purchase ol $5 or More six hours one day,” she said. Swedish publication 100. 5 3 , Fred Nassiff said interpreting for “No one was hurt but the villa French Toast Oownyfiahe .... pKg Limit One Valid July 18-24. 1976 H-365 Fred, who says he is a Yankee, Dagens Nyheter. his sister-in-law who speaks little was badly damaged," Fred said. married his wife in Tripoli in 1957. The newcomers are adjusting According this publica­ Haddock Dinnerosel__ p°g69* Boneless Beef for Stew English. In Tripoli, Nadia was employed “It has sub-tropical climate, well to their new surroundings. tion, the institutions, run For your Favorite recipe Nadia and the children have in a co-op stock company where “We had to take it easy on the Fish Sticks Finast...... pkg 79* dual citizenship, French and extensive mountains. You can by a private company she was in charge of buying and Fourth of July,” Fred said. “We Lebanese. Her late husband, the swim in the warm sea or go skiing which turned a hefty $13.7 Birds Eye Tasti Fries . 3X '1.00 selling cosmetics. didn’t want the noise of the million in profits in 1973, son of a French general, was bom in the mountains just 20 minutes Green Beans .... 4pK°go1.00 Richmond Shoulder for London Broil ’The Mesnil family did not have away,” he said. fireworks to upset them. are virtually “slave Boneless USDA Choice Beef “Things are quite different camps.” Ice C u b es...... 5p'ag49* here. They are fascinated with Finasi Ice Cream "When one policeman Strawberries Whole ',ob°'69* our stores. In Lebanon, most and one doctor, after a has­ All Natural Full Cut Sirloin Steaks goods are sold in open -markets, ty examination, decide that Breyer Ice Cream . 189* Beef Loin USDA Choice "rhe children are enjoying the a particular black person beaches, but were especially im­ seems imbalanced, this is Punch Detergent pressed with the Hartford Civic sufficient evidence to send 4= ^ Boneless Sirloin Steaks Center,” he said. him away to a camp,” Top Loin USDA Choice Beef Gilbert, the older of the two Laundry 49 oz' 0 3 Dagens Nyheter said. With this Coupon & Purchase of $5 or More Detergent boys, speaks fairly good English. Rarely, it added, does pkg Limit One Valid July 18-24. 1976 H-366 He is hoping to continue his anyone come back. Porterhouse Steaks schooling and wants to enroll in a The details of life in the commercial business course. An­ Tail-less Extra Trim USDA Choice Beef lb camp, as reported by the dre is interested in a technical Swedish newspaper, are Chicken Livers Ftesh 59* school and Jeanine hasn’t quite pisly at a minimum — made up her mind. jammed, unsanitary con­ Chicken Franks C olo nial. . ID 79* “The first thing we have to do is ditions, raw food, forced Chicken Bologna Colonial lb 79* get them a tutor this summer so labor, with electric shock they can learn English. With the treatment for discipine and BolognaA,?M“ ',rs'p, pkg t 9 children, it should be no problem. the inmates are forced to FrankSA,iM"J“J,X ...... „9 9 * But with Nadia, I’m not so sure,” sleep on the floor. he said good-naturedly. BolognaA,rMea,p;fce,...... „ 9 9 * At one of the 10 camps, While things are looking the newspaper said, the PicklesA rjrjJs ...... JJ,89* brighter for the Mesnil family, mortality rate is at least their hearts are still in Lebanon. one a day. “Some of the Reno Pizza ,?'o'Jj^,1.69 “ Nadia’s 67-year-old father people who, according to remained there as did her internal statistics, are brother. Her father is well known reported as discharge, ac­ irt the area and often serves as a tually turn out to be dead,” Boneless mediator in disputes. It’s his it said. Red Ripe home and he refuses to leave. Her Following the Dagens brother is a banker and he also Nyheter report, the Cube Steaks chose to remain. American branch of the Watermelon Shoulder “I hope the United States will Church of Scientology also or Top Blade do something to help the people of became involved because Lebanon. Nadia and her children their South African church Steaks > came here with only the Gilbert Mesnil holds the Nassiff’s pet kitten as, from left, his also published an account, Your Choice H lb belongings they could carry. resulting in attempts by There is great suffering there,” cousin, Nadia Nassiff, and his sister, Jeanine, give a few the government to silence Fred said. “We are grateful they affectionate pets. Looking on is Gilbert’s brother, Andre. the church’s newspaper. are safe now.” Ford has called on the Mr. Dell Favorites! World Health Organization Fresh Milk-Fed Veal! to investigate the in­ Im p o rted stitutions to determine to Shoulder Veal Chops ipI.49 Bing Cherries Oranges Calil. Valencia ■ • ■ 10 t o r i . 00 what extent there is actual Rib Veal Chops...... ip1.69 Cooked Ham medical treatment of Northwest Fresh Lemons Sunkist , . , . 6 IP, 49* patients and to determine Loin Veal Chops...... p1.79 Freshly the nature of the medical Fresh Lim es...... 6,„,39* Sliced half Your neighbor’s kitchen lb Veal Cutlets F r r J e , ... ,p2.99 facilities. Potatoes A NO,...... 5 Jpg 79* Farm Fresh Dairy Values! to Order Ib According to the Scien­ By Betty Ryder tologists, the South African a'pe To m a to e s Pascal Celerycai,,„rn,a....,,„,p39* government extended and Romaine Lettuce__ 3 h p a 1 . 0 0 Finest Biscuits then withdrew an invita­ Salad & Sandwich SaladDressing Russian. Blue Cheese |ar 79* Buttermilk 8 oz tion to the WHO and the Favorite 3 . ^ Potato Salad, Cole Slaw, International Red Cross to Rubber Plants. ea3.79 Ready to Bake cfns Macaroni Salad Had a nice conversation with a visit the psychiatric LuHugne Verdi Al Forno Wliite Clam Sauce chestnuts and boil them in a little centers. Vernon resident, Mrs. Donald ’Trask “GuNlronomica” > In a covered pot steam 3 pounds salted water. When cooked, peel off Amer. Cheeseo.iu7ii',c., 11.1199, of 18 Kenwood Rd., the other day. Aside from calling for Swiss Cheese Imported ______Use 2 pounds of flour, 2 eggs and clams over moderate heat until the the inner skin, clean well and put She telephoned to say she enjoyed the WHO investigation and The Newest Reason Why It Pays to Shop the Finest Breakstone CheoM ■ • . . c one pound of cooked, chopped shells open. Separate the clams from them in a bowl, add 2 ounces of Pastrami oTiJlIl...... pl.39 this column and offered to send along perhaps pursuing the ques­ way: In one of our most aggressive efforts to stretch spinach (well squeezed). Mix until the shells and sieve the liquid. In a butter, 6 ounces of sugar, a little Sour Cream Breakstone .. 2789* some recipes she acquired while tion of whether there is any your food dollar. Finest is taking maximum advan­ Luncheon Meat Imported . 1699* paste is well blended. Roll out into a pan, put a cup of olive oil, 2 ounces of glass of Jamaica rum, 2 glasses (lit­ tage of warehouse buys, cooperative allowances, Befit Milkp.rr^...... “u'JI.Sg cruising to Bermuda on the Home thin sheet, cut into 4-inch squares. chopped garlic and 2 ounces of tle) of Sandeman (Port wine), mix U.S. corporate involve­ Italian Hot Ham...... ri.3 9 Lines s.s. Doric. ment — considered unlike­ and manufacturers seasonal offers. The result is Fresh from the Finast Bakery! Remove them with a strainer and chopped parsley. Cook for 2 minutes. well and reduce to a paste. Mold in a tom Bonus Bargains, a wide range of special items, which Kahns LiverwurstA/c. lb 1.09 drop them into cold water. Drain Add the clam juice, a very little salt, plate forming a cone, cover with ly — there appears little V Incidentally, she said my com­ we will sell at reduced retail prices for an extended h ill. again and spread on damp towels. some pepper and reduce it. Add the whipped cream, circle the cone with the United States can do. Shrimp Salad...... '’ib'99* ments about the Doric, which my period of time. Bonus Bargains are above and Butter a baking dish and coat the clams but do not cook them; serve T he c a m p s , as a Big Bound Top daughter and I were on a year ago, marrons glacees (candied crushed beyond our regular weekly sales items and will allow bottom with Bechamelle (cream with linguine. chestnuts) and put plate in a dramatic example of the tutom Party Rye ...... ,'oil59* were just right. nnast to provide you with greater savings than ever. ^ Available In Stores With Mr. Deli Dept. Only sauce). Place on this a layer of green refrigerator. Chill one hour and system of apartheid, Another favorite is Delight of become important, 'Of Bonus Bargains throughout the store. B re ^ 3 ” It was just as great as you said it lasagne and a sprinkling of grated serve. In-store Bake ShopI was,” Mrs. Trask said. Shrimps “Las Vegas.” however, as the United Pineapple-Qrapefruil parmesan cheese, small pieces of Duncan HinesS^.