The weather Inside today Fair, mild tonight, low In 60s. Wednesday fair and continued warm, =,> ', ' ¥ j ' * '’' f Area news...... 11 Family...... t high again near 90. National weather t - ' fi Classified .... 12-14 Obituaries...... g forecast map on Page 13. sii Comics...... 15 SporU...... MO •> 0 . :' ZyX''e t Dear Abby 15 m ?9^'. J , Editorial ...... 4 Settle down for next 200 yea rs America stages unparalleled Bicentennial extravaganza Byg b ^. IUnited T _! ■___g IPress b______V ___ International■__ M a S aa QI 1^. . A n .A 1 C 4^______t But about 1,500 unhappy Bicenten­ horses that drew the wagons from all Dire warnings of radical violence nial wagoneers had enough of Valley 50 states. that haunted Fourth of July party For three days, Amerfcans Forge and many left Mohday, com­ President Ford Monday told 105 celebrated the 200th anniversary of preparations in historic Philadelphia ghest plaining that facilities were in­ new citizens from' 23 countries at proved unwarranted. The only mess their freedom. They sang it, paraded (row- adequate. Organizers at Valley Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello es­ the city was cleaning up was the it and wrote it in fire in the night Forge, where Washington’s troops tate in Virginia "there is still usual one, left in the wake of happy skies. Today, they settled down to suffered privation, disease and bitter something wonderful about being an celebrants. begin the next 200 years. cold 200 years ago, say 3,000 American.” Bottle-throwing incidents Monday Parades and fireworks displays in wagoneers - 1,000 more than At Greenfield Village in Dearborn, in a crowd of 200,000 gathered for a ds in scattered cities and towns Monday expected - showed up. They said they Mich., the Bicentennial weekend con­ Bicentennial parade at Bristol, R.I., ither night capped a weekend of un- ran out of food once - on Saturday cluded with the re-enactment of left several persons injured and parallelled patriotic extravaganzas. ;a n d night - and that they had complaints Revolutionary War battles by several arrested and cut short the been about toilet facilities and food for the costumed soldiers. parade. ican In Kansas City, the Shriners - 60,- SPS. 000 strong turn^ the streets into a mbia Supreme Court to decide carnival with a seven-hour parade. le in- The event was the largest of its kind in the city’s history and the Shriners planned to repeat the show bn welfare-abortion issue Thursday. But perhaps one of the best - the WASHINGTON (UPI) - The reason for a refusal would be that the abortion but upon medical services expressions of the American spirit Supreme Court today agreed to will state might find the practice "m oral­ medically necessary. It said the came in message of Bicentennial decide in a Connecticut case whether and ly objectionable.” It pointed out that program excluded all unnecessary congratulations from 14 political Balloon hunt is on a state may refuse to pay for elective »n is the Supreme Court has said women medical care, including prenatal or prisoners who said they were being abortions for women on welfare. lum- have a constitutional right to an abor­ postnatal care. held in labor camps in the Soviet It’s up, up and away for these balloons which Gail White of the Attorney General Carl R. Ajello tion. , Union. Manchester Recreation Department is handing out to a crowd of appealed after a special three-judge "To sanction such a justification waiting children. The colored balloons were sent off last federal court in New Haven required would be to permit discrimination Thursday at 2 p.m. from Charter Oak Park, with a card listing the payments. against those seeking td exercise a the sender’s name and address inside each balloon. The child The court will hear the case next constitutional right on the basis that Barry seeks re-election fall or winter and decide it by written the state simply does not approve,” whose balloon travels the most miles by July 23 will win a pri2e opinion. the opinion said. from Top Notch Super Market as will the finder of the balloon. The panel rejected as "simply con­ It rejected as "groundless” state to Connecticut Senate trary to undisputed facts” that the This is the second annual Balloons To The Moon contest spon­ concern that it will be obligated to State Sen. David M. Barry of vice chairman of the state Advisory state is saving money by refusing to sored by the rec department. (Herald photo by Dunn) pay for all elective procedures such Manchester, announced today his Counsel on Aging. fund Medicaid abortions. It said £ ey as cosmetic surgery. They are not candidacy for re-nomination and re- During his present term, Barry has cost far less than childbirth. constitutional rights, the opinion election from the Fourth District. been chairman of the Senate The opinion said the only other said. The Democratic convention to Executive Nominations Committee, In addition the panel struck down a nominate a candidate will be in vice chairman of the Judiciary Com­ requirement that welfare women Manchester July 21. mittee and a member of the Com­ must have ,a doctor’s certificate Barry said that he is willing to be mittee on iPubiic Personnel and Affirmation action plan saying the abortion is medically judged by the people of this district Military Affairs. He resigned from necessary. on his legislative record and his con­ the Judiciary Committee in May "No state regulation of Medicaid tinuing commitment to those causes because, he felt that it would have payments for atrortions performed in of special concern with which he has been a conflict of interest for him to the first trimester of pregnancy can been associated. These include the vote on the bill to merge the Superior before directors tonight improvement ol-4tae.)tMAae-}MBee Court, with the Couri of Common that are noT eiqually applicable to system, the toughening of penalties Pleas. By GREG PEARSON future expansion expected, meaning For increased recruitment," the medicaid payments for childbirth, if for the use of guns in the commission Barry served as state represen­ Herald Reporter " a moderate amount of hiring within plan suggests minority community such Conditions or requirements tend of crimes, the improvement of psy­ tative from Manchester in the 1959 the next few years.” Thus, the lack of agencies be notified of job openings, to discourage a women from chiatric facilities for adolescents and session and was elected to the Senate The Board of Directors is expected female and minority employes can- as should placement officers at choosing an abortion or to delay the the expansion of benefits for the in 1966,1968 and 1974. He did not seek to accept an affirmative action plan not be eliminated ovemi^t, but minority and women’s colleges. occurrence of an abortion that she elderly and for veterans. re-election in 1970 or 1972. for Manchester at its meeting tonight has asked her physician to perform,” must be done over a number of years. Assistant Town Manager Charles Barry is chairman of the State A graduate of Trinity College and in the Municipal Building’s Hearing the opinion said. Because of this, the plan es­ F. McCarthy Jr. would not predict Juvenile Justice Commission which Boston University Law School, he Room at 7:30 p.m. At least five In his appeal, Ajello said the state tablishes three time period goals: what action the board will take. will be recommending new legisla­ practices law in Manchester where members of the board have said they • An "immediate goal” to review is not focusing on either pregnancy or tion to the 1977 session of the General he resides with his wife and five will probably vote the plan. See Page Seven recruitment and selection Assembly. * children. The plan maps out steps to be taken procedures and try to attract more He was the author of the law to increase the number of women and women, and minority applicants. passed last year that requires the im­ minority group members hired by • An "in term ediate g o al” of Rehabilitation loan fund position of a non-suspendable one- the town. “significant movement” toward the year sentence for the commission of Manchester has been under figures of employment women and certain crimes involving the use of pressure from the federal Depart­ minorities now have in the Hartford administrator proposed firearms. ment of Housing and Urban Develop­ labor market. ’The plan proposes this Barry was one of the early ad­ aimed at “rejuvenating existing ment (HUD) to adopt some type of be accomplished by July 1980. Manchester’s Board of Directors is vocates of tax relief for the elderly affirmative action plan. being asked to approve hiring of a neighborhoods by eliminating and/or • A “ long-range goal” where the and co-sponsored the tax freeze ’The plan up for approval tonight new Individual to administer a preventing blighting influences, that percentage of women and minorities legislation in the 1967 session. planned revolving loan fund for if left unchecked would eventually says, "The under-utilization of employed by Manchester "reflects He chaired the committee that housing rehabilitation. turn the neighborhood into an un­ minorities (in Manchester) is ap­ their, percentage in the labor produced the Vietnam Veterans parent in all positions.” Of 456 town ’The new position, recommended by healthy place to live,” according to market.” ’The plan suggests this be Bonus