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O b itu a rie s Reagan picks Schweiker The weather Insido toddy Mrs. Anne D'Engenis Ole Arne Owren Continued From Page One Fair tonight with lows in In Georgia, Carter expressed sur 80s. Cloudy Thursday with SOUTH WINDSOR - Mrs. Anne S. BOLTON—Ole Arne Owren, 71, of Area news . 80 Stony Rd. died Monday at choice; "My gut reaction is to jump prise at the announcement but had chance of showers. High about • ..14-15 Sharkevich D’Engenis, 62, of 24 E. little else to say about it. The 80. Chance Of rain tonight near Classified .. .18-18 Manchester Memorial Hospital after immediately to the Ford team,” said Comics .... Amato Dr, died Monday at Hartford Democratic candidate arose early, Kro and 30 per cent Thursday. .... 19 suffering an apparent heart attack at James Stein, 21. National weather forcast map Dear Abby . .... 19 Hospital. She was the widow of Peter took a long walk shortly after 6 a.m., D’Engenis Jr. his home. He was the husband of But most Pennsylvanians wanted on Page 17 Eklitorlal ...... 4 and then settled in with Mondale for Mrs. D’Engenis was born in Mrs. Doris Nicholas Owren. to wait until after the entire delega Obituaries . .... 10 Mr. Owren had been employed for tion tallied to Ford liiursday in a a full day of briefings by his issues Sports ...... 11-13 Portland. Conn., and lived in Hart advisors. ford and Newington for 30 years 10 years at the United Tool and Die meeting that has been scheduled for f. Co., West Hartford, before his retire some time. In midaftemoon he told reporters before coming to South Windsor five he rejects Reagan’s contention the years ago. ment five years ago. Meanwhile in Plains, Ga., United States is second to the Soviet Survivors are a son, Thomas He was born in Riverside, R.I., and Democratic presidential nominee lived in Bolton for the past 28 years. Jimmy Carter and his running mate, Union In armed strength. He said the Waicunas of Rocky Hill; a daughter, United States has more accurate Mrs. Dorothy Pearse of Cheshire: a He was a past master of Harmony Walter Mondale, finished intensive Gov. Grasso opposes Lodge of Masons in Providence, R.I., defense briefings and begin con weapons and is "far superior in stepson, Peter D’Engenis III of South manned bomber forces.” Windsor: 2 brothers, Paul and a former member of the Order of sulting economic advisers on cam DeMolay in Rhode Island. paign issues of employment and in But he declared; "We need to Sharkevich of East Hartford and flation. maintain a strong defense; we can Edward Sharkevich of Hartford; a Other survivors are a son, Peter N. Owren of Bolton; a daughter, Mrs. Reagan’s dramatic announcement never permit our nation to be offshore oil depot sister, Mrs. Mary Pane of Hartford; at midday Monday belied his vulnerable to attack or blackmail...” 11 grandchildren and 2 great Gwendolyn Goldsnider of Coventry; a brother, Erling Owren of Foster, repeated statements that he wanted Carter confirmed reports that his grandchildren. 29-year-old nephew, William Carter R.I.: four sisters, Mrs. Solvieg a running mate whose philosophy HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella T. Connecticut with a smaller number Brooks pointed out a recent major The funeral is Wednesday at 8 a.m. Spann, is in prison jn California for Grasso today said a proposed $500 of tankers. from the Donald D. Sagarino Funeral Thornton of Providence, Mrs. Hedvig was "compatible” with his own. study of Long Island Sound two armed robberies. He said the million oil terminal for supertankers Home. 109 North St., New Britain, Colwell of Woonsocket, R.I., Mrs. Schweiker, at a Washington press “We’re interested in getting as recommended tankers capable of Hjorgis Weeks of Cranston, R.I„ and conference following the announce young man had been in trouble most on Long Island Sound is "fraught much (oil) as we can, at as low a with a Mass at St, Ann's Church, New of his life. carrying more than 150,000 tons of oil Mrs. Olive Carlen of Woodcliff Lake, ment, acknowledged differences of with peril” and her administration price as we can, but this is one alter be banned from the Sound. Britain, at 9. Burial will be in Mt. St. will oppose it. Benedict Cemetery, Bloomfield. N.J.; and five grandchildren. viewpoint but said he and Reagan HARTFORD (UPI) - Ronald native that we can not afford,” Mrs. "In view of the consistent position Brooks also said the oilport could Friends may call at the funeral The funeral is Wednesday at 11 could form a new coalition that Reagan’s choice of Pennsylvania Grasso told a morning news con of this administration toward protec ference. run into snags in centralizing oil home tonight from 7 to 9. a.m. at Holmes Funeral Home, 400 would revive the fortunes of the Sen. Richard S. Schweiker as a Main St., Manchester. Burial will be Republican party. He said Reagan’s running-mate won’t draw any tion of Long Island Sound, this “I don’t think it would lower our transportation in Connecticut, now The family suggests that any handled "by a myriad of private and 2 proposed tanker terminal does not memorial gifts may be made to the in Bolton Center Cemetery. decision demonstrates "boldness and Connecticut delegates away from prices,” she said. “It might increase Friends may call a f the funeral candor.” President Ford, according to state seem to be a viable proposal,” she supplies but it will not lower prices.” public interests, including major oil Heart Association of Central Connec said. companies. Independent oil com ticut, 55 Broad St., Middletown. home tonight from 7 to 9. Reactions were fast and furipus, Republican Chairman Frederick Mrs. Grasso based her opposition The family suggests that any and ranged from stunned disbelief to Beibel. Sen. Richard Schweiker, R-Pa. tells a news conference he is Plans for an oilport in New Haven on a report by state Energy Com panies and common carriers.” memorial gifts may be made to the pleased wonderment to bitterness. “Absolutely not,” Beibel said Mon or Bridgeport that could handle missioner Lynn Alan Brooks, who proud to be Ronald Reagan’s GOP vice presidential running Another of Brook’s concerns was Ford himself had no immediate day when asked of the possible tankers carrying up to one million said chances of a major oil spill at Manchester Memorial Hospital whether the facility would make Jules Winton Development Fund. comment, but his campaign manager switch as a result of Reagan’s sur mate. Behind him is his wife, Claire. (UPI Photo) tons of oil were unveiled July 19 by the dock were “sufficient cause to SOUTH WINDSOR - Jules Winton, prise announcement. the Eastern Marine Division of approach this proposal with healthy Connecticut “ vulnerable to sabotage Dr. Muriel D. Tomlinson Rogers C.B. Mopton called the ticket or natural disasters.” 71, of 100 Strong Rd. died Monday at a "mismatch,” and said “It appears "I doubt it. Schweiker is no Morrison Knudsen Inc. of Boise, skepticism.” Dr. Muriel Dorothy Tomlinson, 64, 8 Mt.Sinai Hospital. Hartford. He was Idaho. to be an effort to exchange the household word. I’m sure he’s a good "The environmental trade-offs Mrs. Grasso said if Morrison the husband of Mrs. Florence of M artin, Tenn., form erly of second-highest office in the land for a liberal Republican who does a good COMPLETE The firm said the oilport — a dock between a lesser number of large Knudsen in sist^ in submitting an of Sheiham Winton. Manchester, died Monday at the handful of delegates.” job for the people in Pennsylvania floating offshore and connected to vessels and the current large number Obion County Hospital, Union City, ficial application for the oilport, the Mr. Winton was a self-employed From all across the land the com but that’s about it,” Beibel said. land by an underground tunnel — of shipments by coastal tankers and state would have to "look into the developer of commercial real estate Tenn. UQUOR DEPIWTIfllT | ments poured in, but there was no in could reduce oil spills and lower barges is unclear,” Brooks said in his legal requirements,” such as en in South Windsor. From 1941 to 1948, Dr. Tomlinson had been a dication of any early avalanche of COLD BEER i prices by bringing in more oil to report to the governor. vironmental and traffic permits. he was employed at Cushman In professor of languages at the Univer either approval or disapproval from AND dustries, Hartford, and at the former sity of Tennesee in Martin for the Republicans. NEKUtDI Maxim Silencer, Hartford, until 1953. past 17 years. She was bom May 21, Fire calls During World War II, he received an 1912 in M anchester and was a award of merit for aiding the war ef graduate of Manchester High School. ARTHUR DRUG Buckland election illegalities fort. Before joining the University of Model of early New England village He was born in Lithuania and lived Tennesee, Dr. Tomlinson was direc Dateline 1776 .Manchester rear of Woods Memorial Cathy Topping, left and Benjamin Madden, both of Manchester, study a scale model of an in the Greater Hartford area for 41 tor of the language department at Monday, 2:32 p.m. —Car Library, Main St. prompt push for new state law years. He was a member of the Guilford College, Greensboro, N.C. By I iiiicd Press Inlernalional fire at 725 E. Middle Tpke. Tolland County early New England village on display in the junior room at Mary Cheney Library. The United Synagogues of Greater Hart She spent the academic year of 1953- PARIS. July 27 -r Unaware that (Town) Monday, 8:03 p.m. —Car model was made by Mrs. Denise Bailey’s fifth grade class at St. James School. The display ford. 54 as a Fulbright exchange teacher Monday, 4;29 p.m. -Truck Congress had acted on July 4, fire near Exit 99 of IntersUte will remain at the library until September. (Herald photo by Pinto) The state Elections Commission reportedly spent about $100 to print the spokesman said. "And nobody Other survivors are a son, Peter A. in Ghent, Belgium. American Commissioner to France fire at 1-89 Truck Stop, 88, Tolland. (Tolland) will probably recommend that the Tolland Tpke. (Town) leaflets urging a "yes” vote on the was able to do anything about it.” Winton of W ethersfield; three An honor graduate of Bates Silas Deane wrote that he was being Today, 12:08 a.m. next General Assembly session con expansion question. South Windsor The Eighth District matter is the daughters, Mrs. Edward King and College, Lewiston, Maine, she earned highly successful in obtaining some —Dumpster fire at Sherwood Is your pension sider changes in Connecticut statutes The Elections Commission also Monday, 10:48 p.m. -False Arms Apartments, Vernon. latest of several recent cases which Mrs. Irwin A. Knafel, both of South her master’s and doctoral degrees at materials but negotiations for arms to allow for regulation of local decided Tuesday that fire fighters report of fire in shed at the (Vepon Cos. 1 and 2) are prompting the Elections Com Wondsor, and Mrs. Joseph Levesque Duke University, Durham, N.C., and military supplies were stymied referenda such as the Eighth violated the spirit of the law by where she won the highest award in fund suddenly mission to recommend legislation in of Vernon; a brother, Murray Winton until independence “in the most full Some Manchester Republicans Utilities District expansion vote last alleged electioneering within 75 feet of Winter Park, Fla.; two sisters, its graduate school in 1945. She also November. the next General Assfembly, the and explicit terms" was declared by of the Nov. 17 polling place, the dis spokesman said. Mrs. Esther Ratner of Bloomfield did post graduate work at the Univer Congress. The commission decided Tuesday trict’s firehouse. The Nov. 17 referendum, in which and Mrs. Miriam Shapiro of New sity of Leval, Quebec City, Canada, at loose ends? that Eighth District fire fighters A commission spokesman said it district voters approved extension of York City; and five grandchildren. and at the University of Poitiers, PLAZA DEPT. STORE consider posts in Assembly violated elections law in the Nov. 17 If your employer has had to discontinue will send a report of its findings to Eighth District boundaries to include The funeral was this morning in the Tours, France. Survivors are a “W» Hava A Notion To Flaaaa“ referendum which authorized dis the company pension fund for any reason... Town of Manchester officials, but the Buckland area, is being chapel of Weinstein Mortuary, 640 brother, George Tomlinson of don’t panic. But don't wait too long.Open a trict expansion to Buckland. But the EAST MIDDLE TPKE., MANCHESTER other than that nothing else will challenged in court by the Town of Farmington Ave., Hartford. Burial Bolton; a sister. Miss Mabel Tomlin (NmcI to Fronft Stipormarkol) First Federal Individual Retirement Account By GREG PEARSON so he would be running against Cum (Republican Town Committee Chair commission decided it lacked happen. In .Meinoriam mings this year. Manchester. was in Emanuel Synagogue son of Manchester; and several In loving memory of Irving L within 60 days of receiving the money and Herald Reporter man) called and said, 'You can have jurisdiction to act on the alleged “The commission won’t recom Cemetery, Wethersfield. nieces and nephews. The funeral is who passed away July 27, 1^5. the entire amount is non-taxable. A few possibiUtieB. but still no "I’m considering making a bid,” the job if you want it’.” Superior Court Judge Edward PICNIC SUPPLIES mend anything,” the spokesman Hamlll is expected to rule nekt Memorial week will be observed at Friday at 10 a.m. at Holmes Funeral It broke my heart to lose you. Stop by for details. definite candidates, have surfaced' Gallagher, who is an attorney, said. Snyde said he is interested, but M „ a complaint by Robert said. “It was a relatively minor in But you did not go alone. • ICE CHESTS • THERMOS CONTAINERS month on the lawsuit over who — the his late home. Home, 400 Main St.. The Rev. Earle For part of me went with you for the Republican nominations for He said he has been approached by did want4o find out more about the cholskl, the Elections Commission fraction, ahyway." district or the town — has jurisdic The family suggests that any R. Custer, pastor of North United The day God called you home. • DISPOSABLE PLATES and CUPS the 12th and IStb District Assembly members of the Republican Town job before making a formal commit decided that district fire fighters had A million limes I’ve m iss^ you. nsTFedeidSavtags Such cases have been a "sticky tion for fire protection in Buckland. memorial gifts may be made to the Methodist Church, will officiate. A million times I've cried...... — n . . . t . „------seats. ■ Committee about running, although ment. He said he was new to politics violated the law by failing to register If love could only have saved you ______Can't Find It? Try Final problem” in the past, the spokesman Meanwhile, the town’s new Israel Emergency Fund, Hartford Burial will be in East Cemetery., Hie two districts, which are bioth none of the leaders of the committee and was trying to Teach former state as a political issues committee and You never would have died. said, because no state agency has firehouse in Buckland is nearing Jewish Federation, 333 Bloomfield Friends may call at the funeral totally contained within Manchester, have yet contacted him. legislator Donald Genovesi for more make financial reports to the state. Sadly missed by jurisdiction to hear complaints about completion and town fire officials Ave., West Hartford. home Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Your wife. Rose are now represented by Democrats. Gallagher is a former member of information about the duties and Since the ceferendum, however, conduct of local referenda. are making plans to man and equip p.m. Theodore R. Cummin^, e le c t^ to the town Board of Directors and also responsibilities of a state represen the state law has changed, exempting FANNY FARMER "In another Hartford area suburb, it. (Bycholski, the complainant in the the House in 1975, is the 12th District served two years as a legal advisor to tative. political issues groups which spend C H O C O LA n S Coventry, there were reports of vote-buying in Elections Commission case, is a Mark T. Lusa Open 7 Days representative. Francis J. Mahoney, the General Assembly’s Public Per "You just don't make a commit less than $1,000 from the reporting a local referendum some time ago,’’ NOWAT who will be seeking his fifth straight sonnel and Military Affairs Com town fire fighter). VERNON — Mark T. Lusa, 18, of 12 ment without looking into it,” Snyde requirements. District fire fighters Conn. term in the House, represents the mittee. In another development relating to Sunrise Dr. died Monday at Yale- 300 evacuate Beirut ARTHUI DRIK said. Continued From Page One 13th District. A second possibility for the 12th Clarence “Bud” Brown, vice- Buckland, an Eighth District resi New Haven hospital. It was an emotional parting for the (BoHm To m Um ) District seat nomination is Ed Snyde. dent who questioned the election of a L Republican Hillery J. Gallagher, The youth was a June graduate of the air to warn photographers to stay chairman of the Zoning Board of foreigners, who had stuck it out who lost a close race to Mahoney in Snyde, who recently started a Appeals, said he was also approached Buckland resident to a district post Rockville High School and a member clear just as the first evacuee, a (ALLENS' Only S Mlnutee From has decided to drop the matter until through the gueling 16 months of "semi-retirement” from real estate Quakes hit China, of the Electric Railway Association Lebanese-American businessman, ManchMter. Taka l-M 1972, is a possible candidate. He has bloody civil war. moved and is now in the 12th District, work, said, “Tom Ferguson Judge Hamill decides the fire protec of Warehouse Point. He was born was struggling up the slippery ramp Families tearfully embraced each to BoHon Notch. Drive 2 "C ontinued on Page Ten tion lawsuit. March 11, 1958 in Hartford, son of with his two suitcases and a set of other in farewell. BOLAND MARKET MIloo Boat To toll feared Winthrop Porter of 50 Columbus St. Peter J. and Beatrice Minor Lusa of golf clubs. The evacuation left the U.S. Em Allon’a Market said he will no longer pursue his He was followed by a parade of Sunset Dr., and had lived in Vernon bassy with a skeleton staff of 15, in HONG KONG (UPI) - The most challenge of the election of Lawrence most of his life. families pushing baby carriages and Incumbents face no opposition loss of life and property could be very cluding 12 Marine guards. OIL CO. powerful earthquake in 12 years Noone as a district director. Noone, wrestling with bulging suitcases, ten high. He is also survived by a brother, The warfront in western Beirut EST. 1935 y, Choice Meats, lowest Prices rocked the northeastern 'coastal of 327 Burnham St., was a leader in nis racquets and umbrellas. Peking residents, many of whom Michael F. Lusa of Vernon; a sister. was quiet during the evacuation. An regions of China early today and was the move to expand the district. On Seelye, in a tan suit and carrying a toured parts of the capital where Miss Joan M. Lusa of Rocky Hill; Embassy source said the Christians FUEL OIL USDA Choice Grade for nomination by Democrats followed 15 hours later by a major June 23, at the district’s annual and his maternal grandparents, Mr. brief case, arrived in a black meeting, Noone was elected a direc had given assurances they would not •paelals Qeori ■« aftershock of almost equal ----- Continued on Page Ten and Mrs. Frank Minor of Rockville. limousine and waved to all as he shell the Moslem-held sector until AUTOMATIC DELIVERY AUyltii By GREG PEARSON Theodore R. Cummings replied, “I G. Nasslff and Albert A. Vincek, will tor. don’t know of any." magnitude. Heavy casualities were The funeral is Thursday at 10 a.m. boarded. Embassy press attache after the evacuation was over. 24 HOUR SERVICE Herald Reporter seek the three Democratic spots CHOICf HINDQUiUTERS Cummings, who is the state feared in Tientsin, a city of six at Burke-Fortin Funeral Home, 76 Christopher Ross was the last to Fighting had raged Monday along A short and sweet session is available. O FIEEF .omtWTMpMi representative from the 12th million almost astride the quake’s Prospect St., Rockville. Burial will board and one minute later the cap the entire length of the "no man’s 6 4 6 - 6 3 2 0 expected tonight as the Democratic The Democrats npw have four epicenter. be in St. Bernard’s Cemetery. tain shook the PLO commander’s District, and 13th District represen- ’ justices of the peace, but the party land” dividing Moslem and Christian 369 CMilwr UL 9 9 < m. Town Committee meets to nominate The Japanese Embassy in Peking hand, gave the thumbs up sign and tative FYancis J. Mahoney are both lost a coin toss last week that deter Friends may call at the funeral Beirut and at the Palestinian refugee MandiMtor CHOICE M DES OF REEF candidates foT registrar of voters,' reported to the foreign ministry in home Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. steam ^ off to the mother ship a mile seeking re-election and are not mined which party will get four of camp of Tal Zaatar, under siege by CmaWrMMV justices of the peace and state Tokyo that one Japanese was killed offshore. representatives from the 12tb and expected to be challenged by any par the seven justice positions for the Christians for more than a month. and six others were Injured, three 8 8 < r . 13th Assembly District. ty opposition at tonight’s meeting. next four years. The fourth seriously, in the first quake at Incumbents- in all positions are Democratic Registrar of Voters Democratic incumbent, Thomap THE SYMBOL Tangshan, city of more than 500,000 expected to be renominated without Herbert J. Stevenson will also be un Conran, decided not to run for rd- opposed for another four-year term. persons about 100 miles southeast of o^wsltion.'Asked If there might be electlon. Peking. OF LOVE ETERNAL any challengers for one of the posts. Three incumbent justices of the Tonight’s meeting will be at 7 in The six injured were taken to a Democratic Town Chairman peace, Robert Blanchard, Frederick the Municipal Building's Hearing Peking hospital for treatment. A pemanently registered Keepsake Diamond Room. Ring. Perfection guaranteed in writing There was no official word from for clarity and fine white color. Chinese authorities on the quake, which measured 8.2 on the Richter Today’s News Summary scale. Peking and Tientsin, China’s se Comp/fatf from United Press Intemedonel cond and third largest cities, appeared hardest hit by the first /Statu rehabilitation program, Superior quake that struck just before 4 a.m. killed two women and injured 30 local tlnje. HARTFORD (UPI) — Connec Court Judge Anthony J. Armen- other persons, according to state tano has ruled. ticut Republican party Chairman officials. Thousands fled into the streets in The second-degree charges 'their nightclothes as the quake jolted Frederick C. Biebel has asked The state Department of were lodged against Richard northeastern China. President Ford to seriously con Transportation had an observer at In Golden, Colo., the National sider choosing Sen. Lowell Richard K. O’Neil, 30, in connec the hearings, according to IX)T tion with an incident Nov. 29, in Earthquake Information Center said Wcicker Jr., R-Conn., as his vice- spokesman William E. Kelsh Jr. the aftershock, registered at 7.9 on presidential running mate. which Stephen Piotrowski,' 49, “They were closed hearings, Biebel said Tuesday ^e had was struck on the head with a that’s their own investigation,” he the Richter, also jolted the Tientsin • f t : written to Ford saying he is confi flashlight while being arrested. said. area at 6;45 p.m. local time and "was dent Ford will win the Republican strong enough to cause further DBU SFIOIAU PRODUCE SPECIALS) damage.” WHITI nomination for the presidency by HARTFORD (UPI) - Superior ’ HARTFORD (UPI) - State of a substantial plurality. . An official at the U.S. Liaison of AMERICAN . J 9 « Court Judge Francis McCarthy ficials were asked to disclose fice in Peking said by telephone to trust m m ...... has reject^ major arguments of bacl^ground information on CHEEK New York that the capital appeared For over one hundred years, generations have put their HARTFORD (UPI) - The city two state employes unions proposed changes in state sul^ POTATOES NIWCROF to be "very, very calm” and added trust in us...because we still feel that the warmth, the • 1 . 1 9 lb. 99« ended ita last fiscal year with an seeking to restore lost pay hikes. sidles to nursing homes, previous unexpected surplus of $8M,000, “ there were no' American strength and the sincerity that is shared is the basis of our He ruled Tuesday the ly denied to nursing home owners. casualties.” every relationship. according to city officials. legislature had not acted Louis Halpryn, director of the They said Tuesday the money The northeastern Hopeh province VnTH COUPON AND WITH THW COUPON WITH COUPON AND irrationally in ordering a three- Connecticut Association of Health where Peking and Tientsin is located M M M/NOHAta was needed to cover about $1 IMSPUIIOHAH month delay In pay hikes ahd said Care Facilities, said Tuesday is the most populous region in China. 50« OFF million worth of "holes” in the the unions’ complaint was more access to the material would budget for this year. Foreigners resident in Peking con- ______•1 OFF •7.B0 PURCHAK appropriately addressed to the make it “easier to draft our 2 I L I . R M 59* OFF !| tacted by telephone said many rail (Herald photo by Dunn) legislature than to the courts. counter-proposal.” lines were believed to have been cut. VETI NUaBET OF MEAT 48in.iim Eirt HARTFORD (UPI) - Reckless IKH TRUST « V iM -M M> SIM. M LEMONADE Irrigation canals, dams, reservoirs, A m y O H gOOd bekavior DOBFOOD . AUJNW MAIIKaT endangerment and assault HARTFORD (UPI) - Conrall is dikes, and other rural construction ^ MOanMIwaliM V lM I S M * s ill d charges against an Enfield FUNERAL HOME AUlirSMANKIT umr o n - A u w rSMAIUtaT t holding non-public hearings on the projects, particularly along the Hai Patrick Comlns, 9, of 116 High St., gives a rewarding caress to 142 E. CENTER ST., MANCHESTER • TEL. 646-6310 policeman could be dropped if he ----- More News Summary July 13 commuter train crash on Ho River which empties into the Po his dog, Amy, who has just won Best-of-Show in West Side VIhNON, la H T O l PtAZA, WUTFARMS, tm a U R Y lompletes a three-month on Page Two Its line in New Canaan which Hai GulL may have been damaged or playground dog show. Amy’s ribbons also indicate first place in S p C a t s said if this did occur, tr‘cks. She won second place for behavior. (SeePageZO) PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., July 2 8 ,1W6 M ^C H ESTER EVENING HERALD,^lanche8ter, Conn., Wed., July 28, 1978— PAGE THREE
