PM3E FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., Aug. 3, 1976

O b itu a riM V i . , The weather ^ Inside today Sieplien A. MikoloWgky Mra. Christine N. Harvey William J. Turkington I - " ’ ^ :1 Fair tonight, low in the 50s. Mostly Stephen A. Mikolowsky, 19, of 41 Mrs. Christine Nelson Harvey, 82, William J. Turkington of Sarasota, * ■ . ••• -s J sunny Thursday, high in upper 70s, low Area news...... 12 Family...... 20 Alexander St. died as the result of in­ of 30 Griswold St. died this morning Fla., formerly of Manchester, died 80s. Precipitation probability zero Business...... ,.27 Kitchen...... 19 juries received when the motorcycle at Manchester Memorial Hospital. through Thursday. National weather Classified — 14-16 Obituaries ...... 18 Thursday at a motel in Georgia on his tjThe Bright : Comics...... 17 Sr. Citizens...... 3 he was riding collide with a car Mrs. Harvey was born Dec. i 1893, way home from a visit in forecast map on Page 15. TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES early this morning on Center St. in Manchester where she lived all her Dear Abby...... 17 Second Thought 19 Manchester. TWO SECTIONS MANCHEST»R. CONN., WEDNESDAY. AUOOSTH, UTO - VOL: XGV, No. 260 PR ItE i FIFTEEN CENTS Editorial ...... 4 Sports...... 10-11 life. The funeral and burial were in The operator of the motorcycle, Before her retirement many years Florida. Richard L. Brown, 21, also of ago, she was a timekeeper at Cheney Mr. Turkington was born in Manchester, was also killed. Bros. She also worked at G. Fox & Manchester and attended local Co. in Hartford and at Manchester schools. Scientists seek cause Mr. Mikolowsky was born March Memorial Hospital. 23, 1957, in Manchester. He was a He was employed with the U.S. She was active in Girl Scouts and Post Office in Manchester until member of the Class of 1975 of had served as a commissioner with Manchester High School. moving to Florida about 10 years the organization. She was also a ago. He was employed at Alcar Auto member of the American Association He was a member of Manchester Mystery disease toll Parts in Manchester. of Retired Persons and the Lodge of Masons, a past most He leaves his parents, Daniel J. Manchester Senior Citizens. excellent high priest of Delta and Olga Krenisky Mikolowsky. Survivors are a son, John Harvey Chapter of Royal Arch Masons, and a The funeral is Thursday at 9:30 of Atlanta, Ga.; a daughter, Mrs. past Grand Tall Cedar of Nutmeg a m. from the John F. Tierney Charles H. Hamilton of Manchester; Forest, Tall Cedars of Lebanon. continues to mount Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., five grandchildren and four great­ He leaves his wife, Mrs. Elizabeth HARRISBURG, Pa. (UPI) - emphasized that no possible cause with a Mass at 10 at the Church of the grandchildren. Elleson Turkington; two sons. Dr. dition, Allegheny County Coroner Federal and state scientists working had been-ruled out. Assumption. Burial will be in St. The funeral is Friday at 9:30 a m. Roger Turkington and William Cyril Wecht Said an elderly in sealed laboratories today tried to Besides trying to pin down the James Cemetery. at the Holmes Funeral Home, with Turkington Jr.; a brother Austin Legionnaire died at 3; 15 a m. today isolate the agent responsible for the cause of the ailment, doctors were Friends may call at the funeral the Rev. Felix Davis of Second Turkington of Manchester, and two at Presbyterian-University Hospital home Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to Congregational Church officiating. swift-acting disease that has killed at watching anxiously for possible in Pittsburgh. James Sikes, 78, had sisters. - J- - ' 9 p.m. Burial will be in Grove Hill ..r'- least 21 persons and hospitalized spread of the illness to those who attended the convention and Wecht The family suggests that those Cemetery, Rockville. scores of others in the wake of an were not among the 10,000 people, said the symptoms of the disease wishing to do so may make memorial Friends may call at the funeral American Legion convention. who attended the state American “fits the