Act and co-sponsored a law and Mason. employes, 98, or 21%, are women, done by July 1984. Community Development Coor­ passed in 1975 that permitted more dinator Alan Mason and the Com­ In a June 23 memo to town direc­ and three, or .69%, are minority- The plan also offers suggestions on veterans, or their group members. munity Development Advisory Com­ tors, Mason said the loan fund ways of eliminating possible dis­ widows, to receive their World War I mittee, will be considered by direc­ program, and an updated housing wr. The Hartford labor market, in crimination. ’This Includes review of bonus. which Manchester is grouped, has a tors when they meet tonight at 7; 30 in code, should be adopted by the Board icoln job specifications for any bias, In 1969, he was chairman of the work force made up of 39.9% women the Municipal Building Hearing of Directors by mid-September. removal of any unnecessary restric­ committee that produced legislation and 8.6% minorities. Room. tions upon applicants and a review of Mason said coordination of the loan providing for a referendum to give 18 ’The plan notes that the town does Proposals for the loan fund, to be present testing procedures used for program and housing code enforce­ year oldS' the right to vote, which have a low rate of turnover with little financed by federal Community ment is essential, and a qualified in­ screening job candidates. right he strongly supported in the Development block grants, are dividual should be hired to ad- Senate. — See Puge Seven From 1970 to 1972, Barry served as Sen. David M. Barry

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State LIMESTONE, - around until it finds its goal on Reducing or closing Loring Air Mars, The lander from Viking 1 is HARTFORD Business per­ Force ^ s e in Limestone would due to be put down on the planet sonnel at Norwalk State College be detrimental to national July 17. have done a good job clearing up defense, according to a the school’s financial affairs , ac- preliminary report prepared by a WASHINGTON - President cording to state auditors, The Washington-based firm of defense Ford’s swine flu vaccine cam­ commendation came after _ a consultants. paign probably will expire review of the school’s books in the because of uncertainties such as I wake of the conviction of the the insurance problems which ; former business manager National for Congress won’t touch. i embezzlement. Perhaps American motorists I NEW HAVEN - U. S. Senate were being extra careful. Perhaps International % hopeful Donald Irwin says Sen. they just didn’t do as much I Lowell P. Welcker, R-Conn,, is a driving as expected. But the JOHANNESBURG, South I “ very, very bad guy who switches Bicentennial holiday appears to Africa — South Africa today I hats very quickly while preten- have missed one mark no one withdrew a rule that sparked the I ding to be a knight in white ar- wanted — 630 traffic deaths. ’ITie nation’s bloodiest race riots this g ttior.” Irwin is waging an under­ unofficial toll late this morning century — the conripulsory use of dog battle with Secretary of State was 487. Afrikaans as a medium of instruc­ Gloria Schaffer for the tion in black schools. Democratic Senate nomination. PHILADELPHIA - Queen PORT LOUIS, Mauritius — A Elizabeth of England and Prince four-day summit meeting of the Phillip arrived here today from Regional Organization of African Unity Bermuda to begin a seven-day (OAU) ended in disarray today, Bicentennial visit to the United BOSTON — ’The manhunt con- falling to solve major continental States. ! tinned today for two more problems and facing several new suspects in connection with a crises. series of terrorists bombings in PASADENA, California - Lighted ships in New York Harbor three New England states during Viking I scientists have a new LONDON — Europe’s worst Lights dot Tall Ships at ^ock in New York Harbor Monday night after Operation Sail the past 2 months. A cache of game — "cosmic ice hockey” — drought in generations wilts crops stolen dynamite was found over using an ellipse, or possible lan­ and citizens and the outlook is for weekend. In the foreground is Gloria of Colombia. Behind her is the Nippon Maru of Japan. the weekend. ding site, as a puck that moves more of the same. Monday, thousands of people visited the ships at their docks. Sunday they participate in the Bicentennial pageantry involving many sailing ships from many nations which was viewed by milllbns along the shores and many millions more on television. (UPI photo) PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn,, Tues., July 6, 1976 MANCHBSSTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Tues., July 6. 1976— PAGE THRRir. Declaration’s delivery Six die in accidents NO "PRIDE” IN SUNDAY OPENING by postrider highlights THE PEOPU BEQIN TO SPEAK during long holiday I This Is one of our mony lottore that iva Aava boon receiving about Sundoy OPEENJ I storo oponinge. Hartford festivities STAMPS D eer Frank, By United Press International ’ There were 9,300 beachgoers in Rocky Neck State Park in East Lyme May I w M my M Hto” to your otatomoiit: N O " P R I D r IN S U N D A Y O P IN IN Q I AgroooMy H By United Press International members of the crowd, said the Monday, and 7,165 at Ocean Beach dooo orodo tho tpMlHy oMHo by Infringing on Iho privooy and aonUty ol tho homo. Thousands of ^ p l e spent the final Maj. Everett Kandarian of the public participation of the celebra­ Park in New London, for a weekend Supermarkets It Intorforoo wWi family living by denying mombora a dooorvod day of Maura oa woU oa Governor’s Horse Guard completed tion of the nation’s birthday must be day of the'~hmiday weekend at Connecticut beaches. But for some total at that beach of 33,877. Last MANCHESTER onWs right to worship oa ono ohooaaa. his Bicentennial reenactment by accompanied by similar interest in year’s July 4th attendance was 22,- the weekend ended in tragedy, as at ‘ W. HARTFORD delivering the Declaration of carrying out the mandate of the 154. It totally Immoraoo aoololy In a nwtorialMlo, groody oul-do-soo. least six persons died in accidents. Independence to Connecticut amid nation’s forefathers. Those killed on the highways since " lU S r * MEATS I GLASTONBURY Russell Kingsbury, 67, of Redding, Moy you proopor on o alx day sehoduM music, musket fire and merriment. ‘"The words on that piece of paper the weekend started Friday at 6 p.m, WETHERSFIELD was killed Monday when his red, Kandarian, ending a journey that are ‘freedom’ and ‘unalienable included Terrison A. Gahura, 21, of T H E GREAT RESPONSE TO OUR POSITION ON SUNDAY OPENINGS white and blue glider crashed at began last l^esday in Philadelphia, rights’ of others,” she said. "It has Colebrook, Cherly A. Florillo of [HAS BEEN GRATIFYINGI _ Black Rock State Park in Water- DOUBLE STAMPS WED. , Monday galioped to the Hartford no meaning unless each of us par­ Orlando, Fla., Craig T. Johnson, 18, town. Courant, where he delivered a copy ticipates in the process of deriving of Middletown, David Leason, 24, of The single-seat glider was flying of the declaration and was greeted by the consent of the governed.” East Hartford, and Linda Ritter, 23, Not ResponaibI# For Typographical Errors over the park when it nosedived at 3 a cheering crowd of about 2,800 per­ "The idea of freedom demands of New London. sons. constant practice or it loses its p.m., according to eyewitnesses. He was flying from the Connecticut Three of them, Gahura, Johnson It was one of a score of Bicentennial meaning and fades into a shadow,” and Leason, were killed in motorcy­ JE880 nial ceremonies, fireworks displays she said. ‘"The spirit of freedom Soaring Center at Mt. Tobe Airport in ’ lI N X ' DUNCAN HINES : SWEET LIFE Plymouth. cle accidents. Sweet Life PEAS and concerts on the weekend calen­ demands continuing commitment or Gahura was killed at 6:55 p.m. Sun­ State police said traffic Monday EYE ROUND WHOLEKERNAL dar as the Nutmeg State joined the it loses

Nicklaus likes heat, South Windsor At a work session this week. Town Officials are seeking alternative " ij" ’ % % \ The state Department of En­ Atty. Tom Dennis said he objected to refuse disposal plans. Inquiries have vironmental Protection (DEP) has the new date because “the DEP been made to nearby towns including assumes we’re going to have some Manchester as to the cost of using ;q%f ‘i:’"'' extended the closing date of the heavy British pick Strong Road Sanitary Landfill area sort of alternative available.” their landfill areas. until June 1, 1977. Dennis said, “If we sign a consent Atty. Dennis will now renegotiate Originally, officials received an order with the DEP agreeing to close the landfill situation with DEP of­ SOUTHPORT, Nicklaus played in a “I am positive the record last year’s Open, which order to close down the dump by by next June, we’re eliminating our ficials. England (UPI) — The foursome Monday with will go if the weather was won by Tom Watson in Sept. 1. administrative rights.” hotter it gets in Bri­ major rivals Tom remains,” said three-time a playoff against The council had asked the DEP to Weiskopf, Huble Green and Australian Jack Newton. tain, the lower the winner Gary Player. extend the date “until a viable solu­ Hale Irwin and then stayed Ray Floyd, who has "I overplayed my hand tion could be found” to the town’s odds {|et for Jack on for some extra practice played