The weather Inside today Mostly sunny today and Wednesday, clear tonight. High today 70-75. low- Area news 16-17 Family...... 10 tonight 43-48, high Wednesday 75-80 istrr iEuf tttng Hmlb Classified . . .20-22 MACC news...... 2 National w-eather forecast map on Comics...... 23 ■ MCO Calendar .. 5 Page 21. **The Bright One** Dear Abby . . 23 Ohjituaries ...... 12 TWENTY-FOUR PAGES Editorial ...... 4 Sfwrts...... 13-15 «.n TWO SECTIONS MANCHESTER, CONN.. TUESDAY. SEPT. 7, 1978 - VOL. XCV. No. 288 PRICKi FIFTEEN C»:NT8
African peace shuttle to be launched Monday
HAMBURG, West Germany (UPI) Tt looks as if we are going,” the He said it was possible tbe secretary official said. — Secretary of State Henry A. might pause in Dakar to consult with Kissinger will ".y to Africa Monday Apparently the only development some African leaders not directly in at the latest to begin a shuttle that might now block Kissinger's volved in the Southern situation. diplomacy designed to avert a racial flight to Africa is a negative report The senior U.S. official rated warfare in Rhodesia and South West from Assistant Secretary of State Kissinger's chances of success on his Africa, a senior American official William Schaufele, dispatched by forthcoming African shuttle as about Kissinger to survey the atmosphere said today. even. at Dar es Salaam Tanzaniia. Kissinger won Vorster’s agree With an invitation already in hand Southern African black leaders of ment lor the negotiations in weekend from South African Prime Minister countries bordering white-ruled talks in Zurich. Switzerland. He then John Vorster, Kissinger today Rhodesia and South West Africa and spent Monday conferring with received an invitation to open the of the liberation movements in the British and French officials, Middle East-style diplomacy from two nations ended a two-day meeting awaiting a signal from Dar es Teachers get preschool briefing Tanzania, a senior U S. official in the Tanzanian capital tc^ay. Salaam that his African shuttle traveling aboard the secretary’s The senior U.S. official said would be welcome by blacks. He got plane told reporters. Kissinger was expected to fly from the signal in a message from Tan Asst. School Supt. Wilson Deakin (back to camera, at right) “em cees” this morning's back- Washington no later than Monday. zania's foreign minister. to-school meeting for teachers and teacher aides at the Manchester High School cafeteria. At the one-hour session, School Supt. James Kennedy (seated at left, looking at camera) warned teachers of the possible impact of declining student enrollment. Soviet pilot given asylum TOKYO (UPI) — A Soviet air force The Japanese government also The request was denied on grounds Manchester schools begin new year officer who defected and landed his refused a Soviet request to im the pilot did not want to see his coun top secret MIG25 Foxbat fighter mediately returri the MIG25, con tryman and had sought asylum volun plane in Japan will be flown to the sidered to be the world’s most ad tarily. on Relatively well-budgeted’ basis United States Wednesday, the Tokyo vanced aircraft. y y The national police agency quoted Metropolitan Police Agency an Foreign Minister KiichrMimawa B^nkth^s saying he had bwn plan ; handle of By DOUG BEVINS organize our elementary schools,” doing our job,” Kennedy said, “I nounced today. said the Japanese govennmem ap,- ning for two years to seek asylum in Kennedy said, indicating that fewer think we're doing well," he said, but 1st. Lt. Viktor Ivanovich Belenko, proved the pilot’s request from a ' the United States. Herald Reporter 29, was whisked secretly to Tokyo Manchester public schools begin a students and less money may mean he added that many people in the “humanitarian standpoint.” "Life in the Soviet Union today is Tuesday in a Japanese military ally made new school year tomorrow, closing of more schools and possible community think otherwise. The Foreign Ministry said one of like that of the czarist regime and ieler, then abandonment of Manchester's Among areas of special attention in transport aircraft, escorted by its officiais interviewed the pilot and there is no freedom,” he was quoted “relatively well-budgeted” but fighter planes of Japan’s Air Self r areas of facing future problems in gaining neighborhood school concept. the coming year, Kennedy said, wiil confirmed he made the decision as saying. Defense Force. resources. School Supt. James Kennedy also warned that school be a school personnel evaluation voluntarily. Belenko said he flew out of a Soviet Police said he was in a secret Kennedy told returning teachers staff may have to be reduced, but he program, revision of secondary Moscow, which also demanded the air base in Siberia Monday, intending hideout in the Tokyo area awaiting a re finding today. said administrators hope to keep on school curriculum, and a greater return of the pilot, said it wanted one to fly into Chitose, a Japanese airport flight to the United States. re” with a Speaking to more than 500 school the staff and beef up some focus on services for the gifted and of its diplom ats to interview in northern Japan used by domestic educational programs that have been for the handicapped. Belenko, who outwitted Japan's Belenko. airlines and Japan's Air Self-Defense employes at the Manchester High radar screens to land his plane at School cafeteria, Kennedy warned of weak in the past. Kennedy’s remarks to teachers Force. fish away Kennedy said educators have met were the most serious discussion this Hakodate City 500 miles north of the anticipated decline in student Tokyo, won permission eariier in the e catch is enrollment and sought th% teachers’ with limited success in recent morning. The one-hour session in day to seek political asylum in the help in determining the future of attempts to expand special areas of cluded brief comments by other ad local schools. elementary education such as art, ministrators, with the usual an United States. Carter holds rally (In Paris, U.S. Secretary of State rong place Kennedy said town schools begin music and physicai education. nouncements of teachers’ social ac Henry A. Kissinger told reporters he dry haul. the 1976-1977 year in good shape, with “Maybe we can do more,” he said. tivities, professional association believed the United States woulij peace between the Board of Educa Kennedy aiso mentioned the meetings, and scheduling of the first at Groton shipyard tion and most labor groups and with possibility of future expansion of schooi year payday. grant asylum to the defecting pilot.) nearly enough money in the budget. alternate education programs at the "We’re relatively well-budgeted,” secondary levei, although the com GROTON (UPI) — Democratic munity may not be ready for such coalition was built — With a Kennedy said. ‘Tm not saying we presidential nominee Jimmy Carter lunchtime speech to the thousands of programs now. flew to the scene of his naval taining should be content, but we're not workers at one of the nation’s largest facing any traumatic cutbacks this He said administrators had thought Hanoi lists 12 fliers today for the first of what is expected of using South School, which was delense plants. elp is if he year.” to be a number of campaign Virtually the entire state ates one in But in the next five years the local closed this year to cut costs, as an appearances in Connecticut. alternative junior high school. The killed during war Democratic leadership, including schools will face a critical test, Carter flew in and out of Gov Ella T. Grasso, was expected to idea was discarded, though, because Groton’s Trumbull Airport for a noon because of Kennedy said, which will determine PARIS (UPI) — In another gesture talks "to settle problems specified in attend the rally in this community educators haven't made the com rally outside the main gate at itrated via what the future of education in designed to improve relations with the Paris agreement, especially that which bills itself as the “nuclear sub munity aware of the need, he said. General Dynamic's Electric Boat Manchester will be. the United States, Hanoi has given of carrying out the American under marine capitol of the world.” The critical test, he said, will stem Noting that fewer high schooi Division, which makes the nuclear lut the fish graduates go on to further education, Washington a list of 12 American taking to contribute to binding up the The visit was a homecoming of from substantial declines in student submarines he once skippered. sorts for Carter, who went from Kennedy suggested a re-examination fliers it says were killed during the wounds of war and the reconstruction enrollment and the accompanying Vietnam War. The former Georgia governor of relative obscurity a year ago to a 10 find the of the high schooi's mission and a of Vietnam and that of seeking infor difficulty in maintaining resources. Washington welcomed the infor ficially opened his campaign with a first-ballot win in the Democratic king with a strengthening of career-oriented mation on Americans missing in ac It becomes more difficult to gain mation but said the United States had tion" Labor Day speech at the home of National Convention in July. programs. President Franklin D. Roosevelt in necessary funding every year, no intention of normalizing relations White House press secretary Ron Carter, an Annapolis graduate, was "We have to be sure we are Warm Springs, Ga., aimed at itained CB Kennedy said, and the anticipated with the newly reunited country Nessen said Monday publication of stationed in the Groton area in 1948 providing the kind of schooiing reuniting the coalition that gave ck-packing drop in student enrollment will make before Hanoi had accounted for all the the list was a welcome gesture, but when he spent six months taking a necessary for graduates to survive in FDR four terms in the White House. :he Smokey it even tougher to win town approval 795 missing U.S. servicemen in that relations can be returned to nor special Officers Training School for school budgets. the worid, " Kennedy said. He came to Groton to carry his Southeast Asia. mal only when the United States had program dealing with nuclear sub "We have to look at how we’re message to organized labor — one of s $15.95 and "We'll have to look at the way we Another 1,710 were killed but their received a full list of missing ser marines. the blocks on which the Roosevelt ily in which bodies have not been returned, accor vicemen. lily outings ding to the Pentagon. better than Vietnam, which has been showing lis way you increasing wiilingness to patch News summary relations with the United States, an Republicans voting today 1 help, nounced Monday through its Paris itorcycle)? Compiled from United Pre'ss International embassy it has sent the U.S. Em ■ for motor- bassy a list of 12 men missing in ac tion. It said all were dead. on town registrar of voters tkins Glen, State About 4,000 teachers gathered A press statement accompanying s home to at a downtown hotel early today to the move expressed Hanoi’s desire to take “appropriate action” on the By GREG PEARSON Today’s primary — the first In Peck and Mrs Mercer both spoke )? A motor- NAUGATUCK - The 3,600 restart at the earliest possible date striking members of the United latest contract offer from the Herald Reporter Manchester for a registrar's position optimistically this morning about the the stalled talks on U.S. aid to war- outcome Rubber Workers at Uniroyal School Committee one day before damaged Vietnam. Voting booths opened at noon today — is between Frederick E Peck, the lit his CB in public schools were scheduled to Republican registrar since 1960. and Mrs Mercer was selected for the Rubber Co. here, in Beacon Falls The statement said Vietnam wants for Manchester’s registered leck with a and Waterbury were to vote today open. Republicans, who will select their Marion Mercer, the party-endorsed registrar's position by a 44-18 vote of his helmet, to normalize relations with the the Republican Town Committee on on a three-year contract which The union did not immediately United States as well as enter into party’s registrar of voters. candidate. lalizing the could end their 20-week strike. release the vote count. July 30 She also received the un ibility of a Locais 45 and 218 planned to vote animous endorsement of the party's on the pact worked out Friday in National executive committee go boating, New York City by the company Peck, however, decided to petition and the union. for a primary. He received almost ou could be DETROIT — Ford Motor Co. in twice the total number of signatures 1 need to be HARTFORD - Stanley A. dicates plans to sweeten its he needed by the Aug 13 deadline Macbeth, a Simsbury building original contract offer in hopes of All ten voting districts will be open i no limit to contractor, was named today to avoiding a strike by 170.000 United from noon until 8 p m today All t takes is a the Commission on Special Auto Workers next week. registered Republicans in ion. Revenue by Sen. Lewis Rome, R- Manchester are eligible to vote Bloomfield. Macbeth will replace WASHINGTON - Retired The ten polling places are District Francis X. Hennessy who has Supreme Court Justice William One. Buckland School. 1075 Tolland rday been appointed a Juvenile Court ■ Douglas is in serious condition Tpke District Two Robertson judge. after undergoing surgery for a hip School. 45 N School St District fracture. Three, Church of Christ 394 Lydall Regional St . District Four, Martin Schmil. BOSTON — Hundreds of taxi International Dartmouth Hd . District Five. drivers boycotted Logan Inter Buckley School. 250 Vernon St . national Airport Monday night, JOHANNESBURG. South District Six .Nathan Hale School. 160 but a spokesman for the airport Africa — A commuter train and Spruce St District Seven. Waddell IV: School. 163 Broad St . District Fight. said that didn’t cause any serious an express collided near problems despite the holiday Johannesburg, killing at least 31 Verplanck School. 126 Olcott St , crowd. The cabbies protested an persons in one of South Africa's District .Nine Keeney Street School. increase in competing limousine worst rail disasters. 179 Keeney St , District Ten. service and a proposed hike in the .Manchester High School. Brookfield St fee paid by taxis to the airport for MEXICO CITY — A spokesman authority to pick up passengers. A for more than 600 American spokesman for the cab drivers prisoners said a move by Presi said the boycott will continue dent Luis Echeverria to allow BOSTON — Members of the them to serve out their terms in llir lli-r.itil ttill |iri>\idt* in- Boston Teachers Union voted U. S. jails did not alter their plans Candidates check voting machine ror'ni.ilioii on todu) « today to reject a city contract to begin a hunger strike to protest r I r 4‘ I i u n fo r K t* |i i i li I i r ii n proposal, but at the same time what the prisoners aid were in Frederick E. Peck (left) and Marion Mercer, opponents in today's primary lor Hepubheun registrar of voters, check a voting machine at Buckland School, one ol the ten pollinp rryi**lr.ir of \ohT«. Vfit'r 8:.10 they voted not to go on strike at human conditions in Mexican pliom* 0 13-2T I \ for this time jails. places for the primary. Polls will be open until 8 p.m. and all registered Republicans trom Manchester are eligible to vote. (Herald photo by Dunn)
C H J E R ^ P .^ n c hester, Conn.. Tues., Sept, 7. 1976 — PAGE THREE PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., Sept. 7, 1976 ■Theater schedule- Menchaater Eventng HeraM / ------PubliBh«d «v«ry «v«r>lng M AC C news TuMday Tima Clock SufHityt and hoOdiva Enivrad at tha East Hartford Drive-In — Showcase Cinema 3 _ Bulkeley Bridge gives memories Manchaatar. Cofw ^oat Othca aa Se "Summer of '64" 7:30; "Let cond Ciaaa Mall Mattar Vernon Cinema 1 — “The "Silent Movie" 2:15-8:00-10 00 the Good Times Roll” 9:05 Omen" 7:30-9:30 Showcase Cinema 4— "T^e By SHEILA TULLEB Suggested Carrier Rdtee who have a problem with Courts in operation in the Dave, one of the regular Court has been meeting at East Windsor Drive-In — By Nancy von llollcn Vernon Cinema 2 — Shootist” 2:10-7:25-9:50 Herald Corrf^ipondenl PayabM in Advanca alcohol to be referred state. The Hartford Honor leaders, stated that those the East Hartford court "Gator" 7:15-9:20 "Gator" 7:30; "Return of the Singia copy I5a UA East 1 — "Obsession W aakty 90a HONOR COURT through the court system, Court, being the oldest in attending Honor Court room due to renovations Burnside 1 — "Murder By Pink Panther" 9:35 A pink marbled ball of Stony Creek Ona month |3 90 2:00-3:50-5:40-7:30-9:20 The' Manchester Honor the Family Relations Of the state, celebrated its have less record of repeat taking place at the Death" 7:30-9:30 Manchester Drive-In — "At granite stands on a small pedestal in Thfaa montha 111 TO Court celebrates the com fice or by family or Burnside 2— “Gator” 7:10- the Earth's Core” 8:05; "The UA East 2 — "Summer of the hallway of the Jacob Sutter home Six montha 133 40 14th anniversary in June. offenses in the court. He Manchester Police Station. 64”, 2:00-5:30-9:00; "Let the O n a ya a r ...... 146 60 friends. The Honor Court 9:10 Land That Time Forgot" 9:30 Malt natat Upon Raquaat pletion of its third year in Although the session is has arranged for Honor We are pleased to report Good Times Roll" 3:30-7:00 on South Hawthorne Street in operation Sept. 13. Held program is carried out conducted by a member of Rockville 1 — “Treasure of Showcase Cinema 1 — Manchester. Subacripart who lail to racatva Court to have 90 different that the change in location "Drum” 2:15-7:30-9:40 UA East 3 — "Harry 4 thatr nawapapar batora 5 30 p.m every Monday evening at through the cooperation of Matecumbe” 1:00-3:00-7:00- Most of the time the Sutters pass should taiaphona tha circulation the Manchester speakers over a period of a does not appear to be Showcase Cinema 2 — Walter Go to New York "2'00- dapartmant. 547-9946 7:30, the sessions have an the circuit court judges, 9:00 the memento without giving it a Pathfinders, it is not a year. presenting a problem to Rockville 2 — "The Bad "Outlaw Josey Wales” 2:00- 3:55-5:50-7:45-9:40 average weekly attendance Alcoholics Anonymous, the regular AA meeting but an When f spoke to Dave in any of our 28 church News Bears" 1:00-3:09-7:15- 7:10-9:40 thought. However, the granite ball of 30 persons including Family Relations Office, introduction to AA. They July, he related that 13 per related groups par 9:15 means a lot to Sutter and brings back those seeking help, family and the churches and other hope to make AA attrac sons were attending who ticipating in the MACC many memories of his childhood in KEEP SMILING relations officers, family groups who provide not tive enough to encourage had been referred through Honor Court Volunteer East Hartford. KEEP HAPPY and friends. only refreshments but participants to attend the court system. He felt M0N.