Single language for deaf creates gap Bank Charges Welcome Polict report Town to interview BRISTOL, R.I, (UPI) — Lena Farro has year education at the state’s expense. The become close to their families. lab tech finalists trouble communicating with her mother, but hearing aid will lose Its effect as she grows "^ow I am proud to be Portuguese,” said it s not because of the generation gap. Two Vernon men were arrested by reported stolen, police said. , older. Lena Farro. "I was bom in Portugal. And if I Three finalists for the town laboratory technician’s job wna is deaf. She learned to speak English Manchester Police today after a 1 a.m. Major was released on his written “ I don’t even know any Portuguese get a chance, I want to help the people of will be selected today, Asst. Town Manager Charles F. at the Rhode Island School for the Deaf, but fight at E. Center and Parker Sts. which promise to appear in court Aug. 16. lullabies,” she said. Portuguese culture, the newcomers, to un McCarthy Jr. said. her mother, a recent immigrant to this coun sent two men to the hospital. Like Lena Farro, increasing numbers of derstand America better.” McCarthy and Mary O’Geen, laboratory director, have try, speaks only Portuguese. Jam es G. Pagani, 26, of 253 South St., Michael W. DeClantis, 16, of 186 E. minority deaf want to learn their native reviewed 50 applications for the job. A list of three " I ’m close to my mother,” said Lena. " I t ’s Rockville, and William Dancosse, 24, of Center St. was arrested on a warrant language. The children do not suspect they Mrs. Eigen said the school unwittingly has finalists will be drawn up by late today and given to Ms. frustrating not to be able to say what you 565 Talcottvllle Rd., Vernon, were taken Tuesday morning charging him with are learning a different language from their built a barrier between the children and their O’Geen. She said she hopes to begin interviews for the feel.” ^ into custody at 1:30 a.m. on charges of third-degree burglary and third-degree parents, said Elizabeth Engen, a teacher at families. She said it makes the children position by Friday and may make final decision on tbe job I^na graduated from the Rhode Island second-degree assault. larceny, police said. the Rhode Island School of the Deaf. morose and unresponsive in school. by the end of next week. School of the Deaf in June. She spent 14 years They were being held at the police sta The charges relate to a burglary earlier "Some kids are just how coming to an at the school. At age 18, Lena is working in a tion on 32,500 surety bonds each and were this month of a garage on E. Center St. in awareness that they’re Portuguese,” she The idea of bilingual education is in the This will be the first appointment of a laboratory handkerchief factory in Warren, R.I. She Is to be presented today in Common Pleas which a lawnmower was stolen, police said. “ They didn’t know that before.” The planning stage at the Rhode Island School for technician since the town’s water laboratory on Cooper trying to save enough money to go to college Court 12, East Hartford. said. age of realization is about nine or 10 years the Deaf. But money apparently is one of the Hill St. received state certification July 16. There are in the fall. Police said the fight, reported by area Court date is Aug. 9. old. factors holding back the program. "It is 0 5 now two town employes, Ms. O’Geen and a technician "I am very happy to be living at home "When I was 10,1 didn’t want to learn Por tough to teach the American deaf education residents, involved a total of five men. who do the work required at the Cooper Hill plant and at now,” she said. Police said a baseball bat and a beer bot Police received three reports of bicycle tuguese,” Lena said. “I didn’t want to be establishment that this is a feasible thing to the sewage disposal lab at 277 Olcott St. Lena has little trouble speaking to the peo tle were used as weapons in the distur thefts Tuesday, with value of the stolen different from the other kids at school. But do,” said Peter Blackwell, the school prin ple at work or her younger sister. Her older now, I regret it.” bance, and two men were taken to goods totaling about 3450. Ms. O’Geen said the new technician and the one cipal. Police Investigated a break into a brother, John Farro, left home to join the Air 'n is rising consciouness reflects a new at- Manchester Memorial Hospital for working with the town will be trained to be Force. emergency room treatment. Montclair Dr. home, reported Tuesday. It titiMe toward the immigrant deaf. Instead of 'It s hard enough to teach them even one “interchangable” between both the sewage and water Lena contr'acted meningitis in Portugal wasn't known immediately whether labs. looking upon them as an indiscriminate mass lanuage. But we feel an obligation to these when she was five months old. The Rhode Pre-Season Bruce D. Major, 16, of 177 Loomis St., anything was stolen. who should be taught to cope with society kids to give them enough of their home life Island School for the Deaf fitted her with a was arrested by Manchester Police McCarthy said that the technician to be hired will have and kept content, the goal now is to introduce language, so they don’t become alienated 3400 hearing aid and started her on a 35.400-a- Tuesday morning on a court warrant John J. Duffy, 22, of 21 Preston Dr., to meet state requirements, which are more demanding them to their native heritage and help them from their fam ilies,” he said. charging him with fourth-degree larceny wasn't hurt early today when his car than town requirements for the technician’s job. The and falsely reporting an incident to police. struck guard rails on Center St. and rolled state Health Department requires eight hours of both Police said the charges stem from a over, police said. chemistry and microbiology instruction for the July 12 incident at Caldor of Manchester, Police said Duffy was driving east on technician’s post. SALE Center St. near Love Lane when he lost Burr Comers Shopping Plaza, in which a Ten of the fifty applicants meet these state control of the vehicle. The car landed on youth was observ^ shoplifting. Store per requirements, McCarthy said. The reason for deciding its roof; police said, and had to be towed sonnel said the youth fled from the store that tbe more demanding state requirements be used was without being apprehended, but left a away. No charges were lodged. to assure that nothing happens to the certification of the bicycle behind. The bicycle was later laboratory. "It took a long time to get that certification,” CLEARANCE McCarthy said. “ We want to Iwck Mary with someone Unusual robbery occurs who is certified by the state. It will give us more depth in our laboratory,” McCarthy said. Now Manchester Police detectives are in firecrackers. Another shop employe, If Ms. O’Geen should leave her job, this would mean vestigating an unusual robbery early Kenneth Miller, thought a fire had been the laboratory would not lose its state certification, today in which two men discharged set and rushed from the back room with a McCarthy pointed out. fireworks inside a Main St. grinder shop fire extinguisher to spray the front of the and made off with 370 during the resulting store. Of the ten applicants who meet the state requirements confusion. During the confusion, with the front of. (Herald photos by Pinto) for lab technicians, most have had previous experience at Save Denise Bieu, a clerk at Full of Baloney, the shop filled with smoke, the thieves ap a simitar laboratory job, McCarthy said. 415 Main St., said she was working at the parently went to the cash register, HURRY COME EARLY FOR REST SELECTION shop's front counter when someone ap grabbed some money, and left. Colonial tools The technician’s job will pay between 311,867 and 312,- proached and demanded the money. Full of Baloney personnel later checked Michael Nelson of Hebron examines an antique auger which is on display 262. It was budgeted for the 1975-76 fiscal year, but a per LIMITED QUANTITIES WHILE THEY LAST Ms. Bieu said she refused the demand the cash register and discovered the son hired through a federal employment program Special Group Of and told the customer to leave. She then at Mary Cheney Library along with other colonial woodworking and money was missing, police said. There carpentry tools that belong to a private collector in South Windsor. The manned the'position until early this month, when the went into the shop's back room. was a delay in reporting the incident, program’s funds for the position expired. She told police that men in the front of collection will be on display through Aug. 9 near the junior room. % police said, because employes called the 20 the store then began setting off shop owner before calling police. News summary Dukakis sees Carter Christians in Labanon ^ M iiwiwiiii...... Conllnued From Page One* ) fight among themselves National U.S. District Court Judge relying less on CIA 'h 1 5 E Joseph C. Waddy found Wild not BO STO N (U P I) - An WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. Carter is a "very strong ad guilty because it had not been America led by Democrat BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) - The Lowell Weicker Jr., R-Conn., is proved he was indicted before a ministrator...a man who can KNIT SHIRTS...... whose members clashed with guns Jimm y Carter would rely less applauding the Senate’s passage make decisions,” Dukakis U.S. Navy’s flawless evacuation of and bombs Tuesday in the town of three-year statute of limitations upon secrecy, the CIA and of tax reform legislation told four Soviet journalists more than 300 Americans and other Jounieh 12 miles north of Beirut, an ran out. shuttle diplomacy to execute providing for privacy in fiiing in who are traveling to six foreigners from a beach in Beirut left nounced today they were forming a its foreign policy. Gov. behind a country so engulfed by war dividual tax returns. American cities as part of a The joint military command to avert A tentative settlement raised Michael S. Dukakis has told a "Each taxpayer can now be State Department cultural that right-wing Christians have future confrontations. hopes today that 55,000 California group of visiting Soviet jour S.S. TURTLENECKS confident that the filing of a tax \{(( ^ begun fighting among themselves. The leaders of the right-wing cannery workers will be back at nalists. ^ exchange program. return in no way compromised an Phalangist party and the ultra work and in the fields by tbe end While Carter’s loreign Tbe "gradual disintegration Special Group Of Gun battles flared throughout the individual’s right to privacy,” he rightist National Liberal party said of the week, ending the most cost policies may be "much less of of the grip...on client states” capital and the countryside today, the command, set up at an emergen said Tuesday. ly strike in the history of the once enjoyed by tbe Soviet New a known quality,” Dukakis claiming an estimated 80 dead and Union and the United States cy reconciliation meeting, would state’s food industry. said Tuesday, a Carter ad 00 130 wounded over the past 24 hours. WATERTOWN, N.Y. (UPI) - after World War H is healthy, coordinate military activities and The head of the United Mine ministration would initiate The two largest Christian militias. Gov. Ella T. Grasso has reviewed he told the journalists from "be responsible for discipline.” Workers ordered 60,000 wildcat "significant changes in Izvestiya, Moscow News, Connecticut National Guard strikers to end their walkout. foreign policy.” Warm troops at their Ft. Drum summer "I expect that tbe CIA will Llteraturnaya Gazeta and SLACKS...... y training camp. Pravada during a half-hour WASHINGTON (UPI) - The be less involved in what we’ve Interview. “These are my troops and I House Judiciary Committee been doing and spare us the came here to honor them,” she Tuesday passed an amendment embarrassment the CIA has The deterioration of alliances in the E ast and West said Tuesday. One soldier said he offered by Rep. Christopher J. been causing us,” Dukakis r Winter 206 donate blood appreciated the visit because "makes life much more com Dodd, D-Conn., regarding public said. "now people will know that all we plicated for both of our coun accountability of two antitrust The world can expect an KNIT SHIRTS . Miss Catherine L. Adams of Manchester Mrs. Elaine Sweet said she can’t recall do here is not drink beer.” tries,” Dukakis said, but the agencies in the review of major “ activist president Instead of became a four-gallon bipod donor Monday when as many walk-in donors have result was "a desirable one.” corporate mergers. a passive one” next year if when the B loo ^obile was at Concordia appeared as did Monday when 135 persons WASHINGTON (UPI) - China, wracked by internal rOuterwear Dodd’s amendment would Carter is elected, Dukakis Lutheran Church. came in response to last week’s appeal for Former Gulf Oil lobbyist Claude problems, remains the require the Federal Trade Com- said. He forecast "less secret Other gallon donors who contributed blood. C. Wild Jr., acquitted of making "cause of considerable inter mission and the Justice diplomacy, less frantic run toward the 206-plnt collections are as an illegal 35,000 campaign con national instability for some The next Bloodmobile visit will be Aug. Department’s Anti-Trust Division ning around from capital to SPORT SHIRTS follows: tribution to Sen. Daniel K. Inouye, time to come,” Dukakis said. 12 from 10:45 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at to tell Congress in an annual capital, from country to coun Three gallons — Mrs. Evelyn D-Hawail, says he plans now to "I think they are a problem Your Manchester Memorial Hospital. report why they have not try” if the former Georgia Barracliffe; two gallons — Edward ‘ 'see what I can do with the rest of for both of us.” Appointments may be made by calling challenged proposed mergers sub governor captures tbe White Special Group Of Borgida, Mrs. Diana Cowles, David W. my life.” the Red Cross office at 643-5111. Walk-in mitted for their review. House. Morsey and Robert A. Hills; one gallon — donors are welcome. Mrs. Mary L. Kennedy, Mrs. Barbara Persons in good health between the ages Manchaatar Evanbig Harald Murphy, Mrs. Beverly Tanner and Mrs. Theater Youngsters of 18 and 66 can donate blood. GRHTINt (»IRDS PubIWwd avtry •vtnlng amapl Margaret Geyer. FOR ALL OCCASIONS SunOtya and holidays. Entarad M tha C Manehaatar, Conn. Poal Offloa aa Sa- schedule* S m Ow Large Oltplay oond Class W ' U.A. East 1 — "Midway,” Those who kept appointments are as follows: 7:00-9:30 ARTHUR DRUG Suggaatad Carriar Rataa SWEATERS... U.A. East 2 — "Murder by Payabis In Advanos Will Need Novak, James Brezlnskl, Slnglaoopy...... IBs Appointmenis kepi Jerry Kemp, Pamela Blakely, Death,” 7:25-9:25 Mrs. Marion Cullen, John C. Dorothy Murlai, Darlan W d » kly..l...... SOS Mrs. Patricia Bllson, Mrs. Shalnin, Mary Nurmi. U.A. East 3 - "The Sailor O fls m o n th ...... gs.go Kelly, Mrs. Lois Garman. Who Fell From Grace," 7:15- Thrsa months ...... 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Joseph Parker, James Johnson, Frederick Baker, RMibartoo, David Lannan, Breltenfeld, David Moyer, Rosario Saplenza, Robert MANCHESTER PARKAOF STORE ONLY Michael Norman, Barbara Pratt. fLAGE FOUR - MANCHF-STKR PviriMiMr. hf.RALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., July 28,1876 1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., July 28. 1976— PAGE FIVE fKaurlipatpr Eitf utu^ Heralb ill owlish editor’s notebook By FlOYD LARSON 1 Public rtcordc Manchester — A City of Village Charm teraana I Every summer it seems we get to dent-proof. Could you put us in touch FlETCffiR CUSS M . Founded Oct. 1, 1881 tal Protection, Wurraiily ilceiln Itapalrad... : rummaging around in the cioset for with someone who can help us cut Your inquiry about my fish catches John Bednarz III, M«mb«r, Audit Buiaau ol Circuitlion Mambar. Uniiad Prasi Iniarnalional Dear Congressman, Thomas P. Crockett to Over 28 Years of Kxperlenca 1 VMMGKSTER ! that favorite summer coat and when down the gasoline consumption has been turned over to the CCLU for Newington, and Melinda Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, we find it, we are confronted with which is as high as that of a Sherman You have requested letters from Wilfred W. Duchesneau Ryan, Rocky Hill, Aug. 7 at YOUR LUCKY DAY HAS invasion of privacy since it is none of and Helen D. Duchesneau, Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. some unfinished business from last tank. your constituents. I have tried to Trinity Covenant. Auto - Pleia - Window Qleaa - MIrrora - QIaee your business that I did not catch half come up with one that my mismu property on E. Eldridge Crrlificutc ARRIVED ... EUCTROLUX IS summer — namely a bunch of notes P.S. — It looks a lot like a Sherman the fish I’ve been bragging to my Furniture Tope - Plotura Preir Ing - Fireplace a Raymond F Robinaon, Edilor-Publiahar Haiold E Turkinglon. Managing Editor would let me mail. This is the best I St., conveyance tax $63.80. Door MIrrora - Medicine Cabin for letters we intended to write but tank too butit is safe at any speed up friends about. (if altui'liiiienl ANNOUNCING THE OPENING ate - Special Work never did; or letters we actually to 12 m.p.h. could do. Robert L. Smith and Avco Financial Services O pinion Irma S. Smith to Barry R. of Connecticut, Inc., Hart F.S.D. wrote, but never got around to Colleclor'a Iteme Planned Obsolesence Corp. Dear son, Bernstein and Marsha C. A T PO ST ROAO PLAZA, mailing. Dear fire chief. Dear Planned, ford, against August M a n ch e ste r6 4 9 - 4 5 2 1 Oanlah Plalee I know we told you that we would Bernstein, property at 9C Your men are to be commended for Several months ago I bought one of Pezzenti Sr. and August HARTFORD TPKE., VERNON, Praeldcntlal see you through college but we were Ambassador Dr., $31,500. Pezzenti Jr., for $4,500 Oacanlara COMING Hey, Chief, we Here are a few that might get us their prompt response to a call to our your watches which was guaranteed off the hook. home yesterday. However, it was a talking about just one not every one Nutmeg Homes, Inc. to damages and costs, proper CT. PHONE 872-3303. FREE Nullne for 90 days. On the 91st day, it from Maine to Florida. Stephen D. Todd and June ReproduoUone false alarm and I did not appreciate stopped. ty at 31 Marshall Rd. EeHmates Gladly Given NEXT WEEK Inclosed is a $5 bill for your 40th F. Todd, property at in PICK-UP AND DELIVERY. Dear Ralph Nader, your fire marshal's comments on my Dear President Ford, M<‘<'liuiiir'!i lien 0pm Thurt. A F rt. H I 9 P.M. ran a light birthday. tersection of Huckleberry Triangle Pacific Plaetlce In Slock We have just completed our design barbecuing. Do you have any |15,(K)0-a-year S a t. U | B P.M. TO Rd. and Briarwood Dr., ’A" - 3/ie" ■; for a completely safe automobile Jobs a 15,000 a year brother-in-law Building Products Corp,, We ran a red light the other right of us, nor in back of us. . Dear Santa Claus, conveyance tax $52.80. 54 McKee S t, Mmchester stock Shecte or that protects the occupants and is To the Department of Environmen can fill? Madison, against E.B. (Off Canter Street) day. And this is not unusual at Our grandson saw Santa Claus the Kenneth M. Browne and Company Inc. C u t Slxae It was early morning and not other times of the day; but yet other day and wants to know why. Jean Browne to Wayne A. a creature was stirring — not Please explain, I can’t. Huot and- M argaret B. m m m m m we who want to get from Huot. property at 384 even a police cruiser. Bissell on to Main and head Here’s a favorite from our com Woodland St.. $44,000. The scene of our crime was toward the Center must wait— patch: Hiiililin){ pcmiils Bissell and Main where we sometimes it seems like Two British boys were looking in a William and Karen Wolfe, swimming pool at LAST think visibility is excellent in several minutes — for the light butcher shop window and saw several hams hanging from a holly 130 Woodside St., $350. Pre-Inventory Sale! ' DAYS! all necessary directions for a to turn green. branch. J. Douglas Dumas, roof motorist to make a right turn There is a lot of talk about “Look,” one of the said, “ at them sign at 343 Main St., $50. on a red light after a full stop. decriminalizing marijuana. ’ams agrowing up there.” J.A. McCarthy Inc., 122 This is what we did, but “Don’t be silly,” said the other, E. Center St., home at 126 Why don’t we decriminalize ‘”Ams don’t grow on trees.” Briarwood Dr., $35,000. OUR technically we were running a LOWEST i J i t e • \ some of our unobstructed traf “Well,” said the first, “that’s all Brahaney and Choma, PRICEI ^ W E red light which undoubtedly fic intersections by adopting you know about it. Ain’t you over Inc., home at 84 would have earned us a ticket ’eard of an ‘ambush?” Huckleberry Lane, $28,000. the practice of allowing right Miirriupc licenses if a policeman had been on the turns on red after a full stop. Joseph Hall, East Hart scene despite the fact that no We think it would help save ford, and Marilyn Isleib, 5 <£/» jML) ^ 11/ other vehicle was within a fuel and most certainly help a Dateline 1776 Bolton. July 30 at South o u r Reg-., United Methodist. block to the left of us, to the lot of dispositions. ll> I iiili-il Press International Personality spotlight: TICONDEROGA, N.Y., July 2 8 - SAVE ^ 1 I / U OFF G.E. Home Sentry'’' Hand Blown The Declaration of Independence Smoke Alarm Crystal Barware was read to the American troops by ^M anchester l s es Col. St. Clair and the men gave three “S' U V S^^ hot|)ital notes Our IMPORTED FROM ...... cheers. One observer noted of the On Our Entire Inventory Ol Reg. MEXICO! Sen.Walter Mondale development: "Now we are a people; 44.97 Reg. 1.33 ...... “ E x c u s e U S , folks! Have you got a minute?" By L'nited Press International. we have a name among the states of Discharged Monday: Adella ALLREDWOODROUND ^ n d s alarm at (ire's earliest stage' ,'"'“ *-w34.cw,„„ ‘22 A year ago "Fritz” Mondale this world." Blaszcak, 5 Miriam Dr., Ver No wiring to worry about, it's battery Rolvaag later was to appoint Mon non: Mary Ann Levesque, 130 operated and doesn't deptend on ON, 4 , „ ...... decided he did not have the heart for dale to the Senate. Greenwot^ Dr.; Jill Messier, UMBRELLA TABLES house current, #8201 (9 Res. a grueling run for the presidency. Soon after taking office as attorney 4.49 ...... 169 Maple St.; Edna Howat, GIFT DEPT. Now he is Jimmy Carter’s choice for general. Mondale started cracking 1200 Main St., South Windsor; a n d b e n c h e s a running-mate. down on officials who had mis Beverly Lewis, 274 South St., Walter Mondale, appointed to the managed the Sister Elizabeth Airtight security will curb modern piracy Rockville; Christia Jezouit, SAVE Rabbit Trail, Coventry; U n^ a l l SAVE U.S. Senate in 1964 when Hubert Kenney Institute, the famed polio 6 FT. TO 7% FT. OVER Humphrey was elected on the Lyndon WASHINGTON - Forget the It seems curious that except after DeLisle, Enfield; Susan ^ 5 ! treatment center in Minneapolis. United Nations. That crowd Austria, Greece and West Germany Johnson ticket., is the son of a such spectacular events as the to meet hijackers’ demands. In 1972, Taylor, 62 Weaver Rd.; g a r d e n u m b r e l l a s There were trials and convictions couldn’t quell a brawl in a Denyelle Albert, 51 Fulton Methodist minister. on illegal fund-raising activities and Israeli rescue 2,500 miles from their West Germany’s Lufthansa paid $5- kindergarten. The daring Israeliri.^ i i iiia...... aiiiM'i'i...... Rd.; Janet Krause, 154 E. He was raised in small towns in base, there is so little discussion million to a Palestine front to ran Mondale received attention and ac rescue of 103 passengers hijacked by Main St., Rockville. a l l p o r t a b l e southern Minnesota, and always has colades. chance. That chance would be among governments about the som a plane and its passengers. Five Arab terrorists was another h ^ n in the right place at the right So when the time came for Rolvaag greater if marshals carrying con problem. Yet, since 1968, there have million dollars buys a lot of machine reminder that only increased, air g a s g r il l s time. Or so it has seemed to many to pick a replacement for Humphrey, cealed weapons flew every flight. been 29 hijackings by Palestinian and guns. tight security has a decent chance of who have watched the rise of Mon I like the sound of the proposal that pro-Palestinian terrorists. There At the UN, Secretary General Kurt Mondale was a leading candidate, curbing such 20th Century piracy. dale, now 48, in the Minnesota didate. captured hijackers be executed as have been three cases of mass Waldheim condemned “violation” of Consider the situation: Four Plus All FARBERWARESVzQt. Natural Puka or Liquid Democratic Farmer Labor Party At the urging of Humphrey and swiftly as possible: The more murder at airports. Yet only 11 of Uganda’s “sovereignty” by the guerrillas took command of an Air Crock-r-Cooker since he was appointed to his first other DFL leaders, Rolvaag gave up hijackers there are in prison, the these hijackings have been denied Israeli raid, which gives you an idea Silver Necklaces France airbus after a stopover in L e i f g e ts two political offices. any idea he had of taking the Senate • higher the chances of. repeated the end they sought. of the moral leadership in that Athens enroute from Tel Aviv to Our In 1960, Miles Lord, now a U.S. dis hijackings to rescue those prisoners. The reason for this tragic record is quarter. The Israelis have their con Our Orig. seat himself and appointed the pop Paris. The terrorists were not Reg. trict judge, resigned as Minnesota at ular young attorney general. I like the sound of the suggestion that that too many governments have cept of leadership of the old- e q u a l , 8.97 Ea. searched at the Athens airport, and paid off hijackers. Terrorists have 16.88 YOUR CHOICE _ torney general. Gov. Orville Mondale kept strengthening and Israel and other governments fashioned kind, b a s ^ on a people’s Freeman was looking for a capable thus were able to smuggle aboard the been released in Britain, France, Earthenware liner helps develop fine Dainty shells from the South Seas improving his organization within the threaten to execute one jailed right to life. r i g h t s flavor in inexpensive gishes. #1269 person to help keep the fledging DFL plane a small arsenal of pistols anid terrorist for every hostage'killed in a or shimmering strands of silver! party structure and went on to score hand grenades. hold on state government when he re-election triumphs in 1966 and 1972. hijacking. DELUXE 4 QT. with LiR-Out O ^ 9 6 HEISHIS TURQUOISE ^ 9 7 « - Arriving at Entebbe Airport in LINER. Rec. 27.99 £ | spied the bright-eyed, clean-cut and Last year he was considering But I fear the first proposal would NECKUCES, Orig. 12.97 H ea I. promising assistant attorney general Uganda, the guerrillas were joined be impracticable. Should imprisoned A lm anac WASHINGTON (UPI) - entering the race for the presidency, by five or six other terrorists, armed ...... with solid political credentials. at one point saying he was 99 per cent terrorists be executed, I fear that Leif Erikson finally won with machine guns. So much for the The appointment, on May 4, 1960, sure he would make the race. terrorist groups would retaliate by By United Press Inlernalional Serbia, marking the start of World equal rights with SAVE /UOFF ...... shocked some older DFL officials whimperings of Uganda’s dictator, capturing hostages simply to kill Christopher Columbus, so SAVE AN EXTRA But, surprisingly he decided Idi Amin, that he’s against Today is Wednesday, July 28th, the War I. who were worried about the ap against running, saying a presiden them, and thus even the score. 210th day of 1978 with 156 to follow. far as celebrations are con OUR REG- terrorism; the guerrillas who In 1945, the United States Senate UP LOW PRICES ...... proaching election, but Mondale was tial campaign simply would be too Anyway, the idea is to put an end to The moon is between its new phase cerned. % OFF boarded the plane in Uganda carried ratified the United Nations charter TO quick to demonstrate he knew the art fatiguing and would keep him away hijackings, not to light a war that and first quarter. by a vote of 89 to 2. President Ford Monday ■...... p* their weapons openly. proclaimed each Oct. 9 as of politics from organizing at the from his family too much—and he would mean death for many innocent The morning star is Jupiter. Also in 1945, an Army B25 bomber Our Reg. Low Prices! All right. The lesson is that — at Leif Erikson Day to honor IN OUR SPORTING GOODS^DEPT. county level to running a booth at the didn’t have the heart for a long and victims. The evening stars are Mercury, lost in the fog crashed into the side of state fair. least in the more troubled the Norseman who— in the WATCHES For The Entire Family .... If"’ grueling primary fight. One thing is sure, and that is that Mars, Venus and Saturn. the Empire State Building in New neighborhoods of the world — words of the proclamation ...... 26® In November, Freeman, the Mondale was botn in Ceylon, capitulation to the pirates’ demands Those bom on this date are under York City, killing 13 persons. seasoned political veteran, was everybody who boards a plane, even is not the answer. Capitulation mere — “touched our shores” Minn., Jan. 5, 1928. His family also the sign of Leo. In 1973, American astronauts Jack 8 3 Woods, Reg. 129.99...... 94 ® ...... 2 9 3 ° defeated in his bid for a fourth term as a passenger in transit, must be centuries before the Italian lived in Heron Lake and Elmore. He ly encourages more hijackings. If a Mrs. John F. Kennedy Onassis, Lousma, Owen Garriott, and Alan while Mondale, the 32-year-old searched down to his skin. There is explorer's Nina, Pinta and attended Macalester College, St. terrorist finds that he can get what widow of both the assassinated 35th Bean blasted into space and linked up no other remedy. Santa Maria sighted what ...... 26® freshman, was winning by 250,000 Paul, where he met his wife, the he wants by capturing a bunch of American president and the late with the orbiting Skylab station for a Many styles of wafehes-pendanf, character, Possibly, if they were numerous is now the Dominican lucite. scuba; (or men, women and children., votes. That was the year John former Joan Adams. They have three faceless human beings, he will not Aristotle Onassis, was bora July 28, planned 59-day stay./ GOl? BALLS tum« 3 D« Cu»U ins enough, terrorists could take over a Kennedy won a narrow victory in children, Theodore, Eleanor Jane, abandon such a good thing. He takes 1929. Singer-actor Rudy Vallee was Republic...... 