three practice in the last round last landfill problems. Nicklaus to win his holes while his colleagues rounds, has found no dif­ year,” said Miller. “Jf I Postal outlet sought third British Open golf headed back to the ficulty in reaching the just aimed at par I would championship. clubhouse. greens Monday, commen­ have been a winner. I was Vernon and the Talcottvllle station open for Ever a perfectionist, too greedy.” U you have nawa The more his fellow ting, "I did not drive more the time being. Nicklaus can’t get enough Now that rehabilitation work has golfers complained of the than four times — I used a lor these towns, call Mayor Benoit wrote of the need for practice and still hopes to one iron the rest of the started on the former A & P building record-setting heat wave ANDOVER - 843-2711 on Union St., Rockville, to convert it a substation in the center of improve on his dazzling time.” Rockville noting that all of the major that was baking the Royal. (Donna Holland) to use as the town’s major postal ' s: five-under-par 67 weekend ’The less Johnny Miller banks, town offices. Board of Educa­ Birkdale course, the inore practice round. facility. Mayor Thomas Benoit is Jack Nicklaus enjoyed it. sees of a course, the better Local soccer] ULTON - 643-2711 tion offices, the hospital abd senior Players have found the asking postal officials to consider a He has been listed as a 5-1 he likes it. Miller, the 8-1 (Donna Holland) citizen housing are in this area. ‘ V" r '* course playing long after small postal outlet in Rockville m favorite to win the 105th second favorite, delayed He said there are several vacant two weeks of continual COVBim - 742-M78 Center. British Open Golf Cham­ his arrival until Monday, Pee Wee (Linda Lovaring) buildings that could lend themselves sunshine and are having to Work on the new facility is pionship. three days after Nicklaus. W L T to a postal outlet. m change their targets. Ar­ expected to be completed later this “ I like a fast bouncy "If I arrive early and I Wildcats 7 0 1 EAST HARTHMO - 289-4283 While expressing satisfaction with nold Palmer, who set the year. Postal officials said they in­ course,” said the 36-year- am playing well, then I get Cosmos 6 1 1 (Sheila Tuller) the new facility, the mayor said he British Open aggregate tended to close the Park St. facility old Golden Bear, basking b o r^ ,” said Miller, who Stars 4 2 2 ELUNerON - 643-2711 still feels a small outlet is needed in low-scoring record of 276 in in Rockville when the new building is in the sunshine as he was tied for third last year Brewers 4 4 0 the center for those who have to 1962, says his mark will fall (Barbara Richmond) ready. warmed up for his bid to and finished second in 1973. Tigers 3 4 1 walk. this week it the winds stay HEIRON - 223-9961 Plans are to keep the Rt. 30 station iand the coveted crown for "It’s just as well to show Chiefs 2 6 0 away — a feeling shared by (Evelyn Croston) Rain on the Ellington parade the third time after up the night before.” Tornados 2 6 0 most of the top liners in the successes in 1966 and 1971. Miller said he was still Lancers 1 6 1 SOUTH WiNDSOS - 044-1304 150-plus field. annoyed at missing out on Spectators of the Bicentennial parade Sunday, July 4, watch the beginning of the parade un- (UPI Photo) (Judy Kuehnel) der umbrdlas. Several, including the Statue of Liberty on this float, just got wet. (Herald Foolish Pleasure, right, comes on strong to win TOUAND - 043-2711 Man threatens with bomb photo by Richmond) (Barbara Richmond) Forego, left, and Lord Rebeau trailed at Aqueduct track Moriarty’s S o ftb a ll Vernon VERNON - 643-2711 person who sounded like a male in his THIS WEEK’S The Rockville Nursing Home on Church women (Barbara Richmond) 20s or 30s, police said. He said it meet MCC South St., Rockville received a bomb SPECIAL would go off at 3:30 p.m. ifflanrliratj^r lEupuiu^ Hrralb TONIGHT’S GAMES call Saturday at 12:09 p.m. from a elect officers Local entries in the Hart­ The Rockville Fire Department South Windsor ford Twilight League, Motorcydo 19 th hole Wilson vs. Glen, 6ilS volunteers and police searched the The St. Peters Episcopal Church Little League American Division pace­ — Fitzgerald home but did not find a bomb. setting Moriarty’s and Nelson promoted women recently elected new of­ Crockett vs. Bogner’s, ficers. Area news —Gross —Stan Mloganoski Manchester Community All patients of the home who could Country Club tourney 7:30 — Fitzgerald walk or be easily transported were They are: Co-Directors, Mrs. Bert Andover Ellington Hebron South Windsor 84, Net—Fred Tracy 84-18- College, tangle tonight at 6 Vernon He holds a B.A. degree from the Lynch vs. Fogarty’s, evacuated at 2:30 p.m. The Chanter and Mrs. James Hulbert; ■ Bolton Coventry East Hartford Tolland Vernon BEST 16 - Qass A—Doc 66, Joe Calamari 88-21-67. at Mt. Nebo. University of Connecticut and a M.E. Annual Little League will face the American Eldward A. Nelson of 26 Oakmoor secretary, Mrs. Carl Serus; McKee 61-6-55, Ted Backiel MEMBER-MEMBER - The MB’s won the first 8:45 — Fitzgerald degree from Macalester College, St. remaining people were made as Town Baseball Tourna­ Legion, American Dr., Vernon is among eight members treasurer, Mrs. Joel Esten; 62-7-55; Class B —Bob Low net - Hank Murphy- meeting rather easily and SBM vs. Keggers, 6:15 Paul, Minn. He is a technical advisor secure as possible. Several staff ment will start League champions, of the University of Hartford faculty program, Mrs. Bert Chanter; Jones 69-14-55, John Tom Turner Jr. 58, Terry since then the Collegians — Robertson AND UP of WWUH, the student-operated FM- members remained with them. tonight at 6 o’clock at Thursday night at a site who have been advanced in rank to hospitality, Mrs. John Crimmins; Pickens 68-13-55, Ray Gor­ Schilling- C.D. McCarthy have been on the skids. Crispino’s vs. Holiday stereo station, and is a standby Accident kills cyclist don 65-10-55, Bill Ogden 67- Waddell Field. to be announced. The associate professorships, effective Nothing happened at 3:30 p.m. The ways and means, Mrs. Joel Esten; 58, Bill Jones - Ray Remes John Serafini and Dave Lanes, 7:30 — Robertson Sept. 1. engineer at WIHS, an FM station in over the dividing line into the west­ 10-57, Vic Daley 70-13-57, Legiqn posted a 14-2 home resumed normal activities chaplain, Mrs. Alan Ober; telephone, East Hartford 59, Doc Melton - Bob White Bidwell rank No. 1 and No. Vito’s vs. Blue Moon, 740-1714 (J.I.9. No. IN 2 -IA -1 ) Nelson's professorship is in Middletown. after 4 p.m. bound lane and the path of the car Rico Cardone 69-12-57; First game in the regular season record. a Mrs. Donald Clerke; kitchen, Mrs. David Leason, 24, of 130 Nutmeg 60, Ed Ansaldi - Dino Fiori 4 in earned run averages L 2s/ir w iw H 9 si/ir iv engineering technology with the Nelson is a member of the Institute driven by Frank J. Makray, 25, of Class C —Tom Turner 70- double elimination play The first two game 8:45 — Robertson Richabd Marshall; fellowship, Mrs. Lane died Saturday following a 60, Paul Hunt-Harry Ather­ with the MB’s with Rick Samuel I. Ward Technical (Allege at of Electrical and Electronic Police noted the penalties for a Mansfield, East Hartford police said. 18-52, Nils Shenning 78-25- will bring together losers will meet Satur­ 72s vs. Rockwell, 6:15 Andrew Bart, Mrs. Frank (jallant; motorcycle-car collision at 7:30 p.m. ton 60, Bob Bonadies - Pete International League Rabe best for MCC. the university. Engineers, the American Society of bomb threat is a maximum of $1,000 Neither Makray nor his passenger 53, Bill Leone 76-22-54; Low day afternoon at a time — Nike FuiLfflusaffi fine and a year in jail. UTO, Mrs. Wm. Riddlesworth. on Silver Lane near Holland Lane. Griffiths 60, Herm Dvorak Serafini has a 1.19 ERA 110 CanMr 01, M tiiphiiM r Nelson joined the faculty in 1963. Certified Engineering Technicians, were injured. gross—Bill King 71; Blind champion Dairy Queen and field to be an­ Jim ’s vs. Lathrop, They discussed plans for the fall Leason was driving east on Silver - Fred Tracy 61; Low gross and Bidwell 1.40. . 