-TUE8. The ball and a book Sutter Program. These groups BOTHCINES 99* Honor Court provides an community support. other regularly scheduled this shows they are taking provide milk, sandwiches BARGAIN ★ MATINEES treasures, “The Hartford Bridge opportunity for persons There are 14 Honor meetings. a positive step in choosing and desserts for every Souvenir Number” are souvenirs of BURT REYNOLDS Honor Court over the court Monday night meeting S i .s o T o n the Bulkeley Bridge opening and room. throughout the year. East NM-t-UWTIL2:30P.iyi, dedicatioii. The dedication of the Hartford churches will be “GATOR” The ball is made from the same ‘^Greatest stone arch bridge in the world,said The American Enterprise in 1908 Family Relations Officer, contacted this" month in PO Shown 7:15 A 5:20 granite as the bridge. The balls were Pinochle scores ! Thomas Elliot, and Assis- order to enlist their sup :StCWCAsl^l!!tHAf 123^ designed and sold as mementoes to had to stop often on their trip across The sophomores were housed at •Sidewalk inspector ple for 77 years provided a FEVER ’ tant Family Relations Of port in the program. 1-84 EXITS8-SILVER LANE-ROBERTS ST. help defray somq of the bridge costs. the Connecticut River, South Grammar School which is also fascinating story. ficers, Joseph Gust and Each September for the EAST HARTFORD • 24HR. TEL. INFO. 568-8810 The book was published by The The group made it to Hartford and still in use. The juniors and seniors As much as he enjoys No doubt Sutter thought of his goat Sufferers , • FREE LIGHTED PARKING- We Honor MASTER CHARGE M anrlirslrr Carl Murphy, 670, Betty William Caraminas, is evi past three years, I have American Enterprise of East Hart Stobbs decided to return to East went to school at the Masonic Tem reminiscing, Sutjler finds much to cart trip each time he crossed the H frr A m)ud r»rws (or you' SVNA Pinochle will be played ri.KAH IlOA-onKestanl (ableU work dent in their continual ^ O roflory Poefc In ford, a former community Hartford over the new bridge. ple, keep him busy in his retirement bridge and he used it many times Top scorers in ’ the Luetjen, 666, Ix)U Denley, 664, Thursday at 1:30 p.m. at the taken the opportunity to *...... tw, FAST jnil rontinuously to dram Manchester Senior Citizens Ann Morell, 659. Stephen S enior C itizens Ce*nter. attendance at the sessions thank those participating newspaper. The book contains Although it was Sunday some men It was several years before the new years. He says he is a self-appointed Mrs. Sutter, his bride of over 40 and I l(Mn lusal-sinuii ravilirs Onr K>HN WAYNE FA turdvorr ubirt riym up to 3 Pinochle Group game Sept. 2 Zaches and Ted Leboc, 657, Rockville. and their compassionate in the program. Somehow I IIS-IM biographical sketches of the leading were on the bridge working to com high school, now Center School, was sidewalk inspector of Manchester. years, lived in Hartford and Sutter huufA rrlu‘( (rum pain and “ ™ E ^ m prr4\uri‘ iil i «m((iiili(>n AIIowa v t»r SiUmday NECKUCE exciting greyhound races per roll .99 qualllier Pi>st linu* 115 p.ni. per roll With each Tuesday and Saturday EVERY PECK Post time: 1:15 p.m. Kvili-nk-nl wu can M ark Otfar axpirM Sept. 14 expiree Sept. 14 Open Dally til 5:30 of our young gymnaalt. 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m ianrl|f Btrr iu ? nin^ Iferalb ERC: Education that is classroom proven Folksong basis for new ballet f MCC calendar Manchester — A City of Village Charm his father goes out to mow the lawn, ERC says its efforts have resulted WASHINGTON - ‘‘Our private By BRENDA W. ROTZOLL Mountain Festival of the arts. notes relate that “when Ann Melton Founded Oct. 1, 1881 in the following: Manchester Community sector is under attack. This has his mother does the dishes, and the Lee Roderick JEFFERSON, N.H. (UPI) - All Instruments Included fiddles, a banjo, died years later, they told how the further information on any Techniques — 8 a.m., HR •Typing for Preteens Mtmbor. Unitod PrM t Inltrnattonal child answers the phone. ’The delivery of the benefits of its College offers this calen M fn b f. Audit BufMu of Ctrculalton produced a proliferation of The Herald’i America has heard the folksong dulcimer, mandolin, electric guitar, devil carried her off, while black cats of the activities. 216. and Early Teens — 9:15 ‘‘Such principles can be introduced research and development at a cost dar of events in the interest Published by the Manchester Publishing Co.. Herald Square. charlatans in the name of ‘economic about Tom Dooley and the Ap Scottish bagpipes and piano. ran squawling up the walls of her Monday, Sept. 6 •Behavior Modification a m., HR 109. early and run through the entire WaHhinglon Correspondent' of 18-20 cents per course per affected of the community. All the Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. education’ ... You can’t wind up a C child annually. palachian mountain sweetheart “Tom Dula” tells the tale of a room, and the smell of frying meat Labor Day — no ciasses in Dieting — 1 p.m., HR •Introduction to Ecology teacher in a day, a week or six school curricula from year to year. MCC sponsored activities 216. — 9:30 a.m., MB 9. Harold E Turkingion. Managtr>g Editor A reading program in Youngstown, whom he slew when he became in Southern soldier making his way filled the air.” Tueaday, Sepl. 7 R a ym o nd f Robtnaon. Editof-Publianar ‘Then, when the youngster gets out of listed below are open to the •Film Making—10 a.m., weeks’ time and have him or her Ohio that is 90 per cent effective in volved with another woman. home after the Civil War, stepping to The ballet has a small cast, the Community Services •Parent/Human Effec J effectively spin-out . the story of the high school, he understands not only 1959. At that time it reached 10,000 Now the nation can see the Dooley four principles and eight tow nsp^ public and many are free of tiveness Training— 7 p.m., ML 111. economic theory, but also how our teaching second grqders to read. philanijer wherever he finds a pretty charge. Registration — 2 p.m.-7 ^Opinion free enterprise system during the . , .. pupils. During the current school legend performed as a ballet — one girl. In Wilkes County, North pie, all of them dressed In post-Civil p.m., Administration HR 216. •Writing Magazine Ar economic system differs from other 22 million pupils - more The adoption of ERC’s social In addition to publicizing ticles — 10 a.m., HR 211. course of a school year.” science materials for use throughout which says maybe Tom didn’t wield Carolina, he finds two pretty'girls War costumes complete with long Building, Main Campus. •Adult Drug Education siirhsuch systems.svstem.s ^ nation’s events and activities in Duplicate Bridge — Here is George H. Baird’s answer California from kindergarten the knife after all. Maybe it was the and his troubles begin. calico skirts for the women and high M rilnraday, Sppl. 8 - 7:20 p.m., HR 206. to this problem he posed at a capital ’The catch, according to Baird and dividually the college Open, 1 p.m., HR 102, 103. primary and secondary school pop through the eighth grade. “other woman.” “He was living off the land, very boots for the men. Uthoff had to keep •Travel Escort •Introduction to Tran press briefing: ‘"ITie place to start some other educators, is that ulation — will be using ERC learning Michael Uthoff, the Chilean-born it small because the Hartford Ballet hopes that the calendar sactional Analysis — 7:30 Monday, .Sept, 1,3 Watch for A mathematics program in debonair, getting any woman he will serve as a reminder of Training— 7 p.m., HR 207. appreciation of economics is in the curricula to systematically teach materials. artistic director of the Hartford has only 17 dancers. p.m., HR 207, Community Services Michigan that has been credited with could,” Uthoff said. “He met Laura all that is available at •Respiratory Therapist classroom — beginning in economics and other basic dis What makes ERC unique is that it Ballet, and two folk music men from The ballet starts with townspeople •Paranormal credit courses begin in passage of a school tax renewal levy. Foster, who was happy and gay like a Manchester Community Review — 7 p.m., MC 16. school children kindergarten and continuing each ciplines in the nation’s elementary doesn’t receive — and, indeed, Connecticut combined to write, dancing in a formation based on the Consciousness — 7:30 p.m., South Windsor. Duane J. Mattheis, who resigned wild colt, and Ann Melton, a College. Tliiiraday, Sppl. 9 year thereafter.” < and secondary schools are not readi doesn’t appear to want — govern choreograph and compose music for Virginia Reel. It weaves the princi HR 202. Breakfast — 8-11 i.m.. as executive deputy commissioner of sophisticated woman being courted The MCC staff Ipoks Community Services Baird, a former teacher and school ly available. Enter Baird and his ment funds. Although perhaps the the one-act ballet “Tom Dula.” ple characters in and out, breaks off •The Revolution of the Student Center. to-and-from- school time the U.S. Office of Education last by Sheriff Grayson.” forward to seeing you credit courses begin on With the last fling of administrator who now heads a organization, called the Educational most influential educational Uthoff says that was the original to portray the drama of the murder, American Homes — 7:30 •Drama Workshop — 7 month to join ERC’s staff, was at the As Uthoff’s ballet tells the story, campus and at the various campus and in Vernon, summer behind us, it is time to periods and at the bus stops. leading private educational research Research Council of America research organization to be found in spelling of th character made famous then returns to a formal dance p.m,, HR 101. p.m., HR 207. (ERC), which specl^izes in Washington briefing with Baird. Tom loved Ann Melton more and fell events. Cali 646-2137 for •R eal E sta te Sales settle down to the routine of Slow down and be prepared organization, added that ‘‘the the private sector, ERC has piled up in the 1950s in the ballad sung by the in with her when Ann plotted to get routine by the townspeople as Tom is •Automobile Sales •Perspectives on House developing such materials. ‘‘ERC programs are classroom kindergartener can easily understand an impressive record of achievement Kingston Trio. rid of her rival. Uthoff does not show hung. Techniques —7:30 p.m., M- Design — 7 p.m., HR 206. work, school, and whatever for any eventuality. There is no ERC was founded in Oeveland in proven in subject matter and es the division of labor. After dinner. by. eschewing federal money and in pecially in proving younger children The music ignores the Tom Dooley the murder on stage but shows Ann Uthoff, 32, danced the title role at TV studio. •Basic Electrocar other pursuits we can work in place in Manchester you have diogram Interpretation — 7 stead attracting the help of foun an understandable appreciation of song and is based on Appalachian and Tom following Laura into the the world premiere. His vigor and his Community Services add to get to in such a hurry that & drop — 2-7 p.m.. Main p.m , HR 104. ^ during the coming fall and dations, corporations (including such the correlation of work^home and foik music, with a little modern woods where she was stabbed to costume combined to make him look Campus, Faculty West 112 •Advanced and winter months. you can’t wait 30 seconds giants as General Electric and Stan- community responsibilities,” cacaphoney at beginning and end to death. several inches taller than his six feet. Robinson school closes Refresher Celestial One of the top priority items longer to give a youngster on dard Oil) and individual Matthis explained. mirror ‘Tom’s feelings as he is cap “Once the murder has been com Charles Tomlinson designed Friiluy, Sept. 10 philanthropists. tured and hung for a murder at which mitted Sheriff Grayson, partly on costumes and sets, the concept was WEST HARTFORD trustees, said less than 100 Navigation — 7:30 p.m., on our list is the need to review foot or a bicycle the right of He added that ERC doesn’t seek MC 16. Ci)0Ca,WOU IJOILL NOTICE IN ‘tPCaOg PLANooooo Still based in Cleveland under federal funds because of both the he may have connived but which proof and also on jealousy, ap by David McKay and the scenario by (UPI) — A faltering students were expected to •Beginning Bridge — 9 our driving habits. We all have, way. Founder Baird, the not-for-profit Uthoff feels he did not commit. prehends Tom Dula and he is con Robert Hardin. economy is blamed for the register for the fall term. a.m., HR 216. •Beginning Bridge — UJHICM I S A COMPROMISE S o m U m E R E restrictions placed on such money 7:30 p.m., HR 216. to some degree or other, P. S. — Now is a good time to Council employs more than 100 full and the difficulty of moving good The score was composed by Bill demned to death because he refuses The Hartford Ballet is on the road decision of The Robinson An enrollment of 200 would Community Services add BETWEEN THE BRIID4»£‘»’W/I11LJ« O V E R MAIN STREET time persons engaged in the develop Walach and Will Welling of the to implicate Ann Melton in the much of the year, traveling as tar School, a private, co- “break-even,” he said. & drop — 1-4 p.m.. Main •Interior Decorating — 8 probably become a bit lax start thinking about getting educational products out of the p.m., MB 12. ment and testing of classroom federal research sector and into the Connecticut All Stars, the group murder,” Uthoff said. afield as Alaska. Uthoff will teke educational institution, to Kelly attributed the Campus Faculty West 112 when it comes to watching out your car ready for the winter # 0 TUWWEIL UNDER ^WIN STRCCT PLANS ooooo products. Selected school districts which played for the world premiere Tom hangs but the townspeople “Tom Dula” to Richmond, Va., close its doors after 25 declining enrollment to in Duplicate Bridge — •Beginners Folk Guitar private sector for publishing. - 8:15 p.m., MC 14, for youngsters on foot and on months ahead with a good THAT -me 'B E A TA TE X JRoUKiU STUD£AIR5 WILL are used as living laboratories for With all the talk about the decline of the ballet Aug. 14 at the White don’t believe him guilty. The program about Sept. 20, and hopes to stage it years. flation and the recent Open, Novice, 7:45 p.m., in New York in February. HR 102, 103 •Horse Care and Stable biycles. thorough safety check. After CROSS ija L E ja a y s’*-rbWEL,«*iD ...... “firs'™ “ X SS of American education, it is The decision late last recession which strained an interrelated, week came only a week pocketbooks of the Management — 8:30 p.m., With the start of school this all, the best reflexes in the refreshing to learn of an approach Saturday, .Srpl. 11 HR 202. planned, sequential and cumulative that seems to work. ERC’s methods before classes were to open predominantly mlddfe- week, the youngsters are going w orld c a n ’t o v e r c o m e school curriculum.” ’The Council’s Community Services Community Services add are appealing, not only because Photomap of area available for the fall term and class families that sent to be concentrated during the mechanical failure. goal: "To achieve an improvement despite 8160,000 con their children to the school. Registration and add & i drop — 2-7 p.m.. Main they’re based on basics, but also Hartford photomap by sen drop — 9 a m.-noon. Ad Campus, Faculty West 112. in the moral, intellectual and career Haven, Bridgeport, Stam tributed last year by 11 Tuition this year was 82,- because their success doesn’t depend A RLINGTON, VA. most of Connecticut and ding 82 to: Branch of ministration Building, development of the U.S.” ford and N'ew London stand trustees. 0 0 0 . upon handouts from Uncle Sam. (UPI) - The first Long Island Sound, parts of Distribution, U.S. Main Campus. out clearly in blue or Attorney Peter G. Kelly The decision to close Fire detector an photomap made from pic Long Island and eastern Geological Survey, 1200 of Hartford, one of the means 25 faculty members Non-credit community services course begins Open on a tures taken by cameras on New York state, and very bluish-gray. Long Island South Eads St., Arlington, Sound, lakes, reservoirs must find new jobs. space available basis the Skylab space station is small parts of Va. 22202. investment in life Today’s thought a 4,300 square mile area of Massachusetts and New and the Hudson, Connecticut and New Jersey. Housatonic, Connecticut There were 6,800 deaths wiring. Both sound a piercing York, according to the U.S. In the photomap, Hart and Thames Rivers are from home fires in America warning signal. Geological Survey. ford, W aterbury, New dark blue. m,- Is there joy in your house? The answer came, ‘‘Believe on the The experimental You can get a copy of the last year, and up to half of But heat detectors are too From what we hear, read, Lord Jesus Christ, and thou shalt be satellite photomap, taken LAST MINUTE IDEAS FOR those deaths could have been slow, says the Bureau of Stan experience, joy falls short in many saved and thy house.” by cameras from an prevented if families had in dards. ’ITiey require a signifi dwellings in our nation. It is not so God worked faith in the jailer for altitude of 270 miles, shows CLIP & SAVE stalled a fire detector costing cant build-up of heat before unique as though it never happened he took Paul and Silas to Ms house, washed their wounds, was baptized 15% DISCOUNTS For less than $50, according to the they operate, and most fire before. It seems it was that way for a cer along with his family. He gave them SENIOR CITIZENS National Bur^u of Standards. deaths are caused not by ac food and drink. There was rejoicing Back'TO'Sehool tain jailer in Phillipi, too. But one “It is ironic,’’ says Ken tual flames but by asphyxia night, he would not forget. He had in that house as they believed in (Jod. WATER WEi6HT\ IS) Friend, the same can happen in .W Krouchko, market develop tion, often long before visible’ two prisoners in captivity by the PROBLEM? name of Paul and Silas. TTiey were your house. God is no respecter of Lunch Kits ment manager in the residen fire breaks out. usi V' unusual prisoners as they, “prayed persons; He plays no favorites. He 3 by THERMOS tial division of a major Most fire prevention experts and sang praises to God.” Read Acts loves you and I for Jesus’ sake. E-LIM m INSPEGTI^ manufacturer, “that many favor smoke detectors, and 16:25-34. “Believe on the Jesus Christ!” pQUrSfOE^ An earthquake shook the f6un- 'That’s the Word for rejoicing in our Excess watCT in the body WILL IN tM CT FOR RROKIN PLUII, YOUR people will spend $150 or $300 a again there are two basic homes, too. It doesn’t mean difficulty can be uncomfortable. E- LOOM RmCK, LOOM MORTAR JOINTS, dations of the jail and the doors were LEW will ,help you lose WORN FLASHINO, CRACKSO OROWNt CHOICE year on fire insurance to types: those using a photoelec opened and everyone in chains or or trouble shall never happen at our excess water weight. We at WNSfOE^ protect their homes and tric cell and those using an straps were freed of them. ’The jailer doorstep. But it does mean we have Kits and '/? pint unbreakable Liggeit Rexail recom wax- INSKCT CHIHNIY IN ATTIC AND bottle - decorated with comic and belongings but won’t spend a ionization chamber. The letter was frightened. To these two the strength to walk through mend it. ■ASIMINT FOR ANY OTHIR DIFICT. everything — rejoicing and believing other characters...Peanuts, Snoopy, etc. fraction of that to protect is the more sensitive of the prisoners Paul and Silas, he came with some question as to whom was in G ^ — living for Him who rescued WE STOP ALL LEAKS themselves. A house and fur two, but because of its sen really