picture completely" of gilts to the Manchester Memorial home Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 A b o u t to w n The first break in the around-the- Legion convention in Philadelphia previous deaths in the strange case. Hospital Development Fund. p.m. clock effort to solve the medical July 21-24. Physicians said most of those who The family suggests that those mystery was expected Thursday “We are praying right now that we died had high fevers and died in wishing to do so may make memorial when test tube analyses of tissue don’t have secondary shock with extensive pneumonia. gifts to the American Cancer Society The Westhill Gardens Club will specimens taken from victims should developments," said Dr. William E. The outbreak mushroomed Monday or the Cystic Fibrosis Association. meet Friday at 1:15 p.m. in Herr­ start producing results at state labs Parkin, chief of the epidemiology and health officials were puzzled by mann Hall on Bluefield Dr. in Philadelphia and the federal section of the state's communicable the severity of the symptoms. Infant McDonald Center for Disease Control in Atlan­ disease control office. “If this is Dr. Jay E. Satz, director of the Infant Casandra Mikel McDonald, • LM * • ■* ta. going to be something new and division of virology at the two months old, of 1911 S. Bryan St., exotic, we’d just as well not see it Philadelphia Bureau of Laboratories, Melbourne, Fla., died Thursday at Olympic hopefuls at Verplanck Pool Scientists said the scanty evidence again.” said he had never seen anything like New Friendly’s coming available suggested a virus of some The state Health Department said Brevard Hospital in South Brevard, Swimmers are again enjoying the refreshing waters of Verplanck Pool, which opened this before. He said the rapid series Fla. Charter Oak entrance project under way kind was responsible, but they 20 deaths had been confirmed and 115 of developments was “ new and Graveside services were held Mon­ A new Friendly’s is coming to Officer Ernest Machell said the Friday. The pool had been closed for resurfacing and repainting. The new paint has caused other cases had been reported. In ad­ frightening” day at Fountainhead Memorial Park, Manchester. parking and drainage for the facility the surface around the pool to become slippery when wet. Lifeguards have been warning Work has started on improving the entrance to Charter Oak Park. Director of Public Works Melbourne, on Monday. The proposed restaurant will face will have to be approved by Town swimmers to be careful and report that, although a few falls have occurred, there have Jay J. Giles said part of the roadway into the park is being shifted and the entire entrance is She was born May 14, 1976 at Center St., on property between Engineer Walter J. Senkow. been no serious accidents. An entrance ramp at the shallow end of the pool has been being repaved. Southeast Paving Co. of West Hartford is doing the work at Charter Oak Sniffer’ dogs used in search McKee and Dougherty Sts. The land Melbourne, the daughter of Mr. and covered with a rubber mat to prevent any slippage problems. Rizzo Pools, which did the Park, as well as repaving work at the the Municipal Building parking lot. Giles said both Mrs. Stephen W. McDonald. is now vacant. If this approval is granted, then the Other survivors are her paternal The building will cover 4,069 Friendly's Corp. will have to bring a renovations, said the surface should become less slippery once it is worn down. If not, they jobs should be completed within two weeks. (Herald photo by Pinto) grandmother, Mrs. Ruth McDonald square feet and a surrounding second plot plan to the Building will refinish it after the swim season ends. (Herald photo by Pinto) for bodies of flood victims of Palm Bay, Fla., formerly of parking lot will include 76 spaces. Department for granting of a building permit. Manchester, her maternal grand­ A preliminary plot plan of the LOVELAND, Colo. (UPI) - out and then dig them up with the into the canyon from the west. mother and her great-grandmother structure was filed with the Building