043-1M1 His teaching area embraces com­ and two honor societies. Kappa Delta No charges have been filed in the bogey —Joe Lynch 103. and Moriarty Bros., nounced. The loser will bazaar. - Stan Hilinski Bob Mike McDonald (.440), 6:15 — Nike Pi,^(education) and Sigma Pi Sigma Lane when his motorcycle veered case. SW EEPS - C lass A Na'tional League be ousted from further puter technology, basic electronics, Genovesi 69, Tom Atamian Ray Sullivan (.333) and Pero’s vs. Farr’s, 7:30 mathematics, and physics. (physics). —Gross—Bill King 71, Net winners. The Queens play. - Carroll Maddox 70, Doc won 14 of 16 starts and The two winners will Jim Balesano (.333) have — Nike —Rich Riordan 71-6-55, Doc Me Kee - Bill Ogden 71. been the Gas Housers’ best HNB vs. Garman’s, McKee 72-6-66; Class B the MB’s posted a tangle July 12. Grange elects Benoit writes solons for youth jobs BEST 14 - Class A - hitters. Joe Banning (.318) 6:15 — Keeney '!V, i' —Gross —Bob Genovesi 78, brilliant 15-1 won-lost Rain dates for all Vernon Evelyn Lorentzen 45, Lynn and Tim Fiaherty (.316) Tigers vs. Leopards, ficult in today’s economy to qualify will be. employed with the limited Net —Ray Gordon 75-10-65, log. games will be the new officers Dissatisfied with replies from the Prior 45, Agnes Romayko lead MCC. 6:15 — Cheney Tech people as to their income. Based on funds available. . Ray Archambault 79-12-67; Tonight’s winner following night. State Department of Community Af­ 45 ; Class B - Jen Schotta 68 the applications on hand (170) only a He advised the mayor to stick to Class C —Gross —Dan Andover fairs (DCA) concerning hiring young - Gross - Manchester 38, small percentage fit under the gross the .guidelines even though it will Morline 84, Net -Nils people for the summer, Mayor Marylou Pierro 39 net. income allowed yet many would preclude hiring the youths with Shenning 92-25-67, Joe At the June meeting of the Andover Thomas Benoit has written to U.S. qualify a week from now due to loss extenuating circumstances. Calamari 88-21-67. Tallwood Grange, new officers were elected. Rep. Christopher Dodd, U.S. Sen. of job....and such.” In his letters to the congressmen BEST 17 - Class A Three U.S. fighters They are Veronica Zemaltis, Abraham Ribicoff and State Sen. Rice replied that, “Because of the MEN’S CLUB — LOW “^^Ibiewitwaspickeflthebest '*■'4 1 and senators. Mayor Benoit —Stan Hilinski 66-4-62, GROSS, LOW NET- A master; Herbert Palmer, overseer; Robert Houley, asking for their help. economic situation that prevails, the explained the town has participated Erwin Kennedy 66-3-63; Flight —Low gross earn Olympic berths Ann VanDeusen, lecturer; Stanley The mayor had written to W. determination has been made that all very enthusiastically in various work Class B —Bill Ogden 69-10- —Steullet 74; Low net car in the woiifi fomifler Sroka, steward; Joseph Bombadier, James Rice, commissioner of com­ grantees are to use the CSA/OL programs for those in the lower in­ 59, John Kristof 69-9-60, —Blasko 75-8-67, CTarke 75- BURLINGTON, Vt. assistant steward; Mary Palmer, munity affairs, asking a waiver from guidelines for the programs which come. bracket and cited the need to Pat Mistretta 73-12-61, Bud 7-68, Gagnon 77-8-69, (UPI) — Three U.S. boxers Charging from his corner lady assistant steward; Mary some of the income guidelines set by are predominately that of summer hire children of middle-income B elanger 71-10-61, Ed Barone 76-7-69, Krepovich Monday won berths on the at the bell, Spinks threw ^3,5()01 But wfeit realfyblew mind Boudreau, chaplain. the state for the hiring of the young employment.” families who need the money in order Paganl 70-9-61; Class C 80-11-69, Holmes 75-5-70; B Olympic team in hard solid lefts and rights and •ri Also, Anne Anderson, treasurer; people because of the large number He said the use of these guidelines to continue their education. He said —Larry Bates 76-16-60, Flight —Low gross—Wood fought battles at the knocked his challenger to was that first drive. Elaine Ward, secretary; Richard of applicants. will assure that only the most the income restrictions are working Pete Griffiths 81-20-61, Mel 78; Low net—Maudsley 82- University of Vermont’s the canvas three times. Ward, gatekeeper; Dorothy Gasper, Benoit told Rice .it is "very dif­ economically disadvantaged youth a reverse discrimination on them. Hadfield 78-16-6^ Todd 16-66, Jayson 84-16-68, Patrick gymnasium. In winning, Spinks joined ceres; Ida Spear, pomona; Elenora Peck 84-22-62; Low gross his brother, U.S. Marine ionwt Woton. Ooklond. Cdilor rwo Moran, flora; and Vera Stanley, Lukas 81-12-69, Cullina 82- Winning spots on the Berfbrmanca —Stan Hilinski 71; Blind Leon Spinks Jr., as a pianist. 13-69, McMullin 86-16-70, squad were heavyweight bogey —George Putz 104. merhber of the team, the The grange will meet July 19 and Mulnite Farm on state tour Oglesby 82-12-70; C Flight John Tate of Knoxville, SWEEPS - Class A first time in Olympic Hek-up. Corner­ Aug. 14 at 8 p.m. at the Old Town —Low gross —Richardson Tenn., middleweight South Windsor other agricultural products. farm business frqm 1 to 5 p.m. on —Gross —Erwin Kennedy 84; Low net —Sapienza 92- boxing history that Hall. Mulnite Farm, in East Windsor, is both days. 72, Net—Stan Hilinski 71-4- Michael Spinks of St. As part of the Connecticut Farm 25-87, Wood 88-20-68, brothers will be on the The new officers will be installed closest to Manchester and South Nearly all the state’s 2,900 farms 67; Class B —Gross —Bob Louis, and welterweight same squad. ing Rx)nt-wh.eel Bureau sponsored farm tour, the Barone 88-20-68, Faust 87- in September. Windsor. It was chosen by the bureau have remained family owned. In Belanger 77, Net —Ray Clinton Jackson of Mulnite Tobacco and Nursery Farm 19-68, Warren 87-18-69, to be one of 41 farms open to the 1975, state farmers produced about 40 Gordon 77-10-679 Class C Evergreen, Ala. will be open to the public July 17 and Pugliese 88-19-69. diw. Incredible 18. public. per cent of the state’s consumer food —Gross — Dan Morline 88, SENIOR The three join eight i ; Visitors will see how nursery stock others who won the right tBosed on June 1975 Rood&Trock The purpose of the free tours, is to needs on 500,000 acres of land. Carl Mikolowsky 88, Net CHAMPIONSHIP- Low Patriots set mogozines consideration of hundreds Town offers and tobacco are raised and June 26 to represent the IMimmi give consumers a chance to see how Mulnite Farm is a good example of —Larry Bates 83-16-67. net—Wood 136, Blasko 137. of 1975cors. harvested. U.S. at the Olympic Games for training the Connecticut farmer lives, what this, as they use up-to-date methods BEST 14 - Class A BEST BACK NINE Tours will cover all facets of the in Montreal later this costs go into raising foods and in striving for quality with quantity. -C arroll Maddox 5^7-45, ONE-HALF HANDICAP- BOSTON (UPI) - Just guitar class Terry Schilling 54-8-46; month. as the Bicentennial Belcher 39-6-33, Wayher 40- South Windsor Class B —Roger Macalone 6-34, Goiangos 45-11-34, The bouts were held broohaha finally runs down Bolton prayer vigil 57-14-43, Dino Fiori 57-14- Guard 42-8-34. because of two upsets in to a red, white and blue The Recreation Department is Agency members discuss plight 43, C.D. McCarthy 56-13-43, the June fights and a trickle. New England’s offering group instruction in folk Pat Mistretta 55-12-43, Bill Acorn Stake severe cut on the mouth lasting tribute to the spirit The Bicentennial Ecumenical Prayer Vigil at the Bolton guitar at' the beginning level. Hebron The nursing fees paid to the town requested funds, said Mrs. Ogden 54-1044; a a s s C GOSHEN, N.Y. (UPI) - suffered by Jackson during of 1776 is gearing up for its Congregational Church begins to the drum rolls of the The eight-week session is for boys The Hebron members of the Board were estimated at $2,500 in 1975-76 Helfferich. —Hank Murphy 67-29-38, Royal Clown Monday cap­ training. Fifteen stitches annual enactment of the You know who con toll you o Quarryville Junior Ancients Fife and Drum Corps. Coming down and girls between the ages of 11 and of Directors of the Columbia - and at $3,000 in the 1976-77 fiscal The pending mass innoculations for Ray Remes 63-23-40, Fred revolution. tured by a length the se­ were needed to patch Rabbit boltor than onyono also? the steps to lead the vigil are, front to back, the Rev. Stanton 17 and adults. Each must provide Hebron - Andover - Marlborough year. It has been the agency’s prac­ swine flu bothered those at the Tracy 59-18-41, Alex Signer Jackson’s mouth. The New England A Rabbit ownor. Probably because < their own guitar. tice to turn fees paid by residents meeting. Mrs. Helfferich said the cond and final dash of the Conover of the church, the Rev. Robert Cronin of St. Maurice Community Health Services Agency 64-22-42, Mel Hadfield 58- Spinks stunned the Patriots, bedecked in their he knows ha has somothing The classes will meet Monday back to the towns. agency does not have funds to buy Grand Circuit’s $12,760 Church, the Rev. John Flora of St. CiMrge Church, and (not quite met recently to decide how to 16-42; Low gross —Carroll Acorn Stake for two-year- Navy’s Keith Broom by flag-colored outfits and pretty special in his driveway. evenings for an hour starting July 12. At the recent meeting were Tom syringes for the program let alone Maddox 73, Bill King 73; alleviate the problem of a budget oid trotting fiilies as the stopping him at 2:17 of the complete with football- For no other cor we know of, q|qny out the door) the Rev. David Campbell of United Methiidist The instructor is Phil Wilson, Ford (chairman of the agency’s hire more personnel or pay overtime B lind bogey —F ra n k request reduction for the second con­ 138th annual race meeting first round. It was the first toting Minuteman on their price, will give you the comUnalion Church. A small gathering sang hymns and read prayers on the enrolled at the Hartt School of Music. Board of Directors), Ann Persing, wages. Roberts 106. secutive year. got under way. Royal TKO in the boxoffs. Spinks helmets will open the 1976 of overall economy, performance and green and in the church. (Herald photo by Barlow) To register, call 644-2511. The cut­ They did not find an answer. Carolyn Backmender, Stanley Eaton The Board of Finance was told by SWEEPS - Class A Clown paid $4.80, $3.00 and had lost to Broom on June season Saturday at Bryant Interior roominess that you'll find in off date is Thursday. and Ruth Helffericb. the agency the health aides in the —Gross —Bill King 73, Net The amount Hebron has been asked $2.40. 