imprisoned. us from darkness into His marvelous niture can be replaced; lives sitivity may also be set off “ Sirs, what must I do to be Light. J.R. MdliUMIU •f^i Mars Candy Bars Contneton For can’t be replaced.” simply by smoke from a stove saved?” C.W. Kuhl, paster V' • ROOHNQ • CHIMNIYt Reg. 4 4 9 Zion Lutheran Church • WATin PROOFINQ ’This situation is changing, or high humidity. KEEP SMILING • FOUNDATION 1.79 I however, and changing rather Some types utiiize a dual KEEP HAPPY ALWAYS FREE RitTORATION Snickers, Milky Way, Musketeers, ESTIMATES spectacularly. His firm is only ionization chamber capable of SATISFACTION 247-5618 V- M& M's, ■ 15 bars to box. Reg. eUARAHTEED Out of Town one of a number of companies detecting microscopic par Medicaid cheating — an apalling scandal CALL COLLICT 7.99 involved in what has b^ome ticles of combustion generated W e S tc lO X ’TheOffidar’ WASHINGTON - Is there an the country (only one physician told ' 5 Sweaters are a whole one of the fastest-selling con in the initial stage of a fire, troencephaiogram tests (for brain American ethic? At times one is waves which might show disease). an investigator to get lost, that there p new thing what with S t o p W a t c h sumer products introduced in crucial minutes before it tempted to conclude that it is now They received seven pairs of Andrew Tully J was nothing wrong with him). A big > hoods, pouch pockets & and front zips! recent years. progresses to the next three expressed in the casual canon that in glasses without ever seeing an eye share of the blame must be twme by Our Lowest tegrity is for the birds. ssR* 1 Sizes S,M,L. When transistorized detec stages of smoldering, flame doctor. They gave “ a tremendous federal and state government agen -back TO’. Reg. Price One of those times arrived the cies charged with policing the Ever/ tors first went on the market in number of healthy blood samples and [Fantastic 18.75 and high heat. This type is also other day when the Senate Speciai gallons of normal urine samples.” equipment, heart examinations taken system, which the committee ac Committee on Aging reported that Precision timing, 1/10 second for 1971, 50,000 were sold. Last said to be less susceptible to They were repeatedly turned over to through clothing. In some cases, says cused of “an equivalent degree of sporting events; 2 button operation. year, the figure was 2.5 false alarms. “rampant fraud and abuse exists” neurologists, gynecologists, inter the report, protection lead shields error and maladministration.” among the doctors, dentists, were not used during X-rays, and dis million, and sales this year are A model code for household nists, psychologists, psychiatrists, chiropractors, pharmacists and heart specialists, podiatrists, den posable needles were used over and Perhaps those bureaucratic cops expected to top 3.5 million. fire warning equipment other health salesmen participating tists, chiropractors, opticians, over again. When an investigator merely overlooked what has become 5: sei Banks are offering them as adopted by the National Fire in the Medicaid program, which ophtalmologists, occulists, and complained of a head cold, a an aspect of the American Way of costs taxpayers 815-billion a year. premiums to lure depositors Protection' Association pkliatricians. podiatrist scraped the bottom of her Life. Just so. Personally, however, I The bill for this fraud is estimated feet with a knife; she says her feet bring_ in your and some insurance companies recommends that a heat or Had enough? Sorry, but the com shall continue to reject the assump at anywhere from 84^ to 89-billion a mittee also reports X-rays given bled for a week. tion that medicos of all varieties are V are giving discounts on fire in smoke detector, preferably year to the federal-state program without film plates in the machines The cause of this appalling scan certified as models of honesty by old blue surance rates if detectors are AC-wired, be locat^ between designed to provide health care to the or without changing plates: chest and dal, however, is not that there are so divine ukase. Heal thyself, Doc. installed. poor. For example, the committee foot X-rays taken with dental X-ray many crooked health practitioners in the bedroom area and the rest estimated that in New York state — Presently, 11 states require of the house because the major which accounts for one out of every fire or smoke detectors in all threat from fire is at night four Medcaid dollars — some 8444- JEANS c v \ new housing and two others when everyone is asleep. In million a year is lost through this IN ANY CONDITION' white-gowned thievery. AND WE WILL ALLOW YOU Full Fashioned require them in all new mul two-story homes, another The Senate committee did not tifamily dwellings. Legislation detector should be located at arrive at this conclusion by studying Reflections Boys’ Polyester Girls’ 100% Acrylic Panasonic Remington Super Brush is pending in most other states. the situation from afar. It dispatched Print Shirts Cardigans Cassette Recorder Styler Dryer the top of the stairwell to the Hal Turkingion In addition, the Federal basement or lower floor. into five big states that spend more than half of the 815-billion-a-year kitty 4 to 14 Housing Administration Managing Editor 8tol8 Our Our But even the best detector a team of investigators — all cer Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. requires fire protection in all can only a warning. That war tified as healthy by the Capitol physi 5.99 4.99 39.95 25.99 new homes for which it writes ning may be wasted, says the cian — who made more than 2(X) Nylon, polyester or circular Button front cardigans in Fall Built-in condenser mike push Full 350° circular brush dries mortgage insurance. visits to 100 "Medicaid mills.” f knits, colorful prints. colors; bulky or flat knits, 4-14, button operation; uses AC) or DC. faster, styles easier 800 watts. association, unless a family Item: James Roberts, a U.S. TOWARD THE PURCHASE OF The Sammy Davis Jr. — Greater still later the Sammy Davis Jr, — L e i f Sizes 4 to 7, Reg 4 99.....2.88 (tCBl As with most new products, has planned in advance for Capitol policeman bursting with Skip Henderson. That goes back a ANY PAIR OF C-60 CASSETTE, 3 PK 99‘ we are in the midst of a health, entered a New York City Hartford Open golf tournament is Ureater Hartford Open became a few years in golf. The tournament rapid exit from their history for this year, and the reality, and this year had a fine shaking-out period among residence. There should be at clinic complaining of a head cold. committee at Manchester Country Doctors took several X-rays, took Manchester Open is scheduled for celebration for its 25th anniversary. Club had its preliminary meetings, competing manufacturers and Sept. 11 and 13. This will be the 30th When one compares the two Casual Walkers for the least two alternate escape blood and urine samples, and gave and then Skip could come out for the Boys’ Hiking Shoes the public is confronted with a routes from each room, and him four prescriptions to be filled at Manchester Open. courses, the conviction must be that wind-up meeting. Joe Handley would k e e - ® - Entire Family a nearby pharmacy. After a four- But did you know that, 26 years Wethersfield is the better course to take care of the scoreboard. We’d SIZES 10 to 3 confusing variety of detectors. children especially should be ago, Manchester and Wethersfield •NATURAL SOLES minute examination, one of the doc handle spectators, especially crowds help; so would others on delayed Basically, there are two drilled on what to do in case of country clubs were op the same wave of 30,000. Can you imagine any •FASHION WEDGES Oxford 6 “ Boot tors told Roberts he had asthma. shifts to be certain the board under a Genuine leather uppers, walk in comlort Reg. 7.99 Reg. 8.99 main types: heat detectors and length? Both were considering an sizeable gallery in those holes at FROM OUR TREMENDOUS Th o u s a n d s i| a fire. That doctor's bill alone was 830. tent was tended at all times. and style smoke detectors. Both may be expanded tournament that would Manchester known as the “inside The first foursome for many FLARES, STRAIGHTS, I n s a n d cofi Nor can any detector pre Item: In Los Angeles, an in Childrens' 10 to 3 vestigator wa^ told her^urine_sample bring in the touring pros. Golf was on nine” — the fifth through, the years? Ricky Anderson, Max WAIST SIZES 2 8 -5 0 , LEh "I either battery operated or AC vent a fire caused by smoking thirteenth? Youths' 8‘/ 2t o 3 was normal. The sample w ar a con the rise; more people were playing Schubert, Billy Stevenson and Bobbie (house current) operated by in bed or careless use or the game, more courses were being Parking, too, is a problem on S. 'BeCAUSE OF SANITABY LAWS coction of a soap and cleaner com Noren were on the first tee before 7 W t r u iu ln M ill ro u t TBADE-IN JEANS bo w othod b o lo n wo win Our Reg. 9.99 tc c « p (thorn! being plugged into a wall outlet storage of flammable liquids bination the investigator had blended developed, and the pros were looking Main St. Wethersfield had nearby o’clock. parking. n o t e p a ir f o r p a ir t r a d e in o n l y o or wired directly into house in a rest room. for expansion. The games goes on, but the names PLFASE : - . W will Not Accopi 2 *6 *7 and materials. ★ ★ ★ or 3 Poln ol Old Jooni lomrrfi On* Poir al Now Joont... Boys'3‘/ 2t o 6 Item: Sen. Frank E. Moss, DUtah, and faces change. But we can look SIZES 3% to 6 Manchester Open has long been returned to Washington ‘‘somewhat ★ ★ ★ back on Henry Bontempb winning 6” Boot 8” Boot one of the better tournaments in the you've the worse for wear,” his arms Don’t think that there wasn’t four titles, once finishing the 18th un Our Reg, 10.99 Reg. 12.99 Reg. 13.99 • WE ACCEFT MAETEA CHARGE AND DANK AMERtCARO • chanoed Almanac bruised by inept blood drawing. state. Thirty years ago it probably enthusiasm about bringing big-time der the flood of lights from pars. had one of the best financial golf to Manchester. There was! wrva Although there was notMng wrong Manchester’s own Alex Hackney chanyad Women’s bVi to 10 Genuine leather uppers with him, he was given a battery of arrangements in pro-amateur golf. It had the endorsement of several winning it to the cheers of hometown In those days 8180 for a local tourna businessmen who were members of Men's 6'/2 to 12 and durable, long lasting By United Frets Inlerntlional tests and told to return to visit fans in 1950. Fenimore Cooper was bom Sept. 7, ment was pretty good. The top pros the club. It certainly had the right soles - rough and ready! Today is Tuesday, Sept. 7, the 251st “several specialists.” You can’t bring them back, but if M$ MAIN tTW IIT. MANCHIBTIN Our Reg. 12.99 *9*10 1789. were winning atwut 82,000 for first on MONDAY thru SATURDAY t ‘40 la day of 1976 with 115 to follow. It is a sordid story the committee people for committees to get it going. you could we’d like to see the slender t;M On this day in history: the circuit. It had Skip Henderson, golf editor of THURSDAY f-JS la 9 M The moon is approaching its full report tells. The probers saw 85 prac Harry Nettibladt from Avon on the In 1813, the nickname ‘‘Uncle We rememuer an organizational the Hartford Times, running the REGAL sUge. titioners, were given X-rays and tee, little Leo Mallory of Wheeler TRI-CITY PLAZA. VIRNON Sam" was coined by a writer for the meeting for the Manchester Open, MONDAY t tw FRIDAY 1S4S la liOO collected “literally bushels of Manchester Open. Oh, it had Park, Frank Comfort of Munson, and MEN’S SHOP The morning stars are Jupiter and Troy, N.Y., Post as a symbolic and some members had ideas of SATURDAY ISMS la l:S0 r /'c Comph>lf‘ M,>n s Sunt- 3 WAYS TO CHARGE SALE: Saturn. prescriptions.” ‘They submitted to 18 organization. Henry Gerardi of Putnam. reference to the United States. “going big” with it. Wethersfield had MANCHESTER TUBS, and WED. The evening star is Mercury. electrocardiograms (check on the But the layout wasn't there. It was ★ ★ ★ In 1940, the Nazis began the London like ideas, and they had developed i r s OUR M lh ...L iT i CELERRATI_. I ImEAmiiDui I Daily team to9 30p.m heart's functioning), eight TB tests, really the only thing that kept May you all score jyelL nexI n io se bom on this date are under air blitz that Hitler expected to their program before Manchester. Saturday 9 a m to 9 30 p.m. the sign of Virgo. four allergy tests, glaucoma tests Manchester away from a shot at big- weekend, Wlas. And remember, the |i^-.. 1145 Tolland Turnpike soften Britain for an invasion that So the Insurance City Open, and time golf. American novelist James (for eye disease) and three elec- record is 65. never materialized. later the Greater Hartford Open, and ★ ★ ★ PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., Sept. 7, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues , Sept. 7. 1976 — PAGE SEVEN 5 No Pride In Sunday Openings... 8 PAGE CIRCULAR I * PORK SALE DON’T SEHLE BONUS j4 ^ - REPEAT OF A SELLOUT - AT ALL STORES e J e e / • 800 EXTRA S&H STAMPS FOR LESS PACK FAMILY PACK O l^ e B N THE UNBEATABLE I ^ A M P S J COUPONS • HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS ^ COMBINATION SPECIALS m B a o w PORK ROAST PORK CHOPS We 1. Double S&H Green • SPECIAL BONUS PAGE Reserve Stamps every Wednesday. WORTH $3.25 ■«*-^1 theRisht : « | S . > WL- - . . ToUfflH 2. Check Cashing Service. Happy Jack RijBK! Quantities 3. Custom Cutting Meat Supenm pkets Department. PINEAPPLE Not Responsibk) 4. Carry Out Service. . for Typo^^ical ^ 5. Coupons & Specials. 3 loin chops Eitors. SYRUP vf 6. 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Rehab loan policies $65 from his pocket. • Harry Scott, 22, of 26 Area police The pair entered the sta motorists, issued sum Rash of burglaries reported N. Park St., Rockville, monses over the weekend tion under the guise of wan charged early Monday before directors tonight ting to use the men’s room. for a variety of alleged ' Bolton the truck and struck the morning with 'disorderly traffic violations with Thousands of dollars worth of ment, television sets and furniture. Weekend vandalism reports in The Board of Directors meets at 8 Mason also established income utility pole severing it. The robbers ordered the conduct, interfering with a goods and cash was stolen in a rash of p.m. tonight and will vote on policies '™its for the amount of money a Mrs. Diga Paneto, 56, of attendant into a small court dates of Sept. 17. Scattered reports of thefts cluded complaints of windows broken There were no Injuries. policeman, and reckless Most of the charges in Labor Day Weekend burglaries in throughout town over the weekend in at Bennet Junior High School, for the rehabilitation loan program hone may receive, Willimantic died as the room and closed the door. result of injuries suffered The truck was towed from driving, on N. Park St. volved stop signs, police Manchester, police reported today, clude items such as Citizen Band as outlined by Alan Mason, director In a home where the annual income When he came out, the Verplanck School and the Nike Site in a one-car crash Monday the scene. Court date is Sept. 29. said. Aside from the many burglaries radio equipment, bicycles and house Rifle Range. of human services. The board will
NEW YORK (UPI) priced veterans to get the league last year, to San Vikings, appearing in two against Tanner toni^t ax as the 26- established Diego; Detroit sent though the Super Bowls. odds be great or small, teams reduced their quarterback Bill Munson to Hunt, who missed an is featured on the stadium court this rosters to 43 players. The FOREST HILLS, N.Yi "Last year at this time 1 was hit Vilas of Argentina in a quarter-final old Notre Dame wili extra point and a 26-yard match Wednesday. afternoon against 15th-seeded Brian two incoming expansion field goal as the Giants (UPI) — Will the full moon ting great,” said Connors, who lost in win over all...” the finals to Manuel Orantes in 1975. Dibbs had no trouble defeating 20- Gottfried and it will be followed by teams, Tampa Bay and Football fell, 14-13, to the San Diego Exept on the final bring Ilie Nastase's fangs? “This year I’m hitting great, but I’m year-old grass court player Colin another excellent match between Seattle, trimmed down to Chargers in the. preseason National Football League 49 players. A U.S. Open crowd of “Nasty lighter and moving faster. I’m really Dowdeswell of Rhodesia, 6-2,6-4, 6-2, sixth-seeded Manuel Oranlds, the Seattle and wide receiver finale last Saturday, waiver list Monday when Other established Watchers” will be out in force peaking for this tournament, getting after Vilas overcame a stumbling defending- champion, who has been Marlin Briscoe to New became expendable when two of the greatest players players sent into the un better all the time. I’m just where I start to beat Russia’s Teimuraz bothered all year by a pinched nerve England; Green Bay New York acquired tonight to see the Romanian in Notre Dame history employment ranks In want to be. The time to beat me is in Kakulia, 7-5, 6-4, 6-0. in his forearm, and former champion shipped kicker Joe Danelo Danelo; Gossett and under the lights against were cut as the 28 teams cluded running backs Ron the first round.” The women’s second seed, Evonne Stan Smith, who has been plagued for to the New York Giants; Wersching became excess pared down to the 43 and 49 John.son, Duane Thomas, Roscoe Tanner and some peo Kodes pulled a “Nasty” in the several years by elbow trouble. and San Francisco traded baggage when the player limits in prepara Dave Osborn and Robert ple are expecting to see blood. fourth set tiebreaker against South safety Tim Anderson to Chargers picked up tion for the season-opening Holmes; kickers George “Does Nastase sleep in a coffin?” African Frew McMillan in the most Recall nine Buffalo. All players were Fritsch. Tennis weekend. Hunt, Bruce Gossett and someone asked Jimmy Connors, ciosely contested match Monday dealt for draft picks. Morin, a lO-year veteran MONTREAL (UPI) - The Mon Terry Hanratty, the Ray Wersching; wide Nastase’s best friend on the tour. afternoon. Arguing loudly about a .lohnson and Thomas ' with Cleveland, lost his job treal Expos announced Monday the most prolific passer in receiver Otis Taylor; tight "No. but he has fangs,” Connors linesman’s call, Kodes held up play were both a'ttempting com. to Oscar Roan last season; Goolagong of Australia, breezed recall of nine players from their Notre Dame history, was end Milt Morin; defensive said.' "Maybe he is a vampire,” for almost five minutes after losing Denver Bears farm club in the ebjeks this season with the both Clark (by Los. Far from taking reprisal against through a 40-minute, 6-2,6-0, triumph pink-slipped by the Super lineman John Matuszak; Dallas Cowboys, but were Angeles) and Athas (by the first point. over Francoise Durr of France and American Association. ■?