23® Minnesota to help him take the plane by brute, physical force, but if Columbus Day is the se and William. advantage of a government’s bora on the same date in 1901. A thought for the day; Greek presidency. the hijackers were unarmed the cond Monday each Oc ALL He is known as "Fritz” to his fami humanity, a reluctance to endanger On this day in history: philosopher Aesop said, “Little SAVE .....J 4 passengers would have a fighting Hoover Mondale in the 1962 gubernatorial ly and friends. His middle name is human life. In 1914, Austria declared war on tober. OVER friends may prove great friends.” g o l f b a g s Celebrity II w it h election supported labor-backed Karl Fredrick and his family gave him the Leif Erikson Day was *25! POWERMATIC NOZZLE Rolvaag, who won by 91 votes. nickname when he was a youngster. authorized by a joint Foreign news commentary resolution of Congress. POOL LOUNGES Ford ordered government buildings to hang out the m ir r o c a m p in g flag on Leif Erikson Day African dictator’s rule appears doomed and invited all Americans accessories , Two vacuums in to honor the Norseman “by one! The nozzle NAIROBI, Kenya (UPI) — After rejected Amin’s threats out of hand Uganda's supreme policy making holding appropriate. exer beats, sweeps, five years of harsh and erratic rule, MITCHELL 300 SPINNING 4 ^ 7 6 ' and hung tough on its own demands. body, the defense council, is almost cises and ceremonies in cleans rugs, Idi Amin appears to be slipping from REEL For Fresh Water * Raymond Wllklnaoi These included payment by Ugan certainly reviewing its options. suitable places throughout plus attach 100% Solid State power as dictator of Uganda with im 1 LixhtSaltwater, Reg. 17.99 ments tor ...... - ■ ...... ^ da in cash and foreign currency for Amin has survived numerous our land.'’ 12’’ Diagonal B&W TV creasing momentum. above-floor all Kenyan goods, notably oil supplies assassination attempts during the cleaning. Faced with almost insurmountable considered Amin’s surviving center that Amin must purchase from the five years he has ruled Uganda with ($-3083 ■ diplomatic, economic and military Caldori of strength but now reportedly' Kenyan port of Mombassa — East brute force and terror. The next Low problems, Amin now must reckon riddled with Indiscipline and even Africa’s only refinery. attempt, observers say, could come Price that a coup against him is not only Termites generally attack mutiny. Amin does not have the money to from within the defense council. only dead wood or wood Quick-on Sunshine' picture tube, possible but probable, many Ironically, the mercurial pay for the oil. His only sizeable His main hope for survival appears products, but a species found custom video range tuner. 70 f„ - OFF observers in East Africa say. 0 president’s latest and most serious reserves belong to the army and to be the Arab nations he has In Panama carries fungi with position VHF channel selector. The economy of Uganda, a country crisis was sparked by a seemingly would probably last less than a week befriended. ' it to kill trees so the Insects Winston Churchill once called the can eat them. O n o . - unrelated incident — Israel’s July 3 in any conflict. According to Middle East reports, •jewel of Africa, is at a standstill commando raid on Entebbe airport One knowledgeable source who the Arab League will meet shortly to h u g e s a v in g s On Our Entire Inventory o( because of a cutoff in oil supplies to free more than 100 hostages from recently visited the Ugandan capital from Kenya. discuss his urgent request for cash or % pro-Palestinian hijackers. of Kampala said Amin now has “zero oil. One unconfirmed Kenyan report ■mmrar SAVE AIR CONDITIONERS With virtually no aviation fuel OFF OUR Amin accused Kenya of complicity support” among both civilians and said Libyan strongman Col. Moam- ktam t u m ON ALL BIKES AN REG. LOW available, most international flights in the attack but,his blustering military. M l N NIiMIT EXTRA PRICES have been halted. mar Khadafy already has sent Amin threats to attack the neighboring Kenyan newspapers have reported |80 million in cash. 4 YENI IF MUIK ^ IN OUR STOCK! SAVE Private motoring has been banned OVER ON OUR ENTIRE INVENTORY OF African nation have backfired. widespread mutinies in the army and If the Arabs provide substantial 8rv — and the food distribution system is Comforted by ^ts newfound another assassination attempt financial aid, Amin may be able to 1. nil ’ Ciaptttr H u «y 26 Inch “independence” *12! breaking down. Amin has admitted closeness to the United States against Amin last weekend. buy oil quickly enough to save he has less than a week’s petroleum OpaniiiM - I Math ALL DARKROOM (Washington sent two recon Most of these reports are probably himself, at least for a time. I m i reserves left. SUPPLIES AND naissance aircraft to Nairobi during exaggerated. Nevertheless, Without Arab help, many East LMICMRprtirFnfw- m e n s or lADlES^lO SPEED More ominously, the shortages are the crisis and a U.S. Navy task force diplomatic observers said all African observers believe, he reaching the army, until recently ■hi I Miadi GMm r a c er . Roe-89-99...... EQUIPMENT steamed off the coast), Kenya probably contain some truth and appears doomed. m Frost Queen 5.25 Cu. Ft. Cn hii IM if te I I Hully20lnch “Star Spangler^ INCLUDING; ^6Q6|66 H uH Chest Freezer M«tr;.Ovp«tetMare •PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER Typical family tax bites compared Our •CHEMICALS M|l||il te mr IN BOYS' HI RISE With ^ Lowest •COLOR DEVELOPING This is the second in a series of ar average for per-capita property M |ir napiriii. , Prieel _ __ _ tion, the share in state and local IS.l. and Inr a $10,000 income family SPRINTING materials ticles on the tax picture in Connec taxes is only |216^ 61 per cent of the taxes taken from family income in ticut. The series is based on the it drops further to 12.3. [ h u f f y 'TOTE ALONG’’ R t5Y A B LL ^ Aluminum interior with large storage •TANKS, trays, TIMERS, Connecticut figure. creases as income decreases. M e teaib 8hI F ilin ly basket. Counter balanced lid with ENURGERS, DRYERS, "Chart Book on State-Local Finance A family with $17,500 income pays ru n n BIKE SEAT. Res 14.W — - wood grain linish. Holds 182 lbs. food. New Jersey follows Connecticut Under a progressive tax system, a only 11.9 per cent of its earnings in ■ n m «iiMiin THERMOMETERS & MORE! in Connecticut,” published recently with a 5348 per-capita bite in proper family would' pay a larger share in by the Connecticut Conference of state and local taxes; a family with limltnlhMi ty taxes, and the New York State taxes as its income increased. $25,000 pays 9.8 per cent, and a $M,- Municipalities. figure is $320. COMPUTER A typical Connecticut family with 000 income family pays 7.6 per All the other New England states $5,000 income pays out 18.4 per cent cent. PROCESSMG Not All Colors, StylpG or Sizes In Only one state in the entire nation take far less from taxpayers’ pocket of its total earnings in state and local Figures like these help explain why All Stores; Some Clearance Items are In Limited Supply, Therefore No Rain Checks Will be Issued exacts as heavy a per-person in their property levies. taxes. ,. MSTITUTC property-tax toll as Connecticut. Connecticut's state and local tax aSwIiiliM otiee wwii im „_ . The figure for Maine is $223, for This figure ranks Connecticut se structure is often critlciied as unfair ..... That state is Massachusetts, whose Rhode Island $218, for New cond in the nation when tax burdens per-capita property tax yield is |358. and unduly burdensome to low and SALE: (Photo by Dunn) Hampshire $259, and for Vermont us a percentage of family income are moderate-income families. MANCHESTER Connecticut’s figure is only five $236. computed. Wednesday thru Saturday Circular radiator In Hartsdale, N.Y. railroad station. dollars less, $353. Under Connecticut’s tax structure, Daily: 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. For the average family with a $7,- 1145 Tolland Turnpike Saturday: 9 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. In sharp contrast, the national one of the most regressive in the na 500 income, that percentage drops to PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MMchwter, Conn., Wed., July 2». 1W6
More Bicentennial events planned M/UjCTESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Wed., July 28. 1976- PAGE SEVEN
Manchester’s Bicenten program, which is being The Bicentennial 100% Miss Sally Robb on behalf The old Keeney St. nial Committee is planning sponsored by several Vote committee is hoping of Orford Parish Chapter, School has been tom down several more events to Manchester organizations, that November will see all DAR, presented the com and work will soon begin on celebrate our nation’s has been awarded $1,645 by Manchester voters at the mittee with a check for rebuilding the school near 200th birthday. the Connecticut polls for the national elec $100 to increase the total of the Cheney Homestead on The Connecticut State Humanities Council, to tion. Lila Cohen, com donations for the music Hartford Rd. Much of the Bicentennial Balloon will fund the project. mittee chairman, said that shell. equipment and furnishings be in Manchester Sept. 12 e. The burial of she is still looking for ways The Manchester for the interior have and will be set up at 5:30 o i t Manchester’s time capsule to contact all unregistered Bicentennial Coins are still already been obtairted. u i p.m. and be ready to as e c will take place near Mary voters, getting them to on saje and may be ob Nathan Agostinelll and 8 cend when the air currents Cheney Library at the con register and finally to the tained at the Manchester Francis J. Mahoney, co- >- (/> - if 3 are favorable, Carol Kuehl, clusion of the annual polls on election day. State Bank. Joseph E. chairmen of the Bicenten e. a 3ii! 3fli secretary of the Bicenten e Thanksgiving Day Road Mrs. Cohen presented $25 McCarthy of 121 Branford nial Committee, have nial Committee, reported o Race. The time capsule, a savings bonds to the recent St. ’Tuesday night was ap asked for final reports on LM s , sa to the committee ’Tuesday full-seal Monticelo vault, is 100% Vote poster contest pointed chairman of the the Bicentennial parade night, ’This, hopefully, will being donated by Holmes winners, Elizabeth Ander Bicentennial coin com- and the fireworks at the be tied in with the ground Funeral Home. son of 106 Kennedy Rd., mittM. committee’s next meeting. breaking ceremonies for Starting next month, first place, and Corrine O oiw the proposed music shell. tickets will be on sale for a Bonazelli of Edgewood Town Meeting ‘76, a Bicentennial raffle, with Dr., South Windsor, second community forum, is the drawing set for place. k “ Halo” from scheduled for Oct. 2 at November. The raffle is To date, $7,000 has been « 3 N 2 0 vi Manchester High School, being sponsored by the donated for the erection of beginning with registration Exchange Club with civic the proposed music shell. Harrison’s !«> C l between 8:30 and 9 a.m. and fraternal groups con Mrs. Hazel Lockward and This Bicentennial tributing to it. Stationers I i s | Hundreds mourn Archbishop loeVe flocHfp true, BLOOMFIELD (UPI) - Hundreds of priests in the Hartford Archdiocese, as ManclMttw'a moot eompM* mourners paid their last respects to SUrtioiMra Slno« 194S well as many in Norwich and Bridgeport. Roman Catholic Archbishop Henry J. The priests joined nuns and laity in '‘Good Bye" O’Brien as he lay in state at the St. paying their respects Tuesday to the man Thomas Seminary Chapel. “Au Revoir" “Bon Voyage" who ministered to them for more than 50 o The 80-year-old retired archbishop of years as a priest and bishop. Travel Books, and Hartford died Friday and lay in state The late prelate suffered from severe / v \ ' Tuesday at the school where he spent emphysema for years. He outlived all his Hallmark Cards most of his career as a teacher, vice presi closest relatives. ’Three nephews and a ‘M r . Huh Cap* dent and president. sister-in-law joined others at a short Too Good To Be True? Even as archbishop he lived at the They call Robert Parrish of Quincy, Mass., “Mr. Hub Cap” and memorial service ’Tuesday. Investigate For Yourself. seminary for years, before moving to Archbishop John F. Whealon presided II ••• for good reason. He displays sonae of the more than 100 hub caps he Hartford, and eventually to a suite at St. S sg buys and sells at automobile flea markets. Some are collectors over the service. He took over from HMRISON’S STATIONERS 5 o? Francis Hospital, where he died. He O’Brien in 1968. items and prices range from $2 to $40. (UPI photo) taught, ordained and led most of the Malntlrwt Mandmtaf • Hiom ^ 7 t 7 t vO Area police FACTORY OL'TI.ET your house leserves the lA 7 4 t VERNON 16, of 68 Legion Dr., with second-degree criminal mischief. ^^alifornia o ® ”. Rene Perodeau, 18, of 11 Rockville; and Joseph aA c
Water skiing is believed to The third session swim Intermediates, Swimmers have originated on the registration will be held on and Advanced Swimmers. P s : French Riviera during the Tuesday, Aug. 3, from 9 All classes begin 1920s and was practiced in a.m. to noon at Globe l u ; : 0 the United States in 1927. The Wednesday, Aug. 4. American Water Ski Associ Hollow, Salters, Swanson, Registration is first com- ation was founded in 1939, Waddell and Verplanck e, first served. There is a Dumberlaml farms and held the first national pools. water ski tournament at fee. Proof of Manchester Instruction will be given residency will be required Jones Beach State Park, Head Start, ^ginners. Ad N.Y., on June 22, 1939, The before registration. lALI JULY 29 - 21 World Almanac says. vanced Beginners, THURS. thru SAT.
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® m2 i l l I l'S SUM: “ Z . ii5< I ^ 0)cb< I Wl aiMSVI INI SISHT TO LIMIT OUaNTITIIt 7^ ' PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., July 28, 1W6 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., July 26, 11176— PAGE NINE Tall Cedars set service Big cats The 12th annual New of Bayside Charity Lodge, England Tall Cedars Sun past master of Corithian for sale day will be held again this Lodge of Masons of >0 H 3 SO T ^ Ih o year in the famed Virginia, past Grand Tali o E<» ? ZBT0» ^ O« o S '?3 o '’ LEMING, Tex. (UPI) - Cathedral of the Pines, Cedar qf Neptune Forest, S Carl Skaggs loves cats — Hindge, N.H. on Aug. 15, at No. 141, Norfolk, past Pre-Inventory 5 = 0 5 h “ p 11 a.m. with George P. •» < » o r big ones, 600-pounders that chairman and president of 0 ^ 0 . * Leigh Jr. of Virginia the board of directors, Nor ■o * “ ? a « =>E can crush a man with a 3 '" “ « i* / !>» J S '' swipe of a massive paw — Beach, Va. as guest folk Shrine Club; member l o " !“ S a x • speaker. ^ 0 “ 2 and he’s got plenty of of the Official Speakers 3 0)'O Leigh is a past Supreme Bureau for the Grand 5? o o ^ them. And they’re for sale I ? f 5 for up to 11,500. The more Tall C edar of North Lodge of Masons for the America. Guest organist State of Virginia and of _ ^ CLEARANCE domesticated they are, the more they cost. will be Shirley F. Cronkite, ficial representative for the current organist and the Grand Lodge of Sweden Skaggs, 37, raises choir director for St. to the Grand Lodge of African lions, mountain Entire Stock of Tires Mary s Church, East Hart Virginia. I lions and bobcats on his 25- ford. Leigh is also on the ad acre Safari Farm 15 miles EVEN INCLUDING SOME SNOWS AT G. Russell Ramsden, visory board for the south of San Antonio. RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES! Narragansett, R.I., Virginia chapter of Currently, he has 15 lions Supreme Tall Cedar for Muscular Dystrophy (' ‘three or four of them are 1976, will give the Association, Tidewater bred mommas ready to Memorial Tributes at the Heart Association and drop them any minute"), g iK I f g ’ Service, and the address of Virginia State Heart ( 0 'O 'i 17 bobcats and 12 mountain welcome will be given by Association. He is well lions. il? Dean W. Cronkite of Elast known throughout the h M ^ - ‘T m trying to cut down Hartford, general chair Atlantic Seaboard on radio m i s | i 'I the size of the African lion man of arrangements. and clubs as a humorous and domesticate them by Leigh is an insurance speaker when he performs e r breeding,’’ he said. "I keep I P K % s S5« fc. executive for the Pyramid fo r many charitable I" the most gentle and the Life Insurance Co. He is organizations. - f W s s j smallest ones for breeding o l * « ^ 0 9 c the regional director of This service is open to all out of each litter.” agencies. He is a ^ p tis t and, as in the past, those Somehow, Skaggs hopes i g s M § 9 ^ C layman for Babyside Bap attending and wish to, may by breeding domesticated tis t Church, Virginia go to Annert Park near the big cats he eventually will Beach, Va. Cathedral for a family pic trim them down to about He is past m aster of nic after the service. 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U hi'rv (Ju d iitY iht tt>3 t.xrrvdii Tliv f*rirv! He was an Air Force veteran of the Mr. Phillips was a charter member in labor dispute Korean Conflict. He was a graduate of the Manchester Pipe Band. He had Hoop gold back in U.S. Charles H. Carson of the University of Connecticut and been employed as a stationary The funeral of Charles Henry Car- had been employed as an engineer by fireman at Cheney Bros, for 40 years Connecticut community college union members will MONTREAL (UPI) - The Americans, whose team motto was Greg Louganis, a 16-year-old from El son, 26, of Fort Collins, Colo., the General Electric Co. before his retirement about 20 years meet with the Board of Trustees for Regional Community medal in this event following a silver 1215VJMEATOWN SILVER LANE • EAST HARTFORD team many experts felt didn’t "sacrifice,” crushed Yugoslavia, 95- Cajon, Calif., placed second in the IO formeriy of 78 Benton St., who was Survivors arc a son, Gregg E. ago. (]olleges Thursday in a public hearing over a collective medal in the 1964 Olympics. This was 74, Tuesday night to reclaim the meter platform diving, although killed Sunday in a one-car crash near Bassett of Beverly, Mass.; a He was bom Feb. 20, 1891 in Por- bargaining dispute. The hearing will be at 1 ;30 p.m. at the belong here won back the gold his final competition. single most important medal in the bothered by a nagging toothache, and Boulder, Colo,, is Friday at 8:15 a.m. daughter, Claudia L. Bassett of tadown. Northern Ireland, and had state Department of Labor in Wethersfield. medal most Americans felt ”I think the pressure was going up eyes of most Americans. Dennis Conner and Conn Findlay of from Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Beverly; his father, George E. lived in Manchester for 66 years. He Members of the Congress of Connecticut Community Mifl eat EL conomy 0U utlet they never lost. each time,” said the 28-year-old “The best motivating force behind Colleges/American Federation of State, County and San Diego, Calif., were third in the Dlbiasi.”In ’64 there was not much, Main t., with a Mass at St. James Bassett of California; a sister, Mrs. was a former member of Washington UnilDC* * “•*•*■* ^ * *■'• ** But, if the truth be known, this team was all the talk and com n U U K v a Sal. K (o () • (I loHCtl VII lla\ MniidaO Tempest class of the yachting com in ’68 a little bit, in '72 more and now Church at 9. W. Robert (Harriet) MacGregor of LOL 117 and the Washington Swial Municipal Employees (AFSCME) AFL-CIO, Local 129, plaining about the players who were the youngest ever United petition. it was impossible.” Buriat will be in St. James Danvers; and several nieces and Club. have filed charges of unfair labor practices^galnst the selected,” said Smith. Cemetery. board. States Olympic basketball As a result, the U.S. remained nephews. Survivors are two sons, Walter J. Adrian Dantley, who led the In weightlifting, super The charges relate to a law passed last October which third in gold medals with 22 and se Friends may call at the funeral A graveside service will be Fnillips of Manchester and Wilson F. team was more concerned American effort with 30 points, had heavyweight Vassily Alexeev of the requires collective bargaining for state employes. cond in total medals with 65. The home Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Wednesday at 1 p.m. in the Storrs Phillips of Nokomis, Fla.; and nine BONELESS with vindicating its own image to leave the game for 3V4 minutes Soviet Union reclaimed a world p.m. AFSCME, Local 129, has accused the board of falling to Soviet Union leads in both categories Cemetery. grandchildren. than avenging the country’s during the second half after Drazen record from East Germapy’s Gerd negotiate on several Items including job security, tenure, with 29 and 80 respectively, while Carson was driving a van-type The Lee, Moody and Russell The funeral is Thursday at-11 a.m. Dalipagic, Yugoslavia’s high man Bonk and successfully defended his vehicle easterly on a secondary impartial arbitration and promotions. SIRLOIN STEAK highly controversial 51-50 loss East Germany has 28 gold and 63 Funeral Home, 9 Dane St., Beverly, at Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main to Russia in the 1972 cham with 27 points, gave him an elbow total. Olympic title with a combined jerk highway when it went out of control Mass., is in charge of arrangemnts. St. Burial will be in East Cemetery. Robert Vater, president of Local 129 and a member of above the right eye. In addition, America advanced and snatch lift of 968 pounds. near Boulder and struck a pole, ac The family suggests that any Friends may call at the funeral the faculty at Manchester Community College, said com pionship game at Munich. * ♦ "The guy went up for a jump shot four of five boxers— light Alexeev, who weighs 345 pounds, set cording to the Colorado State Patrol. ' memorial gifts may be made to a home tonight from 7 to 9. munity college faculties are becoming frustrated by the From day one of training camp, the and I just stood there,” explained welterweight ’’Sugar” Ray Leonard, the new record on the second of his He was thrown from the vehicle and charity of the donor’s choice. lack of involvement in traditional rights and privileges of makeup of the team had been bitterly three tries with a jerk of 561 pounds. the colleges. Dantley, a first-team All-America lightweight Howard Davis, ban it rolled over him, police said. He criticized because seven of the 12 from Notre Dame. “He came down Bonk took the silver medal. Ernest E. LeFleur Robert E.. Hansen “We must seriously look into the possibility of a job ac- tamweight Army Sgt. Charles was pronounced dead at the scene by M.3 3 , members were from the Atlantic with his elbow. He didn’t mean to do the Mulder coroner. Ernest LeFleur, 76, of Wiilimantic EAST HARTFORD - The funeral pon,” he said. Mooney, and flyweight Leo Ran Tender, Excellent For The Barbecue Coast Conference. Four of those^ it, but I needed seven stitches there.” Following Tuesday’s rest day, died Tuesday at Windham Communi of Robert Eric Hansen, 5, of 35 Dr. Searle Charles, executive director of the Board of dolph—into the semifinals of that Mr. Carson was born May 31,1950 were from the University of North Earlier in the day, the Soviet Union track and field competition resumes in Manchester, son of Mrs. Joanne ty Memorial Hospital, Wiilimantic. Bldwell St., who died Monday at Trustees, would not comment today on the present com competition, guaranteeing each at Carolina, coached by Dean Smith, earned the bronze medal by beating today with five finals on the Mr. LaFleur had worked in the Yale-New Haven Hospital as a result munity college faculty contract proposals which ^ ^ i-EAN A TASTY least a bronze medal, with another Tomosaitis Carson of Benton St. and Sliced, Center Cut who also happened to be coach of the Canada, 100-72. schedule: the llO-meter hurdles, the late Charles W. Carson. He was a Manchester area for the Gillette Co. of a tent fire Sunday morning in East AFSCME has rejected. Olympic squad. four men fighting Thursday night in On the lightest day of activity in 3,000-meter steeplechase and 1968 graduate of Manchester High for more than 50 years before his Lyme, is Thursday at 9 a.m. at Dr. Charles said that according to the ground rules an the quarter-finals of their divisions. The critics were answered with these games, the U.S. also picked up hammer throw for men and the School, where he played varsity foot retirement a year ago. Newkirk and Whitney Funeral Home, agreement was made between the board and AFSCME BOILED SMOKED Klaus Dibiasi of Italy won the plat startling swiftness when the a silver and a bronze medal Tuesday. women’s 200-meter dash and high ball and was the recipient of the Tom Survivors are his widow, two sons, 318 Burnside Ave. that contract proposals would not be made public. He form dive, his third consecutive gold jump. McCann award. He a had attended a daughter and five grandchildren. Burial will be in Hillside said the board has abided by that rule, even though h a m shoulder the University of Maine and The funeral is Thursday at 9:15 Cemetery. members of Local 129 have not. Northeastern University. He was a a.m. from the Bacon Funeral Home, There are no calling hours. Concerning tenure. Dr. Charles said the board agreed carpenter. 71 Prospect St., Wiilimantic, with a He is survived by his parents, over a year ago to continue its practice. However, now Other survivors are two brothers. Mass at St. Mary's Church, Robert and Geraldine Dann Hansen; the board feels that with the continuing need and demand Jenkins ’ 200th win William Carson of Manchester and Wiilimantic, at 10. Burial will be in a brother, Gustave S. Hansen of East for special courses requiring special teaching, it is * 1” 65? Robert Carson of the University of St. Joseph’s Cemetery, Willimanitc. Hartford; two sisters, Gina R. necessary to be more flexibile with the staff in order to Michigan at Lansing; three sisters, Friends may call at the funeral Hansen and Nicole H. Hansen, both meed special needs as they arise. Mrs. Sandra Orcutt of Rocky Hill, home tonight from 7 to 9. of East Hartford; his paternal grand “We could not continue tenure unabated and consider (UPI Photo) / Mrs. Rita Patten of Cobalt and The family suggests that any parents, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore H. other issues,” he said. stops RSox^ slide Charlene Carson who is serving with memorial gifts may be made to the Hansen of Coventry; his maternal He also said that in other states, community college in CENTER CUT Jubilant U,S,A. cagers whoop it up the USS Hope in North Africa; and Windham branch of the American grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard structors have continued to teach without tenure Scott May (11), Quinn Buckner have gold feeling his maternal grandmother, Mrs. Cancer Society, Walnut St., C. Dann of Bloomfield; and his successfully, and so the board decided to adopt the same i NEW YORK (UPI) — Boston’s Ferguson Jenkins backed into one of the Johanna Sluckis of East Hartford. Wiilimantic, or to St. Mary’s Church maternal great-grandmother, Mrs. principle here. PORK STEAK most elite pitching circles in baseball Tuesday night—200 lifetime victories. repair fund. Maple Ave., Wiiliman Arthur Braun of Bloomfield. Roger Bagley, chairman of the Board of Trustees, said The former Cy Young Award- I tic. the board is deeply concerned with the responsibility of winner labored through seven-plus serving community colleges. innings, giving up seven earned runs City, 2-1, Oakland blanked Chicago, 1-0, and Texas at Minnesota was “We intend to. arrive at an agreed contract with on 14 hits but the Red Sox scored eight early runs and hung on to beat rained out. Ford, Congress declare war AFSCME,” he said. He would not comment on the 99*. m Brewer* 6, Tiger* 4 Thoughts ApLENty the Geveland Indians, 8-7, snapping a well that messages of this kind are charges of unfair labor practices. By STEVE GERSTEL six-game Boston losing streak. Darrell Porter’s sacrifice fly, a tailored to provide Republicans with Fin* For Ih* Outdoor Qrlll; A t Good «t Ctnitr Cul \ 4 WASHINGTON (UPI) - With less Commentary Pork Chop*. Jenkins, the third active pitcher to wild pitch and two errors in the campaign fodder. There is no reason than four, months to go before the reach the 200 plateau, joining seventh inning enabled Milwaukee to to believe that the Democrats will in election, President Ford and the Gaylord Perry and Jim Kaat, struck score three runs on only one hit and Democratic Congress have declared prising successes, considering that the next several months give him Meadows owner says A LL B E E F By Len Auster come from behind to defeat Detroit Congress is not only Democratic but what he wants. out three and walked one to gain his war. FRESH GROUND l-ean and Tasty i A t l ninth victory against eight losses. as Jim Slaton notched his 12th win also liberal and that Ford is a true "Politics,” Senate Democratic Any attempts at cooperation and quality maintained About No. 200, he said: “I thought against eight losses. Ron LeFlore conciliation between Ford and conservative. Leader Mike Mansfield said when collected four singles, stole a base But as the elections approached, asked about the Ford charges. HAMBURG 'iP J i'lH , I’d get it earlier in the season with Congress — except in the case of a The quality of care at a Geri-Care owned Manchester this ball club. Nine ball games and scored twice for the Tigers. attempts at cooperation receded. “He’s played this game before,” national emergency — are almost nursing home is being maintained, according to a nursing GROUND seemed like an eternity to get to. Angel* 2, Royal* 1 And last week, in sharp language. Mansfield added. “He did it in the certainly over. home official. ’They scored big runs early so it Frank Tanana stopped Kansas City A Republican president and a Ford turned on his former colleagues last Congress. So, I would say, it's Very different Why the change? Who knows. Call on four hits and got a two-run double and charged them with trying to turn standard operating White House The Meadows Convalescent Home came near shutting should have been easier.” Democratic Congress are natural down about two weeks ago when staff members resigned . g g « it the mqdem society but fact is (act. Jim Rice drove home what proved from Andy Etchebarren as California the remainder of the congressional procedure.” 