26. College in Smithfield, R.I. Rabbit. Test drive "the best cor Consensus of the meeting was that Hebron Elementary Schools would -C arroll Maddox 73-7-66, 0 to pay in both the 1975-76 budget and in the world for under $3500."* Library ornaments the 1976-77 budget has been reduced a need exists to inform Hebron peo­ be cut when funds run out. Terry Schilling 75-8-67; ple of the agency’s work. At your Volkswogen.doaler.lt Summer movies begin by the Board of Finance. Last week It was noted at the meeting that if Class B —Gross —Joe BOLTON — Townspeople are invited to make or­ Also, the costs of the agency should doesn’t cost anything to see the board refused to grant any more health aides are provided by the Novak 80, Net -A1 Car- naments for a December holiday tree sponsored by the HEBRON — The Recreation Commission will begin its be outlined and compared with the what all the shouting is funds to the agency in either year. Board of Education, they would not mlenke 77-11-66, Mike Friends of the Library. Sue Gorton said they must repre­ summer movie program Wednesday at the Hebron cost of obtaining the service receive supervision of the Communi­ about. sent a character from a book and be a few inches in size. The agency board voted June 24 to Lomba 82-12-90, Marsh TED TRUDON Elmentary School. A small fee will be charged for the elsewhere or by creating an agency ty Health Services Personnel as is Warren 82-12-70; Class C ' Donations may be left at the library any time. outdoor showings. The schedule is Wednesday, “ Wild withhold payment of nursing fees to any town failing to spend enough to for Hebron alone. presently provided. Country” ; July 14, “Barefoot Executive” ; July 21, “King The increasing pressure to meet >700 To Win Town meetings set of the Grizzly’s” ; July 28, “Snowball Express” ; Aug. 4, meet agency budget requests. Public Hupporls agency Hebron is the only member town to state and federal requirements on The town’s May 10 town meeting •2iii<3S0«3rd^ BOLTON — The ^ r d of Selectmen meets tonight at “ Little League Moochie” ; Aug. 11, “Robin Hood” ; Aug. consider the agency budget request record keeping was noted during the showed strong support for restoring 646-1712 Route S3, ToHand 8 p.m. in the Town Hall to discuss the appointment of a 18, “ Pollyanna” ; and Aug. 25, “Evil Knievel.” •4th.nS0*Sth.>125 as a request rather than a levy on the meeting. funds to the agency. One person dump study committee and the Andover Disposal Area town. It cut $4,992 from the 1975-76 A meeting will be requested with asked why the finance board chose •sth noo contract. Wednesday, a Town Meeting will deal with the Taxes now due 1974 MfOIFOX request and over $3,000 from the 1976- the Board of Finance for Sept. 22. this month to ignore the sentiment of rescinding of a 1959 ordinance concerning a capital im- Open Competition 2-Door, 4 tpood, brown, 1974 DASMER BOLTON — Elaine Potterton, tax collector, said tax 77 request. Tight as possible the May meeting. 4-Door Sedan. Blue, proveipenU fund and the spending of $5,300 for siding on Won. 8>.M. excellon* condition. bills have been mailed. They are overdue if not paid by The agency Is facing a deficit of The agency is running as tight a There Is a vacancy in Hebron’s 197S stereo radio. the firehouse. July 7 The Rabbit. Aug. 2. Interest is 12 per cent per year. Her office is open $2,337 in the 1975-76 budget despite ef­ budget as is feasible and cannot membership on the agency board. *4195 daily from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. and Mondays from 7 to 9 p.m. forts to cut spending in all but fixed penalize the other towns for one Finance board member Edward AUTO RACES Most improved student through July and August. Her phone is 649^)784. DASHER ^3495 overhead and salaries. town’s failure to supply the Williams showed interest in the seat. i n z v w K R u BOLTON — Sheri Zeppa of Bolton was presented a Qreen, AM Radio, 1974 CHEV. . tropy for best over-all scholastic Improvement at the Al^ondltlqnlng WAGON YEGA Burning Bush Academy in Windham recently, llie Hot Dog Supper Dance 100 Automatic, red, radio, air 4 epeed, 20,000 mllee. academy is a private primary and secondary school. conditioning. Must be eeenl \bu got to drive It SOU’TH WINDSOR — The South Windsor Square Dance Court stops East Hartford firm ads Exceptional oar. Club will hold its annual Hot Dog Supper Dance Friday at 01.10 Adm. SALE PRICE Thrift shop hours 1974 AUDI IDOLS the Wapping Elementary School from 8 to 11 p.m. Baked •AUGUSTA, Maine (UPI) - A McCarthy said the order would be engaged to conduct, manage and 0 to ia yrt. It* *5595 I SOUTH WINDSOR — The Community Thrift Shop in beans, salad and dessert are also on the menu. Cliff Superior Court justice has issued a 2-Ooor, automatic, dark effective until a hearing on the at­ supervise the sale of goods for two Undtr I yra. m i l the Sullivan Ave. Shopping Plaza will be closed Saturdays Brodeur is calling under the stars, weather permitting. temporary restraining order No Soft Rubber Allowed blue. Low mileage iM IVW IBtil’ torney general’s request for a Maine retailers, Furniture King of ^4595 4-speed, blue, AM radio, in July and August and for four weeks beginning July W. prohibiting a Connecticut firm from preliminary injunction is held today. Bangor and Heritage House Fur­ Muffert Required. low, low mileage Back-to-school clothing and fall and winter merchandise suggesting in newspaper ads that a SmaU Block toberieveit. The complaint said the ads were niture of Gray. *4695 *Sug9ttl5d 1976 rcfoil prim $3,499 Edit Coost P.OJ. Tronsportotion, kxol foxes, ond diol«r (Mivery charges odditionol. C> Vblkiwogen of Amerko. will be featured at the re-opening Aug. 17, court had forced two Maine furniture Intomialion eaa Moo __9299 South Windsor news placed in the Bangor Daily News and The complaint alleged the adver­ 220-40U companies to sell their merchandise. the Maine Sunday Telegram by 1st tising scheme falsely created the im­ II7 IV W H E T U 1973 VW 1173 I K n i Custodian wanted The South Windsor Recreation Department will stage Attorney General Joseph Brennan Bank Management Co., Inc., of East pression that the retailers were going PLiUNVm and the consumer fraud division of Yellow, 4-apood, BEETLE Red, low • low mHoago. Ted Trudon, Inc. HEBRON — The Hebron Elementary School is accep­ an open tennis tournament July 23-25,30-31, Aug. 1. Men’s Hartford, Conn., and Arnwood Sken- out of business and said the ads also low mileage 4 leMd, rid, IMT neMi Excellont condition. ting applications for a part-time custodian. The job and women’s singles and doubles and m lx ^ doubles his office^ obtained the order darian of Enfield, Conn., its vice led readers to believe that a court STADIUM divisions are planned. Entries are being accepted Thursday from Justice William E. M . 70, PMnvIHi, Conn. •3199 Tpke, Rte. 83 begins in September. Interested persons should go to the president. hud ordered tlie defendants to super­ *2399 •5395 school office. evenings from 6 to 9 at the Wapping courts. McCarthy, sitting in Kennebec Coun­ It said the defendants wer« vise a sale for the benefit of Talcottviil^ ty Superior Court. creditors. \ PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tues., July 6, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tues., July 6, 1976— PAGE THIRTEIEN

Area police TOWN OF MANCHESTER of Article H, Section 7.15.03(f) to use septic system — LEGAL Northerly side of Tolland National Weather Forecast Bolton Turnpike-Caldor Shopping officer, and threatening during the Ellington, were both taken to RGH ADVERTISINB Cecil S. Barrows, 19, of 58 Reed investigation of the accident. NOTICE Plaza (west end) Business where they were treated and -Hw PUnnlog and Zoning Rd., Tolland was arrested Saturday He struck a parked car on the Zone HI. RATES released. Court is July 16. CommlMlon will bold a public after 2 a.m. at the Scenes Inn on Rt. street before striking a utility pole, Item 3 No. 519 — Acadia, Coventry bearing on July 12,1976 at 7:30 Inc. — Request variance of 1 day . 10* word p*r day ® te H e ra ld 44A ai Bolton Lake and charged with police said. 3 daya . .M word par day E ric R. Young, 16, and Clay p.m. In tbe Municipal Building Article IV, Section 13.1.06 to disorderly conduct. State police said A passenger, Shirley Bielecki of 79 to bear and conilder tbe S daya ..6* word par day CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Duclos, 17, both of N. River Rd. were erect free-standing sign of 280 26 daya . .7* word par day' Barrows entered the inn’s men’s Brooklyn St., was taken by am­ following: square feet, 35 feet high—103 arrested Sunday on court warrants 15 worda, $2.00 minimum room, kicked a hole in the wall, and bulance to Rockville General Zoning Regulation Tolland Turnpike — Busbiess Happy A d a ...... $2.15 Inch threatened a customer of the inn Hospital where she was treated and charging them with breach of peace. Amendmenta — For tbe pur- Zone n. Duclos was also charged with PHONE 643-2711 during an ensuing struggle with the released. pote of facilitating interpreta­ Item 4 No. 520 — Harold FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD customer and the inn’s permittee. Theriault was scheduled to appear criminal mischief. ' tion, tbe Planning and Zoning Davey — Request variance to iO«A66MLia Rfl Barrows is scheduled to appear in in Common P leas Court 19 In The charges stem from the Commixzlon proposes to add reduce east side yard to 4 feet explanatory texts to Article INDEX Common Pleas Court 19 in Rockville Rockville July 28;__ smashing of windows on a motor for purpose of ereetbig garage 1 3 Help Wanted 13 IV, Sections 7 and 8 concer­ Help Wanted lovtn ttumAii July 20. vehicle June 19. Court is July 20 in — variance of Article H, Sec­ Nonets Bernard T. Kelley, 18, of 20 Robert Rockville. ning nonconforming uses and tion 4.01.01, Mbilmum Side 1 ~ Loat and Found Tolland alcoholic liquor sales. 