< Bowl champion Pittsburgh and defensive backs Jim the black-haired Nastase for his McMillan eventually lost the tie found expendable with the Minnesota) were released (UPl Photo) meets the winner of today’s match Seven of the players, including Steelers and Jack Snow, Marsalis, Al Clark and often vicious behavior on court, the breaker, 7-3, and the match, 6-4, 7-6, continued development of in favor o( younger between Rosie Casals and Terry pitchers Larry Landreth and Bill who caught 60 passes in one Pete Athas Jimmy Connors' two-handed return U.S. Open is actively promoting him 2-6, 7-6, storming off the court and younger running backs. players; and the mystery Holladay. Atkinson, will be recalled from op year at South Bend, was There Were also a at its ticket windows with signs like complaining Kodes’ antics had Scott Laidlaw and Doug man Matuszak, the No. 1 Chris Evert takes on Great tion. Two other players, first waived by the Los Angeles number of trades consum He easily uhipped Vilas Gerulailis al Forest Hills "Ilie Nastase is playing tonight.” A broken his concentration and the Dennison Osborn was an choice of the 1973 draft, Britain’s Sue Barker in one of the two baseman Roger Freed and outfielder Rams. mated: Dallas dealt Toni record crowd for night play of more Czechoslovakian knew he ’’had 11-year garbage man was cut by Washington, his stadium matches tonight, with the Andre Dawson, will be purchased Hanratty and Snow were Fritsch. the highest than IQiflOO is expected to turn out. everything to gain and nothing to runner for the Minnesota fourth team in three years winner going to the quarter-finals from Denver. among a host of high- scoring kicker in the Connors beat Vitas Gerulaitis lose” by his lengthy arguing. against Russia’s Nalasha Chmyreva, The other players, who will be befofe 7,152 people Monday night. Eddie Dibbs, the 5-foot-7 clay court a 3-6, 6-4, 6-3 victor Monday over recalled, are pitchers Joe Keener an . A Nicklaus victory The easy, 6-4, 6-3, 6-1, victory put specialist from North Miami Beach, Dan Warthen, infielders Pat Scanlon Kathy Kuykendall of Miami, Fla. Connors into the quarterfinals takes on third-seeded Guillermo Bjorn Borg, the men’s second seed. and Rodney Scott and outfielder Baltimore Colts against Jan Kodes. Gary Roenicke. Trader World softball champs silences critics back Marchibroda - local dtparturt timaa • Trader World Antiques W on the Division II Senior Girls' Sofihull l.eug;iie ehuiii- 9; 15am 12:15pm 3:45pm AKRON, Ohio (DPI) — Jack Nicklaus has cured his case of the 5:45pm 8:45pm pionship. Squad members, lop row, left to rip;hl. Sponsor Larry Hrop;un, Sandy A tm - local dtparturt lim ta - “small head.” BOLAND BALTIMORE (UPI) — Baltimore Colls General 8:30am 10:40am 2:30pm for Wllllmanilc. Daniahon and Deck, Janet Bidwell, Gen Lombardo, Colleen MaeGillvary, Kris Hi^lev, Goaeb Doug; Providanea, with onward or oon* par on the Firestone South Course, Manager Joe Thomas, his team disgruntled over the 4:45pm 7:45pm Nicklaus, "a little tired of reading PICE A WINNER AND MacGillvary. Front row, Laura Scbausler, Marlane Coiilombe, Lisa C.ooke, Linda nacting aarvica to Nawport, Fail how poorly I’ve been playing,” picked up $100,000 for the win, resignation of Coach Ted Marchibroda, has indicated he for Watarbury, Southbury. Dab* Rivar, N tw Badford, Capa Cod elevating him into first place on this OIL CO. MaeGillvary, Judy Stoker, Shelly Valentine. Missing wi-re Chris Jartis, Darlene bury, Yonkari, Ntw Yoilt City .points, Boiton ft Logan Airport regained some of his mysteriously EST. 1935 hopes to have the team’s head coaching problem resolved slipping stature Sunday with a con year’s money winning list with more Franklin, Dehhie Black. by this evening. • mort. «n)ov mort - lava ttmt. lavt fit and travd in FULL COMFORT than $261,000. vincing victory in the revised $300,000 Thomas met for 2'z (t)) BONANZA World Series of Golf at Firestone ■‘I probably shouldn’t read the FUEL OIL hours Monday with Alter the meeting with / mt'Ui'»tt0 im- ' newspapers,” said Nicklaus, who Country Club. Days of Raclngf^ AUTOMATIC DELIVERY players, led by quarter- Thomas. Jones said he Stop m or phon* lor iciwduttt ft ticlitti to pomtt ’’You’ve heard of people reading finished five strokes ahead of SEPT. 2 thru 11 at tha 24 HOUR SERVICE back Bert Jones, who thought Thomas would BOB'S MOBIt STATION runnerup Hale Irwin, who won $50,- Patriots’ win was too costly derfianded that have a lough time 427 Hertford Rd. lit Film St.) - Phone ft4e<73a their press clippings and getting the (one block from Keeney St. exit of Inttretete 04) big head, ” said Nicklaus. "Well, you 000. “I get a little tired of reading 646-6320 Marchibroda be rehired. resolving the dispute. how poorly I’ve been playing. Sure, 1 FOXBORO, Mass. Patriots are middle guard from the Detroit Lions in coach Chuck Fairbanks. After the meeting, can also get the small head. ” Northampton, Ma. Thomas and Irsay “have haven’t won. But just because you r m 369 Canlar St. (UPI) — New England Ray Hamilton, sprained exchange for a draft The Patriots open their Thomas declined to talk completely destroyed the Nicklaus, who had a final-round 68 Manchaatar for a 72-hole score of 275, five-under- haven’t won doesn’t mean you’re Patriots Coach Chuck right wrist, safety Tim Fox choice. regular season Sunday with reporters, but team team by forcing Ted washed up.” OIL AND OIL riLTER SPECIAL COMPLETE GM Fairbanks feels his and linebacker Sam Hunt, At the same time. New against the Baltimore spokesman Barry Jones Marchibroda out the week both suffering knee in England waived nine Colts. read a statement: of the first league game, ” Includes Moforcraft oil tiller and five quarts ol oil four-quart capacity team might have paid cars even /ess. juries. Those three did not players. The cuts brought Waived from the "We hope to have the Jones said. 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PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Tuea., Sept. 7. 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Tues., Sept. 7.-1976 — PAGE SEVENTEEN Records broken in swim meet Reed places Swimming is family affair Moss addresses nurses Vernon backstroke event and no one came East Hartford Coventry (USA) of North Central BARBARA RICHMOND close to it this year. ’The winner in SHEILA TIILLER Five Donovans The Coventry Public Connecticut. His talk is Herald Reporter this event, at 38.9, was Dave Neff. And now there’s the Donovan family swimming and Health Nursing "HSA — Here Today, Swimming is a family affair in East Hartford. The The weather was cold and dreary Miss Anderson broke the 1973 8 th in U .S . winning for McAuliffe. Association's annual Where Tomorrow?" on Saturday but swimmers at the record of 34.9 set by Linda Martin in records of past swim meets and the entrants in the '76 meeting will be at the To learn more, call 742- Andover York, 2-l and Arkansas, 4-3 town meet prove that point. Mary Jo, Dan, Doug, Don, and Dave, children of Mr. 22nd annual swim meet at Horowitz the 50-yard backstroke. She com and Mrs. Daniel Donovan, learned to swim at an early UConn Faculty Alumni 7369 Reed Construction of Andover, the With its fourth and fifth game It seems once the eldest child in a family gets swim Pool, Henry Park, Rockville, un pleted it in 34.2. age in the family’s backyard pool. Center, Storrs, Wednesday 1976 Connecticut Champion of Class came defeat. Reed lost to Illinois 3-0 team fdver, it goes right through the family. dauntedly broke 11 past records Scott Simmonds came clpse to When they graduated to the neighborhood pool at and is open to the public meeting another record set by A Fast Pitch Softball, finished eighth . and Michigan 2-0. Ann Grabowski, the first gold medal winner in this during the four-hour meet. in the national tournament in ’The team returned home Monday McAullife Park, they started competing. The coach en This printing test pattern is Zahner in 1967 in the boys 14 & 15 50- year’s meet, was matched minutes later hy her twin A social hour is at b p.m. part of The Herald quality Linda Powers, who took the trophy Hamilton, Ohio, over the Labor Day evening not disappoint^, just tired, couraged Dan to join the team and the other Donovans for being the best all around female yard backstroke race. The record is brother Michael. Mike won a gold in the backstroke race decided to give it a try too. The open meeting will control program in order to weekend. It was the only New England state for boys 8 and under. swimmer the past three years, tied 29.6 and Simmonds made it in 30.3. Mary Joe, 13, Dan, 11, and Doug, 9, also swim for the begin at 8 p.m. and in give yoji one of the finest Liz Rydjewski, swimming the 25- There were 57 teams represented. represented in the tournament. Drennan’s coach John Cummisky cheered his sisters, cludes the election of of newspapers in the nation this year with Bridget Anderson In its first three games, Reed The team looks forward to the 1977 YMCA Laurel Swim Club. Don, 8, and Dave, 7, are trying while Joe Cristofani recaptured the yard breaststroke event for girls 8 & Kathy and Karen on. The girls were swimming for Mar out for the Laurel team this month. ficers and distribution of defeated Wooster, Ohio, 2-0, Oswego, national tournament in Tennessee. tin. title he won in 1974 and lost to Dan 9, in 22.5, broke the record set in 1974 Mrs. Donovan said she encourages the cljildren to swim annual reports, followed by At an earlier meet this summer when Drennan, and Landmark last year. by Maureen Berger at an even 24 because it keeps them busy and is good healthy exercise. a talk by Paul E. Moss, Each girl won three races and each seconds. Martin met, Mrs. Cummisky was asked who she was “■They love the water and enjoy the feeling of ac assistant administrator for ' ■> C rooting for, “Martin, of course, all my children, including broke two records. Bridget West, swimming the Bolton bus routes complishment and self esteem” , she said. Manchester Memorial Matt Rydjewski won an award for breaststroke in the 12 & 13 age group, coach John, grew up swimming for Maryin” , she said. Winning medals and ribbons is fun too. Between them, Hospital. Moss is the being the most improved swimmer of broke the record set in 1974, of 39. by Sisters Meg. Lynn, and Kelli Dakin won three of the the Donovans have won quite a few. chairman of Subarea F of four girl’s breast stroke races. the year. Coleen Brand. Miss West set records (not published before) In this year's town meet, Mary Jo won three bronze the Health Systems Agency In the girls 12 and 13 freestyle. in 1970 and 1975 in the younger age Most valuable girl swimmer, 17-year-old Denise medals. She placed third in breast, freestyle, and butterf Miss Powers broke the record she set groups. Cheney Tech Boudreau, leaves the park sWim team ranks this year hut ly races, Dan and Doug won gold medals. Dan placed Lane, Plymouth Lane, Llynwood Dr., leaves sister Charlotte, to carry on. Charlotte often took last year by swimming the 50 yards Rod Neff, in the boys 14 & 15, Starts at 6:45 a m. and stops at 9 Notch Tolland Rd., North Rd,, Brookfield Rd., first in breast and backstroke. Doug won breaststroke, in 27.7 seconds. Her time last year breaststroke, set a new time record Rd., Johnson Rd., 766 Hop River Rd., 42 Box Mt. Rd., and School Rd. firsts in free style and backstroke races this summer. butterfly, and freestyle in his age g ro d ^ The Donovan Family of swimmers are, left to was 28. She also broke her own of 33.2. The previous record was set South Rd., corner Highmeadow and 75’s most valuable swimmer Sue Cushman also swam Don and Dave also won bronze medals. Don took thirds right, Mary Jo, Dan, Doug, Don and Dave. record in the 50-yard backstroke last year by Dan Lundmard, 34. ■Tolland Roads, Plymouth Lane, Colonial in her last town meet this year. Sue and older sisters COMPLETE For Bus B the morning drops begin at in back and free style. Dave won his medal winning a Wayne Watson, swimming the 25- and Vernon Sts., the Second Cathy and Debbie won many races for McAuliffe's swim (Herald photo by Tuller) event swimming it in 32.4. Her 11:30 a m. and stop at: Mohegan Trail, backstroke race too. Congregational Church at Rt. 44A in LIQUOR DEPARTMENT previous record was 33.2. She came yard butterfly event in 19.6 seconds Tunxis Trail, Tunxis. Rd., Shady Lane, team over the years. Coventry, 970 Boston Tpke., 280 Bolton close to the record she set last year broke the record of 22.6 set by Todd Volpi Rd., Carter St., Birch Mt. Rd., Besides swimming, the Donovans have other interests Watson, last year. Center Rd., Webster Lane, Rolling Hills . j n , u n j COLD BEER coming in first also in the 50-yard to keep them busy. Mary Jo, an eighth grader at St. Rose, AND butterfly at 33 seconds. She set a Chris Anderson was named the Trail, Birch Mt. Ext., and Dean Dr. ' was a school cheerleader. Brothers Dan, also at St. Rose, record last year at 32.3 seconds. most outstanding male swimmer for Afternoon Kindergarten bus begins and Doug, a St. James 4th grader, play on Little League WE DELIVER Cristofani, first in the boys’ the season. He came in first in the 50- Kindergarten pick ups at noon with stops at: 129 Notch School calendar announced teams. Mary Jo and Dan also belonged to Puddlewonder- butterfly event also broke the record yard breaststroke, first in the 50-yard The morning drop off begins at the Rd., 200 Bolton Center Rd., Toomey ful Players, East Hartford’s Fine Arts Commission butterfly, and second in the 50-yard school at 11:30 a m. for Biis A and stops Lane, Meadow Rd.' Brandy St., Hebron ARTHUR DRUG he set last year of 39.9 seconds. He curriculum and in-service today to meet with the staff will be welcomed by drama group. freestyle. at: 76 Notch Rd., 7 Notch Rd. Ext., Cook Rd., School Rd., West St., Lyman Rd., Bolton Phon* 643-1505 made it in 38.9 this year. He also days are Oct. 6, Dec. 8, principal and to prepare Diana Ovian, PTO presi Don and Dave, whoiattend St. James, still concentrate Nineteen girls and 23 boys par Dr., Steele Crossing Rd., South Rd., French Rd., 159 Bolton Center Rd., North NO LOWER PRICES ANYWHERE broke his own record in the breast All Bolton schools will Jan. 26, March 2 and May for opening day. dent. on swimming. stroke event finishing in 40.8. He set ticipated in the events, five of the Stony Rd., South Rd., Toiland Rd., Sunset Rd., 60 Notch Rd., and Mt. Sumner Dr. open Wednesday. They’re all pretty good at teaching baby brother 11. An orientation session William Vogel, board of a record of 42.4 in 1975. And he came girls broke seven records and three Vacations are Oct. 11, was held this morning for education chairman, will Deane, 3. With all those coaches, he'll be a gold medal • Xv'"- of the boys broke four records. Schools will close on the close to breaking a long-standing Columbus Day; Nov. 11, 180th day. Snow days will all staff members at address the group. winner too. record in the freestyle. He finished Selection of the best' all around Pfeifer heads police union Veterans Day; Nov. 25 and Bolton Elementary. swimmer was based on a point be made up starting June 31.2. The record was set in 1963 by 26, Thanksgiving recess; 17. Raymond Allen. system. First place winners were Phillip Zahner. Vernon Dec. 24 through Jan. 2, If there is an abnormal superintendent, spoke given five points; second place, three Nat Schwedel, the key man behind the building of the Horowitz Officer Robert Neil is the vice The boys’ 50-yard freestyle had to Patrolman Gary Pfeifer Friday Christmas recess; Feb. 21 - number of snow days, about the systemwide points, and third place, one point. In president. Officer Roy Delong is 'be swum twice and the second time it Pool in Henry Park, Vernon, presents Joe Cristofani the trophy was elected president for the coming treasurer. Officer Mark Weston is 25, Winter recess; April 8, shortening the Spring objectives for the school was still close but the judges ruled addition, a bonus of two points was for best all around boy swimmer here Saturday. (Herald photo year of Veriion Police Union Local Good Friday; April 25 - 29, year, curriculum develop given for each record broken and one s e c re t^ , and Officer Richard Bab recess will be considered. Dave Simmonds the winner and by Richmond) No. 483 of the International cock isuhion steward. Spring recess; May 30, ment and the school Chris ’Tuppeny, second, both at 29.4. point for each record tied. Diving and Brotherhood of Police Officers. Memorial Day. budget. In the girls (14 & 15) freestyle relays did not count toward the best Prior to vacations Nov. Teachers report After Allen's talk lunch swimmer award. event. Miss Anderson broke the Schwedel, representing Amerbelle 24 and Dec. 23 will be four- Bolton teachers report to was provided by the Parent record of 28.4 set by Diane Brand two In the diving events, Julie Sadlitz, and the Rockville Rotary Club, hour sessions. their respective schools Teacher Organization. The years ago. She finished in 26.8 won the junior divers gold medal and presented several of the awards. Bloo.dmobile here Wednesday Four-hour sessions for seconds. Paul Fitzpatrick the boys. Schwedel is credited with being In the girls aged 8 & 9 backstroke In the intermediate group, Laurie Andover responsible for seeing that the pool Cross which includes the town of An may donate blood. event, Lori Neff broke the record set Farrell and Brock ’Tuppeny won the was built. There will be a Red Cross blood- dover, Hebron and Columbia. Those age 17 must have a Red Improvements announced in 1975 by Jeanne Gagnon at 22.2. gold medals. Mayor Thomas Benoit, was also a mobile Wednesday from 1:30 until Mrs. Henry Wroblinski, Andover Cross permission slip signed by a the learning disabilities Morning Kindergarten Miss Neff finished in 21.6 seconds. The Horowitz pool was built in 1955 judge along with Schwedel, Roger 6:30 p.m. at Andover Congregational recruitment chairman, said donors Bolton in honor of William Horowitz, presi parent or guardian. program will be used. students will attend school In 1965 Zahner also set the record Kenzior, American Legion com Church. ' are urgently needed. Walk-in donors Raymond Allen, Mrs. Wroblinski said it is • Spanish has been added from 9 until 11:30 a.m. for the boys aged 12 & 13 50-yard dent of Amerbelle Corp. Nat mander; Tony Wasilefsky of the It is being sponsored by the Colum are welcome. recommended those over 65 get a superintendent of schools, to the Bolton High School Afternoon Kindergarten Jaycees; Michael McElduff, bia chapter of the American Red Persons from 18 to 65 years of age said the educational im doctor’s certificate. offerings. students will attend from Exchange Club, and Joyce Taylor of provements for the 1976-77 12:30 until 3 p.m. the Recreation Commission. • A fulltime nurse has school year include the been added to the staff. Bolton High School will Hanrliratf r Hrralb Mayor Benoit said it was sad that following. ■School starts be in se'ssion daily from 8 the town doesn't have an indoor pool Schools honor teachers today • Additional skill a.m. until 2:18 p.m. / noting the hundreds of children who oriented math materials. Wednesday about 850 learn to swim through the program in South Windsor dent of schools, were presented to years, service; Ann G. Duffy, 27 • Holt Reading Program Bolton students from the summer. will be used in Grades 4-6. Kindergarten through Area news Eleven South Windsor teachers the following staff members: years service; Florence B. Brunner, He said maybe there will be some Teachers will hold in- Grade 12 will return to Andover El'mgton Hebron South Windsor were honored today in appreciation Henry Adams, 43 years service; 27 years service; Harlond A. Cass, 25 funding for this purpose in years to John N. Thomas, 33 years service, years service and William L, Perry, service workshops on the school. r 40 Ym t s 9 1 Um x m RM tmrto* Bono' Coventry East Hartford Tolland Vernon come. He expressed the hope that the of service to children and to educa Bolton Elementary tion. Oiga Kish Johnston, 33 years ser 25 years service. use of Holt materials. Open 24 Hours Dally townspeople will get together and try • Distar Reading School and Bolton Center The awards which were presented vice; Verne H. Olsen, 32 years ser TTie awards were made during the FOR EMERGENCY SERVICE and find the funds somewhere. Program will be used for School will be in session to Marion Morrissette, vice- vice; Nuvart A. Baronian, 32 years teachers’ Orientation Day held today special education students. daily from 9 a m. until 3 chairman of the Board of Education, service; Donna M. Adcock, 28 years in locai schools. • Revised procedures for p.m. and Dr. Robert Goldman, superinten service; Harold F. Kibbe Jr., 27 M@bil First day is full day HEATINBOILS Vernon Methodists meet OIL BURNER 4 Cheney Tech, 8:00 a.m. -2:20 p.m. ; any malicious damage to the buses Schools to welcome over 10,000 Bolton Sept. 7, HEATINB INSTALLATION Public schools in Vernon will open St. Joseph & St. Bernard, 8:30 a.m.