69 ’They say you can never go back Youngsters will not jump off a bridge enemies. But when Ford took office. snapped Paul Splittorff’s win streak because they complained about an increased patient load Ideal For The and that is almost assured. Vince to be the winning run with a fielder’s Congress was so glad to see Richard session into “a test of political In fact. Congress is unlikely to just because you tell them to. ’They at eight games. Tanana, 12-7, struck due to cutbacks in staff. Outdoor Grilll ,0 Lbs. or More Lombardi’s widow, Marie, said choice groundout in the fourth inning. Nixon and his White House people wills.” proceed with any legislation that want a good reason. Same holds true out seven and faced only three men Donald Corriveau, assistant to the vice-president of recently she yearns for the days of Fred Lynn, who had two hits, two depart, that Senate and House Noting that time was short. Ford does not bear the Democratic im in sports. Before they’ll do over the minimum. ’The complete operations at Geri-Care in Springfield, said today that the ’60s when the football players and RBIs and sc o r^ three times, hit a leaders promised to work with the challenged Congress to pass his print and may even put off major something it has to be explained — game was his 15th, tops in the league. program which includes tax cuts, bills to see who wins the election. staffing and patient care have been a major concern of owners knew each other on a one-to- one-out double'and went to third on a new president. and wmetimes in detail. Carl Yastrzemski single. Rice’s A'* 1, White Sox 0 limits court-ordered school busing, It’s a good gamble for the the Geri-Care chain. “ We have had a record of excellence FRESH CUT one basis. It was more personal and And Ford, the accidental president in patient care which is being maintained,” he said. Is It wrong? Not really. The only fielder’s choice scored Lynn. Carlton Vida Blue scattered 10 hits for his attacks crime and drugs, expands Democrats who have a strong can less as a business. second shutout in as many starts and who spent a quarter of a century He also said that state health officials have given the thing which it has accomplished is Fisk homered in the first. catastrophic health programs, didate in Jimmy Carter and sense But those days won’t be back and make life more difficult and Claudell Washington scored the toiling in the House, offered a new impression that progress is being made in maintaining In other games, Baltimore downed extends revenue sharing, and sets up that the Georgian might displace CHICKEN LEGS the difficulties which now exist will frustrating for the coaches. Their game’s only run after hustling a era of cooperation. high quality patient care. continue to spread. Not only are New York, 4-1, Milwaukee stopped There were legitimate attempts at a swine flu inoculation program. Ford in the White House next word is no longer good enough. There grounder through the mound‘into a The state Health Department is allowing the Meadows, there problems on the professional Detroit, 6-4, California edged Kansas compromise and even some sur- But Ford, a seasoned veteran of January. is nothing wrong in questioning in double in the seventh inning. election year pdlitics, knows very which it threatened to shut down, to take new patients level but also among the amateurs. Although Carter unquestionably again. struction. But, there must be a limit. (UPI Photo) will offer his own proposals, he is ’The ’76 Summer Olympic Games is also certain to bd more receptive to Many laid-off employes have been hired back, and the prime example. Russian super heavyweight Vassily Alexeev many who submitted resignations revoked them. Bits and pieces the offerings of the Democratic 49*. Even further, you find amateurs Reclaimed world record and won gold medal with 968 Republicans consider Some of the complaints were brought through District very different even on the local level. A1 Rodonls of Manchester won the Three-run frame Congress. 10 Lb. Limit pound total Continued From Page One There art some bills pn Ford’s 1199 of the Hospital and Health Care Employes Union, People tell me about four or five street stock car race last Saturday at Mahoney, both said they would not shopping list Congress will enact. which represents employes at the Meadows. Corriveau years ago when American Legion Stafford Springs Motor Speedway. It about the 12th District nomination, want to run this year. said negotiations between the employes and management baseball games night in and night out was a 10-lap final which the car gives MB’s duke For the most part, however, they will but he does not want to run. Ferguson is not surprised that the are going on today and Thursday. be those which Democrats want or Center Cut drew crowds in Uie hundreds. No owner-driver won...New England ‘T m very concerned about local party has no announced candidates where Democrats might get hurt longer. At one recent game the Patriot fans will get an opportunity government, but I’m not a bit in with the convention only a day away. politically by inaction. CUBE LONDON visiting team didn’t even have a com to see their team in pre-season By LEN AUSTER terested in running for the "This is not unusual at all,” he said As for nominations. Ford may as ' pliment of parents to root them on. games on WTNH-TV, Channel 8. Herald SporUwriter legislature,” Brown said. and pointed out that both in 1972 and well forget about sending any more BROIL If parents are disinterested in the Patriot games on Aug. 6 (against San Matters couldn’t have been much closer as Moriarty Bros, and Manchester Yanks fall to Birds William Diana said Ferguson con in 1974, no announced opposition to Fire calls STEAK to the ^ n a te for confirmation this prograin, then why should the Diego), Aug. 21 (against Atlanta) and Community College tangled in Twilight League actlop last night at Moriarty tacted him about the 13th District incumbent state legislators came Field. year. The Democrats are not about to players have interest. It’s understood Aug. 30 (against Cleveland) will be seat, but he, like Brown, is not in forth until the last minute. $ 1 3 9 second straight game confirm any Republican to an agency Manchester $ 1 3 3 that most of the teams in Zone Eight, aired... Each side stroked six hits but it terested. The Republican Town Committee Tuesday, 7:19 p.m. —Car fire at 319 Kennedy Rd. which Manchester belongs to, have Pete Rose of the Cincinnati R ^ s is was two wild pitches and a fielder’s MCC sta rte r and loser Russ position which carries a fixed term ■ lb. Bilodeau Induced Steve Chotiner to take advantage of the games we play The two defeated Republican can will select their candidates for the (Town) B*tl y*t For Tht had their problems. It’s an incredible picking up steam and challenging for choice in a three-run fifth inning BALTIM ORE (UPI) - or to a judgeship which has life One Price, One Kind, them to make up some ground. It’s didates from 1974 also said they will 12th and 13th Assembly Districts, as Tuesday, 9:10 p.m. —Duinpster fire at rear of Finast Outdoor Barb*qu*l situation. another National League batting ti which spelled the difference in a 4-2 send a chopper to second baseman tenure. THE B EST I Oriole outfielder A1 Bumbry going to be a long haul to catch not be running again. Wally Irish Jr., weli as for the registrar of voters and One player, it seems comes and tle. Latest statistics released show victory by the Gas Housers over the Rick Nicola but his peg home was Those goodies will be reserved for Supermarket, Spencer St. Crown) insists that nobody should look them.” who lost to Cummings, and Harriet justices of the peace, at a convention goes as he pleases. Another team Rose within seven percentage points Cougars. high and DiMauro slid in safely. Carter if the Democrats drive the South Windsor Bumbry scored the second Oriole Haslett, who was beaten by Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Municipal was rocked with dissension so badly of leader A1 Oliver of the Pittsburgh The victory moves Moriarty’s Sullivan rounded third too much and for a consecutive game home GOP out of the White House. Tuesday, 12:30 p.m. —Brush fire at 135 Troy Rd. run in a comedy of three New York Building’s Hearing Room. that several of its leading performers Pirates. Rose leads the league in record In the American Division to was tagged out In a rundown with the run strehk from him beyond errors in the third inning. He also r X ^ quit, only to be asked back by the number of hits by a healthy 11-7 while MCC slips to 4-13 with the other runners moving up as he the ones he hit in Baltimore’s doubled in - the fifth inning, one of master charge] For Your coach. Neither occurrence should margin...Hot swinging George Grett setback. barreled into Bilodeau at the plate. TNC INrCRSAIM CARO i last two victories over the three off losing pitcher Dock Ellis, have happened. Other teams have of the Kansas City Royals leads the MB’s got on the scoreboard first in On the very next offering, Bilodeau Gov. Grasso not opposed American League East pace 11-5. Freezer what you call “problem” players and majors in hits just ahead of the second inning. Ron Riordan uncorked a wild pitch sending The defeat for New York took a TURNPIKE yet others Just have players who are Rose...Tom Seaver pf the Mets with reached on an error, moved to second Balesano home and MCC Coacl\ Skip setting New York Yankees. XTRA SPECIAL more serious note in the eighth in to rotating gaming head STOCK UP ON THESE not putting their heart into it. . 146 stTikeouts leads the National on an infield groundout and scored as Olander out to the mound to make a "I’m not really swinging that FOR THE pitching change. Art Benson, former good,” said Bumbry, whose seventh ning when Ellis struck Oriole slugger TELEVISION A„„ NEW LOW PRICES To continue the saga, one entry League and is heading for another designated hitter Gene Johnson lined was believed to be very strong. But crown. a single just off the glove of MCC Rockville High standout, put out the inning homer backed the four-hit Reggie Jackson on the cheekbone HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella T. Control Authority, she said the chairman WEEK (HANGING V^EIGHT) with a pitch. when the seasoh started, a number of Tuesday is the deadline for entry third sacker Larry Morrison. fire but not before he sent one low pitching of Jim Palmer against the Grasso today said she would not oppose should be given time to learn his job. Jackson left the contest under his APPLIANCE players counted on heavily, failed to ' into the annual Army & Navy Club The Cougars knotted it in the fifth and wide allowing Chotiner to come Yankees ’Tuesday. "I was something rotating the chairmanship of the Mrs. Grasso has charged the gaming i(t. ' like l-for-14 going into this game.” own power, his face swollen badly, Republican-controlled state gaming com commission — and especially its chair iV H O LE evisn try out for the club. Going Slow Pitch Softball Tournament. as Joe Banning got an infield hit, was MCC gota run off of reliever Dave Bumbry, however, did connect for but would not speak with reporters mission, but added the chairman of an man, Republican Paul J. Silvergleid - is further, some Legion programs are Defending champ Walt’s Country sacrificed up one base and toed the Bldwell in the sixth on hits by Jim his second homer in two nights and after the game. agency she created should be given time trying to bring “wall-to-wall” gambling to getting second class treatment from Motors of Colchester along with plate on a double to A1 Dionne. A fine Blanchard and Jack Maloney and an fifth of the season as the Orioles cut to learn his job. Connecticut. TENDERLOIN OF BEEF the towns involved. One cpach Army & Navy, Fogarty Bros, and play by MB shortstop Ray Sullivan In the top on the ninth inning. RBI infield chopper by Paul Placido. the healthy Yankee lead to 12 She said the rotation being considered The pahel is due to elect a new chair EW FACTORY REDUCTIONi related bow he is not allowed to prac Klock Corp,, all of Manchester, are cutting across the diamond to peg out Palmer, who won his 14th game, But that was it as Bldwell retired the games. by the Commission on Special Revenue man sometime this month. Silvergleid has tice on any field in that particular among the early entries. The Morrison ended the frame. appeared to retaliate for the Orioles side in order in the seventh. ”My homers have had long dry was “not bad,” and mentioned the- said he doesn’t know whether he will seek' community. It seems other leagues, tourney, which will be held Aug. 7-8 Frank DiMauro got a leadoff walk when he hit Yankee outfielder Balesano was the lone player to spells in between them,” said Bum system, if used by congress, could have re-election. Republicans have a 5-4 edge involving younger players, are and Aug. 14-15, is limited to 36 in the fifth to get Moriarty’s in gear. Mickey Rivers with a pitch, a move +'TTtpxrin±- have a two hit night. John Serdfini bry. “I don’t care if it takes a prevented some of abuses charged to Rep. on the panel. deemed more important. games. Sullivan got an infield hit deep to the that may have cost him his 40th went the first five innings for the Gas different hero every night or the Wayne Hays, D-Ohio. Mrs. Grasso, asked by reporters how M.89. shortstop hole and Jim Balesano career shutout. Housers and notched the win. same guy. “Our club simply has to But when asked if she favored rotating often she would rotate the chairmanship singled to right jamming thd bases. the chairmanship of the Public Utilities of the gaming panel, broke out in laughter Large 7 lb. Average. No Pee-Wees and said, “20 minutes.” BIG I S CU. FT. Will Cul Into Filel Mignon, Roast, or as you desire. FREEZER ■Continued From Page One- WHOLE RIBS Kupchak happiest of all with win Quakes hit China By MILTON RICHMAN ordered the replay of the final three Brentwood, N.Y., who pumped in 14 even considered not playing on the Kupchak meant making the deci haired. 22-year-old New Yorker. they are free to travel, told UPI they Australia, Gough Whltlam, his wife OF BEEF MONTREAL (U P I)-T here seconds of the game between the points. Olympic team,” Kupchak revealed sion, not making the team. He "This is the summit. I think it’s pret saw much damage to buildings and and Australia’s ambassador to wasn’t only one touch of irony U.S. and the Soviet Union for the gold Kupchak is an affable 6-foot-lO after the victory over the decided to try out for it. ty good that a team with only four homes. medal in the 1972 Olympics at Yugoslavians. After it was formed, the U.S. team players won the Olympics.” Peking were in Tientein when the fv-iba 28 to 33 during the gold medal awards center who finished his college All residents of the capital living Munich. Originally, the U.S. beat the “It wasn’t an easy decision to came in for considerable criticism, , l^ a t did he mean 'four players?’ quake hit, but escaped unharmed. COMPLETE; INCLUDES SERVICE, DELIVERY, POOD SPOILAGE lbs. Avg. basketball career last winter at above the fifth floors in the taller to the United States’ Olympic Russians, 5M9, In that contest, but North Carolina. His coach there was make. I thought about a lot of things most critics feeling the big weak spot “Well, we didn’t have a center, did buildings were advised to stay out of Before leaving China for Tokyo, ac INSURANCE. SAVE RIGHT NOW AND AGAIN ON POOD basketball team, there were given another chance, the Russians that could happen. What if I got hurt was at center where two of the PURCHASESI Dean Smith, who also coached the we?” Kupchak said, smiling some their residences. cording to the Peking correspondent 99* two. prevailed, 51-50. The U.S. players U.S. Olympic team, for which tonight? Washington would be foolish nation’s best ones, Robert Parrish of more. Tientsin, a city of six million and of Yugoslavia’s Tanjug news agency, ’The first one had to do with the ac were so outraged, they refused to Kupchak played center throughout to sign me, wouldn’t it? I could’ve Centenary and Leon Douglas of China’s third largest after Shanghai Whitlam said some buildings were MANCHESTER’S DIRECT FACTORY DEALER w ill Cut Into Roetls, Sleeks, Short RIbi, or as you accept the silver medals for second There was a great deal of talk d**lr*. tual draping of the medals around the the Olympics. been jeopardizing my entire Alabama decided against playing and Peking, apparently sustained the demolished and others were severely necks of the triumphant Americans. place. Now here’s where the second touch professional career. It’s funny, but with the team, and a third, Kent Ben about “vindication” Tuesday night, most severe damage. damaged. Tanjug quoted Whltlam as Cord Killanin, president of the Inter of irony comes In. The Washington I’d go to bed saying I’m not going to son of Indiana couldn’t due to a wrist most of it by newsmen, who kept MANCHESTER •'*W4IS TpkS. None of the players on the U.S. It is located about 100 miles saying they “looked like accor national Olympic Committee, was Bullets made Kupchak their first- try out for the team and wake up Injury. asking the victorious U.S. players if . ^ Manehsstsr team, which beat Yugoslavia, 95-74, southeast of Peking, almost exactly dions.” W t RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANI 'lES round draft choice and rather than saying I would try out. I talked to a Mitch Kupchak plays center, too, they felt their victory this time was the man who took care of that little ’Tuesday night at Montreal Forum, at the epicenter, according to the WE ACCEPl FOOD STAMPS! risk an Injury which might imperil lot of people but nobody tried to in so you could imagine how he felt vindication for what happened He said the seven-story guest house detail, but did you happen to catch ever heard of William Jones before, earthquake information center in SPECIALS ARE GOOD THORS., ERI. ,md SAT. the name of the official who assisted his professional career, he originally fluence me. My parents said 'Do every time he heard or read where against the Russians in the last where he was staying was cracked much less knew who he was. ’They all Colorado. him? what you think is right.’ I said to the U.S. Olympic team was "weak.” Olympics. and his wife was slightly injured by i/pUfiAe "S ” shook hands with him. decided against playing op the Olym The former prime minister of myself, what do you wanna do, He knew they meant him. flying glass. TELEVLSION I APPLIANCES Budget to 36 Moitthi It was William Jones of Great Bri pic (earn. The U.S. players hardly knew how tain, secreUry-general of the Inter Then they accepted their gold "M enT was standing up there on Mitch? Do you wanna go out and win Maybe that’s why he was beaming to handle the question because none national Amateur Basketball medals proudly, and one of those who the platform waiting the gold medal, a gold medal or watch it on TV. 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Wed., July 28,1976 — PAGE FIFTEEN liattri)PBtFr EiTFUiugUrralJi Dump, sewage, top ,--V. Area news town troubles says Andover Ellington Hebron South Windsor new town manager Boitot; Coventry East Hartford Tolland Vernon South Windsor “Now nobody’s In charge,” said Paul F. Talbot assumed his duties Talbot of the city of 28,000 year round as South Windsor’s town manager and 50,000 summer residents he led Prospect St. ‘shafted’ Monday morning. since 1968. With a broad smile and a hearty In South Windsor, Talbot said, handshake, he spent much of his time “I’m going to have to feel my way for getting to know the town’s staff. a few weeks.” says Rockville resident He said ’Tuesday it appeared the He plans to meet as many ,>,4 members of boards and commissions Mayor Thomas Benoit said the town’s most pressing problems right Vernon now concern the sanitary landfill as he can. Tuesday night meetings in sidewalk project now in the works cluded the Planning and Zoning Com Dr.- Sol Cohen, a resident of was set up'before he took office and operation and the sewage treatment mission, the Sewer Commission, and Prospect St., Rockville, told the is now iKing finished. Where the plant. Neither appears to be meeting the Town Council in a work session. Town Council Monday night the back sidewalk ends is where the money demands made upon them. end of Prospect St. "has been getting He is looking for a house here for ran out, he said. He did not offer solutions. “It’s the shaft for years.’ his wife and three children, two at Dr. Cohen said the people who have only my second day,” he said. But Dr. Cohen, a local dentist, told the high school age. sewers have to pay a sewer tax and the two problems would be top con council there should be some more Talbot Is a native of Brunswick, the people who have new sidewalks cerns of his until solved, he said. Maine. He was an Army paratrooper fi equitable way to determine where should pay a sidewalk tax. Talbot, 42, said he is, of course, a for three years. He has a BA in public new sidewalks are to be installed and Mayor ^ n o it told Dr. Cohen, ‘T m strong proponent of the town l-ibti' questioned who determined where^ management from the University of not on the witness stand.” He said manager-council form of govern the recent project on Prospect St., Maine and an MA in management the meeting was not the place to ment. ’This is the form in operation was stopped. from the University of Pennsylvania. argue and suggested Dr. Cohen file a here for 14 years. He also complained the school yard letter listing his complaints. Although a charter revision com He was administrative assistant to which backs up to Prospect St. the town manager of Groton from Dr. Cohen said, ‘T m going to file it mission is now studying the govern "looks like a dump.” He said 12 other 1962-64 and city manager of Old in many places.” He added, “If you ment form and some townspeople property owners feel the same way want to show good faith you’ll finish have advocated a change to a mayor- Town, Maine from 1964-68. he does. paving on Prospect St.” council form, a change does not South Windsor’s Mayor Sandra appear likely. Bender said of him when his selec ’The town’s first manager, Terry V. tion was announced, “He is strong in Looking over,,, Sprenkel, served for 14 years before organizational ability and under,,, and all around leaving April 17 to become city leadership.” Marne arrives Thursday manager in Ames, Iowa. Jane Seder of Norwich checks out a basket while a high-priced Ted Brooks of West Hurley, N.Y. explains every angle of an old To^n Manager Paul Talbot in front of South Windsor’s stotue stands in the foreground at the Nathan Hale Homestead Mrs. Elizabeth Lewis, right, Mrs. Karen Lewis, and Ann Lewis, East Hartford Deanna Charette is Marne. Other Council members said at the time table to a wary shopper. He was one of the 143 dealers from all 6, all of Bolton, are surrounded by antiques on the grounds of the they were worried the talk of change Town Hall. ninth annual antiques show and sale Saturday in Coventry. She Billboards are up all over town an leads are played by Patty Young, Town leaders, over the northeast at the antiques show, more dealers than ever homestead owned and maintain^ by the Antiquarian and Land Anna Vernali, Joe Connolly, Chuck of government would prevent was one of, a record 1,400 plus shoppers. before. Proceeds from entry fees and ticket sales will help put nouncing the arrival of “Marne.” qualified applicants from applying. marks Society of Connecticut. The home is open daily 1 to 5 p.m. “Marne” will open Thursday night Nystrom, Wayne Moore, John Jacko, new clapboard on the homestead this year. and Michael Baker. ’The council voted 7-1 April 5 to sup teachers plan (Herald photos by Steve Dunn) at East Hartford High School port the council-manager form of Parties pick candidates auditorium at 8. A second perfor government here. talk on laws mance will be Friday evening. Many want Town Clerk Charles Enes served as 56th District Dooley described Morgan as having Tickets will be at the door. the qualities necessary to carry the acting town manager while the coun Republican Councilman Morgan The annual summer festival show Vernon banner of his party, intelligence, in Bolton soccer cil screened 90 applicants for Campbell won the unchallenged sponsored by the Fine Arts Commis planner job tegrity, and industriousness. He said Sprenkel’s post. Councilwoman Marie Herbst will nomination for state representative sion is directed by Donald Hallquist. he entered the race late but con They chose Talbot just one day represent the council in a meeting from the 56th District in Vernon He is assisted by Richard Sterner, Coventry tacted all 75 members of the Town Football program gets under way before he lost his job as city manager with the Board of Education and Ver while Democrat Stephen Marcham Rochard Kirchmeyer, and Cheryl About 75 people have applied to the non Elducation Association on new Conunittee. “He learned early that begins Monday in Gloucester, Mass. ’That city had ’Tyberski. Town of Coventry for the town lost in a contest with Chester W. switched from strong manager- negotiations laws. Morgan. the public won’t beat a path to your A seasoned cast of high school and planner opening created when door,” Dooley said. ’The Bolton Youth Soccer program to coach or provide transportation to Bolton Any new registrants must bring who have not had a physical will not council form to a mayor form. The laws adopted by the last ses Both parties met Tuesday night to college students play the leads and former Town Planner Frank Connol sion of the General Assembly change Dooley said the Republicans are will begin its season Monday at 6; 30 games is asked to contact Don Roser Registration and physicals lor all their birth certificate and be accom be allowed to practice. choose their candidates. Marcham, a fill the chorus. ly became town manager this spring. the format of negotiations which meeting tonight “and they will serve p.m. with a practice at Bolton High at a practice. Roser is the head of the players in the town’s midget and panied by a parent or guardian. Those wishing to play who are un member of the Board of Education, must start by Aug. 21 and call for up the same candidate who lost two School. soccer program. pony football program will be Those in the program will be able to register are asked to call was the first to announce he would mediation to be automatically in years ago.” Registrations will be accepted that Bolton has joined the North-Elast Thursday at 6; 30 p.m. at Herrick required to have a physical. Marshall Taylor, C team head coach, seek the party’s endorsement but he voked if an agreement hasn’t been Campbell ran and lost in the night. ’There is a 33 insurance fee. Soccer League (NESL) and will play Memorial Park. Free physical will be given 646-5998; Gil Boisoneau, AB team lo st in a 40-19 vote. He was reached by Oct. 21. If mediation is Democratic landslide two years ago. Boys and girls in Grades 4 through home and away games with Tolland, Boys the age of 9 and 14 as of Aug. Tliursday. head coach, 646-4472; Steve Nar- nominated by Marie Heybst with unsuccessful in resolving the Campbell describes himself as a con 8 are eligible. About 60 soccer Ellington, Somers and Coventry. 