Machell said the building will Block grant fund allocations Bulldozer crews followed specially bulldozers,” State Patrol Sgt. John Crews, using dynamite to blast the Department. Zoning Enforcement require no zoning variances. trained '‘snUfer’’ dogs through Big Kelly said. canyon walls into the flood plain, Thompson Cllnyon today to retrieve Permits to return to their homes pushed the road nine miles into the Town, banks discuss loan program more bodies from waist-deep mire were issued to residents of the area canyon. given okay by town directors and tangled debris along the river. and roadblocks were manned by the Searchers swept into the canyon State Patrol to prevent looting. Some Tuesday when the clouds finally Director of Human Services Alan $74,(X)0 for the program, and has block grant funds to pay the Survivors tried to find loved ones No discrimination reported the development of a transportation Phyllis Jackston said, "What is our residents returned to what was left of broke and found mud-caked bodies, N. Mason and Town Manager Robert applied for a secondary grant of difference between the bank’s rate By GREG PEARSON missing since the weekend flash system, monitor and improve the obligation to private property? We’re their homes and cabins to begin most of them women and children, B. Weiss will meet with represen­ $ 1 0 0 , 0 0 0 . and the lower interest rate es­ Herald Reporler flood in the Rocky Mountain vacation existing system, and seek alternative getting into an area we shouldn’t be cleaning up, Kelly said. lodged in the debris and half-buried tatives from Manchester banks tablished for the program . The Board of Directors Tuesday spot. Some searched aimlessly along There are two possible ways of sources of funding for mass transpor­ getting into." A road was being reconstructed in the mire. in local housing market Wednesday afternoon to discuss the Mason said these two possibilities night okayed acceptance of $301,000 the river bed and others waited at financing the program’s loans. tation, Carl Zinsser said, “If that fire lane rehabilitation loan program. will be discussed with the bankers to in Community Development funds two makeshift morgues. Mason said. One way is using the The five members, who will serve is to be kept open, it should be the Mason said the meeting will be for see which is the most feasible. and also vot^ for a five-member block grant funds for providing loans voluntarily and the lengths of their responsibility of the private in­ The official death toll reached 99 T here’s no discrim ination in Blanchard and Zinsser are natives into town will now be monitored the town to get input from the banks He prefers the method where the Manchester Transportation Commis­ at a rate lower than that granted by terms, are: William A. Massett, five dustry” Tuesday and disaster officials said Manchester’s housing market, accor­ of Manchester. They both said the through the town clerk’s office. on how they should run the loan banks provide the loan and the sion. New training center the banks. years; Jane Curtis, four years; The directors reappointed Pascal more bodies had been left in the ca­ ding to participants in a meeting number of minority-group members Forms will be provided by the town program. program’s funds are used to sub­ The $301,000 is available through Nicholas G. Lefas, three years; Mastrangelo to another five-year nyon overnight. Sheriff Bob Watson, Monday afternoon on the subject. living in town has increased greatly. The program, which will provide sidize the interest paid on the loan. the Community Development Block clerk to all attorneys involved in a The normal interest rate for home Katherine M, Giblin, two years; and who said the toll could run as high as Town Manager Robert B. "Weiss loans to help improve and rejuvenate Grant Program. The town recently term on the Manchester Housing “There has been a tremendous in­ transfer of property. The attorney improvement loans is now 12 per “It enables us to make the propam ’s Renato N, Nicola, one year. All 200, said he was certain more bodies and Director of Human Services Alan existing neighborhoods, will be received final approval for its second Authority. His term had expired on opens in September crease in minorities in the town, ” will then specify whether the person cent. The second approach would be money go a lot further," he said. 