-2 to check school starting times in the to all residents updating the status of ■rhe UMC Keeney Drive and urges them to impress this upon East Hartford The United Methodist Wednesday with a full day schedule p.m. pamphlet recently mailed to’all the proposed science wing renovation Association will hold a tag 643-9135 their children. He said misbehavior Church commission on ilS Cwitar SI. and all cafeterias will be open. Dr. Ramsdell reminds parents that When East Hartford's schools open residents. at East Hartford High School. sale Saturday and Sunday. will not be tolerated on the buses and membership and Superintendent Raymond Ramsdell the times of schodl openings and bus tomorrow, 10,418 are expected to Most of the schools’ bell times The Town Council recently ap lack of cooperation by the students evangelism will meet has announced. schedules are estimated and enter the town's 16 elementary have been changed so the Board of proved the proposed wing and v ot^ will result in their immediate- Wednesday at 8 p.m. The Type A lunches at the elemen adjustments may be made after schools, four middle schools, two Education prepared pamphlets to put the final approval to the peo rPLAZA DEPT. STORE suspension of bus privileges. The commission is plan tary schools will be 50 cents and at buses have been in operation several Dr. Ramsdell said parents should high schools, and Synergy, the alter listing all bell times and bus ple. Voters will make the final deci (Wa Hava A Notion To Ploasa) the Middle School and High School 55 days. Pupils will be notified of any nate high school. schedules. sion Nov. 2. ning a homecoming Sunday Noxt to Frank’s Suparmarkst be aware of the Board of Education’s at Thanksgiving time and East MIddIa Tpks., Manciwitor cents. At the High School a la carte changes. transportation policy which in Parents and students are reminded The board also included a message items will be sold at various prices. Pupils are asked to be waiting near "one great day of general follows the state statutes Methodist singing." Opening times the highway for the buses at least 10 which call for providing transporta minutes ahead of the published There will be a toy SGHOOl The school opening hours will vary tion of children “wherever transpor workshop Wednesday at due to bus schedulihg. times. Dr. Ramsdell said about 3,752 tation is reasonable and desirable." Bolton staff ready for year students will be transported. 7:30 p.m, to prepare for the Opening times are as follows: He said the board does make Bolton’s education staff is headed Nov. 13 annual church fair. fVhaVs New In School Supplies? Rockville High School, 7:45 a.m.-l :29 Name lags allowances for individual Karen Rosano, learning disabilities Georgia Scotella is the nurse’s by Raymond Allen, superintendent of and Title 1 reading and math; George Church members now p.m.-; Middle School, 7:45 a.m.-l :55 He suggests th at parents of differences. aide. She will be stationed at Bolton See It ALL At Plaza! schools. Rohaeik, half time guidance making toys or interested p.m.; Center Rd. iSykes, 8:05a.m.- Kindergarten and Grade I students In general the board follows the Elementary School. NOTE BOOKS ' *8 10 PEN BUDGET PACKAGES Joseph Fleming is principal of counselor and half time cooperative in learning are invited. 2:20 p.m.; Talcottville, 8:10 a.m - put tags on the children with names Connecticut Board of Education's Eleanor Potter will leave Grade 2 • FOLDERS •CRAYOLA • SCOTCH TAPE Bolton High School. work experience coordinator; Lynell The UMC trustees will 1:50 p.m.; Northeast, Skinner, Ver and addresses to help the bus drivers recommendation as to distances to teach Kindergarten, morning ses Richard Packman is the new prin Morris, parttime guidance meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. • RLLER PAPER • ELMER'S GLUE - ERASERS non Elementary, Lake St., 8:25 a.m.- on the home trip. He said it would be pupils can walk provided no excep sion only. cipal of Bolton Elementary School- counselor; Helen Winkler, parttime Their agenda includes a BINDERS • HOLE PUNCHES - STAPLE REMOVERS 2:40 p.m.; Maple Street, 8:35 a.m.- of further help if some landmark is tional hazards are evident: Grades Ernest Stokes will teach French to Bolton Center School. Spanish. proposal to lease one of the 2:50 p.m. noted on the tag. K-3, one mile; 4-8, 1.5 miles; and 9- Grade 7 and 8 students. He presently PLUS THERMOS BOTTIES' and LUNCH BOXES Siegmar Blamberg is the assistant For the first time the school church’s properties and Kindergartens (a.m. and p.m. The buses are operated by the 12, two miles. teaches at the high school. principal. system will have a fulltime nurse, planning “operation paint- sessions): Center Road, 8:05-10:35 Windsor Bus Service which has been Student accident insurance is There are 65 teachers in the Need Something? Ask Plezel Teachers new to the system are: Lucille Grzymkowski. She will be up " scheduled to begin a.m., 11:50 a m.-2:20 p.m.; serving Vernon for several years. available. The rate is $5 for students system, counting both fulltime and Honore Birkenruth, speech and stationed at Bolton High School but Northeast, Vernon Elementary,' The drivers know the area and will in all grades for coverage during part time personnel. hearing; Janet Rodrigue, Grade 1; will visit the other schools daily. Skinndr Road, and Lake Street, 8:25- travel the scheduled routes several schooltime only: $25 for 24-hour 10:55 am .; 12:10-2:40 p.m.; Maple times prior to schools opening. coverage. Pupils will be given Street. 8:35-10:55 a m. - 12:20-2:50 Dr. Ramsdell reminds parents that brochure explaining the insurance Bingo Friday Autumn square dance p.m. program. pupils will be held responsible for VERNON - Starting Sept. 10 and each Friday SOUTH WINDSOR — The South Windsor Square Dance thereafter, there will be public Bingo at the Sacred Club will hold its first open dance of the autumn Friday at Lunch programs begin first day Heart Church Parish Center, Rt. 30, starting at 7:30 p.m. the Wapping Elementary School from 8 to 11 p.m. Cliff As if our regular Double Play game isn’t weeks. So you’ll automatically be entered in Lunch policy Brodeur is the caller. Russ and Anita White will cue enough. With over 10,000 cash winners every bonus drawing for the next half year. The seniors eat in the art room at rounds. Bolton School and Bolton Center School Bolton Elementary School. The cost COVENTRY — Mrs. Paulette M. Liebman will review Free lunch policy - < every week. And a giant jackpot worth up Plus 4 chances each week to win our big The hot lunch program for Bolton/ of their lunch is 75 cents. students is as'follows: applications and determine eligibility for the free and ^ ^ Wednesday, hamburger on roll, BOLTON — Jan Guerra of the Bolton school system is to $200,000. Double Play jackpot. school students begins Wednesday.' At Bolton High School the following reduced price school lunches here this year. Applications potato chips, garden vegetables, cin are at each school. in charge of administering the school’s free and reduced The price of a lunch for students is foodsods will be available each day: Now we’ve added one of our best Bonus To get in the running, just match the namon applesauce. price lunch programs. Eligible children are those from 55 cents, milk is 7 cents. An adult Hamburgers, 45 cents; hot dogs, 45 Ballet school reopens families whose income is at or below federally deter Games yet. Magnificent Machines. And Lucky Color, fill out and return your stub,* lunch is 75 cents with milk 11 cents. Thursday, juice, meat and cheese cents: grinders, 55 cents; mined income levels depending on family size and other we’re giving away 7 brand new 1977 Buy all four colors and you’re gu^L-ranteed The lunch program for senior pizza, vegetable sticks, fruit Jello. SOUTH WINDSOR — The Albano Ballet and Perfor sandwiches, 40 cents; ice cream and circumstances. Applications are at each town school. citizens will begin Friday and be held milk. Friday, juice, tuna salad, coleslaw, ming Arts Academy will reopen its branch school at the Chrysler Cordoba or Chevrolet Monte Carlo an entry. each and every Friday thereafter lemon pie. Wapping Community Church at 1790 Ellington Rd. here Youth soccer The menu for Bolton Elementary for the fifth season. To learn more, call the Hartford of landaus every week. Loaded with air Then tune in and find out the g(X)d news fice at 232-8898. EAST HARTFORD — The Department of Parks and conditioning, stereo, vinyl roof and much, on our drawing show. Double Play, Thurs Recreation is changing its youth soccer program. The much more. day at 7:20 p.m., WFSB, Channel 2. School spells out bus behavior Bloodhound trailing success of last year’s outdoor and indoor programs Plus an extra $1,000 in spending cash. Double Play and Magnificent Machines. Bolton HEBRON - prompted the action in behalf of Grade 4 to 6 children. Allen said safety on the bus is a first few days. A lot of chances for just .oOT. Bus transportation for Bolton dep\"rtae^!^aSS? primary concern for parents, school Parents are asked to have their dogs beginning at 10 a.m. About 25 dogs are expected by students will be provided by Clark authorities and bus drivers. children at the assigned stops early the sponsoring Northeast Bloodhound Club. Bloodhound Voter making sessions 200 weekly ruimer-up prizes, too. Transportation Co. of Colchester. The guidelines list steps used for enough so the bus does not have to owners or interested people may attend. trust Copies of school bus guidelines are discipline. VERNON — Town Clerk Henry Butler said his office in 200 weekly runners-up will receive wait or so the children do not miss the Memorial Building will be open Saturday. Sept. 11. For over one hundred years, generations have put their being mailed to pa'bents of school Parents are asked to be at the bus Senior luncheons Special Lottery Subscriptions. Special the bus. Sept. 25, and Oct. 2 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and Oct. 9 and 12 trust in us ..because we still feel that the warmth, the Double Ploy ? children by Raymond Allen, stops when their children are going All complaints are to be referred to SOUTH WINDSOR — The menu for the senior citizen from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Oct. 6 from 7 to 9 p.m. for voter strength and the sincerity that is shared is the basis of our because they give youall four colors for 20 Connecticut's Lottery superintendent of schools. to school and returning home for the the respective school principal. luncheon program at St. Peter’s Episcopal Church Hall making sessions. The Oct. 2 session will be held at the every relationship. is: Wednesday, beef stew; Thursday, haked chicken; Vernon Elementary School. Friday, baked haddock fillet. Janice MacFerran, ’Return color-mateh stubs wberever I^ottery tickets are solii or mail to Lottery Bonus. Box limii. llartforil. ( t iiiilnl Community Chorus rehearses soon nutritionist, will attend Thursday. Town committee meets State law: you must be 18 years or older to purcha.se or sell Dittery tickets Last claim dale Nov J'.l. I'.iTti South Windsor VERNON — The Democratic Town Committee will 85 voices, will meet each Monday and nearby towns. Burnside Nursery meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the First Federal Savings The South Windsor Community evening through Dec. 6 in prepara Anyone interested in joining the EAST HARTFORD — The Burnside Nursery School of and Loan, Park Place. 'The committee will be asked to fill Vv/eX^A Chorus will begin rehearsals Mon tion for the fourth annual Holly chorus please come to the first the Burnside United Methodist Church is accepting the following vacancies: Town Committee; two on the day, Sept. 27 from 7:30 to9:30p.m. at Concert to be held in December. rehearsal. No audition is necessary. applications. It opens Sept. 20 for children at least age Tpwn Council; Capitol Region Council of Governments; FUNERAL HOME Timothy Edwards School Music The chorus is under the direction of Questions regarding the chorus three by Sept. 30. It is nondenominational and two on the Economic Development Commission; an 142 E. CENTER ST., MANCHESTER • TEL 646-5310 Room. Roberta Reeves and consists of may be directed to Ms. Reeves, 644- cooperative. Call Dot Raymond at 528-2228 or Sue Scherer alternate to the Planning Cot.tmission and the Zoning The chorus, presently consisting of representatives from South Windsor 0040. at 528-0550. Commission. PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., Sept. 7. 1976 .MANCHESTEK EVENING HERALD. Manchpslor. Conn , Tuc.s Sopt 7, 1976 — PAfiE NINETEEN But only fo r now IV e Custom COMPLETE SINCE 1944 IT’S HAimlMDROAr State chairmen NASSIFF’Sy OF COURSE! 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Dougan Realtor, 643- bedroom Cape and a gar Available immediately. 649- — Real E ita le W anted 4. REMEDIAL READING and living room, eat-in kitchen, college, apply 226 Charter Oak typing. Minimum two years 4535, age in the low, low 30s? (2Z 3'’‘='*"» '‘o» Street. 2252 after 5 30 p m MISC. SERVICES oftice experience with public math: individualized work three bedrooms, two baths, yn WIAIMII $0»CK a m ’ © Farm Fresh Vegetables — S e rv ic a t O ffered TELEPHONE RESPONSIBLE part-time program, (lsl-8th grade) by three-car garage. Call today! STOP. Then drive by 596 Picked Dally — P ainting-P apering contact. Math aptitude. MANCHESTER - By owner - COLUMBIA - Wooded nest MANCHESTER ■ Brand new SOLICITORS cleaner wanted, four 2-hour Masters cdegree teacher. 568- Immaculate seven room Realisticatly priced! LaPoll Woodbridge Street and — Building-Coniracting Prefer some post high school days, every week. Guaranteed MANCHESTER - New Raised like privacy? This is the home three bedroom Duplex — Rooling-Sidmg education. Four day week, 1.5. Dutch Colonial in Redwood Realtors, 233-3355, 633-6651. for you. Large country LOOK. Then call and available immediately One — H e atin g -P lum bing PART TIME FULL TIME $25. fee. Call Manager 647- Ranch, seven rooms, ap , Apartments For Rant 53 salary negotiable. Send Farms, bay windows'in living kitchen, appliances, three LISTEN to the fantastic For period ending 7 a m., Wednesday, Sept. 8. Shower and, and I 2 baths, all appliances, — Flooring ^ 9132, after one. ORGAN LESSONS in your proximately one acre and an — Moving-Trucking-Sloraga With a voice like yours, resum e to P.O. Box 289, 8-room Colonial, one and 3/4' and dini g rooms, family room bedrooms, fireplace, base price on this unusual thundershower activity is expected in parts of the mid Plains ‘ WE HAVE customers waiting wall to wall carpeting, deck, — Servicea W anted home. $8. per half hour, $15. you should be In Manchester. acres. Both haVe 2 1/2 baths, adjacent to kitchen with dutch ment garage, drilled well. offering. and near the lower Mississippi valley. Most fair weather is in for the rental of your apart excellent location No pels. BABYSITTER needed While per hour. Mike Foley, 646- oven fireplace, beamed A n tiq u e s > 48 MISC. FOR SALE ADVERTISING telephone worki Qst out RN mother works 3-11. Prefer two garages, up to 10 inches Only $32,900. Call Burt IDEIXTTE & MARTIN store elsewhere. Minimum temperatures include: (ap ment or home. J.D. Real $280 per month plus security. 4666. ceiling, and sliding glass door Starkey Agency, 646-0602, 643- Call 646-0618 — A rliclea lo r Sale of the dull, tedious job DENTAL ASSISTANT - student or senior citizen. Can insulation. Choose your colors Wa n t e d Anti que furniture, Estate Associates. Inc 646- — Building Suppliea DEADLINE to patio. 11/2 baths, 2-car gar Colorful 8894. he. proximate maximum readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 67 ( 83), 1980. " Pelt -Birdt- Oogt you're In and become a Excellent training opportuni live-in. Call 643-9966 before for interior and rugs. Middle glass, pewter, oil paintings, or 12 00 noon the day before PIANO, ORGAN, Voice age, aluminum siding, private Boston 56 ( 75), Chicago 62 (81), Dallas 71 (89), Denver 45 ( 68), OfARLES APARTMENTS - — Livettoch telephone sollcllorl The ty for industrious person in 2:30 p.m. $50's. A participating builder 646-41 44 other antique item s. R, — B oats S A ccesaonea publication. Instruction - Werner's Studio. wooded lot. $54,900. Call 643- TWO-FAMILY, 5-5, new roof, Duluth 53 ( 68), Houston 68 ( 90). Jacksonville 73 (85), Kansas L(X)KING for anything in real Deluxe 4 1 '2 room townhouse, work is lively and busy Rockville dental prac All teachers m em bers of in the home owner’s warranty Harrison, 643-8709. — Sporting Qooda Deadline lor Saturday and plan for 10 years of nationally 1641. gutters nice yard, near City 61 (82), Los Angeles 65 ( 75), Miami 74 ( 86), New Orleans 74 estate rental - apartments, 11 2 baths, all appliances, two — Garden Products tice. Chairside duties, x-rays, EXPERIENCED waiter or Connecticut State Music Monday is 12 00 Noon Friday professional. You get to insured protection. Charles P&WA. Call after 5, 569-0903. (88), New York 61 (80). Phoenix 75 ( 97), San Francisco 55 ( 72), homes, multiple dwellings, no air-conditioners, carpeted, — A ntiq u es lab work. Three day week. waitress, must work evenings Teacher's Association. All -SOUTH WINDSOR - Im BRICK DUPLEX - living ANTIQUES Wanted - fur — Wanted to Buy talk lo such nice people and weekends. 649-5487. Ponticelli and Son, 646-1540, Seattle 51 (72), St. Louis 62 ( 86), Washington 59 ( 86). ’ tees. Call J.D. Real Estate heat and hot water, patio, Requirements: maturity, ages. Morning, afternoon, maculate three bedroom room,, kitchen, formal dining niture, oriental rugs, pain (and you'll love the payl) 6464)800. MANCHESTER - Quality tings, pewter. Windsor chairs, Associates. Inc, 646-1980 sound proofing, washer and RENTALS poise, three years work evening lessons. 