2 — Paraonala Rd., Rockville was charged with South Windsor Yard — 51 Elsie Drive — , 3 — Announcamants * r— not NO— • w . John F. Crudden III, 17, of 263 Sections 7 and 8 ADD a new Residence Zone A. reckless driving after a one-car acci­ Fred Matts, 56, of 922 Pleasant 4 — Enlartilnmant MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD H iain SNOW South St., Vernon and Dale E. Mar­ paragraph as follows: Item 5 No. 517-A6iPTea 5 — Auctlona dent Sunday at 1:08 p.m. on West Valley Rd. was arrested Sunday at Q2gwowiis's riM tin, 16, of 55 Beech Rd., Tolland were "No provisions In this sec­ Co. — Request variance of Ar­ FINANCIAL has a papor rout* around Main St. 'The car he was driving 7:30 p.m. at the home of a relative on un WlAtWIIOIOCASI ^ both arrested Monday on court tion and no provisions ticle IV, Section 13.1.06 to per­ 8 — Bonda-Slocka-Mortgagaa struck a utility pole and the loading Simea Dr. and charged with third- elsewhere in these regulations 0 — Paraonal Loans HIghwood Drivo and Wyllys St. in warrants charging them both with mit additional free-standbig 10 — tnauranca dock at the Shepard Plumbing Co. degree assault. He allegedly struck a shall be interpreted as ground sign of 75 square feet, Manchoator. Free to boy or girl second-degree assault, third-degree IMPLOYMINT For period ending 7 a.m., Wednesday, July 7. During Tuesday He and his three passengers were brother-in-law. allowing a nonconforming use 25 feet high — 1135 TolUmd 13 - Halp Wantad robbery, third-degree criminal mis­ 'agoa 10-15. all taken to RGH where they were He is scheduled to appear in Com­ to intensify tbe sale of Turnpike — Busbiess Zone HI. 14 — Dualnaaa Opportunlilaa night, showers and thundershowers are expected over parts of chief, and second-degree reckless en- 15 ^Situation Wantad the central Plains and south Atlantic states. Elsewhere, treated and released. The passengers mon Pleas Court 12 in East Hartford alcoholic liquors or to qualify Information pertabibig to dangerment. IDUCATION generally fair weather is in store. Minimum temperatures In­ fmm-. were William Harrington, 15, of 13 July 19. ------for a liquor permit different above may be obtabied in the ADVERTISING The charges stem from a June 5 in­ from the class of liquor per­ Pbuming Office. 10 — Privata InatruetJona Call Mrs. McDonald, 649-9917 clude: (approximate maximum readings in parenthesis) Atlan- Chamberlain St., Robin Lagasse, 15, A 12-foot aluminum boat was DEADLINE 19 - S(choola-Claaaaa ' B u «* «\* • • • * * f . * cident on Snipsic Lake Rd. on the mit existing at the time of AH persons biterested may 20 - Instructions Wantad U 65 (82), Boston 67 (86), Chicago 67 (89), Dallas 69 (89), of 91 Florence St., and Steven Stiles, reported stolen from a Long Hill Rd. Denver 59 (92), Duluth 55 (81), Houston 68 (87), Jacksonville69 east side of Snipsic Lake involving 15, of 40 Ward St. adoption of these attend these bearings. 12:00 noon tht doy boforo RIAL IS TA TI home Monday. It was valued at $100. regulations." Zonbig Board pubIleaUon. 23 - Homaa for Sala (87), Kansas City 66 (89), Los Angeles 62 (77), Miami 68 (90), two Rockville men as victims. Two Court is July 28. LIVE IN Companion - Light A Candlewood Dr. home was Section 7 ADD to the begin­ of Appeals Doadlino for Saturday and 24 — Lota-Land for Sala New Orleans 71 (87), New York 69 (84), Phoenix 83 (110), San previous arrests were made in the in­ Monday la 12:00 Noon Friday. 25 — Invaatmant Propa^ housekeeping. Wheel chair broken into Sunday morning. Missing ning of paragraph C Bernard R. Johnson, 26 — Butinau P rop^ Loet and Found gentleman, cares for self Francisco 54 (77), Seattle 58 (71), St. Louis 65 (90), Washington cident. Rose A. Peters, 20, of 46 Channing 65 (84)...... are a color TV and a clock. "Except as provided in 27 — Raaort Propahy Dr., Manchester was charged with Chairman 26 — Raai Eatata Wantad completely. Salary, pleasant Court is set for July 20 in LOST - Ladies Hamilton home. Prefer older person, issuing a bad check recently at the K- The Professional Building at 435 paragrai^ F of this secUon." Paul J. Rossetto, Rockville. A copy of this notice has Secretary PLEASE READ MISC. 8ERVICIS watch, vicinity of Parkade. couple. References. Call 228- Mart store on Rt. 30. Court is July 28. Buckland Rd. was broken into Friday 31 — Sarvicaa Offarad Inscribed on back to husband. 9292. Vernon been filed in the Town Clerk’s 32 — PaJntIng-Paparing night. A $100 mirror and $200 in Dated this 6th day of July, YDUR AD • Reward, 872-3148. Office. 1076. 33 — Building-Contracting Rodney Theriault, 30, of Windsor Robert J. Tyrol, 18, of 16 Bridge frames are missing from the Frame 34 — Rooling-SIdIng SEVEN ELEVEN food store Carter huddles with Muskie Planning and Zoning ClaaaJnad ads ara takan ovar Help was charged with reckless driving St., Ellington was charged with tha phona as a convanianea. 35 — Haallng-Plumblng LOST - Bichon small white now taking applications for Wanted , f } Hornet For Sale 23 C rafters. About $40 and $90 in 36 — Flooring Commission Tha HaraJd la raaponalWa tor ^ n . Edmund Muskie, D-Maine, right, was the first potential vice presidential candidate to and operating a motor vehicle while failure to drive right after an acci­ supplies are missing from the Town 37 — Moving-Truching-Storaga male dog. Northfield Green part-time help. Flexible dent on Hartl Dr. Sunday at 7:50 p.m. Ronald Gates, only ona Incorract Inaartion and 38 - Sarvicaa Wantad Condominium area. Reward. hours. Apply in person CAPE - Seven rooms, ^ inteiwiew^ by Democrat Jimmy Carter in Plains, Ga., over the weekend. Muskie said under the influence of alcohol or and Country Barber Shop there. Secretary INVITATION than only to tha alxa of tha 647-9691. between 7 a.m. and 3 p.m. 393 featuring 17’x23’ first floor drugs after a two-car accident Sun­ His car slid on a curve and struck a The AM & K Welding firm on original Inaartion. Errors which MISC. FOR SALE Reaponalbla position as family room, two fireplaces, he is interests if the vice president is given an active role in Carter’s administration, if Dated this 6th day of July, TO BID do not laaaan tha valua of tha 41 Arbclaa tor Sala Burnside Avenue, East Hart­ reeaptlonist In busy dsn- day at 12:04 a.m . on West Main St. utility pole. Sullivan Ave. was broken into Mon­ 1976. 42 — Building Suppliaa Lost - Man’s wallet. Vicinity ford. four bedrooms, central vac, elected, and Carter said he considers Muskie well qualified to be president or vice presi­ Sealed bids will be received in advartiaamant will not ba cor« tal offica. Must bo abit to He was also charged with disorder- Tyrol and a passenger, Douglas day. Missing are an adding machine ractad by an add/llonal Inaar* 43 — iPata -Birds- Doga Main Street. Contents very , treed lot. $46,500. dent. (UPI photo) the Office of The Director of Uon. 44 — Livaatock important. Call 872-6617, 643- SALES PERSON for custom typa. Call 643-1726. K ck Agency, Realtors, 6 Boston, 21, of 16 Bridge St., ly conduct, interfering with a police and some power tools. General Services, 41 Center 45 — Boats A Accaaaorlaa 2380. 6464200. TOWN OF MANCHESTER 46 — Sporting Ooodb drapery, slipcover and up­ Street, Manchester, Connec­ 47 — Qardan Products holstery department. Perma­ 46 Antiquaa FOUND — Young, smoke BRICK DUPLEX - living Police report ticut until July 28, 1976 at 40 ~ Wantad to Buy nent full-time 40-hour week, LEGAL 11:00 a.m. for the following: colored female cat. Call 643- Tues. thru Saturday. Sales room, kitchen, formal dining PART t ImE OFFICE person J LEAF PICKUP RENTALS 9617. experience preferred, but not room, three bedrooms, rec NOTICE 52 — Rooms foe R ^ t qualified in typing, filing, ac­ room, 2-car garage, excellent MACHINES (3) 53 — Apartmanb for Ftanl necessary. Will train. Call 643- The Zoning Board of 5171, Ext. 21. counts payable and some condition, $51,900. Phllbrick Appeals will hold public Tbe Town of Manchester is an WANT ADS 54 ~ Homaa for Flant billing. (^11646-5844 between 9 public lands with a motor Main St., Pearl St., Olcott 55 — Buainaas for Rant Agency, Realtors, 6464200. Randy A. Cooley, 16, of bearings on Monday, July 19, equal opportunity employer, 56 — Raaort Proparty for Rant MANCHESTER Drive-In now a.m. and 12 noon. Glldden- 94 Bissell St. was arrested vehicle, in connection with St. and Rachel Rd. and at and requires an affirmative BRING 57 — Wkntad to Flani has a few openings for Durkee Co. An Equal Oppor­ 1976, starting at 7:00 P.M., in 56 - Mlac. for Rant by Manchester Police a Friday incident at houses on Woodstock Dr., tbe Hearing Room of the action policy for all of its Con­ cashiers and counterhelp. Call tunity Eihployer. Saturday night and Robertson Park. Court Adams St., Center St., Municipal Building to hear tractors and Vendors as a con­ AUTOMOTIVE H’s Always The Mr. Wilson after 6 p.m., 649- CUSTOM CAPE TheALLFRS WANTED CASH 61 — Autoa tor Sala 6000. MATURE PERSON with Hamilton Dr. and Oakland dition of doing business with charged with third-degree date is July 20. and consider tbe following 62 — Trucks for Sala Right Time references. A diversified posi­ On Sage Drive. Quality • Joseph S. Salafia, 56, St. petitions: the Town, as per Federal 63 Haavy Equipmant lor Sala built in 1971, a must see robbery in connection with 64 — Motorcyclar-BIcyclas X-RAY TECHNICIAN for tion requiring excellent and the holdup on a Herald of 110 Davis Rd., East Item 1 No. 5 16- SbeU Oil Order 11246. 