The weather Inside today . -i Partly sunny today, highs mid 70s to 80. Fair tonight. Lows around 60. Sunny Area news 12-13 K itchen...... 19 Thursday, high 75-80. National weather Classified .. .13-16 Obituaries . .18 forecast map on Page 14. C om ics...... 17 People ...... 19 Dear Abby . 17 Sr, C itizen s...... 7 ‘The Bright One** Editorial . 4 Second Thought 19 TWENTY.9IX PAGES F a m ily ...... 20 S p o rts...... 10-11 TWO SECTIONS ‘ MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 8, 1978 - VOL. XCV, No. PRICEi FH-TEEN CENTS Antiabortionists hostile Carter " By LEWIS LORD ban them, told reporters that the sensitivity in the Ford White House. United Press International federal government last year He said FBI Director Clarence Jimmy Carter, who had financed 300,000 abortions although Kelley should have been fired for experienced nothing but friendly President Ford opposes the accepting gifts and services from welcomes in his first two days of operations. subordinates. campaigning, is starting to encounter “I don’t think there’s much Pewje teve a right to ask, he said hostility as a result of his position on difference between my position and in Philadelphia, that “if the big shots abortion., his,” Carter said. “He’s not an abor in Washington get by with it, why As the Democratic presidential tionist. I’m not either,” can’t I?” nominee spoke in a Lutheran church While Carter jetted about the “From the top on-down, you got to in Philadelphia Tuesday, right-to-life Northeast, speaking in New York, have a commitment to the control of demonstrators marched outside Connecticut and Pennsylvania, Ford crime,” Carter said. “When you see holding a child’s coffin with a sign remained in the White House in line Richard Nixon lying and cheating reading “Abortion Is Murder." with a strategy 4>f staying busy on and when you see the head of the FBI When Carter flew from presidential affairs. breaking a little law and staying Philadelphia to Scranton, Pa., he was Ford told ABC-TV that Secretary there, what sort of inducement is greeted at the airport and his hotel of State Henry Kissinger can stay in that to young people not to break the by several hundred supporters and the Cabinet “as long as he wants to.” law?” critics, the latter carrying antiabor He said Kissinger “may have been a S'en. Walter Mondale, Carter’s run tion signs reading “To be born again, problem in the primaries” but he ning mate, told union members in one must first be born” and “True doubts that Carter will make Los Angeles that he and Carter will m ' Christians respect life.” Kissinger an issue because be has a put Americans back to work by Carter, who has said he personalty high approval rating in the polls. easing the availability of private con opposes abortions but wouldn’t sup Carter pursued the twin themes of struction money and speeding up port a constitutional amendment to morality in government and lack of public works programs. New students greeted at regional center
i, Norman Fendell (ceater, holding papers), director of the Regional Occupational Training Center, welcomes students to the new facility as Manchester schools opened today for the Arbitrators vote 4% pay hike 1976-1977 school year. The training center, a trade school for special education students, has an initial enrollment of 81 students, 43 from Manchester and 38 from surrounding towns. At right, Town Building Committee Chairman Paul Phillips and Manchester School Supt. James for school administratorsi Kennedy watch the arrivals. (Herald photo by Pinto) By DOUG BEVINS cussed privately by school board 1976-1977 and 5 per cent in 1978, Herald Reporter members Monday, Asst. School Supt. Secretaries are getting a 5 per cent A three-member arbitration panel Wilson Deakin said. The ad increase in 1976-1977 and will bargain has voted 2-1 to recommend salary ministrators have already reviewed for a new contract next year. The. increases of 4 per cent in 1976-1977 the recommendation but haven’t nurses’ settlement was for increases commented on it. Few opening day problems and 5 per cent in 1977-1978 for of 5 per cent in each of two years, and Manchester school administrators Officials say the award doesn’t custodians settled for 4.5 per cent the and principals. carry much weight because it was a first year and 5 per cent the second. ’The dissenting arbitrator, Russell split decision. If either side rejects The tentative agreement with Pogt of Canton, called for a 1976-1977 the award, negotiations will have to teacher aides is for 5 per cent in 1976- begin again. reported in local schools increase of 3.5 per cent for elemen 1977, with a new contract due next tary school administrators and 3.25 The administrators group, year. Fendell, who spearheaded the necessary. An enrollment total won't per cent for secondary school ad representing about 30 employes, is Salary was the primary dispute in By DOUG BEVINS eight-year effort to establish the be firm for a few days, he said. ministrators, and a 1977-1978 in the only school employe bargaining the administrators contract talks. Herald Reporler center, said he spent a sleepless "It was an extremely smooth crease of 4 per cent for all. unit which hasn’t reached a contract The school board asked ad Manchester public schools opened night worrying about the first day, opening," Kennedy said, “and better Post was the arbitrator selected by agreement this year with the school ministrators to accept an increase of today for the 1976-1997 school year but everything went smoothly. than any in the recent past.” the Manchester Board of Education. board. less than the 4.75 per cent given with fewer problems than in the past. Phillips, who kept watch on con Most past problems involved The other arbitrators were Donald J. Contracts have been ratified with teachers, contending that local ad School Supt. James Kennedy said. struction of the facility at Wetherell ongoing construction programs, par Dineen of Windsor, appointed by the teachers, secretaries, nurses and ministrators are already much The highlight of the first day of St. and Hillstown Rd., said the ticularly in the junior high schools, school administrators, and Universi custodians. Tentative agreement has better paid than their counterparts in school was the opening of the building will be completed in about a Kennedy said, but that work was ty of Connecticut Professor Wiiliam been reached with teacher aides but the Hartford area. Administrators Regional Occupational Training week. Installation of some equip finished last year Roe, selected by agreement of both that contract hasn’t been signed. reportedly sought an 8 per cent in Center, a trade school for special ment in the woodworking shop and sides. The teachers contract calls for crease, contending they have more education students from Manchester “touching up” a few odds and ends The arbitration award will be dis salary increases of 4.75 per cent in experience and more responsibilities and surrounding towns. are all the work remaining. Defector given 1976-1977 and 5 per cent in 1978, that their counterparts. Kennedy and Town Building Com Eisewhere in the Manchester mittee Chairman Paul Phillips joined school system, Kennedy said there U. S. asylum Director Norman Fendell in opening were a few, expected transportation TOKYO (UPI) - A Soviet Air the training center to students this problems and one or two areas of Force lieutenant who fled his country morning. The $1.4 million facility, concern for size of elementary school in a top secret MIG-25 fighjer 0lane Peck defeats party choice about 99 per cent finished, is con classes. will leave Japan' for asylum in the sidered the first of its kind in the The transfer of South School United States Thursday, a Japanese country, they said. students to jMartin School and government spokesman said today. By GREG PEARSON the elderly, went overwhelmingly for He credited hard work as part of Highland Park School appeared to go Peck, 178-36. Peck also lived on the reason for his win. Pointing to a Initial enrollment at the state- Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary Herald Reporter well, although one class at Martin Sumimasa Umemoto said 1st Lt. McKee St. in that area for 25 years. new pair of shoes, he said, “I wore financed center is 81, with 43 School had too many students, “The grass root Republicans have Viktor Ivanovich Belenko. 29, will Mrs. Mercer, who was the party one pair out.” students from Manchester and 38 Kennedy said. spoken,” a smiling Fred Peck said depart from either Tokyo Inter shortly after the final returns came endorsed candidate, ran well in her “TTiere’s no substitute for personal from area towns. Nearly all of the Kennedy said school ad national Airport or the U S. Air in Tuesday night. The “words” of home district. District Five, winning contact and going door-to-door,” he students arrived on time, at 8 a m., ministrators are keeping a close by a 155-119 margain. She was only said. and seemed happy with their new watch on enrollments and will make Force Base at Yokota, 25 rtiles west those Republicans meant that he will of downtown Tokyo. serve as the party’s registrar of able to wip two other districts, Mrs. Mercer felt the date of the school. adjustments in some classes if voters for the next tour years. however, (Districts Four and Nine.) primary might have hurt her more Peck, who has been the Republican Although the incumbent. Peck was than Peck. registrar since 1960, defeated Marion the one who had to force the primary. “Mothers with children, these are Mercer 961-693 in Tuesday’s primary The Republican Town Committee the people who would vote for me,” Today’s news summary for the registrar’s position. met on July 30 and endorsed Mrs. she said. Tuesday, many of those Mercer for the registrar’s position, mothers were busy getting ready for Strong support for Peck from the Complied from United Press International senior citizens was cited by both can 44-18. the opening of school today and were Peck, however, decided to petition unable to vote, she said. didates as a major factor in his win ding site appears darker than the for a primary. He received 788 She said there is no bitterness National ning. District Eight, which includes State bright orange sky over Viking I's signatures, almost double the total about the loss. the Bluefield Dr. housing project for WASHINGTON - A federal Chryse desert indicating perhaM needed, by the Aug, 13 deadline. “We’re all Republicans. We all NAUGATUCK - About 3,600 now have to work together for the striking member^ of the United judge has ordered former Nixon it has less dust same purpose — a victory in the elec Rubber Workers at Uniroyal aide John Ehrlichman to start tion in November," she said. Rubber Co. have voted near un serving time in prison next week SAN CLEMENTE. Calif - Republican Town Chairman animous approval of the three- Ehrlichman was sentenced to a Today marked an anniversary for Thomas Ferguson, who backed the year contract which ended their term of 20 months to five years Richard Nixon, but it was doubt candidacy of Mrs. Mercer, also said 20-week strike. The new pact for his involvement in a 1971 ful there would be any celebra the primary would not cause any bad could raise wages 36 per cent and break-in at the office of Daniel tion Two years ago today, Nixon feelings in the party. tire prices 16 per cent, the com Ellsberg's psychiatrist was granted a pardon by Presi “I’m sure I can accommodate pany said. The average URW dent Ford for any"<*rimes com myself to work with Mr. Peck,” worker now gets $5.50 per hour, SAN ANTONIO, Tex - Luis mitted as president Nixon had Ferguson said. plus $3.55 an hour in benefits. Echeverria, the balding, bespec resigned a month earlier “If he works as hard at his tacled president of Mexico, registrar’s position as he did at win BRIDGEPORT — Samuel J snatched protest signs from two International ning the primary, we’ll have a Tedesco. 60, was scheduled to be pickets protesting Mexico's DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania — helluva registrar,” he said. sentenced Thursday as the first prisons sitting Superior Court judge in Secretary of Stale Henry He added that the primary was not Kissinger's lop aide on African af a vicious one and would create in state history convicted of a HACKENSACK, N. J. - An in fairs, William Schaufele arrived terest, rather than divisiveness, felony He was convicted June 29 vestigation of the "black market " today to brief President Julius of notarizing a false signature on baby business has resulted in the toward the party. Turnout for the N'yerre on U S peace initiatives primary, almost 20 per cent, was a liquor permit for a country club indictment of seven persons, in in southern Africa and pave the higher than expected. partly owned by his family. He cluding five lawyers, who alleged- way for an expected visit by the could be jailed for three years, ly'kold infants to adoptive parerits The primary for registrar in secretary next week Manchester resulted in the same out fined $1,000 and removed from the at prices up to $5,000 come as a similar race in East Hart bench ford. NEW YORK - Some of the .ItiHA.NN'ESHUHG South Africa Fire bombers in the all Harry M. Borst, East Hartford’s dozens of FBI agents ordered by Regional black township of Soweto today Republican registrar for 21 years, an appeals court to testify about burned down large sections of a did not receive the'party’s endorse BOSTON — Tight security will illegal FBI burglaries m New ment to run again, but he still be imposed at the trial of Susan York may circumvent that order hostel for migrant workers, killing at least two black defeated party-endorsed candidate Saxe, formerly on the FBI's most under an agreement with the tribesmen, police reported Four Mary Finnegan 607-173. wanted list and charged with FBI's parent government agency, persons were shot to death Voting in Manchester’s ten dis murder and bank robbery Jury of the Justice Department Sworn Tuesday in demonstrations in tricts went like this: District One, selection in the trial will begin .statements are among the alter Capetown and a fifth was killed in * Mercer 31, Peck 7A; District Two, next Wednesday natives to p^fsonal testimony Soweto Mercer 72, Peck 123; District Three, before a grand jury which are J Mercer 64, Peck 76; District Four, MANCHESTER, N H -School being considered Mercer 116, Peck 80; District Five, bells summoned pupils for the BEIRUT, Lebanon — Leftist The happy winner Mercer 155, Peck 119; District Six,. new school year today and rightist gunmen battled in the In case you can’t tell, this man was the winner in Tuesday’s Mercer 68, Peck 78; District Seven, everywhere in New Hampshire PASADENA. Calif - One of Arab League's "green line" primary for Republican registrar of voters. Fred Peck flashes Mercer 44, Peek 95; District Eight, except its largest city, where the first tentative discoveries of buffer zone today, forcing Sudanese peacekeeping troops to the smile of a winner after learning he had beaten Marion Mercer 36, Peck 178; District Nine teachers went on strike Tuesday the Viking 2 spacecraft on Mars is in a pay dispute that the sky over its Utopia lan withdraw partially. Mercer by a 961-693 vote. (Herald photo by Dunn) Mercer 64, Peck 51; and District Ten, Mercer 43, Peck 87. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, M^chester, Conn.. Wed.. Sept. 8, 1^6_PAGE THREE PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Wed., Sept. 8, 1976 High school credits offered KODAK-POLAROID NEW COMEDY RIOT "PLAZA DEPT. STOREH (Yta H m A Ye M m ) AGENCY “ THE BIQ m \ .This fall the Manchester Adult same — .5 high school credits per bank, library or the Municipal NoHm Directors take no* action Q[i;:\THEATRES EAST N u n to Frank’s t unamwrkaR PG • 7:10 A 0:10 ) DISCOUNT PRICES Evening School, in addition to its course (except physical education Building. Students who are presently hat MMdto Tpku.linolMttir / regular progran), will be offering which will Be worth .2 credits and enrolled at Manchester High School OBSESSION ARTHUR DRUG some high school courses for driver education which w ill be must sign up with their guidance your worth .3 credits). J KTUMOFTK^PMITKIIp Manchester High School credit. counselors at the high school. on rehab loan policies REOPENS These courses will be open to adults, Participants can take one or two of Interested adults may also sign up K B iB il I LOVE AMD DMTH_ high school students and non-high these courses per term but no more at the regular adult school in-person « J lll I—^ By GREG PEARSON Vernon’s rehabilitation loan ad Willhide, had a different criticism of HARRY A WAITER Hao OVEH school graduates. than two. registration Tuesday, Sept. 14, from What'a. New In School Supplieaf GO TO NEW YORK BURT REYNOLDS Each course w ill meet for three There are no fees for Manchester 6:30 to 8 p.m. in the high school Gallery llrrald Repurlrr ministrator on a 50-50 basis at a cost Mason. IN He referred to other programs hours per week for a period of twelve residents taking these courses. cafeteria. No registrations will be See It ALL At Plaaal •Members of the Board of Directors of $5,000 per year. Vernon is willing FRIDAY Man Floor Wstkms Bros 935 Mavi S( Uimr.hester "GATOR" PQ weeks. The only exception is physical However, non-residents will be accepted after Sept. 15. • NOTEBOOKS . • BK PEN BUDGET KA(MaS spent over an hour Tuesday night to go along with such a plan. 3) Hire developed by Mason and said, ” I see 7:20 A 9:20 Course offerings: Values clarifica firing questions at Alan Mason, an individual through HUD under an lots of snowballs rolling down the 6 4 9 - 9 3 3 3 education which w ill meet for two required to pay a tuition fee of $20 FOUWS •CMYOU -SCOTCH TAPE director of human services, about the Inter-Personnel Governmental Act hilt. I think you’re building one heck REGULAR *2 ADM. hours per week for eleven weeks. per course. tion, current events, driver education • FRIER PAPER • a m rs GLUE • ERASERS G86 (IIT 91 -fOUOW BURNSIOr '
Hospital notes Yale welcomes 1,306 first year students Carter tells EB, workers Navy keystone of national defense GROTON (UPI) —Thousands of presidential nominee Jimmy Carter, wouldn't sit around without boats to Carter told .the workers from the defense of the nation, " said Carter, The first Tridents arc being built at submarine workers spent their lunch who said he would make sure they NEW HAVEN (UPI) - former California Gov. and who should be the qualities of mind, judg build. Electric Boat Division of General himself a former submarine com EB Rep Morris Udall of Arizona, Brewster defined a hour listening to Dem ocratic Yale University President Ronald Reagan, and Kate liberal arts education and educated for what." ment and spirit which have Dynamics exactly what they wanted mander who once served in Groton. who Carter narrowly* defeated iii Discharged Friday: Starkweather St.; Mark Kennedy Rd.; Christine Kingman Brewster Jr, Udall, the daughter of Rep. told the students to ignore Brewster said, "At its something to do with to hear Tuesday — that a strong Navy "The Navy is the first bulwark" of Connecticut's May 11 presidential Margaret Zanis, 354 Center Burnham, 141 Troy Rd.. South Hoover, 91 Welherell St.; Tuesday welcomed 1,306 Morris K.Udall, R-Ariz.. critics who would "play best, a liberal arts educa leadership." was the keystone of national defense. the nation's defen.se, said Carter, primary, was thought to have lost St.: Gertrude Mortensen, 33 Windsor; Catherine Janowiec, Thomas Till, 433 Parker St. first year students to the Their parents did not at tion does seem to develop Carter sandwiched a two-hour visit who told the 8,(X)0 persons outside the many voles in Groton because he op Division St ; Matthew Put God and decide how many Peterson upsets party choice 69 High Tower Dr . South Discharged Monday: Judith to this coastal City that bills itself as EB main gate that he felt like he was posed its construction. nam. 47 Walker St.; Christine start of classes at the Ivy tend. Windsor; George Labonte. Savage. Mansfield Depot; the "nuclear submarine capital of "back homc."- Carter worked the crowds, pum Gagnon. 928 Pleasant Valley League school. Miss Udall was among Storrs; David Douton, 80 Cheryl Hawver, 2C Thompson r the world," in between campaign Decrying what he said was an alar Rd.. South Windsor; Betty Bretton Rd ; Gerd Meyer. Among the Class of 1980 §13 incoming women at ping hands and asking children their Rd.; Florence Millette, 27 in bid to face GOP’s McKinney appearances in New York and Penn ming trend, Carter said, "Were names on arrival at Trumbull Air Martin. 141 Pine St ; George East Hartford Tanner St.; Lucy Clay, East candidates Were Ronald Yale, which went coed in Hebert. East Hartford: Reagan Jr.-, the son of 1969. i p i sylvania. seeing the Soviet Union bpild four port in Groton and speaking outside Also. Salvator Gattinella, Hartford; Donna Wilson, 56L tion represented the will of worried about the Angela Mac. 58 Division St.; his campaign theme. EB is one of the nation's largest submarines every time we build EB He was accompanied by a host of Springfield. Mass.; Ann Spencer St.; Albert T’S fl D&L FRli Geoffrey G. Peterson of the people in this con William Knie. Storrs; November election. The contest betwen makers of nuclear submarines and one." Democratic dignitaries Smith, 42 Ash Rd., South Nackowski, 38 Lockwood St.; Westport, having beaten Michelle Mangino. 