^...... '%759* Del Monte Drink Remove shells and veins from two Here is a recipe for a shrimp 2c789* Hamburg “io n ... 3T1.00 sausages and fresh mushrooms States places Africa higher Wesson O il...... "“ 1.59 She and her husband were luoky pounds of shrimps, rise them and set appetizer. While it’s not on the chef’s on its list of international Goff Cat Food____ 5r.'i.oo browned in butter. Continue until the Deli Rolls ...... ",'‘3«79* Cake Donuts A Q enough to be aboard at the same time dish is filled. aside after seasoning with salt and menu for an Italian dinner, it is a big priorities and seeks to Hawaiian Punch...... ".“ 49* pepper (to taste) and powder with Peter Pan Peanut Butter '779* Plain, Sugar, Cinnamon the tall ships were heading our way, Coat the top with Bechamelle, boost lo any party.- decide what, if any, role it English Muffins, r. S^^I-OO dbz so they had a great view from the flour. Heat in a pan one tablespoon will play in the struggle for Pillsbury Flouru^btt .... ?J,79* Skippy Peanut Butter.... '788* parmesan cheese and a little butter. Junior Pies •••••■ 4 pkgi 1.00 French Hard Rolls .... < ,o .6 9 ' deck of the luxury liner. Bake them moderately in a hot oven olive oil and 2 ounces of butter, add Sliriiiip Dip Supreme eventual majority rule in Marshmallowsc,«i.... "k,'? 1602^ OD ' Av.ll.bl« In Sloi.i wilh ln-SI«r

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed.. July 21. 1976 - PAGE TWENTV-THRRR

Editor’s note; During the month of Eljem speaking July while Jan Warren is getting On settled in her new home in Mississip­ Lutz Junior Museum pi, the Herald will re-run some of her second thought old columns. Jan will begin writing again on the first Wednesday in Aug. By Jan Warren

Pd never make it ^ 1 I make a point of reading only positive stories about airplane with the jet set travel. I concentrate on the gourmet aerodynamic theory of lift or year-old in the seat in front of us, meals with wine and beef stroganoff, T> anything scientific like that. I’m "he’s having a great time.” the Paul Newman feature films, the worried about three things. How is “That little boy doesn’t know any individual stereo headphones, and the big hulking piece of steel going to better,’’ I said. the stewardess' new Ann Fogarty un­ . get up in the air? How is it going to "This certainly is a beautiful air­ iforms. I ferret out happy statistics WB stay there? And how is it going to get plane,” my husband continued, that prove you are as safe in an air­ down again? keeping the conversation going. "It’s ADVERTISED ITEM POLICY plane as you are in your own home. The last time my husband and I one of the best built planes in the And I love to read profiles of pilots took an airplane trip, I thought world and those engines purring Each of these advertised Items Is re­ who lead exemplary lives and drink Burr Corners positively the entire week before. On away in there are our own Hartford quired to be readily available for sale at nothing stronger than ginger ale. the way to the airport I hummed with engine. Doesn’t that give you a confi­ or below the advertised price at 1135 I refuse, particularly just before abandon. "Of We Go Into the Wild dent feeling?” Tolland Turnpike, Manchester In this ad. going on a trip myself, to read Blue Yonder.” But as we boarded the When the plane started to lift off anything about the negative aspects plane that sick, heavy, anxious the ground, my husband reached for Shopping Plaza of air travel such as crashes, bombs my hand and squeezed it com­ y or hijacking. feeling covered me like a gray blanket. passionately. f m Despite my efforts, which you can "I barely had a chance to say good­ "Just close your eyes, think happy 1135 TOLLAND TURNPIKE MYLES LIBBY 2 see are extensive, every time I board bye to the kids," I said to my hus­ thoughts, and remember you’re as NEXT TO CALDORS an airplane I get a sick, heavy, band. safe as you’d be in your own living ...A': DELI MANAGER anxious feeling in my stomach and it “ You’re the limit,” he replied. room.” doesn’t go away until the trip is over. F ^ l{ “Relax. This is 1976. Everyone is As I felt the reassurance of my The reason for my anxiety is sim­ PICKLE & PIMENTO, OLIVE. traveling by plane. Look at the little husband’s hand, I suddenly became ple and has nothing to do with the boy,” he said pointing to the two- aware of something. If he’s so calm, Manchester, OR POLISH cool, and cosmopolitan about air travel...then why do his hands get Engagement clammy? Gem Loaves The engagement of Miss Susan Connacticut P been announced by her parents, Mr. Elaine Treadwell to John Anthony and Mrs. Cecil H. Treadwell Jr. of College notes Covino, both of Carlisle, Pa., has 124 Hackmatack St. :/ Mr. Covino is the son of Mr. and STEVE MELLAR a / ' Mrs, J. Anthony Covino of West Among the students named to the Allenburst, N.J. dean’s list at Norwich University in MEAT MANAGER YOUR The bride-elect was graduated Northfield, Vt. for the second from Manchester High School in 1972 semester are Angelo J. Fazzino, son CHOICE and from the University of Connec­ of Mrs. Barbara Fazzino of 16 Lin­ BEEF RDUND - BONELESS Four- and five-year old members of the Wee ticut in 1975. She also attended coln St.; and Louis M. Hafner, son of feeling and smelling — from Susan Craig, an Wroxton College, Wroxton, England. Mr. and Mrs, Louis A. Hafner of 68 lb. Workshop at Lutz Junior Museum learn about environmental education teacher. In the She is currently attending the Dickin­ nature through the five senses. Here, at Oak Elsie Dr. In addition to being named rear, Gary Kania is assisting with the son School of Law in Carlisle and will to the dean’s list, Fazzino was OUR STAFF’S Grove Nature Center, they are learning about project. (Herald photo by Pinto) graduate in 1978. She is employed by promoted to first lieutenant and Bottom Roundl a particular kind of blossom by seeing. the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Hafner to corporal in the Corps of GREATEST Public Utilities Commission as a law Cadets. clerk. Others promoted are Robert C. PLEASURE IS TO Her fiance was graduated from Barbero, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hamilton College in Clinton, N.Y., in A. Barbero, 83 Doane St., major; SERVE YOUl Roasts 1973 and from Dickinson School of STEVE PIERCE Robert A. Kydd, son of Mr. and Mrs. COME IN AND SAY FOR YOUR SHOPPING Law in 1976. He is employed as a law William R. Kydd, 251 Milton Dr., Never too young clerk to the Hon. Roy Wilkinson Jr., PRODUCE MANAGED CONVENIENCE South Windsor, first lieutenant; John i l l iff judge of the Commonwealth Court of B. Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs 'HELLO' Pennsylvania. What could be more fun tree in that a single tree Nature Center are the strive to stimulate a young Walter H. Johnson, 35 Woodstock The couple is planning a Jan. 8, FRESH - RIPE NOW OPEN than wading in-a clear, cool may produce three bright yellow goldfinches person s interest in the out- Dr., corporal; and Richard L. Lajoie, 1977 wedding at South United stream on a hot summer’s differently shaped, visiting the equally vibrant of-doors and how it works. son of Mr, and Mrs. Marcel Lajoie, 4 Mead Photo Methodist Church in Manchester. day? Or watching a color­ aromatic leaves — oval, purple thistle. These birds Taught by Susan Craig Scott Dr., corporal. SUNDAYS! ful butterfly as it darts mitten-shaped and three- are easily identified in the and Gary Kania, par­ among summer lobed. Its roots and bark summer months since the ticipants study the flora lb. Red wildflowers? Or relaxing can be used to brew male is the only small (5 to and fauna and their in­ Births 9 am to 5 pm in the shade of a maple sassafras tea, a popular inches in length) yellow teraction with the environ­ tree watching a family of beverage among the bird with black wings. ment as well as take part 4*,/ -- # COME SEEI COME SAVEI turtles sunning themselves colonialists who con­ Oftentimes, persons call in nature crafts such as Shaw, Cheryl Christine, daughter Dullak, Jason Michael, son of on a log in the pond? Oliver, .Meghan Higgins, sidered it a medicinal, the museum reporting a mobiles, puppets and of William and Beverly Ross Shaw of Gary M. and Carol Thompson Dollak Tomatoes All of these things and daughter of William M. and Lee spring tonic that could run away canary in their papier mache caterpillars. 31 Indian Hill St., East Hartford. She of Thompson. He was born July 13 at more are possible at the Higgins Oliver of 32 Brook St., East "thin the blood and purify yard when what they really There are openings in was born July 13 at Manchester Manchester Memorial Hospital. His Oak Grove Nature Center, Hartford.. She was born July 12 at the system. ’' Oil of have is a brightly colored several of the sessions Memorial Hospital. Her paternal maternal grandparents are Mr. and a 53-acre tract owned by Rockville General Hospital. Her sassafras is also distilled male goldfinch. which run through Aug. 13. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Raymond M. Thompson of the Town of Manchester. maternal grandparents are Mr. and FAM ILY from the bark of the roots The females, as is true in For more information, or Arthur Shaw Sr, of Norwich. Her Manchester His paternal grand­ The museum helps main­ Mrs. Arthur F. Higgins of Vernon. to perfume soaps and most bird species, are not to register, contact the maternal grandparents are Mr. and parents are Mr. and Mrs. Herman tain this land and also owns Her paternal grandparents are Mr. P A C K ” flavor medicines. as conspicuous as the museum at 643-0949. Mrs. John Ross Sr. of Norwich. She Dollak of South Windsor. His mater­ a building on the property An unusual wildflower, males. They are dull olive- has a brother, Christopher, 4. and Mrs. Woodrow Oliver of Hart­ One is never too young to nal great-grandmothers are Lucy ford. She has two sisters. Heather, 1V2 lb. pkg. that is jointly used by the the Indian pipes lack yellor with blackish wings Thompson of Manchester and Sophie L appreciate nature. 4'.'2, and Kathryn, Vk. museum and the Board of chlorophyll, the green sub- and bold wingbars. The Silkowski of Thompson. Education (during the stance plants use to stout finch bill, a school year) for manufacture food. characteristic that lets you educational purposes. Consequently, this plant, know it is a seed eater, dis­ a, j! The trails at the Nature which can be found in tinguishes it from other Center are open to the damp woods from mid­ small, similarly colored public from sunrise to summer until October, has birds. Once summer sunset and printed trail a ghostly pale appearance. passes the male loses his guides can be obtained at Since it cannot make its bright plummage and the museum. own food as most other becomes much like the Summer is an exciting plants do, Indian pipes female. f/* time to visit the Nature grow upon thick leaf mold These are just a very few Center. There are so many from which they obtain of the plants and animals interesting things to see, nourishment. Scientists one can discover in the hear, smell and touch — call such plants various habitats — HOWIE FRASER but not pick, of course. saprophytes, meaning deciduous forest, old field, One's senses cannot help those that live on dead pond, hemlock grove -r- of FIRST CLERK but be stimulated. remains of once-living the Nature Center, In addi­ Among the intriguing organisms, A single, pale tion to maintaining trails 1 plants to be discovered are bellshaped flower blooms for the public, the museum ■ F sassafras (Sassitras on the end of each white also offers nature study SUPERB Bf.END OF BRAZILIAN COFFEES albidum) and Indian pipes pipe stalk. classes for children iMonotropa uniflora). Another pleasant sight entering Grades 1 through DAVE BROWN Sassafras is a most unusual one can observe at the 6. These four-day sessions Eight O’clock ASSISTANT MANAGER KEVIN O’CONNOR *July 22 thru 24^ DAIRY CLERK 2 WITHTHS JANE PARKER-ICED SAVE 10% ON SERVICE AD Jug 100% FLORIDA-CHILLED THE AREA’S NEWEST NEWPORT CLUB Bean Coffee FULL SERVICE VACUUM SWEEPER CENTER Minute Maid IS NOW OPEN Soda Ik $ WITH 12 ei. Cans " IW COUPON WE FEATURE. BELOW Orange Juice NAME BRANDS bait WITH KIRBY 19 oz. C Y # lf gallon SpteMliIng In ELECTROLUX Hostess COUPON AIRWAY carton BELOW ROYAL Chocolate Reg. & Beef SALES & SERVICE ,»\CE OPRIOel : e a P R I D E , ® VALUABLE COUPON 8 Pack ^n c c a p r id e I VALUABLE49 COUPON CEAPRIOf 0 SPECIAL OFFER CUP CAKES Bologna lb. MFfiR A SUPER! BLEND-RICH IN SPECIAL OFFER 14oz. Box $1.09 0-7 MAN. 10 0 « FLORIDA ■ITI n .N PVKIASf . ELECTROLUX VACUUM BRAZILIAN COFFEES MAN. U aV liM TBIACtl THE(S) KIRBY UPRIGHT CHILLED AMAlCONRUCimRAIil .Variety Pack 12 oz. $1.29. Eight O’clock Minute Maid Reg. Value^ UPRIGHT g. Valuer Beef Bean Coffee 3 L *160®“ *189®® SOUR CREAM 16 ex. 49< Orange Juice Franks lb 99$ SAVE 50< YOGURT Sox 5/99« 20 ^ SAVE 20< lIMITMEIXIUPMPaFMIlT. „ ____ 29 C O n A O i CHEESE i« ... 59< 7 „ V«Lia M TU -14.1971 Braa LIMIT ONE COUPOII PER FAMILY. yiU.IDJUtYII-24.1976 IJ iK l h ICE a PRIDE ■ PRICE A PRIDE » PRICE > PRIOE t PRicfc* I ...... I -'V 'I ICE A PRIDE • PRICE A PflIDE • PRICE A PRIDE • PRICE % SPECIALS AND PRICES EFFECTIVE IN THIS AD JULY I I • 24,1976 AT MANCHESTEI ONLY NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS ITEMS FOR SALE NOT AVAILABLE TO OTHER RETAIL DEALERS OR WHOLESALERS PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., July 21, 197fi

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ANGY'SAMeV'SERnYCM FROZEN M b $ 1 49 STARFIRE • RRISLIN6 ^ ^ ^ Eggs HENORIES-ALL NATURAL I 03% 02 $ ^0 0 Tomatoes 59*5 9 * Torteilini carton of ont ii02an %iii. $159 LIMIT UNECUUPUN Sardines ice Cream Pki. I PROGRESSO-ITALIAN STYLE PROGRESSO ■ TUSCAN PEN FAMILY. VAUU . TMHiHtiiSU - lUSCAN e______a i 22 JULY IB-24. 1976 J o Freshness ft Savings from A&PI Bread Crumbsi" 59* Peppers COUNTRY FRESH PRICE * PRIDE • PRICE * PRIDE • PRICE * PRIDE • PRICE * PRIDE • PRICE * PRIDE • PRICE * PRIDE A£fP s colorful produce aisle is a garden of PROGRESSO PROGRESSO-TOMATO DAIRY FEATURES REGULAR, DRIP. A fresh fruits and vegetables. From the exotic to the everyday — ELEC. PERK. A.D.C. the produce you want is at your A£fP nowl Tomato Puree 59^ Sauce SWEET LUSCIOUS Maxwell House l^esh Nectarines FRANCO-AMERICAN Coffee 1 0 ' ^ LIMIT ONE CUUPUN Spaghetti MEATMLLS PEN FAMILY. VAUD ______JULY 11-24.1976 Cheddar • PRICE * PRIDE • PRICE S PRIDE • PRICE * PRIDE «J FRANCO-AMERICAN • WITH MEATBALLS CHILLED 100<1b FLORIDA Minute Maid Orange ^ P RICE * PRIDE * PRICE * PRIDE « PRICE * PRIDE • Spaghetti-O's Cheese ^ ------SAVE10«--- GENERAL MILLS Juice a: 69^ Wheaties random $ 1 6 9 , BREAD DOUGH Slicing Tomatoes ^JA R E PAMCER BAKERY<" eight | ALL FLAVORS Cereal Pillsbury New Country LIMIT ONE COUPON PEN FAMILY. VAUO AGED AT LEAST Hot Loaf Yogurt 0 3 3 . JULY IN-24.1976 ONE YEAR !p p '® r • PRICE * PRIDE • PRICE * PRIDE > PRICE & PRIDE • 4 9 ? Pie ^ 9 9 ^ • PRICE * PRIDE • PRICE * PRIDE PRIC ES PRIDE • FRESH SWEET JUICY SWEET SAVE 10____ BETTY CROCKER H O TM G O ii ■ GOLDEN QUARTERS-MARGARINE Green Fresh ^ MnFilbiiii Potato Hamburg.