'The except Nicola served on the Advisory July 1. either were buried in the muck and N. Mason met with Robert F. Blanchard said. “I can remember funded through Community Develop­ year of participation in the program, moving in is a minority-group to have the banks provide the loan at meeting will be held at 2 p.m. Committee on Transportation. The Five appointments were also made debris or washed downstream. Blanchard, of Blanchard & Rossetto ment block grants. Mason said the which provides federal assistance multiply-handicapped adolescents when there were only two or three member or not. their normal rate and have the town- Wednesday in the Municipal appointments are effective im- to the Citizens Advisory Committee. By DOUG BEVINS Realtors and president of the through the Department of Housing A teen-ager plowing a flooded from Manchester and surrounding minorities in town. I feel we have an Zinsser said this system, es­ town has already been guaranteed subsidize the interest rate, using the Building. m ^iately. Herald Reporter Manchester Board of Realtors, and and Urban Development (HUD) for The board named Frank Sheldon, vegetable garden unearthed three towns. open market for housing,’’ he said. tablished at yesterday’s meeting, Town Manager Robert B. Weiss Gilmoure Cole, Dr. Fred Otter, Carl Zinsser, head of the Zinsser needed community improvement bodies Tuesday. Construction of Manchester's Reporting to the building com­ Zinsser said, “Anybody who wants will help provide more accurate in­ said an ordinance for police Donald Conrad, and James Farr to Agency. projects. Regional Occupational Training mittee on other projects, Lawrence to buy a house in Manchester and can formation to HUD on the number of patrolling of fire lanes in shopping the committee. The Red Cross compiled lists The meeting stemmed from an NATIVE tovenlry, Last night’s action by the board Center will be finished in time for said completion of the town’s new afford it, can do it,’’ Zinsser said. minorities moving to Manchester. He center parking lots is being con­ The directors also appointed agreement between the town and the now makes the funds available for showing 860 persons missing and school opening in September, No. 5 firehouse in Buckland is “As far as I’m concerned, there is no pointed out, however, that the PEACHES Open 7 Days sidered. Robert H. Killian to the Disaster more than 2,000 survivors. The lists federal Department of Housing and Conn. appropriation. although there have been some expected during the week of Aug. 16 discrimination." system will not count anyone who is Control Advisory Council to fill the were drawn from missing person Urban Development (HUD). and APPLES Formation of the five-member Designated parts of the lots are delays in building, architect Richard Almost all electrical, heating, He did say price is a definite factor renting, rather than buying, a home. (Bolton Town Line) unexpired term of Henry J. reports and interviews with HUD had suggested the town adopt in evaluating the Manchester Manchester Transportation Commis­ supposed to be kept clear for traffic Lawrence told the Town Building plumbing and painting work has been Only ■ 5 Minute PteMwii ' in case of fire. Weiss said there have Michalak, which ends in November. evacuees. an equal opportunity coordinator for market. The average home in town sion was recommended in a study Committee Tuesday night. finished in the fire station, Lawrence FERRANDO Rid* from Manchester. been problems, especially during Durword Miller was named to the housing, a suggestion the Board of sells for over $41,000. fiLLLENS made by the Advisory Committee on Many of the missing could have left Lawrence said problems with in­ said, and the only holdup has in­ T ik * 1-84 to Bolton Transportation Needs, which was busy shopping