272 Pierce Windsor; Janet LaMontagne, gressional district,” said "We'll kill him," he said. Peterson and Tisdale had virtually a ll of its work *- which Carter said he supported the T ri Democratic Gov Ella T. Grasso Pearl Parrish, Merritt Valley the party-endorsed can Rd . South Windsor. 14 Hunter Rd.; Carol Mitchell, Screens Peterson. “ Stew McKinney has racial overtones. ' creates jobs for 17,0(io persons in dent submarine program The Tri was l»oed by some workers, many of Rd.„Andover; Cynthia Ander-^ didate in the 4th Also. Marcia Perkins. Staf 2 Christine Lane, South Wind son, Stafford Springs; FLETCHER GLASS CO. Repaired... "For too long the con been in Washington for six The district, which in Connecticut — is tied to the defense dent is the Navy's new mammoth un whofti have expres-sed displeasure Congressional District ford Springs; Donna Kelly. 29 sor; Audrey Peck, Jacqueline Marshall, vention has dominated the years and has done ab cludes the plush New York industry. dersea boat which carries pricctag with her having ordy('ed state police Laurwood D r . Bolton; Eileen Over 2$ Yean of Exparlanca | OF MANCHESTER Democratic primary, Colchester: Paulette Willimantic. choice of the candidate of solutely nothing. He is a suburbs of Greenwich,' "The No. 1 responsibility of any projected at more than $1 billion per troopers to quell disturbances at an Feltham. 1506 Tolland Tpke.- Fletcher. Mansfield Center^ Also, Arthur St. Laurent, today faced an uphill fight the party. For the first very nice man, but he has, Stamford, Bridgeport and ship. PhilipJohnson. RD 3. Coven government is to guarantee the EB strike l^t year Clifford DeMerctiant. Storrs; East Harford; Austin Wilkie, Auto - Plata - Window QIaaa - MIrrora ■ Qlaaa against Republican incum time the people have had a done nothing for us,” Norwalk. It is 90 per cent try; Andrea Sheridan. 472 Old Linda Tetrault, Wall St., 57 Hartl Dr , Vernon , Albert . Furnitura Topa - PIctura Framing - FIraplaca A < bent Stewart McKindey. chance to choose their can Post Rd . Tolland; Margaret Peterson said in sounding white. Hebron; Richard Alton, 22 Caron, 80 Imperial Dr.; Ber Door MIrrora - Madicina Cablnata - Special Work Peterson Tuesday rolled didate, " he said. "We were Burnett. 88 Spruce St ; Hebron Rd., Bolton. nard Pruzansky, Brooklyn, up large margins virtually confident that if the people Kathleen F lem ing . 118E Discharged Sunday: Alfred N.Y. Tudor Lane. Donald Lisk. 108 LaPointe, East ^lartford; Collactor'a llama throughout the affluent had a chance they would Fairfield County district in Oakland St.; Andra Avens. 18 Alton Foss. 92 Brian Rd., Manchester 6 521 Oanlah Plataa choose someone other than The rather remarkable new Bolton Center Rd.. Bolton. South Windsor. John Sanson, Prealdanllal beating Charles B. Tisdale, the Bridgeport-dominated Also. Ronald Bunce. 6 Dacantara the first black ever to win machine candidate," he 50 Elm -St . South Windsor; \ Pulsar" that’s a calculator Leland Dr . Avis Dunn. RD 1. Patricia Csaszar. 1188 W. Mid (iately promoted' Nullna either major party's con said. Raproductlona Coventry; Richard Rossignol. dle Tpke ; Josephine Uzupes. NEW BRITAIN lUPI) vention endorsement Peterson received 8,800 and Time Computer" mt/mms' Estimates Gladly Given 50 I^ine St . David Harman. 22 414 Summit St.; Barbara —Thomas T. Gately has there, votes to 6,915 for Canterbury St.; Barbara* Open Thurs. & Frt. til 9 P.M. Jahnke, 48 Bissell St., John been appointed to a new Plaalica In Stock Peterson, a protege of Tisdale: carrying all but combined. Snow. 466 W. Middle Tpke.; Wierzchowski, 813 Center St.; Sat. til 9 P.M. position as vice president W” - 3/18" - Vx" Sen. Abraham Ribicoff, Norwalk, which has a large Jeffrey Reid. Enfield. Michelle Miner. 22C St, James 54 McKee SL, Manchester 7 0 Stock Shaata or said the results were a vic minority population. He No larger than a good-sized man's Discharged Saturday: Betty St. in charge of administration (Off Center SIreel) Cut SIzaa tory for the people over carried Tisdale's home of wristwatch. Adds . . . subtracts . .. divides Lumbra. 38 Stone St.; Also, Charles Caye, E a i at Stanley Works, tire-firm ^ P a t r ic ia H e tz e l. B3 announced Tuesday. Bridgeport's political Bridgeport, the largest city . .. multiplies ... figures percentages . . . ^ S n o m Hartford; John Faulds, 77 machine, which opposed in the district, 4,093 to 3,- tells the time, month, and date. his candidacy. 684. “ I think one of the major Despite McKinney’s CARRY differences was that I three terms in Congress, ® 9- S P iC M I I Lower bond didn't believe the conven Peterson said he wasn't bid denied WE NYLON BLACKWALL OUT BRIDGEPORT (DPI) - DOUBLE GIVE AND James Michael Klein. 38. S & H House and Senate Wheel Balance accused of the shooting WESTERN BEEF Reg. 22.99 J deaths of his former wife Special 650x13, SAVE! GREEN STAMPS F .E .T 1 7 7 ^ and her maid, failed to win 63 TOLLAND TPKE PHONI 643*1184 primary results reduction of his bond from WE MANCHESTER Complete Line of WE / K Each 735x14, Reg. 24.99 Groceries & Produce EVERY ,HA5TFORD(UPl) - of Bridgeport (endorsed m I y j .Wheel $250,000 to $50,000. 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Republican primary 135th — Richard Winokur of and labor included down the request at Klein’s & SUNDAY battles Tuesday for the Weston (endorsed Democrat) NOTICE Coupons must be presented for axlra stamps 825x14, Reg. 28.99 HI EA. arraignment Tuesday on beat Rita Sleinberger of West- WE WE Connecticut House and 150 Assorted per Store, No Rain Checks two counts of murder in Senate: port, 446-354. 136th — Julia Belaga, of connection with the June 2 SENATE Westport'(endorsed GQP), shooting deaths in STAMP-O-RAMA & BONUS BEEF SPECIALS 28th — Myron Ballen of Greenwich I Fairfield (endorsed GOP) beat Marilyn D Klemish of Zarrilli told ' the New beat John Murren of Fairfield. Westport, 800-495. WELL TRIMMED TAILLESS 139th — Edward J. Zamm of ACTUAL LOW PRICE-HI6H milTY York City garment district 1.792-1,763. GIVE East Norwalk (endorsed SIZE executive there was a HOUSE Democrat) beat William 4th — Abraham Giles (in Performance 78 reasonable chance for con- PORTER- 1 7 9 LaFontaine of East Norwalk, v ic tio n based on cumbent endorsed Democrat) 241-238. SIRLOIN 1 ? defeated Leonard G. Frazier, Now in stainless steel case preliminary evidence and 15lst — Em il V. Benvenuto Heavy Duty 426- 254. and bracelet $550 Nylon Blackwall ruled tbe higher bond was HOUSE 1 Ik of Greenwich' (endorsed WE 6th — George Ritter (incum OEM Styled Muttler ■ proper " GOP), defeated Elizabeth bent endorsed Democrat) Klein was held in the Spaulding of Greenwich, 1,142- Until you press the 0 key, you have a Pulsar that tells STEAKS W/FULL TENDERLOIN beat Peter C. 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Includes memory function and floating decimal, REG SALE Joanne Kim Klein. 32. a Mufllerstofit most cars 37th — Richard Murphy of newspapers in the nation. it today. former model and her TIP 1 2 ’ E78xl4 2 25 SAUSAGE 9 9 ' Oakdale (challenger) beat maid. Martha Lema. 28. of Kenneth A. Leary of Niantic, Columbia. South America, HOT or SWEET G78xl4 2 55 459-446. P u l s a r dead in the $215,000 Klein ROASTS 50th — Robert B. McKay, of G78xl5 2 58 home Williimantic (challenger) Both had been shot FRESH LEAN beat endorsed Democrat "Jlfti ii ■ H78xl5 2 BO twice. Police said there Robert W Shortreed, 504-500. Shoor were no signs of forced en /59th — William Kiner of En try nor any indication of a field (challenger) beat en 917 Main Street robbery, GROUND CHUCK 7 9 ! i dorsed Democrat Harold F. Klein told police after Cadieux of Enfield, 698-469. the slayings he met his 72nd — Maurice B. Mosley DuPont WHOLE of Waterbury (endorsed) beat former wife to discuss David Brady of Waterbury, Rally Paste Wax financial matters the day 1,049-453. ? m m STEEL BELTED the bodies of the two BONELESS RIB EYES 73rd — Deputy House women were found. He and CUT AS DESIRED INTO DELMONICO STEAKS ______Majority Leader Natalie Rap- 10 oz. Reg. 1.89 Mrs, Klein were divorced. ~ BONLLtSSBONELESS MU paporl of Waterbury (en dorsed incumbent Democrat) Radial Whitewall ■ won over Michael C, Culhane, 1,217-1,208. TURTLE .Virlint's manager ^ SHOULDER CLOD ROASTS 9 9 1 ! ^ 75lh — William J. Scully Jr. Liquid Wax CARRY] NEW YORK (UPI) - J. of Waterbury (incumbent but ' $ Thomas Failla. of Hart-' BONELESS ■ 1 0 not endorsed, beat Brian W. BR78xl3 Monnerat of Waterbury (en ford, has been named Our Reg. 54.99 dorsed) and Jeremiah J. Reg- manager of editorial ser Hunihan of Waterbury, 861- F E T 2 11 vices lor American SHOULDER LONDON BROIL 1 ! ! ' 1.79 256-237. Airlines. 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Sydney Evans ol Bridgeport BWWmtJ imuiiniciuni and and Albert M Perrocco ol 1145 TOllBnO TUrnpiKO OpenLateEver,N«M 643-5135 Except Sal til6PM 116 Cenitr SI. MtnchMtw, Bridgeport, 788-714-27g 130th — Edvi rd J Petrovick A MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed , Sept 1»76- PAGE ELEVEN PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., Sept. 8. KC losing grip League | Herald angle /G o o d G u y A w a rd ’ tag leaders- Batting Earl. Yost onAL West race National l.ea|(ur ->AB H Pet Sports Editor NEW YORK (UPI) dead from the word one." Milwaukee clobbered Morgan, Cin 412 140 340 to Tanner in net defeat — The Royals are Solaita, acquired on Cleveland, 17-4, ' Madlock, Chi 444 150 338 losing their grip in the waivers from Kansas City .A'a 4, While Sox 0 Griffey, Cin 486 163 335 in early July, came back to Oakland, bidding for its Oliver, Pit 416 136 332 AL West race. haunt his ex-teammates, sixth straight Western ti Maddox, Phil 470 154 328 FOREST HILLS,. N.Y. Tanner battled safely through out to make a ruling. Hare said sets Tuesday when a record total of Held to three hits by driving in Dave Chalk with tle. downed Chicago as Rose, Cin 565 182 322 California’s Don Kirkwood Foster, Cin 503 157 312 (UPI) — After three hours of three break points while serving at 4- Tanner had disagreed with Clark's 30,702 people filed through the iron a sacrifice fly in the first Mike Torrez pitched a four- Big weekend for golfers Nielsen Report there are 33,949,000 Tuesday night, the Royals Geronlmo, Cin 429 133 310, tennis players in the USA...Wonder 4 in the fifth set before Nastase fired call and therefore Hare was gates of the West Side Yennis Club, inning* and singling home hit shutout and Gene Manchester's biggest golfing event playing one of the greatest suffered their eighth loss in Garvey, LA 542 167 306 how many video viewers of tennis a winner down the line. Tanrier, overruling Clark. 14,418 at night. .-,1'.R .♦kWWSKwNer Tenace drove in three runs Montanez, All of the season will be coming up this matches in the history of the the last nine games, 2-1, 557 170 305 will agree that doubles is far more pausing briefly to look at the shot, Upset over all this, Clark sat with Manuel Orantes, the defending with two homers. The win Parker. Pit 443 weekend with the 30th edition of the U.S. Open -until 1 a.m. and watched their I A m erican 1 135 305 entertaining than singles play...One ran by it and off the court, straight to his arms folded and pouted. Play was champion, spotted 1971 titlist Stan was only the sixth triumph Manchester Open which will offer American League Western big reason for the success of World Wednesday monning, Hie the ice box. He opened up a soda resumed and Nastase served out the Smith two sets before tiring him out V. League . in the last 11 games for the $3,500 in cash or merchandise. Division lead over Oakland American League Team Tennis -this past season was Nastase won h ack ee fans and while the crowd booed the call. match, with the crowd continuing to with a bagful of shots to win 6-3, 6-,l, A s, but in that stretch they Amateurs ■ better than 200 - will play dwindle to five games as AB H Pet. that 60 per cent of the play was voice its displeasure. 2-6, 6-7, 6-1. Mike Easier, who singled have picked up four games McRae, KC 440 152 345 Saturday with professionals - more Roscoe Tanner got the all-time Sitting behind the baseline, ignored the A’s were blanking doubles because of crowd appeal. ''I never even thought the ball Second-seed Bjorn Borg narrowly and stole second despite a on Kansas City. Brett, KC 550 182 331 than too ■ taking over the course “Good Guy Award.’’ by umpire Merle Erwin and the WTT enjoyed its biggest .year at the would be called out, " Tanndr said. missed being upset by 15th-seeded Chicago, 2-0. Tony Solaita, pitchout, in the sixth in Orioles .5. Tigers .3 Carew. Min 526 174 331 M'onday. Top pro prize will be Nastase and Tanner, two of the players, was burly veteran linesman "It hit half on the line and according- Brian Gottfried, coming back from an ex-Royal, drove in both ning. Detroit's Mark Fidrych Bostock, Min 407 132 324 $1,(^...John Toner, UConn director gate with the average attendance most powerful servers in tennis, Adrian Clark, his left hand signaling just under 4,000 for each match. to the rules that's in. There was a two sets down and 0-2 in the third set of California's runs. Kirkwood, 6-10, has given lost his third straight game LeFlore, Det 527 167 .317 of athletics, reports it Costs $250 to fired missiles at each other for five the ball was out.- Four times Clark mark on the court. The way we to win 7-6, 6-3, 4-6, 4-6, 2-6. - In direct opposition to his up only two earned runs in and saw his chances for the Lyrin, Bos 470 147 313 film one football game's action. This gruelling, spectacular sets, running pointed outside the line and finally he G arr, Chi 447 140 313 Big Ten !\o.I played was to help each other out on Borg said he thought the long lecent approach to Kansas 24 2-3 innings this year Cy Young Award grow .year Division I, of which UConn is a up 25 aces between them on a slow, stood up and motioned City’s lo sin g w ay s, Rivers. NY 554 171 309 Big Ten football games in the first more dramatically to Erwin. calls. If you're going to be consistent, match might have been good for him. against the Royaj/S, and dimmer as he dropped to member, prohibits a division oppo ciay court. Klanager Whitey Herzog allowed only one 'Kansas Munson. NY' 530 160 302 six years of the 1970s have attracted you can't change your mind at break “Sometimes it's good to have tough 15-8. "The Bird” wasn't Carty, Cle nent from scouting. Instead, it's a But all the fine shots, all the Tanner and Nastase switched sides criticized his team. 473 142 300 57,760 paying fans for each game, the point." early matches the 20-year-old Swede City runner to reach se- helped by the error-prone gentleman's agreement to exchange brilliance of a match that produced a of Ihe'court but Clark continued'to “We’ve looked like cond base, Tigers, who comrqitted Iloiiir Runs highest recorded in any conference total of 339 points and a 7-5, 6-7,1-6, 7- "It was a great thing he did,"' said. “It strengthens you for later game films ... UConn head grid protest (he resumption of play. Clark either we're too scared to Jn other games, lour errors leading to three National League: Kingman. by the National Collegiate Athletic 6, 6-4 fourth-round victory for Nastase said. "I gave him points, on." coach Larry Naviaux reported straddled the line and the spot Where win or we don't know Baltimore edged Detroit! unearned Baltimore runs. NY 34. Schmidt, Phil 33. Association. Southeastern Nastase, was eclipsed by the con too. I would do the same thing he Chris Evert, the women's top-seed, the snap from center to the punter he thought the ball had landed and how, he said. "We had 5.3^ Minnesota blanked Wayne Garland, 16-6, Foster, Cin 29; Monday, Chi Conference schools rank No.2 during troversy of one call and the did." was the quickest winner of the day, must be executed in eight tenths of a the crowd chanted "out, out. " Final (Herald photo by Pinto) everyropportunity to win Texas, 1-0, New York scattered six hits and 28; Morgaq, Cin 27 this span with a 49,g70 average while sportsmanship of Tanner. The Nastase-Tanner duel was the breezing past Great Britain’s Sue second to be successful. The distance ly, referee Charlie Hare was brought this tam e but we were stopped Boston, 4-2, and snapped a personal three- American League: Nettles. is 13 yards...For years Manchester the Big Eight has lured 48,600 for third men's singles match to go five Barker, 6-1, 6-0, in 40 minutes. Ellington Ridge junior golf winners NY 25; Balt and Bando. Oak each of its offerings...The Ivy game losing streak 24; Jackson. Ball and Hen boasted at least one player with the Twins I, Rangers 0 UConn varsity football squad but League, in 141 games during this Chumpions in the various age groups in golf competition at drick. Clev 22 span, averaged 17,492 spectators with . Pete Redfern and Bill once again this fall no one is listed Marchibroda Kllington Ridge Country Club were the above. Left to right, Winners listed in youth play Campbell combined to shut from here. Skimming the surface, the Yankee Conference far down the 1 Paul Peraechio, 15-17; Patty Tanlillo, 13-17; Todd Salad, Runs Balled In list with an average of 8,138 spec out Texas, which saw National League: Foster. over the past 30 years some of the top '< 13-f4; Lisa Peraechio, 11-12; Bobby Kueza, 11-12; Kim G aylord P e rr y ’s con players out of Manchester who wore tators...Here's one vote for Butch back on job Winners in tennis play Doubles - John Kelly and Cin 114, Morgan. Cin 105, secutive scoreless inning Watson. Hou 89; Schmidt, Phil the blue and white UConn colors on Metzger of the San Diego Padres as Berglund, chip and putt; J.R. Clisham, 10 and under. during Junior Week at Andy Browne defeated streak stopped at 29 when 88, Luzinski, Phil 85 the football field were Bill Shaw, the' the top rookie performer in the Neipsic Club were as Scott Gottlieb and Alex BALTIMORE (UPI) - Ted in the third Steve Braun American League; L May. late Gus Gaudino, the late John National League this season. The follows: Britnell in 14 bracket. Marchibroda. who returned as head grounded into a fielder’s Balt 94. Chambliss and Mun Winzzer, the Mo[ir brothers, Fred relief pitching ace won 10 games Girls - Monica Murphy Craig antf Brad Easter- coach of the Baltimore Colts Tuesday choice to score Steve Brye son, NY 89, Yaslriem ski, Bos and Howard, A1 Rogers, the late before losing one and also had 13 won both the 16 and under brook downed Matt after resigning Sunday, said the im Standings Padres have number Brewers 17, Indians 4 and Mayberry. KC 85 Frank Rpbinson, jimmy Spoul, big saves... In Case You Didn't Know and 14 and under titles Winkler and Jim Rice in 12 portant thing now is to get his team Milwaukee set a club John Scarchuk. Department: Field goals in football defeating Pam Duke and group. ready for the weekend clash against record with 20 hits to rout were once worth five points. New England. National League Diane Brown respectively. Chris Proctor won eight of Alston’s Dodgers and under title whipping Cleveland. George Scott Pitching Touchdowns didn't reach five points Mar.chibroda resigned after com Lea Demaresl won 12 East Brad Easterbrook led the attack with a three- Most \ iclorirs College gridders until 1898 and starting in 1912 a plaining of front office interference. winner for St, Louis, which and under defeating touchdown was six points. Field goal W L Pet. GB NEW YORK (UPI) victory was Freisleben’s run. first-inning homer and National League Jones. SD Bill Loika is working with 72 foot He said he was returning to the club Phila. 