^ 00 Mrs. Fiiberts GoMen Ouader^ MiV^ann* 2 ;> :i8 9 ^ Peppers Piums AMERICAN OR SWISS Buds Roiis r ” AP-2 16% ID 02. pk|. JUMBO SIZE UMIT ONE COUPON RED RIPE Cheese Siices ' '? c 8 9 ^ „ PEN FAMH.T. VALID PLAIN DR POPPY SEED A&P DELICIOUS .0 3 3 26 JULY IB-24.1976 / Fresh _ __ Water- i| | | a gsllon $ 1 3 9 PRICE 4 PRIDE • PRICE 4 PRIDE • PRICE 4 PRIDE* Vienna Look-Fit Miik ctn. I " p rTceT p WIOE « PRICE 4 PRIDE « PRICE 4 PRIDE • LemonsOiir/S OVALCRACKERS^ meions IU »^. 3 9 BREAKSTONE - ALL VARIETIES EXCEPT PINEAPPLE SAVE 15' Bread M b Cottage Cheese cont. w w Keebier L CREAMY OR CRUNCHY KEEBLER .Town House I0W 30 Town House Prell Shampoo giil oo. SPECIAL DELICIOUS 50' OFF LABEL ! M k.p kf. ^ Skippy Paanut Buttar 8 9 ^ ^ WJI ' LIMIT ONE COUPOI O O A . Crackers I W ‘ 'M J * W . . PEN FAMILY. VALII ALL VARIETIES FROZEN A n n r iu u LAUNDRY Mobil c&c 27 JULY 11-24. 1971 On-Cor Secrat RoU'M ^ '« 58 Tide , k 6 9 * ... PRICE * PRIDE • PRICE * PRIDE • PRICE * PRIDE • 6 9 ^ IWITH ADJACENT COUPON Deubie Entrees Motor Oil Cola Marshmallow Fluff g;^‘ Tw tii|»suP’> 48' ALL VARIETIES • Detergent quid $ 1 00 MINT -y g OFF LABkkI 12 82. O O cans I l'q'i'7S1' I Nine Lives Cat Food 4 9 ^ 1 7 1 oz. $ 0 9 9 Scope Mouthwash ‘-o® FOR SALADS OR COOKING 99* 2 m - w > $ 1 9 9 im E B EFFECTIVE JULY lB -2 4 ,1976 IN THIS COMMUNITY AND VICINITY r Mazola Corn Oil k______ITEMS FOR SALE NOT AVAIUBLE TO OTHER RETAIL DEALERS OR WHOLESALERS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOH nPOBRAPHICAl I POKES EFFECTIVE JULY 18-24.1976 IN THIS COMMUNITY 6 VICINITY NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS. ITEMS FOR SALE NOT AVAILABLE TO RETAIL DEALERS OR WHOLESALERS PAGE TWENTY-SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., July 21, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mancheattr, Conn., Wed., July 21, 1B76— PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN Social News for senior citizens With this c o u ^ With this coupon i Security' L and a $7.50 and a $7.501 this coujxin: With this coupon and a $7.50 By WALLY FORTIN X purchase. purchase.[ and a $7.501 ShopRite Coupon purchase. [ Q. When I attempted to B f i H ig iB H n Monday we sign up for the L U 6 6 ' RTCkingham races. The date for the races is Aug. 5, so we hire my neighbor's day - u m W In o u r: worker to work two days a One (1) ShopRite One (1) 1-lb. can of set the deadline for signing up as Wednesday, July 28. The dairy depl.j week for me, she said OK, complete package is $14.75, and includes busfare. a but that she would rather I reserved seat in the clubhouse, a free program, a box did nut deduct Social HILLS BROS. 40<’ 0 f f I lunch, and your choice of boneless chicken or baked had­ m d o r S Oraiige Security from her pay. I VMYL F R E B dock at the 88 Restaurant after the races. Bathroom o f tile Sea know that I'm supposed to. WITH THIS COUPON We will stop for a short coffee break on the way. Hydrax What should I do? Towards the purchase Hawaii trip COFFEE of $3. or more J u iS A. You should remind COUPON s O Q WITH Speaking of trips,,here’s another reminder about the nssiie Cookies stop & Shop her that the Social Security Hawaii trip. Like we have been telling you, it’s scheduled 4 roll pkg. SOO Sheets 1 ply 15 ounce package TvaSk Vz gallon carton Cream t h is oz. can in oil protection she will get W A L IF T c:0UP0N £ 9 for November, and it’s a ten-day deal. Paul has extended M a^ from concentrate i Vi gal. ctn.-asst. Flavors! from her contributions can ■ ■ I and $3. or more COUPON FRESH MEAT p u rch a s e (BEEF, VEAL LAMB, PORK or POULTRY) the deadline for your $50 deposit to Wednesday. Aug. 4. mean an income when she and $5. or more purchase (SMOKED, CANNED or Time is running out, so drop by for a flyer right away. lC FROZEN MEATS NOT INCLUDED) is too oid to work, and can Coupon oood it ony ShopRtia morktt. Coupon oood at any ShopR itf morlitt. lim it on* por famity. Coupon oood ot ony thopRito morhol. Tne action starts with last Friday’s setback games 24 76 LImH eno por famlty. tnean a difference for her Eiplro* Sort.. July , fB . Cxpiroo tot.. July 24, 1t7t. Lim it ono por lomity. Expiroo tot., July 24. (t7S. when we had 48 players with the following winners' family if she is unable to VALUE 30’ Clara Hemingway, 144; A1 Gates, 132; Josephine 240 work because of a severe SchuetZ’ 131; Jennie Fogerty, 129; Sam Schors, 126; Ar- Oood Sun.. July tS-Sat.. July 24. Oood Sun.. July 18-Sat.. July 24. Good Sun., July tS-Sat., July 24. 243 2441 Limit on. pkg. par cuMonwr. / Limit one pkg. per customer. Good Sun., July 18-Sal., July 24. 6 9 disability, or if she dies. yid Peterson, 124; Marjorie Kayser, Helena Gavello, and Limit one can par cualomtr. UmN one ctn. per cuitomer. Good Sun. July 16-Sat.. July 24 Limit one ctn. per customer. Tell her, too, that you are Violet Dion, 123; Mercedes Prior, 122; John Gaily, required by law to report Esther Anderson, Paul Schuetz, and John Phelps, 121. the wages you pay people By the way, about that Lake Wlnnepesaukee trip in the to work for you, so last part of August: We still need about eight more people whatever arrangements in order for us to take the second bus. Now that we have you make should be based given our own members enough time to make up their on this obligation. minds, we will now extend an invitation to other senior Open Sundays Citizens. Anyone interested may call our office, 843-5310, Q. My mother recently or stop by for a flyer. to a t meals b^n om died at 69 after a long il­ Remodeling Center lness. If I pay our family 9 :0 0 A M t°4K>0PM In case you haven’t read about it in the paper, or heard doctor, who is treating her, about it, we are having quite a project in the way of can I apply for the repairs, or I should say remodeling. At long last we are Medicare medical in­ • i v i o r e going to extend the floor in the basement to go directly surance payment? TOT L e ssii from the upper level to the stage. ’This will eliminate the A. When someone who FRESH AND LEAN, steps that now separate the downstairs areas. ’They are has Medicare dies, speciai ^ going to start working on this project this week. ruies apply to the medical This means that our kitchen social games will be insurance payment. If your BEEF CHUCK, ANY SIZE played in the upstairs hall. It will also create a little in­ doctor accepts assignment. GROUND **Great BeeT* 1st CUT, BONE IN convenience for a week or so as far as our meals are con­ “Great Beef”. Only Stop & Shop has it. Opiy Stop & Shop takes the Medicare will pay him. If cerned. This may start the card games a little later. Self Service Deli Specials he won't accept assign­ CHUCK 7 ° However, the meals end this month so the problem is a time and trouble to age USDA Choice beef slowly, naturally to its ment, the payment can be s : A Colonial BEEF CHUCK, BONE IN 1 CHUCK, BONELESS minor one. So this Friday we will start having all of our peak of tenderness and flavor. And it’s worth it. “Great Beef". Cut made to whoever pays the fuioTl programs on the main floor. Bear with us, and come bill. You will need to file BLADE fresh in our store. Wrapped with our unique “Cooking with Color” UNDER BLADE POT ROAST 97f BEEF SHOULDER SHAKS September you’ll be glad to see the improvement and two forms and proof of BEEF CHUCK, BONELESS BEEF CHUCK extra room we’ll have downstairs. labels; the cooking method recommended best for each cut, and, payment. The forms are fulOA*) Golf how to prepare it. All to give you steaks and roasts with a consis­ "Request for Medicare UNDER BLADE POT ROAST BONELESS CUBE STEAKS (sSi) *1'J i,? 89’ Payment" and “Statement STEAK BEEF CHUCK, BONE-IN ’This past Monday it was a beautiful day, and we had tency of quality no other beef can match. BEEF CHUCK ruioT) , more than sixty present in the morning for our kitchen Fenway Beef Franks Cokmit pkg Regarding Medicare Pay­ UNDER BLADE STEAK (sSsj ment for Medical Services *1»J BONE-IN SHORT RIBS *1V social games. Our golfers were busy at the East Hartford Fenway Franks SSS! i.? *1 '* I BEEF CHUCK, BONELESS BEEF ROUND to Deceased Patient." You ruioTi course with the following results: Beef Franks or Knockwurst *1 ?