periods, preventing Human Relations Commission to fill stallation of cabinets, and resulting Directors rejected. Instead, an The number of minorities moving ORCHARDS Notch. Drive 2 Mite* E**! the fanyon before the flood struck volved delivery of overhead doors for agreement was reached that called Pact rejected first presented to the directors last cars from parking in fire lanes. the unexpired term of Judith Den­ delays in floor finishing, won’t post­ the station's two apparatus bays. Birch Ml. Rowl to Alten'i Market; Where nison, which also ends in November. Saturday night, or left afterward for meetings between town officials November. pone school opening but may leave Lawrence also told the building BRIDGEPORT (UPI) - About 260 Qtutonbury You Can Stop at ttw Two directors spoke against the The Board of Directors met with without notifying anyone, the Red and real estate brokers to make sure workers at Bridgeport Metal Goods MARKHUHL Waatem Auto, ^us Othar The commission will coordinate idea of police patrol of the lots. Cross said. little time for staff orientation in the committee that corrective work on a fair housing practices are being up­ Jobs regained Slora* White Shopping ol the Board of Education before the new building. folding partition at filing Junior High walked off tbe job Monday after directors’ regular meeting. “ Dog teams and bulldozers are held in the town. Meetings with len­ MERIDEN (UPI) - A federal Aiian-a Plaia... The $1.4 million training center, School is being done, and installation rejecting a proposed 18 to 20 pr cent The joint meeting was an infor­ going up the stream bed and we’ll see ding institutions to discuss fair len­ labor judge has ordered six fired under construction at Hillstown Rd of extra fire alarm lights and horns pay hike. iHighest Quality, Choice Meats, lowest Prices! mational one concerning state if the dogs can sniff them (bodies) ding practices, and the recent adop­ workers re-instated with back pay Missouri Senate nominee and Wetherell St., will serve has been completed tion of the affirmative action plan AdvBrtlsad Specials Are Rood Thru Saturday, August 7Ui. statute 76-403, which went into effect because tbeir employer fired them Officials of Local 237, International were also part of the agreement July 1, The new law says the two for organizing a union at Packer In­ Union of Radio, Electrical and O n r Than ol UmicMad tantca That* Spaclala Are Just A Rampla of The Many Spaclalt Throughout Our boards must meet 210 days before the between HUD and the town. dustries. killed in airplane crash Machine workers were trying to Open 24 Hours Dally Hug* Stors; IT WILL PAY YOU TO COME TO ALLEN’S TO STOP A 8AVEII educational budget for the next fiscal “It doesn’t appear that there are Judge Samuel Ross of the National reopen contract talks with the com- ST. LOUIS (UPI) — Rep. Jerry Lit­ largest voter turnouts in the history year is , due, to discuss salary any discriminatory practices among Labor Relations Board ruled the firm FM EMERIZNCY SERVKE BA^)r pany, which manufacturers ton scored the political upset of the of Missouri’s party primaries. negotiations that might affect next the realtors, ” Weiss said this mor­ was guilty of “unfair labor prac­ Choice _ _ Today’s news summary flashlights and cosmetic cases. BEEFUVER...... 3 9 ‘ year in Missouri, but he died year’s school budget, which is due ning. He said that they have followed tices." MILD CURB Litton had defeated Rep. James W. Hindquarters Q Q ( tragically in a plane crash without Feb. 21, 1977, C o m p ile d by I 'n ite d ProNt* I iite rn a tio m il lair housing practices lor some time. Packer President Donald F. Woods Mobil ” Symington, D-Mo., son of retiring The workers over the weekend HEATIN6 0ILS BtCOH...... :...... ,b.»1.19 ever learning of his victory. The two boards discussed the law, Mason agreed. ’’We’re quite denied the charges at a recent Labor Of Beef (Culand Wrappad) Sen. Stuart Symington, and former FRB8H GROUND Litton’s plane crashed Tuesday and the Board of Directors were told satisfied with what we heard," he Relations Board hearing. rejected a proposal that would have Gov. Warren E. Hearnes for the S ta te given them an average hourly wage OIL BURNER R ...... 