84 52 .6)8 first since Aug. 16 and clinched the victory with Daniella Duke. dropped to four points in 1904 and — John McNamara Boys - Randy St. Jean run-scoring single in the 20-12, Koosman, NY 18-8; Sut ball candidates at Central Connec with "full control of football matters PitU. 79 58 .572 514 raised his record to 9-12. two runs in the ninth in filth. Gary Beare, in his ton, LA 18-9, Carlton. Phil 16- ticut State College and the veteran three points in 19Q9. The first foot and one additional year added to' my New York 71 66 .518 13V4 was puzzled and Walt_ ning. The Cardinals batted downed Chris Moser in 16 balls wereVgg ^haped. The ball Johnny Grubb’s two-run first major league 5; Richard. Hou 16-14. coach feels that this year's scheduled contract. Chicago 63 75 457 22 Alston saddled but" singl* gave San Diego a 2-1 around and scored four and under bracket. American League: Palmer, became bullet-shaped in 1934 which St. Louis 60 73 .451 22W Scott Gottlieb topped appearance, went the dis- is the toughest in the school's "The most important factor is not both had essentially lead in the fifth and Jerry runs to tie the score at 4-4 Conference set tance for the Brewers, Balt 19-12; Tiant, Bos 17-11, history...Coach Carm Cozza is became harder to kick and passing Montreal 45 88 .338 37V4 in the sixth and then Fer Andy Browne in 14 and un Garland. Balt 16-6; Leonard. that Ted Marchibroda is returning the same reaction to Turner hit a two-run double BOSTON (UPI) - despite allowing 12 hits and looking over 78 gridders at Yale. In was popularized...,.The longest field but that the players remain W eal nandez drove in the tie der. KC 16-7, Figueroa. NY 16-8 goal in college play was a 65-yarder the San Diego Padres’ in the sixth. Steve Garvey Northeastern University two walks. less than one minute's time, Yale together," he said during a news con W L Pet. GB breaker in the seventh. by ode Jim Haxtall for Princeton hit his 12th homer for the will name a new athletic lost und tied for the Ivy League ference Tuesday at St Mary's Cincinnati 88 51 .633 mysterious success Mi’ts I I, Cubs 0 ' against Yale in 1882...Ed Lemieux, a Los Ang. 79 58 .577 8 Dodgers. director and unveil a championship the past two football Seminary, the training site for the against the Los Jon Matlack raised his fine Masters Division tennis player Houston 70 71 496 19 Cliff Johnson hit a two- Sent to Cubs revised policy for inter seasons. The Elis will start more team. "My first purpose at hand is to Angeles Dodgers. record to 15-8 with an in Manchester, scored back-to-back San Diego 65 76 .461 24 PITTSBURGH (UPI) - collegiate athletics at a HARTFORD POOL & PATH) sophomores than usual...Wesleyan have a good practice today and to get They just didn’t know eight-hitter behind a 16-hit victories in the CIAC state cross San Fran. 62 78 .443 2614 Veteran left-handed relief Wednesday press- con has 26 lettermen among its 50 grid ready for New England on Sunday." (Herald photo by Dunn I Atlanta 59 79 .428 l&'/i why. New York attack which in country run in 1942 and 1943 while a National pitcher Ramon Hernandez ference, it was announced hopefuls. According to the latest Neither Marchibroda nor General The Padres, fourth in the cluded homers by Leo studenf\at Hartford Public High. Tuesday's Results Tuesday was sent to the Tuesday. will install a 16x32’ Manager Joe Thomas expanded on Tracey Kasel limbers up on trampoline National League's Western League Foster and Mike Phillips New York 11. Chicago 0 Chicago Cubs by the the conditions established for St. Louis 7, Montreal 4 Division have a 10-5 record Foster drove in five runs inground-all extruded run double and Ken Pittsburgh Pirates for the Marchibroda s return to the club. Houston 10, Cincinnati 5 against the Dodgers this with his homer and two Boswell a three-run triple $20,000 waiver price. aluminum pool at dealers The head coach, who won Coach of San Diego 4, Los Angeles 2 season and Tuesday night singles and jJhn Milner as the Astros scored eight The Cubs claimed the 36- NOTICE the Year honors and led his team to a San Francisco 6, Atlanta 3 dealt Los Angeles’ faint tripled lor the Mets. Ray cost for display purposes. Brownes defeated (Only games scheduled) runs in the seventh inning year-old Hernandez after 10-4 recorxl and a division cham division-title hopes another Burris suffered his 13th to beat the Reds. Fred Nor he was' placed on Probate Court is open for pionship in 1975, resigned three days Today's Games blow with a 4-2 triumph. loss against 12 wins for conferences with the Tro’ tag Kasel goal^ irrevocable waivers “a few after owner Robert Irsay marched New York (Seaver 11-10) at The loss prevented the man, breezing along with a Chicago. judge from 6 30 P M to 8 in ASA nationals Chicago (Renko 7-7) 5-2 lead, presented Houston days ago," Pirates' P M. on Thursday nights ^ Call for review into the locker room at Pontiac Dodgers from picking up a Giants b, Hra\es .') M ontreal (B lair 0-0 and with its opportunity by General Manager Joe L Stadium and blasted the Colts for game on the first-place Gary Matthews' two-run Night telephone number Hannahs 0-0) at St, Louis walking three of the first Brown said. of your yard their loss to the Detroit Lions. 24-9. Cincinnati Reds, who were double capped a four-run 649-0445 It was a short stay, in Chattanooga, Tenn., for Brown's Tires in (Forsch 5-10 and Solomon 0- The transaction left the With the loss, their fourth in a row, beaten, by the Houston four batters he faced in the outburst against Phil the National Amateur Women’s Softball Slow Pitch Tourna 1), 2 seventh. Pirates without a left- William E. FitzGerald the Colts wound up with a 2-4 not on ski trail Philadelphia (Carlton 16-5) Astros, 10-5. Niekro in the fourth inning 6 4 6 -1 6 9 1 The Reds had taken their handed reliever lor the Judge of Probate ment. preseason mark. at Pittsburgh (Rooker 12-7 or "We don't exactly as San Francisco took a early lead with the help of remaining 25 games of the The locals. Connecticut cham The players rallied around the Medich 6-11), N dorfiinate them,” said two-garne lead over Atlan a two-run homer by Johnny season. > pions, bowed out in successive starts coach and demanded he be reinstated By LEN tl STKK Freestyle skiing is only about six skiing 1 reaily dug it, he stated. San Francisco (Nepper 0-0) McNamara. "At least we ta in its battle to escape the Bench and a solo homer by last Friday and Saturday in the dou Sponsored by Tom and Steve in a meeting Monday with General Herald Spoiisu riler years old and the tour Kasel is on was Before and after the tour, which lasts at'Los Angeles (Downing 1-1), didn't in the two previous West cellar Jim Barr went Tony Perez. Pedro Borbon, ble elimination play. Brown, the squad compiled, a 36-6 Manager Joe Thomas. brand new a year ago. Freestyle from January to April, he will coach N games we played them. We the distance and raised his Don’t ever call Tracey Kasel Atlanta (LaCorte 2-9) at San who took over for Norqpan The Minnesota Spooks notched a 5- season won-lost record, regaining the "An owner is allowed to do skiing is in three categories. There is freestyle skiing at Killington Ski play them just like we play record to 12-11 state title and winding up second best Diego (Griffin 7-6), N in the seventh.’suffered his 2 win over the Tires in the first test whatever he wants to do," said a “ski bum.” For that he is the ballet which is like figure skating Area in Vermont and out west. everybody else." in New England among women's Cincinnati (Billingham 11-9) third defeat for the Reds. and Houston. Tex., sent the locals to Thomas when asked if the scene not. where a specific routine is followed Soon he leaves for Salt Lake City, “I can't explain that any slow pitch entries. at Houston (Dierker 13-13), N St. Louis defeated Mon Don't be shut out when we're sold out the sidelines Saturday, 8-1. might be repeated this season. "I'm a professional skier," states Then there are aerials where a skiier Utah, where he will train at the n)»re than I can why we The fund-raising exhibition which treal, 7-4, New York routed Gail Shimaitis and Sharyn Young "If he wants to be on the sidelines, the December, 1974 Manchester High goes over two jumps performing American League are 9-3 over Pittsburgh, 10- featured Joan Joyce and the Connec University of Gymnastics. This in Chicago, 11-0, and San paced the locals with a total of three that's his prerogative," Thomas graduate and now a member of the gyrations, twisting and turning, in 2 over St. Louis or 11-4 over 1976-77 Whalers Home Schedule ticut Yankees, plus contributions cludes a lot of stretching exercises East Francisco beat Atlanta, 6- hits each in the two encounters. said. “If he wants to be in the locker Chevrolet American Freestyle Tour. the air. Finally there is mogule and on a trampoline. He has one of W L Pci. GB Houston," said Alston. from a number of local merchants 3, in the other NL games. There were 34 teams from 34 states room, that's his prerogative. He has "I'll sink or swim by the tour— let's skiing which is going down a steep the springy apparatuses in his New York 83 52 615 “It’s a year-to-year thing.,, and fans, helped raise the necessary Philadelphia and represented and it marked the third the right to do it, even if he's wrong hear it for the dog paddle, " he terrain containing a lot of bum.ps — . backyard on which he trained this Baltimore 64 Dave Freisleben pitched funds for the trip to Tennessee. Pittsburgh 'were not ODD EVEN time a Manchester entry qualified. Mr. Irsay owns the club." quipped. called mogules— which are produced summer. Cleveland 67 a five-hitter for eight in Days of Racing* Five members of Brown's played Tfie team wishes to express its ap Boston 72 scheduled. S EPT. 2 thru 11 si the Thomas said*the club was “happy by the skiers. Training will last until the end of nings with Butch Metzger 1. Sat. Oct 16 Quebec 2 Fri O ct 22 Houston previously in national play with preciation to all who helped stage the. Although he freely admits being Detroit 73 Cards 7, Expos 4 it's over with." There are five judges with their November when he will begin finishing up for the Dadres C incinn ati 4 T ues O ct 26 C innn natt Groman's Sports Shop of promotion last week at Fitzgerald able to live cheaply because of a Milwaukee 62 73 Keith Hernandez drove 3, Sat O ct 23 Field. V "I don't think this will affect the number of acquaintances on the cir scores averaged out. Kasel stated he tapering down for the circuit. The while Burt Hooton was the 5. Fri O ct 2^? Phoenix 6 Sat Oct 30 Birm ingham / Manchester. broke even financially the first year West in two runs, including the team. Things like this will regroup cuit, Kasel nevertheless IS a tour has been increased from four to loser for the Dodgers. The Northimpton, Me. 7. Wed Nov, 17 B irm ingham 8 Fn N ov 1 ‘1 W innipeg and had "a lot of fun." He was in W L Pet. GB FJLIR the team, " he said, “We're happy professional — an athlete who makes ' 10 meets (nine plus the finals) with Q, Sat Nov, 20 St Paul 10, Sat Nov 27 St Paul that Ted's back with us He had a vited to the finals last April at Kan. City 79 58 .577 his livelihood via his talent. prize money at each $30,000. Winners Oakland 74 63 540 11 Sun Nov 28 Indianapolis 12 Wed Dec 1 Calgary one-dav vacation" Heavenly Valley, Calif., and placed in each category get $3,000 with se Dec 4 W innipeg Kasel, 19. long, lean, white-haired Minnesota 70 70 .500 : 13. Fri. Dec, 3 Quebec 14 Sat 13th over-all (competing in all three cond and third place finishers getting Dec 1 I San Diego and a 1974 all-CCIL selection in Texas 63 74 460 Carew honored """" hool™ ! 15 Wed . Dec. 8 Houston 16 Sal events) and 29th in the point stan $2,000 and $1,000 respectively. The Calif. 62 76 .449 Birm ingham .soccer, has been flying down moun 17 T n Dec 17 Indianapolis 18 Sat Dec 18 ISelson accepts dings among 80 competitors. top competitor last year made $24,- Chicago 58' 79 ,423 ; for big week ON A NEW BICYCLE, or Sun |.in 2 San Diego Antitrust charges tainsides since age five. He was nur I 10 Sun. Dec. 2t? St Paul 20 000 not including publicity, adver T u e sd ay ' 1 Results job with Bucks tured on snow, skiing every weekend Kasel not.only competes but also is NEW YORK (UPI) - 21 Wed, Ian 5 C incinnati 22 Fn l.in 7 Quebec certified to coach freestyle skiing. tisements, etc. — “where the big New.York 4 Boston 2 23 Sat Jan 8 I^hoenix 24 Fn )an 14 Edm onton from Christmas to late March and money is," Kasel said-wishfully. Baltimore 5, Detroit 3 Five-time American of* Finley dropped MILWAUKEE (UPI) - Although He also teachps regular skiing, League batting champion HAVE YOUR OLD ONE 25. Sun Ian 16 St Paul 2o T burs |.in 20 Quebec whenever else possible. With the tour Milwaukee 17, Cleveland 4 he admitted he will “miss the Celtics something he got “bored with. I Being among the lop money REPAIRED AND 27 Sun Jan 23 (2 00) C iniinnati 28 Stm I eh 6 St Paul the traveling Kasel. who still calls winners. That's Kasel's goal. California 2, Kansas City 1 Rod Carew of the tremendously, " 14-year NBA veteran needed something to up my interest Minnesota Twins Tuesday SERVICED AT THE 20 T h urs Feb 10 W in nifx'g 30 Sat le b 12 Indianapolis home 33 Cole St , can .ski and make And don't ever call him a ''bum." Minnesota 1, Texas 0 CHICAGO (UPI) —\ federal court judge dismissed antitrust Don Nelson Tuesday accepted the job money doing it. (in skiing) and when I saw freestyle Oakland 4, Chicago 0 was named the AL's 31 T h u rs ■ Feb 17 Phoenix 32 I n I eb 18 B irm ingham of assistant coach of the Milwauke He’s a "pro." 34 Fn M ar 4 1 louston charges made by Oakland A’s owner Charles 0. Finley against 'Today'.s Games “Player of the Week" for BIKE 33 Wed M ar 2 San Diego Bucks. 35 Sun. M ar 6 Quebec 36 I n M ar 18 ( algary baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn, but set a trial date on Chicago (Gossage 8-14) at the period August 30-Sept. Wayne Embry, a vice president Oakland (Bosman 4-1), N 6 on the basis of 14 hits in 30 37. Sun M ar 20 Calgary 38 Thurs M ar 24 f.d m onton whether Kuhn had the authority to ban the sales of three A's and general manager for the Burks, Minnesota (Redfern 4-7) at trips to the plate. SHOP 30 Sat M ar 2o India napolis 40 Su n M ar 27 i2 001 \ dm onlon players. said Nelson has been given a two- Dick Tidrow adjusts Texas (Boggs 1-4), N Carew, winner ol the last U S Distjct Court Judge Frank sion Peter Bleakley, handling year contract with the team and has California (Ross 7-15) at four league batting titles in " We Slock: TAKARA, PUCM, BEACON, McGarr Tuesday threw out three Kuhn's case, .said throwing out the already started working with Head NEW YORK (UPI) - Dick Kansas City (Fitzmorris 15- a row, spurted during the Your First 20 Games Must Be ODD or EVF.N Tidrow retired the side on two Chris Chambliss belted a two-run 10), N olusGARaUMOPEDS. counts of Finley's seven-count suit, antitrust charge reduced the damage Coach Larry Costello, Tidrow says he’s finally pitches, inducing Rick Burlesop to triple and Oscar Gamble added a Cleveland (Eckersley 10-11) past week to move into the 647-1027 If Additional Games Are Desired,- saving it was "well established " , claim from $10.5 million to $3.5 ground into a third-to-home double race for the 1976 crown. Please Circle Came n's Above million as well as eliminating Windsor cut adjusted to the fact that he’s a two-run homer to account for New at Baltimore (Palmer 19-12), baseball was exempt from the an play and getting Denny Doyle on a York's runs. N His 14 hits included a pair I Finley's chance to claim attorney's relief pitcher, not a starter, titrust laws. He also dismissed FOXBORO. Mass. (UPI) — liner to right. Milwaukee (Augustine 8-91 of doubles and a triple, ISO Spruce St., Manchester fees and costs Chambliss’s triple came in the first allegations by Finley he had not Veteran tight end Bob Windsor was and judging by the job he did at New York (Figueroa 16-8), nine runs scored and five INI niim otD c(«ic ciN U i 20 + APPLICATION The "V^nkees won 4-2 after Carl inning after a one-out walk to Roy Odd Carnes received due process treatment from After McGarr's decision, Finley released by the New England Tuesday night it might be N driven home. He also stole Yastrzemski hit a harmless solo White and Thurman Munson’s bunt Fven xijmes Kuhn nor equal protection with other withdrew his request lor.a Patriots in a surprise move Tuesday. Detroit (Lemanezyk 4-5) at home lor the second time added that he’s becoming very homer in the ninth, his 19th, to extend single. Gamble capped the scoring owners. preliminary injunction to force Kuhn ^ Windsor, 34, was attending an out Boston (Wise 11-10), N this season and the 15th AMESITE proficient at his trade. their American League Eastern Divi with his 15th homer of the year off 50 Jue With (Irder Hut McGarr rejected a request by to step out Of the case and allow the ing with the rest of team at owner time in his career. Called on to relieve starter DoCk sion lead to 11 12 games over loser Luis Tiant, 17-11, in the fourth I’avments On ( )c t , Noe .C Dec Kuhn's attorne.vs for a summary sales go through. Finley's attorney. Billy Sullivan’s home in Cotiut when Ellis in a bases loaded and none out second-place Baltimore. irining. DRIVEWAYS judgment throwing out the entire Neil Papiano, said the request for in he was told he was placed on no- Bucs’ Demery vs- A Payment Preference junctions would be combined with situation With the Yankees clinging "Tiant was getting me out on in GREETING CARDS No Down Payment Low Monthly PaymtRli case, saying to grant the request recall waivers. "I was tense when I came into that honored in NL( I’avnient (n full $ encli "would entitle, (Kuhn) to render a the other counts for trial beginning to a 4-1 lead over the Boston Red Sox, situation, " the right-handed Tidrow side pitches all night but he made a FOR AIL OCCASIONS Nov. 8, mistake in that first inning and threw SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) See Our Large Display Payment Plan S eiuh decision on a«v question dealing with said "I knew I needed a ground ball D R IV E W A Y ha.seball no matter how unauthorized Finley still could sell Blue to the from Burleson. I threw him a low the ball down and away and I hit it to — Larry Demery, whose •195. t harge mv Mast.-rchaige $ Yankees, since Blue has signed a left-centerfield for the triple, " two complete-game vic ARTHUR DRUG Complettly Installed on Your own Base or arbitrary that decision might be Close call outside slider You can’t walk the t hargerm Hank.-kmeru ar J S This IS an untenable decision. three-year contract. But once the batter so you have to be aggressive Chambliss explained, tories _jielped vault the season ends Rudi and Fingers will Ellis got the win, his 15th. The save Pittsburgh Pirates into the A n t " t ... Date It definitely is a question for the LO.S AM.KLKS (I PI) - Do.lg. r en.ci.ei and pitch to him. " I'ourt to deride if Kuhn's action was beco;iie free agent^and Finley would Tidrow was reluctantly thrust into was Tidrow's eighth and fourth in the National League East Steve Meager, .struek in the iieek liv the S(gnature arbitrary, a question which has to be' be uijiible to sell or trade them. the bullpen during spring training of last five days. He has now allowed race, is thb senior circuit’s $8 50 » 20 ♦ _____(Tim es ^ I w ish m v Ik kels mailed to decided in the courts ' Ttie request for a permanent in splinlered "meal" half of a hasehall hai, w ill 1971 by manager Bill Virdon because just two earned runs in his last 26 in Player of the Week for the junction also includes demands lor nings. LEARN $7 00 « 20 ♦ ____ ( ianies" He .set Nov. 8 for a trial on the he released from the hospital V( ednesdav the Yankees were short on right- period Aug. 30-Sept. 6. $5 0 0 * 2 0 * ____ Carnes = $3 5 million in damages and Finley In one of his complete remaining counts. The key issue of ami will rejoin his team in eight to 10 days, handed relievers and long on M u ltip ly by num ber ol seats ■ the trial will be whether Kuhn had presumably could receive a portion his doctor said Tuesday. starters. In the three seasons just games, Demery pitched his TO SKI of this should he win the suit and be selected first major league shutout, HOr MIXfS AMO AVAIUUl the power to prohibit Finley from Dr. H. Paul Bauer, the San Diego I'adres' prior to the'switch, Tidrow had won selling pitcher Vida Blue to the New unable to sell or trade Rudi and 40 games for Cleveland and New INGLEWOOD, Calif. (UPI) - New a neat five-hitter over the The Indoor Way HJinJl(ng tee $ 1 00 1'ork Yankees for $1.5 million and Fingers, two of seven A s playing out team physiean, said eight splinters were York. Los Angeles Lakers' Coach Jerry San Diego Padres. In his 10% DISCOUNT WITH THIS AD T o ta ls the option clause of their contracts. N r w I ng>land pitcher Rollie Fingers and outfielder removed from Yeager's neek, the longest "I have a fondness for start-fng West, who helped Los Angeles to 13 other start, Larry pitched conAttctxfcut STEVEN PAVING CO. LiKation Preference Kuhn remained a defendant in National Basketball Association a four-hit, 5-1 victory over .thwM to Joe Rudi to the Boston Red Sox for $2 piece' measuring two centimeters. He said - deep down inside but I've adjusted to HARTFORD. CONN. □ Rows -3-M million on June 15. three ol the counts still pending in the playoffs, was selected "The Greatest the Philadelphia Phillies, 1st Choice S e c ___ NEW ENGLAND WHALERS Yeager's esophagus was not ruptured, lior | | becoming a relief pitcher," he said. 956 Main St. 643-2764 2nd Choice Sec ___ __ □ Rows |-S One L ivK Cenirr I’la/a Attorne.vs lor both Kuhn and Finley suit, while the fourth pertained to the "1 know I can do the job. I’m Laker in Los Angeles History" and the team the Pirates are U U lATOIIII iin ( i ll now '• •‘‘‘'tier damaged. -jSS MOtlm (W(.fc.i S2S-6414 lotniinioii 3rd Choice Sec ____ HarlUird.Lt OolOJ Tel 72EL-3.V*o said they were pleased with the deci the .Sox and Yankees for their failure satisfied with what I’ve ac will have his old jersey enshrined in trying to catch in the East to carryrtiut their purchases complished. the Los Angeles Bicentennial Time Capsule. PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., Sept. 8, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn . Wed , Sept. 8. 