• can get both these forms at I UNDER BLADE STEAK BONELESS CUBE STEAKS (CH^J »1’l Vince Porter had a 41; James Gartside, 44; Clarence Morrison & Schitl-12 oz. pkg. any Social Security office. C BEEF CHUCK, BONELESS Peterson, 45; Ernest Segerberg, 46; Jack DuPont and BEEF ROUND fuio*) Frank Gallas had a 47. There were 36 out that morning to Beef Bologna or Salami I CUBES FOR STEW BONEIfSS TIP STEAK CCwojgj enjoy the game. Hebraw Nabonal-12 oz. pkg. IsncEB------*ir Q. My sister's vision has BEEF ROUND fuioT? Pinochle Rib Steak Buddig Sliced Meats 2 ^ gradually gotten worse BEEF LIVER BONEIESS TOP ROUND STEAK (2SB/ *ii» In the afternoon we had 14 tables for pinochle and the B e^ Large End winners were: Sweet Savings Sliced to order in our Service Dell because of advanced Available in stores featuring a service deli diabetes. She worked Fritz Wilkinson. 675; John Gaily, 673; Peter Frey, 661; In our frozen 4th thru 7th Ribs Bone In - steadily under Social Pork i Poultry 1 IV e a l 1I Lam b 1 Joseph Windsor, 658; Michael DeSimone, 658; Felix foods d ep t Ahh, the sizzle and smell of Security up until about a PORK LOIN, BONE.IN Jesanis, 654; Bess Moonan, 649; Ann ’Thompson, 644- steaks on the grill. Great eat­ Deiitdimacher year ago. Can she qualify CHICKEN WHOLE FROZEN, NEW ZEALAND COUNTRY STYLE LEG & RUMP 1 John Phelps, 640; Martin Bakstan, 638; Paul Schuetz, ing with Stop & Shop steaks. for disabiiity benefits? 1 C fS 6 QUARTERED, 633; Robina Carroll, 631; Esther Anderson and Grace >Dl0iteMaid L C U 9 WITH BACKS lb. OF VEAL BONE-IN BrankSc% 9|V A. People whose vision is RIBS 59® LEG OF Windsor, 630. 100% Orange QUARTERED WITH WINGS not better than 20/200 even PORK LOIN, BONE IN C 4 1 ! O FOR PEPPERS OH STEW Our good friend Mary Rhodes is now a patient at Juice (rom _ Round Tip Steak Beef Round Deutchmacher Bologna ? 59’ with glasses, or whose CHICKEN BREAST 59’. BONELESS VEAL CUBES *1i» LAMB * r ? Manchester Memorial Hospital and at this time is under Florida 12 oz. can:an4T S W ASSORTED CHOPS * 1 . Deutchmacher Liverwurst S’ 99’ visual field is limited to 20 PLUMP & TASTY BLADE CUT FROZEfi NEW ZEALAND special care; therefore, she can’t have visitors. I’m sure Seneca Grape Juice 49’ Rib Eye Steak Boneless Beef degrees or iess, are con­ PORK LOIN, BONELESS WHOLE CHICKEN LEGS she’ll enjoy receiving cards which will surely boost her Deutchmacher Salami i 69’ sidered disabied on the 79f. SHOULDER VEAL CHOPS *1i* LOIN IJtMB CHOPS *11? 1 morale. Seneca Apple Juice 'li! 49' WITH RIB CAGE SHORT CUT, FROZEN NEW ZEAULND l2 oi basis of blindness under BLADE ROAST * 1 ” SHORTCUT ■ I want to take this opportunity to thank Helena Gavello Minute Maid Limeade 49’ the Social Security law. 1 WHOLE CHICKEN BREASTS 99® |RIB VEAL CHOPS 1 RIB LAMB CHOPS 1 and Anna Haupt who came to the rescue of Cecile Benson Stop&Shop PORK LOIN CENTER, BONE-IN FROZEN NEW ZEALAND Your sister should apply RRM a TENDER T « T Y a TENDER in helping her take care of setting up our Monday card V Stop&Shop « for benefits at any Social LOIN CHOPS WHOLE CHICKEN LIVERS 69’J LOIN VEAL^HOPS *1l» RACK OF LAMB Mi* 1 games. CookedCormd Security office. To get FROZEN NEW ZEALAND Lm o fia d e BONELESS C 4 0 0 Chock steak Very Lean Variety Meats • FRESH Bone in benefits, she must be LOIN OF LAMB * i i * | B eef Blade Flat Cut only B If k a i K i m " ,« B e e i severely disabled and not 1 SKINLESS CHICKEN BREAST ^ i f | CUBED VEAL STEAKS “any Qtr. lb. CORNED BEEF BRISKET GOVERNMENT GRADE "A” WMOUl K E F uwtmmmco, GNP expansion slows Wait ’til you taste it charcoal broiled! A thrifty, tasty 6 9 expected to work for a year WITH POCKET FOR STUFONQ TKM iM »Tn£r AVERAOCWeOHT TEIDEnLOM 7-i o l b 8. or more. lb. *2** 1 steak that’s trimmed of excess fat and bone. LAVONIAN $ > 1 0 9 FROZEN CORNISH HENS BREAST OF VEAL 69’. t N i l l WHOLE o n HALF WASHINGTON (UPI) — The nation’s economy Green Giant tooi. c c e stop & Shop Roast Beef ;8 9 ’ m m S m BONi-IN. MEF l o in Cut Broccoli wit) cheeeeMuoe (*g 0 0 Our Veiy Best CRY-O-VAC ShopRIte^ROZEN STm r UNnWMIEOAVEfUOE 1M 7LM expanded only 4.4 per cent in the second quarter, less BREADED OR CUBED, FROZEN *1” 1 or Cauliflower with cheesesauce Q. The other day I took 7 Bone Chuck Steak 79s Stop i Shop DUCKLINGS W HOLI TOB BUTT than half the growth rate of the first quarter, the govern­ 24 01 ■b- Macaroni Salad S'59’ W 89’. VEAL STEAKS 89S H m m B£EF UMTRMMCO Peas or Corn stop*shop 49’ my mother to the Social ment reported today. 49 Stops Shop Tuna Salad ?79’ Security office to help her ’The Commerce Department said the “real” Gross Macaroni and Beef ’54'75' Underblade Steak Beef Chuck Bone in Stop & Shop Deli Rolls 65’ apply for benefits. My National Product — the nation’s total output of goods and Chopped Onions 4 *1 father had just died. While Fresh Produce Frozen Food services stripped of inflation - rose $13.4 billion between Boneless Chuck Steak Beef Eye Plain or Seeded-11V4 oz. pkg. of 10 we were sitting there, I Sixzlin Summer Sale! April and June. According to a revised estimate, the GNP Taste O’ Sea Fish Cakes ’5,“ 79’ noticed that there were soared 9.2 per cent in the first quarter. Moby Dick D inner’“ 'O S** 5.°,'69’ Chuck Cube S ^ quite a few workers not PRINCE SAUCES BANQUET DINNERS At the same time, the department reported that the in­ Stop & Shop Waffles 6 J4‘. 99’ helping anybody. Why flation rate, as measured by the GNP implicit price Fresh SPAGHETTI. Salisbury Steak, d Boneless Blade Steak Beef chuck couldn't they take her Meat Meatless. ^ Veal Parmigianu 1 deflator, grew from 4.3 per cent in the first quarter to 5 N, application? Turkey, Chopped 1 0 ‘'/4-OZ. — per cent in the second. from our Mushroom or 22 oz Beef or Chicken nl/n A. The only people Marinara The department also said personal income — ail in­ H endriets authorized and trained to come received by all Americans — advanced only 0.4 per Ice Cream Novelties kitchens! IN OIL OR WATER take your claim are the IRCAST 0 CHICNIN 6V«h» .$ 1 cent in June, the smallest one-month increase in the past claims representatives in Tomatoes ^ Hills Bros:^;?H=‘- n ” Tuna CHUNK LINGT 2 cant X Orange Juice 49® five months. The Kids will S boaldE r Cheese Pizza ’ 99° the office. The claims The moderate second quarter rise marks the fifth con­ love those cool TWIN PACK a . l - O L ^ Q l representative then gives Oranges s Star-Kist Airwick HCRIAL - PINE - CITRUS COnt. “ ^ Fried Chicken jjg g ' pleted the application. Lettuce Mayonnaise,59® Cocktail OF THE WALK trillion mark which was recorded in the fourth quarter of Later a data review techni­ Lemonade.‘wi“«.6?.?. 89® 1973 before the economic downturn began. Ice Milk Bar 27 oz. pkg. ol12 89° ^ Loin Veal Chops Our seafood is a value, tool cian checks it and forwards Cucumbers ShopRite Riceirl^l®® t t S S ’ .Health & Beauty Aids Government economists did not find the slowdown in Dreamsicle 27 oz. pkg. ot 12 89° it for payment. The P r e tz e ls * the nation’s growth rate particularly distressing. Today’s workers you saw are or ESCAROLE CHOCOUTE FUDGE, PIHER t c . . Juice Bars 27oz. pkg. 89° _ Boneless Veal Stew CRISP LAUNDRY ">ATTIR OR FRENCH VANILU * report is just a preliminary GNP assessment and most 0112 Haddock raiets Chicory Detergent Keebler^ YOUR CHOICE Pkf. trained to do different 79’ D A T R IL g g feel that the revised figures will look much better when Veal Leg Roast Rump or Leg Portion Frozen things to your claim. All of Fresh Squashs 4b,^l x D a iry ------^Deli more data is available. Freshness from our dairy A quick and easy their jobs are important ShopRite NON-ASPIRIN bottle Retail sales, which make up roughly two-thirds of the meatless meal. lb for correct and speedy REG. A A U BEEF PAIN RELIEVER of 100 real GNP, have perked up again and business investment BuySlDp«Sliop* LILLY H.T. NITROGLYCERIN BOILED HAM' AND nawaredEnj^ Values in our frozen meat dept All Stronglho • lOO’t Tennis Balls Swift's 8OZ. CARANOO GENOA (A.C.) f i A f i Brown & Serve Sausages Premium pkg. 0 5 r ALUMINUM OR 12 VEGETABLES M n ffln s 9 July 19 thru 24 T RE*WCED lb. $ 0 9 9 Stop A Shop pKg. of 2b . 