7S< shortly after takeoff (or a party they are now allowed to have a of congressmen and committee CHOWCHILLA, Calif. -A trio said. Choice Democratic nomination for senator. chairmen to changes in their of young men suspected of abduc­ of $4.07 over three years. They com­ HEATINB INSTALLATION GROUND CHUCK among supporters in Kansas City. representative present at all negotia­ plained the offer would not keep up Forequarters 7 C ( Killed in the crash with Litton, 39, Under state law, the Democratic tion sessions between the Board of HARTFORD - State Health jurisdictions. ting 26 of the town’s children, who with the cost of living. 643-5135 PATTIES IBIh.hox)...... Ih. 99* were his wife Sharon and their two state committee must choose a Education and school employes. Commissioner Dr. Douglas Lloyd safely escaped from an un­ 315 Cantor St. Manchester (KBeef (Cut and Wrappad) lb,® FIRST CUT children, a son, Scott Stuart, 12, and replacement for a deceased nominee. There seemed to be a general lack of said today that a Connecticut man AUGUSTA, Maine —Richard derground prison, were returned Shoreline waters FANNY FARMER SniOIIISTUK...... I,M .3 9 a daughter, Linda Lorraine, 13. 'Their But the runners-up in the primary, in interest among the directors about who was reported to have the Picariello—already being sought to a moody Chowchilla today for Choice Sides deaths near Litton’s hometown of deference to the Litton tragedy, sending such a representative to symptoms of the mysterious il­ in connection with a series of an appearance at a heavily CHOCOLATES CENTER CUT cleaner this year Chillicothe cast a pall over one of the would not discuss the possibilities. negotiation proceedings. lness that has killed 21 persons terrorist bombings in New guarded courthouse. All want a NOW AT COMPLETE Of Beef (Cut and Wrappad) tb.^® SMLOMSIEHt...... lb. *1.5 9 has been diagnosed as a cardiac England—may have been involved reduction in their $1 million bail ARTHUR DRUG patient. in two bank robberies in Maine as NEW HAVEN (UPI) - in Connecticut from LIQUOR KPARTMENT Catholic Church criticized Lloyd said the man did not at­ well, the FBI has confirmed NEW YORK -M bst of New U.S. Coast Guard figures January through June, 15 TOP ROUND ROAST TOP ROUND STEAK tend the Pennsylvania State York City’s 18.000 municipal show the waters off were from vessels, 14 from COLD BEEH American Legion Convention last National hospital workers went on strike Connecticut’s coast were shore facilities and 33 from. AND BACK RUMP ROAST month and does not have the today in open defiance of a court TWO WAYS TO EiDM TOP SRLOiN STEAK cleaner during the first unknown sources. WEDEUVER for accepting ‘new Nazism’ symptoms of the illness that has FORT WORTH, Tex. -Cullen order. The 16 struck hospitals half of 1976 than they were A COIUGE SAURY TOP SIRLOUl ROAST BOnOM ROUND STEAK stricken at least 115 persons and Davis, a millionaire oil man, has serve nearly 10,000 patients. a year ago. WITH OR WtTHOIIT ARTHUR DRUG PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - In Church for accepting "a new Teresa of India, considered by many hospitalized scores. Lloyd been charged with the shooting There were 62 oil spills, 4 YEARS OF COLLEGE iSHOULDERaOD ROAST CUBE STEAK tears, Brazilian Ari^hblshop Helder Nazism” used by Latin American Catholics to be a "living saint." declined to identify the patient. deaths of his I2-year-oId step­ totaling 7,639 gallons, Phan* 643-1505 Camara threw away his prepared governments as an excuse to fight Mother Theresa and Vatican daughter and a basketball star NEW FAIRFIELD -A n appeal International recorded from January to 1 . IBM Computer NO LOWES PRICES ANYWHERE speech and criticiz^ the Catholic communism. Secretary of State Bishop Giovanni and wounding two others. June in Connecticut, accor­ Fire calls Your by Stephen Weil concerning a Operatlom — 6 month Your The Archbishop spoke at Benelll both embraced Camara after ding to statistics released