31 are eligible. Practice will begin Monday. ’Those savage, pony head coach, 646-7459. seconds by John Gill and Henry negotiations, then arbitration is in players have registered so far. ’The league’s philosophy Is to stress Abuza. servative committed to fiscal voked Nov. 21. responsibility, limited government Practice sessions will be an friendly competition and enjoyment Morgan was nominated by Thomas Dr. Raymond Ramsdell, and free enterprise.' nounced Monday. of the game. For this reason the Ryan Hills, 4, qf Vernon learns superintendent, was notified of the Dooley with seconds by Ruth Ven All games are played on weekends. NEISL keeps no records, has no all- tura, Eld Daly and Martin Burke. Campbell was nominated by how tp kick during a swim ses new laws by Atty. Richard O’Connor former mayor Frank McCoy. ’The soccer season goes through Oc star team and does not give out team sion at Rizzo Pool, Vernon Cir of Hartford. Boards of Education are tober. or individual awards. cle. 'The YMCA sponsors the subject, for the first time, to formal Adult help is needed to get the Every child plays in every game. charges filed by teacher associations program under way. Anyone willing Allowances will be made for classes.' (Herald photo by and unions claiming the board has Soccer jamboree set vacations. Richmond) conunitted an unfair labor practice. Whatever He listed reasons for a formal- Bolton free meal. prohibited practice complaint. The North-East Soccer League In the evening, soccer fans will be Among these are interference, (NEISL) which includes Bolton will taken to Dillon Stadium to see the the Summer restraint, or coercion of certified have its ’Third Annual Soccer Jam Bicentennials in action. employes from exercising their union boree Aug. 14 at Somers High School. Special rate tickets will include ad rights; discharge or other dis Members of the Hartford Bicenten mittance to the game and a round- weather... crimination against a certified nials will put on a clinic and the trip bus ride. employe due to union work; refusal latest Pele film will be shown. Bolton’s soccer program for to negotiate in good faith; and Soccer games between NESL children in Grades 4 through 8 gets Is Regal’s refusal to take part in mediation or towns will be held throughout the under way Monday at 6:30 p.m. at arbitration. afternoon. All players will receive a Bolton High School. Final Summer Clearance v Police station plans change again at J Vernon feet will be adequate. Town Planner the existing building, and building an A review session for study of up John Loranger reported to the Town entirely new facility. REUKILUS Riding over dirt dated plans for the police station Council Monday night. The council finally voted to go Dave Russell of East Hartford rides his dirt bike on a trail near Hillstown Rd. expansion is Aug. 11. Architect David Eveleth of along with the new facility on PRICES"...... Manchester. (Herald photo by Dunn) It now appears that 16,000 square McHugh Associates is revising plans recommendation of the Municipal presented to a July 23 meeting. ’These Permanent Building Ccmunittee. plana were based on an 18,000 square In May a subcommittee of the foot facility. The revision to 16,000 council recommended ad- House repair plan explained tonight will save about 3100,000 on costs es dltion/expansion of the existing timated at 3L2S million. department and Eveleth was hind to Vernon ment loans at an interest rate Town Planner John Loranger said rehabilitate 100 dwelling units. Plans are to construct the proposed prepare preliminary drawltags. THURSDAY - FRIDAY ranging from 0-6 per cent depending A Housing Rehabilitation Program the loan money may also be used to He said the program has been new building adjacent to tte existing Town officials have b ^ assifted on income and family size. SATURDAY... will be explained at a public meeting provide sanitary facilities, central structured to give the homeowner the station and the county home property in their efforts hy William Glover ’The interest subsidy, provided by tonight at 7:30 in the Memorial heating systems, flood insurance, to most flexibility possible while owned by the town. Tlie 31.25 million who is a consultant with the National the grant, will enable the homeowner Building, Park Place. put on additions or enlarge rooms making sure that the public funds are figure was a shock to town officials G earin^ouse on Criminal Justice AT RE6AL MENS SHDP to reduce the amount they must The town has a Community and for energy conservation wisely and carefully spent. who expected to expand the present Planning. MANCHESTER STORE ONLYI Development Discretionary Grant borrow on a conventional home im measures. station for about 3500,000. Last month Eveleth told town of provement loan. At tonight’s meeting Loranger and for 3150,000 to fund the program and If a homeowner is unable to qualify Ms. Glass will explain the formula to Town and federal officials have ficials the cost of new construction Participating local banks will be; been working on proposals since has hired Ms. Laurie Glass to run it. for a bank loan, he may be awarded be used to determine eligibility and wouldn’t be any more than adding to IIU SUM FI«L - NO U TB U IN M • l»SH im M M in CHMMX IMIY! ' Connecticut Bank & ’Trust, People’s, December. To be eligible for the funds, per a direct grant solely to repair the amount oPthe grant and applicant the existing facility. Rockville Savings & Loan, Vernon HERE ARE JUST A FEW SAMPLE SLOCKSUSTERSI sons must live in the Rockville area housing code violations. may receive. ’The amount of needed space has Loranger said a tentative date of of Vernon and must be owner- National, First Federal Savings & ’The building inspector’s office will been re-est|mated several times Only contractors certified by the Aug. 22 has been set for the expected Soloet Group, Summer Coiual ' a tM p M occupants of the property. And as Loan of East Hartford, and New assist homeowners in determining since then and consideration has town will be eligible to do the work application for Title I funds of tte Short Sloovo with all federally funded programs England Bank & ’Trust. how much work is to be done, es been, given to moving the station to a labile Works B ill. < B for homeowners. they must be within certain income Homeowners must first fix all timating the cost of the work and in vacant building on Rt. 83, expanding SHOES ’15 • BATES FLOATERS • JARMAN • DEERSLAYERB IWr’-. l6 ij- iWd'l’ limits according to family size housing code violations. Other im obtaining a contractor to do it. KNITS *4 10*5 • WALKOVER • CREPE SOLES ranging from 39,600 for one family provements will include repairs to Rtg. to 113 Loranger sqid because the loan Rofl. to $31.98 member to 321,200 for eight. dwelling units, garages, foundations, program involves the local banks, it The program will provide steps, porches, hot water tanks, is expected it will generate more YMCA tennis candidate for U.S. Senator. Tlckeis are available from Select Group — homeowners with home improve heating systems, electrical and than 3350,000 in loans, enough to SOUTH WINDSOR—Tennis lessons for beginners aged Joseph Merluzzo, 214 Echo Dr. Itw illbe sanitary fixtures and such. 8 or older will be sponsored by the Indian Valley YMCA Soloet Group ^0% starting Aug. 3. The eight lessons will be Tuesdays and Commuter lot planned LEISURE ...A AA ’Thursdays at the Carney courts. The children’s classes TANK TOPS ’Z a cold day in BOL’TON—The Capitol Region Council of Governments SUITS 19.90 will be from 9;30 to 10;30 and 10;45 to 11;45. ’There will Father of seven new youth director regional planning commission said a proposed coipmuter Select Group also be a tennis clinic for those aged 16-15 for eight con r / parking lot will be at the 1-84 and Rt. 6 Interchange. It will secutive Mondays and Wednesdays from 3 to 4;30 p.m. Connecticut when have up to 100 parking spaces. ’The Board of Selectmen is Moot Group, Scroon Print ^ ^ m Vernon the Hartford Civic Center and develop the city’s "Officer starting Aug. 4 at the Carney courts. For registration and trained 15 community service of considering the exact location of the proposed lot. suitsS79**"’99*® ’The appointment of Charles E. Friendly” program. information concerning fees contact the YMCA office at Rag. $148.00 w W ficers to act as the department’s TEE SHIRTS 2§*5 lo you wish you’d talked to us now. Allen of Rocky Hill as Youth Services He is a member of the board of Vernon Circle. Pre-Cana Conference director for Vernon was approved by representatives to community directors of Big Brothers, Family groups. Select Group f a m the Town Council Monday night. Service Society, Greater Hartford Piano lessons EAST HARTFORD-Elngaged men and women are In-' Soloet Group. Short Sloovo Am ol'' Allen said, “It’s not just a job for Allen has also been involved in Group Homes, and the Job Corps vlted to a Pre-Cana Conference at Blessed Sacrament R C0.37.5O VERNON — ’The fundamentals of playing the piano will TIES Zr 5 me, it’s a way of life.” community relations and helped Training Center. Church Hall at 38 Cambridge Dr. ’Tuesday, Aug. 10 at 8 be taught by Eton Benevides, sponsored by the Indian LEISURE A CNG Natural Energy Consultant can show new fuel-saving control systems. The 47-year-old Allen Is the father p.m. It will be held by a team of married couples and a of seven children and has been an Valley YMCA. Classes will be for children aged 6-8. They priest. It is a service of the Marriage and Family Soloot Group . you how to keep warm all winter and save Don't wait for a cold day in Connecticut. employe of the Hartford Police Rockville Hospital notes will start Aug. 3 and there will be eight lessons on Apostolate of the Archdiocese of Hartford. Admission is SHIRTS ».»•.. ’5 money at the same time. Because no two homes Get a professional evaluation of your heating Department for 23 years. Tuesdays and Thursdays. Classes for beginners will be at free; the First Evangelical Church, Ellington, 9;30 to 10;30 BERMUDAS ».i.’5 or heating systems are the same, he can do it costs now by a CNG Natural Energy Consultant. ’This past May he was appointed Soloot Group, Short Sloovo commander of the youth services Admitted Tuesday; Betty Conklin, ford; Helen Cbartier, Broad Brook; Mrs. a.m. or at the Methodist Church, Rockville, 1 to 2 p.m. ,Painter of dogs has show only by checking out your system, your indi It costs you nothing, and it may take some of division of the department. He told South Rd., Ellington; Phyllis Cooper, .Terry Clark and daughter, Stafford Classes for continuing students will be at the Rockville vidual heating requirements, and your costs. ' the heat ou| of paying those January heating Jefferson St., Manchester; Fern Springs; Sheila Collins, Stafford Springs; Methodist from 2 to 3 p.m. or the Avery Street Christian EiAST HARTFORD—Robert Guzman-Forbes of New DRESS the council he treats young people Garafolo, Evergreen Rd., Vernon; Zollo Garcia, Wlllimantic; Arlene Britain has a show on now at the Village Gallery in Whether you heat with warm air, hot water, bills. Call today. the way he does his own children. Reformed Church, Sbuth Windsor, 11 a.m. to noon. For Joanne Gineo, Main St., East Hartford; Hamel, Enfield; Phyllis Jaskolka, Neill more information call the "Y” office, Vernon Circle. Talcottville, Vernon. His paintings of dogs and cats won SHIRTS ’5 n REGAL or steam, he’ll show you how to save by replac Allen said his most recent assign Anna Kreyssig, Broad Brook; Elsie Belb, Rd., Vernon; Kimber|y Johnston, Ban him a place in the 1976 edition of Who’s Who in American ment was as the police department’s Franklin Park, Rockville; Joseph croft Rd., Ellington; Dotores Loebr, Ai^. He has held art classes for the East Hutford Art ing your old burner with a new gas burner-the Soloot Group CONNECTICUT NATURAL advisor on city youth problems. He Sbevock, Enfield; Arthur Swanson, West Crestridge Dr., Vernon; David Mairson, Democrats cook out Sunday Lehgue. ^ burner that uses clean, reliable, safe, economi said his division was involved in the St., Rockville; Arthur Wheelock, Union Meadow Wood Rd., Tolland; Claire ' irs OUR 36th...LEr8 CELCBRATe... cal, efficient natural gas. And he may also show GAS CORPORATION investigation of all cases Involving St., Rockville. Olson, Tolland Ave., Rockville; Gertrude M l MAIN STRUT. MANCHISTIR TRI-CITV PLAIA. VERNON VERNON — ’Die Democratic Town Committee will SPORT .mm aW MONDAY Ntru SATURDAY 140 Is I4S MONDAY ttMu FRIDAY 1040 to S;»0 you how to save even more by recommending youths under 16. Discharged Tuesday; Laralne Baker, Perry, Broad Brook. Republicans caucus Thursday THURSDAY t-40 Is SATURDAY 1040 Is 1:30 It pays to stay with gas Avery St., South Windsor; ’Thelma Birth Tuesday; A daughter to Mr. and sponsor a cook-out Sunday at 5 p.m. at the Elks Lodge, N. Park St. Expected guests of honor will be Congressman ANDOVER-Republicans will caucus ’Thursday at 8 COATS ’29.90 oW I ACCIPT MASTIR CHAROI AND BANK AMIRICARO o vuw uiuie emerging ponce needs at Berube. Enfield; Heidi Bradway, Staf- MS.'M’ij.ar.aar Christopher Dodd and Secretary of State Gloria Schaffer, p.m. at the Town Office Building to select candidates for reiristrar of voters and histlces of the neace ‘Wt A,' \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Ckmn., Wed., July 28,1976- PAGE SEVENTEEN PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD; Manchester, Conn., Wed., July M, 1976 id Homos tor Sato 23 Homos For Solo 13 Hornet tor Solo 13 Homos For Bolo______M Arttotot tor Sato ' 41 PROBATE NO’nCES IS INDEX Holp Wonfd MANCHESTER - New lUtIng, E BUY AND SELL excellent value. Seven room FURNITURE. Cash on the Police report Schoenfeld sold five guns Ooort of ProbtU, Noncu LATHE OPERATOR - First District of Auttow 1 — LoK and Found Class, part-time and full-time. Ranch, formal dining room. HOMES OF DISTINCTION line. One piece or an entire NOTICE TO CREDITOlU 8 — PortonoM Interviewing 10 a.m.-4 p.m. houseful. M64432. Furniture ESTATE OF JOHN K. LUCK . 3 — Announoomontt S ite H eratb Bam, 345 Maai Street. Beside Pursuant to an ordar of Hon. Val<^ Dynamic Metal Products Offered By The 4 X Entortainmont Company Inc., 422 North Main Douglas Motors. SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - Authorities crammed with food and camping equip women mentioned in the newspapers. Vlnkels, Jodfe, all claims must be 8 Aucttoni presented to the flduclarv named Street, Manchester. MANCHESTER hunting two fugitive suspects in the ment, which bore a California license plate. The third suspect in the abduction of 26 below on or before October 1976 or be CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING f in a n c ia l 5 BQNtOOM COUMAL TAG SALE-July 31st, 10 a.m. Chowchilia bus kidnap case aiso in In Oakland, Calif., Alameda county school children and their bus driver July 15 barred by law. The fiduciary Is: 8 — Bonda^lockS'MoftgaQM GREAT OPPORTUNITY to GARRISON COLONIAL - ZINSSER AGENCY to 7 p.m. 122 School Street. vestigated a report a man, who identified Kevin M. O’Brien 9 — Parional Loani Newer ovorslzod Colonlol Eight rooms, built in 1967, Furniture, books, odds and Sheriff Tom Houchins said Tuesday he had was Richard Schoenfeld, 22, who sur 171 E u t Center Street 10 — Iniuranoi learn wholesale Hardware locolod In one ol Manchester. Cbm. 08060 brick front, large modern ends. himseif as James Schoenfeid, soid five guns no idea why Canadian authorities did not rendered voluntarily. He said in the business. Good working con- M o n c h o J io r’o lln o o t 646-1511 and 3,400 rounds of ammunition to a imflovmi'nt ditlons. Call 522-1107. PHONE 643-2711 kitchen, formal dining room, check nor why U.S. customs officials did Oakland jail where he is being held on $1 13 ~ Halp Waniod ■roM. Five bedrooms, 2800— Throe bedroom oldor homo with two-car not hold the man with all those weapons. million ball that his older brother James, 15 — Situation Wantad PART t i m e h e l p both*, drot floor loundry (our bedrooms, 2-car garage, garage In nearby Vamon. excellent for the beginner. Poiice said the incident occurred Juiy 19, Houchins revealed that five search 24, fled "out of fear" after a bulletin Court of Probate, Diftrlct of Andover WANTED FOR LOCAL area, 6 flroplocot, wall-to- large level lot. At the low, Cali 646-U73-ask for Gary. NOTICE OP HEARING lOUCATION $38,000— Six-Six Duplax with 2 nawar gaa haaling the same day that Schoenfeld, one of the warrants so far have been issued in the case described the trio as "armed and 18 Privata Initructloni STORE. Light typing and wall oarpoUng, aluminum low, price of $51,900. Philbrlck ESTATE OF GERTRUDE H. MeKEE Holp Wontod 1$ Homos lot Solo 23 Agency, Realtors, 6464200. RCA PORTABLE PUBLIC suspects, was denied entry into Canada Pumiant to an order of Hon. Valdlt 19 — Schoola-Claataa receptionist work. 4 p.m. to 8 aiding, larga Iraad lot, lyatama, naw roof and alactricity. OHara — for the Portola Valley estate of the fami dangerous.” 20 — Initructiona Wintad address lectern. A/C or Vlnkels, Judfe. d aM V W t% a heartof p.m. Monday through Friday. MANCHESTER - Three Anthony pool, other Invilad. because he carried weapons but was ly of the second missing suspect, Fred will be held on application praying for CAPE - Seven rooms, battery operation. Inside or .Houchins said that the younger P8AL ItTATI ^11 647-9155, 12 to 8 p.m.. ADVERTISING bedroom Colonial with formal oxtraa too numoroua to released by authorities, who did not know Newhall Woods, 24; the Schoenfeld home; a authority to sell certain real estals at 23 Homaa for Sala featuring 17x23 first floor $37,900— Savan-room Capa with braazaway and outside use outlets for taping, Schoenfeld, who will be arraigned in private ule u in uld aMllcatloo on Wednesday and Thursday. dining room. Patio wiUi stone monliqn. he was wanted. Spokane is about 100 miles San Jose warehouse; Bolinas property 24 ~ Lots-Land lor Sala TK UTKIN OIYS family room, two fireplaces, garaga. FIraplaca, rac room, aluminum recording..Extension speaker Chowchilia Justice Court Thursday on 43 file more fully appears, at the Court of 25 -> invaalmant Proparty RATES fireplace in backyard. Two- four bedrooms, central vac, plus No. 2 mike. Lightweight, from the border. Probate on August 8,1978 at 4:00 P.M. 28 ~ Buainaaa P r p p ^ GAS STATION attendant car garage. Convenient West aiding, privata lot. owned by the Woods family, and an area in Margaret K. Vlnkels, C M , treed lot. $46,500. excellent condition. 646-5^. An employe at the sporting goods store, counts of kidnaping and robbery, “is a very 27 — Raaort Propariy ne^ed, full time, apply in 1 d«y . 104 word p«r day Bama Naagfa NaiV( enNkB hNNi^B side location. Priced to sell DUBALDO-LESPERimCE Tuolumne County. He said “we'll be pur 28 — Raal Eatala Wantad ck Agency, Realtors, $38,900— 125 faat on Andovar Laka goaa with thia fine young man, but won’t tajk to me under person, Gorin's Sports Car 3 dayt . ,9i word p«r day liM. InaSnItrNMililtMRwr $36,500. Wolverton Agency, K Mike Miotke, said the young man sold a SO aNtr day r t l b y Tb t aay Rity 646-0505 646-4200. MOVING-Bought new, only suing further search warrants." MISC. 8IRVIC18 Center. Talcottville, Conn. 8 dayt . .86 word par day Realtors, 649-2813. 7-room cottaga. Call lor dalalla. SO rifle, a 20-gauge shotgun, a .22-caliber ri his attorney’s advice. He was very two months old. Queen size The Sacramento and Fresno Bee 31 • Sarvicaa Ottarad 28 daya . .74 word par day n * ! n i I i*biund iS'lnpgan! fle, a .22-caliber pistol and a .38-caliber gentlemanly.” Court of Probata, 32 — Palntlng-Paparlrw EXHIBIT BUILDERS- BOLTON - $31,900- Attractive $39,900— Six-room Ranch with two-car garaga on 1 sofa bed, herculon material; newspapers reported Tuesday that three 33 — Bulldlng>ContrKfing 15 word#. $2.00 minimum COVENTRY-Just listed five District of Andover wanted. Experienced only, iMig mWf aaw OTMt n vaviv five-room Ranch, family acra lot in Bolton. vinyl recliner; coffee table; pistol in addition to the ammunition, for young women linked to the crime also are NOTICE TO CREDITORS 34 — Roofing-Sidirw Happy A d s ...... $2.IS inch ana at Ihtat, ninba |oi/d btNar room home with twooto three Sheriff Ed Bates commented, “’There is 35 HaaUng>Plumblng openings.. -«— -««— - - - - room, fireplace, paneling, end table and lamp; $3TO. $180. ESTATE OF THOMAS M. O’BRIEN e x c e lle n t Maw iwaaBiB tibw WOTva bedrooms. 50x300 foot lot. $42,900— Six-room Ralaad Ranch with two-car gar being sought by authorities. f^irsuant to an order of Hon. Valdls 38 Flooring Mannbester, aluminum siding. Hutchins Dining table, four chairs, more and(more evidence turning up ail the Displaycraft, M l *tedaa puy* aaari hat laaN New roof, excellent value at MANCHESTER Miotke described the young man was Houchins said “we are intensifying our Vlnkels, Judge, alt claims must be 37 — Moving*Tructilng-Storaga 643-^7. VUUgS fU ffl^^^^WlaaalW Agency, 646-3160. aga In Habron. Mint condition. pine: $120. Full size bed, head time.” ’The sheriff also dismissed reports resented to the fiduciary named 3 8 — .Sarvicaa Wantad $18,900 with assumable 7Vb per “hippie looking" with a heavy beard and search toward unknown suspects,” but he E EXCELLENT VALUE and footboard; dresser with that Woods might be in the Long Island elow on or before November 1,1878 or MI8C. FOR SALE S ea l S S T ^ ' __ HaTCa ^ NEW LISTING - Very clean cent mortgaee. $150..per $43,700— Savan-room Colonial with larga kitchan, mirror; chest of drawers, dirty clothing. He drove an old model car denied this specifically Included the three be barred by law. ’The fiduciary la: nuanala far Riia. M a ndad Alwlna W. O’Brien 41 — Articlaa for Sala month pays all. Keith real Large 7-room Ranch, 4 (Iraplaca, thraa good tizad b ^ ro o m t. nightstand and lamp; all in community of Hicksvllie, N.Y. 42 — Building Suppllaa and neat 6-6 two-family Pine Street abiBinaiataaRaalTaaBiiaWa Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. bedrooms, 2 full baths, dark matching pine: $300. 43 — iPata -Birda* Doga NEWSPAPER Duplex. Centrally located on $49,900— Thrao badroom Ranch with Vh hatha, Columbia, Conn. fwn7 44 — Livaaiock IMa, IlylM awana ttabblng family room, fireplace, on Better price (or all three CARRIER aovamiuw wia aiawvwhatoaiaw beautiful lot in a nice 45 — Boata 8 Accaaaorlaa neighborhood. Two separate TOLLAND-Three bedroom quiet street, move-in con firal floor family room, flraplacad 14x22’ together. 644-9744. 48 — Sporting OoodI WANTED R aan paaa Mai by. Ranch, garage, carpeting, living room. 47 — Qardan Producta W yea aia Mda Mad al waa y y heating^ units. $45,900. Keith dition, $39,900. IN riOCKVILLE AREA aaa giava R bi a way dial taady workshop area, air con GRILLS - Propane or natural 48 — Antiquaa Real EsUte, 649-1922, 646- $47,900— Ten-room older aluminum aided Colonial Court of Probate, 49 — Wantad to Buy TO DELIVER aaaa4a**.aa a ^aa^laya aaatbat 4126. ditioner on private pic as outdoor grills. CaU Alex Schweiker choice proving costly to Reagan District of Andover aoldier. -Tha ‘Wcllen turesque lot. Very dean in DUBALDO-LfSPERANCE wlUi two-car garaga on 1Trpllara*MobUa LUBRICATION help, Homaa experienced on trucks and pubtication. \ MANCHESTER & 4 badrooma, 2'A hatha, flraplacad family GE twin washer and dryer, In the 24 hours following Reagan’s sur that he expected it would help Ford. for Ford because of Schweiker. 68 — Automotlva Sarvica trailers. Immediate openings, Oaadlina for Saturday and Businoss Opportunitf 14 room, 2-car garage, aluminum aiding. yellow, also other furniture. prise announcement, two delegates formal On the GOP side, in a rash of events there — Ford announced he would fly to 87 — Autoa for/Rant* Laaaa second shift. Starting tales Monday^ 12:00 Noon Friday. VKMTY I—11^ Call 646-3311. ly switched allegiance from the Califor were these developments that did not bode Jackson, Miss., Friday to woo a 30-member $3.75 per hour. Paid holidays SMALL ENGINE Service 2-3-4 bedroom homes. For nian, others stated strong opposition to LEGAL and vacations. Tools supplied. further information call — LAND — ALUMINUM SIDING well for the Reagan camp: uncommitted delegation that once had been Corporation expanding dealer $17,000— 4'A acraa of heavily wooded land In Schweiker, Connally endorsed Ford and For interview call 688-2233. network. No experience Lawrence F. Fiano Sacrifice. Distributor has lef — Connally, the big fence sitter often considered strongly pro-Reagan. There NOTICE PLEASE READ Qlaatonbury. Owner will help finance. tover brand new first quality Gov. Meldrim Thomson of New Hampshire mentioned as Ford’s running mate, en STATE BOARD □ NOTICES necessary. Complete training Realtors, 649-5371. were reports of heavy dissatisfaction with TEXAS OIL COMPANY YOUR AD program. |500. investment siding in original factory car withdrew his backing of Reagan. OF EDUCATION $39,000— Buiinata III zona lot on Main SI. 52x125’. dorsed the President, saying the Schweiker Schweiker there, and several delegates said needs person m/f over 40 for CItMIfM adt art ukan ovar required to start your own tons. Must sacrifice. Installa The following action was MANCHESTER - Unique op The biggest test comes today when the announcement convinced him Ford they would like to see a Ford-Reagan Lott and Found exclusive industrial sales »>a plwna aa a convanlanea. business. Ideal for retired or portunity to buy newer 5-room $49,000— Butineaa II zona. 128x185 corner lot near tion and terms arranged. CaU 103-member Pennsylvania delegation “clearly” was the better choice. ticket. taken and approved at the territory. No relocation. We Tha HaraM la raaponalbla lor part time. Details on request. Duplex. Three bedrooms, oak Main Street. Warehouse, 1-800-382-0586. meets first on Capitol hill with Schweiker — Thomson, one of Reagan’s earliest and — Michael T. Halbouty of Houston, chair meeting of the State Board of LOST - Black atwora cat with are an expanding AAA-1 firm only ona Incarract Inaarbon and Mr. Barker. ESCA Field floors, walk-out basement, Elducation on June 2, 1976. established since 1938. We Own only to tha tin of iha Training Division Box 619, $60,000— Two lota on Eaat Cantar Street. One C STEREO, three months old, and then goes to the White House for a flea collar, vicinity of original maarHon. Errort which busline. $29,900. Hayes Cor strongest supporters said he could no longer man of “Oilmen for Reagan” and a Reagan TITLE IX Mancheste/ Parkade. offer full fringe benefits. Wading River, New York. poration, 046^131. Zona, ona A Zona. Oftera invited. Kenwood 4400 receiver, San- reception with the President. support the Californian because of his Liberal commissions with op- do not lottan mo vahia ol tho sui 212 turntable. Avid 102 delegate, said he had been up all night with POLICY STATEMENT Answers to Pepper. Call 649- whwlloonwil wIS nol bo oor- 11792. The delegation was elected uncommitted, liberal running mate. He suggested a third telephone calls from Reagan delegates 7862. Mrtunity for advancement. rocMd by an additional Inatr- MANCHESTER - Newer 5-S speakers, $600. 643-1293 It is the policy of the For personal interview write anytime. but the latest UPI count shows 79 suppor presidential candidate might be proposed at from oil states who were “ unhappy and dis Connecticut State Board of SMALL VARIETY Store - Duplex. Three bedrooms, 1 K You’re Thinidng of Buying or LOST - Female Irish setter, a letter and tell me about available. Low investment 1/2 baths, oak floors, ting Ford, nine for Reagan and 15 uncom Kansas City. enchanted.” Education not to discriminate yourself. D.P. Hendrix, Sales MAPLE double bed frame mitted. UPI has been unabie to detect any under medication, Caldor required for someone who carpeting, appliances, walk Selling Call the Agency that Works — Rep. Philip M. Crane, R-Ill., chairman All 100 Texas delegates are bound to on the basis of sex in any of its vicinity, Manchester. Grey manager. Southwestern would like to be their own out basement. $59,900. Hayes $15; dresser $15; single bed change in the delegation since Reagan educational programs, ac Petroleum , Box 789. Ft. bookcase headboard $15; dry of Illinois citizens for Reagan, said he will Reagan for three ballots as the result of the spot on back. Answers to boss, (jail B/W Realty, 647- Corporation, 646-0131. For Period Ending 7 p.m. EST Thursday. During Thursday, for You. tivities or employment Worth, Tx. 76101. E.O.E. Businoss Opportunitf 14 1419 for more details. sink $25. 644-0149. primary. Maggie. $50 reward offered. showers and thunderstorms are expected in the Great Lakes By late Tuesday Ford’s total, according policies as requir^ by Title 646-^. BOLTON-Bi-level custom IX of the 1972 Education CAPABLE PERSON (or home on two acres. Nine Region and portions of the Ohio Valley and the Northern and KENMORE Zig Zag portable to UPI’s count, stood at 1,121, or nine short REWARD- Lost white nocket- receiving and stock work, five KODAK rooms, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 Southern Atlantic Coastal States, and a portion of the Northern sewing machine with all at Amendments. POLAROID ZINSSER AGENCY tachments, plus pattern disc. Lutherans ask halt on B1 of the number needed to win the nomina The State Board of Elduca- book on Oakland Street, day week, year around, pickup EVEREADY DISTRIBUTOR fireplaces. Newly decorate Plains Region. Most other areas should receive fair weather. application blank from Asking $60. Maple bookcase, tion. tion commits itself to take Manchester. Call 646-8806. WANTED HOL80N ALBUMS kitchen with cathedral ceiling Maximum temperature readings include: Atlanta 85, Boston 82, manager at Fairway, 975 WE8TINQHOU8E containing full wall fireplace, Chicago 85, Cleveland 79, Dallas 95, Denver 85, Duluth 70, 64G-1511 K $15. 