1976 -- PAGE THIRTEEN *••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••a ' IfflmirhrBtrr iEimnu^ Hrralit W ives C lub Library program begins Sept. 20 Auctlom 5 Auctlon$ to m eet Vernon Children in Grades 2-6 later date. register their children in Registration for the fall will have special programs All programs are open to person. For further infor The first fall meeting of the South programs at the Rockville planned for them. These Vernon residents only and mation call Janet Smith, AUCTION Windsor Young Wives Club will be Public Library (junior will be announced at a are free. Parents must 872-4710. THURS., SEPT. 9,7 P.M. Area news held Wednesijay, Sept. 15 at 7:30 p.m. division) will be accepted fntpoctfon 6 P.M. Ariclover -El'itigton Hebron South Windsor at St. Francis of Assisi Church Hall, next Monday through K Of C H A L L "m*"' CnvoM’^v , East Hartford Tolland Vernbn 673 Ellington Rd, Saturday from 9 a.m. to 6 The Young Wives Club is an af 138 Main St., Manchester p.m. Oak Furnltura • QIats - China - Dollt - Poatcarda - filiate of the YWCA of the Hartford The fall program will Much Mora Region, Nutmeg Branch, start the week of Sept. 20 SANDY’S ANTIQUES A AUCTION SERVICE A business meeting will begin the and continue through Oct. Council extends life evening with new officers presiding. BLUE SHUHER 61b. 1882 • 616.26')0 28 with the programs to be ’'Make $oma- Quality llama Always Accaptad They are: Gerry Fradianni, presi geared toward prereaders of Charter Commission dent; Lorraine Vespa, 1st vice- and beginning readers. ona happy president; Judy Martin, 2nd vice- The preschool program PlAY AND LEARN SCHOOL Today — South Windsor Persons in favor of the council- president; Chris Scranton, recording has been expanded to in 30^ HACKMATACK STREET Loti and Found I SALES POSITION ■ Straight Call 643-2711 commissions, leads furnished manager form argue that an ap secretary; Susan Nance, correspon clude another session. JUDY KUEHNEL pointed town manager is well versed ding secretary; and Diane Keller- LOST - D< black and brown to home owners Call 242-5402 The Town Council Tuesday night Parents may register German Snepherd. vicinity in the managing of all aspects of a man, treasurer. , ACT NOW - Turn spare time voted to extend the life of the Charter their children for any of Is Accepting Registrations For Center .Spring Park Call 649- community, and if the town was Following the business meeting 3594 into $1$' Be a Santa's Revision Commission until the following story hours: headed by an elected, lay person, there will be a military whist and Tuesdays,'!! to 11:30 a m.; 3 & 4 Year Oids for 76 - 77 Demonstrator, earn commil- February, thus putting off referen others astute in various areas of town LOST - Passbooks numbers lions up to 30G- or ■ have a refreshments! Hostess for the night and Thursdays, 10 to 10:30 I wish to thank all of Toy ii Gift Party in your dum on a change of government style managing would have to be hired. will be Janet Kiene. 601506. 803712, 13-89, 11-1621, a.m. or 11 to 11:30 a m. 13-929, 102116. 103000, 93579, home and earn free gilts' Our until at least that time. Mayor Sandra Bender reminded Area women are invited. To learn MORNING SESSION 9 -1 1 :0 0 29th year’ Call or write San Deputy Mayor Robert Myette, who During the story hours, 87497, 117875 Savings Bank of Myette that he voted in favor of the more, call Judy Martin at 644-9184, the Republican Voters Manchester Application ta s Parties. Avon. Conn reportedly initiated the petition for children not only will listen AFTERNOON SESSION 12:00 - 2:00 06001 Phone 1-673-3455 formation of the Charter Commis to stories but also will do made for payments referendum on a change to strong sion last December...... Group studies fingerplays, songs, and 2 LATHE HANDS, 50 hours, mayor form of government, voted "You knew then. Boh, that the who voted for me yesterday | Partonalt paid hiilidays, excellent in against the extension of the commis other things. Easy Tuition Payment Plan commission would not be finished A picture book film RIDE WANTED - 8-4, from surance benefits Metronlcs, sion. disposal sites Inc Route 6 and 44A, Bolton with its work at this time," said festival is scheduled for CALL 646-7277 or 644-1952 North end to llartlord “This represents a negligence on Mayor Bender. Bolton Fred Peck Woodland Street vicinitv Call the part of the council to recognize children in Kindergarten for more Information 649-7609 WK WA.N'T honest reliable Atty. Robert Sills spoke against the persons who can meet people the rights of the people who signed At its last meeting the Solid Waste and Grade 1. It is designed continuation of the commission. Disposal Study Committee studied to introduce beginning TEX PAVEL - Country and make friends lor our the petition," shot Myette. business Good income oppor- ''I ask that you either with aerial maps at the assessor’s office readers to the works of Western - Every Friday 9-f. The petition signed by 1,200 of the yourselves rid yourselves of this Seafood dinners 6-9 p m lunily, call 872-4515 between in order to locate possible disposal famous children’s authors 10 a m - 12 noon An equal op- town's electorate, called for a commission or ask for an account of American Legion Home. 20 sites. and illustrators. American Legion Drive. portunliy employer — «1, N.Y. City. 633-5244 Voting was light in the primary Oct. 13. "HSA — Here Today, ment in July, said, "Harry's record Mrs. Wilmot said she has spent The officer was later taken to A hand full of cash la with only 780 of just under 500 Where Tomorrow?” battar than a garaga HAIR CUTTER - assistants HECKPTIOMST ■ Excellent speaks for itself and the majority of three months and 24 days trying to Manchester Memorial Hospital c opportunity in Manchester registered Republican voting. Borst To learn more, call 742- full of atuff. LEGAL wanted • (Jreal Expectations won easily in all 16 di,stricts by a today's voters attested to this with find out w6at happened to the May 14 where he was treated and released. South Windsor Precision Haircutters has dental practice Heavy public 7369.- contact, bookkeeping, light their votes." budget. The cyclist is described as a white P o lic e re c o v e re d a 1969 openings for newly-graduated margin of 434 votes. NOTICE operators on their staff Our tytung Minimum two years Tuesday night many well wishers After working successfully for “I have been called an elderly lady male, age 20 to 25, dark medium Volkswagen Tuesday at 11:30 a.m. in INVITATION TO assistant program will help office experience with public Borst's re-election, Atwood said his by (Town) Attorney (Abbot) length hair, mustache and beard, a field off Rt. 5. It had been stolen in contact Math aptitude filled the registrar's office at Town SUBMIT you increase your skills and Schwebel and he suggested I go to leather jacket, riding a Kawazaki pul you in on the ground floor IVefer some ;x)sl high school Hall congratulating Borst as cash own thoughts now are that the party East Hartford Aug. 31 from its S'alw S«pt. 9 thru 11 LEASE PROPOSAL district vote was unofficially an will get together and share the same civil court twice as did Mr. Brainard. motorcycle painted dark black with a owner, an Enfield man. It was of the newest, high-volume, education Four day week, I sense he is looking for a court case. blue gas tank with a white stripe on Thurs. thru Sat uni-sex salon cast-of the- salary negotiable Send nounced. empathy and sense of fair play. stripped and left in the field. Lease proposals will be resume to [’ 0 Box 289. received at the office of the river Charier Oak Mall, East At 8:55 p m., the last district While greeting his supporters and Hartford Call 568-5588 Manchester workers reported to the town clerk answering phone calls throughout the Free Fun Night Dumbepfand fbpms' Public Works Department. and soon alter the final vote was con evening, Borst said, “ I wonder how Rockville Hospital notes, SOUTH WINDSOR — The annual free Fun Night spon Planning and Leasing Divi Fred Peck is doing in Manchester.". sion, Room 400, State Office firmed sored by the South Windsor Square Dance Club will be Building, 165 Capitol Avenue. NOW HIRING FORA "I feel wonderful, " Borst said A quick call to The Herald office Admitted Friday: Labon Pleasant View Dr., Vernon; next Wednesday, Sept. 15 from 7:30 to 10 p.m. at the Wap- Hartford. Connecticut. 06115 after Town Clerk John Barry came for the results brought a big smile to Allen, Crystal Lake Rd., Jocelyn Rerce, Stafford ping School. All adults are invited to bring their partners into the office to confirm Burst's Borst's face. He and Peck had waged Tolland; Ann Bales, Stafford Springs; Irene Pieseik, En and try square dancing. Don Swift will be the teacher. No ITEM Approximately 13,000 New Store! overwhelming victory the same battle and won. ■Springs; Cynthia Dodd, West field; Emma Ruch, Jobs Hill experience is needed. Refreshments will be served. sq. ft of general office space "1 expected to win." he said, "but It would be office hours qs usual in Willington; Tina Freeland, Rd., Ellington; Robert San with parking for approximate born, Old Town Rd , ly seventy-five i75» cars for OPENING not by such a good margin " Harry Burst the registrars office today — in East 'Bellevue Ave . Rockville; Rockville; Theodore Fall rush the Department of Social Ser- Hartford and Manchester. Robert Sanborn, Old Town SOON IN Rd.,' Rockville; Theodore Scheitlin, Maple St , SOUTH WINDSOR — The Fall Rush Meeting of Beta Xi vices in the City of Ellington. Manchester, Connecticut Scheitlin Jr., Maple St., Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will be Sept. 16 at 7; 30 p.m. at Society to honor local pianist Ellington; Bonita Sandstrom, Admitted Sunday: Allen the home of Jean Rumford at 85 Old Town Rd., Apart For additional information VERNON Rt. 44A, Coventry; Karen Sas. Chandler, Maple St., Vernon; please contact Mr Albert Center Rd., Vernon; Lonnelle ment 56, Rockville. The program Physical Science will be Debra Grondin, Anthony Rd., presented by Darlene Johnson. The public is invited. Feldman, telephone 566-4261, WE NEED AMBITIOUS'. EXPERIENCED Vernon generations of young people, many ot concerto will be played. Steppen, Mountain St.. Tolland; Gary Jones, Emma Public Works Department Rockville. Saturday. Sept, 18 from 2 to 4 p.m. whom went on to maku their mark in The exhibit will continue until Oct. Lane, Vernon; Cynthia This right is reserved lo DEPARTMENT the Vernon Historical Society will 28 and will be open every Tuesday Births Friday: A daughter Lacaprucia, Stafford Springs; Officers installed •the music world. to Mr. and Mrs. Robert reject any and all proposals Theresa Stevens, Hartford HEBRON — New officers of the American Legion not in the best interest of the open a memorial exhibit at their The exhibit will feature articles and Thursday afternoon from 2 to 4 Freeland of Bellevue Ave,, Tpke.. Vernon. Stale of (.'onnedicul MANAGERS museum at 68 Prospect St in honor from Miss Fitch's estate which in p.m. Rockville; a daughter to Mr Auxiliary were installed last week. Evelyn Croston is Stale of ('onnecticul Career opportunities lor experienced, qualilied of Miss Mariette Fitch clude a tavern table, Windsor The committee on arrangements and Mrs. James Looby of Old Birth Sunday: A daughter to president; Gerald Grant, secretary; Lydia Simons, Robert A Wemerman department managers Many openings in all All her former pupils and friends spmdle-back chairs, a chest of consists of Miss Hazel Lutz. Mrs. Farm Rd., Tolland; a Mr. and Mrs. Louis treasurer"; Elsie Porter, historian; and Beatrice etmhmU /krm‘ u b 11 (' Works (.’ o m • departments Excellent pay and fringe benelits. are invited. drawers, a mirrored hall rack, a Thomas Connell. Mrs. Howard Ab daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Lacaprucia of Stafford Kowalski, chaplain. The auxiliary is selling raffle tickets superior on the-|Ob training Unlimited opportu Miss Fitch, who passed away in her Paisley shawl, her first and last dolls, bott, and Mrs. James Lee. David Sandstrom of Rt 44-A. Springs. to benefit its project of placing a granite honor roll monu nities (or advancement Now is the time to apply' 101st year, was a granddaughter of s c r a p' b 0 0 k s she made, her Miss Natalie Ide and Mrs. Martin Coventry; a daughter to Mr. Discharged Sunday: Diana ment in Veterans Park. l.lgl OH I'KRMIT •HOUSEWARES •GIFTWARE Samuel Fitch, Rockville's first clavichord, and handwork made by Fagan will be hostesses. and Mrs. William Steppen of Beauregard, Beaver Trail, Mountain St.. Rockville. Coventry; Emily Champ and Top O’ the Morning NOTICK UK M'lM.K'UliiN •HARDWARE •DRUGS mayor. She was a piano teacher of her mother To learn more, call Hazel Lutz, 875- This IS to give nolice that I James • SPORTING GOODS •RECORDS BOOKS exceptional ability who taught A tape of her rendition of a Bach 5488. Discharged Friday: George daughter. Grant St.. PZC to meet Tuesday K (ireenwtxid of IHH) 14 n»-ds.mt Barrett. Woodstock; Priscilla Rockville; Deanna Geraphty, \ alley H0.11I South V^uufsor iMioT4 •PHOTOGRAPHY •DOMESTICS HEBRON — The Planning and Zoning Commission will have fill'd ,
Answer to Previous Puzzle MANCHESTER EVENING HERALf), Manchester, Conn . Wed . Sept 8, 1»76 ^ PAGE SEVENTEEN Wild West 3 E k ‘C Charles M. Schultz Sponsored by ACROSS 5 Expulsion 6 Sack Dear Abby 1 Western show 7 Unsuitable 6 Buffalo - 6 Dodecanese As A SCHOOL, 40U ‘OOU.MFALSeLV ACCUSED... 10 French general island should be PREPARED FOR l l l s o b e v a n c a l iz e d These By Abigail Van Buren (1763-1613) 9 Hawaiian I THINK 9 (W A 11 Hindu queens garlands I SHOULD A LOT Of criticism... P U W E K E D A n d SABOTAGED 1 13 C atkins 10 Beat to pulp UARNMDU THEY'RE GOINS TO CURSE 14 Wise woman 11 Feel regret for AND Revile you l 15 Part of 12 Posed Civic-Minded DEAR ABBY; I was engaged to marry a registered trousers 17 Wingitke part nurse, but all of a sudden she changed her mind. Now, she 16 Strike lightly 20 Cowboy's gear wanU to wait a while because she became interested in a 16 Fixed piece 21 Chemical 30 Three-toed delight man she had as a patient a few months back. 19 Small trough eiem ent sloths 41 O ccident 20 Choose 22 Legum e 32 Seasonal 42 Tree ol the Merchants He’s a cop who was shot during a holdup. A bullet hit 22 State in Braail 23 Performed em ployes olive family his spine and he is paralyzed from the waist down, so I 23 Engraved 24 Island (Fr) 36 Music, as 43 C hurl w ritten 44 Concerning (2 J® can t understand how he can do her any good as a metal block 25 Sigmoid curve GORDON REALTY husband. 26 Raised 26 Cherished 37. Legislative w d s ) 29 Tracks used anag.ram body 46 Young horse 105 MAIN STREET She tried to give me back the diamond, but I told her I by hurfters 27 Cooking 38 Most minute 48 Pipe lOint MANCHESTER, CONN. wanted her to continue to wear it to remind her of her 31 M enu item s vessel 39 Free-lof-ail 50 Feast day promise to marry me. The last time I saw her, she wasn’t 33 Sojourns 28 Strand of yarn 40 Gardens ol (comb form) wearing it, and she acted very cold. 34 No matter Mickey Finn — Morris Wsiss which I have a full-time job that pays good money, and I am in 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 35 Lariats C-21 TEDFORD REAL ESTATE perfect health. Please let me know what you think this ROUTE 44-A 36 Of a penitential 10 11 12 tMYAT ) / IT'S OKAY WITH ME man can do for her, being paralyzed, confined to a season RIOHT MOW I 0 0 YOU A — BUT I WANT YOU BOLTON wheelchair and unable to work. Thank you. 39 Cage for 13 14 YOU'D BETTER GE JUST WANT TO 7WWAC, A V , IN THERE YOURSELF A LAWY TALK TO CONNIEI PUZZLED IN NEW YORK hawks SCOTTY?) T WITH THEM! 42 Masculine 15 !7 I. nicknam e I WARREN E. HOWLAND DEAR PUZZLED: What this man can d o for her 45 Light brown 19 concema her and the man. In any case, I auggest you 46 Yield m . 22 ^4 25 accept the engagement ring she wants to return because 47 Musical Reaitors composition ■ 26 27 28 30 555 MAIN STREET now that she la interested in another man, your 49 Soap plants engagement is off. MANCHESTER 51 M ustangs, for 31 32 exam ple DEAR ABBY: I'm a secretary in a one-girl office with a 52 Innate gift 34 35 36 37 great boss. The problem is with the salesmen. Since I’m 53 Network ■ (anal.) 3. 40 41 BLANCHARD & ROSSEHO the only girl, they make all sorts of passes at me. One old 5 4 ------Park. 3* ■ goat who's old enough to be my father asked me if I played C olorado 42 43 44 45 REALTORS around. 1 ■ 4* DOWN 47 49 180 WEST CENTER ST. Abby, I love my job and make excellent money for a girl 1 Juliet's lover 4* MANCHESTER my age (18), and I’m not about to quit because of these 2 Mountain 61 62 1 Priscilla’s Pop — Al Verm eer jerks. nym ph 3 Car damage 53 54 , I need the money because my parents are dead, and I • 4 Consume food OH.' THERE'S support myself. I try to be friendly, and sometimes I kid .NEWSPAPER KNTEHF’ RISKASS.N • DON'T YOU LOVE BUT IT'S KIND OF C-21 JACKSTON-AVANTE A BEAUTY DEAR 127 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE around with the men, but I’ve never given any of them the TO GO WINDOW HEARTBREAKING ty- least little bit of encouragement. SHO PPING MANCHESTER WHEN IT'S AT THE I] I know they read your column. So please print this. ------’'SU R E MEAT COUNTER.' They may see it and leave me alone. R&D REALTY iNC. DEPRESSED IN DEPEW Win at Bridge 178 EAST CENTER ST. d e a r DEPRESSED; Apparently your "frieudlineM” 5 m - MANCHESTER Md "kidding around" have ijMn miaunderatood. If a girl is "ail business," a man rareiy suggests any monkey Proper contract takes finesse business. And if he does, he can be set straight in a hurry. DANIEl F. REALE Reaitors DEAR ABBY: One might think that at age 60, I’d be today’s teachers have given 175 MAIN STREET used to people who call attention to the fact that I’m NORTH * 9 3 this up and merely use it to MANCHESTER unusually tall. But it still bothers me. ? I . »Q76 show a hand that looks right Please remind your readers that if unusually tall people « KQ 10 53 for notrump play. don’t pass a mirror, they can forget about their height for « K 10 4 South has a minimum open Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence RAYMOND E. GORMAN a while—until some heartless clod says, "I like to stand ing, but a proper two-notrump next to you because it makes me feel so small." Or worse, WEST EAST rebid. North is a trifle unhap iNSURANCE AGENCY, iNC. "Say, how tall ARE you anyway?" If the answer is, "I ’m 6 WHAT'S MORE ALL THE WORLD'S « A Q 1 0 *752 py about the fact that his two- K B A P IN O \ SUCH A DRUG ACTUALLY TOP-SECRET AGENCIES ARE 65 EAST CENTER ST. feet 2," or "3, or "6," what's the difference? VJ9543 y A 8 diamond response had P f t u o ? - AFTER IT-. THE CIA, KGB, M l-6. We tall folks have enough problems trying to find MANCHESTER « A 74 *962 scraped the bottom of the imagination C H IN E S E intelligence - ^ clothes to fit us and comfortable furniture without remarks *B 2 *Q 9 7 6 5 B066LE6; VOU'l barrel,'but since he had G O T T A B E from "normal" people who mean well but spoil our day by SOUTH (Dl promised to rebid over reminding us that we’re freaks. *KJ864 . k i d d i n g : anything but two spades he iNDEPENDENT V K 10 2 TALL IN TILLAMOOK goes on to game. *J8 East takes his ace of hearts iNSURANCE CENTER, iNC. DEAR TALL: Here’s a short order for all you out there * A J 3 315 E. CENTER STREET, MANCHESTER North-Soulh vulnerable and leads the suit back South who know better but sometimes forget: If a person is wins in his hand and goes after RODNEY T. DOLIN AGENCY unusually tall or short or fat or thin-he knows it. And There are lots oS reasons to South diamonds West wins the se doesn’t want to be reminded. West North East JOHN JENNEY AGENCY 1 A cond or third diamond with his W.J. IRISH INSURANCE AGENCY Pass 2 ♦ Pass 2 N.T ace and clears the heart suit drive defensively...this is one of them. South runs the diamonds to CHARLES W. LATHROP AGENCY Pass 3 N.T. Pass Pass Pass give him six tricks in and then EARLE ROHAN AGENCY Astro-graph Opening lead — 5 ¥ considers the black suits. He MACKLOW INSURANCE has a two-way finesse lor the Aiiey Oop — Dave Graue The following tips for defensive driving provide some sound advice on how to begin By BERNICE BEDE OSOL queen of clubs. If he takes it driving defensively. against East, all will be Sponsored by These For Thursday, Sept. 9, 1976 y v e l l t w h a t d id THE INDIAN IS \W E a ,T H E Y 'V E By Oswald & James Jacoby sunshine and he will win the . . . I HOPE DIEGO AND HIS SOTHAT8 IT.' THESE JOHNSON iNSURANCE YOU FIN D OUT 7 1) See the possible accident situation in time to take evasive action. ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) rubber If he goes wrong, he l?ESTiNG NOT FAR 1 GOT ID COME MEN DO NOT GET TOO IM- ' DUDES ARE SETTING US Today some experts play UP THE t r a il , b u t I ALONG HERE PIATIENT UP t h e r e o n u p f o r AN AMSUSm ! AGENCY iNC. 2) Get the whole traffic picture by watching not only straight ahead but to the sides Another may turn something It's more advantageous for you will be set But certainly the I DID NOT SEE, /SO ONER OR that the man who responds THE BLUFF ; 74 EAST CENTER STREET from where cars or pedestrians may come into your path. over to you today that he sees to let an intermediary do the game contract turned out to HIS COMPANION.' ) LATER! WE’LL Civic-Minded small value in. However, m talking to secure gains to which two-over-one promises a be a good one. JUST HAVE TO MANCHESTER 3) Make sure your car is adequately lighted and has reflective material on door edges your capable hands, substan you're entitled. Choose rebid. The Jacobys play that and bumpers to increase visibility at night. tial gains could result. someone trustworthy. he promises a rebid except 4) Get into proper lane well in advance of intention to turn. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Let SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. when opener merely rebids to Merchants: the lessons of today be in two of his own suit. We strong An Illinois reader wants to 21) You have an enthusiastic LAWRENCE F. FIANO Reaitors 5) Use correct signals in advance of intention to turn. 266 BOSTON TUNRPIKE delibly printed on your mind. booster today. Though you ly recommend this course of know if the Jacobys ever open They II show you can produce one notrump when holding a BOLTON 6) Flash brake lights to warn following driver of intention to stop and check his actions may be dubious about this per action. in your mirror. favorable results even if son. he has a way of generating In the old days the two- five-card major suit. SINGER LEARNING CENTER hemmed m by circumstances. only good things for you. The answer is that we cer 7) Sound horn when necessary to warn other drivers or pedestrians of your presence. notrump rebid was supposed 481 SPRING STREET GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Use CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. to show 16 or 17 high-card tainly do Here is an exam ple: TED CUMMiNGS MANCHESTER this day to patch up dis 19) Innately you know that you points. Modern experts and *KJxxxvKx *A10x*KQx agreements of the past. It is a can do all the things expected 3 -6 iNSURANCE AGENCY good time to bring lost allies of you What you may not know 364 W. MIDDLE TPKE. back into the fold. IS that Lady Luck is sitting on Berry’s World ROBERT J. SMITH INSURANCE your shoulder today. The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions MANCHESTER CANCER (June 21-July 22) 963 MAIN STREET MCDONALD’S RESTAURANT Dame Fortune will back you up AQUARIUS (Jen. 20-Feb. 19) MANCHESTER 48 WEST CENTER STREET today once she sees you’re Someone you'll be talking with willing to exercise some in has a good idea and doesn't YEAH, LOTS OF B A C M O N E FiRESIDE REALTY, iNC. MANCHESTER itiative Beard the lion in his /THE C I T T ^ CLEAN... 