643-2711 65 — Campara-Trallara-Moblla In The M.D’s office. Part-time. accurate bookkeeping and home. Spacious carrier. Hartford, charged Monday Other thefts reported Co. — Request Special Excep­ Bid forms, plans and Homaa j Three half days, two full days. typing skills. Office organiza'- carpeted foyer, front to 56 — Automotiva Sarvica bacK living room with night with driving while un­ over the weekend in­ tion in accordance with Arti­ specifications are available at 67 — Autoa for Flant-Laaaa WANT ADS Flexibility important. 872- tion and people-motivating Police accused Cooley of Announetmtalt type desired. Must be able to fireplace, formal dining der the influence of liquor, cluded: cle IV, Section 6.01.02 to con­ the General Services Office, 8321. robbing the newsboy of $16 41 Center Street, Manchester, work independently and on room, family room off after the car he was • A Manchester man'9 struct island canopy over at Autumn and Porter Sts. existing gasoline pump Connecticut. own initiative. Resume kitchen, 3 or 4 driving at Hillstown Rd. car, stolen Sunday night required. Apply in person on­ at midday Saturday. islands, ^ th variance to allow Town of Manchester, bedrooms, with a huge and Wetherell Sts. went off while it was parked on NOW account for people ly. Manchester Housing Cooley was released for 35 foot front yard — 161 Connecticut □ EMPLOYMENT PAPER ROUTE master b^room, 2 ffll the road and into a corn­ Spring St. Ext. PUBLIC NOTICE Authority, 24 Bluefield Drive. appearance July 19 in Com­ Tolland Turnpike — Business Robert B. Weiss, Manchester, Conn. An Equal baths, 2-car garage, aU mon Pleas Court 12, East field. Court date is July 13. • Several reports of Zone n. General Manager AVAILABLE Opportunity Employer. on approximately 1 1/3 Help Wanted 13 IN BOLTON LAKE AREA Hartford. ■ • Brian T. Fielding, 16, bicycle thefts in various Item 3 No 516 — Franchise AN cinrKaMt and non-proffl organizations w M i^ acre treed lot. of 12 Estelle Dr., Vernon, locations. . FOR Butlnett Opportunity 14 Realty Interstate Corporation INVITATION to ha«s Hiak hdMc Announcaniants puMIslisd Iras PHONE FROM home to ser­ Other arrests made or charged Saturday night • Theft of four wheels — Request Special Exception vice our customers in the X MANCHESTER In this snaca ara urgsd to contact Joe Manchester area, flexible SMALL ENGINE Service MERRITT summonses issued by with reckless driving in a and tires from a car parked In accordance with Article IV, TO BID EVENINQ HERALD Realtors 646-1180 Section 6A.01.01, 6A.03 and l^ a n a g k . general Managor of Nagal Nhitflars hours, super earnings, 249- Corporation expanding dealer Manchester Police in­ parking lot off W. Middle on Ridge St. Sunday night. The Manchester Board of Pleaee Contact network. No experience 6A.03.08 for approval of a at Mandiostar. Saaca wW In alloM an a first 7773. cluded : Tpke. Court date is July 27. The owner told police she confused about NOW Education solicits bids for QARYCOKERHAM necessary. Complete training restaurant for outside coma, first sarvod basis. • Harold J. Manley, 25, • Marie F. Butkus, 35, of awoke Monday to find her Health Department Supplies SALES POSITION - Straight 646-6539 program. $500. investment MANCHESTER - Quality building food consumption and required to start your own built,-eleven room Ranch, of Waltham, Mass., 240 Spruce St., charged car sitting on cinder for the 1976-1977 school year. commissions, leads furnished variances required therewith; Bids will be received until to home owners. Call 242-5402. business. Ideal for retired or large living room with charged Monday with Saturday afternoon with blocks. ^ variance of Article IV, Section 3:30 P.M., July 13, 1976 at part time. Details on request. Cirpplace, four bedroomt, first fourth-degree larceny, in driving while her license 9.03.04 and Article H, Section MACHINIST - First Gass - Mr. Barker. ESCA Field floor family room, two baths, was suspended, on E. Mid­ which time they will be SCHOOL NURSE vacancy - Training Division Box 619, large rec room with fireplace, connection with reported 7.11 to use common parking publicly opened. Ilie right is Experienced on lathe and ii dle Tpke. Court date is July Bridgeport. Interviewing 10 Capt. Nathan Hale School, Wading River, New York. game room, office. 16’x32 siphoning of gasoline from off the leased site; variance of reserv^ to reject any and all Route 31, Coventry. RN 11792. pool, bathhouse, garage, large 20. INVITATION Article IV, Section 13.1.06 to R e g a H S S I w a.m.-4 p.m. Overtime and a car park^ downtown. bids. Specifications and bid benefits. Dynamic Metal required. Apply Doctor tr e ^ lot. $58,5w. Aitlbrick Court date is July 26. • Lawrence A. Sowell, TO BID permit freestanding grmmd forms may be secured at the s 1- «//.r ranrntlriirr wilt a luprrlM prinlmrl. Products Company, Inc., 422 Donald Nicoletti, Box 356, Agency, Realtors, 6464200. • Richard H. Roy, 16, of 16, of Willimantic, charged sign of 100 square feet and Business Office, 45 N. School North Main Street. Coventry. 742-8913. An Equal The Board of Education of the permission to have said sign CMn*f of Broad Opportunity Employer. 98 Oakland St., charged Saturday afternoon with Street, Manchester, Connec­ • *.m.. * p.™. Monday with reckless fourth-degree larceny Town of Vernon, Connecticut hitler than 16 feet; variance ticut. Raymond E. Demers, Phona 146-2112 Sat ....I ajn.. 12 noon DENTAL ASSISTANT - THE Excellent training opportuni­ REAL ESTATE - Earn $12,000 NEW LISTINO driving and trespassing on (shoplifting) at King's will receive sealed bids for Business Manager LUMBER ty for industrious person in annually. Must have license or Charming brisk caps, Department Store, busy Manchester dental prac­ in process. Pasek Realtors, MANCHESTER Idaal for small family, Manchester Shopping Bids will be received at the of­ MLS 289-7475. fice of the Superintendent of tice. Varied duties with public firsplactd living room, Parkade. Court date is July contact, involves chairslde Schools, Park and School RN’s and LPN’s - BANG! On EVENING dining room, oncloaod 19. assisting and oral hygiene in­ Big haul Streets, Rockville, Connec­ struction. Four day week. this historic weekend, we at . brooxoway, wall-to-wall • A to tal of 37 sum ­ ticut until 12:00 noon Requirements: Maturity, the Meadows want to wish earpfting. Lovoly L HERALD BETHEL (UPI) - A monses issued to motorists FRIDAY, JULY 23rd, 1976 poise, prior work experience. A m erica a “ H appy landscapad lot with on house break-in netted in the four-day hoiiday and then at said place and Salary negotiable. Send Birthday”. We also hope that city uUIIUot. $38,900 thieves almost $20,(XK) in time publicly opened, read, resume to P.O. Box, 289, you will take this time to has a period. Most of the charges CLIP & MAIL reflect seriously on your own OWNER cash and valuables, police and recorded. Manchester. were for traffic violations professionnl development. If 633-4481 or said Monday. Detectives involving red lights or stop Specifications and proposed you are not now satisfied, we 643-2862 said the burglary took signs, police said. forms may be secured from think you can find that DEALERSHIP place at Giuseppe Zagottis’ the office of the Superinten­ satisfaction at the Meadows. open In tha home. The thieves made dent of Schools, Park and CARRIER For information please call Police are investigating Mrs. Selby at 647-9196 or come SIXTEEN ACRES - Plus off with a safe containing School Streets, Rockville, NAME SOUTH WINDSOR restored antique Colonial in about a dozen weekend Connecticut. MAIL TO: in to Meadows Convalescent $10,000 in cash, jewelry burglaries in which a WANTED Home, 333 Bidwell Street, AREA. Manchester. Fifteen roonu, valued at $8,000 and The right is reserved to reject ADDRESS Manchester. three full baths, nine variety of goods were any or all bids or any part fireplaces, other features too another $1,800 in cash that Please call Mr. taken from several local when such action is deem ^ in ^xe HeralCi to dallvar Tha numerous to-mention. $130,- was kept in a bedroom. : s in CLASSIFIED AOVERTtSING Manehaalor Evaning BABYSITTER Wanted in my apartments and houses. the best interest of the Board home. Friday and Saturdays. 000. Phllbrick Agency, Police said there was no Harakl on Tolland Road, Hatak for Realtors, 6464200. The largest theft oc­ of Education. 