propos^ housing development on KHARTOUM. Sudan -Eighty- Couru “ Freedom and Justice Day” the speech. LOS ANGELES —Sequestered Monday. Cholca Choice land suggested earlier this year one persons were executed today proceedings Tuesday at the Catholic Famous for her work with the poor jurors in the trial of William and The Coast Guard said the 2. IBM Computer Frogram- for a state park on Candlewood for their part in a recent coup Munrlu-ster * of Calcutta, Mother Theresa brought Emily Harris entered their fifth mbii — S month Courto OPENING WEDNESDAY 1.49 Road to close Church’s 41st International Lake has been denied by the attempt against the regime of iigure represents a 44 per Monday, 3:50 p.m. —Grass Eucharistic Congress, the first to be the 10,000 pilgrims to their feet in day of deliberations today. cent decrease in gallons Cn hat one of the boot PRODUCE SPECIALS! GEM O I L ...... g*l.*2,99 Connecticut Supreme Court. President Jaafer Numeiry, the fire off Interstate 84 near MANChESTERS NEW FISH i held In the U nlt^ States In 50 years, sustained applause for her remarks Deliberations begain last Friday. spilled as compared with placefflont records in tlw for rail repairs Sudan news agency reported. Gardner St. overpass. (Town) SWEm i E E C O F H E (Umwai. ..ib.*1.S9 and he said freedom and justice was on abortion: "It is very, very great the first six months of last country. Our graduatet are / MARKET ^ BANANAS Numeiry accused Libya of Monday, 6:30 p.m. —Eighth wanting in Latin America. poverty to decide that a child must Regional PASADENA, Calif. -Viking* year. District drill on cardio­ SWEET UFE VEGETABLE SALE Tolland Tpke,, from Long Hill masterminding the coup. ' employed in over 190 FRESHSEAFOOD 19< ih Ignoring the prepared text, the die that you may live as you wish.” scientists said today they have Four times more oil has pulmonary resuscitation. Cut Oram Bsant, Sllcsd Basts, Sllcsd Carrots, Rd. in East Hartford to Windsor ma|er companlei.' archbishop attacked the Catholic Today’s activities at the eight-day RUTLAND, Vt. -T h e Vermont three working biological been spilled in the waters Monday, 11:09 p.m. —Car f r o m 'THE STATE ^ NEW CROP Tsndar Past, Sllcsd or Whols Potatoas St. In Manchester, will be closed TEL AVIV, Israel -Govern­ Church for failing to recognize the Congress centered on the clergy and Yankee Nuclear Power Corp. has experiments on Mars but a fourth of New Haven so far this fire at Croft Dr. and Windsor to traffic for much of next Sunday ment sources disclosed Monday Basic Grants and Federally OF MAINE K b ' POTATOES "anti-Communisl talk of the internal members of religious orders. been sued by the state for the ac­ test that would see]( past life year than in any other St. (Eighth Districtb because of railroad repairs. Israeli and breakaway Lebanese Insured Student All the symposiums and events are cidental spill last month of some . forms by analyzing molecules was Monday, 11:29 p.m. —Acci­ 9 9 * 10 Ih*. 5 Cans Eastbound traffic from East colonialists as nothing more than a forces have been holding talks to Connecticut port. in keeping with the theme of the 83,000 gallons of radioactive unable to get a soil sample to test dent rescue on Interstate 86 Loans Available Hartford will be cut off at Long ill new Nazism. .curb resumption of anti-Israeli There were 14 spills, west of Exit 94. (Eighth Congress — "the Eucharist and the water Into the Connecticut River because the boom arm that lifts WITH THI* COUPON T WITH COUPON AND Rd., except for those residents "No. No. We don’t need to fight guerrilla activity from Lebanon totaling 3,769 gallons, in District) COMPUTER ■Tr WITH „ COUPeN ANO hungers of the human family.” from its plant at Vernon. the soil malfunctioned. New Haven; four spills in Today, 12:27 am. —Acci­ $6.00 PUNCHASl W.M PUnCHAU living beyond It. communism by making a new The estimated one million Greenwich, totaling 1,106 PROCESSING DOMINO Westbound traffic from Nazism," he said. "I don't believe it. JOHANNESBURG. South dent rescue on Center St. near SPECIALIZING IN 50« OFF I Catholics attending Congress