1 PICNIC W IT H I T S know what to do with it. Take it M A D E \ TABLES OWN ROUTE 6 d e n and move ahead. You're the THIS INTO L B A R B E C U E guy to exploit it ANDOVER HARRISON’S STATIONERS LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Your A g rt E e A a t /< P IT ! 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M&M PIZZERIA C iriM dNs^tyeA REGAL MEN'S SHOP MANCHESTER DRUG 907 MAIN STREET 182 SOUTH MAIN ST. ‘U h« a member?" MANCHESTER 717 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER MANCHESTER PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., Sept. 8, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manrhesler. Conn , Wed , Sept 8. 1976 - PAGE NINETEEN Ford talks mired on variety of issues O bituaries DETROIT (UPI) — Negotiators members in the auto industry — in UAW officials, including President for the Ford Motor Co. and the cluding 170,(X)0 at Ford. Leonard Woodcock, called the United Auto Workefs were immersed Little came out of subcommittee proposal the worst they had ever Mrs. Elizabeth M. Brimley Mrs. Nettie M. McKinney Private rites planned in a quagmire of issues and demands meetings Tuesday at Ford seen. Air Force law enforcement specialist Mrs. Elizabeth Mary Brimley, 88, EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. Nettie for Harvey H. Olsen today in a race to reach a trend headquarters insuburban Dearborn. During the holiday weekend the formerly of 43 House Dr., died Maehac McKinney, 85, of 32 Palmer HARTFORD (OPI) - The family setting contract before the Ford- A company spokesman reported company said the offer was not its Tuesday afternoon at an area con Dr. died Monday at Manchester of former television news director UAW contract expires Tuesday. progress on such issues as health in last, prompting speculation' that a By BETTY RYDER valescent home. She was the widow Memorial Hospital. She was the and radio announcer Harvey H. Olsert Participants on both sides said surance, skilled trades and safety, revised offer would be placed on the Family/Travcl Kdilnr widow of Milford H. McKinney. but the extent of progress was not of Austin P. Brimley. has asked that his funeral and burial there is still time to reach agree table. It’s a man’s world, or so they say, Mrs. McKinney was born in Ver- disclosed. Mrs. Brimley was born March 2, services this week be private. He ment. But the UAW laid the But the company spokesman said but a lot of capable young women are bove, Hungary, and lived in East “There has been no change of 1888 In fllgganum, daughter of the died at home Monday at the age of 64. groundwork for a national walkout by Tuesday revisions might emerge taking their place right along side Hartford for the past 16 years. She mood in recent days," the late Charles and Catherine Wall Olsen is survived by his wife, three compiling final returns of a strike from subcommittee sessions and not them. was a comm-unicant of St. spokesman said. “It is businesslike, Evans, and lived in Manchester most sons, his father and five authorization vote by its 56 Ford in one single document. Joann Dwire, an airman first class Christopher Church. and there is no acrimony." of her life. Before her retirement in grandchildren. locals. ford previewed its 1977 models in the U.S. Air Force, is one of them. Survivors are two sons, Arthur J. The statement reflected continued Joann says, but the trainer must be 1956. she was employed for many He was an announcer, program Union officials said preliminary Tuesday. If it is hit with a walkout. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. life any young woman, but says she McKinney of East Hartford and settling of tempers after the union’s firm. years as a clerk at G. Fox & Co., manager and vice president of totals showed about' 95 per cent General Motors, Chrysler and Robert Dwire of 9 Coleman Rd., she was lonesome for her family, at first. Hartford She was a communicant of Milford T. McKinney of Bristol; a WDRC radio. In 1960 he became favoring a walkout if necessary. . denunciation of F o rd ’s first American Motors wiil be able to "During basic training, I was the “We'd start by just tossing a ball daughter, Mrs. Virginia M. Jones of economic offer, which contained a has recently returned from a tour of and have him retrieve it If he is a the Church of the Assumption and a WHNB-TV director of news and Sources said discussions were build cars while Ford assembly lines duty in Thailand and Okinawa. oldest in our group so I was dor East Hartford, with whom she made basic three per cent wage hike. good retriever, things moved along member of its Ladies Guild. She was special events. In 1966, he became expected today at the subcommittee sit idle. The attractive 24-year-old airman mitory chief Some of the newcomers her home; a sister, Paulin Machac fine We never give him food as a a charter member of Manchester’s director of the Connecticut Associa levei through today. has the distinction of being the first of Czechoslovakia; six grandchildren reward for good work, only verbal VFW Auxiliary. tion of Boards of Education. Subcommittees, although not as woman to be assigned to Southeast and three great-grandchildren. praise. Survivors are two sons, Austin P. Olsen later served as Connecticut dramatic as main table sessions, are Paraprofessionals seek Asia as a law enforcement specialist Brimley of East Hartford and Fran The funeral is Thursday at 8:15 Education Association publications crucial to devising a contract to set "Later as training proceeds, a m. from Newkirk and Whitney (dog handler) in the Air Force. clothing is stored with marijuana. cis S. Brimley of Bloomfield; a supervisor. the pattern for all 680,(KX) UAW advice on pension issue A graduate of Manchester Com brother, Charles Evans of Funerai Home, 318 Burnside Ave., A native of New York City, he was would cry and I'd be so busy listening We loss that and he keeps returning with a Mass at St. Christopher Manchester paraprofessionals are fund for up to three years in service munity College, where she earned an to their problems, I didn’t have time it I’d say 'that's a good boy’ and Manchester; a sister, Mrs. Helen a graduate of Hillyer and Trinity Hartford action associate degree in criminology, Stroll of Stratford; five Church at 9. Burial will be in Fair- seeking advice they hope will give time. to think about my own," she said. we'd try it again and again. colleges. The Pension Board voted in April Joann completed basic and technical grandchildren and nine great view Cemetery, West Hartford. Olsen also served as president of may cause delay them the opportunity to make Joann really enjoyed Thailand and "If they are given food as a Friends may call at the funeral retroactive contributions to the to deny the request saying it was ac training at Lackland Air Force Base says things were inexpensive there reward, it will change their scent, grandchildren. the Greater Hartford Tuberculosis of road projects in Texas. The funeral Is Friday at 9:30 a.m. home today from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. town’s pension plan. ting in accordance with the town compared to p'rices in Okinawa. and the next time you want him to and Public Health Society and HARTFORD (UPI) - Efforts to charter provisions and a legal opi She volunteered for law enforce from the John F. Tierney Funeral The family suggests that any directed the Volunteer Bureau of Mrs. Antoinette Head, president of To prove it, she bought a stereo and 'seek' narcotics, he may bring bark memorial gifts may be made to the apply Hartford’s minority hiring the , Manchester Federation of nion from Town Counsel Victor ment duty and training as a dog many wood carvings for her parents. food, ” she said. Home. 219 W. Center St., with a Mass Hartford. He was active in the Red handler as it closely related to her at the Church of the Assumption a f American Cancer Society, 292 S. regulations to area transit construc Paraprofessionals said Tuesday that Moses. "We still have a cellar full of stuff The dogs are well cared for, she Cross and Hartford Chamber of tion may tie up $30 million in state At the board’s August meeting, educational achievements. 10 Burial will be in East Cemetery. Marshall St., Hartford. Commerce. she will seek legal advice through the she sent home," Her mother said said, a n / if one should become transportation projects. state Federation of Teachers on chairman Fred Geyer said the board Her first assignment was Udorn goodnaturedly. seriously ill. he is uthanized and an Friends may call at the funeral Air Base in Thailand. home Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 City Councilman Nicholas A. Car possible appeal of a town Pension could reconsider the request if the autopsy is performed to find the Joseph T. DiDonato bone led a successful effort Tuesday Board decision denying a request Board of Directors approved a “1 was the only female in the K-9 cause of death. pm. division, and I had a hard time con nigbt to block approval of the from five paraprofessional school change in the pension ordinance “ They even have a separate dog The family suggests that any EAST HARTFORD - Joseph T. vincing my male colleagues that I Mrs. Cora N. Newell regional transportation plan at a system employes to buy back time in which expressly prohibits town cemetery lor them, ” she said. memorial gifts may be made to the DiDonato, 69, of New Port Richey, was capable of performing my Memorial Fund of the Church of the ROCKVILLE - Mrs. Cora Neff policy board meeting of Connecticut the Pension Fund. employes from “buying back time.” She’s suffered a few bad bites and Fla., formerly of East Hartford, died duties," she said. Assumption. Newell, 77, of 126 E-. Main St. died Tuesday in Fiorida. He was the hus Land Use and Transportation Plan The board’s decision made in Aprii had to have the complete rabies Tuesday at a Rockville convalescent ning. was in response to a request from "Right from the start they (horse serum) treatment. One hand Harry A. Wood band of Mrs. Theresa Longo Child drowns assigned a 95-lb. dog to me — and home. She was the widow of Daniel DiDonato. Design work bas already started paraprofessionals who were omitted PLAINFIELD (UPI) - Ronald St. still faint scars from the teeth.of one Harry A. Wood, 69, of Sarasota, Newell. onsome projects with funding com from the pension rolls at the start of that’s big” of her more reluctant pupils Mr. DiDonato owned and operated Jean, 2, drowned Tuesday night in Joann proceeded to learn how to Fla., formerly of Wethersfield, died Mrs. Newell was born in Somers mitments but road reconstruction their employment “because of an ad "One dog bite so hard he broke my the former Prospect Tavern at 1543 the swimming pool at his parents’ train her dog to "sniff" out Sunday in Sarasota. He was the hus and lived in the Rockville area most Main St.m for many years before his and improvements in communities ministrative error,” according to watch, " she said. home, state police said. . marijuana and narcotics. band of Mrs. Mary Grard Wood. of her life. retirement four years ago. He was could be jeopardized. However, it Mrs. Head. She thinks the Pension Even when she was homeward Mr. Wood was born in Mapleton, The child was reported missing “The first thing you have to do is Survivors are a son, Raymond born in Italy and lived in ast Hartford was undetermined if the transporta Board should reverse its decision. from his Bradford Hill Road home at bound from Okinawa, her faithful Maine, Aug. 22, 1907, and lived in Maine of Rockville; and three most of his iife, moving to Fiorida tion plan could be submitted to the The board two weeks ago refused to familiarize yourself with the dog. companions came along Wethersfield before moving to 7:45 p.m. Ninety minutes later Sometimes it’s easy; sometimes it’s daughters, Rozilla Maine of four years ago. federal government without approval reverse its April decision. volunteers, state and local police and "We brought 14 dogs with us and Sarasota five years ago. Rockviiie and Isabel ^ain e and He was a former member of the by CLUTRAP. The issue may be appealed to tbe not," she said. had to stay overnight in the Philip firefighter found him by draining the Her flight offiter and the other air He was a retired member of Wynola Maine, both of Stores. Democratic Town Committee and Some of the projects involved in town’s Board of Directors or through pines. So. consequently, we had lo un- pooi. men kept a close watch on her, she Ironworkers Local 15 of Hartford of The funeral is Thursday at 2 p.m. belonged to the East Hartford Lodge cluded road work in Manchester, the courts. crate each dog, put him on a kennel A faulty filter had left the water so said, and it was an incident one night which he was an active member for at Burke-Fortin Funeral Home, 76 of Elks. He was a Third-degree Newington and Hartford, new traffic The five employes, three of whom leash and let him exercise. murky the boy could not be seen, when she was on guard duty with her 39 years. Prospect St. Burial will be in Grove member of the Rev. J.C. Martin signals in East Hartford and erection were hired with federal program "We stayed right with them all police said. dog that finally convinced them that Other survivors are 3 daughters, Hill Cemetery. Council, KofC, of a highway barrier in Wethersfield. funds, have requested permission to night and recrated them the next day Mrs. Nels (Emmal Johnson of The death has been ruled an acci she could handle any assignment Friends may call at the funeral Other survivors are a daughter, make contributions to the pension dent. and loaded them aboard the plane, ” Manchester. Mrs. John (Jennie) home Thursday from 1 p.m. to the Mrs. William Hanley of Glastonbury; Fire calls ___ well. she said Love of Wethersfield and Mrs. “Three young men drove up to the time of the service. and three grandchildren. Manchester Joann's dad. retired now from gate and I asked them all to step out Thomas (Pearl) Totten of East Hart The funeral is Friday at 8:15 a.m. Tuesday, 8:03 p.m. —Oil Pratt & Whitney Division of United ford; 5 sons, George H. Wood of of the car. I then instructed my dog from the Callahan Funeral Home, burner malfunction at 14 Bliss Technologies Corp. in East Hartford, St.; no fire. (Town) to 'seek' and he began to nose around Wethersfield. Lawrence H. Wood of 1602 Main St., with a Mass at St. RACK TO PINEHURST also served in the Air Force He South Windsor, Roland A. Wood and Tuesday, 10:32 p.m,—Minor the car interior and the men. Mary’s Church at 9. Burial will be in worked there three years, went into Kenneth J. Wood, both of Windsor Arnold M. Rashall electrical fire at 1063 Main St. “One of the men threw up his St. Mary’s Cemetery. the service, and was employed by Locks, and Stanley J. Wood of (Town) The U.S.D.A. Choice MEAT STORE hands agitating the dog. I told him to ELLINGTON - Arnold Mark Friends may call at tbe funeral P&W another 17 years before Colchester; 28 grandchildren and 4 Today, 9:40 a.m, —Truck Back from vacation, back to school and back to Pinehurst low prices, fine foods stop distracting the dog who was snif Rashall, 30, of 25 Stein Rd., who died home Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 fire on 1-86 westbound near reliriflg Her mom was employed by great-grandchildren. Sunday, was a psychometrist for the p.m and good service ..PRICES ARE LOWER with U.S.D.A. CHOICE cuts real budget fing his way from man to man. He Exit 93. (Eighth District) savers...see what 98it will do for you...it’sa good time to fill your freezer with a few of Civil Service. There will be a Mass Saturday at 10 Central Intake Drug Program in The family suggests that any didn’t stop, so I apprehended all Today, 9:56 a.m. —Truck "In Okinawa, a Big Mac fron. With a year and a half of her four- a m. at Corpus Christ! Church, Silas memorial gifts may be made to the these CHUCK MONEY SAVERS... three for interfering with an officer Dade County, Fia., before his illness. fire on 1-86 eastbound near M acDonald’s was $1.50 and a year enlistment behind her. Joann Deane Highway, Wethersfield. American Cancer Society, 292 S. on duty," she said. The information was incorrectiy Exit 94. (Eighth District) U.S.D.A. CHOICE SEMI BONELESS (California) watermelon was $7," Joann said. must report to her her assignment at Burial will be in Rose Hill Memorial Marshall St., Hartford. In the meantime, her flight officer given to The Herald that he served in Tolland County PINEHURST PINEHURST SEMI BONELESS “The Thai people are so small, you Seymour Johnson AFB in North Park. Rocky Hill. had come upon the scene, saw that this capacity before his internship. Tuesday, 9:50 a m. —False PINEHUFIST wouldn’t think their guards could Carolina on Sept. 18. There are no calling hours. Airman l.C. Dwire had the situation A memorial week will be observed report of truck fire on 1-86, GROUND CHUCK handle the dogs, but while they are Whether she will make the Air The family suggests that friends CHUCK well in hand, and left her to complete \ at the home of his parents at 25 Stein Tolland. small in stature, t,hey are very Force a career, she's not certain wishing to do so may make memorial Rd. The Manchester Evening Tuesday, 2:37 p.m. —False ROAST the performance of her duties. Pretty Joann Dwire snuggles her dog "Rags" as she displays CHUCK muscular. " she said. "When 1 enlisted, there weren't too gifts to the Greater Hartford Heart Herald prints more box alarm at East School, STEAK Later, Joann was reassigned to some of the souvenirs she brought back from Thailand and The family suggests that friends "We had about 120 dogs in our many jobs available, " she said Association, or to a charity of' the Rockville. Kadena Air Base in Okinawa in the Okinawa. Rommel, the German shepherd, at left, was one of the wishing to do so may make memorial Manchester news than any kennels with 90 handlers; some Time will tell, she says, but when donor's choice. Today, 5:16 a m. —Smoke lb. 9 8 ' Air Force Narcotic Training Com gifts to the Connecticut Lupus Foun other newspaper. lb. lb 9 S ^ handling two dogs. The Okinawa she says of the service, "I love it," dogs the youthful airman first class trained while on duty with the The Rose Hill Funeral Home, 580 investigation at Rockville mand, and arrived home Aug. 7 after dation, 55 Hilidale Rd., West Hart Nursing Home, Rockville. guards also had their own dogs,” one can't help feeling the Air Force U. S. Air Force. (Herald photo by Pinto) Elm St , Rocky Hill, is in charge of ford. a six months tour of duty there. The weather Is right for... Joann would recommend service Training a dog is not too difficult. may have a slight edge on her deci local arrangements. sion. ENJOY the BONELESS enS K H CORNED BEEF At Pinehurst { Gulf lobbyist makes GOOD LIFE 3 corner or . * By Completing head cuts lb. 1.09 apology to Sen. Dole Your Education LEAN CENTER CUTS OF THIS FINE WASHINGTON (UPl) - burse to GOP candidates candidates in 1970. Dole BRISKET CORNED BEEF lb. *1.29 Claude C. Wild Jr., a for the Senate in 1970. also said Kleppe’s name Deliciously flavored, lean former Gulf Oil Corp. lob Wild read a statement to was on the stub. MlUiCNESTER ADULT SCHOOL OFFERS byist, said today he was simply Wondertull PINEHURST news organizations saying Kleppe, then a North 'in error " when he told he had "done a serious Dakota congressman, was FREE CLASSES U.S.D.A.CHOICE LONDON BROILS .lb. 1.49 Your neighbor’s kitchen reporters he gave misservice’’ to Dole and making an unsuccessful bid Adult Basic Education PINEHURST Republican vice presiden offered his "sincere for the Senate at the time High School Equivalency Prep It’s a good time to fill your freezer ... See Frank tial candidate Robert Dole apology." Dole has denied and Dole traveled to North SHOULDER CLOD Toros or Ed Fontana on hindquarters. Tenderloins, By Betty Ryder $2,000 in Ciulf funds to dis- English as a Second Language. he received any money Dakota to make a cam LEAN ROAST BEEF Bottom Rounds or any U.S.D.A, Choice Beef Cuts. from Wild. paign a p p e a ra n c e in Pork is low too and for emergencies keep a 2-lb. box B»“iu‘fit.s risf E a rlie r today, NBC Kleppe’s behalf CALL 646-5854, Ext. 252 of Land of Lakes Turkey Roast in your freezer. News reported that the lb. >1.29 "A HARTFORD (UPI) name of Interior Secretary — The maximum weekly Thomas Kleppe was unemployment benefits SPECIAL NOTICE TO ALL SWEDISH written on the stub of a $2,- An easy-going young man of 23, will rise from $110 to $116 U.S.D.A. CHOICE PEOPLE, THEIR RELATIVES, OR Put circle ol wiuppcU cream would like to prepare the entire meal 000 check th a t Wild Don Hyan of 5*,Strickland St., a next month, state Labor fijdiaUcL ^ibjuojL School PINEHURST ANYONE WHO ENJOYS around edge of layer: fill center with in a culinary arts competition and Commissioner Frank San- previously said he cashed graduate of the Culinary Institute of cherry pie filling (preferably dark strive for the coveted cordon bleu and gave to Dole for dis America, likes to cook and dreams of laguida said Tuesday CUBE STEAKS cherries). award, the French blue ribbon The hike was due to a bursement to two Senate SWEDISH KORV opening a "classic" restaurant some Pul other layer on top and frost en awarded to anyone highly dis state law tying jobless o^ 0ancsL CbiL The First Grinding Of The Season For day. tire cake with whipped cream Gar tinguished in his field. OVER 6 MILLION Don, who graduated from nish with grated chocolate Don's 21-ye3r-old brother. Ken. is benefit levels to average 388 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER lb. * Famous, Delicious SWEDISH KORV Will weeklv e.irnmgs from fac- PRESCRIPTIONS 1.79 Manchester High School in 1970 and Don says the untrimmed cakes can currently attending the Cook and Be Ready Thursday Noon. Reservations from the Culinary Institute in New torv work, which rose Sately Compounded Accepted. Please Call 643-4151. be frozen until ready for use. Bakers Program at MCC and has Trom $187 96 to $'201,'27 a Haven four years ago, is now This recipe makes 3-8 inch cakes worked this summer as cook at a Girl week in the fiscal year en ARTHUR DRUG CALL 643-5710— 643-6414 employed at The Brownstone in M t-dding Lake Scout Camp ding .lane 30. BACK TO PINEHURST FOR LOWER Hartford. 