647-1815. Ford had picked up one delegate each in whatever remedial action is BOSTON (UPI) — A resolution calling on The resolution stated “the B1 bomber is LOST- Gray female kitten, tip Main, No calls please. with built-in hibachi. Italian South Carolina, Louisiana and Minnesota. necessary to eliminate any Houston 94, Jacksonville 92, Kansas City 94, Little Rock 93, Los KITCHEN TABLE, round, Congress to stop production and develop wasteful of human and national resources” of tail bent. Center Street •adhidnl, Ibte or Paste, d m iM, taU or pwt-Unw, Id dlM UnU wcrid marble counters and sky light. Angeles 80, Miami 89, Minneapolis 84, New Orleans 92, New ment of the B1 airplane was approved and “more jobs can be created by public The latter two delegates said they made up existing discrimination on the vicinity near Essex Motor TELEPHONE Solicitors - la a o w Kodsk nbn sad olbtr photo prodacte U r a g b cc nM oy establldud 20x40’ ingfound swimming black texture formica top basis of sex and to eliminate mature, part time positions tecsttoia. Maks this yoar yaar (or Indtp w donca. M M O imrcttmcnt. York 83, Phoenix 103, San Francisco 79, Seattle 73, St. Louis 92, without chairs. $20. CaU ST2- without debate Tuesday by the convention spending in providing the unmet needs of their minds before the Schweiker announce Inn, call Sue, 646-3584. O aan alood U monlb mordaadteo rogaiihato aaraomont pool on beautifully landscaped Washin^on 88. B O LTO N $43,900 Real Estate Wanted 29 the effects of any past dis available, hourly rate plus grounds. Two^ar garage with 2973. of the Lutheran Church in America. the American public.” It asked money ment. CALL Mr. MatUa (ToO Prat) IdOaStbUN crimination through affir commission, paid holidays or CoOtcl AS144»-im extra furnace. Ideal for home- Reagan had 1,055, a net loss of two, and V CUSTOM RANCH IMMEDIATE Cash for your TAG SALE - July 24th, 37 Clin The resolution called on lawmakers to saved by stopping production “be used to vicinity of Lutz Museum. and vacation. Inquire at 80 Monday to Priday, I ajn. to 4 pjn., E.S.T. office combination.'Priced at there were 83 uncommitted. mative action. property. Let us ewlain our ton Street. Porta-crib, antique "stop production as well as further meet social needs such as adequate housing Inquiries regarding com Saturday. Male, silver and Lafayette Sqwre. Rockville, . O rW ilte $75,000. 64^9354 or 872-7403. fair proposal. Call Mr. or call OTOKinO, between 1-4 New listing. Immaculate and china lamps, odd dlsnn, research and development of the B1 mass transit and or low-cost health care.” pliance with Title IX may be white, brown collar. Answers PIRISTONI PHOTO CO. REDUCED!! Attractive 6V5 room custom built Belfiore, 647-1413. curtains, skates, mis to the name of Nlcomlus. p.m. Plnateoa Bidldiaf - silica IPH M A N C H im n bomber.” directed to Title IX (Joor- IM N. kd. 81., Odambw, Oblo 4ttU Ranch, three bedrooms, laun Ranch, large Uving room cellaneous items. Reward. 64^5235. KoonoyrSLAroo MAY WE BUY your home? EAST HARTFORD SSS.IOO dry, monstrous lot, many new LEGAL dinator. Dr. Roberta Howells (RNENV with floor to celling Quick, fair, ail cash and no (Phone: 203-566-5684), Room RNS-11 t u K i m n items, close to schools. fireplace, formal dining TAG SALE - Baby items, Parsonaft 2 n Excellent value. Only, $33,966. robIems. Call Warren E. 373, State Office Building, NettM (or modtm coovalticaM suppiEmnowiicoiE room, three bedrooms, bike, toys, decorations, coUec- NOTICE bcune. Good wage and benefit Homeseekers Realty 646-4353. fihwland. Realtors, 643-1108. Hartford, Connecticut 06115 In this conveniently FM tor bottles, books and mis TO ENROLLED 6:15 AM. RIDE needed, package. CaU or come in to Holp H faoM IS SHuothn Wontod located duplex. Added new dream type kitchen cellaneous. July 24th, 104, 71 MEMBERS OF THE and Dr. Susan Bailey (Phone: vicinity of Oak Street and l»D0N$ GONVIUSCENT enjoyment of a complete with Formica cabinets, CASH for your property. CaU Goodwin Street, Manchester. Schaffer asks tighter ^-controls B68*4ia SIXTEEN ACRES - Plus us first if anxious to Sell. DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF 203-566-7232), Room 323, SUte Forest Street, East Hartford RESPONSIBLE MCC student rec room with bar, 3 restored antique Colonial in self-cleaning oven, diih- to vicinity of Day Street, HONE Keith Real Estate. 646-4126 or THE TOWN OF BOLTON, Office Building, Hartford, SM SIDWeLL STM IT seeking live-in bbbysittlng bedrooms, close to schools, Manchester. Fifteen rooms, waaber,, and self defrost GIANT TAG Sale - Friday and Newington for 7 a.m. work. PAPER 649-1922 CONNECTICUT: Connecticut 06115, a47-t1W situation in Manchester area churches & transportation. CHARMING COLONIAL - on three full baths, nine refrigerator, carpeting, 145 Saturday, David Drive, long-range policy on the subject, she “Unfortunately, there is little to in CaU after 5 p.m. ROUTE for (all. Cali 623-4029 after 4 You should see this one! tree lined older residential Coventry. Beds, dishes, lots of WILTON (UPI) - Democratic Pursuant to the provisions fireplaces, other features tod baths, and la u n ^ room, SELL YOUR house through J. said. dicate that this agency is capable of p.m. street. Home features numerous to mention. $136,- large open porch, over children’s . toys. Several U.S. .Senate candidate Gloria of the State Eiection Laws and AVAILABLE (IMII Watson Beach Real Estate ACT NOW Demonstrators. fireplaced Uving room, bright 666. Phrlbrick. Agency, sized 2-car garage, 24’ families participating. Schaffer says the United States “’The only significant long-term carrying out the major duties en the Rules of the Democratic MAYBimY VIUAOI BARROWS i WALUCE cozy family room, formal Company. Professional real Party, you are hereby warned Sell name brand toys and |^ ts Realtors, 6464266. above-ground pool, all. should tighten controls over the use solution to the problem of nuclear trusted to it,” she said. INVITATION □ EMPLOYMENT (Fisher-Price, Tonka, Fen ARIA dining room, eat-in kitchen, estate service for nearly 50 TAG SALE - July 24th. Many of nuclear energy throughout the proliferation is the development of “It doesn’t have enough inspectors that a Caucus wiil be held on ton). Earn $1000 or more plus lor three lovely bedrooms. situated on a beautiful years. CaU our Manchester of treasures. 25 Birch Mountain landscaped %-acre lot that fice for an estimate of value world. alternative sources of energy that to do the job of covering all the Wednesday, July 28, 1976 at TO BID free kit with Treasure House □ EDUCATION Anxious out of country owners Road, Bolton. Call 649-4078. The Manchester Board of Nefp Wanted f3 M u n ekB stB r offers a picturesque view without obligation. 647-9139. “The prospect of an unstable world are less convertible to weaponry,” nuclear sites around the world and Town Hail, 222 Bolton O nter party plan. Also booking par must sacrifice at $45,900. CaU Rd., Bolton, Conn, to endorse Education Solicits bids for ties. Call collect person to EvsnlngHprald EIGHT ROOM Ansaldl built B/W Realty, 647-1419. lolumlnum ol( of the country side. May TAG SALE - 61 Laurel Street - bristling with nuclear weapons and Mrs. Schaffer said. most of its budget goes to promoting PHONE FROM home to ser we show it to you? P.S. - SELLING your home? Saturday July 24th, 10 a.m.-5 candidates (or nomination to Lumber for the Industrial vice our customers in the person for’MUs Jean, 208-491- Privoto InstrueOons IS Ranch, two fireplaces, 1 1/2 I poroh. VooonL We would be pleased to list it. fouled with nuclear wastes is too ‘"rhis isn’t going to happen over the use of nuclear energy instead of the offices to be voted for in Arts Department for the 1976- baths, two car garage, M9,9()0. MANCHESTER Vicinity - p.m. Rain or shine. inspection and regulation,” she said. Manchester area, flexible Cozy six room Cape in a very T J . C R O C K En , Rooftop CaU Phillips & Stevenson horrible to contemplate,” she said night, but the sooner new energy the municipal election to be 1977 school year. Bids will be hours, super earnings, 249- REMEDIAL READING and CaU Dubaldo-Lesperance, 646- Realty, 643-0609. Tuesday. “We must not let this sources can be made attractive, the She said if the IAEA is to bear the AVON - Have a very Merry ‘sSSm math; individualized work 0505. private country setting. Home B4R-1B77 U&R REALTY CO. $1 TOP OF HILL tag sale - held on Tuesday, November 2, received until 3:30 p.m., 7778. has a eat-in kitchen, three become a reality.” fewer nuclear power reactors and chief burden of protecting the world 1976 and to transact such August 11, 1976 at which time Christmas - and the money to am, (Ist-Oth grade) by London Road, Hebron. An for It. Start now - selling ;rs degree teacher. 566- MANCHESTER - Older three bedrooms, Uving room and ONE HALF Duplex - with six 6 4 3 - 2 6 9 2 tique table, electric Mrs. Schaffer said a reorganization reprocessing plants there will have against nuclear disaster, the Senate other business as may be they will be publicly opened. SALES POSrnON - Strait K den. For those who want to commissions, leads fu beautiful products. Make 8075. bedroom Cape Cod. Kitchen, big rooms, three bedrooms. Robart D. Murdock, typewriter, clothing, toys, is needed of U.S. governmental to be around the world,” she said. should urge cooperation among proper .to come before said The right is reserved to reject beautiful money. Call 523- EMPLOYER - State of separate dining room. Urge get out in the country, a Rooltor etc. Saturday, July 24, 9 a.m. any and all bids. to home owners. CaU 242-5402. WaU( to school, bus shopping. □ MISC. FOR SAtE structure involved in the sale of Mrs. Schaffer said some signifi nations now exporting nuclear Caucus. 9401. Connecticut. Clerk typist for PRIVATE Art Ussons - by Uving room, foyer, enclosed special buy at $29,000. Cali Ehccellent sUrter or retire to 4 p.m. Dated at Bolton, Connec Specifications and bid forms small office in Manchester. 6/W Realty, 647-1419. nuclear technology abroad. She cant steps have been taken to tighten technology to fund the IAEA so it can LIVE IN Companion - Light certified teacher, '(jail 649- front porch, uUfity buildings, ment home. $22,900. Keith ticut, this 24th day of July, may be secured at the $219.89 bi-weekly. Submit 5547. BRICK DUPLEX - living TAG SALE - Saturday July called for the development of alter controls over the use of nuclear carry out that role. housekeeping. Wheel chair new heating system and roof. Real EsUte, 49-1922. Articles lor Safe 41 1976. Business Office, 45 N. School experience to State of Clonnec- $26,900. Amedy Realty, room, kitchen, formal dining 24th, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., 85 gentleman, cares for self BOLTON room, three bedrooms, rec native sources of energy. material, but she criticized the Inter Democratic Town Street, Manchester, Connec Miiirlm lw Oomnaiity OoHm s Ucut - (JSR), P.O. Box 1138, GUITAR LESSONS-for Realtors, 8766283. MANCHESTER-$42,600, ALUMINUM sheets used as Crestwood Drive. completely. Salary, pleasant •Mks « laackir lor a c o n a h Hartford, Conn. 06101. Equal room, 2-car garage, excellent She told the Wilton Democratic national Atomic Energy Agency Committee of Bolton ticut. • beginners. Individualized in Twelve room older gracious six plus room printing plates, .007 thick, Miscellaneous including home. Prefer older person, lattarlag aaS il|a palatlaa. Opportunity Employer. condition, $51,966. Philbrick clothing, household items, Caucus in a prepared statement which would oversee the controls. John J. Moranos Raymond E. Demers couple. References. Call 228- S a t in a ^ aipariaaca la a_com- - > struction. $4. hourly. CaU 643- MANCHESTER-Forest Hills- Colonial. 31A bottM, don, Colonial in an excellent Ux32”. 25 cents each or 5 for ■nardal atadio la ra 0096. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. bathroom fixtures, sink with there is no single U.S. agency with ’The Senate recently voted to cut off Vice-chairman Business Manager Executive Ranch, five pool. One aero 159,900. residential neighborhood. $1. Phone 643-2711. «U1 ba taagU oa MAINTENANCE Supervisor - bedrooms, family room, stone UUMRENCEF.nANO (Generally large rooms, loU of cabinet and toilet. Skis, and authority over all issues involved American aid to nations dealing with Thanday analiip, wanted. Ability to do and redwood front, wooded lot BOLTON - Ranch with first boots. RN or LPN, 3-11 p.m. shift. leptamber I, and coaUaaUw scheduling and light Schools-Cloosoo , 19 Rooflora 84R4U71 storage space, newer floor family room with built- CLEAN USED refrigerators, with nuclear proliferation. nuclear material unless the country Herald yesterdays Full or part-time. Laurel on high cul-de-sac. 6466526. aluminum siding, first floor ranges, automatic washers, This encourages confusion and in agrees to place its nuclear activities Raaaniaa iboald ba Mat by Aiwaal maintenance. CaU 649 ins, fieldstone fireplace, three with guarantees. B.D. Pearl’s Building Supplies 42 Manor, 64^19. 8th to laundry, large entrance foyer bedrooms, dining room, walk hibits the formation of a coherent. under the auspices of the IAEA. LEGAL NOTICE DR. ROBERT H. PENN MANCHESTER- Three MANCHESTER -'Cute seven with open sUircase to second Appliances, 649 Main St„ 643- I" Go(xj for I bedroom Ranch, tww baths, out basement, garage, large NATURAL STONE for PUBUC HEARING ACn" NOW - Turn spare time Daaao(FacaUy room Cape. Aluminum siding, floor, three bedrooms, private lot. $49,(100. Philbrick 2171. 25 years ago Mancbastar OodinniUty OoUata large rec room, fireplace, fireplace, wall-t'o-wali screened porch off formal retaining walls, veneers, ADDITIONAL APPROPRIA’nONS into $$$l Be a S an ta’s P.O. B n io n ; ONEY^R'S I Agency, Realtors, 646-4260. work shop, dark room. carpetbig, rec room with bar, dinine room, walking disUnce DARK LOAM - Fjve yards, patios, etc. Pick up by the Although several of Manchester’s BOARD OF DIRECTORS Demonstrator, earn comml$- Mairbaatar. Cl. NON pound or delivery by the ton. HCC li an aqaal opportaalty COMPUTER I Bowers School District. Many 70x310 lot, desirable location. to ail grade level schools, $30., plus tax. Washed patio elm trees have been stripped of their TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT Sions up to 30%- or • have a MANCHESTER - (Juality Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, Walking stick dispute Toy it Gift Party in your antploytr and adbtna lo Uw extras. $41,900. Warren E. Low $40’s. Owner. 649-1872. modernized kitchen and large and pool sand, gravel, stone. foliage by the European leaf beetle. Notice Is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town ctpha o( aftlniiaUva acUoa. OPERATIONS I Howland Realtors, 64M108. built, eleven room Ranch, 649-3163. home and earn free gifts! Our bath, nicely shaded level lot, large living room with 643-9504. Park Superintendent Hbrace F. of Manchester, Connecticut, wtU hold a Public Hearing in the 2 ^ year! CaU or write San I EXPERIENCE | JUST REDUCED - Owner carport. Ooegard Realty, 643- Hearing Room at the Municipal Building, 41 Center Street, MANCHESTER- $33,900- fireplace, four bedrooms, first ends in fatal shooting Murphey says the trees will not be ta’s Parties, Avon, Conn. MATURE person to work says “sell now!" Clean 6-5 floor family room, two baths, TOP SOIL, clean, $6 per yard Manchester, Connecticut, Tuesday, August 3, 1976, at 8:00 06001. Phoiie 1-673-34S6. I Many (Companies I Seven room Colonial, four two-family in quiet convenient delivered, call 5^186. GeoKo H. OriffiML he. lost and will bear foliage again next flexible hours weekdays, and bedrooms, good sized rooms, large rec room with fireplace, HARTFORD (UPI) — A fight over was searching for Landry when a p.m. to consider and act on the following; Saturday in local restaurant. I consider CPI’s 6 month | location. ’Ihird floor has large ame room, office. 16x32 pool, year. Adriidw - «T TO A iMNUT one-car garage. Century 21, finished room, modern baths, MANCHESTER ' MAHOGANY desk, excellent SCREENED LOOM, possession of a three-foot walking man warned, “Look out, he’s behind Proposed additional appropriation to Educational Special WAV OP UPI THW MHUMIL Apply In person after 2 p.m. ! Ckimputer Operations ■ gath house, garage, large • SandeflnmleHi Projects, Fund 41, Head Start — $10,745.00. only, Oalcwood Restaurant, I ,1 Jackston-Avante, 646-1316. two oil furnaces, garage, city Koonoy 8L Aroo treed lot. $58,500. Philbrick condiiion, $65; pine hutch, stick ended with the fatal shooting of you.” Landry approached him with a 10 years ago M U, lOUOAflOM, TRAHHIM. course equivalent to utilities. Excellent invest NHVHAWEOIIAIKIKS $85; two pine end tables $20 Andovii’ 1 — Supplemental N.E.W. basic Grant (or student POR INLIlTMIMT DITMLI. 346 Main Street, corner I 1 year of on-the-job | Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. a 20-year-old man as hundreds of per gun in his hand but dropped it at the Little apparent headway is made OALLAMPOftCI Haynes, Manchester. ment at only $38,900. Keith will lake smaller home In each, pine coffee table $20; 742-7886 policeman’s order, Connele said. transportation — $9,179.00. ! experience. ■ Real EsUte, 6464126, 649- living room c h air, $20; sons at a Bushnell Park noon-hour as the Manchester Education 2 - Cost of living - $1,566.00 to be financed from grants. •46-7440 I Irada. CUSTOM U&R built Chalet, concert watched in horror. Police said ’Tuesday’s shooting was Association and the Board of Educa REAL ESTATE career - earn That’s why, over the • 1922. •48,600 eight rooms, two distinctive dresser $15; 25" color TV con ~ Propos^ additional appropriation to Special Grants, Fund I last year, CPI has | NEW sole, $275. 643-8078. The victim, George S. Janice of the first serious incident in three tion present opening arguments to a $12,000 plus annually. Must TWO romolning fireplaces, 2 1/2 tiled baths, 6 1 - CETA 'ntle V I- $25,000.00 (or continuation of Program STARTING to take have license or in process. DRIVERS • Pbln/«A/4placed s>w\r\rAmore than 80% HOMES GARRISON COLONIAL on Dogs-Birds-Pels 43 Hartford, died of at least one gunshot summers of Peace Train concerts in three-man panel of arbitrators trying FM fantastic skyline view, APARTMENT CLEARANCE- to September 80, 1976 pending further legislation, to be applications for full time For confidential interview. I of its graduates in Cepe, CMenlili 0 a Rmoh beautiful wooded lot. Urge wooded acre. Birch Mountain wound of the abdomen after being the park. to resolve a salary dispute. (in a n ^ by Grant. employment. CaU 872-4515 I ^ h Pasek, Realtor, 289- FOR family room with fireplace, IM KtMt toUir Furniture, TV, stereo, DOG-CAT BOARDING I computer operations area. Upper 60’s. Owner. 646- household items, clothing, bathing/grooming. Complete taken to Hartford Hospital. Richard Proposed additional appropriation to Data Processing, between 10 a.m. and 12 noon. careers. a T8 ■wrag vwifi aiwwifli iwipMUSS. 12x23 game room, music M M 144 1893. An Equal Opportunity SCHOOL BUSES I ear garait. LscaM an l« i room, or fourth bedroom, very reasonable. Cali 649-9302 modern facilities. Canine Landry, 30, of East Hartford, was Fund 51—$9,000.00 (or Systems Analyst, to be financed from I Basic Grants and ■Mridf# O t, aO Aatuiwi. after 4 p.m. Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon lapsed appropriation of Fund 51. m ployer. GAL FRIDAY - Sharp person wall-to-wall throughout, charged with murder and held in lieu I Federally Insured Stu rosewood paneling central Road, Manchester. 646-6971. Today’s thought PropoMd additional appropriation to General Fund Budget needed as secretary in busy Training btarto now lor TJ. CROCKHT. Roaffor MANCHESTER-$43,900, im TOLLAND ass,SCO of $100,000 bond. MASSEUSES Wanted - Velvet convalescent home. WiU han quaWlod poopio to loom dent Loans Available. vac, built-Ui barbecue, slidUig TOP OF THE LINE GE- Police said the two began arguing 1976-77, Health Department - $20,000.00 for services of two Touch. 646-6802 between 10 m o^JSbiSLo^ glass doors, flagstone patio. maculate six plus room ranch SOMEBODY CARED!! washer and dryer, good condi FREE TO GOOD HOME- Environmental Asatitanta and other memberi of Health dle several responsibilities in to (Mw aoiiool b4» port* on Uie “circle" of a pleasant tion; also a few imported Labrador mixed, excellent over possession of Landry’s walking a.m. and 5 p.m. cluding social service work. llmo In Monohootor or Call today for deUils and in Department, to be financed from Fund 71 Block Grant. spection of this choice cul-de-sac street. Very attrac- A home is what you make pieces of furniture. 646-3311. with childrenn had all shots, stick about 1:20 p.m. They said Lan Typing and aptitude for Vo440^4 In ^loptofflftOT. MANCHESTER- Completely tive decorating and housebroken; also terrier- When Jesus had takqn the five Each meal can be the occasion for Propcwed additional appropriation to Fire District Special RNs and/or LPNs wanted for figures necessary. Please Call refurbished six room Uape, offering. $69,900. Philbrick ol it. This one shows-years dry walked with a limp as the result landscaping, large Kitchen, FOUR PIECE sectional, aqua beagle mixed, had all shots, loaves...He looked up to heaven and thanksgiving, not only for our food, Fund — $148.00 for Rescue ’Truck Emergency Equipment, to full time or part time 3 p.m. to ti&s. Selby, at 647-9196. COMPUTER PROCESSING the perfect starter home, new Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. ol “loving care.” (Juiet of a Vietnam War injury. 11 p.m. and 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. Ansaldi built, raised hearth country setting in a lovely color, good condition. CaU 64^ housebroken. Call 644-0887. blessed and brake the loaves and but for the joy of sharing. Jesus be financed from donations already received for the Frank RhtiSRHR ERQHiPRHIRlrtR INSTITUTE furnace, wiring, IVi baths, flrepUce, loU of closeU, base 9919. Witnesses told police the two may Glode Memorial Fund. shifts. Apply to Directors of ALARM COMPANY . - aluminum sided. Owner- neighborhood accents this gave them to His disciples to set promised us that, “where two are Nursing &Imon Brook Con- 1. 6 yean good driving ■9 AM-8 PM ment garage, brick front, beautiful 8 room Colonial. NINE Months old St. have known each other, but Landry Proposed additional appropriation to Fund 71, Community requires operator for central agent, 646-2919 or 569-1688. NEW $41,N0 Keeney School District, TOOL CHEST with tool Beranard, AKC, $50. Needs before them. Saint Mark 6:41 three are gathered together in my .valescent Home, off House station, experienced ex^ence. I MON.-FRI. 9*9 room Rolood Ronoh. CaU for details. said that was not true. Development Block Grant Program — $801,000.00 ta be Street, Glastonbury. Phone carpeting, plaster walls, makers' tools. CaU 643-0457. TLC. 742-9586 mornings or Unfortunately few of us make a name, there I am in the midst of preferred but not necessary. $. No criminal record. ! I l l Ash street ■ HISTORY BECKONS you in CorpoUng of ownor’o ceramic bath, three EOMi mjM (ffenenr after 5. They started fighting in the area of financed from Federal Grant. 633-5244. &II 236-1633. habit of offering grace before meals. them.” Matthew 18:20. Every time Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget 3. Good physical condition. I East Hartford, Oxin. 06106 I this Circa 1775 settlers Cape. tMloo. bedrooms, rec room, office or ' BARRONVS • W A LU C E HITACHI- Stereo cassette the park were hundr^s of persons The road was dirt, the revolu Life is so hectic that we seldom enjoy we gather for a meal with our 1976-77, Senior Citizens Center- $500.00 (or conUnued meaU 4. Proper atUtude. ^ 528-9211 Ext303 ..JJ hobby room, sup^ laundry tape recorder in excellent FREE KITTENS- Half Per listened to the public concert under the privilege of joining with our tion ongoing when Uie farmer nuhklotorlots room. Odegard Realty, 643- IU.IU3 72MUS JtlUlS condition. Ideal for home or sian, call 647-1314. families and friends it can be the oc at Center, to be financed from donation already received 6. Qean Appearance. warmed and cooked from hU 4365. hot, sunny skies. families in a common meal. When Noor Ciyotol Loko. office. Originally $150., now casion for fellowship with the Lord from UNHX). 6. Be available (or work seven foot A ^ter chimney $85. 646-5^. FREE-Gentle kittens in A witness said Landry walked up to was the last time that every member the Giver of all good gifts. May you REVENUE SHARING firepUces(Mwepucesr^ wiUi modern, $4,800 COMPLETE MANCHESTER -$57,900, two Janice, stuck a pistol in his stomach, during the entire □ REAL ESTATE exchange for good homes. Call of your family was present for invite God to be a Guest at your table Proposed additional appropriation to Revenue Sharing achooT year. heat, plLtoaingplL toai and electrici oussmn years new eight room Colonial Real Esialo Wonlod 29 OLDER STOVE-Very good 646-5601. and fired twice. One bullet hit a dinner? One of the reasons that this evening. Fund 81 - $11,506.00 to be financed from Entitlements under •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ty, Uus 'home" at ■ $33,900...... af- aUJMiaWMOOFMWMIl on a high, traffic-free street. working condition. $&. Call Formal dining room, first ALL CASH for your proprty money clip and lodged there, but the saying grace before meals has fallen Lord Jesus, be our Guest and bless Title I, Fiscal Aaalstance to State and Local Governmenta AM and/or PM RoMtoo Homos For Solo 23 FREE PUPPY to good home. second struck Janice in the abdomen, and future entitlements. i?™ floor family room with raised within 24 hours. Avoid red Call 646-2161 after 5 p.m. out of use is that we live in an “eat the food which you have given to us. Hoooo eoH John ThroN 01 1922.______hearth fireplace, four tape, instant service. Hayes ALLOCATION - REVENUE SHARING MANCHESTER - Charming (olc R EFRIG ERA TO R AND police said. and run” world. Amen. bedrooms, two and l/2baUis, Corporation, 646-0131. WASHING machine. Best Boets-Accessorles 49 Policeman Edward Connele caught ' Proposed allocation from Revenue Sharing Fund 61; For 643-2414 three bedroom Ranch wlUi 1 MANCHESTER - Santina fully carpeted and natural Jesus taught us that even the bread 1/2 baths, first floor famUy REAL ESTATE offer. 643-9751 up to Landry on Lewis Street, several repairs to Heating System of Town Hall — $11,500.0(). onp wookdty mornInB Drive. Five room expandable woodwork, aluminum siding, SELLING your house? CaU us 1974 15' FIBERGLASS boat, on our table is a gift. He made that room, fireplace, fenced-in Ranch. Fireplace, breezeway, hundred feet from the park, police Rev. John F. Flora III Pascal A. Prignano, Secretary hpiara tor on bitw* 't'.vo‘co'i' basement garage, first and we’ll make you a FOR SALE- Sears rebuilt Evinrude engine, trailer, simple bread the sign of His presence 'ard, and more. Priced in Uie garage, treed lot. Hutchins first floor laundry. Odegard cash offer. T.J. Crockett,, said. Board of DiTeiriorf ~’s. Zinsser Agency,'646-1611. riding lawn mower. $250. Call extras. Excellent conditkw, with His people. He taught His dis St. George’s Manchester, Connecticut J? Agency, 646-3166. Realty, 6434365. Realtor, 643-1577. 742-7887. $1,200. Call 643-6187. He said he armed himself with a ciples to pray, “Give us this day our Episcopal Church Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this twenty-third day of d- ■botguii from his police cruiser ahd daily bread,” Bolton July, 1976. 1 S e s - 1 : PAGEEIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed,, July 28. 1976 nuNK ANO aN cn ADVERTISING AGENCY Apartmmtt P«r Hurt i t Auto* For Solo Autot For Solo Auto* For Solo n ia G o o P E /5! WE PAY $15 for complete copy departiijf'^ VERY NICE three room apartment, all utilities, good junk cars. Call Joey, Tolland ' 7 6 „ Q a a s tin g y y THt research location, no children, |175 Auto Body, 528-1990. ■ ^ M onury 8 Afttr all thii monthly, security deposit. 649------V------10 City In Maly pepartmEnt 3466. ' PARTS Department now open 13 Unaccom* Saturdays. Complete line of panled ound THREE ROOM apartm ent Chrysler parts. Chorches 14 European HA^ F Motors. 649-3646. country with heat, hot water, cooking .4-Dr. Sedan 15 Lair AN Even gas, stove, refrigerator, wall- DEAR ABBY: I am the mother of two very pretty and 18 BaMbali club . to-wall carpet, |175. centrally 1973 CHEVY - Air, good condi I Several to All under 7,000 daughters. One is 16 and the other is 17. 