8TATE P.O. BOX 591 Will consider one day only. forced entry into the home curred at a Cottage St. Charles Brisson Bolton Lake araa. Plajaa# Spruce Street area. 289-6907. ManchBttBf, Conn. 06040 call Mr. Cockarham, (M6- IMPECCABLE is the word to and the thief or thieves home, in which thieves Business Manager details. describe this seven room used a key. 6839. STARTING TO TAKE made off with’$3(X) in cash, EXAMPLE: applications for full-time home featuring a 17’x23’ first a camera and several PHONE employment. Call 872-4515 floor family room with bottles of liquor. LEGAL 18 Words for 6 Days between 10 a.m. and 12 noon. 647-9946 fireplace, four bedrooms, Beck a candidate fireplaced living room, cen­ Other reported breaks I'LL SHOW you how to earn An Equal Oppootunity NOTICE □ CHECK ENCLOSED Only *7.20 Employer. tral vac system, garage, treed MANSFIELD (UPI) - occurred at apartments on GENERAL REVENUE above average earnings in lot. $46,500. Philbrick Agency, Sen. Audrey Beck, D- SHARING PLANNED Sales field. For details call Realtors, 6464200. Bulldisco, 2494)077. SECRETARY-PART time ■ □ EDUCATION Mansfield, cochairman of USE REPORT FILL IN ONE WORD PER BLANK - MINIMUM 15 WORDS Modern, high quality dental the influential legislative GARRISON Colonial on General Revenue Sharing EXPERIENCED office In Manchester; varied beautiful wooded lot, large Finance Committee, says Convert provides federal funds direct­ Upholsterer. Five years secretarial-receptionist Private Inetructlone 18 1 2 1 4 8 duties. Monday to Thursday,'2 family room with fireplace, she will seek a second term tliir-p r»'usTIBT 42 Narrow Inlet TO OET THEM OUT OF FLY THEM TO • Proceeeed Qravel exterior. Also odd jobs, chair, roofing, storm windows, aw­ detached garage and deep tires, new points and plugs, NO DOPE IN N.J. 43 Card game 2i citizens. Company nings. Quality workmanship, 240 Nmv Slate Road Manchester owned and saw work and hauling, loam, treed lot. Only 536,900. Keith WANTED Antique furniture, new exhaust pipe. $250. (%ll 44 Bitter vetch ANDOVER 742-7888 free estimates. Fully insured. MANCKNSTRR 46 Alt 22 22 operated. Call 646-1327. gravel, whatever. Cali Ed 871- Real EsUte, 6464126, 646 glass, pewter, oil paintings, or 647-9257. 872-9187, 6463417. 1922. 49 Typical 2158. other antique items. R. DEAR APBY: I have put off writing to you long enough. s? 4i Harrison, 643-8709. 1968 FORD LTD statio n I have fallra out of love with my husband. We've bew 52 Smalt rocks 53 Shirt part 1 ^ r K I s - WILL TILL your garden for 57 BROKEN GLASS o' all types PAINTING. Quality fast ser­ SPECIALIZING cleaning and WELL CARED for 7-room wagon. Excellent condition. m ^ e d for eight years, w^ have two beautiful, healthy w £ ft" repaired. Low prices. 54 Legal wrongs per hour. Gall anytime, 742- vice at low rates, free es­ repairing chimneys, Cape with enclosed porch, ANTIQUES Wanted - BOLTON-Quiet 1 bedroom $450. Call 6463834. children and a nice home. I don't have to work, I have a car 55 Assisted ■1 References. 569-4169. 42 81 timates. References. 5 years roofs,new roofs. Free es­ aluminum sided. Fireplaced American furniture, orienUI townhouse. Appliances, of my own, and from all outside appearances I have it made. DOWN timates. 30 Years Experience. 1970 DODGE CHALLENGER, 1 Calumet experience. Paul 643-6595. living room, large master rugs, paintings, pewter. Wind­ carpeting, private. Walk-out My husband is a good father, is generous and is easy to E" 22 NEED CHEAP LABOR? Howley, 643-5361. bedroom, nice lot. Only 536,- basement. No pets, adults on­ 318 V-8 automatic, P.S., P.B., 2 Utopian QUAUTY Refinishing - 199 sor chairs, crocks, jugs, live with and I know he loves me, but I am sick to death of 3 Squatter Average driveway sealed, |20. HOUSE PAINTING - College 900. Keith Real EsUte, 646 ly. 6465371. new paint and tires, cragars. ST 55 Forest Street, Manchester. weathervanes, primitives. faking it in the bedroom. I just don't feel a thing for him 4 Make lace 1 Average lawn mowed, $5. students, interior and YANKEE ALUMINUM - 4126, 649-1922. Ron Dionne, 643-1691. Asking $1600. Call 8 7 2 ^ 1 . Custom upholstering, caning romanUcally. I respect him and I really like him, but he's 5 Took food and repairs. Free estimates. House painting, any other odd exterior. Reasonable rates. siding, gutters, doors, win­ STORRS-UCONN area- • NKWSI'AFKH FINTHHI'HISI-; ASSN i jobs done at the same low dows, awnings, free es­ 1969 LESABRE. 71,000 miles. more like a big brother than a husband. Free pick-up and delivery. Free estimates. Wayne 649- 2.6 TREED ACRES FURNITURE - Rugs, pain­ Deluxe one and two bedroom Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermeer 646-8574. rates. Call 646-6868. 2131 or Jerry, 649-3834 after 5 timates. Fully insured. 35 tings, pewter, dolls, crocks, apartments, • appliances, Excellent condition, air. $1,- I havra't told him how I feel b ^ u se 1 just hate to hurt p.m. Oakland Street. 649-1106. Covar* ihU imutual honw lamps, etc. Now accepting carpeting, no pets, adults on­ 450. Call 6436646 after 6 p.mm him. He's such a decent guy. He really deserves better than PRIVATE ART Lessons by locaftd In Tolland. Two ly. 5130. monthly and up. 646 a wife who can't return his love. We talk about everything consignments, for July auc­ LEARNING TO SWIM LET'S SAY YOU'RE ...s u d o e n l y y o u r ) HOW OFTEN DO I GO ANY TYPE fence erected, certified art teacher and ar­ Building-Contracting 33 Healing-Plumbing 35 bodrooma, firaplaoad tion. 644-8962. 5371, 4264000. 1974 HONDA CIVIC but this. Please help me. IS i m p o r t a n t F-' Win at Bridge BALLOONING OVER BALLOON POPS A b a l l o o n i n g o v e r repaired or painted, pipe tist. For information call 649- living room, formal dining hatchback. Silver, low TIRED OF ACTING SEWERLINES, sink lines, HOLLYHOCK' /A LAKE ERIE... j — K A LE-AI 6 level, two plus baths, decL Acre land, pool, patio. and shiny describes this 7- Lovely 8 room Colonial. washing machine, 3-years old, Reaert Property Bugs Bunny — HBlmdahl and Stoffel AlWOUBlEl- THE TIME ID room Split. ’Three bedrooms, 2 fully equipped kitchen, shag OtitibyNEA. Inc patio, shade trees, many Assumable 4 3/4. By owner. Three bedrooms, IVk baths, 5150. Baby crib, Fan, 510. For Rent 56 WIKIS BE FROtAt!, 2867019. baths, family room. carpeted living and dining 643-9878. carpet, patios, picnic tables, extras. Excellent m aster TV antenna, laundry '■ eE T neighborhood. Mid 40’s. Call Reasonably priced at 543,500. room, den-family room off LAKE KANASATKA - "Think of III Prealdents come and go, but WE RKESSlOU MANCHESTER B/W Realty, 647-1419. ELECTRIC STOVE - Avocado facilities, ample parking, owner, 643-0705. kitchen. Aluminum siding positively no pets. Immediate Moultonboro, New goonFOREVERI" ______1$ Km o w BL At m green, 30” Sears. Self­ Hampshire. Lakefront cot­ MANCHESTER - This older 7- and garage. Possible extra cleaning oven, lift up top. occupancy. 8re-2735. MANCHESTER - Charming TVrO N M COUMIAU building lot. |U,900. tage, sleeps five. Completely Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick EAS1IJ6... three bedroom Ranch with 1 room Colonial sets on a tree three years old. Excellent furnished, screened-ln porch, lined street of old dis­ condition. 5135. 6465034. FOUR ROOMS - wall-to-wall 1/2 baths, first floor fam ily carpet, large bath, sun porch, sundeck, private beach, float, room, fireplace, fenced-in tinguished homes. Im­ MERRin dock. Great fishing. maculate interior. Must be Roallora 848-1100 FOR SALE - Antique flag - 46 5140. $70. security. Pay your m.VASi gOSBi C /TLC m ak e \{ WHATH£)AW.THATi5 yard, and more. Priced in the own utilities. 872-9427. Conveniently located In Lakes THRIVE WHEN 40’s. Zinsser Agency, 6461511. seen. Priced in the mid 5M's. stars. Call 643-9^. Region area. $175. weekly. REN.lv \CRACKP0T B/W Realty, 647-1419. Available August 14-21 and 21- LINEP.'UP WITH 1^:=^ 5H0ULD P(7\ STUFF•' 40” ELECTRIC Range, dou­ FIVE BIG rooms, pantry, 15HCULP) 15 RUN AN EVERYTHINO CltHl>YW*»K.tMfl>gUSP9l0» bath, 5180. 590. security, wall- 28. Call Cromwell, 6360457 ble oven, very good condition, after 4:30 p.m. ^,6NETIC A READ IT To THE ( ELECTRIC/ REALLY FRANK AND {RNEST 575. Call 646-im. . to-wall carpet. Pay your own utilities. 8^-9427. ILL V rdSES-MV 0P55 / CHARCE ] PEPENPS MISQUAMICUT Four and 1/2 fjy ) LIKE VTHKXiCHyiTN PLANTiNS WE BUY AND SELL rooms heated. Walking dis­ RESEARCHj^ CPNVER5ATION!THE ^ RD5E6 m m iRHESJ FURNITURE. Cash on the 456 MAIN STREET - Three L’il Sport - WIrth This Funny World room heated apartment, tance to beach. $195 weekly. WHEN The lijie. One piece or an entire Families only. Call 6460491 or houseful. 6466432. Furniture security, 5175 monthly. Call MPON 15 6 4 6 2 ^ , 65. 6461472. KlfiHT! Bam, 345 Main Street. Bieslde AND THEN SH t VI Douglas Motors. 5MD..VAKK/7y. ■ i i ^ C H O C K V O U R APARTMENT for Rent - COLUMBIA Lake waterfront - year round house for small SiABCA,.. <5 ? ❖ DINETTE SET-Early remodeled, 5220. per month. Call 6465355. family. Available July and r n m § l ^ MtiUHT, T o o . American style. 42" round August. $175 per week, $850 formica top table with 122' o ( U per month. No pets. 2260602. Q leaf, 4 mates chairs. 646-4224. LARGE THREE Bedroom CSOT R IMi CKBL? ' nent. Centrally located. 0 S es and appliances not In­ Wanted to Rent 57 Building Suppilea 42 cluded. No pets. 5225.6461858. OLDER WOMAN. Fixed in­ 1462 Ctire»yN[AlN.tUft(gUSF«OII g come. No pets. Three room AU lUU NATURAL STONE for IMMEDIATE Occupancy - IZH-Z4U retaining walls, veneers, Large 4-room apartment. apartment. Heated. Prefer first floor. 6464855. ■ ^ 1 up )J patios, etc. Pick up by the Utilities extra, appliances in­ The slimming shirt-dress WAR OF. WINTHROP pound or delivery by the ton. cluded. First floor. $175. 636 in sleeveless style will Ry DICK CAVALLI Bolton Notch Stone t^airy, keep you cool during THE R P 5 E 5 = 6463183. □ AUTOMOTIVE those warm days ahea