643-8137, 647- Ranch. Newly redecorated, built seven room Cape, room, three bedrooms, rec ^dryer hook-up Storage, base — Rooms for Rent Call Mr, Adams at 527- experience, previous dental ANIMAL LOVERS. Please! de^s, pottery, weathervanes, PLEASE READ 1623. appliances, fireplace, garage, featuring plaster walls and room, 2-car garage, excellent FOUR ROOM apartment, no ment garage Some available — Apartments for Rent 8300, experience preferable. Salary Volunteer help needed. One condition, $51,900. Philbrick baskets, Ron Dionne. 643-1691 — Homes lor Rent YOUR AD day with the State Spay- full basem ent, 1/2 acre. many built-in additions. appliances. 428 Broad Street, with fireplacesepli and two-car — Business lor Rent negotiable. Send resume to HART COLLEGE Music Owner, no agents. 644-2327. Fireplaced front to back Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. garages 646-0600 . 646-1540. — Resort Property for Rent P.O. Box 289, Manchester. neuter clinic fund drive. MANCHESTER WANTED - Complete estates, $l40. Security deposit No Classified ads are taken over teacher taking students at living room, den, formal children or pets 643-4751. — Wanted to Rent the phone as a convenience September 18th. Call, RANCH - Seven rooms, three clocks, phonographs, steins. — Misc lor Rent home in Vernon. Piano, harp MANCHESTER - Immaculate dining room, 9x12 enclosed Homes For Sale 23 Articles lor Sale 41 FOUR ROOMS, second floor The Herald is responsible for RNS and LPNS 3 p.m. - 11 evenings, 522-1950. bedrooms, modern kitchen, L Will buy outright or sell on only one incorrect insertion and p.m. and 11 p.m. - 7 a m. RNs wanted for full time or sichord, French horn, theory. BOWERS six room Cape, kitchen with porch, three bedrooms up with stove, refrigerator and AUTOMOTIVE shaped living and dining MANCHESTER - Seven room, consignment, any quantity. then only to the si/e of the Beginners, intermedig^le and beamed ceiling fireplaced stairs, 1 1/2 baths, basement- ALUMINUM sheets used as MANCHESTER - Attractive hot water, central location. — Autos for Sale shifts, full or part-time, part time 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. WANTED BABYSITTER - room. Large paneled family 644-8962. — Trucks lor Sale original insertion Errors which advanced. Adults and living room, fully carpeted. rec room, attached 2-car gar full shed dormered Cape, printing plates, .007 thick. three room apartment, stove, Married couple preferred. Psychiatric nursing course shifts. Amjly to Directors of Washington School area, room in basement, garage, — Heavy Equipment for Sale do not lessen the value of the available. Call Burnside Con Nursing Salmon Brook Con children. Contact Ms. R SCHOOL Garage. High thirties. 649-3085 age. Large treed lot, affords three or four bedrooms, 23x32". 25 cents each or 5 for refrigerator, neat, electricity, $125. m onthly, neat and ~ Motorcycles-Bicydes advertisement will not be cor Monday-Friday, 11:30-4 p.m. patio, 300' deep lot. $39,900, newer kitchen, living room, valescent Home, Mrs. Klctf, valescent Home, off House Slurtevant; 649-3288. Dutch Colonial. Four after Jive. much privacy, $38,500. $1. Phone 643-2711. references, no pels $155. 646- utilities extra Security — Campers-Trailers-Mobile rected by an additional mser- Saturdays 8-5. Call 643-2658 Philbrick Agency, Realtors rec room, new aluminum Wanted to Buy 49 3167. 228-3540 Hom es DNS at 289-9571. bedrooms, fireplace, new Philbrick Agency, Realtors, deposit 643-7094 . 4-8 p m. lion Street, Glastonbury, Phone after 4 p.m. 646-4200. siding, $35,900. Philbrick — Automotive Service 633-5244. PIANO LESSONS with an bath, Immaculate condi COVENTRY HILLS - 646-4200. CLEAN USED refrigerators, — Autos for Rent-Lease experienced teacher. Spacious 8-room multi-level Agency. Realtors, 646-4200. ranges, automatic washers, WW II, German military MODERN two bedroom MODERN Attractive - lour WINDOW CLEANER - MusU ASSISTANT Head Cashier - tion, new carpeting, Beginners and intermediates. Split. $57,900. Owner wants with guarantees. B.D, Pearl's items, hats, uniforms, Townhouse, heat and hot room apartment, first floor, be experienced and reliable, Train in store operation, some natural oak woo($work, daggers, medals, swords, ady All ages. ‘ Benjamin Piano offers. Welles Agency, 742- MANCHESTER ft VICINITY MLS Appliances. 649 Main St., 643- water. I 1.2 baths, disposal, heat.' appliances, laundry Steady work and fringe merchandising, full time two-car garage, nice Lots-Land For Sale 24 photographs etc. wanted. Call Help Wanted 13 benefits. An equal opportunity Studio^' 649-1256. 7356. 2171. dishwasher, laundry hooK-ups. facilities, garage, $245 643- flexible work week. Apply Mr. yard. $45,900. 872-7522. $240. Call 528-1708 days 4884 . 646-726r □ NOTICES employer m/f. Call 649-5334. PAPER ROUTE Krause, Brooks Discount 1277 COVENTRY NORTH - SENTRY VALUES BOLTON - Approved building DARK LOAM - Five yards, ACT NOW - Turn spare time West Middle- Turnpike, A hand lull ol cash la ELLINGTON — Older etarter Cape, within walking die- lot. Transferred owner must BOOKKEEPER battar than a garaga THE Immediate occupancy. Seven $30., plus tax. Washed patio into $J$! Be a Santa's AVAILABLE Manchester. September 10th, lance to beach, many poeelblllllee. High 20s. sell his dream lot. Heavily Autos For Sale 81 Autos For Sale 51 Autos For Sale P ersonals Experienced. Real Estate lull of atuH, room/Raised Ranch. Large and pool sand, gravel, stone. 81 Demonstrator, earn commi?- 9-5 only. 646-9196. VERNON — 7-room Cape on tralflc-free itreet, 3 or 4 wooded, underground 643-9504. $ions up to 30%- or - have a background helpful. Salary to Wickham Apt. area HAYES lot,/im m acu late, $42,900. Welles Agency, 742-7356. bedrooms, llnlehed rec room, private lot, paid utllltlssi utilities, desirable area. 1-651- RIDE WANTED - 8-4, from Toy Si Gift Party in your $140. Send resume to P.O. Box East Hartford HOUSE CLEANER,'two days 3985. North end to Hartford. 948 Broad Street Station, CORP. Mid 30s. ELECTRIC GUITAR without home and earn free gifts! Our for weekly. Permanent position if □ REAL ESTATE amplifier. Excellent condi Woodland Street vicinity. Call 29th year! Call or write San Manchester. satisfactory. Phone 649-6416 CUSTOM BUILT Ranches - MANCHESTER — New Listing. Excellent etarter home 649-7609. ta's Parties, Avon, Conn. MANCHESTER or 649-3123. 646-0131 and Capes on choice lots. on quiet street close lo everything. Large living room, Real Estate Wanted 28 tion. $35. Call 643-6294. evenings. 06001. Phone 1-673-3455. BOOKKEEPER - Founders EVENING HERALD Homes For Sale 23 Many options. $38,000 com eat-in kitchen. Many recent improvamente. Lo 30’t. - WANTED - Ride for student plete. Welles Agency, 7421 ALL CASH for your property Plaza. Experience to trial Please Contact: BOOKKEEPER - Rewarding MANCHESTER — Xllsan as a whietls, 2 year old custom from Bolton Notch to balance, payroll, receivable, 71 BELL STREET- Im h56, 643-0302 within 24 hours. Avoid red HONDA ENGINE 1973 750cc, LATHE HANDS, 50 hours, Mr. Hatak opportunity for an MANCHESTER - Tree shaded 6-room Cape, front-to-back fireplaced living room, for 6500 miles on engine, $600. Willimantk, Monday-Friday. and quarterly lax return. maculate custom built five tape, instant service. Hayes paid holidays, excellent in 647-9947 experienced bookkeeper to West side Colonial, three mal dining room, kingtized master bedroom, plush Extras. Call 872-9427 after 5 646-4425. surance benefits, Metronics, Some typing and 35 hour work in a property manage room ranch, sunporch, patio, MANCHESTEh - Two family, Corporation, 646-0131. bedrooms, formal dining carpeting throughout, vinyl aiding, patio and gee grill. p.m. Inc. Route 6 and 44A, Bolton. week, fringes, parking. Call ment firm, east-of-the-ri»er. la n d s c ^ e d lot, 120x320. room, kitchen, full cellar, 6-6, very attractively TEX PAVEL - Country remodeled, refinished floors, Mutt be seen, lowest 40a. 289-8201. Duties would also include Marion E. Robertson Realtor, two-car garage. Only $35,900. SELLING your house? Call us Weste-n - Every Friday 9-1, DENTAL Surgical assistant - 643-5953. new kitchen counters and MANCHESTER — Excellent Income properly off Middle first and we ll make you a FOUR-YEAR-OLD Harvest some phone work, recep Wolverton Agency. Realtors. gold Tappan gas stove. Seafood dinners 6-9 p.m. light typing required, to work tionist duties and light typing. 649-2813. cabinets. New wiring, king Tpke. dead-end etrset, many extras. cash offer. T.J. Crockett,, American Legion Home, 20 P erson als 2 Personals sized bedrooms, eat-in Realtor, 643-1577. Excellent condition, $100. Call 30-35 hours weekly in oral sur Small cordial office," pleasant COVENTRY-Just listed five MANCHESTER — Four bedroom Garrison Colonial, American Legion Drive, geon's Rockville-Vernon of kitchen, garage, quiet Stitch a colorful cobbler 643-8731 or 646-3389. surroundings. Must be depen room home with two to three MANCHESTER - Meadow of differant cotton fab kitchen with bullt-ine, fireplaced living room, Manchester Members and fice. Experience desired. bedrooms. 50x300 foot lot. residential qrea. Only $47,900, IMMEDIATE Cash for your dable, references required. Lane. Gambolotti built rics! aluminum A brick exterior. 3 years young, custom built 1966 J-50 GIBSON accoustic guests. Resume lo Box EE, Immediate neea. Please send New roof, excellent value at Fiano Realty, 646-5200, property. Let us explain our Garrison Colonial, four No. 2248 has tissue .. . by Quality builder. guitar. $150. Call 647-1876. Manchester Herald. resume and salary history, $18,900 with assumable 7'-4 per bedrooms, formal dining tair proposal. Call Mr. GLASTONBURY - New seven fits Sizes 14-16-18; direc PUBLIC NOTICE Manchester Herald, Box F. cen.t m ortgage. $150 per room, stone front, paneled tions. , MANCHESTER — 7-room Raised Ranch, 3 bedrooms, 2 Belfiore, 647-1413. HAIR CUTTER - assistants room Contemporary, paneled KIMBALL SWINGER - 500 In su ran ce 10 month pays all Keith real family room with bar, 2-car TO ORDER, tend 7S( for each pat full bathe, fireplaced rec room, double garaga, wooded organ with all accompani wanted ■ Great Expectations Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. garage, lovely wooded lot, glass front with 30' sundeck. tern, plus 29( for postate and lot. MAY WE BUY your home? Precision Haircutters has Balcony with 16x20 master handllnf. Quick, fair, all cash and no ment, one year old, like new, $25 to $100 DAILY hospital All charitable and non-prolit organizations wishing many, many extras. Priced MANCHESTER — 9-room Colonial In high location; $900. Giant vac for yard clean openings for newly-graduated NEWSPAPER bedroom, plus full bath. First ANNE CABOT problems. Call Warren E. benefit for qualified in to have their Public Announcements published tree MANCHESTER - Santina for quick sale at $62,900. country kitchen with built-in*, fireplaced family room, up of leaves and trash, $100. operators on their staff. Our CARRIER Drive. Five room expandable Arruda Really, 644-1539, 528- floor 18x26 family room, fully ManehMttr Evtnittg HoroM Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. dividuals Inquire Risk applianced kitchen with island 11 SO Avt. of Am«f(coi 4 bedrooms, 2 'h baths, double garage, city ulllillse. 646-6629. In this space are urged to contact Joe assistant program will help W A N jreO Ranch. Fireplace, breezeway. 9395. Now York. N.Y. 10036 Maanagement Associates, eating area, dining area off of SELL YOUR HOUSE through P.O. Box 108, Buckland Sta McCavanagh, General Manager ol Regal Muftlers you increase your skills and IN^aaC^QlLE AREA garage, treed lot, Hutchins MANCHESTER — New Homes. Several models to put you in on the ground floor fireplaced living room, fully Print Name, Adrest with ZtP J. Watson Beach Real Estate ^ 1972 VEGA - with blown tion, 06040 of Manchester. Space will be alloted on a first Agency. 646-3166. BOLTON - Newer Raised CODE and Style Number. choose from. Equipped kitchen, fireplaced family engine, as is, or for parts. Call of the newest, high-volume, carpeted throughout. 2-car Company. Professional real come, first served basis. Mnnvh ester Ranch with a 27 foot kitchen 1976 A L B U M plus Special rooms, maintenance-free exterior, double garage, ell 646-6542. uni-sex salon east-of-the- EAST HARTFORD - Five garage, $63,900. Fiano Realty, Quilt Supplement of pat estate service for nearly 50 and dining area. Large living 646-5200. city utllltlat, prices etart In high 40’e. Call now. river. Charter Oak Mall, East Eveninff Herald room Ranch, full basement,, room, fireplaced family tern pieces and directions years. Call our Manchester of Hartford. Call 568-5588. fice, 647-9139. TAG SALE - 746 P arker carport, patio, treed lot, $34,- room, three bedrooms, two for 7 quilts. Price.. $2.00. Street. Every Saturday and 900. Warren E. Howland, ALSO THESE BOOKS AT $1.35 EACH.' □ EMPLOYMENT Call John Humphrey and 1/2 baths, two-car garage, MANCHESTER ISg.tOO Sunday in September. 9-6 BOOKKEEPER - Rewarding Realtors. 643-1108. . No. Q -1I6-BLUE RIBBON QUILTS. SIX ROOM plus home in aluminum siding $56,900. Containt tliteen lovely quilts. Clothes, household items, etc. M u f f l e r opportunity for a full time 8 72-61 42 Wolverton Agency. Realtors, CHALET WITH VIEW Bolton on one acre with Help Wanted 13 experienced bookkeeper to After 5:30 P.M. No. Q -lt7 -Q U IL T S ON PARADE. purchase definite after (six KG I C e n t e r MANCHESTER - 6-6 Duplex, 649-2813. 4 bedrooms, 3 full baths Directions for sliteen quilts. MAN'S TWEED suit size 46 9 3 work for a property manage NO. Q-IIB-GRANOMOTHER'S FLOW SENTRY months rental). 646-3784. aluminum siding, 2-car gar brick fireplace in living long, kingsize bedyiread. Cor PHONE FROM home to ser ment firm, east-of-the-river. ER QUILTS. 16 fascina tini quilts. age. separate furnaces, im MANCHESTER - Six room room, cathedral ceiling, for Real Estate Services ning tep kettle. Farberware vice our customers in the Small cordial office, pleasant maculate condition, $54,900, Ranch in. quiet convenient NO. Q-119 - AMERICA'S FAVORITE PLANNING TO SELL? - Our Manchester area, flexible mal dining room, balcony AFGHANS. A beautiful selection. counseling can help without, open hedrth broiler, antique Corner of Broad surroundings. Must be depen. Warren E. Howland. neighborhood. Four hours, super earnings, 249- Business Opportunity 14 off one bedroom, 2 car gar No. Q -120-M AK E A GIFT. Many REALTOR-MLS 289-4331 of course any obligation. lyre, mature plants. 649-6440. and Cenler Street dable, references required. Realtors, f43-1108. bedrooms, fireplaced living lif t s for friends and fam ily. 7773. Mon,-Frt. B a.m. - 6 p,m, age with electric eye door, Odegard Realty, 643-4365. Phone 646-2112 S a l...... 8 a.m. • 12 noon Immediate need. Please send room, large kitchen with dis resume and salary history to SMALL ENGINE Service totally modern kitchen plus STEREO for sale, very good Corporation expanding dealer SOUTH WINDSOR - Five hwasher, full basement, gar condiliop. May be seen at 226 Box F, Manchester Herald. room Ranch, acre plus lot. much more! netw ork No experience age. Buckeley School. $41,900. MM. m ne omfiwn Charter Oak Street. necessary. Complete training Walk to schools, great starter Vvolverton Agency, Realtors, NURSES AIDES - 7 a m. - 3 home. $33,990. Warren E. 649-2813. BARROWS ft WALLACE GAS STOVE, nearly new, 30' p.m, full time and part lime, program. $500. investment Muoisiti Km. m iu«n Howland Realtors, 643-1108. standard oven. Harvest gold. September “WANT AD” Special apply in person between 9 required to start your own business. Ideal for retired or MANCHESTER - South end Perfect condition. $125 . 643- a m, - 2 p.m. Monday-Friday. MANCHESTER - We have 3876. Come see! East Hartford Convalescent part time Details on request. six room Ranch includes Mr Barker ESCA Field two townhouse condominiums heated Florida room, three Home, 745 Main Street, East to show you. Three bedrooms, CAPE - Bowers School - large Hartford. Training Divisioi. Box 619, bedrooms, nice kitchen with BLACK and gold three sealer Wading River, New York rec room, two full baths, plus dining area, walk-out base eat-in kitchen, living room couch, original price $250. lin es d a y s d o ll a r s 11792. two half baths. Carpeting, air- ment. garage, deep treed lot. with fireplace, formal dining asking $50. Call 644-0887 4 4 4 HAIR CUTTING Your conditioning, pool, tennis, room, three bedrooms, anytime. speciality? Great Expec Now $41,500. Wolverton Agen ■ (20 Words) ■ ■ MANCHESTER - Variety many advantages to carefree cy. Realtors, 649-2813. aluminum siding, 2-car gar tations Precision Haircutters store in busy location. Low in living. S tart at $37,500. age, treed lot, immaculate DOG HOUSES - one large, one has openings on their staff for vestment. B;W Really, 647- Warren E. Howland, MANCHESTER - Tree shaded condition. $39,500. Philbrick medium, never used, H f o r d DILLON SALES & SERVKX INC: sharp, ambitious, operators. 1419. Realtors. 643-1108. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200, Services Ottered 31 S ervices Offered 31 Painting-Papering reasonable. 875-4179. Call 568-5588 for an interview. yard included with this five 32 RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 Maybe you can qualify to join room Ranch with basement 319 Main St. 643-2145 garage. Living room with COLONIAL - 22' living room CASH PAID for your older, EXPERIENCED handyman GRADUATE PAINTERS - ROOFER will install roof, TV Sylvania maple console, the newest, high-volume, uni Schools-Classes 19 Schools-Classes 19 with fireplace, large country unwanted or junk cars. painting, carpentry, elec- experienced. Exterior house siding or gutters for low dis 23" black and while. Good sex salon east-of-lhe-river. fireplace, large kitchen with Immediate removal. Windsor You Save $3^0 dining area, two bedrooms. kitchen, king-size master Irical, lawn work, hauling, painting at lowest prices. count price. Call Ken at 649- condition, $30. Call 649-9831. Charter Oak Mall, East Hart bedroom. 1 1/2 baths, Auto Haul, 242-2549. any odd job (big or small). Free estimates. 646-8157 , 646- ford. Only $40,500. Wolverton Agen 2456. cy. Realtors, 649-2813. screened porch, walk-out 649-4316. 3690. WANTED - boy baby clothes, OFF niiR OUR basement, treed lot, garage. REWEAVING burns, holes. BIDWELL Home Improve size 2T or 3T in good condi EXPERIENCED Welders - $45,500. Philbrick Agency, Zippers, umjirellas repaired. EXPERT TREE Removal A hand full of caah la ment Co Expert installation tion. and chest of drawers in REGULAR PRICE! overtime available. Coventry. PROSPECT HILL SCHOOL MANCHESTER - Beautiful Realtors, 646-4200. Window shades, vOnetian and land clearing - free es better than a garage of aluminum siding, gutters good condition. Call 643-9262. BEAT THE 1977 COMMERCIAL & 742-7325. one year old 8-room Colonial blinds. Keys. TV for rent. on quiet dead end street. This timates - fully insured. Call full ol etufl. and trims Roofing installa GARRISON COLONIAL - Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649- All State Tree Expert Com tion and repairs. 649-6495, 875- NON-COMMERCIAL EXPERIENCED Cleaners - Pre-Kindergarten home has four bedrooms, 2 '/2 5221. baths, large living room, for Eight rooms built in 1967 brick pany. 647-1039. 