0I 4- 80Z. $2 ^ 9 SALAMI BOLOGNA 8 0 ______Corn Pot WHITE ENAMEL qt. O Steak Tonight bonelMi i rip Style Steaks DAILY CInn., Bludberry or Bacon ® EKCOETERNA “In order to assure a sufficient eLwly"Jf saleTTtemTto^llofourajetoiimierw^ Titerna, excepnwhereotttew^ Big Daisy 5SS Bread 3 K *1 Fresh California Bartlett Not responsible for typographical errors. Pricee effective thru Sat., July 24, 1976. eWakafem Food Corporation 1978. SPECIALS WED, THWI SAT. Buttertop Bread X* 2Si«89’ Dfainer Knife ... of course! ■ LARGE SWEET JUICY RED. SWEET Stop&Shop Fudge Cake ’54* 89' STAINLESS TABLEWARE ■ SANTA ROSA WATERMELON PLUMS THE BEST IN TOWN Stop & Shop Rhubarb Pie ’54“ 79’ • No DefrcwUiig-Omvenienctf ! 4 9 4 Cinn. Coffee Cake 69' Pears 3-1 Frvezer (u Grill (o Ptaie 5 lb. 09*«. in 15 Minutes I 214 SPENCER STREET Sweet Thompson Seedless ^ EXTRA LARGE CRISP • No Bone Waste J 587 EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE Choose from 2 JUMBO SWEET ^ S to p & S h o p • No Fat To Trim P GREEN PEPPERS lovely patterns i MANCHESTER BING CHERRIES • No Preservatives S MANCHESTER l * ^ | | CANTINA* or Additives ■ OPEN MON-FRI 7 A.M.-MIDNIGHT 2 9 * Cwntrystyle 5 9 < lb. i ^ l b COLONIAL ' ConsisteiKy of a Fillet 5 OPEN 8:30 A.M.-10:30 P.M. €rsutes f GRANNY SMITH RICHMOND^ • The Best Taste & Quality J PRICES EFFECTIVE ONIY AT SHOP-RITE STOBES m 6 r e California APPLES with each $3 food purchase BEST EATING SPECIALS...STOP Vine Ripe TorrTatoes 49s LISTED ABOVE afteciivt Sun, July t8*8« . July 24. In tannHi to al our cudomwi m rtaarva tha rigN TODAY atop 4 Shop Superniaffcate AinghterMarvad K>tmiuMttll«np«ugMOI>n,«niainplMmolMnntnoMd IMnio>tit(ltoculi»llivMaMiiic>Hlma>loah«ifUld.Maoi»MkHW» BMry pfcti . m c m .Co«ngMH7«l» ^teakTonight' ' j 3 . u . * 1 . 0 0 OPEN DAILY 9*7; THURS. t FRL til 9; SUN. 9-2 Rl$ 83 1 30 VriiHHi Clide In your HUfXTmurki'i I n r iir J STOP & SHOP in e MANCHESTER rS !V .TlV r • EAST HARTFORD.,.VERNON PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Wed.. July 21. 1976

MANCHEISTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., July 21, li)76 - PAGE TWENTY-NINK V A new s BREYERS HAWAIIAN Almanac Of consumer concern ICE CREAM HYDROX If your last name is John­ PUNCH son and you plan to check COOKIES lly llniti-il I’ ress Internalional the sign of Cancer. up the Rock Island Express train at with the Veterans Ad­ Today is Wednesday, July 21, the Computerized supermarket checkout American author Ernest Adair, Iowa, and escap^ with $3,000. ministration about possible 203rd day of 1976 with 163 to follow. Hemingway was bom July 21, 1899. In 1930, the U.S. Veterans Ad­ group of its own which is benefits, better be specific. The moon is between its last You have undoubtedly Under the UPC system, scanner, a message is sent On this day in history; ministration was established. its symbol for the Univer­ So says Joseph M. Card CHOCOUTE quarter and new phase. noticed the new symbol on when you reach the to the store’s computer. In 1816, the first major military In 1961, Air Force Capt. Virgil sal Product Code (UPC), Jr., director of the OR VAN ILLA The morning star is Jupiter. cans and boxes at the checkout stand, the clerk The computer identifies 1101. PKO. engagement of the Civil War oc­ Grissom became the second part of a new system that’s Veterans Administration The evening stars are Mercury, supermarket — a series of would slide the product, the item, “rings” It up on With Coupon Below With Coupon Below curred in Bull Run Creek, Va., about American to rocket into space. His closely spaced lines and being tested by several with the UPC side down, Regionai Office at Hart­ With Coupon Below Mars, Venus and Saturn. 35 miles southwest of Washington, the computer terminal at ford. 29 Mercury capsule ride lasted 16 bars. These lines and bars supermarkets in selected over a scanning device that the checkout counter, and Those born on this date are under 49 D.C. minutes. metropolitan areas of the may look alike to you but uses a laser beam. As the The oid "name, rank and In 1873, outlaw Jesse James held prints a description of the miiitary serial number” each product has a unique country. product passes over the item and the price on your bit will come in handy — receipt. In addition to iden­ especially the service tifying the product, the seriai number — because UPC, used with a com­ the Veterans Administra­ the Freshness Ixpertsl puter, acts as automated tion has about 203,000 ex- I V e ' r e inventory system. Gl’s named Johnson on its The type of receipt you’ll rolls. You’ll run into the WALDBAUM'S get will depend on the kind same sort of probiem if Freshness is our businessi So come in and pick your off of computer the store uses. your name is Smith (there WALDBAUM'S : ON PURCHASE OF U.N OR MORE off! One system shows you a fruits and vegetables from the greatest bulk selection off brand name and price are around 305,000 Smiths OH PURCHASE OF Sl.M OR MORE I in Veterans Administration PLUM-O-RAMA ON PURCHASE OF U.N OR MORE flashed on an electronic Food Mart in town.., take only what you need! FRESH MEAT fiies), or Wiliiams (there ■ LAM I. IIE F ■ FORK • VIAL OR POULTRY Fresh Predare 1 screen as it is rung up at are about 150,000 of them). Food M art I IBROIIN AND CANNIO MIAT IXCLUOIOl PELICATESSEN the checkout counter with SALE! c c ! the brand name and price Card said that's why the j WITH THIS COUI>ON AT FOOD WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD Veterans Administration RED LARODAS YELLOW RIPE - CHIQUITA OR DOLE I MART. GOOD THRU SATURDAY, MART. GOOD THRU SATURDAY, printed on the receipt. Not MART. GOOD THRU SATURDAY, urges you and your I JULY 24. LIMIT ONE COUPON PER JULY 24. LIMIT ONE COUPON PER jflSXk I all of the systems will show I JULY 24. LIMIT ONE COUPON PER PURPLE ELDORADOS i FAMILY. FAMILY. dependents to use your ser­ FAMILY. the name of the product on viceman’s serial number RED SANTA ROSAS the receipt. or — if you have had CALIFORNIA There has been con­ previous contact with the VINE RIPENED DEEP RED QUEEN ANNS troversy concerning the use of UPC nationally agency — the Veterans Ad­ CANTA­ GREEN WICKSONS ministration "C" number LOUPES although the supermarket shown in your return cor­ EXTRA LARGE MANCHESTIR FOOD MART industry sees the system as respondence. Oisciosure of EXTRA LARGE ALL VARIETIES increasing checkout speed this information is volun­ SWEET CALIFORNIA and reducing errors. The tary and will have no effect 3 . - I . industry claims UPC will on your entitlement to IN FOOD MARTS ^ ultimately result in savings benefits: however, failure O P E N SUNDAY- 9 a m . to 4 p jn to consumers. The major to furnish it may result in a PLUMS SWEET JUICY UROE - CAROLINA PRODUCE DEPARTMENT problem concerned with delay in processing the 5 . 0. $ 1 ONE LOW PRICEI the system on a national ciaim for benefits. C u cu m b ers P eaches s; basis has concerned itself With 34 million veterans CALIFRONIA YOU CAN TAKE ONLY U.S.O.A. CHOICE U.S.D.A. CHOICE with item pricing. Many in names in Veterans Ad­ FIRM - LAROE HEADS NATIVE IMASS) industry want to place the ministration files, the job Crisp Celery i 1 4 9 ' WHAT YOU NEED. . . price on the shelf under the of matching an inquiry RED RIPE Green Cabbage >^> 9^ Semi-Boneless product, but eliminate the CALIFORNIA ® with records showing . ONE PEPPER OR CHUCK price on each item. eligibility is almost im­ Tom a to es ''S " i . . 