18 Head U o ^ E R c o m m o n located, no pets, adults only. tion. $1695 firm. Call 643-2323. choose from miles The olito giri ia stringing throe boys along at once. She covsrlnga Security deposit. Cali 646-7690. 19 Alcoholic weari a friendship ring from one, an I.D.liracelet from beverage 1972 MG MIDGET - Good run another and an Indian necklace from a third. None of denominator* ning condition. $1500 or best 20 U.8. state (ab.) offer. Call after 5 p.m. 646- toys knows about the others, and when one caJla here and 22 Zoo features 3275. she is out with another. I have to lie to keep from hurting 25 WaiU for WINTHROP RENTAL OFFICE the caller a feelings. 29 On the suhace Ry DICK CRVAUI of DAMATO ENTERFRISE8 ^ e younger one is going with two boys. Each think* he Urge variety of Apartments and 1966 VOLKSWAGEN Fast- 30 Public vehicle 0 Z' TH&yVE (SOT ------^ , 0 / THEY WERE \ Townhouses throughout back. Best offer. Also com u-Si* L ^ ” jealous he has threatened to do 31 Part of “to be" V A T V V / - A N D I'M \ V / WATCHINCa- Manchester. plete 1966 VW Fastback drive todily harm to any other boy who comes near “his” girl. 32 Wealthy V SETABI3AJSD /aj / SURE THE \ Aenta/ Office opwn#ei/|f train. 684-2152. OTe is getting tired of them both, but doesn't want to hurt person (slang) r r 4 4 r r 7 A R E - R U N Sat 10'3, Sutuiaf YOUR CHOICE 3 3 ------prius. ^ OCCUR\NT& OF " I ROV /, eithw one, so I have to lie to them when they call 34 Roman god of 1 IIA 646-1021 IT 12 rfV" 1 MrSTERlOOe 1 A R E / jar" \ Rucv." / 1970 VOLKSWAGEN, Fast- Economical 2S0 6-cyl. engine, I have always Uught the girU to be kind and avoid love ( back, automatic transmis •utomallc, power steering, 14 |l4 ^ V SFACB^RAFr.y S \ ORIENTAL. / 240 N «w 8tal« Road hurting M iigs. so I suppose it’s my fault that they’re 35 Walt------sion, $700. Savings Bank of power brekee, deluxe vinyl ki- 37 — - Qarbo MANCHESTER lerior, body aide moldinga, AM involved with so many toys. 14 n r Manchester, Repossession. radio, white Radial tiree, etc. How does a mother get unlnvolved? If I were to tell these 38 WWII area 646-1700. (•b.) «3595 toys the truth, they’d be terribly hurt. 39 Native mineral MOM IN THE MIDDLE 40 Chooses S 23^ Sr f r FOUR ROOM apartment, 1974 AUSTIN M arina-8 track, 43 Pedal digit S" Rockville area, carpeting, am/fm and CB, luggage rack. 44 Pester S" 31 adults, no pets, security, Must sell, $1,800. 649-2925. DEAR MOM: It's commendable to teach your daughters 47 Expect (2 wds) 7-X> utilities extra. 643-9743. to to kind, but you should also teach them to to honest. 50 Greek CX(*=- 1966 CHEVY IMPALA-Body Stringing hoys along la dishonest. You're setting a hod marketplace 52 Make legally 34 r FOUR ROOM Apartment, 2- damaged, mechanically 315 CINTU ST„ MANCNISTU,tONN.« Hw m *43-5135 example. Start telling It like it U, Mom, and encourue your daughters to do the some. void family, second floor, front excellent. Front end just 53 Conditions 44 porch, yard, parking, heated, rebuilt. $200. 646 2884. 54 Penitential VT 4i •2 JT w Garden Productt 47 Room* tor Rent 52 Aparlmenta For Rent 53 Apartmonta For Pant 53 security, no pets. Middle aged DEAR ABBY: WANTS EQUALI'TY maintains, “It’s season preferred, $180. 649-4522. 1969 BUICK LESABRE-Fully 1971 MGB Roadster. Radial a ^ a man s world,” and she lists some reasons why, but 55 Spring month 47 equipped, air, low mileage. Molorcyelet-BIcyelet DOWN ESSEX MOTOR INN - Weekly WE HAVE customers waiting DESIRABLE DUPLEX-Two tires, low mileage. $2299. she forgot to mention one. 42" MANCHESTER - Three 643-8646. 1 Eastern 44 rooms, single 556., double $69. for the rental of your apart bedroom garden apartment. Manchester Small Cars, 461 HONDA 1970, 450 CL. Needs If a man is outside on the sidewalk (just walking by) and university bedroom newer Duplex, 1 1/2 FOR CORN’S SAKE plus tax continental ment or home. J.D. Real Conveniently located. Range, Main Street, 643-4249; some work. $275. Call 643-1802 he happens to see a woman undressing through a window, 2 Harrow’s rival 44 u Estate Associates, Inc. 646- baths, full basement, shag 1966 BUICK Special - 4-door. 3 Numeral n breakfast, maid service, color refrigerator, heat, hot water 56,000 miles. Good tires. Call 5 after 5 p.m. he s a peeping Tom. -J—J STOP AT THE TV, utilities, parking. Call, 1980. and parking. Available carpeting throughout, private 1969 KARMAN GHIA, • NKWSPAI'KH KN TKH I'HISK ASS.N yard and driveway, to 7 p.m. 643-5421. However, if a woman sees a man undressing through a 646-2300. September 1st. Adults, no automatic transmission, good FOR SALE- 1974 Kawasaki wmdow, HE’S an exhibiUonist! OLIVER SURE ^ LOOKING for anything in real refrigerator, stove, and dis condition, receipts for recent pels. 646-3832, 643-7796. 1972 FORD F-lOO Pick-up. KX-250, Molo-crosser, CARRIED ON WHEN CORN CRIB WANTED middle-aged estate rental - apartments, hwasher. Available Comparer n m n s r a at g t $1699. tICQO Manchester ,OUU. 1,311 DS3-|X)X1. excellent condition; 1971 THAT HELICOPTER woman to share expenses in homes, multiple dwellings, no STORRS-UCONN area-. S eptem ber 1st. $285 per month. Call 568-7687 if no Small Cars, 461 Main Street, Kawaski, 350 A755, very good FLEW OVER BUCKLAND ROAD six room Duplex, good fees. Call J.D. Real Estate Deluxe one and two bedroom 1971 OLDSMOBILE condition. Call 872-2540. DEAR J.E.E.: Not exactly: If a person happens come answer 569-3068. 643-4249. to I H SOUTH .WINDSOR neighborhood. $90. monthly Associates, Inc. 646-1980. apartments, appliances, Toronado, eight cylinder upon a view of someone undressing, and he or she h an n rent plus half utilities. 64& carpeting, no pets, adults on automatic transmission with 1973 MAICO 250 - Needs work. •round to rajoy its that person is a voyeur. 1297. MANCHESTER - Attractively ROCKVILLE - Accepting 1973 CHEVROLET - Malibu. air-. $1,300. Savings Bank of Farm Froth Vegetable^ ly. $130. monthly and up. 649- Air conditioned. Compare at Must sell. $500. or best offer. paneled, four rooms, stove, 5371, 429-4000. applications for one bedroom, Manchester, Repossession. Call 647-9754. Picked Dally. refrigerator, carpeting, $127 per month, two-bedroom, $1799. Manchester Small Cars, 6461700. can appeal to towna and^cities to rschristen' t^ n a m i »T f Deceptive lead peya off Apartments For Rent 53 $161 per month, three 461 Main Street, 643-4249. references. No pets. $170, 646- BOLTON-Quiel one bedroom HONDA - 1972 CB 500. Wiring some of their streets. 3167, 228-3540. bedroom, $174 per month. TOYOTA Corona - Mark II. My cousin had a bad fire in his house, and the firemen townhouse. Appliances, Rent includes all utilities, 1972 CADILLAC - Fleetwood and non metal parts damaged MANCHESTER - Mature cou carpeting, private. Walk-out 1971, automatic, air con by fire. Only 6,000 miles on went to three addresses before they got to his. In his town, NORTH SIX ROOM apartment wall-to-wall carpeting, and Brougham. All luxury options, •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ple wanted for this clean 4 basement. No pets, adults on ditioning, good condition. engine. A rebuildera whK* i ^ d y has a Lake Street. Lake Court, Lake Avenue * Q J 7 room apartment in attractive available September 1st. par parking. Call 1-237-8859 for in new rad ial tire s , $2799. $1450. or best offer. 2865240. four discards and they gave Anilquaa 45 tially furnished, centrally ly. 649-5371. formation. EHO. Manchester Small Cars, 461 challenge. $400. 646-8098. and l ^ e Terrace, they are building an old age complex to »QJ 4 family brick building. Heat, be called **Lake Side.” ♦ KQ1051 him no apparent problem. He hot water, appliances $235. No located, heated garage, ad Main Street, 643-4249. chucked the eight and four of WANTED Antique furniture, EAST HARTFORD- Two 1972 AMC G rem lin , six 1975 HONDA MR175 Enduro. *1*4 children or ^ ts . Mr. Rossetto ditional garage available, THREE ROOM apartment, cylinder, standard, over 20 jfjj? near here, the Rescue Squad had a most spades, then the deuce of glass, pewter, oil paintings, or adults preferred. $225 with bedroom first floor apart Excellent condition, less Uim difficult t ^ e finding the right place because there are four Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence 646-2482. stove and refrigerator in miles per gallon. Asking $1,- EAST WEST hearts and finally the deuce of other antique items. R. allowance for heat/hot water. ment, off Burnside Ave. 100 miles on bike. .Must sell. streets with similar names that are constantly mistaken for cluded, $190 per m onth, 100. Call 643-1377. * A I 4 *1013 clttbe. Harrison, 643-8709. Box L, Manchester Herald. Available August 1st. Includes references required. WATCH Best offer. Call 647-9754. one another. CHARLES APARTMENTS - garage and appliances, no V K I V 109*54 The moment of truth bad 'MOON MAN" IS RieHTJ„. LOOK, OFFICERS'. I Deluxe 4 1/2 room Philbriek Agency, 646-4^. I hope you think this is worth printing. LOOKS LIKE we HIT THE- CMON DOWN ANTIQUES Wanted - pets. 646-4786. 1973 TCfYOTA Corona deluxe *13 *0 7 4 arrived for South. If West bad REALIZE OUR APPEAR TOWN ANO you townhouses. One and 1/2 THREE ROOMS and tile FOR PONTIAC wagon. 4-speed. Best offer. MRS. M.C.: 1LYNN. MASS. * K J 9 7 3 3 JA C K P O Tl ANCE MAY STRIKE YOU , American furniture, oriental bath, heat and hot water, * Q 1 0 opened a genuine fourth best CAN COMPARE baths. AH appliances, 2 air NEWER TWO Family Can 643-8557. SOUTH AS A LITTLE STRA NSE—\ rugs, paintings, pewter. Wind ad u lts. $150 p er m onth. LARGE THREE room apart Cempert-Trallert be w u bolding one spade, two FASHION NOTES conditioners, carpeted, heat Duplex.-Two bedrooms, bath RETURNING DEAR MRS. C.: It Is, and I did. * K t9 2 bearta and three dubs and a IN THE sor chairs, crocks, jugs, Security deposit. References. ment on second floor of newer and 1/2, appliances included. Mobile Homes and hot water, patio, sound four family. Heat, hot water, VOLVO - 1968 144 S. Standard, VA87S spade lead would bring home weathervanes. primitives. proofing. Washer and dryer No pels. Parking. 15'/j School $220. monthly. 643-2282, 644- Ron Dionne. 643-1691. appliances, and air- TO solid, clean, dependable and CONFIDENTIAL TO “DRIVEN UP A WALL" IN * A J t three notnimp. nook-up. Storage, basement across from East Side Rec. 8896. economical. Radials, $650. 18' CA.MPER trailer - single conditioning. Basement axle, excellent condition. BROOKVILLE, PA.: How mucli duttor can a man make * A t If W ut had made the tricky garage. Some available with washer-dryer and storage. 6468098. with "a lot of little notes to has written to hlmseU"7 Sitting East-West vulnerable WANTED - Complete estates fireplaces and two car gar FIVE ROOM APARTMENT- MANCHESTER - AttracUve MANCHESTER Eleven years old, $1,500. Call lead of fifth-best dub he w u or single piece. Will buy out Fully carpeted, many extras. Large yard with ample 742-8930. In on unduttesed living room while your husband la dearly bolding the singleton ages. 646-0800, 646-1540. three bedroom first floor Trucks lor Sale 62 Wett Netlk East Seelk right or sell on consignment, 646^25. parking. Quiet central loca apartment - two family. duttosing up someone dae’s living room with his little notes king of heart* and the ace of tion near bus line. $190 per 1*' Pass Pass Dbl. any quantity. 644-8962. THREE ROOM furnished Security, lease, no pets. $2% 1972 CADILLAC sedan SELLLNG your mobile home? wOl net bring you the peace of mind you seek. Get off his hearti play would to the month. Security and DeVille-like new, dark blue, TWO 1952 International 3/4 Top dollar offered for fast back, dear. Pass 3 * Pass 2N.T. winner. apartment. Heat, hot water, MANCHESTER - Deluxe two plus utilities. 6460867. ton pick-ups. One in excellent Poaa SN.T. Pan Pan bedroom Townhouse apart references required. four new tires, reasonable. results. 1-828-0360. Broker. You can lee all the card*. central, adults only. No pets. Available August 1st. Youni condition with 60,000 original Pan Security. Apply 4 Pearl Street ment available at Homestead ONE five room apartment Ideal for up coming executive South couldn’t. He led a spade couple preferred. Call i or real estate agent. Call 526 miles. Shop manual includ^. Opening lead — 3 * Wanted to Buy 49 or call 646-4701 after 6 p.m. Park Village, features include newly redecorated with $550. for both. 6444)204. BE WISE - Check out this and w u one down. all modern kitchen after 6 p.m. 0606 between 6 6 Schult home before you buy. refrigerator and stove. One By OswsM A James Jacoby appliances, heat, hot water, 1 four room apartment newly Front kitchen matching WANTED - Old antique clock, FOUR ROOMS - Central loca MANCHESTER newer five Astro-graph tion. Adults only, no pets. 1/2 baths, wall-to-wall redecorated with refrigerator CHEVY 1957, Belaire, V-8, appliances, new wall to wall Wait woMi’t proud of Us also parts. 644-0209, after 6 room Duplex, 3 bedrooms, IMi Excellent condition. 78,000 Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 p.m. References. 649-8797, 649-6689. carpeting, air-conditioning, and stove. Call 872-8718. carpeting. Just $5,995. By BERNICE BEDE 080L ‘ . Ud and saw UtUe pool, full basement with baths, two children accepted, miles. $1,500. Call after 5., Complete, ready to live in, to beat South’s three A Montana reader want* to no pets, security, references, MOTORCYCLE Insurance - washer/dryer hook-ups, $295 FOUR ROOM apartment, se 8761801. excellent financing available. notnimp contract. The only know what she should bid WANTED - old antique MANCHESTER - Unusual $250 monthly. Hayes Corpora Specializing in low cost deluxe one bedroom per month.No pets, Damato cond floor, adults only, no First tinle offered. New blue real hoto would to to find hla with: phonograph. Call 644-1320 tion, 646-0131. coverage for over 10 years. For Thursday, July It, ItTt SCORPIO (OcL 34-Nov. 33) It Townhouse apartment Enterprises, 646-1021. pets, call after 6 p.m. 643-5838. 1971 VOLKSWAGEN forced to Baron with an 18' front living poitner with the queen of ctabo * K i0xzvQxxxaJi0xi*i0. after 5 p.m. Binding authority. Crockett ARIU (March 21-Aptil It) would be 1 mistake today to try available at Independence sell, excellent condition, very room. Super home - was $16,- so a dub lead w u Indloatad She w u sitting South; W ^ •••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Agency, Inc., 643-1577. Don't let your attention wander to manipulate people to oerva Village. This is an adult com Homes lor Rent 54 clean, automatic, radial tires, 995. save $2,000. Trades Business lor Rent 55 today If you're attempting a your own ends. They'll quickly and Weft led hU flfth best - the dealer, had opened one munity and features all the But/iiM t for Ront 55 excellent gas mileage. Will Welcome. Our prices can't be 1970 BSA motorcycle, $500. hazardous task. Better to put If perceive your motivas. the three qx>t He didn’t tUnk spade; North, her partner, bid conveniences and luxury of SEVEN ROOM house, Hebron sacrifice $1,600 or best offer. beat. Fifty homes to choose two dubs; and E u t had pass 6463453, or 6467901. Savings Bank of Manchester. off for a day than to take risks. BAQITTARIUS (No*. 33-Deo. It would do any harm to fad Rooms tor Rent 52 townhouse living. Individual Road, Bolton. 2 1/2 baths, from $995. .New 14' wide from hi* partner; it might help ■ lot ed. Repossession. 6461700. TAURUt (Apit 20-May 30) 31) Your Image la rather Ireglla basement with washer-dryer large yard, garden etc, $3M. $9,995. Immediate parking to fool declarer. This Is an easy one. She r ------VEGA, 1974, 4-speed, 27,000 available throughout the Without realizing n, you could today. Chancea ara you'll be RESPONSIBLE roommate hookups. Private entrances, AViULMlI SHOBTLY monthly,hly, 649-2871. South ducked the first dub, should pan. She isn’t happy patio, wall-to-wall carpeting, miles, showroom condition, BSA CHOPPER - 650CC state. Parts, supplies and be trrogant today. It you come blamed for something you wanted, mid-20's to share didn't do. Don't use that as an but had to win the lecond. with tm clubs, but any bid air-conditioner, massive store or Ollic* Facility In e*tabll*hed, buey area. Over Business lor Rent asking $1,700. Call after 6,286 Springer, hard tail, hog wheel, accessories; full time service on too strong, you'll probably luxury apartment in Vernon, 55 excuse to kick off the trices. ’Then to ran off dummy’s five . would probably lu d to leal bedroom, all kitchen 3,500 aquara foot of modam, air condllionod epoca. 6325. new paint, with trailer and department. Plaza Homes. rub people the wrong way. $130 monthly, includes diamond*. West bad to make disuter. utilities. 872-2973. appliances with heat and hot Will subdivida. FOR RENT - Connecting or many spare parts. Asking 1348 Wilbur Cross Highway, QEMINf (May 31-June 30) CAPRICORN (Dec. 33-Jan. water included. $250 per Owner will, if nacaiaary, conildar Inveating in wall- separate front room offices. 1972 VEGA, 2-door body, for $1200. Call after 6 p.m. ^ Berlin Tnpk.. Berlin. Conn. 1- Conditions al home will be t lit It) Although you may harbor BEDROOM for rent, share 1 month. No pets. AvailaW planiMd buainaaa. AS rapBaa hoM In aMdaoi oon- 953 Main Street. Call 643-4846. parts. Call 6462278 after 2 2997. 828-0369. tle more Incendiary then usual many negative thoughts today, today. If you watch what you don't give In to them or you'll 1/2 baths, and kitchen August 15th, shown by ap fidanca. Reply Box K, Manchoater Evening Herald. privileges with owner and one pointment only. Damato TWO - Professional Offices - say and do, you won't be the not even try to accomplish Automotive Service anything. other tennant. 649-7630. Enterprises, 646-1021. First floor, excellent business GOING TO Europe- 1974 Mark Automotive Service one to kindle the fitme. location, all facilities, IV, very low mileage, CANCBfi (June 31-July 33) It AOUARIUf (Jan. 30-Feb. It) parking, rent reasonable. 649- beautiful condition. Good you do business today with Partnership sllustlons could be 1680, 6463549. price; 1969 Roadrupner, 6 thoee whose ethica ere less 1 very delicate area lor you, speed, excellent condition. SUMMER VACATION honorable then your own, you'll even It you're dealing with BROAD STREET - Modem 6462640. lose out. They won't hesltete to sllles of long standing. Tread high-rise office building, all utilities and parking, WANTED- Vega.wagon or carpeted, will sub-divide. Hatchback, body only, engine DBiancing axira, If ■ OmCE SPACE naadad. A*r *M*C«M* Use* fOM roKRENT Graceful Services OHered |S80 sqoarb (tal. csDtar of I RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 I Mancbestor, air co^Uooiiii and I CASH PAID for your older, KLEANKAR-Autos hand I parking. Call 809H1. unwanted or junk cars. cleaned inside and out, $3.99, CARPENTRY - Repairs, remodeling, additions, gar BIDWELL Home Improve Immediate removal. Windsor also waxed, reasonable. 6 ^ ment Co. Expert installation Auto Haul, 242-2549. 1020 Mr. K. ages, roofing, call David Patria, 644-1796. of aluminum siding, gutters and trims. Roofing installa Resort Property REWEAVING burns, holes. NEED CHEAP LABOR? For Ron! WES ROBBINS tion and repairs. 649^95,876 Zippers, umbrellas repaired. Average driveway sealed, 520. carpentry 9109. Window shades, Venetian Average lawn mowed, $5. remodeling specialist.t. Ad- LAKE KANASATKA - ditions, rec rooms, dormers, blinds. Keys. TV for rent. House painting, any other odd HORACE Tetrault - Siding, Moultonboro, New Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 646 jobs done at the same low built-irts, bathrooms, Hampshire. Lakefront cot 5221. kitchens, 649-3446. roofing, storm windows, aw rates. Call 646-6868. nings, Quality workmanship, tage, sleeps five. Completely furnished, screened-in porch, C A R P E N T R Y free estimates. Fully insured. C iM TREE Service - Free es- 872-9187, 6463417. sundeck, private beach, float, timates, discount senior MASONRY-chimney dock. Great fishing. citizens. Company rebuilding and pointing. Call SPECIALIZING cleaning and Conveniently located in Lakes Manchester owned and Painting-Papering A. Squillacote, 649-6811. Region area. $175. weekly. operated. Call 6461327. repairing chimneys, roofs,new roofs. Free es Available August 1621 and 21- INSIDE - Outside painting. LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - 28. Call Cromwell, 6360497 WILL TILL your garden for $7 new homes custom built, timates. 30 Years Experience. Special rates for people over Howley, 643-5361. after 4:30 p.m, per hour. Call anytime, 742- 65. Fully insured. Estimates remodeled, additions, rec n. Call 6467863. rooms, garages, kitchens COLUMBIA LAKE - water- remodeled, bath tile, cement YOU HAVEN’T heard the lowest price until you let A&T front - year ‘round fumlshto MASONRY - Bricks, blocks, work. Steps, dormers. PAINTING - interior and Siding give you a free es house available for rest of concrete, steps, sidewalks, Residential or commercial. exterior, paperhanging, timate. Complete exterior summer. $175 per weekly, $6M patios, and stick chimney. excellent work. References. Call 6464291. monthly. No pets. 228-Oto. Call 875-4973 after 6. finishing. Guaranteed and in Free estimates. Fully in sured. Call 6467835 or 646 sured. Martin Mattson, 646 TIMOTHY J, CONNELLY 1798. GENERAL Remodeling and 4431. Carpentry and general con painting, interior and tracting. Residential and *******••••*•••*••*••••••• exterior. Free estimates. p a p e r HANGING Expert. commercial. Whether it be a Heating-Plumbing 35 References. Reasonable Your average paper, in small repair job, a custom prices. 649-7831 or 569-4169. averag e room , $25. Mr. built home or anything in Richman, 6463864. between, call 6461379. HOME IMPROVEMENT - Interior and exterior. HOUSE PAINTING - Interior, MASONRY - Brick, block, Remodeling. Decks, siding exterior. Also odd jobs, chain stone, plastering and con and additions. Call 872-9879. saw work and hauling, loam, crete, fireplaces and gravel, whatever. Call Ed 871- EXPERT TREE removal and 2158. land clearing - free estimates - fully insured. Call All State "JUST-A-SHADE-BETTER” . . ------Tree Expert Company. 647- - 30 years experience texture ceilings, sand 1039. matching colors and expert '"'‘shed, svyirk spray or stuc- wallpapering. Exterior BRICK, BLOCK, stone, problems. Call us, 2861162 8^***2. fireplaces. Chimney repair. 289-6516. No job too small. Save. Call 56 for estimate. QUALITY Refinishing - Custom reupholstery, 199 Forest Street, Manchester. Caning, repairs. Very reasonable. Free estimates. 6468574. PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESl lOR EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., July 28, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., July 28. 1976 — PAGE TWENTY-ONE Moss Subarea ‘F’ chairman SbopaShopt Resources Development Act which Paul E. Moss, assistant ad Sunshine ministrator of Manchester Memorial was passed last year to be the first important health legislation since Coconut Macaroons Hospital, was elected chairman Tuesday night of the Subarea “F ” Social Security, but people don’t know about it yet. 11 oz. THE COVE group of the North Central Health c ^ e o x U e Systems Agency. He is the first Ralph Pollock, former director of pkg. 9 3 * chairman to preside over the group. the Health Planning Council, is the Other officers elected at the acting executive director of the FEATURES - FOOD - FAMILY LIVINQ meeting in the Municipal Building board of directors of the Health Chicken are Mrs. Peggy Lindahl, first vice- Systems Agency until Dec. 31 when a permanent one will be hired. president; Raymond Newman, se of the Sea cond vice-president, and Mrs. Robin Pollock told the group that Connec \ Lamb, recording secretary. ticut is one of 18 states that has Tuna Moss cited among his received designation for federal fun ding for the State Health Planning Solid White New book — *The Cove^ qualifications for his position his ser in water vice as former administrator of the and Development Agency for 3235,- 000. U.S. Public Health Service Hospital in Pine Ridge, S.D., which made him Newman presented copies of the 7oz. ■’somewhat familiar with govern HSA's proposed bylaws which his can 7 5 * committee has accepted with Tale of Ogunquitf Maine ment administered medicine.” 10 oz. size ...... 1.07 Mrs. Lindahl, a registered nurse, revisions and new wording. Newman lives in Manchester. Newman, a con will represent Subarea “F ” on the • U J ' sumer, lives in Glastonbury and board's legal committee in a final Shell By BETTY RYDER book about Perkins Cove. ‘ their own inimitable Down East " LM works with data processing. New Paul E. Moss review of the bylaws with represen Family/Travpl Editor So they did. mannerisms coupled with warm tatives from other subareas in the The book just off the press last man also served as chairman of an Once upon a time on a cold winter touches of humor and nostalgia. ad hoc bylaws review committee for Manchester Public Health Nursing North Centrai Connecticut group. No-Pest month is entitled ‘"The Cove” and A native of Manchester, Kathryn, Association. The Subarea "F ” will meet the night in Ogunquit, Maine, Kathryn pictorially portrays unmatchable the Subarea "F." Ryan and a few close friends the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mrs. Lamb of Bolton is secretary Mrs, Lindahl said she considers the fourth Tuesday of each month at 7:30 Strip scenes of yesteryear. ’The people of Ryan of 62 Laurel St., was graduated p.m. in the Municipal Building. dreamed up the idea of writing a to the executive director of the National Health Planning and Insecticide Perkins Cove are presented with from Manchester High School in 1955. She later was graduated from r . m the University of Connecticut, taught 3‘/2 oz. $ 1 99 language art in San Francisco until 2 pt MILK GALLON Have you noticed a strange looking can be refrigerated up to six weeks. ’The fruit can be used at any meal, Tapenade K MOSER - , fruit on the shelf at your favorite For weight-conscious diners, it has 2 egg yolks 119*1 supermarket? usually raw, but it can be served c ■ CUAIIinED only 30 calories per average-sized cooked. When raw, slice and squeeze 1 this. Dijon-style mustard Chances are its a Kiwi Fruit from fruit. M K T or even BRAT I SHOULDER^ lemon juice oyer fruit or sprinkle 1 tbi. white wine vinegar I COTTAGE CHEESE 1 lb. New Zealand. This luscious fruit is ripe for eating with sugar. 1 tsp. each salt and sugar any B O N A n o i price you can get from ■ LONDON I My household was first introduced when it Is soft to touch. Simply rub 1 cup safflower oil M MOSER to it when the young lady of the house off the hairs, cut in half and eat. It is For desserts, the fruit can be 2 tbl. chopped capers any franchised dealer in town. BROIL I commented on a delicious fruit she especially good when served with a peeled with a sharp knife and cut as 1-114 tbl. each parsley and chives Ipl. had eaten while visiting a friend. dash of lemon or lime juice. Use as a you choose. No pits, seeds or stones V4 tsp. grated lemon peel With any Major Purchase of *250”- "It’s small and green hnd I think It table-fruit, as a garnish for meats to remove. 4 anchovy fillets, chopped BankAmericard comes from New Zealand,” she said. and fish, as a salad or dessert treat. Kiwi Fruit can also be served as a Assorted raw vegetables: carrots, or more CO N SU M ERS will give you Well, next shopping day I spied it in If you’re in a hurry to speed up - - - PRODUCE topping for pies, tarts and cakes or in radishes, cauliflower, cucumber, the produce section of the super ripening, store at room temperature sugar peas, zucchini, small ar your gin and tonics for a dash of . market. — if possible In a closed polyethelene tichokes (par-boiled), mushrooms, 11SHORT1*1 flavor and color. POTATOES l»g. Put an apple or banana with It if cherry tomatoes, green onions and It’s the size of a hen’s egg, bright 89* you have one, but chill before ser While the Kiwi fruit Is delicious, peppers. A FREE CASE OF PEPSI green flesh, small soft black seeds jo o ! ving. most homemakers will find It runs a In a warm blender, blend yolks, RIB a and has light brown skin. PEACHES little ex^nslve; In the neighborhood lemon juice, mustard, saltand sugar. In New Zealand It Is sometimes ’The Home Science Department of of 40-49 cents each. On low speed, gradually pour oil in a Manchester Parkade BANANAS 5 :i« j OF KEF I called Chinese gooseberry. Otago University In New Zealand hajs slow steady stream. ’Turn into ser The taste resembles a watermelon, proved by experiment that the cheap But, if you can afford to experi ving bowl, fold in capers, chives, strawberry flavor and It’s great for cut^ of steak rubbed with a peeled ment, it’s a real taste treat for you parsley, lemon peel and anchovies. Only! WATERMELONS WHOLE eating out of the hand. Kiwi Fruit a few minutes before and your family. Chill. Makes 1-1 Ki cups, enough for 8 ’l l (Kings Section) The Kiwi Fruit l^as a limited grilling will not only enhance the On the more practical side is servings. Wash, trim and chill season beginning mid-July. While it CABBAGE flavor but will actually tenderize the Tapenade, for dipping fresh garden vegetables to arrange In a handsome Kiwi Fruit may be served in a variety of ways. | UP TO $500.00 CREDIT IF QUALIFIED lb. i ; i 89* * only has a shelf life of three weeks, it steak. vegetables. basket. B R WE ACCEPT PEPEBAL FOOD STAMPS] t .It...... PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn,, Wtd.. July 28. 