9109. ■ HUGE PRICE Part time morning work, 6 front, large modern kitchen, a.m. to 10 a.m. Manchester mal dining room, fireplaced C&M TREE Service - Free es Building-Contracting 33 Building Supplies 42 Children 3 -through 4-years old. family room, aluminum formal dining room, first floor HAVE TRUCK will travel. HORACE Tetraull — Siding, Parkade. Must have transpor family room. 15x19. four timates, discount senior Light trucking, call 643-0359. roofing* storm windows, aw tation. An equal opportunity M o r n in g s 9-11 siding with stone front, two- ■ citizens. Company NEWTON H Smith & Sons - NATURAL STONE for INCREASE... |Car garage, owner bedrooms, 2-car garage, large Remodeling, repairing, ad nings. Quality workmanship, retaining walls, veneers, employer, m/f. Call 649-5334. For further Information, please call level lot. At the low, low, Manchester owned and ELECTRICIAN - All types of free estimates. Fully insured. trapsferred. Wolverton Agen operated. Call 646-1327. ditions. rec rooms, porches patios, etc Pick up by the cy, Realtors. 649-2813 price of $51,900. Philbrick wiring, electrical improve 872-9187 , 649-3417. EXPERIENCED g^ station ment and repair work Free and roofing No job too small. pound or delivery by the ton. 649-5767 Agency, Realtors. 646-4200. Call 649-3144. Bolton Notch Slone Quarry. BARGAIN help wanted, part-time, mor WILL TILL your garden for $7 eslimatps. Call 646-5253. SPECIALIZING cleaning and OSfcO nings, afternoons or evenings. EAST HARTFORD - West per hour. Call anytime, 742- 649-3163. brook Street. Six room Cape. SIXTEEN ACRES - Plus repairing chimneys, roofs, Brown's Tire Shop, 333 Main §532. CARPENTRY - Repairs, with One car garage and rec room. restored antique Colonial in DRESSMAKING - Alterations new roofs Free estimates. 30 Street. 646-3444. done in my home, reasonable. remodeling, additions, gar Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 Convenient to bus, shopping Manchester. Fifteen rooms, FOR OVER 30 YEARS ages. roofing, call David Years Experience. Howley. and park, etc. Aluminum three full baths, nine Call 646-4019. 643-5361. George H. Griffing, Inc. Patria, 644-17%. DOG-CAT BOARDING BALCH siding. $34,900. By owner. Call fireplaces, other features too bathing/grooming. Complete \ 649-6711. numerous to mention. $130,- NOEL'S CARPET Service - ACCOUNTANT REAL ESTATE COURSE DRAMFIELDS Cleaning repair and sales WES ROBBINS carpentry modern facilities. Canine 000. Philbrick Agency, remodeling specialist. Ad Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon Payroll, Cost TWO FAMILY - Two and Realtors. 646-4200. Free estimates. Pick up and Healing-Plumbing 35 in MANCHESTER CELLARS delivery. Call 742-8885, An ditions, rec rooms, dormers, Road, Manchester. 646-5971 three bedrooms. Separate fur built-ins. bathrooms, Material requirements naces. Central. Clean. Under Backhoa Service dover Plaza, Andover or 646- SEWERLINES, sink lines, 6 Weeks-Mon. & Wed. Evenings at 7 p.m. 3468, Bolton, Conn. kitchens, 649-3446. cleaned with electric cutters, DACHSHUND, longhair • $40,000 Keith Real Estate. MANCHESTER Bulldozer miniatures, AKC registered, Classes Start Monday, Sept. 13th. 649-1922, 646-4126. by professionals. McKinney • Screened Loam a LE®N CIESZYNSKl builder - Bros. Sewage Disposal Com champion sired, show quality. Excellent Benefits MUST BE SOLD Gravel new homes custom built, pany, 643-5308. welpM June 10th 643-7837. MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL RANCH - A Must " House for • Stone Painting-Papering 32 remodeled, additions, rec Rtf • 134 East Middle TpKe. - Room 125 Children ■ four bedrooms, un rooms, garages, kitchens FREE KITTENS, lyvo fluffy, ique playroom, paneled living EXCELLENT • Fill INSIDE - Outside painting NO JOB too small, toilet (Take^Ead Middle Tpke. to Brookfield St. Perk In elu- remodeled, bath tile, cement repairs, plugged drains, one tiger, all trained Call 643- ,0>*t Send resume to room, dining room, kitchen, • Procseted Gravel Special rates for people over dent parking area.) LOCATIONS work. Steps, dormers kitchen faucets replaced, 6442 after 5 p m laundry room, two baths, and 65 Fully insured. Estimates Residential or commercial. Box P ANDOVEB 742-7886 given. Call 649-7863. repaired, rec rooms, • • • loaded with built-ins. Low 40s. RANCH - Thr»« bed Call 649-4291. CUTE KITTENS ■ black and Owner. 646-8852. bathroom remodeling, heat 1976 PONTIAC Manchester Herald room!, McCann Drive. modernization, etc Free es white, and grey tiger and Coniider an exciting course In Real Eatatel The MASONRY - Bricks, blocks, PAINTING - interior and PARTITION REMOVAL and white, looking for good Unutually attractive, exterior, paperhanging, timates gladly given M M ^4ktPl ------course covers the major areas Including con MANCHESTER - Offers in $43,900 concrete, steps, sidewalks, Installation Open and natural Plumbing Si Heating. 649-2871 homes. Call 649-6480 vited on this expanded six patios, chimney and fireplace. excellent work. Referenced, BABYSITTER Needed - one tracts, mortgages, deeds, financing, appraising, COLONIAL — Four bad- beam ceilings. New ceilings room Ranch in the Call 875-4973 after 6. Free estimates Fully in installed by experienced Dry MINIATURE Poodles, good ASTRE SrocN 0 day, three afternoons in my listing and law. This course meets the minimum roomt, Shepard Drive, 2 FRANK SCOTELLA Plum 2 Darrtl 140 4-cyl •ngm«. Manchester Green area. First sured. Martin Mattson, 649- Wall tradesman Choice of temperament, eight weeks home. Call 289-5605 after 5 requirements ot the Connecticut Real Estate yaare old. $57,900. 4431 bing - repairs and remodeling. ttandard Irani powar p.m. floor family room, three GENERAL Remodeling and ceiling textures Drobiak Dry Vaaities and hot water old, AKC registered Call 647- itatnng cuitom Mntai Commission. RANCH — Three bad- covari rad m otors INC. LIBRA (Sspl. 23-Ocl. 23) Sept. 8, 1976 You've reached the outer limits of letting things slip by. Any This year it would be wiser to Pontiac • Oldsmobiia • Cadillac IvOLKGWAGENi more digression will make it rely upon yourself than upon Born Loser — Art Sansom We must sell our entir* Inventory of Attres and Sunblrdt to make room for the 1977’a. So we’re I hard for you to catch up. others. There's nothing you offering tremendous tavinga to you . . . can't accomplish if you'put 872-9145 Rt. 83, Vernon 643-1181 your mind to it We Buy - S ell - R epair • HUGE $ 9 9 We Rebuild Engines Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl and Stoffel WE'VE GOT SAVE & Transmissions h m m m SELECTION A ef^lP NOW! Special On I M Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick OF s t e e l OVER COST! SCH NO O GLt ^ /5 774/ THE CARS! SCHNOOGLE PRESIDENT TUNE-UPS .BIUKES FEEL HtTW'RE YOU WHAT IF 3UOH 1 ★ B-210S ★ PICKUPS ★ Zs ORDER YOUR 1977’s NOW! s a 60 m i\ TELL THE OWLS LU RIP ^ • MUFFltBS THE OWL 6 THREATENEPi FANTASIES' WAGONS ★ ★ USED^ THAT THEV'RE A BREW BUT THEN. 1171 PONTIAC C A TA LIN A M M S BETWEEN BOYOOTT? THE ' s m a l l 1973 LE M AN S $2195 9.M 0 m llM , lOAdMl Inoi. ilr cond., Itet pt TAXES ANP MALT lo bby., M EN SAMPLE priot. I7M7. OMno. Sport Coupe, V-9, automatic, TIM MORIARTY WOULP BE CARS P/ataarIng, P/brakaa. Blue. NEVER 1979 C H KV A6 L IT VEG A 11998 ON THE ON 1T6 k n e e s ! HaWfUGK lUlO. 1973 PO N TIAC C A TA LIN A $2795 1972 GRAN TORINO $29M “Servicing Volkswagens for 14 Years” AL UNPER- BUY POPULARITY BEiSdlN' TO , Ace — Wirth This Funny World 1975 CA D ILLA C CPE. DoVILLE $7295 4-Ooor Sadan, V-9, automatic, 2 door HT, 44,000 mllaa, air cond., powar 270 H ARTFO RD RD., M A N C H E S T E R s t a n d All Cadllioc •quIpiTMnl Including air P/ataaring, P/brakaa, vinyl roof A In ataaring A brakaa. 50ALE, HELP.' le a d e r s h ip condilloning. teathor aaate, and vinyl tarlor. Ona ownar. 1979 CH EV. IM PALA 4 OR. HT 92499 AIAOORT e in root. 1974 TO YO TA C E L IC A $9999 V-$, AT, PS, PB, air eortd. * 643-6217 COZY LITTLE SPOT VOU'VE ) 2 dr., awto., air conditioning, radiate. 9 -7 1974 G RAND PRIX $4795 1974 TOYOTA PIC K -U P $9099 GOT HERE...r VT"------I h e a r iT j Buckat aoote, tlH atoaring whool, AM -FM 1974 VW BU G S1695 Camper top, air conditioning, radio, 4 **4**e*eeeeeeeeeee*eee*e*e*eeeeeee*eee4 •paadt. Only 26,000 mllaa. WA'3 A WILD with l-trock, radio! Hrta, mag whaala, Stick ahm, radio, rad. ' 4 black. Low mllaaga. 1974 TORONAOO $4299 1973 LUXU RY LE M AN S $9998 r " “ " " ©AME TODAY! Top of tha lina. Auto., front whaal driva, 2 dr., HT, PS, PB, air cond., V-9 auto., 1973 C U T L A S S $2gg9 vinyl roof. 4 Dow Swl«n. Ouk brown with IlghI P/ataarfng, P/brakea, P/locka, P/win- 1972 IM PALA $1999 1976 Honey Bee vinyl root. Fully wgulppgd Ingludlng olr dowt, lilt whaal, atarao A mora. j 643-5135 24 HOUR TOWING 4-Ooor Hardtop, V-9, auto., air con cw^ltlonlng, poww woortngind poww 1975 SED AN D a V IU E $7195 bcokoo. 7 ditioning. P/ataarIng, P/brakaa, vinyl All Cadillac aquipmant including laathar 1974 FLKTWOOD BROUGHAM SAVE roof. 44,000 mllaa. I •aala A vinyl roof. Low mllaaga. 1 LoadadI Only 650 mltaal Ona ol tha laat yaar/12.000 mita warranty. 1973 O LD S D ELTA $91$8 In tha alata. Not to ba built nait yaar. 2-Door hardtop. V-9, auto., powar I MORIOT t Y g i l ^ ^ E R S / 1875 LIN CO LN $8295 •taoring, vinyl and air conit 1975 8TARFIRE $9685 4 Door Sadan. Laathar interior, tilt I H>VEN Whita and rad Intarlor, aeon. 6 cyllndar, 1979 O LDS C U T L A S S $ 94 H auto., radio, radial lA at and mora. wheat, cruiaa-conirol, aalro-roof. Only 2 Dr. Coupa, V-9, AT. PS, PS, air cond., CUSTER 20,000 mllaa. vinyl roof, buefcot aoote. dork brown. I ‘ Plus Freight & Dealer Prep. 3ISC£MHSI„MANCMISTH,CONN.«Phon.6«3-5)3J HAP HIS I C R IT IC S ^ 9- 7 VOP! FOUR DAPSAtsiP I TWO /V\OA\S W ENT FOR PROFESSIONAL QUALITY OESI RENT- A- CAR I Short Ribs — Frank Hill COMPLETELY HOARSE'. HURRY by CONTROLLED AUTO BODY REPAIRS DAY • WEEK • MONTH I on all makes... POC MILLEE PID A ME MAP rr PONE /TWEieES JU S T OMC NOW ME ..OOK5 JuST I like JOHN I For Best Selection Alto Long Term Looting On Any M oko or Uodol S R E A T p l a s t i c T O f o o l -WE ------' U T T u E PROB u EAA., DAILY RENTALS FROM MO.OO PER DAY I LOAN and RENTAL CARS S u r g e r y j o b o n MACMlN&G(JNK£i^, vvhat, , I I Available by Appointment., BOSS?' L ir«M A b o u t tow n K162 I^ With lh«Ihn coufyincoupon antiand a $7.50 purchase With this coupon and a $7.50 purchase. ' K 1B The Little League pie. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald iChickenoftheSea ---- _ChunkJJght Miracleii? ^ ■Women’s Auxiliary will Mottram, worthy patron meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. 1=1 Mimcio and matron, w ill preside k C i = at 97 Norman St. during the degree work. Whip Salada 100 count Refreshments will be T u m ^ Salad Dressing ■ pj Martha Circle of served. Reservations close ! GVz oz. can (in Oil)oil) V V 32 ounce jar __ box Emanuel Lutheran Church Friday for the chapter’s of ■ Good------ar Sun.. w w ., Sept. waap. 5-Sat., . I . Sopi 11. LimH WMQone bcan a il per bUSlUIMVI.customer. CCSJ225 ^ Good Sun.. Sept. 5-Sal.. Sepl. 11. Limjl one jar per customer. 226 ^ Good Sun., Sepl. 5-Sal.. Sept. 11. Limit one box' per customer will meet Thursday at 2 ficial visitation dinner olpl. IT O IW ]' PTOIPI? p.m. in the music room of Sept. 18 and may be made the church. Hostesses are with Mrs. Mottram, 646- Mrs. Madeline Carlson, 4132. Witi this coupon ■ K24 ^ • 3 With me coupon K23 I '0i.,n/ ^uibiidsu. r\£U Mrs. Lillie Miller and Mrs. '1 '- ^ With this coupon K22 With Whs coupon K21 i S r ' l Mildred Thoren. ” . , Liquid Laundry :____ The Sunday School staff SavelS _iSannelS U i l l ^ Detergent Britannia Chapter, of Trinity Covenant Church on two 4.75 oz. bars of ona 32oz.pkg. of llSavelO'Ijisave is f Daughters of the British will fpeet tonight at 7:30 at Empire, will meet the church. Caress Uncle Ben’s Half Gallon :|| Ell I D_ 4U o * converted ’Thursday at 11:30 a.m. at House Coffee ,, ki Bath Soap ^ Rjce Container "Regular,----- Drip ^ . Mayonnaise $ \ theU iC homen u ll 1C ofU1 Mrs.1**1 O. 1Robert iUL/Cl 1. /^*1 r B ’'’T5 Good Styn •. '••r*Sept b-SwS Saf ..S Sei/< epi •M . < n----- Good S WVI u n . .Sepf Str^m -S « .S . *o*pi p l n I i V— _ 229 Electric or Automatic ' W. Simmons Jr., 67 Reed-Eaton C irc le of Lm iitw o b#'$ pe'cuifomer 4 1 2 ^ ? ^ ! t».ru«on», 4 1 3 g :|-^ G'xx'Sun. Sep, s.ga, sepi ,i umiioneJSml^cusiomir' Good Sun, S*p( 5 S if . S«pt 11 / ^ Good S un . Sepl S-Sal. Sepl l Lim4 one can per cutlomer 238 ' j Lime one lar (w cutlomer Crestwood Rd., West Hart- Community Baptist Church '239 Grocery Dept. I foi*(j w ill rn66i tonight 3t 7i45 st ^^^^^^^ w immmmmm^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^^^^^^w m ! ^ » m ■■ m m m ^ ^ the home of Mrs. George - ^ aaK St. Mary’s Episcopal Smith, 12 Green Manor Rd Cburch will have a service of the Holy Eucharist, Rite 1, Wednesday at 10 a m. at Ruth Circle of Communi the church. ty Baptist Church will meet Wednesday at 2:30 Temple Chapter, OES, p.m. at the home of Mrs Evei^ hem is a w ill meet Wednesday at 8 Floyd Chapman, 397 Sum p.m. at the Masonic Tem- mit St. special value DEMO SALE and you have all wedc to stock /(’• that time of year again and our tine At SlopSton &A Shop,.^hnn we’re wp’ro determinedHotormlnn/H tof<-» makemol/n balancing ....t...your u...jbudget_a _a lbit-a ___easier aalactlon of low mileage 1976 damoa are ... that's why we've put a variety of meats on special ... our own naturally on sale. Here's lust a few sample buys - aged '^Great Beef," famous brand "White Gem” turkeys and our "Simply Hfe have other models to choose from. Super" lean ground beef! Whether you’re planning'a big family feast or a I "small backyard cook-out... we've got the meat to make it a success, without I Point Cut .’ 1 9 7 6 emptying your wallet. So serve your family delicious meals at a saving, every CHEVROLET CAPRICE COUPE day of the week! Stop&Shop**WhiteGeiii” Beef O f t ' Gel your Stop & Shopsworth! AIM ^ Brisket Corned Beef RatCirt ‘1 ? Lo«d«d with •quipmtnt Including AM-FM ttcrpo, power Mat, power window*, air‘ conditioning,c and much e lM . 8t. No. 4421 ^ i v S u i i ^ o r y Smoked Pork Shoulder 00 Stop & Shop Picnic 7 Q c ‘5 9 9 5 S o d a T u i x q r s water added f s J l 1 9 7 6 Broth Basted w r Boneless Smoked Pork CHEVROLET V2 TON PICKUP ;Reg. or Diet l Shoulder Roll Assorted Ravors 10-20 lbs. Armour Star * * Dole Fruit Juice G'a,»(,uii Ju^e 2 89= Plump and tender with Fruit Drinksweichade 2 “ “ 89'= ' enough juicy, flavorful , ) Self service dfeli B&M Baked Pea Beans 49' white and dark m eat • toot FiMtalda with power ataaring A brakaa, auto, trana., Silverado Silver Floss Sauerkraut 39' for your family. trim, radio, and many other axtraa. 81. No. 3913 _lColdCiits 00 Cains Relish w 3 la's lb stop a Shop & oz. J g m t <4795 Snowman Lunch Bags 3 S,‘' *1 Bologna, P&P, Olive nVn Slop A Shop or Polish Style Loaf Jumbo Towels 1 7S sheet I ply rol 39' Simply Super-Uniformly good everytime. Stop & Shop Cold Cuts itlS 99' 1 9 7 6 rresninouraairycaseFresh in our dairy case Regular* ^ ^ Bologna, P&P or Spiced Luncheon Loaf CHEVROLET CONCOURS 4- Armour Star Hot Dogs 89' or Beef Franks DOOR MiimteNaid C fiM lfin K A M Armour Star Sliced Bacon i.” ’ I ’* OrangeJuice \ wUAIM ftVWS Weiners or Beef Franks M Simply Super regular ground I Oscar Mayer Imperial Margarine 59' contains not more than 28% fat. Oscar Mayer Bacon Skew) 79 Assf Q Bor Q Q c a u Vsa \ai Kv*"*!!” * • ' •iw•iMrlng M iiy «» urauvs,brakn, ai,lr condllloning, Yogurt UghlN'Uvely Flavors O cups 12oz f9 Perfect for hamburgs, Okw Mayer A M 'FM radio and much more equipment. 8). No. 442S Ffuii on the Bottom Smokie Links (*9 I Hood Yogurt Asipfied Flavors 3 89' great for casseroles. Variety Pack Otcar Maya* s e ^ A B o o » Buiietmiik. Ballard ^ Bor ; f*Q Pillsbury Biscuits or Counuysiyte ( Good eating, good buy. f*gs Buddig Sliced Meats 2 J.?. 8 9 ' Baked in our own ovens AnySizePkg. ^ I b Bakery Prices ellqctive Tuesday Sandwich savings in our deli OUR USED CARS ARE Stop&Shop-Flavored Available in slores featuring a service deli. INSPECTED-REPAIRED-AND English Muffins _Shoulder_ ^ GUARANTEED FOR YOUR BdledH am Bacon, Blueberry i2oz^B Dom estic SATISFACTION or cinnamon M^nvn ni s B Chuck Section'' lb Lunch bag fixings. A Formed1 ? ® 75 MUSTANG $3795 74 OLDS OMEGA $2995 Big Daisy S Bread 3 Si,“ . M Roast Beei Cooked Chicken Roll QHIA Cpa. V-8. A/trana., Hatchback Cpa. 0 cyl., aid. trana., Stop & Shop“Great Beef" Always looks fresh and juicy P/ataaring, P/brakaa, atarao bucket Mats, radio. P/ataaring. Swedish Rye Bread 2 89' Smoked Beef Sausage ^ 99' radio. and delicious ... because it is! We age our beef natur 74 PLYM. SATELLITE $3195 Donuts Kitchen Cupboard 'J," 8 9 ' Hillshire Farms "Yard o( Beef" 75 VEGA $2745 Custom 4 Dr. V-8, A/trans., air ally for tenderness and trim away excess fat to give you Hatchback Cpa. 4 cyl.. A/trana.. condition, P/ataerIng, radio, vinyl Stop & Shop Irish Bread IV. 79' real meat value for your money. Cheddar Cheese Mammoth ?’ »ir9 custom Intarlor. radio, radial roof. w/walla, body moulding, wheat Pineapple Pie 79' rings. 74 PINTO $2745 Station Wagon. 4 cyl.. A/trana., Sahara Bread 49' Beef Eye 75 VOLKSWAGEN $2995 radio. Boneless Chuck Steak * 1 “S 4 cyl., A/trana., radio. 74 MONTE CARLO $4395 Lunch Box Specials ConiedBeef 75 PlYMOUTN $3495 Landau Cpa. V-8, A/trana.. air Chuck Cube Steak "Great Beef” Valiant Custom 4-Ooor. 6 cyl., condition, bucket aaala. Stops Shop Small Pies 5 iSt M * 1 ^ A/lrana., air condition, P/ataarIng. P/ataarIng, P/brakaa, radio. > J 3 9 vinyl roof, radio. Lemon, Pineapple or Apple Contains not more 73 VOLKSWAGEN $2295 Brisket than 20% fat 75 GRANADA $4095 2 Door. 4 cyl., 4-apaad trana., Yum Yum RippiesSirX 1“ 89‘ Fresh Beef Patties GRANADA 4-Door, V-8, A/trana., radio. stop & Shop Meat Loaf V *1 P/ataaring, P/brakea, vinyl rool, All week freezer specials Stop & Shop Cole Slaw ? 55' radio. 72 CAMARO $2995 Short R ibs o f Beef (Chuck) Sport Cpa. V-8, A/lrana., vinyl 75 MUSTANG II $3745 roof, radio, P/alaarIng. Chicken Salad stop&shop ?’ »1” Cpa. V-9. 4-apaad trana., radio, S u t i ^ l o i ^ P/ataarIng. 71 CHEVELLE $2195 Chuck Stewing Beef "Great Beef" Stops Shop Egg Rolls 59' Concours Sta. Wagon. V-8, 74 MAVERICX $3095 A/trana., P/atMrlng, radio. Orange Juke Delicious foods from our kitchen. 2 Door. 6 cyl-, A/trana,, luxury decor. P/ataarIng. radio. 71 COUGAR XR $2595 100% orange juice Cpa, V-8, A/trana.. P/alMrIng. 74 FORD LTD $3545 vinyl roof, radio. Sa Florida Cpa. V-8. A/lrana., P/ataaring, 12oz.can C h k k o i l ^ vinyl rool. radio. 70 nUEBIRD $1995 Fresh Fruits and veg^ bles at Stop & Shop Sport cpa, 6 cyl., atd. trana., Birds Eye Orange Plus 'Im 59“ Stop&Shoii $ 1 3 9 74 CHEV. IMPALA $3595 P/ataarlng. radio, vinyl roof. Custom cpa. V-8, A/trana.. Stop & Shop Spinach ChoppM 0 piigi / Bartlett " ^ fit Large size 24 oz.pkg. VI P/staarIng. P/brakaa. air cor^dl- tlon,' radio. Birds Eye Tasti-Fries 3'^,“.'»1 Large Cheese Pizza 'a.* 99= 74 CHEV. IMPALA $3445 Taste O' Sea Fish Dinner 49' Stop & Shop Potato Salad 98' Sport Sedan. V-8. A/trans., air Tor 29 Taste O' Sea Scallops (*g I condition, vinyl roof. P/ataarIng, Long Island U.S. No. 1 A Size Stops Shop Cole Slaw radio. 75 JEEP RENEGADE $4995 Macaroni and C h e e se 'S 39' 74 CAMARO $3695 V-8. standard trana., radio. 5 l b y | A C MeatLasagna , 99' SporICp*. 8cyl„ A/lr,n,.. AM-FM 74 EL CAMINO $3995 fidlo. B ir d s A/trana.. P/ataarlng. radio. IwESroOCS 4Br RainCr 74 VEGA $2495 74 CHEVROLn $3695 Hatchback Cpa. 4 cyi.. 4-apaad Was $3750. ',4 ton pickup, V-8, n o w T BMOW trana., radio. A/trana., P/alMring, radio. CoolWhro 74 PLYMOUTH $3145 75 BLAZER $5495 C o o l and 9oz, Duster Cpa. V-8, A/trana., 4 w hM l drlv«, V-8 «ngln«, 4 .ip m d refreshing. coni. Steaks P/ataaring. irant.. pow*r altering. AM-FM 4 9 ^ 6 9 Sensational value. lb. U P , y g . Oiimis IS redlo. 