4 9 ' Crisp Carrots . The Connecticut possible unless you supply A POUND. . . Chuck Steak Legislature, recognizing a the essential basic data, U.S.NO.I TEXAS FRESH NATIVE (MASS) problem with con­ FOOD CLUB-IN% PURE Card added. YELLOW ONE ORANGE OR STEAK templated use of UPC, last For example, if Thomas YELLOW OR J l C 0 f ORANGE or Chuck Roast year passed Public Act 75- Brown were to ask the A DOZEN! FIRST CUT 391, Section 2 of the Act Veterans Administration ONIONS 5 “ 8 9 GREENSQUASH I, JUICE (FORMERLY CALIFORNIA) says: "Any person, firm, about his eligibility for G1 partnership, association or Bili educational benefits, OUR BEST corporation which utilizes but neglected to provide universal product coding in the agency with his service BREADED to ta llin g a r e t a il serial number or VA claim Child M ild customer’s purchases shall number, the Veterans Ad­ VEAL Save ’^3.31 mark or cause to be ministration would be PATTIES marked each consumer faced with identifying him Franks WITH THESE FOOD MART commodity which bears a from among the 2,700 PATTIES 3 POUND PKG. U.S.D.A. CHOICE Universal Product Code Thomas Browns in COUPONS BELOW ALL OUR BEST ihoM —- with its retail price.” Veterans Administration files. •St! THIS WEEK! Top Chuck Steak B( Child Mild Franks w 7 9 Beef Patties ?kg * 2 * 9 9 Answers to questions of Veterans with less com­ general interest will mon names than Smith, appear in this column. Ad­ Jones or Brown are non­ U.S.D.A. CHOICI DONILIIS D tS roS M L E Pampers Diapers "SS"' 98c U OUNCE BOHLE dress questions to: "Of Heinz Ketchup 39c Bumbie Bee Tuna ME etheless well represented Chuck Steak r/o! .. *1,29 U.S. GOVT. INSPECTED 6*4 OZ. CAN 78c Consumer Concern,” in the Veterans Ad­ U.S.D.A. CHOICI I Department of Consumer Helimann’s Mayonnaise 33 OZ. JAR ministration files. Card FRESH VEAL SALE! I 99c Chicken of the Sea Tuna» Protection, State Office GRADE "A” SHENANDOAH Breyers ice Cream I 49c Aipo Beef Dog Food OUNCE CAN 29c said. Chuck Cube Steak >M.59 Building, Hartford, Conn, U.I.O.A. CHOICI lO N I L I I t I H i-C Drinks A ll FIAVORS . 44 OUNCE CAN There are approximately I 44c Crisco Shortening 3 POUND CAN $1.29 06115. 24,000 Sanders, over 27,000 Chuck Roast “."Lro". ,.*1.09 SHOULDER I Keiiogg’s Cereai 59c Myers, about 36,000 PINII PACKAGE $ 1 6 9 SpaghettiO’s ^»i»n IS OUNCE CAN 21g White Cioud Bath .Tissue oFiRous Hospital R ogers, nearly 47,000 ccj Wheaties Cereai 18 OUNCE PKG. 78c Wrights, around 42,000 Italian Sausage ..*1.49 CHOPS B . I b agrees to pay Weich’s Tomato Juice QUART lOniE 39c Murphys and over 23,000 TURKIYS Bounty Toweis MMRTEO 48c NORWICH (UPI) - The P IIM IU M . • ITM r.lM rulCMAM Of liri. M MMI .NO TMII Campbeii’s Tomato Soup 15c Schmidts in the Veterans Beef Franks 99* COVNON »T fOOO MA.T. MOO TM.U UT.. JULY H. .IMIT OSCAR MAYIR RIB William P. Backus Administration files, to S TO f LBS. AVERAGE <0 OAL. ■ ONI COVNON MN NUll.T. $ 1 8 9 Memorial Hospital in name only a few. Meat or Beef Franks 11.19 CHOPS ,B. I B Norwich has agreed to pay With more names being MAXWELL HOUSE about $70,000 in back wages added daily, it’s easy to see CHOCK FULL HUNT'S to 202male and female nur­ why the Veterans Ad­ Sliced Bologna «•« .. 99* MIRACLE BREAST sing assistants, according ministration needs as Hawaiian Punch ! F O O O C .U . S 4 A O 4 3 ^ i to the U.S. Labor Depart­ much specific information Sliced Bacon O.CO.ONIA. >-• I ,-T W 0 ' NUTS OF VEAL 8 9 * ment. as possible about a I INSTANT TOMATO SWIFT PREMIUM - DEEP EASTEO The department sued in veteran’s service record so i SlAfOOD SPtCIAlS Of m WttKI B U T T E R tA LL WHIP Connecticut federal court that his or her claim for i f r e s h VEAL in May 1972 alleging the benefits can be processed FRESH CC| SALAD DRESSING POLLOCK >$149 SOLE $199 BROILER COFFEE COFFEE hospital was violating the and completed as rapidly STEW 9 9 * SAUCE Equal Pay Act of 1963 by as possible. FILLET .. ‘^•l* FILLET‘D* I « TURKEYS 5 9 «ITN PRIOR PURCNAII OP SIMI OR MORI ANO TNII 320UNCEJAR , 10OUNCEJAR paying male orderlies COUPON AT POOO MART. 0 0 0 0 THRU lAT.. JULY M. LIMIT 1 LB. VACUUM CAN ONI CAN - ONI COUPON PIR PAMILT. 150UNCECAN more than female nurse’s Q. — I bought my first aides for the samb wok. home with a GI Loan, and The hospital subsequent­ am now considering ELBOWS Our Feature. . . Waldbaum's p ITALIAN I ly combined the two job purchase of a new house. New York Style Delicatessan. s f a s categories under the new Shouid I obtain a release OR SHELLS DRESSINC I Hydrox Cookies job classification of nur­ from the VA before MUELLERS I LB PKG KEN'S a OZ BOTTLE I I sing assistants and paid negotiating for my new I I them the same as the home? Formula 73 ^ ^ I 16 OUNCE JAR former female aides, the A. — Veterans are urged HAM WITH 9 1 Q Q I CHOCOUTE I Ciorox Bleach G AU O N CONTAINER 68c department said from to obtain a "reiease of ISOUTED PROTEIN lb.I bWW ■ O R V A N IL U CC I Chef Boy-Ar-Dee Ravioli .ooz cam99c Jif Peanut Butter smooth on chunchy 88c I I ISOZ.FKO. FINE • MEDIUM OR BROAD Boston Monday. liability” from VA if the • 0 1 . J.N CO .M I purchaser of a house UNN.N W/IAUIAOi ■ AIPP.N W/MUIH.OOM . fOfftO WJONION COLONIAL I 4 3 * = I Sunsweet Prune Juice BOTTLE 59c Penn. Dutch Noodles ,6oun«pkg 59c Franco American Spaghetti ? A ° i 1 9 c bought with a GI Loan TASTER'S CHOICE 3 *3.69 o ? *SPAG. l . SAUCE ;a“.‘ 49' BAKED HAM I WITN PRIOR PURCNAII OP IIMI OR MORI AND TNII a CORONIT ■ IM COUNT JUMRO PKO. I COUPONATPOOOMART.OOOOTNRUIAT.,JULTM.LIMIT I assumes the loan. UVy OI. c a n A ll FIAVORS . 33 OZ. O ^ ONI PKO. ■ ONI COUPON PRR PAAULV. j Kool Aid $1.79 Nestea Iced Tea Mix $1.69 NOTICE Otherwise, the seller ROAST BEEF 10.7 O O N a CAN Mott s Applesauce bounce mb 29c FLORAL NAPKINS 39' ca N .r. IH AR P SKIPPY STEWED TOMATOES 3 M. (veteran) could be held OAVLA- ALL PLAVORI Fh'obate Court is open for financially liable should hv^oi. im CHEDDAR CHEESE L.M.B9 Skippy Peanut Butter JAB 88c VAMET1 CANI " l , WNITI OR VILLOW Campbell’s Vegetarian Soup 16c cah conferences with the DOG FOOD 4 DRINK MIXES INVILOPIS S r o r I p Cranberry Sauce .«oz 33c the purchaser default on AMERICAN CHEESE.;i.59 judge from 6:30 P.M. to 8 I Heinz Ketchup 33 OUNCE SOniE mortgage payments. S l F " l ^ 89c College inn Chicken Broth 1a°4 79c Minute Rice » ounce .ox 99c P.M. on Thursday nights. Q — How were veterans’ DELMONTE GLAD Lox SALEssr.i^;: "isiw i.es I FOOD CLUB Night telephone number: benefits affected by Presi­ LYSOL ON ANY 8 LB. BAG I 649-0445. Guldens Brown Mustard IZ. JAH 49c dent Ford’s proclamation TUNA SANDWICH DEODORANT BEEF BOLOGNA ..* 1.0 9 U.S. NO; I ■ CALIFORNIA LONO WHITE CC| Cranberry Juice Cocktail s z , 79c Kraft Macaroni & Cheese 23c ending the Vietnam Era on I William E. FitzGerald May 7, 1975? CHUNK LIGHT 6 'j OZ CAN BAGS CLEANER ALPERTS PASTRAMI.t1.39 Crisco Oil 34 OUNCE B O n iE 88c Judge of Fbobate 150 COUNT PKG I PO TATO If Mott’s Applesauce »ouncem. 49c A — Potential eligibility 15 OZ BOTTLE Carnation Instant Milk $3.89 LONG JOHN FRANKS l*.1.2 9 I WITH TNII COUPiM AT POOO MART. 0 0 0 0 THRU lAT.. ______for persons entering ser­ ^ JULY M. LIMIT ONI BAO ■ ONI COUPON PIR PAMILT. J vice after May 7,1975, was 4 3 * = TURKEY BARirri-rr ..*1.9 9 ' This printing test pattern isi terminated for such war- I j|! "I" " " " 1 RAGU ITALIAN part of The Herald quality con-, time benefits as PEPPERONI l . * 2 . 2 9 V8 Vegetable KELLOGG'S trol program in order to givej nonservice-connected dis­ POOO CLUB IMALL CARANOO N .l. LUNCNION 1 3 5 * OPP I >30* opp j VIVA you one of the finest BREAD CRUMBScon’t‘a1'n.. 59' l . * 1 . 8 9 I ! ON TIN M OZ. JRRI ! newspapers in the nation. ' ability pensions for fO l. JAR WHOLE BEETS 5i‘A%'1. SAUSAGE I ON A IN COUNT PKO. Me OPP LABIL • in OZ. PKO. veterans, burial .09 I I Hwlnx Itralwal ! allowances and nonservice- FRENCH'S MUSTARD 25' TIDE DETERGENT *3.99 HOT" BAGELS 12 « M j CC Bom IWNIRI AVAIURLRI 11 Xaby rood | Juice NAPKINS SPECIAL K COOKING connected death pensions I Yea Vagi I I (IXCLUOINOMIAT)p,«| for widows and surviving ' FROZEN fO O D S GALOBfl ^ a I WITH TNIINIB COUPON AT ^ FRESH DAIRY D lllTlS I ^ FOOD M ART WITN TNIt COUPON AT DECORATOR OR children of veterans. I POOO MART. 0 0 0 0 ■ I POOO m a r t, rood I HOODS MINUTE MAID - IM% FLORIDA THRU BAT.. JULY M. i THRU JULY M. I B i ^ G a ASSORTED Unaffected was GI Bill ( LIMIT ONI PKO. • ONI fgjnjil I LIMIT TIN JARI.ONI ^STgil Cocktail CEREAL SAUCE ENGLISH I COUPON PIR PAMILT. I COUPON PIR PAMILT. educational training, for ICE MILK occ i ORANGE which eligibility is linked 46 OUNCE CAN 140 COUNT PKG. 150UNCEPKG. 