3 lbs. raisins Another brother, Paul, 22, is lear He previously worked at Ocean 2 lbs dates ning culinary skills at Johnson and House in Hhode Island and speaks 1 lb. dried prunes Wales College in Providence, H I GROCERY PRICES... highly of ?rank Lattuca, who former 1 lb candied cherries Their oldest brother, .lack, is RE-OPENING TOP GRADE BETTY CROCKER ly headed the Hotel and Food 1 lb orange peel married and-is employed as a truck Management Program at 1 lb. lemon peel driver, FOR THE 1976-77 SEASON BROWNIE CAKE MIX Manchester Community College and "He doesn't cook. " Don said grin NATIVE 22.5 ftizA boK...... ® 1 lb dried candied pineapple 22.5 size box who was instrumental in securing I Don prefers to purchase the ning, "but he likes lo eat " Don a job at Ocean House. Frank has * Graded Classes In Classical Ballet raisins, dates, prunes and pineapple The recipes Don gave me are for a POTATOES DEL MONTE spent several summers in charge of * Pre-Ballet from an organic health food store i Black Forest Cherry Cake lit makes 10 lbs. PEAS (blended the food program at Ocean House Mix above all together Add: three cakesi and a wedding cake * Tap, Jazz, Pre-School and is currently serving on the facul 303 can 2 / 7 9 ' 13 O Z h o n e y The wedding cake recipe as given Gymnastic Tumbling - Acrobatics ty in the food program at the Univer 3 oz salt ean make five 5-lb cakes for gift Boys tumbling under the direction of gymnast Paul Benoit 6 ^ sity of Massachusetts at Amherst. 1 4 oz, ginger giving he says Shurflne Bucket Olives 69’ "He’s a great guy to work with," 1 4 oz cloves A SPECIAL ON Don said. "You really learn a lot 1 4 oz cinnamon Hliick poresi ( lierri (.ake 12 OZ. about food from him " Soak fruit for two days in 3 4 gallon 24 egg yokes SHURFINE A broiler and saute chef at The of sherry wine 21 oz sugar MW SPAM Brownstone, Don would like to bring 9 oz stale cake ■After two days: Registration Dates at the School 9 9 < PEANUT BUTTER 9 1 7 0 food preparation back to an art. 3 lb 5 oz, sugar 9 oz. chopped almonds September 9 & 10 — 2-7 THREE POUND J A R ...... only M. e 9 fF "When I dine out, I consider eating 2 lb. 6 oz butter 24 egg whites .»aiid entertainment. There should be no 4 oz cocoa SWANSON’S TV Cream together, add 15 large eggs, Septem ber 11-10-2 rush — it should be a leisurely mix and add to fruit Then add 4 lb 2 6 oz. flour TURKEY event." he said. First Cream yokes and sugar until KRAET oz. bread flour men some DINNERS "I would like to open a small To entire mixture add 1 lb 12 oz pale yellow and stiff as a meringue MIRACLE WHIP •qt. 9 9 ' restaurant and give terrific food and chopped walnuts Mix in stale cake crumbs, add / , Miss Priscilla is a member of National Association of Dance Affiliated Artists 69« terrific service," he said almonds. Beat egg whites stilf and Dance Masters of America and Dancing Teachers of Connecticut, and has recent- Fill cake pans almost lo top and ^ HARTFORD l\ATK)iMAL But, before that, Don would like to cook in slow oven 325-350 degrees (or add I ly return^ from New York City where she studied all forms of dance and has Shop Pinehurst for Land of Lakes Butter $1.29 lb. "cook ” his way around the world and Sift cocoa and flour into mixture (The ^vorlte Person) BA\K L completed a six-week ballet course - has produced and directed the following 1-1 2 lo 2 hours If making five cakes Hills Coffee $1.89 lb. CAS CoHee $1.79 can perhaps attend pastry school in at one time, use 300 degree oven Bake in 8-inch pans at 375 degrees in Big brother. Don, at lelt. gives Ken a lew pointers on eulinary Middle l\ini|iiky()tlic'c,Jti(l .Middle Tlinipike We.st Ballets Les Patineurs, Les Sylphides, Stars and Atripes, La Boutique Fan- ^ tasque. Coppeha. ^ Open Thurs. and Fri. 8 A.M. 'til 8 P.M. Austria otherwise they brown too quickly preheated oven until "toothpick" skills as they cheek out a recipe in the kitchen ot their home on Manchester Green Otfiee.dL'l .Middle Tiirn|iike Hast Personally, he enjoys pastries, When cool, wrap in plastic wrap to dean Check at 30 minutes Let cake Strickland St ' Herald photo by Dunn' Saturday 8 'til 6 — Sunday 8:30 'til 2 showpieces and ice carvings He cool, cut in two lavers North Manchester Otfice, 220 Noith Main St. Two students of the school have recently returned from Saratoga Springs, store First .Mancheslei'Ottice, .'ill.-) .Main St, N .Y ., after spending several weeks of intensive ballet training under the direction j of Melissa Hayden, former N.Y.C. ballerina. ' PINEHURST GROCERY INC. .302 MAIN PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Coi^ . Wed . Sept 8. 1976 MANCHEISTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn , Wed . Sept 8, 1976 PA(;E TWKNTY-ONE
WeLsbrod-Legier G j On second thought Patricia Legier and John Frederick Weisbrod, both of Great Values All Week Laramie. Wyo.. were married Aug. 13 at the Church of the Assumption in By Jan Warren Manchester The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Legier of 36 Jarvis Rd The bridegroom is the son of Mr. Long At the Great A&P and Mrs Frederick Weisbrod of Prospect. Ky Nobody loves me hut Julia Child ADVERTISED ITEM POLICY: Each of these advertised The Rev Nicholas Cesaro Items is required to be readily available lor sale at or below the PORK LOIN - FORMERLY COMBINATION PACiM PORK LOIN - RIB SIDE. LOIN SIDE OR celebrated tbe nuptial Mass and per advertised price In each ASP Store, except as specifically not formed the double-ring ceremony. Sometimes I come across a recipe “What are those little red things?” m “ What is this stuff?” asked John, ed in this ad. Tbe churcb was decorated with white in a woman's magazine that so com sticking his nose dangerously close asked John lining up the pimento and yellow chrysanthemums. Mrs. pletely captures my imagination, I the bubbling sauce. pieces on the side of his plate. Carol Joensuu of South Windsor was ignore the fact that it calls for 26 in "This." I said grandly, “ is a “There‘s so much junk in here I organist gredients, requires constant stirring, classic Southern dish." can't find the chicken," complained Assorted m Whole The bride, given in marriage by and has a long exotic name and “ Ma‘s on one of her Julia Child Sara. SUPER BONUS COUPONI ber father, wore a sleeveless silk decide that I MUST make it for my kicks." explained John to the girls. "You kids are impossible!" I organza A-line gown designed with family. "Better fill up on cookies before cried. "Do you realize this is a PRICE & PRIDt » PRICE 4 PRIDI • PRICE&PRIOI • PRICE 47ITlo7 "pfllC*pSlDn"p'Rlc*! scoop neckline and accented by lace Yesterday was one of those rare dinner." gourmet dish? You'd pay plenty for it trimmed ruffle She wore a picture days and the recipe that caught my Later, when we sat down to the in a fancy restaurant!" ALLGOOD OR SMITHFIELD-1-LB. PKG. Pork Chops Pork Loins hat and carried a cascade bouquet of attention was for an authentic table, the atmosphere was romantic Then I turned to my husband who stephanotis accented with yellow Southern Chicken Gumbo. Old South...a lace tablecloth, a silver had been very quiet sweetheart roses, baby's breatb and "Elegant," I said to myself as I candelabra, and shiny green “O K." I said accusingly, "What Sliced A Q o ivy. read the recipe. magnolia leaves for centerpiece. about you? Do you appreciate the A B EH ER BUY! Miss Mareli Legier of Manchester "Delectable, " I thought as I put "Dinner is served, y‘all," I said, fact that this chicken gumbo took me II was her sister's maid of honor. the necessary ingredients into my «rtTKt?MPMCIUfi Bacon 9 9 surveying the table with pride. three hours to prepare?” UCtUOMt TQMCOAUCONOl I CONTAINS: 7 CENTER David Dietrichson of Dayton. Ohio, shopping cart at the super market. The kids approached their plates "It's not bad,” answered my hus LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. served as best man Usbers were ‘‘Heavenly," I murmured as the gingerly. I waited a moment for their band. “Not bad at all. But, Til never iir-f VALIO THRU SEPT. 11.1076 20 AND ONLY 3 END John Legifer of Manchester, the spicy aromas began to fill my reaction and then cried, "F o r understand why you go to all this ^PR IC E& M IM • PRICEAPRIDf • PRICEBPRIOI • PfllCEAPRIDI • PfllCEAPRIOI • PRICEB') CHOPS. bride's brother; and Mark Fishburn kitchen. heavens sake, will one of you say fuss. You know me, I'm just a simple lb. of Staten Island. N Y When the kids came home from something!" meat and potato guy." lb. BEEF CHUCK BONELESS A reception was held at The Colony school it was to find me happy be- "Why does it smell so funny‘’ “ Sometimes...! think I'm traveling aproned, humming "Dixie" under FtHWElUr in Talcottville. alter which the cou asked Kate sniffing suspiciously. with the wrong crowd. CHUCK 0 9 ple left for Cape Cod. For traveling. my breath as I stirred the pot on the Underblade Steaks FIUET8 »1 Mrs. Weisbrod wore a striped jersey stove. BONELESS BEEF FRESH BEEF ROUND dress. They will reside in Laramie. BONELESS BREAST U.S.D.A. INSPECTED Mrs. Weisbrod is presently BONELESS working toward a master's degree Chicken Cutlets Brown Photo B irth s while holding a graduate teaching 5 Ik. pk|. or assistantship in the Science and ■on Fresh Chicken Tip Round Mathematics Teaching Center at the \Ir. and Mr.n; Jo h n F. W pi.shrod Mrs. Donald Grill of Allen, University of Wyoming. Mr. ScaMT, Kristen Beth, born Sept. 1 at Manchester born Sept. 1 at Manchester Mich. Her paternal grand Memorial hospital. Her Weisbrod is attending the University daughter of Thomas T. and Memorial Hospital. Her of Wyoming. School of Pharmacy. Christine B. Seaver of Cin- mother is Mrs. Robert maternal grandparents are nCII CCiTlinEC avaiuuleinstoheswith, maternal grandparents are IfC Lrrca I unco seiwce deu depts. OHiYi ' naminson. N.J. She was Hapner of Quincy, Mich. Mr, and Mrs. William J. M r. and Mrs. Peter Briskets Steaks born Aug. 14 at Rancocas He has a brother, Douglas, Beckett of Waterbury. She STORE SLICED-COOKED Sadloski of 48 Hollister St. STRAIGHT CUTS FORMERLY Valley Hospital in 8; and a sister, Kristin, 6. has a brother. Sean, 5. YOUR Her paternal grandparents , TOP SIRIONI Archambault-Ashwell Willingbora, N.J. Her are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Roast Beef CHOICEI maternal grandmother is Fleming, Sura Louise, Burnell. Debra Lea, Burnett of 153 Main St. She DOMESTIC Mrs. Helen Lester of Cin- daughter of John Elliot and daughter of Walter J. and has three sisters, Teresa,8, naminson and her paternal Kathleen Beckett Fleming Margaret Sadlosk Burnett Wendv, 7, and Jennifer, 3. Sliced Ham ,,,, of 40 Liberty St. She was of 88 Spruee St She was lb.. Sally Ann Ashwell of East Hartford grandparents are Brig, and STORE SLICED V; lb. 6 ® ' lb. lb. and Ernest Joseph Archambault of Mrs. Thomas W. Seaver of y Manchester were married Aug. 21 at 499 Woodbridge St. She has Corned Beef St. Bridget Church in Manchester. a brother, Thomas A&P Christopher. 4. CHEF'S PRIDE BY SALVATORE FROZEN FROZEN The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Link Sausage Ross W. DeMay Sr. of Wethersfield. V I'reMir, John (folding, Cornish Hens Sliced Bologna 89* Sea Scallops CRY-O-VAC The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and son of John and Elizabeth QUARTERS-WITH PARTS OF BACK « ^ 1 A HEBREW NATIONAL - SALAMI OR Mrs Claude Archambault of Vendetta Trevor of SEMI Manchester Brattleboro, Vt. He was Turkey Legs FROZEN Riegei Hams BONELESS born Aug. 4 at Brattleboro *1 *! Ballpark Franks M '’ Bologna The bride was given in marriage by (Vt.) Memorial Hospital. FRESH - DELICIOUS A&P DOMESTIC C ^ a o SMITHFIELD - HOT OR MILD A A ^ NATIONAL - GRIDDLES OR her stepfather. Ross W DeMay Sr. His maternal grandparents snuggle are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chicken Livers Canned Ham Sausage 89* Knockwurst Hi Mrs. Kati Romano of Bloomfield Vendetta of 40 Englewood was matron of honor Bridesmaids Dr. His paternal grand into fMK)IKW)llsTim“J6' were Mrs. Donna Santuccio of mother is Mrs. Gisele FESTIVALI . FARM FRESH PRODUCE - PRICED RIGHTI Rockville. Miss Brenda Therrien of Golding of 11 Ardmore Rd. 1^', GOLDEN East Hartford and Mrs. Tina H is maternal great our warm / Packeco of Glastonbury, the bride's grandmothers are Mrs. A&P 100% FLORIDA A&P - SLICED Green RIPE V'. sisters; and Mrs. Michele Hull of William Hall and Mrs. CALIFORNIA Manchester. MissSynthia Romano of Mary Amaio, both of Hart BELL Bloomfield was flower girl ford. His paternal great sleepw ear Orange Juice Strawberries grandfather is Dionis Peppers Steve Kratzke of Ellington served Beaulieu of East Hartford. Yellow as best man Ushers were Richard savings WITH 6 o z . $ ^ 00 WITH Santuccio of Rockville. Michael Mitchell, Derek COUPON Cecere of South Windsor. Thomas illiiim , son of William F. cans ■ COUPON BELOW 4 9 ^ Yellow ZESTY Packeco Jr. of Glastonbury, and Jeff and Carol Ann DiNapoli BELOW X NEW Bananas Hull of Manchester. Aaron Romano Mitchell of 2 Christine of Bloomfield was ringbearer. Lane, South Windsor. He S?1 A&P - REGULAR6 OR CRINKLE CUT ICE CREAM SHDPPEi Onions 3 ° 49 ' was born Aug. 30 at 5.99 -899 Following a reception at Mt. Manchester Memorial HENDRIES - ALL FLAVORS Carmel Hall in East Hartford, the French Fries 2 Hospital. His maternal Reg. $9 to $14. There's a chill kill gsl. $ 1 59 couple left on a trip to Florida They A&P-SPEARS ^ \ <- n grandmother is Mrs. in the air, so hurry in for our Ice Cream natuW cool.ol. I will reside in East Hartford. warm-as-toast gowns and 10 oz. Prune Margaret DiNapoli of 60 HENDRIES TEMPTING Gurskis I’hoto pajamas at big pre-season pkgs. Imperial Dr. His paternal Broccoli D a m a i m I m a assorted WESTERN w Mrs. Frncst J. .Vrrliunihuiilt grandparents are Mr. and savings. Pretty styles of soft A&P SWEET Pepsicles flavors 1 2 ; , 6 9 ° brushed nylon, cotton tiannel Plums Mrs. Joseph Mitchell of 10 oz. HENDRIES ASSORTED NOVELTIES Brookfield St., South Wind and more In tailored or soft, Green Peas pkgs. feminine styles. (We show just two) sor. He has three brothers. A&P-LEAF OR CHOPPED Supersertment 2 4 ; , n ” SEALTEST SUN VALLEY - SANDWICH Dean, 13, Donald, 11, and Loads of colors, prints, pretty Darryl, 10. embroidery touches, and all 10 oz. HENDRIES POPSICLES Cottage LARGE OR 16 oz. Creme Engaged Spinach pkgs SMALL CURD CONt. just for you at D&L savings Super Star Jr. 5 9 « 2 ; . 8 9 « lluHNer, Jennifer Lee to warm you all over. Jt, CHEESE - 12 PACK Cheese Cookies 11 ml A m y Lyn, twin Sizes 32 to 40 and SML, XL. HENDRIES-ICE CREAM BARS RED daughters of William and Come to D&L Sleepwear, Jeno’s Pizza ALL VARIETIES DexliHnior-Barrett Cheryl Garrison Hawver of all eight stores. Dreamsicles pkg.l Nlll SULTANA (ALL VARIETIES EXCEPT HAM) GREAT gilloN Mr. and Mrs. Martin R. Dexheimer 2C Thompson Rd, They Hawaiian 9-Lives HENDRIES-ASSORTED FLAVORS VALUE ktl. ■Ir. of West Simbsury announce the were born Aug. 31 at 7 9 « engagement of their daughter. Manchester M em orial Meat Dinners 299* Ices Italiane Punch Cat Food Margaret .Amy. to Leon B Barrett of Hospital. Their maternal Manchester grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Romeo Garrison of 29 CHUNK LIGHT BRISK DELICIOUS A&P WILDMERE Mr. Barrett is the son of Mrs. ^GREATl ^ G R E A P GREAT' GREAT Robert W Whalen of Bowers St. and Wayne Rd., Vernon. Their M IN WATER FLO-THRU TOMATO DINNER GRADE "A" the late Frederick .1. Barrett. paternal grandparents are BUY BUY BUY BUY Miss Dexheimer was graduated Mrs. Joseph O'Connor of 34 Irom Bloomfield High School and the Saginaw St., Wapping and Hartford College for Women She is Walter Hawver ol Bidwell Macaroni Lgrye employed by Dr. Herman H. St. They have a brother, 3 D iam (m d ff_ “ Pl®" Glassman of Hartford. Jeremy Patrick, 4. Mr Barrett was graduated from Tea Bags it Cheese East Catholic High School and Sheridan, UhriNlinc Tuna Western New England College. He is Marie, daughter of Francis employed by Massachusetts Mutual E . and Andrea M. 7'/. oz. carlon Wasilewski Sheridan of 472 100 ct. 1 Life Insurance Co. in Springfield 6Vz oz. 110% ol oni Mass. Old Post Rd., Tolland. She pkg. cans dozen An Oct. 3fl wedding is planned. was born Aug. 31 at Manchester Memorial ^WITH COUPON K lC W i Hospital. Her maternal i COUPON BELOWj grandfather is Stanley A. • PRICE ^ PRIDE • PRICE 4 PRIDE • Wasilewski of West • PRICE & PRIDE • PRICE & PRIDE • • PRICE & PRIDE • PRICE 4 PRIDE • • PRICE & PRIDE • PRICE & PRIDE • 1 • PRiCE 4 PRIDE • p R iCE 4 P R ID E • • PRICE 4 PRIDE • PRICE s PRIDE • • 'PiL I 4 PRIDE • PP" f 4 PRIDE * • I \ PRiOE • ‘'Px I 4 PRIDE • Willington. Her paternal ; /I Nassiff Photo Wedding grandparents are Mr. and cc'inw e n e COUPON O f l( COUPON R f| e COUPON I R C VUUE O U COUPON O Q C COUPON o n e Mrs. (Charles Sheridan of 35 VALUE CV VALUE 3 U VALUE O Q VALUE 4 .U VALUE 1 3 50th wedding anniversary Miriam Dr., Vernon. Her BRISK ALL GRINDS I FROZEN-ASP GRADE “ A - LAUNDRY DOG FOOD CAT FOOD paternal great lOONi FLORIDA Mr and Mrs Jesse S Bettmger ol M r ('. a II n • lu l r i a n Lipten ASP FROZEN Gaines Purina Maxweil gratulations from President and grandmothers are Mrs. I Sliced Wildmere Arm & 50 Morse Rd celebrated their 50th Helen Withington of West li.Qi wedding anniversary on Sept 4 Mrs Ford The tiered anniversary Tea ;!Strawberriei Orange Large Hammer Gravy Cat Heuse cake was made by their daughter-in- Haven and Mrs. Charles They were honored at an open Robert B. McCann of Manchester W01iVer of Stafford Juice house on Aug 15 at the Union law. Mrs Carol Bettmger of Naples and Barbara Seastrand Edgarian of Bags Eggs Detergent Train Chew Ceffee Springs. Her maternal Z.H SIX - 6 iz. ciNS Congregational Church in Rqckville The couple was married in St West Hartford were married on Aug. lOOct.gkg. 1 6 0 1 CATlON l l M l daz 4 lb pkg 1-lb CM great-grandmother is Mrs. UNIT IME COUPON P EO FU ILT 115 02. Akg 10 lb big The party was hosted by their sons Peter's Episcopal Church in 14 at the First Church of Christ , LIMIT OKE COUPON PtSfAM IlI LIMIT ONE COUPON PEA FAMILY LIMIT ONE COUPON PEA TAMILT UMITOMl COUPON PEA TAMILT LIMIT ONL COUPON PEI TAMMT Mary Kuhar of Eynon, Pa. V U JO S En 6-11 1070 LIMil ONE COUPON fEN FAMILY 'j LIMIT ONE COUPON PEA TAMILT «II0S£PT 5 -n 1916 VALID SEPT 6 11 1976 VALID SEPT 6 11 1976 and daughters-in-law. Mr and Mrs Springfield. Mass. Congregational in tllastonbury. VALIO SEPT S U 1976 1 VALID SLPT 6 II 1976 VALIO SEPT i II 19)6 VALIO SEPT 6 II 1971 She has a sister, Jennifer WnMlIMPMCUU ■nil V M PM CM UI Mr Hettinger is retired from Pratt OTIII M niKIUU George Hettinger of Naples. Fla . Mr McCann is the executive vice Ann, 3‘z. uai—t TWMa I siciMii touae t sicouoi ( x a u l M IN A C tO I ALCOHOL Mr and Mrs. Charles Hettinger of & Whitney Division of United president and treasurer of Allied Technologies Corp in East Hartford Vernon, and the Rev Robert Het I’ r 1 n11 ng Services. Inc. .in Kelly, Murk \A .. son of AP2 tinger of San Francisco. Calif Some Both he and Mrs Hettinger are ac .Manchester Mrs McCann was m m m I d Wallace and Donna Grill • E'RK.E 4 PRIDE • PHK I 4 PRIDE • • PHiCE 4 PRIDE • PRICE 4 PRIDE • mm^ - p" E & PRIDE • i P R IO C • j tive 111 the P&W Retiree's Club They » PRICE 4 PRIDE • PRICE 4 PRIDE • • PMK E 4 PRIDE • PRi' E 4 PRIDE • * E S P R ID E • P R - \ p r i d e • • P» E ' PPlOE ■ 150 friends and relatives from lormerly employed in sales promo Kelly of 29 Laurwood Dr . are members of St Mary's Episcopal Connecticut. Massachusetts, and tion with the Rourke Eno Paper Co. Bolton He was born Aug. PRICES EFfECTIVt SEPTEMBER 5-11.1976 NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS ITEMS FOR SALE NOT AVAILASLE TO OTHER RnAIL DULERS OR WH0aSAL£l$ Church in Manchester Rhode Island attended The couple will reside in Glaston- 31 at Manchester The couple also has six grand Among the many cards and gifts biiry with two ol their children. Two Memorial Hospital His' daughters and four grandsons. received was a card ol con other children are attending college. maternal grandmother is PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., Sept. 8, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn , Wed , Sept 8. 