74 CHEVELLE '■$3295 John's Pizza ChMia phg . Cooked Fish Cakes"?,i^r’ 'ir 79' Malibu Classic Sedan. V-8, M ass. 74 DODGE $3295 Waffles Downey Flake Btuebeny 2 'i,V 99' _ Native Carrots 2 Ibbag39® A/trans.. air condition. P/ataarIng, H ton Pickup. 8 cyl. angina, atd. Breaded Shrimp ;?»1” radio. trana , power itaaring, shall cap. Dessert Cakes 99 Native Butternut Squash M ass. 9fh Shrimp Cocktail Taila 0 Saa $ "j 39 Mighty High Slrntbeny SborKeM $ "j 29 “A Good Place To Buy A Car” HMGelon $4 29 Native Mass. Health and Beauty Aids. Hendries Ice Cream Alt! Flavori I Fresh Green Cabbage 9 s 27 w Ofk: Daisy Razor 2pack-0npoubta 69' Hendries Dreamsicles (*0 ol 12 0 \ f Fresh Green Peppers 3 'b s M Breck Hair Spray 79' C A R T E R i s l D Sun S*ol 5 - Sm Sepl 11 m teenatt lo a l out cutlomart «a rttarva V>a ncM Id kM aalM In .1 .... 263 Middit Turnpike W«l 1229 Mala StTMt, Manchaater •646-6464 MANCHESTER ! 4 m. 10 p m Mon. Sit 9 i.m. 4 p.m.SUNDM I P A C T U A D T P n D n Cfijilei Opk Mill Sileei Line4brwb«s $1. RIs. 13130 Ifeinon Circle Open Evenlngt ’Ml 9 • Thurtitoy ’HI e knoi nnnirUlU/ 8i.n\.10pLa.Mon.Sil.9i.m.4p.m.SUND»r 'VERNON 8 i.m. 10 p.m.. Mon. Sil. 9 i.m. 4 p.m.'SUIIMIf S U P P L E M E N T TO MANCHESTER HERALD TUESDAY, SEPT. 7, i m > X i r t » 1 ? It Shoulder S / l VE 18c ^hVEM PER PACKAGE men’s B.V.D., Hanes underwear SAVESQp men s nylon r 79? B.V.D. BRAND B.V.D. BRAND HANES BRAND boys' crewneck POLYESTER COTTON 100% COTTON 100% COTTON knit shirts • l-SHIRTS (s.m.l.xl) nokedPork a T SHIRTS (S.rD.I.xl) • T S H I R T S (s.m l.*h knit shirts 'II SS *149 3 for 3 , 5 9 3 for 3 . 2 9 V”,; 3 for 3 .7 9 '« V i; 0 B R I E F S no 42) 4.59 • B R I E F S (30 42) • B R I E F S (30 42) u rStar 3 for 3 . 5 9 '« V i; 3 fo r 2 . 9 9 3 for 3.49 Vi; V-NECKS (Sizess.m.I.xl • ) • V-NECKS (s.m.I.Kl) •ATHLETIC SHIRTS 1.99 ’ service deli 2 f o r B 9 3 for 3 . 9 9 '” V « 3 for 3 .7 9 V i; 3 for 3.39 V?,' reg. 2 49 • ATHLETIC SHIRTS • ATHLETIC SHIRTS • BOXER SHORTS 100% nylon knit. Long sleeves, acrylic 3 for 3 ,5 9 / ' " V « Placket front. Solid 3 for 2.99 Vi; 3for4.69 '"Vi; knit. Solids,, stripes dCuts colors. Sizes s,m,l,xl. a BOXER SHORTf no 42) Sizes 8 to 18. Ifioys' 3oz. [Men's Dept.] 3 for 4 . 4 9 V i; Dept, i pkg. 4 5 S A V E 1.32 S A V E 19c S A V E 21c SA V E 2.10 S A VE 71c Cuts 99“ boys' cotton girls' nylon girls' women's rayon ed Luncheon Loaf knitted Dogs ;; sg' painter’s jeans bikinis knee-hi’s caroi^ jtns ranks curtains d Bacon *1” 4.66 79c 79c reg. 5.98 reg. 98c 6.88 F r a n k s reg. 1.00 reg. 8.98 2.27 ayer 2 front pockets, 2 back Make your own Rayon Knitted Cur pockets, watch monogram with iron- Long sleeves, acrylic tains. 72 inch length :on *1^® pocket, hammer loop. on letters. Medium, 8 Big assortment of knit. Novelty front. Solid colors or rule pocket. Sizes 8 to to 10, large 12, 14. 16. colors. Sizes 8 to 9 112. Sizes 42 to 46. dia'Trvond p/ints 18. [Boys'Dept.] [Girls' Dept.] 9 to 11. [Girls' Dept.\ 1 Sportswear Dept. I ! Curtain Dept 1 :sr Miy*r pkg I fats 2 J .V .8 9 ' g s in our dell DOOR CRRSHERS iring a service deli. Ham ON SRLE WEDNESDAY, SEPTEmBER 8 SA V E 47c S A V E 28c SA V E 31c SA V E 69c S A V E 39c ►eclion'^ Formed 1?9 women's women's nylon shower rayon acetate no-ifon ^oll ' £ 8 9 “ knee-hi nylons sheer scarves curtain rings hair-cjo pillow covers jsage »99= pillow cases rardolBeef" 3for 2 for 9 1 reg 88c 88c I 139 Mammoth ?J'*1^9 1.69 reg. 49c pr. I reg. 58c ea. reg. 1.19 Permanent press Zippered closure fabric Zippered Shop Beige, taupe, coffee, 28-inch sheer scarves. Sturdy plastic. Big White, pink* blue closure. Limit 4 per white, black. One size. Prints, ombres, solids. choice of solid colors. Limit 2 per customer customer [Domestics IBeet IHos/ery Depf.l \Handbag Dept.] I Curtain Dept. I 'Domestics Dept 1 Dept 1 S A V E 56c SA V E 1.00 S A V E 22c S A V E 61c SAVE20% OFF t ice tea aluminum 8 oz. silhouette Roughneck all window :Loaf glosses fry pa'ns^ lace shades Slaw S' 55' Thermos in stock 4 for ^ ^ reg Bottles opShop 1.99 yd 77c 98c yd Rolls 59* reg. 39c ea. reg 2.99 reg 20% off 2 49 regular prices om our kitchen. By Anchor Hocking. 10-inch diameter. Silhouette lace (By the 1.88 16-oz. size. Honey, Avocado, gold, cherry yard). Choice of White Free cutting to gold colors. colors. [Housewares patterns. \Housewares Leakproof stopper your exact measure m P ie \Housewares Dept. I Dept. I Dept. I I Housewares Dept I ments I Curtain Dept } f s | S 9 kg. W E HONOR OPEN W E HONOR 99^ THURSDAY d ^5 98' 30or I NIGHTS 99' HALE UNTIL9P.M. ^ 99' M A N C H ISn R CONNECTICUT ______I great values! p t r i, L ONLY" DOOR CRASHERS AND BACK PAGE FOR "NIONDAY ONLY" COUPONS •dfish Rain Check! Given When Adveitiaed Items Not Available Due To Heavy Demand or Not Arriving On TImof We Rosorvo Right To Umh QusntHiot. Not Responeiblo For Typographical Error!. * * r » ^ T l b . A Sim t Shop 24 02 7 Q c 3 Froi*n pkg / 1? Si m S Shop I (> 1*4 39 From) pkg I U.OS.. »1*» luty Aids. G4tont Cftc ck-0iipos4btf 0 ^ Awoool r 79' T'V k n t’T: p-:X;^W4'-.’ ■^l£KW sportswear NEW-FOR-FflLL “ -" y 4 STflRTLiNC IN - M ^ ¥ BLACK and PUfllPKIN U i F. m k m " coordinates 6 pieces from a famous maker S f to mix-match for many outfits ^3i*.' ■!> ■tm "; regu larly L^ V A. Long Sleeve Blouse, 8.98 6 .8 8 (^• # ■ Long sleeve, bow-tie blouse, in pumpkin. Wear with fANN black or pumpkin slacks for coordinate look. Sizes 10 to 18. B. Pants, R e g u la rly 9.98 7.88 ^ Your choice of a novelty pull-on in black or pumpkin or Initialled a fly front style with belt in black. Sizes 10 to 18. t-shirts C. Cardigans, R e gu larly 15.98 13.88 Long sleeve, shawl collar heavy knit cardigan with belt 3.28 re g .3 .9 8 N: in coordinating print of black and pumpkin. Sizes 10 to 18. Short sleeve t-shirt complete D. Big Top, R e g u la rly 13.98 11.88 with a package of press- Big top tunic in a black or pumpkin print. Styled with on initials —to print your own rounded tails, pockets and belt. Sizes 10 to 18. thing. Sizes s,m,l. E. Blazer, regu larly 15.98 13.88 100% polyester blazer in black only. Fitted style with two pockets. Wear with black or pumpkin pants. Sizes lOto 18. F. Shell, regu larly 4.98 3 .8 8 USE OUR FAmOUS LAYAWAY PLAN- Sleeveless mock turtle shell in pumpkin, to wear under TAKE 9C^ DAYS TO PAY 4 the black blazer. Sizes s,m,l. ^ ON PURCHASES OF *40 OR mORE r , , >■ • . • * , s, ■ ."S*;- . , N ,-c^ OFF Choose now at 25% off the regular price and take 90 days to pay, if your . ^ purchase, is $40 or more, and you can choose from selected groups o/ wools, REGULAR PRICES su^es, vinyls, leathers in pantcoats, regular lengths, storm coats and ski jackets. Yes, 25% off and 90 days to pay. Sizes for juniors, misses, women. NEW-FOR-FflLL! grand father-look dresses In long sleeve shirts skirt sets 3.98 Long sleeve shirts with grand ',4i\•u**/ father look neckline, plus ■ n many pther back-to-School slack sets styles —in prints and plaids. Sizes 32 to 38. jump suits -A 'O'S ■f SPECIAL PURCHASE* M illustrious name, qualiti^ made I 'V-v/‘ fashion blouses OSt'YOUR regularly to »32 yVe can't mention th'e name, but it's no secret. It's in every blouse for you to see. TheyVe all herel What's newl What's different, STORE CHARGE, what's popularl In sizes for juniors, misses, and m - women —now, at savings to introduce the fall season. Lots of skirt sets and jump su its-a s well 5.99 mnSTERCHARGE, as a fashion-winning selection of dresses and pant suits. Come here first—there's a dress for you. / regu larly *12 to *20 These are blouses known to women FOR EASY everywhere and available only in SIZES FOR This is a one-time pur better department and specialty JUNIORS. miSSES, WOmEN chase, cannot be stores. All kinds to choose from, SHOPPING duplicated. Thus, we and the assortments are differerjt ^.cannot give rain checks. in each store. Not all sizes in $lt\ Available only while quantities last. styles, or all styles in all stores. .. ' . 4 T 1.' Sleep^ NEW-FOR-FRLL < S r handbags I from our lingefT Jtoji 6ACK-T0-SCH00L SPECIAL! ■»''r at extra special savings '(Site:. Brazilian leather ir waltz gowns . shoulder stgles reg. 3.68 4.59 11.88 Nylon waltz gowns with lace and embroidered trim Pastel shades of pink, blue, mint and candle. reg. 14.98 Choice of three different models to choose from in long gowns soft Brazilian leathers. - Shoulder and adjustable c- reg. strap styles. In earthtones, 4.98 rust and honey. 3.88 \?y Nylon long gowns with lace and embroidered trim. Pastel shades of pink, blue and candle. Sizes s,m,l. i i Group 2 \ footed pajamas multi-compartment special in our budget dress dept. *A regularly 99* save on figure aids Tv 7 2 ^ Includes Our Complete Stocks! Save more than 25% on these one-size, Famous Labels! Wanted Fabrics! sheer-to-waist panty hose. Also tall and bg '‘Barbara Ann” < i ^ queen sizes in group. Beige, taupe, coffee. REGULAR \ Tall and Queer) Sizes-Same Price SALE 2-FOR PRICE PRICE PRICE •nglon tricot bras < 2 for 11.50 0 0 ea. sale! knee socks 2 for 13.00 • A T reg. *3 2 for 15.00 2 regularly 1.25 2 for 15.00 '1 n. Seamless Plunge Front 2 for 17.00 Popular plunge style with seam Turbo hi-bulk Orlo knits in a choice of solid 2 for 19.00 less cups of nylon tricot over colors or fancy patterns. Sizes 9 to 11. '2for21.00 Kodel. Adjustable stretch straps. 2 for 23.00 White. A32-36; B32-38; C34-40. Style 1304. save on leotards 2 for 25.00 2 for 27.00 B. Built-Up Shoulder Stgle 2for 27.00 and matching tights 2for 29.00 Built-up shoulder style. Nylon 2 fo r3 1 .0 0 tricot cups with fiberfill. Adjustable stretch straps. White. A32-36; reg. 2 for 33.00 LEOTARDS B32-38; C34-40. Style 1303. 4.22 4.98 2for 35.00 2 for 37.00 reg. 2for 39.00 girdies, pantg girdles SIZES 2X TO 5X TIGHTS 2.25 1.99 2 fo r4 1 .0 0 ea. 5.98 ea. Scoop neck, long sleeve style. 4.98 reg. *6 reg. *7 Black, navy, brown, light blue, Buy One A t Savings— Two A t Greater Savings Your choice of "miracle back" girdle or panty girdle. pink, wine. Sizes s, m, I. Our entire stockl Brand names include White Swan, 24-Hour Duty Both of Lycra powernet with satin stretch frorit Bob Evans, Clinic, Crest and Wil-Ko. All the preferred, all your favorite panel. Sizes m,l,xl. styles, including uniforms, pant suits, smocks, lab coats, and separates ■ \ , ;r -laji n li \ CREnTSRVINCS I ^ ON RN OUTSTRNDINC Iti' USE YOUR STORE CHARGE. / COLLECTION OF ;a ^ mRSTERCHARGE FOR SPORTCORfS,. CONVENIENT SHOPPING ^^iSlRCKS, RND SUITS u ^save 9.90 . /' save up to 3.10 on men’s on men’s wool sweaters sportcoats N V i 7 . 8 8 2forM5 reg. 10.98 Full fashioned, machine wash reg. 39.90 able Shetland wool sweaters in crew and v-neck ★ TEXTURIZED POLYESTER styles. Oatmeal, * CROmPTON CORDUROYS blue, melon, tan, 100% textured polyester coats grey, rust, copper. have three pleated pockets. Navy, Sizes s,m,l,xl. “j^ dark green, rust. Corduroy coats Hfk*.' iiU lk mm have leather buttons. Taupe, raisin, x ' L almondine colors. Sizes 38 to 46. Short, long, regular lengths. save 2.12 on men’s r y . dress siacks 7.S 8 2 fo r *15 1 reg. 10.00 ' 100% polyester doubleJtnit. Flare -we ve - legs, belt loops. Navy, brown, green, grey, camel. Waist sizes Kundreds of 7.99 30 to 42. A gets gou save *27. on men’s J |men^s-f^ous nome shirts- save 5.01 on men’s three-piece . a pair of zip front jackets vested suits all reduced to save j^ou 99^ to 1.99 << BIG YRNK 19.99 men’s long sleeve men’s long sleeve men’s long sleeve men’s long siM ve men’s long sleeve jeans reg. 25.00 *58 sport shirts flartnel shirts rugb^ shirts dress shirts earth shirts reg. 85.00 regularly 9.99 and 10.98 Choice of two styles; polyurethane jackets with zip front and belted The vest. It's the third piece that. creates a wholly appealing picture 3.99 5.99 5.99 6.99 7.99 back. Brown, tan, oxblood. Sizes SAVE2.00 TO2.99 for the new season. Coat has reg. 4.98 reg. 6.98 and 7.98 reg. 6.98 reg. 8.98 , reg. 10.98 36 to 44. center vent with hacking flap Acrylic pile lined wool jackets with Polvastef-cotton bland 100% conon, and wovan 100% polyesterknlt. White Polyester-conon perma- Homespun 100% conon pockets. Fully constructed pants. Choice of S-pocket, western model four pockets. Self collar, split Panama. Sizass.nn.I.xl. coni^n flannel. Plaids, collar. Navy/red/graen neijt press bland. TonA- knit. Braided rope trim on ' All made of texturized polyester. prints. Sizes a,m,I,xl. color combinations. Sizes corduroy jeans; or, 10-oz. cotton sides. Grey, brown, blue. Sizes on-tone, stripes. Regular yokes, pockets. Green, Navy, brown, tan, pilaids. Sizes 38 MEN^S CLOTHING DEPARTMENT s.m.I.xl. and bunon-down collars.' brown, blue. Sizes s,m,l,xl. denim jeans with western pockets. s,m,l,xl. Sizes 29 to 38. to 46. Shorts, regulars, longs. V SizMl4Mto17. MEN’S FU8IWSHINGS DEPT. nmELY CCyicTiaN 0^^ mnCHINI,,w ashable BOVS’ ^RTSV fERR J ^ FUN-DflmENTf)LS savings on children’s sportswear BOYS’ SHIRT SALE! SALE! SALE! FOR Lim E eOYS’ POLOS 2.88 reg. 3.50 Long sleeve polos in choice of high crew, turtle, and rugby styles. -boys’ bogs’ FASHION Solids and jacquards. Sizes 2 to 4, 4 to 7. each jcrewneck warm-up BOYS’ SLACKS 3.88 reg^4.98 •i?*i , . ■ SCHOLRRS JK Rough and ready woven plaid slacks. Flare leg, swing pocket, belt VS'. sweoters jackets V loop style. Navy, green, brown. Sizes 4 to 7. 3.24 regularly 3.98 GIRLS’ DRESSES 5.88 reg 6.98 reg. 5.98 6.99 reg. 8.98 Polyester- cotton permanent press blend fabrics. Choice of several Permanent press blend fabrics. Long sleeves. pretty styles including jumper skirts with matching tops. Sizes DRESS SHIRTS: Dusty tone colors. Sizes 8 to 18. 2 to 4, 4 to 6x. SPORT SHIRTS: 100% cotton flannel. Plaids, scenic prints. . 100% acrylic knit, and shet- Nylon taffeta shell. Cotton Sizes 8 to 18. 4 “ land type knit. Navy, brown, flannel lined. Snap front. ‘ 14 ■ cbpper,' light blue, green, Sizes s,m ,l,xl. KNIT SHIRTS: Acrylic knits and polyester-cotton blends. Crew, b el^. Sizes 8 to 18. turtleneck collar styles. Solids, stripes, fancies. Sizes 8 to 18. GIRLS’ SLACKS 4.88 reg. 5.98 Polyester-cotton perma nent press blend fabrics. IM save 3.10 Sizes 4 to 6x. GIRLS’POLOS 2.88 reg. 3.50 8 3.98 on winter Long sleeve turtleneck ' polos. Solids and jacquards. jackets Sizes 4 to 6x. for boijs, gj/ls sizes 4 ioj&xIlA /mUN each ^ reg. 14.98 a SALE! giris’ 7 to 14 b o ijs* get set for school ■ ^ 1 w a rm -u p su its boat neck sw e a te rs special purchase FAmOUSNAmE JEAN SALE! L^ng sleeve boat neck sweaters in solids and patterns. 100% acrylic. Assorted 9.99 colors. Sizes s, m. I, 6.98 TVfILL FLARE JEANS: Solid colors of navy, brown, green. Regulars 8 to 18, slims 8 to 1€, huskies 8 to 18. reg. 12.98 cordurog p an tS PERAIANENT PRESS JEANS: Polyester-cotton each Choose plaid polyester/cotton pants or 6.88 no-iron blend. Solid colors, fancies. Sizes 8 to 16. solid color corduroys. Navy, rust, green, re|. 8.98,9.98 100% creslan acrylic knh. blue, camel. Sizes 7 to 14. DOUBLE KNEE JEANS: Brushed cotton twill. Solid colors and plaids. Regulars and slims 8 to 12. Raglan sleeves. Racer 5.49 str^es down sides. Nylon Jute tfjm skirts CORDUROYJEANS: Polyester-cotton corduroy regularly 6.49 and 7.98 zipper. Sizes s,m ,l,xl. Brushed cotton. A-line skirts with jute trim 5.78 blend. Mint, beige, taupe, French blue. Slims 8 to 16, and rope belts. Sizes 7 to 14. reg. 6.98 regulars 8o tolu 18. lo. INFANTS DEPARTMENT ■ s’#’"!.' . p money-saving, time-saving, famous name housewares P i ^1 . . -'It - rr^gic maid SPRINCmPID NO-lftON PERGRLE SHEETS, CASES S A V E 50‘ heayu-dutu Prestone ‘twin-burger** anti-freeze hamburger eiectfikbroom Rmstoffl makers PREVENTS BOII. 5 0 % Kodel® poli^ester and 5 0 % cotton vacuum cleaners K OVERS 3.99 14.77 reg. 4.49 reg. percale ‘‘Regal Rose” pattern 19.88 PATENTED Makes two burgers as fast twin RUC PILE DIAL as one... in a minute or so. flat or fitted Winter-summer formulas. Plan Broils and sears both sides Q 3 .50' ^ ahead for winter and save! at once. Toasts and grills. full full flat 4 .^0 reg.5.97 r queen SA V E 4.11 flat or fitted 7.50 standard cases 24.77 reg. 4.97 pkg.of 2 \ 4.00 I® Colorful floral prints on pink, blue or yellow tinted grounds, these reg. 32.88 CRj|]l3!jL>P0T no-iron Kodel® polyester and cotton sheets require no ironing, come Presto from the dryer bright and'wrinkle-free every time. king size broilers 12.77 37.77 reg. 42.88 reg. 16.88 Broils, bakes and slow cooks. Continually 3'/j-qt. container. With purchase, you SPECIAL BLANKET SAVINGS cleans itself. Full front removable tem can apply for a free 208-page cook book • Rug pile dial settings VI pered glass door. Sliding temperature entitled "Crock Pot Cooking." Gold, too for low," medium pile guide. Chrome body. avocado, flame. rugs, deep shag and J‘"rn bare floors. • Dirt cup is easy to em pty.^o bags to buy. D^tecto \ ■ • Lighnveight— hangs . ' on hook for easy bathroom accessories ' ''stora^'iYi'As^ I - rV. - • HANDLE SCALES .p'k Power suction edge Shaped handle, stain 3-YEAR ■p gets every spMk of dirt proof mat. 280 lb. cap- e mm WEAR GUARANTEE V ~ in comers, baseboards. ''T T ' . acity. White,gold,black 6.44 reg. 8.98 BY MONSANTO sale! Colonial Pinsonic Kodel® filled si- ‘. ' f ' V - •FULL SIZEHPmPERS perm pre8s mattress pads Hamper covered with k»» textured vinyl covering. NEW ‘‘KENWOOD** LfiDY ALfTlY THERmfiL ' ^ 1 - i f - 24" high, 21" wide, 12" _ _ ANCHOR BAND FITTED deep.White,brown,gold. 9.99 reg. 14.98 BLANKETS CHATHAm iBLANKETS KENWOOD Twin 4.49 reg. 5.49 Twin 5.49 reg. 6.49 • Does the work of a * 'PADDED TOILET SEATS BOTH 72x90 SIZE Full 5.49 reg. 6.49 Full 6.49 reg. 7.49 vacuum (^ner,^ car Fits all Standard fixtures. ' _ regularly pet sweepw, dust mop, White, blue, yellow, pink. 10.77 reg. 15.88 gour choice each Choose the style you like best. Savings to $1 and more broom and upholstery •“ S i 7 .5 0 8.98 on each size. Need no ironing. A blend of 55% Virgin Acrylic and 45% Acrylic. A blend of 55% Virgin Acrylic and 45%S4crylic Daisy embroidered solid color nylon border, in a thermal weave that's cool in summer, warm Wear-Dated—3-year Guarantee by Monsanto, in winter. Gold, red, apricot, chamois. 3-year Blue, apricot, gold. Guarantee by Monsanto. iRDY nimv^ SUPER YARN SFILEI luxurg carpets at '/cVl Special Purchase! heavy, sheered terry bath towels amazingig low prices nr 1.88 100% continuous filament if perfect 3.98 9x12 room size Luxurious weight, in m m k 9x12 nglon rugs sheered terry that broadloom rugs has the feel of velvet. “COmPOSE** BEDPILLOWS Choice of two floral with foam backs p rin ts. Our regular 64.99 & of DACRON® FIBERFILLII 2.49. Acrylic Creslan reg. 89‘ Remnants cut from luxury broad- our reg. price 59.99 4 4 9 9 reg. Wash Cloths looms. Choose from shags, twists, Orion Sayelle reg.'1.19 4.98 to match ' plushes, tweeds, sculptured and 3.88 % 100% Wool more. Every one of these room size Attractive and long-wearing, these 100% continuous Standard size pillow plumply filled if peff. 1.49 reg. 1.19 broadloom remnant rugs is serged filament nylon rugs will add the finishing touch to any with Dacron® Rberfill II. Corded edges. £srsu"i?«rf ' Choose the yarn on all 4 sides. Fine selection of bright, decor. Tweed pattern with foam backing in red, gold, blue Beautiful blue floral print. reg. 89* .78 in Mch of a* least 30 colors vibrant colors. and green.