21 OUNCE JAR to service dates es­ m u f f i n s 4 BAR 0 0 JUICE 0 % / tablished by Congress. GI 1 3 5 * OPP I I 3 5 * OPP I home loan benefits also ONI IDA TOP PROIT UOHT N’ LIVILY MRI.PILliRTt IHOI STNINO I ONAMOZ.PKO.OM A U OZ. PKO. 'll I I W l a m OX. iO T T L I | were unaffected. tiZZJA Y O tU R T OOLOtN Aim Toothpaste 99' AIRWAY P aiN C N ALLPLAVORI M A R t A R IN I I Captain Crunch 11 Mirncin Whitn | CHIIIB.IAUUOl 0 1 ' TRAVEL AGENCY n u t HAMBUIt • PIPPIRONI • . CUPS 1 LR. PKO. - OUARTI'RI Tylenol gge 43 I OmRFmail ..a i ^ d o H o o r I 457 CENTER ST. 1101 I CC| | »iTMTKtieo«»oK*T CC| . Cashmere Talc S9‘ WITN TNII COUPON AT a n POOO MART. ROOD 646-2500 J . ! 8 9 * I■ POOO MAHT.MART. 0000ROOD I ■|I THRU MV.. lAT. dWhT IB. | 8 9 * J THRU BAT.. JULY R i H i A a ■ LIMIT ONI M TTLI • i B S A i Blue Shampoo 1ULO 59« I LIMIT ONI PK I.-O N I I S r g i l I C*«W N P l » ffffPWil I COUPON P l l PAMILT. j | PAMILT. PHONE 643-2711 TO OUB CUSTQWM Wt BtSttVl THI BIGHT IQ IIMIT SAUS ID 3 PKCi Of ANY IT(M IXCIPI WH(t! OTHCRWISE NOTED ITEMS FOB SALE NOT AVAIIABII IN CAM LOTS OB TO OIHIB BITAK OIALIRS OR WMXISAlfBS. You Hgo home with a bigger bundle each week for less money! rounAO Complete Travel Service 410 West Middle Tpke. “Om’I Uiw Tmm MthMl Is” M anchester 410 West Middle Tpke. M anchester AGE THIRTY — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., July 21, 1976

Mysterious In one case a man vanished First, he had been a fugitive immediately after a severe emo­ from justice. Disappearance tional epistle. His car was found Second, he had abandoned bis Without warning, a scemingty near a deep, swift river, with foot­ wife and family on an earlier oc­ happy husband (or wife) drops prints ieading to the water’s edge. casion. out of sight. Inquiries lead no­ His dog lingered at the scene for Third, his girl friend had dis­ A’* where. Years pass with no dues almost four days. appeared at just about the same THE I (o the missing man's whereabouts. time. h In these circumstances, can his Denying the wife's claim, the \ FAMILY^ spouse collect on his life insur­ ///% These facts, a court ruled after­ court said the chances were too ance? ward, justified a presumption of good that her missing mate was for the tux LAWYER death by drowning. The wife was not dead but had simply gone prudently AWOL that’s Inn by Wilt Bernard able to collect insurance without When the absence and silence a seven-year wait. Usually she can after seven (have) no reasonable explanation On the other hand, logic may for him... _ years have gone by. At that point, short of assuming that the in­ point in the opposite direction as A public service feature of the most courts are willing to make a well. WEDDINL. dividual must have died, seven American Bar Assodalion and For That Vary Spoclal Day "presumption of death." TheiY years (point) to death as the most Another man had been away logic, in the words of one judge: the Connecticut Bar Associa­ probable explanation." for eight years when his wife put tion. We'll Do h Your Way "Implanted in the human breast But logic may also point to in her claim. But additional facts is an instinct to return home. SEE THE SPECIALIST... death in a far shorter time. came out in court. © 1976AmericanBar Association 37 OAK ST., MANCHESTER ______Phone 649-7 901

Duplicate OPEN 8 A.M. TO 10 P.M. Mon. thru Sat. ^Bridge th e ; I (J'lilcr llriilgc Club July 16, Masonic Temple — GLASTONBURY SU.S.D.A. CHOICE Leonard and Muriel Monroe, CHOICE BEEF MIRACLE k O Z iA l second; Dick Vosburgh and BEEF Wilma Willoughby, third. BOTTOm SHOUIOER WHIP M t c r im e Novice Group 3 2 0 Z .JA R July 16, at 60 Bidwell St. — ROUND ROAST LONDON BROIL SWEET LIFE SWEET LIFE Don and Betty Kreps, first; Heinz and Edna Bartel, se­ BIG BREAD HOT DOC «r HAAEIURG I fra cond; Charles and Yvonne 20 01 LOAF ROUS Tatro, third. Women learn 3 ,.? 1 union roles STORKS (UPI) - About 60 women from around the country are spending this usNai RED RIPE week at a University of Connecticut summer MUSHROOMS school learning the skills POTATOES they need for leadership CHERRIES WHAT IS ^ J T l t j l r 1 roles in unions. 1 asof JUSDA? MB TOP NOTCH /p i in i p r V 1 Some of the group, 1 CHOICE (CHOICE) CHOICE ( u t lU lu L j 1 lO L & B A G representing 15 unions, said working women face It’s beel that has been graded choice or prime by 1 very real problems with 1 Only heel that meets federal sped- federal inspection . , . Beel that has been re- 1 both the company and their ■ fications for U.S.D.A. Choice grade checked by our meat department to insure it I iC fellow unionists. ■ beel gets this stamp of approval. meets our rigid standards to insure tender, tasty 1 The higher women rise in eating beel. | the union hierarchy, the LB more belligerent male leaders get, according to TOP NOTCH TOP NOTCH Joy Hipp, a secretary for IU.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF U.S.D.A. CHOICE SAVE EVEN MORE IN OUR the United Jewish Appeal ivi or in New York. m HERSEY HORMEL She said, ‘Women have Rouno "VALU-PAK’.U .» CHOCOLATE SYRUP been brainwashed for so SPAM HOOD many years they are afraid ROnSTS STEHHS 4lb. PACKAGES OR MORE Ff to break out of their mold” COHAGE lOfXOTCH TOP NOTCH ouiuoui 12 01 CAN 8 8 * and assert themselves in $ C O l O N I A l their unions. $ 1 3 8 WHOLE LOIN CHEESE Being a woman and a un­ H ih CHICKEN DOGS CORN FED PORK ion activist is a double bar III. I8lb $118 2LBPKG to advancement, and has AVG. lb I CAMPBELL kept Grace Baker, a fill TOUR FREEZER - CUT TO YOUR ORDER machinist at Pratt and PORK & BEANS TOP NOTCH U.S.D.A. CHOICE FI Whitney Aircraft Group in TOP NOTCH TOP NOTCH TOP NOTCH U.S.D.A CHOICE KRAFT V East Hartford, from being 9IRKI >• WHOLE BOTTOM ROUND WHOLE TOP lACK with Ey*.Round promoted to a supervisory BAY H O TtrlW IlT ROUNDS OF BEEF IStu. ITALIAN CAN position, she said. SLICED CUT TO $108 cur TO $148 iTHiinn ORDER lb ■ ORDER DRESSING Women work for less pay lb I in her shop, although some Baton headway is being made, SRUSRGE TOP NOTCH U.S.OA. choice TOP NOTCH U.S.D.N. CHOICE 1602. BTL she .said. SHORT RIBS OF BEEF CHUCK K EIin OD Forlorbiquo Unions have had their $' CUBE STEAKS FUNNYFACE BUTTER SOtIO consciousness raised and $ | 3 8 many leaders are aware Ik. POWDER they must have women on Ik. I lb their boards, according to DRINK the summer school's head Barbara Wertheimer, MIX 8-QT. director of Cornell Univer­ sity's trade union women’s scon BETTY CROCKER 23oz. studies. PILLSBURY CAKE MIXES CHEF DELIGHT The school will educate IVORY JUMBO TOWELS sriR'NFnOsr OELMONTE CHEESE SPREAD women unionists about BUTTER. i' their legal rights so they PERSONAL YELLOW CLINQ won't be afraid to file 140 SHEET MILK grievances about such 4 8 < SOAP peaches things as pay discrimina- BISCUITS lion and unadvertised jobs, 4 BAR PACK 29oz. CAN she said. Box. PKG CARNATION Hawaii DRY MILK The Hawaiian Islands were CLOROX NBSTEA INSTANT . settled by Polynesian seafarers from islands 2,000 BLEACH ICE TEA HEINZ miles to the south about 700 20 $389 A.D. The first Europeans PLASTIC BOTTLI SUGARALEMON arrived at the end of the 18th KETCHUP century, followed in the next lOPK century by a heavy influx of GALLON 1401. BTL 3 $ o i . Asian settlers. The present COLGATE population by national des­ B O N U S P K G . B&M SWEET LIFE cent, according to the 1970 INSTANT census, is 39.2 per cent Cauca­ MINUTE RICE PEA BEANS FLOUR 1 sian, 28.3 per cent Japanese SHAVE CREAM and the remainder Hawaiian, 28 01. Chinese, Filipino, Korean and (AN S l I M C 5 0 ^ mixed ancesirv 6 9 I lor CAN 4 9 « Sum m er

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