1976 - PAGE TWENTY-THREE Of Consumer Concern Social Security cc PILLSBURY ■ 1 r cc Vanity appeals Q. My doctor sent Social Security a report describing AJAX CLOROX my disability. I can’t work at my job, but my claim was Vanity often can be costly and consumers need to FLOUR turned down. How come? recognize vanity appeals. We are naturally flattered Whole Chickens A. Possibly you hadn't worked long enough in jobs REG. OR UNBLEACHED Laundry Deterg. BLEACH when we are given an award or chosen for some honor, U.S. GOVT. INSPECTED covered by Social Security. Also, to qualify for disability but it is important to remember that this gimmick is 1 5 'OFF payments, you must be unable to do any substantial gain sometimes used by operators of questionable promotions. GRADE"A" ful work for which you're suited by age, education, and Several "vanity” publishers, among which have been LABEL GAL. exprience. You may no longer be able to do heavy lifting, those who offered to include consumers in a business or JUG for example but probably could adapt to lighter work. 2V 2T03LB S . 49 0Z.PKG. 4 S « Q. I have a severe kidney disorder and need special biographical directory, recipe book or book of poerrrs, have been under investigation by various private, state AVERAGE WITH PRIOR PURCHASE OF SlO.OO OR MORE WITH PRIOR PURCHASE OF $10.00 OR MORE WITH PRIOR PURCHASE OF $10 00 OR MORE treatment I've always been under civil service and have AND THIS COUPON AT FOOD MART. GOOD | AND THIS COUPON AT FOOD MART GOOD | A N D THIS COUPON AT FOOD MART G O O D and federal authorities in the past. LB. THRU SAT.. SEPT U . LIMIT ONE 5 LB. BAG no Social Security earnings record, but my wife has. Can THRU SAT,, SEPT, 11. LIMIT ONE PKG. • ONE THRU SAT, SEPT 11 LIMIT ONE G A L ONE Consumers interested in a publishing offer should do ONE COUPON PER FAMltv. COUPON PER FAMILY CO UPON PER FAMILY I get help from Medicare in paying for the treatmenr some research before they send in any money. They nJ L A If your wife has worked long enough under Social LB. 3'/, LBS. .^ O C Security, you may be eligible for Medicare on her record. should check with a public library or trade association to CUT-UP CHICKENS 45‘ ROASTING CHICKENS AVG. LB. * I T find out if the group has an established reputation or if it Medicare helps people under 65 who need long-term has published a book in the past. Other organizations dialysis or a transplant for permanent kidney failure. which might help on a check of the group’s reliability or Call or write any Swial Security office fore more infor business reputation are the local Chamber of Commerce m ation. or the Better Business Bureau serving the area. Q I have a wife and three children My physical condi Be suspicious if you are asked to send money or buy the tion is getting progressively worse, and I was thinking of publication in order to see your name in print. Often such apply for Social Security disability benefits About how publications are merely part of the scheme to obtain WALDBAUM'S much can we get? money from the persons solicited. Usually anyone who A. The monthly benefit amount is based on a worker’s responds to the advertised offer is “selected for in average earnings over a period of years The average clusion" in the book. Social Security disability payment to a disabled worker Never send money until you know the risks and benefits and family is $475 a month. involved. You may well be a success in your field, but Food Mart IN$tOOO feQUIKCAfiH Q I understand my 27-year-old mentally retarded son always ask yourself why you're being solicited. HERE'S HOW YOU CAN BE A QUIK CASH WINNER! who lives with me may get monthly ikjcial Security Legitimate awards usually don't have expensive strings IT'S FUN! IT'S FAST checks on my record when I die or start getting retire attached. Just stop in at your friendly Food Marl and pick up your free Quik Cash Card. Erase the gold spot on the ment or disability benefits. Can't he get some kind of front of the cam with a pencil eraser. Underneath you will find one, two, or three letters. Save these letters payments now? AND IT'S FREE! A He may be eligible for Supplemental Security In Answers to questions of general interest w ill appear in until you can spell one of the woms on the back of the cam (Thousand, Hundred, Twenty, Ten, Five, or this column. Address questions to: "Of Consumer come (SSI) payments, depending on his income and Concern, " Dept, of Consumer Protection, State Office ALL FOOD MART STORES One) . . . then take the cards to your Food Mart manager tor your cash prize! resources. Since he is an adult, any income you or your Building, Hartford, 06115. IT'S NEW AND EXCITING! other family members have w ill not affect his eligibility. WALDBAUM'S HIW YORK s m s o n il ^ However, his SSI payments may be reduced by one-third since he lives at home. AUMDY FRESH PORK SAM ! U.S.D.A. CHOICE DOMESTIC VIVA TOWELS Q. I get SSI checks because of my disability and recent OPEN ly received a questionnaire to fill out Since my condition ASSORTED DECORATOR OR ASSORTED hasn't improved, why must I answer these questions'" Did Mother Nature CENTER CUT FRESH A. The law requires the Social Security administration Boiled Ham to ask everyone who gets SSI checks certain questions SUNDAY LONDOl I 123 COUNT from time to lime. This helps us make sure beneficiaries make girls dumb PORK Pork j JUMBO ROLL are still eligible for these payments and that checks are 9 A.M. TO 4 P.M. PORK I -ass issued for the correct amount Although your disability at mathematics? LB. I WITH PRIOR PURCHASE OF S10 0 0 OR MORE AND THIS hasn t changed, there could be changes in your income, ------— ------> CHOPS COUPON AT FOOp MART GOOD THRU SAT SEPT 11 resources, or living arrangements that could affect the Shoulder BROIL LIMIT ONE ROLL • ONE COUPON PER FAMILY CHOPS ■ am ount of your SSI check. By P.ATRICIA McCORMACK U.S. GOVT. INSPECTED GRADE " A " - ROCK 3 SIB. n o i N - 3 CENTER CUT ARM PICNIC Roast Beef s'cii $2.09 I PI Kduration Editor SHOULDER IMPORTED F j ORDLAND Did Mother Nature make girls dumb at matlyy- and Swiss Cheese $1.99 boys, wizards? CORNISH HENS NEW YORK SHARP Consider: 10 per cent of those studying for a doctorate • 1 . ' ? 7 0 Cheddar Cheese $1.89 ITALIAN DRESSING FRESHLY SLICED degree in math are female. The rest, male. They learn WISHBONE cc from men teachers, for the most part. Lox Sale $1.69 e b $ 1 . 2 9 Sociologist Lucy Sells of the University of California at Pork R o a s t Pork Boston Butt eb 99c Berkeley finds math a “critical filter” tending to FRESH Beef Bologna $1.09 BOUNCE Big Thompson River eliminate women from many fields — including LB. Rork Ribs COUNTRY style lb $1.29 BOHLE chemistry, physics, engineering, architecture and Pork Spare Ribs e3 $1.29 Franks cS* $1.39 homes being rebuilt medicine. U S D A CHOICE boneless Pepperoni -10^^ b$2.19 WITH PRIOR PURCHASE OF S10 0 0 OR MORE AND THIS Dr John Ernest, of the University of California at San SWIFT premium oven boast COUPON AT FOOD MART GOOD THRU SAT SEPT 11 Bv JOHN J. SANKO Top Chuck Steak $1.39 ^LUNCHEON LIM IT O N E b o t t l e • ONE COUPON PER FAMILY ta Barbara, in a report, "Math and Sex,” says peer in "PICK YOUR OWN" FRISH PRODUCll ■ U S D A CHOICE BIG THOMPSON CANYON, Colo. (UPII - Mrs Jacob fluence has something to do with the female’s poor per OUR BEST B IM D E D Corned Beef Brisket B$1.49 GEM Sausage .iwr;™.., -,$1.89 Zuidema glanced out the window of her flood-damaged c o l o n ia l Boneiess Chuck Steak^B^^o^ $1.29 formance at math. VINE-RIPENED USDA CHOICE home and pointed across the Big Thompson River to b 89c Tuna Salad , B 89c The Ernest study, distributed by the Ford Foundation, VEAL Turkey Franks CHILD MILD Chuck Cube Steak $1.59 where the house of a neighbor once stood makes these points: CALIFORNIA USDA CHOICE There was nothing left except an open patch of ground. Turkey Boiogna » 89c Olive Salad » 89c HI - C DRINKS Farther down the canyon, a 15-fool-high pile of debris — Through elementary school, girls and boys tend to Boneless Chuck Roast B^^^ $1.09 WEAVER DUTCH FAMU » think their-own sex does better in all subjects. PATTIES U S 0 A CHOICE stood near the river banks. HONEYDEW Si iced Bacon , $1.49 Chicken Roll .$1.69 ALL FLAVORS "There was a home across the road before the flood," — By high school both boys and girls tend to think that Boneless Shoulder Roast $1.19 •W H tO f a v a i l a b l e - boys do better in math. she .said " I t belonged to a woman by the name of M rs Pork SausageB Ei.^.s b $1.19 V^Hot’ Bagels 12 $1.09 I Marshall During the half hour that the water came up — When asked why they do poorly bn a math exam, high MELONS GF.M C h u n k e d ^ Our Best Beef Patties p.c.°. $2.99 i 46 OUNCE school girls tend to attribute the failure to lack of ability. CAN and rose so fast, her home was completely swept away, " High school boys of the same capability usually say they LARGE SIZE Liverwurst or Boiogna ^ 89c It has been more than a month since heavy rainfall over did not work hard enough. the Rockies sent a 19-foot wall of water roaring through w it h PRIOR PURCHASE OF $10 00 OR MOPE AND THIS "The attitudinal patterns of both self-image and peer SEND YOU HOME WITH A BIGGER COUPON AT F(X)D MART GOOD THRU SAT SEPT ii Big Thompson Canyon, one of Colorado's most scenic group, unfortunately, are reinforced by those of the FOOD MART PUTS MORE ITEMS ON SALE TO LIMIT ONE CAN - ONE COUPON PER FAMILY areas Aftershocks of the July 31 mishap still are being teacher, " Ernest and associates found. felt Both female and male teachers believe girls do less well Cleanup crews have recovered 129 bodies from the than boys in math. Ajax Laundry VIVA TOWELS debris Officials believe the death toll may reach 156 and Despite these assumptions and the poor math perfor € DRINKS some bodies may never be found. mance among high school and college females, educator Pillsbury Flour DECORATOR OR ASSORTED 40‘offf;;20‘off Damage to real estate in the canyon was estimated at ''YORK STATE" tJN ANY PKO OB JAB OF I $17 million, not including such losses as bridges and Shelia Tobias says — "There is no known connection A ll FIAVORS REGULAR OR Detergent 123 COUNT JUMBO ROLL between the sex gene and dyscalculia or brain dysfunc I LOUIS TETLEY j roads, cars, home furnishings and personal equipment tion in performing calculations.” YELLOW 46 OUNCE CAN UNBLEACHED S B LB. BAG The total loss is believed lo be more than $30 million Tobias, associate provost of Wesleyan University in 49 0Z.PKG. I SHERRY Iced Tea | Much of the heavy debris has been removed from the Middletown, Conn., helps run a math anxiety clinic 15‘ OFF O canyon but the work will not be completed until mid- September. A dirt road has been gouged through the can funded by the Department of Health, Education and u ONIONS LABEL j BOMBES cc . Mix c c I W elfare. 4 3 yon for four-wheel-drive vehicles but officials have not I She reports on that program and others in Ms. ' NEW CROP ■ lO Sd' 'yf. • yet decided whether to rebuild U S 34 I I Magazine In an interview, she talked about mathophobia fPENCH OR ITALIAN -fs. The flood destroyed 323 residences. 95 mobile homes FOOD CLUB DRESSINGS BOHlE 3 FOR $1. DURKEE STUFFED OLIVES ‘ 79c beep chicken flavob and 52 businesses. There were 100 small private bridges among females. 0« 8 or CAN Food Club Russian or tnouSANO island F O O D CLUB "Research shows,” she said, “ adolescent girls trying LOW RICE-A-RONI B OZ PKG CORONET d e lt a tis s u e 4 p"»°c1;59c FOOD CLUB DRESSINGS 80Z Bonit 39c VANILLA EXTRACT - 69c which were wiped out CHEF’S SLICED MUSHROOMS 99c FOODCLUB / . OZ PKG to be female act dumb at algebra.” The girls think it w ill PLANTERS PEANUT BUTTER SUGAR ^OLL 69c MACARONI & CHEESE DINNER 23c The flood also had serious economic consequences on PRICE! POOD club , CARUSO BLENDED OIL CONUlNEP $2.69 TOPCO PLASTIC WRAP 300 ft r o l l 4 9 c make them more female to let the boys outperform them businessmen in nearby communities Estes Park, which 1 0 . f LAYER CAKE MIXES var .90 REYNOLD'S ECONOMY FOIL nc.’ 79c m math. The next stage: math avoidance. FOOD CLUB LEMON JUICE 8C°LE 49c j 10* off;; 10* off is largely dependent on the summer tourist trade, lost I ON A <) OUNCE PACKACI O N A 3d O UN C E B 0 T »lE | Tobias says once this negative stance is taken, it snow ITALIAN much ol Us trade U.S. NO. 1 - BEST BAKING "A lot ol marginal businesses will fold this year.' said balls. Orange TTiT Spaghetti Under terms of the grant from the government's Fund I KIX Log Cabin | Corky Rogers, executive director of the Estes Park for the Improvement of Post-Secondary Education, those Russet f Chamber of Commerce. "Some areas in Estes Park have at Wesleyan with mathophobia are diagnosed, tested, in 7A C Marmalade CAT FOOD Sauce WISHBONE-8 OZ. BOTTLE FOOD CLUB-5 IB . PLASTIC PAIL FOOD CLUB - 64 OZ. BOTTLE I CEREAL, lost at least 50 per cent of their business And the terviewed and helped — through therapy and counseling. Syrup cc! economic effect also has been felt by businesses in FOOD CLUB - 18 OZ. JAR TUNA-12 OZ. CAN PRINCE-ASSORTED VARIETIES Potatoes 7 9 IM ,;: i:' i g f l n i Diveland, Greeley and Grand Lake. " .Math anxiety is a serious handicap,” Tobias said. I ” ■ CTrjf : i ^ i Many people believed Estes Park was inaccessible It IS handed down from mother to daughter with afte r the flood and stayed away despite a massive $30,000 ValenciaFRESH lAROX Oranges^ 12 . 98cWWW ^ 1 father's amused delight. (’Your mother never could CANS Mm advertising campaign by community businesses ' " ' 3 0 Ken Wright, co-chairman of a special advisory eom- balance a checkbook,' he says fondly.) Green Peppers r.si' BS GRAPE JELLY or JAM - 3Z -AR 49c GAYLORD ANIMAL CRACKERS 3 $1. Fine medium on bpoad 50D CLUB TEA BAGS 'X- COUN' P"'- 99c Once a person has become frightened of math, she or TQPCO ASSOfiTED s c e n t s AIN MEAT or MUSHROOM - FOOD CLUB VA-JIU A OR OEVllS FOOD Nesfea ^ mittee set up to coordinate long-range recovery elforts, DUTCH MAID NOODLES ’ LB PKG 49c SOLID3 AIR FRESHENER^oz pkg3 fof>S1. FOOD CLUB CATSUP zeoz eo’^is 69c 'SPAGHEHI SAUCE 79c BURRY'S SCOOTER PIES J OZ PKG 59c NABISCO NILLA WAFERS . said plans now were being made to make sure he begins to fear all manner of computations, any quan RAOOZZINO'S Wh it e MEAT 3 0 3 CAN -non'-uB Prune Plums . r 3 BS 89c FOOD d u e !V6'*'off l a r g e B IN F i El O R O ’ c .... n SPAGHETTI SAUCE V OZ JAR BURRY'S OXFORD CREMES 59c ALL PURPOSE CRACKERS ■ ,■ - reconstructed homes and businesses are located in safer titative data and words like proportion, percentage, n OZ PKG STRAWBERRY PRESERVES jAn 49c O &C FRENCH FRIEDONIONS 39c p°a I ON AN 0 OUNf I BO' Uf variance, curve, exponential" FOOD CLUB Iced Tea | areas of the canyon Perennial MumS cSiF H$1 .99e. BETTY CROCKER PIE CRUST MIX 35c FOOD CLUB TOMATO JUICE -if 39c SMALL WHOLE BEETS '6 OZ CAN 5 f OB $1 . At Wesleyan, math anxiety is viewed as emotional and U 5 NO ' CALIFORNIA MOu’ A-N 'One thing is for sure, he said "They will not be Del Monte I Liquid Mix cc| allowed to go in like they were before because of the cognitive in origin Teacher-therapists attempt to tackle Bartiett Pears »c,s3. 3 B S $1. IVORY the problem on both levels. CALIFORNIA SWEE^ ^ hazards W'c must adjust our living habits and patterns to At Mills College in Oakland, Calif . Prof, Lenore Blum Nectarines Liquid Deterg. 01 nature's needs " FRESH NATIVE MASS B 49c j Woolite c( WHITE OR ASSORTED Mrs Zuidema, 57, and her husband, a retired doctor runs a precalculus workshop lor females. 48 OUNCE BOTTLE PINEAPPLE/GRAPEFRUIT 180 COUNT PKG. who formerly practiced in nearby (jreelcy. are among Blum does not believe that the approaches to math Green Cabbage B 1 0 c Del Monte Yellow ■ 29 oi. con the few residents who have returned to the canyon Their anxiety need be either psychological or remedial. SLICED OR HALVES Betty Crocker - 22'/i oi. pkg. \Squash““o;‘»r,B‘sr- ,-„'s home is I 'j miles below the community of Drake which Her course relies on peer-taught workshops to provide B 1 2 c y •149 individual help and a support system Blum and was virtually wiped out by the flood a°.‘ ' 3 0 ^ HFAIYH i BEAUTY AIDS FOR THl FAMILY! associates believe math anxiety is reduced substantially 4 0 « ______The couple has no electricity in their home and they if women have at least one positive experience in lear A GRtA T SCltCTION Of FRISH BAKID GOODSI WM m SUPER HARD REO can still smell propane gas from a leak in a nearby lank GAYLORD BUHER COOKIES “ r. " 4 9 c WHIPPED TOPPING MIX FOOD CLUB APPLESAUCE - . ,a„ 39c w m ■■ ORUNSCINTEO They use candles for light and cook their food on a ning math. W ta lOUNCICAN TQPCO OZ ‘ O O O C lU fl ^ j . OOZ PKG fOODClUB 303 -AH There are these other developments: FOOD M A R T-6 PACK PKG. AUTOMATIC DISH DETERG. an fo CunilT SOIL I STAIN GAYLORD CHOC. CHIP COOKIES 49c SALAD or BROWN MUSTARD .FOOD CLUB MAPLE SYRUP t,i‘ • - 79c Coleman stove tG 59c DARK RED KIDNEY BEANS . 4 »S1 SHOUT REMOVER 'ZOZ CAN 89c • 0 0 0 d u B ‘OO.f-lue AB(,3 HO’Ht FOOD CLUB '/ nz CAN 1 ? PACK t’Kli AU tlA v O H S W e re back to primitive living, Mrs Zuidema said — Math for Girls is an eight-week, discovery-oriented _ Jo; ANGEL FOOD CAKE -baz pkg 79c CRANBERRY JUICE COCKTAIL TASTER'S CHOICE COFFEE $3 49 VERY YOUNG SWEET PEAS Hairspray 4t0M$1. FOOD CLUB INSTANT COCOA 79c GAYLA DRINK MIXES 8 f l j h $ 1 . But this is our home and we eouldn t see any point in course for 6-to-14-year-old girls, conducted at the ENOLISH *u Flavors Pi AIN OH * MUSMMOOMS - CONTAOlNA Lawrence Hall of Science, University of California, FOOD CLUB GELATIN na 3 .i)m$1. SPAGHETTI SAUCE V(i/ .AH 79c WPTON ICED TEA MIX v^oz l an $1.99 FRESH DAIRY FOODS FROM THE WORLD'S FINEST PASTURELANDS! Tylenol Tablets leaving it There is repair work (hat has to be done We Berkeley. 3 4 1 . like the challenge I think the challenge to stay and take MUFFINS WW p k g s .M FROZEN FOODS GALORE FOR QUICK N' EASY MEAL5I — The Mathematical Association of America has es Chiffon Margarine r.: 57c ^ lOO*. FLORIDA Short & Sassy care ol our home was greater than the desire to leave tablished a visiting lectureship program. Women and CITRUS JOHNSON & JOHNSON The Zuidernas still tan remember the night ol the Hood TOP FROST Light n' Mathematics, geared to tenth-grade girls. Information: when they sought refuge in their garage and listened to White Bread 100% FLORIDA Hood’s Dreamsicles ..... 7 GATIORD Crescent .Rolls pii 1 sburt 0 o; ppf, 39c Plastic Strips Eileen L. Poiani, St. Peter's College. Jersey Citv, N J Lively FOOD CLUB AMERICAN ORANGE Mtf, .14 '.on*' the car radio Their neighbor, Eulah Marshall. 77. of og.iob Wichita. Kan . was swept away in the flood NissenTiR roP Raisin Bread Top Frost Cut Corn...... 4 Modess Napkins ORANGE Broccoli Cheese Spread ' $1.19 W'e knew she wasn't feeling well that day Mrs — A Discovery Course in Elementary Mathematics and e'^j MILK JUICE Its Applications is part of a pilot program directed by Cracked Wheat Bread Zuidema said W'e watched her house go first The fire Jeno’s Cheese Pizza R ,. 8i Natural Yogurt ...... 49c GAL CARTON Golden Shampoo Alice .Schafer. Math Department, Wellesley College, JUICE Spears ■/i GAL. CARIDN place was still standing, then it was gone, too Wellcslev, Mass. Piain Donuts P{PP€RiOOE PABM 0 PACK PKG ’ " 16 O U N C E C A N Aunt Jemima Waffles x 61 e OUNCE PKG American Cheese • r- 79c Beacon Aspirin \C BOROE N 5 M iiK B u y 0 Cinnamon Appie Muffins 75c l.omrf l.ineagf <*lPPtHlOGI ►ARM ^ Onion Ringers ?oV 5! Swiss Gruyere Cheese 39c ^Cotton Swabs Thf l.uuvre .Museum in 49 « 4 8 1 1 . IN FAIRNESS TO OUB CUSTOMERS WE RESERVE THE RI&Hl TO UMiT SALES TO 3 PNGS OF ANY HIM EXCEPT WHERE OTHERWISE NOUD iM MS 0» f ERE D f OR SAiE NO ' A , Ail ABLE iN ( ASE lO IS OB 10 OI mER Rf T A ii HE AtERS U k a h U l ESA^ERS I'jris was first upened lo the yBran Muffins w/RAISINS 69cy Dessert Cakes wy ' 9! public onNov 8.1793 The'eon- slruciiun ul the Louvre, KEEP SMILING h m s f o s h i i a i i d i a k i s o w m o i a k i s ^ "tw tx ctp r wMi»E o iH E » w iii noTtp . O f t m o « » NOI A v A iiA tii IN CASf lo ts on lo oiM f» • « [S OCEANS originally intended as a royal residence, was started in 1204 KEEP HAPPY Starts Sept. 11 bv King Philippe Auguste Us fine art collection was begun 40 WEST MIDDLE TPKE. MANCHESTER by Francis 1 in the 16lh cen- 410 WEST MIDDLE TPKE. MANCHESTER tiirv PARE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., Sept. 8. 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., Sept. 8. 