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Wed . .luly 2a. 1976- PAGF. TWB-.n t v .t u p p p History calls water borne tourists ENNIAL American boatsmen interested in From Newport the history-minded Further on "up the coast the sailor T ill': ‘ learning more about their country’s sailor might choose to take his boat may want to visit Newburyport with historic past during this Bicentennial up under the Mount Hope Bridge and its colonial shops in the downtown KAMII.Yw year may do so by exploring the por up into the Taunton River to area. tions of New England's Heritage North of Newburyport, cross the BIG LAWYKK Trail that border on the coastline. line into New Hampshire, with pic F arm stand WALDBAUM'S WALDBAUM'S hy Will ncfn.ud David W. Balfour, director of Battleship Cove. Here the retired US. turesque ports like Hampton and travel development for the Boston- Navy battleship “Massachusetts” is Rye. The huge white castle on shore SAVINGS Gossipy Juror based New England Council for is likely to be Wentworth-by-the-Sea. docked alongside the destroyer REDEEM ALL COUPONS On Jury duty for the first time, Economic Development, administers "Joseph P. Kennedy” and the sub The hotel has a small dock, and for Food Mart George w»s Assigned to a case of the Trail. marine "Lionfish.” The three retired the seafarer who would like a night F reshness! BELOW WITH JUST ONE oiAnsliughter. The defendant mo Starting in Connecticut, along the navy vessels are open to the public on shore, rooms and meals are Food Mart 1 , ■ torist was accused of running down a pedestrian while under region's southern coast, the daily. There also is a marine available. If you love the taste of "Farmstand Fresh" fruits and vegetables MO.OO PURCHASE yaclitsman can begin his tour of the Offshore lie the Isle of Shoals the influence of liquor. museum nearby. Brothers Vice Adm. Richard then you'll love the fruits and vegetables at Food Mart. Como "Pick In the jury room, most of the region by docking at Greenwich. Not The northbound marine traveler where, history books say, distressed Howe and Maj. Gen. William jurors were inclined to vote for far from the dock is the spot where has a choice to make after he leaves Pilgrims came from Plymouth in Howe jointly commanded the your own"... take one pepper or a pound . . . one orange or a an acquittal. But George came up General Israel Putnam escaped from Rhode Island. He can set course for 1621, and where they sent Thomas British military forces during dozen from the greatest bulk variety in town! with a personal tidbit the Revolutionary War, but the British during the Revolution by Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket Morton, who destroy^ the monopoly riding down the face of a cliff. the Pilgrims had on the fur trade and both men's sympathies were where he can enjoy his history and with the colonies. For nearly a held wild parties that “distrupted the A short way up the coast is Stam his sailing; however, the important decade before in Parliament, FRESH NATIVE (MASS.) ford, where Luder's Marine question is whether to go around the Kingdom of God in the Wilderness.” Admiral Howe voted against Nearby Star Island offers some in- coercive measures toward the S ave ^3.08 COUCSU Cape or through the Cape Cod Canal? The route around the Cape gives teresting time ashore. colonies, and frequently con sulted colonial envoy Ben Construction Company once built the experienced sailor an opportunity Congregationalists and Unitarians WITH THESE COUPOMS AT jamin Franklin in an attempt S etter a Sugar Corn 64 OUNCE America s Cup contenders such as to view the expanse of beach along operate the Oceanic Hotel on the Island for religious conventions, but to work out compromise "Weatherly" and “American the shore with the famous peace proposals, ,The World MANCHESTER FOOD MART. BOTTLE Eagle." It was a Stamford resident, lighthouses at Chatham, Nauset, visitors are always welcome for a Almanac recalls. 4 3 meal or a conversation. DELIVERED TWICE DAILY Abraham Davenport, member of the Highland at Touro, Race Point, Wood WITH PRIOR PURCHASE OF $10 00 OR Next stop up the coast is the Connecticut House of Represen End, and Long Point. a n d THIS COUPON AT F05d *'Just between us,** he said, tatives in 1780, whose high sense of Those who choose to go through the historic community of York Maine. SAT' JULY 31. ^'I’ve known this defendant ever The beautiful hotel on Stage Neck is About town TIDE DETERGENT BURSTING WITH FLAVORI since he was a kid. He's always duty enabled him to stand firm Canal should contact the Cape Cod SAVE PER FjSwiLY**’^ ^ ''^ • o n e COUPON before his fellow members of the Canal office of the U.S. Army Corps named aptly enough. The Stage Neck FRESH NORTHWESTERN been a drunkard. The fact is, he's Inn. a public menace at the wheel of a legislature during Connecticut’s of Engineers before navigating the The coast of Maine offers 49 OUNCE car.” ■ dark day " of May 19 of that year. waterway. The Rev. Norman numerous harbors, inlets, and land George's remarks swung the As the sky became darker and Once through the Canal the coastal Swensen, pastor of Trinity PACKAGE jury over to a verdict of guilty. darker, the legislature at Hartford, traveler should have clear sailing all falls all with local history as well as HELLMANN'S But on appeal, the verdict was some spots that must be considered Covenant Church, will lead fearing that the day of judgment had the way to Maine with ample stops a Bible study tonight at WITH PRIOR PURCHASE OF $10.00 OR MORE AND THIS thrown out by the higher court come, carried a motion to adjourn. for history lessons along the way. major attractions. COUPON A T FOOD MART, GO O D THRU SAT., JUtY 31 The court said a juror has no 7:30 at the church. LIMIT ONE PKG. ■ ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. business injecting his private When this motion came before the Perhaps the first port of call on a At Kennebunk, one can go ashore Watermelon rroVpr L.10‘ MAVMIIAKE and visit the seashore trolley SWEET JUICY-FRESH knowledge into the deliberations. council, Davenport opposed it, saying journey northward should be historic South United Methodist As a rule, "inside information” museum. This is one of the finest that if judgment day was at hand he Plymouth. Here after anchoring at Church will have a service QUART has no place in the jury room. collections of public, surface Cucumbers PiACHES George should have made his chose to be found working, and if it one of severai marinas, the traveler of Holy Communion JAR was not. then there was no reason to can go ashore to visit “Mayflower transportation vehicles in the worid. PRItH ] '/4 INCH MINIMUM statement in open court, where it tonight at 7:30 at Susannah could be put to the test of cross- adjourn. He closed his speech by II," a replica of the vessel that Portland and Casco Bay beckon HUNT'S CATSUP Wesley Hall of the church. URoa l examination. asking that the legislature approve transported the Pilgrims to a safe and further up hundreds of coves and SAVE Green Peppers .3 9 ‘ WITH PRIOR PURCHASE OF $10.00 OR PRISH ■ NATIVR (MAU.I MORE AND THIS COUPON AT FOOD Nor should a juror overtm- an expenditure for candles. harbor in the new world. Nearby is harbor islands. At Sebasco go ashore pathize. In another case, the plain and enjoy the facilities at Sebasco A service of praise and 32 OUNCE MART* GOOD THRU SAT., JULY 31. Further along the Connecticut the Plymouth National Wax Bible study will take place Green Cabbage > 9* LIMIT ONE JAR - ONE COUPON PER tiff had suffered a hernia in an Lodge. accident. During the deliberations, coast, the combination yachtsman- Museum, and not far away is tonight at 7:30 at Calvary BOHLE PRIIN lUMMRR TRRAT . YOUR CHOICI FAMILY, historian can visit South and East Travel up the Kennebeck to VINE RIPENED ■ CALIFORNIA one of the jurors recalled that Plimouth Plantation, a reconstruc Church, 647 E. Middle "the same thing happened to me” WITH PRIOR PURCHASE OF4 $10.00 OR MORE 0 AND THIS Norwalk. Here, in the harbor at Calf- tion of the Piigrim settlement as it Wiscasset, a picturesque oid ship Lemons or Limes 10'°*99* Tpke. COUPON AT FOOD MART. GOOD THRU SAT., JULY 31. —and went on to explain how pasture Point, 2,500 British troops was in 1627. building town, past the hulks of two CANTALOUPES painful it had been. ? LIAAIT ONE BOHLE • ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. old-four-masted schooners rotting at disembarked from 26 vessels and The next stop up the coast for The First Church of 3 EXTRA LARGE-17 SIZE This too was held wrongful be .J burned Congressional and Episcopal Bicentennially oriented history buffs the pier. The schooners originaiiy Yellow O n io n s 5 “«89‘ cause his experience was too spe Christ, Scientist, will have cialized to be brought out in the churches in the area. is Scituate Harbor where, during the were brought to Wiscasset to haul r * coal for a two-foot narrow guage a service and testimony jury room. Not much further along is Strat War of 1812, two teen-age girls meeting, which is open to I Fresh Eggplant 3 »M . Of course, jurors are not ex ford, where the piariner may leave frightened two launches of British railroad which ran from Wiscasset to pected to be know-nothings. They Watervilie and had been planned to the public, tonight at 8 at I PLORIOA his boat at one of several anchorages troops, intent on burning two the church, 447 N. Main St. ORANGE JUICE 46 OZ. may and should talk about the and go ashore to a performance at American ships laden with flour, by run all the way to the Canadian SAVE Fresh Avocados lA . 49* VINE RIPENED sort of general information that the American Shakespeare Theatre. border. The railroad operated for 40 i | TROPKANA CAN would be known to tbe otdinaiy playing a fire and drum loud enough POOocLut.iN-. puaa person. Milford is the next ^ r t of call, and to make the British think a company years before it went out of business; || 100% FLORIDA aii that is left today is the right of Orange Juice 89* TOMATOES Thus it has been held proper a sailor with a good imagination will of troops on shore was almost upon I ^ GAL CARTON WITH PRIOR PURCHASE OF 110.00 OR for a juror to point out that a way, some rotting piles, and the two RXTRA RANCY • NATIVl (MAStI EXTRA LARGE not want to miss Charles Island, con them. Carnival set B < ^ I MORE AND THIS COUPON AT FOOD horse is easily frightened, that a nected at low water by a sandbar to In nearby Cohasset, Minot’s Light schooners. Some of the railroad’s I WITH PRIOR PURCHASE OF4 $10.00 OR MORE AND THIS AAART. GOOD THRU SAT., JULY 11. downtown street carries heavy the mainland. Originally purchased two foot guage track and cars may be at day camp I COUPON A T FOOD MART. G O O D THRU SAT., JULY 31. Squash 3-<1. LIMIT ONE CAN ■ ONE COUPON PER traflk, and that a person in a flashes its famous “one-four-three” *. ^ LIMIT ONE 'A GAL, ■ ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. seen today at Eklaville, a railroad FAWILY. hurry can walk four miles in an from the Indians in 1639 for 6 coats, signal and seems to say “I love you” The YWCA Day Camp | 41 hour. museum in South Carver, Mass., as CILL^ 10 blankets, 1 kettle, 12 hatchets, 24 to vessels offshore. will sponsor a carnival Crisp Carrots PK«. As one court observed: weli as at a smailer museum in knives, and 12 small mirrors, it is The trip into Boston Harbor with Aug. 13 from 1 to 3:30 p.m. r " “If a juror could not consult reported to be the burying place of its 40 isiands is a must for the Boothbay, just a bit further along the at the Community Y, 78 N. his (general) experience, he could coast, is a beautiful coastal Maine I never reach a conclusion.” Captain Kidd's unfound treasure, and nautical visitor, although ine of the Main St. Admission is 10- WALDBAUM'S N.V. STYLE DELU was the testing ground for America’s Islands no longer can be called town that appeais to just about cents per person. I VIVA TOWELS Manchester Food M art Open Sunday 9 a.m. To 4 p.m. A public •eniee fealm of Iho first submarine, the “Turtle,” which islands. Limited dockage is available anyone with a taste for New England The day campers have American Bar AMoeiatimi figures prominently in an American and for history. i | Decorator or A ut. the Conneetient Bar diiofie at George’s Island, where historic designed and constructed lion. Revolutionary naval battle. Fort Warren'has been converted to a The anchorages on the coast of booths. Tickets for the f| 123Cowit FORMULA 73$ Maine are too numerous to mention, U.S.D.A. CHOICE - FIRST CUT HAM WITH ; There are many places of interest state park. booths will cost 5 cents Jumbo Pfcg. 1.99 Q 1976 American Bar Asaociatioo along the Connecticut shore and but among the islands which are in each. In addition to booths I U.S.D.A. CHOICE ISOLATED PROTEIN Boston Light on Little Brewster aii shapes, sizes, and descriptions, along the banks of the Connecticut Island, oldest lighthouse in North and prizes, there will be a I WITH PRIOR PURCHASE OF $10.00 OR MORE AND THIS ^ ‘ * we must mention Monhegan Island. River, but no visitor to New England America, is now a national historical clown-of-many-pockets, a I COOPON ATFOOOARART. GOOD THRU SAT., JULY 31. VA news A visit to this most charming 1 ^ LIMIT ONE PKG. ■ ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. j IHUCK STEAK M lIH L Y should miss the short trip up the site. It is possible to moor on the professional juggler, and ROAST BEEF ILICIO offshore island is a must. The Island Mystic to historic Mystic Seaport. white run buoy maintained by the movies. Q - D o World War I and Seaport members can dock here, but Inn, an old fashioned resort hotel, Every summer for the CHEDDAR CHEESE.HA.V L.r World War II veterans offers rooms and meals. *1.89 others should make advance past three years, the SHOULDER ILICINO automatically qualify for a arrangements with the harbor Adjacent Manana offers an in YWCA Day Camp at the VA pension at age 63? master. Coast Guard off the dock on the west teresting side trip where some PROVOLONE CHEESE - *1.79 end of the island. Prior Nutmeg Branch of the .'HAWAilANPUiK^^ S H ^ 3 S A — The total and perma The next New England coastal Viking runes, dating back to 100 A.D., Hartford Region has spon nent disability require state is Rhode Island, and sailors arrangements with the Coast Guard may be seen. SAVE I LOX SALE »'' a l a ik a h ” l*cIIo ^ L i. *1.69 are recommended, however. sored a carnival. It will be LB. 0 ment is satisfi^ when the should start their visit at Watch Hill. A bit further up the coast, be sure held, rain or shine, and the I I AU FLAVORS veteran reaches age 65. If there are children aboard, take Dock space is available at the to put in at Bar Harbor, Seal Harbor, U.I.O.A CHOICI tlM I lO N IL Itt BEEF BOLOGNA l. *1.09 mainland, too, and Gray Line of public is invited. Proceeds j 4 « 0 Z .a N W IAVIR OVIN ROAST However, all other them ashore for a ride on the oldest Northeast or Southwest Harbor on wili benefit the Newington Chudk Steak uufmni'm OUR requirements must be met. Boston offers sightseeing busses to Mount Desert Island. A visit to Beef Patties •1ST i k l : TURKEY BREAST r ,;; 69' flying horse carousel in the world. Children's Hospital. U.I.O.iL CHOICa *2.99 These include honorable the historic Freedom Trail and to' Acadia NationarPark, aiw I’ocat^ I WITH PRIOR PURCHASE O f $I04X) OR MORE AND THIS PRIMO • HOT OR S W IIT About 12 miles offshore lies Block wartime service with in other historic sites in the Greater on the Island, is a must. I COUPON A T FOOD MART. G O O D THRU SAT., JULY 31. Top Chuck Steak GENOA SALAMI CARANOO L I. ^ 1.19 Island, discovered by Verazanno in w ^UAMT ONE CAN-ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. M j FARM FRESH Italian Sausage *1.29 come and net worth Boston area To the north lies Machias, Starbord UjlbA. CHpICt • lO N ILlU 1524, but named for Adrien Block UN D It- PIRRI . HOT OR SW IIT required limitations. who arrived there 90 years later in A never to be forgotten sight in the Cove, and Machiasport. On Sanborn Chuck Steak •LADI CNICKIN uei MORTADELLA CARANOO L I. *1.59 area north of Boston is the harbor at Sausage Patties *1.49 Q — Is it possible for a 1614. The. Island's clay formed Point is Fort O’Brien, site of the first M D A CHOICI-IlMI lONlLlU veteran to get a GI home Marblehead. There is a great deal of JIMMY OIAN . PjiiSH icalloh Mohegan Bluffs remind the visitor of navai battle of the American Revolu Chuck Roast ilSVraX LB. CREAM CHEESE I '' 99' loan guarantee more than the famous White Ciiffs of Dover in American heritage to be found in the tion. The Daughters of the American Pork Sausage Roll oi *1.19 town, but be sure to see the famous U.1D.A. CHOICa once? Great Britain. Revolution maintains a museum in T r y made r S H M A S O D A FARM FRESH TUNA SALAD f«5hlym*o* 79* A — A veteran may painting, “The Spirit of ’76,” which SAVE short Ribs of Beef LB. Back on the mainland at Point the Burnhanr Tavern with a dispiay CHICKIN WINeS qualify for restoration of hangs in the town hall. U.t.O.A CHOICI Sausage 85' Judith, one finds the tiny fishing of Revolutionary memorabilia. to provide OIM EGGPLANT SALAD - 99' Nearby is the port of Gloucester, II AUFUVORS his loan guarantee eligibili viiiages of Gaiiiee and Jeruselem; Mariners who wonder where the Shoulder Roast •ONILISS L i. •1.29 c ty if the Veterans Ad and just offshore, the reef of Nor LB. Child Mild Franks two minutes by boat from____ one phrase “Down East” comes from vaccines I MiGALBOmE 9 D P IU.O.A. CHOICi . M N IL I II • 79' J HOT" BAGELSarLaSWI2 „*1.0 ^ ministration has been another, but at least a 30-minute man’s Woe, made famous in wili want to pay a visit to the harbor OIM CHUNK Longfeilow’s poem “The Wreck of Chuck Roast “."lSS! *1.19 U.S.D.A. CHOICE . CHUCK relieved of liability on any drive by car. at Lubec, easternmost point, now \ WITH PRIOR PURCHASE OF $10.00 OR MORE AND THIS UvenNurst b o l o o h a ^ 9 ' previous loan, and the Hesperous.” The wreck actually WASniNGTON (UPI) - COUPONATFOODMART. GOOD THRU SAT.. JULY 31. CU8I fTIAKt Cruising up Narragansett Bay part of a state park. I OIM lON ILISS SMOKID The government will try * ^ LIMIT ONE 'A GAL. ■ ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. M j providing that the veteran offers the opportunity to go all the took place on rocks off nearby Cape History and the Heritage Trail in Ground Beef 79« 31 r o a s t meets all other Ann, but Longfellow is famous for again within two days to Pork Shoujder L i 1 . 5 9 ^ FROZEN FOODS GALORE! way to Rhode Island’s capital city of termingle all along the New England IFOHMlaLY OAIIY HOLD altering history through his poems, find a way to insure drug PINWAY requirements for substitu Providence, with stops at islands and coast, and yachtsmen who wish to Grade "A " Duckling >-a. # manufactiifers so they will 79 U.I.D.A. CHOICI - a O H IL III RITE FORM XLL A A c tion of entitlement. historic points along the way. and he has done so here. Beef Franks oa'ilma^.ii .i 9 PUVORS W l V venture iniand and explore other produce vaccine for the OAwtcaYOvAc caNTiaoa f l a y CUT! Q — What is the Veterans Before leaving the “Ocean State,” Just up the coast the picturesque historical sites are advised that SIOILiKI lOASr A PIHWAY SLICID village of Rockport offers refuge to proposed national swine flu Corned Beef Briskets LI. ICE MILK "(SaTw* Administration Silver however, do not forget to dock at the automobile rental facilities are LONiOl Bologna COOKtO Salami i l 99' Recovery Program? all. If a strong easterly wind is inoculation program. SAVE ® o f if historic city of Newport, occupied by available at ports all along the Officials of the Health, •MIL 'A — A cost reduction biowing, though, it is probably safer ON PURCHASE OF $3.00 OR MORE HHouLDiai LB. FRIED FILLET ■ A TTia iD FkI l 99 the British during the Revolution. coastline. Veal Patties M program to reclaim silver to put in at another port. Visitors will Education and Welfare Colonial Bacon i!;* *1.49 TOP PROST • 1N*^o PLORIOA Newport is the state’s tourist mecca Aithough oniy five of the six New department met Monday contained in X-ray and is the home of both the Newport like the small shops along Bearskin England states border on the coast, ORANGE JUICE 5ca*h.1 Neck, and be sure to bring along a with manufacturers and in FRESH MEAT solutions and film. to Bermuda yachting classic and the Vermont also has its waterways. amwB BTm surers 0 a possible liability IIIP LAAU-PORK-VIAI OR POULTRY i RAOU Q — Is moving from a America’s Cup challenge race for 12 camera to photograph motif No. 1, (FROZEN AND CANI|H)MEATS NOT I N C L U D E D ) i B O l l l | Beautiful Lake Champlain is a mecca agreement to allow the ICED TEA FRESH, FRESH DAIR YI FRENCH FRIES PKOS.D9 B.A. program to a M.A. meter yachts. the old red fisherman’s shack that is WITH THIS COUPON X) ro & D i ^ T , GO O D THRU I for boatmen and should be included vaccination program to I COOKING program considered a reputed to be the most photographic 501 M i n i . LIMIT O N ^ ^ P O N H R FAMILY. j TT TROPICANA-110% FLORIDA on the Bicentennial-minded sailor’s proceed. change of program under spot in America. itinerary. 1 SNACK TRAY JENO'S 99' LIPTON U OZ. CAN SAUCE ORANGE the GI Bill? A — No. Generally, it is ITALIAHOR FRIHCH lOZ. BOTTLE POUND CAKE ^*,! 99' considered normal On second thought JUICE (MR'TON 1 LIGHT 'N LIVELY progression. PFEIFFERS • OZ..OUZID » l.a a DONUTS ^^^kton ON II OZ..JNLLV 69' •Q — 1 have been atten SAVE COTTAGE 0 0 0 ding scliool under the GI By Jan Warren TOP FROST hummed happily to myself OKI PURCHASE OF $2.00 OR MORE I DRESSINGS ' Bill. Will the VA send me a course, John would have to O ut to buy a new thermos 39 CHEESE COFFEE CREAMER 4 CNNTOHS * W21'urin fur my income tax a little later as I loaded the find a substitute for his because ours was leaking ALL v a r ie t ie s FOOD CLUB ■ TOP PNOIT return? dishwasher. “We’ll just paper route. lemonade all over the PKO. OP I ( i | H Q NINE b u f f e t SHARP WHITE BREAD DOUGH I L I. LOAVtS I . I A — No. VA benefit drop everything and go! The rest of the day was a counter. DELICATESSEN PEA BEANS TOP PROST payments are nontaxable. Like a band of gypsies.” whirlwind. I managed, Shortly after 5 p.m. the * I THIS COUPON A T FOOD AAART. GOOD THRU BAM }| OZ. CAN CHEDDAR STICKJ'tiVh99' CANS ■ ■ M OZ. POLY lAO And away we go! At that moment Ebony after three phone calls to door burst open and there 25 . JULY 31. LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. LIVES fO l. CAN yCORN OR PEAS began to bark and I was locate a kennel that had was my husband. O A Y U . ALL FLAVOHi LUCKY WHIP TOPPINO 63' KRAPT•AOID reminded of a few things it room for Ebony. I baked “Is everyone ready?” he DRINK MIXES ■HmOMI 8 *1. Editor'fi note! During some gear in the car and HEALTH i BEAUTY AIDSI would be difficult to "just the cookies, canceled the asked, grinning with ap UHoaawooe SWISS CHEESE 99' aiOUUR OR MIHT , the month of July while head for the hills. Can’t you drop.” appointments and asked proval at the napsacks and oicah Jan Warren Is' gelling just fell that cool, clean DEVILED HAM ‘" 49* PINK wGALLON C Q c CREST TOOTHPASTE TUU 89' “What am I going to do my neighbors to let the picnic cooler waiting by GRAPEFRUIT c o h t a ih iaI 0 9 settled in her new home OUD j u i c r ‘ CONCINTRATI • mountain air?” With that with you?” I asked Ebony. repairman in. the door. DORMAN in .Mississippi, the Herald SAVE TODDLERS he thumped his chest and “ And the cat? And, oh When the kids came As the car backed down SANDWICH BAGS M CKAOI 59' PORT DE SALUT PR ELL SHAMPOO >oitu» *1.29 will re-run some of her turned to us. dear,” I cried suddenly home I made out a list of the drive, I made a quick ON PURCHASE OF $2.00 OR MORE OOAMAH « OZ. PKO. old columns. Jan will The kids, who were still PAMPERS L Y S n i d e o d o r a n t houhci a q c remembering, “the repair jobs for the boys and got mental check; stove off, b l O U L CLEANER coHTAiHia OD begin writing again on 13 COUNT PKG. DANISH TILSITER 69‘ PRELL SHAMPOO noV*;i?TL.*1.29 bleary from sleep, were so man is coming tomorrow the girls to help me with iron off, lights off, windows the first Wednesday in overwhelmed by their to fix the oven.” FRESH PRODUa liOUHCl CQ c antiperspirant ‘ oi q q c August. the laundry so we’d have closed, key at the bWei^D c r u m b s COHYAINia M m X R I N E SECRET father’s enthusiasm, they A quick glance at the WITH THIS COUPON A T FOQO MART. GO O D THRU tCHORR O C U n c i DEODORANT something clean to throw neighbors, cat out. Then I • . a FOOD CLUa. SMALL didn’t come up with a calendar reminded me that SAT.. JULY 31. LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. 1 2 “Let’s take off for the in our napsacks. collapsed against the car 251 TOMATOES single objection (even our I was committed to make WHOLE BEETS LISTER INE MOUTHWASH MITLI •1.39 weekend,” said my hus Planning the food was a seat and closed my eyes. teen-agers). And 1, who am cookies for a Scout bake band at breakfast last major undertaking for “This is the way to go! always ready to escape, sale, that Sara had a den OFFERtO f o r s a l e n o t AVAUABIF IN CA$E LOTS OR TO OTHER RETAIL DtAlERS OB WHOLtSAltHS LET A HERALD Friday. “The minute I get nothing builds up appetites Right mom?” said my hus thought it was a fantastic tist appointment, Tom a CLASSIFIED AD home from work, we’ll like good clean mountain band patting me fondly. idea. tennis lesson, Kate a RING YDUR CHIME8I drop everything, throw air. And, at the very last' “No fuss. No mess. Just “ Dum de dum,’’ I baseball game, and of minute, I had to send Tom drop everything and go.” 410 WMMIlldlt Tpke. Mandiester 419 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST MANCHESTER PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., July 28, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., July 28. 1976— PAGE TWENTY-FIVE ■ t ■ MID SUMMER SAVINGS SPREEI ALL STORES OPEM TIL 10 P.M. For your saving and shopping convonionco aii A&P stores wiiiboopon oach night tit 10 P.M." with Supor bonus couptns Como soo and onjoy groat savings on popotar items. * Stores normally open 24 hours or until midnight will remain open the usual store hours. Super ADVERTISED ITEM POLICY; Each of these advertised items is required to be readily available for sale at or below the advertised price in each A& P Store, except as specifically noted in this ad. IN CRY-O-VAC FRESH - WILL CUT FREE OF CHARGE Bonus M O lb. size Whole Brisket lb. REEF ROUND RONELESS ROASTS Bottom Round # ■ AN EXTBA ^4.60 WITH COUPONS REEF CHUCK - CUT FROM SHOULDER f* ~ c E t~ipE ~ PBicTt7iii5r ~ ~cT>"io T r*■mcMwiiHr' •‘"p^rTw iior*»~ r~ T riiio tT palcTtTxior H ffnit7.fi HALF GALLON PWCMKUCUNM U.8.D .I. mSPECTEO BEEF CHUCK UNDERBLADE lb. Minute Maidi f i a i u you London Broil Fresh Chicken Legs t DELI - FEATURES FRESH U.S.D.A. INSPECTED MEAT Beneless U Orange Juice'"49* -ft AVAILABLE AT STORES WITH SERVICE DELI DEPTS. Armour Franks LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. VALID JULY 25-31.1976 Box-0- SMITHFIELDOR ALL600D €SiW STORE SLICED Chuck W i^i^lO E ^P ^^P J I^^n jC ^P P lO f •P«ICE4PPI0C • PP-CE 4 PMIOI J Chopped Ham or Sliced Bacon fT “ cTiT mide "pRrcTiTSiDE * PRicTiTpior * ^rrpiwoi" •"wcETpoior"•'^oiTpiBoi* pSIcTI pStoT n CANNED • IMPORTED ■miizji Sliced Pastrami Chicken steak MARVEL ALL FLAVORS i| CONTAINS: Plumrose Ham can YOUR 3 LEG QTRS. Half Gallon 3 BREAST QTRS. CARANDO YOU PAY CHOICE )ilb . 3 NECKS - 3 WING Ice Cream i 3 SETS OF GIBLETS 4 5 ^ Polish Kielhasa KOSCIUSKO 0 9 :i LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. MEAT OR BEEF GARLIC • GERMAN OJBI VALID JULY 25-31.1976 IN WATER U! GRAPE. ORANGE, CHUNK LIGHT AND FRUIT PUNCH A&P Sliced Bologna r FROZENrnutcw * - ncQuuin REGULAR un OR riniv PINK . PRiCEiPPtOE • PRiCE4PPtOC • PRiCE4PPID€< PWCEAPOmi » PPiCEAPPtOC • PR*CE 4 PPlOE • PRCE 4 PPIOI w niTJi FOn SALADS X A&P GRANULATED iw anMKii Veryfine OR COOKING X Seneca Lemonade 5 »o9^ 22 YELLOW. CHOCOLATE, DOUBLE CHOCOLATE - FROZEN ■ ■ A 5 Pound Fruit Drinks YOU /Urisco ^ Sara Lee CtHiGakes v 7 9 * Sugar PAY 6'/i oz. LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. FROZEN - DELICIOUS ■ VALID JULY 25-31.1976 can AP2 \^ 4 P ^ Sara Lee Pound Cake °V'99^ PRICE4PP10E • ^ I C E ^ I I I O E • PP*CE & PPlOE ^ P P > C E 4 PPtOE • P P|CE4PeiOC • PPCE 4 PPlOE • p p