1976— PAGE TWENTY-FIVE Scientists The lighter side: Adults Only “According to ihe Fourteenth favor of— the young. F o r ex a statute requiring hunting li Special report on handbag vigilance listen for Developers of a large trailer .Amendment." they said, “ there ample: censes— but only for those over park decided lb. set aside a spe must he no discrimination. This Children may be forbidden to 21. restriction dearly discriminates By DICK WEST cial section for adults only. In frequent bars. Adult sportsmen called this un whatever they call it, as a against everyone under 21." Children may" be prohibited WASHINGTON (U PI)- your working hours know a woman, but once you realize you don't really television season coming immortals selling lots in that section, they constitutional, and a court de little old lady was going put in a requirement that occu Bui the court upheld the re from driving automobiles. cided they were right. Since the Speaking of rotten jobs, peering into women's you start rummaging knovy this woman whose up. I got to thinking there through. BOSTON (UPI) - f a m i l y IP pants must be at least 21 years striction and ordered the defen Children may be given m ilder purpose of the statute was to pro which people are wont to purses? through her purse, you purse you are poking might be a market for a dants to depart. The court said Somewhere in the universe old punishment for their crimes. tect w ildlife, the court could find I was just in time to hear The only worse job I can realize that you really around in. series based on the Capitol the Constitution docs not forbid Children, may be allowed to do on Labor Day, I have immortal beings may hold LAWYER A It wasn't long, however, before no logic in letting young people one of the cops, a strapping think of would be to spend don’t know her at all. At some point, for Police. all discrimination hut only dis travel at lower fares. hunt more freely than their elders. run across what may be a the keys to the destiny of a young couple bought a lot and fellow who appeared your working hours inspec I'm not talking q t ^ t the example, you come to a by Will Bernard moved in with two small children. crimination that is unreasonable In each case there is a valid new low in abysmal "Purse Squad" it might O u r ISeu' Fall the human race. A public service feature of I h e capable of handling any Indignant neighbors promptly — and separating adults from reason for treating them differ employment. ting the contents of auto 49 pounds of K le«ie*that layer of keys. Fully half of be called. The pilot episode Style* Are jihildrcn is reasonable. American Bar Association and emergency, pay her a com "I fear we have been filed a lawsuit to get them out. ently from adults. But if there is B u t f i r s t a l i t t l e glove compartments. have been crammed into them belong to a perfect might deal with a deranged Arrivin/( Daily! no such reason, there must be no the ConneclieuI Bar Associa No Cti'ildr«n Allowed pliment. making a dreadful mistake In a cuim test, the ncw com cn I have never — God for the various compartments. stranger. folk singer who tries to In other ways loo it is lawful such discrimination. tion. background music, by not focusing all our invoked the Constitution. ‘That's the neatest bid—peered into a strange That serves a practical Wht would a woman you to discriminate against— or in In another case, a state passed © 1976 American Bar Association professor. smuggle a banjo into the searches ... on the detec purse I’ve seen all day,” he F e a rin g perhaps an woman’s purse, but there purpose. know be doing with a key to Senate gallery in his girl tion of the signals of the said. WEDDINGS attempted hijacking. have been occasions when I I once asked a woman I the Empire State Building? friend's purse. immortals. For it is the Whereupon I was struck SEE THE SPECIALIST Congress has taken a have been obliged to look thought 1 knew why she had And why would she have an If there are a million immortals we will most ShopRite Coupon ShopRite Coupon hy the thought that this cop EVERYTHING IN STOCK . . . number of new security for something in a purse 49 pounds of Kleenex ignition key for a Suzuki stories in "The Naked likely discover " LU36 had what must be one of READY TO GO/ Towards Ihe purchase of precautions this year. For belonging to a woman I stuffed inside her purse. GT500 when the woman City, " the plot possibilities Sounds like a line from the worst jobs in the world. 37 0AKST., MANCHESTER 9J.UUS3.00 or more one thing, visitors to the knew. ' Ballast,” she replied. you know rides a Honda based on the contents of JulesVeme or H.G. Wells, Towards the purchase of I mean, what could be House and Senate galleries Wait. Let me amend It is after you dig CB450? women's purse are virtual Phone 649-7901 but it isn't It was written C $2.00 or more in our more dismal than spending FRESH MEAT-BEEF, are required to walk that. You may think you beneath the Kleenex that Anyway, with a new ly infinite. by Dr. Frank Drake, direc- through metal detecting tor of the National devices and must open Astronomy and Ionosphere nPP VEAL, LAMB, SERVICE DELI handbags, briefcases and Center at Cornell Universi OFF the like for inspection. ty, for Technology Review, WITH THIS PORK or POULTRY W ITH THIS DEPARTMENT These security stations an alumni magazine COUPON Frozen, Smoked or Canned Meats Not Included. COUPON are manned by “ Capitol published by the Coupon Qood at any ShopRite Market. Coupon good at any ShopRite Market, Limit one per family. H ill's Finest, " as members Massachusetts Institute of MH lim it one per family. Expires Sat.. Sept. 11, 1976. Expires Sal., Sept. 11, 1976. of the congressional con Technology. stabulary are known far Drake is the director of I® ------and wide. w w n m operations for the world’s The other day I passed This week at Finest you will find all the flavors of Italy... largest radio telescope, the "Checkpoint Charlie," or 1,000-foot dish at Arecibo, SantaLuciaBlendedOil?,'’n2.49 Puerto Rico. Personnel at SUPERMARKETS ‘NEW” Thick half gallon the facility spend several and Zestyl Hunt’s Tomato Sauce . 'c.“31* hundred hours a year hun Tomato Paste iS . . . 5P cans 1.00 Orange Juice ting for radio signals from Seven Seas^or;...... 1 6 o ;| in te llig e n t b eing s on Bad&fo-Sdiool Sale mus$mm & A ^ ^ A ^ planets of other stars. Sunsweet^re...... S,'49* Pope Wine Vinegar... It has. so far, been a ctn — BEEF - ANY SIZE PACKAGE p k g fruitless task. Seemingly Carnations:,I.... 2.49 insurmountable odds were T About Tomato Juice R iiiei . S.55* made more difficult by 46 02 j W,lh ThisCoupon & Purchase ol $5 00 or Mure Hi-C Juice Drinks. ''c.n'can 44‘ Pasta Romani time limits and inadequate BLADE STEAK town Limit One Valid SepI 5-11 1976 H-467 equipment. But the theory Heinz Beans r : 31”M.OO that alien intel'igences Spaghetti exist has noi been Fellowship Club of Com challenged in scientific ^u s d a I stock-up on Frozen Food BEEF CHUCK munity Baptist Church will Values the Finast Way! circles for years, Drake open its season Saturday 5-lb bag said. A* 1st CUT CHOICE BONE IN with a progressive dinner. BAM 16 02 However, the idea of The group will meet at 6:30 Baked Beans Pea can 49* Finast Sugar searching for signals from p.m. at the church for a GreenBeans°'erhSN'S3 «ns' 99* Banquet immortal beings is new r 1 short business session M b j and could, if accepted, before going to various Dutch Maid Noodles pkg59' 73 ° '4 g c radically change scanning Crushed Tomatoespiog '6540 c«n ..Our beef meets (hehighesfstandardof homes for dinner. Buffet Suppers Shop/?it« l» » n . savory p o tk chops, roasts or rl, A-1 Sauce...... “,'49* render young m llk lo d veaf fs a tavortle o l techiques now used, said U.S.O.A. Choice Take your^ck from lAe ShopAite seteclion . label . . pkg Beef PorlT art cuf from tender y o u n g corn-tetf porkers caforte counters.' Ajax DetergenT^Tp^r.. "VI.99 Drake. Beings unlimited V e a l Chicken o l maaty. ll» ¥ O flu l poultry items Conladma can 1 8 * Veal Parmagian. U.S.D.A CHOICE British Isles Chapter, Tomato Sauce by time would send Turkey & Gravy. Purex DetergentT^pT. X 99* BEEF CHUCK - BONE IN - POT BONELESS PORK SHOULDER BONELESS Daughters of the British messages very differently Salisbury Steak. I Empire, will meet tonight Chicken & Dumplings Lovin’ SpoonfulsrVoa 3 'ra 'n °'1.0 0 than mortal races. UNDER BLADE ROAST BLADE BOSTON ROAST EAL FOR STEW at 7:45 at the Hartford 32 oz Friskies Dinnersr'JS. 4 V.’„ V 1 .0 0 Part of the problem is CHICKEN LEGS Federal Savings and Loan immortals have a lot more BONELESS BEEF CHUCK • POT building (downstairs), 1105 pkg to lose than ordinary peo UNDER BLADE ROAST New Britain Ave., .73 ple. said Drake. Elmwood. CriscoOil...... n "Immortals must have a Wish-Bone Dtessing , , .2 b„s 89* Finast Frozen Food Values! fantastic obsession with ^ . 7 7 ' 99! S k i p p y r e " ...... T 1 . 3 5 safety, " Drake wrote, BONELESS BEEF ROUND BONE W "and every device and BOTTOM ROUND ) usoa) $ 4 2 9 PORK LOIN $ 4 6 9 BONE IN VEAL $ 4 4 9 SmCickers oTape...... '?a?'99* Grand Prix vehicle must be so con WHOLE CHICKEN Grass ad ROAST 1 lb. CENTER LOIN CHOPS | ib SHOULDER BLADE STEAK 1 ib Syrup . 98 structed as to present no BREAST Vermont Maid““^" ' * lethal hazard under any raises French Fries SHOULDER )USDA> $ 4 2 9 COUNTRY STYLE $ 4 2 9 BONE IN VEAL $ 4 6 9 BONELESS & SKINLESS circumstance. POT ROAST | ,b. RIBS (BONE IN) 1 ib Fresh Baked the Flnast Way! "More importantly, the RIB CHOPS 1 lb CHICKEN BREASTS eyebrows BONELESS BEEF ROUND ^ ^ PORK LOIN. BONE IN reverence they would at TOP ROUND )usoA ( $439 WHY PAY MORE-* 32 oz ASSORTED e q u a l a m o u n t s o f STRLOIN $ 4 2 9 BONE IN VEAL $ 4 8 9 tach to the preservation of b l a d e A CENTER CHOPS HORMEL CRANSTON, R.I. (UPI) esh ROAST 1 lb. CHOPS Finast Fresh pkg A YV individual lives would LOIN CHOPS 1 lb CANNED HAM — Ruby Plushner placed an BONELESS ______easts wi drive these immortals to DINNER. SKINLESS ad in a local newspaper I w BEEF ROUND ) usda( $ 4 3 9 BLADE ROAST $ 4 7 9 Legs B,v avoid physical threat from VEAL SHOULDER $ 4 7 9 ShopRite selling “ Home Grown Italian Bread 13 02 Q Q c TIP ROAST 1 lb. p k g 9 9 another planet, even over BONELESS PORK LOIN 1 ib CUBED STEAK 1 ib BEEF FRANKS Grass" for $1 a baggie. Louise Round Ravioli. the cosmic time scale," he SMOKED 4% 4% ' "First time ever sold Cheese Pizza Tavern . , . . p V g ' 1 . 1 9 wrote. BEEF ROUND $ 4 8 9 GEM FRANKS publicly," the ad said. "An immortal TIP STEAK 1 lb. HAM SHANK P0RTI0N...... o.,,„.,. O X Plushner Friday swore it Finast Creem Rite.. . 4 'c'n“'1.00 BEEF OR REGULAR 1 Finast Frozen 10-14 lbs civilization's best BONELESS /'w-w-v ^ . SMOKED IShopRile* REGULAR OR was the truth. Garlic Bread v^Tk...... rg'89* BEEF ROUND ) usda] $ 4 8 9 Hen Turkeys' With Tender Timer assurance of safety would HAM RUMP WATER ADDED ( 1 0 ^ ' 1 GEM SHOULDER ROLL. BONELESS S 4 4 9 ‘Tve never sold my TOP ROUND STEAK | ,b LAZY MAPLE be to make other societies PORTION ^ M i b 1 smoked PORK ^ SWIFT BACON grass publicly he said. 31.00 Hood’s Coronet immortal like themselves, gel Ihe kids o t i lo a fresn start wiin ' T ’ve given it away or had Big Round Top Bread ^Grocery Savings if s all here, from piua lo waffles, Fresh Hen Turkeys rather than risk hazardous Fresh Produce tarm-grown I r u il i and vegetables' at super savings/ it taken away.” Frozen Food for k/ds of all ages! English Muffins...... 3T 1.00 military adventures," said Plushner first thought of Ice Cream 449 Wings or S H O P R IT E Grinder Rolls...... ”5^39* Drake. ITALIAN FREESTONE selling the grass at six bags All Natural "7 g a l l Fresh Turkey Parts Drumsticks "Thus we could expect ShopRite "GRADE A" for $5. But conscience got Hamburg Rolls... 2 ^ 1 . 0 0 ctn ■ them to actively spread the FRANCO AMERICAN the better of him. Bakery Items Available Tues thruSat secrets of their im mortali PRUNE PLUMS "I couldn’t feel right Canned Ham'rr ty among the young, SPAGHEHI SUGAR ORANGE JUICE about taking $5," he said. technically developing “ But a dollar bill. A Boneless Beel nations, " he said. "This Spoghelii dollar’s not money Chuck Pot Roast USDA Choice hypothesis suggests that anymore. No one cares 14V4-OZ. 6-oz. ^ ■ the numbers of their $1 about a buck anymore." Boneless Beel cans I signals may well be much IS' So, when the responses Shoulder Steak lor London Broil greater than we im agine" rolled in, Plushner went Large Economy Packs! Drake said in order to VALENCIA 88 out to his garage and dug iBeef Short Ribs...... p89* CALIFORNIA b o ie s FRIED -BANQUET 2-lb $]_69 cover the entire sky, a Oranges 10,.99' SANDWICH, PLASTIC $1 ^ b o ie s S 1 FULLY COOKED 2-lb pkg. into a barrel of Kentucky . Bags ShopRite o f t o o 1 Lunch BagSniSiE ^ of 5 0 1 Chicken [Armour Beef Lfver ,p59* radio tele,scope would have 8ARLETT 3 Blue, newly mowed from Fresh ^oirHqii gjoQ _ Cuslom Cut to point in 20 million direc Pears CALIFORNIA 3 ,» 99‘ 4 lb $ 1 2 9 ShopRite his back yard. Beef for Stew r j ...... p1.29 Sh opRite lar X PINK or WHITE I Roasis 6 Cliops I tions. By being extremely Grape Jelly Grape Jam j 2,'-^ 7 9 *= Lemonade RED DELICIOUS . He threw a free slip of Uriderblade Steak “Chuck k ip lb I I .29 ■ ■ ( illlll# Hall Lamb ?0 ?b lbs I selective, the number of Apples FANCY : ' 79 r 1 I H P M HkWAIIAN RED CHERRY 28L,-m $'139 paper reading: “ The grass Mayonnaise ShopRite jar v J 1 M l l \ ^ l l GRAPE STRAWBERRY Boneless fiee' . . channels monitored could c a n is te r X Boil in Bag £ 4 pVgi8 9 " is always greener in the Cube Steak b1.49 U S. • I GRADE N4*W / ‘Mldf'd be cut to about 10 million, 2 t b 8 or $ 1 2 9 Onions YELLOW 2 lb $019 9 oz Q Q c other guy’s yard." Ground Beef . tb99* Whole Ol H.ii' I Peanut ipRtir jar X LilV IvIiIk Frozen he said, making about 100 ■ • ■ ■ ■ l A m a k e s lOQUAHTS b o i Topping ShopRite conts OO Plushner’s grass dealer Cuslom ( jt 2 Prune Agar Ham Patties__ ;j:’1.39 Roasts H ChoL'h m illion readings to be ShopRite 2 lb is his gardener. Peppers W V A Ja ALL VARIETIES $149 20-oz $ p 9 10-I5tbs taken 1 0 9 9 ca n In-Store Bake Shop! Lam b ci„“ " Nestle Quik X ShopRite bag “ He cuts the grass and for greater savings on all Beef Burgers Italian I4>.y-027QC puts it in a big barrel in the Plum s M ore Finast Produce Values! Fresh Rye Bread...... i!'’59* NonFood your back-to-schoot needs.' S o u p s T p S : 6 “r8 9 " Cookies pkg / y for super refreshing after- Ice Cream school dessert ideas! garage, ” he said. "That’s Pumpernickel Bread.. 'i!'’59* [(esh lbs AnM rican CHOCOLATE CHIP my supply. In fact, the L :g^e. ,p49* 3 1*00 ShopRite PREMIUM ELIZABETH YORK "Casselman” Plums Green Peppers . , FILLER PAPER Cookies ShopRite “ 3 9 ‘" Choc. Drops k 7 9 '= barrel’s for sale, the whole Assorted Turnovers . 4,0,89* Wesl . . . 3 b s 1 . 0 0 Italian Peppers Fresf' . . 3 pv1.00 Availsbi« Only In Siores Wdh in-Siore Bakt Sbopi barrel for a dollar." Bartlett Pears Lam b Legs ICE CREAM Plushner said he cleared Red Onions iiaian..'... 3 P k I . O O Purple Eggplant__ 3.ps1.00 Mr. Deli Favorites! the plan with narcotics Fresh-Whole C f l C has all the nulrifious answers for Garlic Buds...... 2 p ? g ' k 4 9 * Plum Tomatoes...... -.29* 300 Q g (asfy scboo/-day meal savings'. FOR "AFTER ,, X squads but got a call from oven Ready Dairy Case Healths Beauty Aids SCHOOL TREATS " 72-gal.$ i2 9 count the Attorney General’s of C ooked Ham 439 When leaving a camp fice. FHUfTFlAVOflS ^ Im poned V, ib ^ | 0 9 fire, you should; BUFFERIN “ I sent them a big W ith BOTTLE Sunrise fresh Dairy Values! It 1 1 - 1 A. Let go out alone. Lunch Kit Asst Characters each LIGHT N’ LIVELY A A A c generous-sized free B Stamp out the em sample," he said. 15«Off 1 bers, COMPOSITION btl. 0 0 C Homogenized YOGURT ^.99 They didn’t call back. Aitri this coupon on (l| ?? 02 Wi|h Ih ij co u p o n on (1 1 ?4 07 C Flood the (ire with Notebook WIREBOUND too Lamb Chops ...... 1-59 Now he's thinking of IBaked ^ g g water. Niagara Spray N' Vac Rib Lamb Chops...... 1-79 Bic Pens selling "genuine pot. ” Spray Starch Rug Cleaner , Fresh Milk 437 When lighting a gas oven, pkg i o 9 9 ‘ Genuine clay pot, the kind 1.99 the oven door should be Finast gallon ctn | Ham 1 Ik Loin Lamb Chops . .. ELMERS Juice lAite'G oi Briitol Menden 1 Shampoo you grow a cactus in. Ofllvai'd Sent b n H 443 V opened. Glue REOBLAR or SCHOOL cont 14 -o z^ C Breast of Lamb...... 89* A. B efore the gas is 16 02 loaf Befit M i l k ...... ?*:i.29 Provolone Cheese ' p 99* Yogurts 3'ctpj^lcups Toothpaste cLo «n/oy th e goodnrti of top qujfrty bakrd goods Shanks of Lamb - • .. ■1.09 turned on. lo t a ll kinds of b K k to-icboot tuncft»s'______9 lofebook K R A n CHEDDAR 10-02 SvYiss Cheese Slices Naw.:pkJ * 99 B. After the gas IS turned 36«off n 15^ off I ight N I 0 P2 ( Swiss Cheese .... '’‘' * Cracker Barrel Sharp ShopRHe REGULAR . Cheese pkg Wilh this coupon on i l? i 4 W'U. this coupon on (1 ? Itl Lively on. MARBLE Fresh Wipes 1 1 Yogurt' Hard Salami ...... o1.99 Book COMPOSITION Lots of sandwreb suggestions for Finast 0 02 QCC iS Save'40*'Ki Beechnut Uncle Ben's p k g 0 9 Appetizer brown-baggers of all ages! WHITE 3 MozzarellaI Whole M II Carando’s Dandy Loaf . o99* -ANSWERS- IIU I Yon 6 0 2 “ ShopRite TRANSPARENT Baby Food Converted Rice 1 -lb N e p c o ShopRite p k g ssiioieioqen sj3|iiMi3pun Aq iTape OR INVISIBLE STORE SLICED BREAD b 2 Si'a ('*'0 Alt Va'iei es Provolone Slices'“X . .. ‘“^79i Bolognav r.T...... ,1.29 33IAI8S A|8|ES oqqnd Bologna STORE SLICED ei( ept MimI 1225 0 9 , All Beef Franks E SE papiAOJ.] COOKED K iio w ? Vai'd Sept S [ ' M Vdi*(iSept S 11 M 44tL A Great Dairy Value from Finest! Plate Pastrami...... o1.49 I Wastebasket ROYAL - OATMEAL, 12-oz | Se8 pS)E|nUJI133E (O sshep ROAST BEEF Vz »> Liverwurst Cookies RAISIN, DEVILS FOOD boi When the time Fresh Salads’", v, '. '* .. ,39* M b 3q 'p3|i3SUI SI qjJEUJ 3q| puE Farm Fresh pkg SWISS SWITZERLAND ShopR.lr J2 -0 Z I comes when you 1 5 « o ff n 5 0 « o ff p3U3dO SI joop 3q| U3qw 33E| I Crayons REGULAR Cheese STORE SLICED With this coupon on 111 c I Wiin ihis cOupO' o n ili'rt/'r inoA ui i|]Bq qsE|| Aeui 3uje|| Potato Chips arKRINKLE w o n 't miss the With thif coupon R oast VtlidSBpt 5*11.1976 ______3q| 'q3|EUl E 3li|l|ll|S p33U3r boat, sell it with a Kralt Real I Personna Sm all Eg g s Freshly "In order lo assure a sufficient supply of sales items for J3dll3 S| A||n3|||ip puE |SJI| Mayonnaise i Double II Razor Sliced all of our customers, we must reserve the right to limit the purchase ol sales lo units of 4 of any sale items, except where otherwise note Want A d . slock-up uo psujni SI sb3 aqi n ^ ^ Prices ettective thru Sal., Sept. 11, 1976. I 6.' ■» B eef JlaLresponsible for typographical errors. Foxy Shoppor ■Wakefern Food Corporation 1976 and Save dozen 3J0UJ 33U0 !J2JC3V i50v t ‘ ' h 44R[m FG| t ^ l JN j. p3|E3d3J UOIPB Siqi pUE UIESe • f V ’.po' sibU- lor Typogr.iphical Errors ' P3p00|| 'Juisnop |SJ|| 3q| J3||E 587 EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE OPEN SUNDAYS 214 SPENCER STREET Prices effective September 5 lhi j September 1 1 1976 m Manchester Vernon East Hartford We Fteserve the Right to Limit Quantities U ii.iiU ^ e K e r a lb P3IJI1S 3q pinoqs seqsB 3q| (no MANCHESTER MANCHESTER SI 3ji| 3q| 3ins 3q 0^ 3 I Open 8:30 A.M. - 10:30 P.M 9 TO 4 Open Mon-Fri 7 A.M. - Midnight: Sat. 7 A.M. - 10:30 P.M. 1643-2711 1 PAGE TWENTY-SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Sept. 8, 1976 The campaigning senator About town The committee of five men l a ^ N N I A L designated by the Continental *■ Advertising Supplement to Manchester Herald Congress to draft a declara •Sunday School teachers of Zion By JOHN MROSKK paign, Weicker has been meeting dinners. He's visited many unusual tion of independence consisted Evangelical Lutheran Church will While the most prevalent political people in Connecticut from Brooklyn places and events...for instance, a VJ of Thomas Jefferson, Ben meet tonight at 7:30 at the church, f;. topics at the moment are grain em to Bristol and Salisbury to Stamford. Day parade in Moosup.,.or a village jamin Franklin, John Adams, bargoes, platforms and the like, Annually, the voter is inundated by Roger Sherman and Robert K MART’S ADVERTISED bar in Southbury where a horse has First Church of Christ, Scientist, t another yearly political phenomenon campaign gimmicks and Weicker has Livingston. Though con been known to enter and consume a will have a testimony meeting and t MERCHANDISE POLICY is emerging once again. As given his share of bumper stickers, tributing to its formulation, mixed drink...or, it could be the Livingston, absent in New service tonight at 8 at the church, 447 newscasters analyze developments, pins and jar openers. But what brings Our firm intention ii to have every KSvcrttted item legion game at which Weicker was York at the time, never signed N. Main St. The meeting is open to in itock on our ihelvei. If »f> advertised item is tMXt the candidates are out in the field, the most favorable response from the asked to throw the opening pitch the Declaration of the public. available tor purchase due to any unforeseen ree> campaigning at fairs, carnivals, voter is Weicker’s direct personality ton. K mart will tssuo a Rain Check on request lor from the p itc h e r's mound to Independence. By the time the shopping centers, beaches, picnics and unusual political style. New York delegates were the mtrchartdiie to be purchased at the sale price homeplate and did so on two bounces. Registration for the St. James whenever available or will sell you a comparable and at any event where people are. Weicker has engaged in the authorize to sign the docu So the next time you see your Church CCD religious instruction quality item at a comparable reduction in price. Our Such a road is being traveled by traditional political rituals in his ment, The World Almanac policy is togive ourcuttom eri'’satisfaction always." junior senator walking barefoot on program for all children attending U S. Sen. Lowell Weicker Jr. in his campaign. Still, he has done more notes, Livingston had left to join the beach with shorts and a T-shirt, the New York convention public schools may be made Satur S. S.KRESQECO. bid for re-election to a second term. than Just shake hands at factories you'll understand his way of meeting day and Sunday after all Masses at Waging a vigorous and active cam and deliver speeches at Republican the people. the church. 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