events BOSTON -S e n . Hubert H. WASHINGTON -Secretary of gallons; and two spills in Olcott St. intersection. ON ANY 3 or 8 LB. | so* OFF Manchester will be closed off at I don’t accept it. We will find a new Africa —South African police INSTITUTE SUGAR I I are here to pay homage to the Holy Humphrey, D-Minn., says he State Henry A. Kissinger left Hartford totaling 1,005 (Town) I I P U R IN A Windsor St. Residents living way. We will not fight one bad solu­ opened fire on a crowd of several A d m iaaiowa Oflioa opart Monday iORS D OEUVRES and BUFFETS CANNED I Eucharist. Catholics believe Christ expects Congress to resist some today on what could be his last gallons. New London thru Friday t a.m. to • p.nu. beyond Windsor St. on Tolland tion with another bad solution.” thousand demonstrating blacks •dturday • a jn. to 1 p m eibs. I I BEEF CHOW instituted the sacrament of Holy of Democratic presidential can­ foreign mission, a week-long trip waters had 13 oil spills but 'rolluiid County MENUS TAILORED TO HAM 99* Tpke., or on Angel St., Meekville today, killing at least one youth 111 Ash Street I Camara, known as "the apostle of Eucharist at the Last Supper the didate Jimmy Carter’s proposals to promote peace prospects in the Valid 1U Aim. 7th. at | y-taw*.^ruv || •’■*• Rd. and Shady Lane, will be and wounding several others, the total amounted to only Monday, 7:57 p.m, —Grass YOUR the poor,” drew a thunderous, stan­ night before he died by changing to reorganize the government East Hartford, Comiocticnt SS Oakland St. ALLBtrS MARKIT I Persian Gulf and Indian subconti­ witnesses said. 170 gallons. lire near Sherwood Arms comar of No. Main LmtT O tii allowed to use the road. bread and wine Into his body and Apartments on Rt. 83, Vernon. TolJtM tlL^ 421 NEEDS ding ovation when he interrupted his bureaucracy citing the reluctance nent. Of the 62 reported spills Manchattar speech to kiss the hand of Mother blood. 32667 T MANCHESTER EVENING HER^D. M^hester, Conn., Wed,, W 6 - PAGE THREE PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn„Wed., Aug. 4, 1976 not scheduled any can visit, play cards, or News for senior citizens By WALLY FORTIN organized activities. The outdoor shuffleboard. Our SAM plans crafts fair Embsers to study building will be open for bus will not m ake the business as usual, and you rounds. FUTCHDI (LASS 00. Hi! Well, tomorrow games, and then in the The Summer Activities in around the state will exhibit their for our kitchen social and card to brighten up her some one hundred and afternoon we had a whop­ Manchester (SAM) will sponsor its wares. Youth groups and teenagers in Hartt program card games. spirits for she is quite sick Over 25 Ystri ol Experience j^^^^WBOIESTER thirty-five gamblers will ping 14 tables for pinochle, second annual crafts fair Saturday will also be represented. Last Friday we had 42 I'm told. Just Arrivad! with a rain date scheduled for Aug. There will also be live entertain­ be taking off for the playing setback with; the and the lucky winners A Manchester brother and sister Linda and Donald, both students at In the morning our This Seaton's Auto - Plate - Window O latt - Mirrors - Olate 14. It will be held in Center Park on ment and refreshments. Rockingham Races as the were: Frank Gadomski, will study violin in the Summer Manchester High School, returned following lucky winners: golfers were out enjoying a Furniture Topt - Picture Framing - Fireplace 8 Main St. from 10 a m. and 4 p.m. Booth fee is $5 except for Senior buses leave our center at 744; Bess Moonan, 702; LEATHER A SUEDE Youth Music Program at Hartt recently from a three-week in­ Paul Schuetz, 133; Rene most beautiful day at the Door MIrrort - Medicine Cablnelt - Speclil Work The free fair will feature pottery, Citizens and youths under 16 who will 8:30 in the morning. The Ann Thompson, 699; Lee College of Music, University of Hart­ residence concert engagement with Maire, 127; Mary East Hartford Course, and ceramics, macrame, plants, jewelry, be charged $2.50. Anyone wishing to day will be topped by a Steinm eyer, 687; Leon ford. the Greater Hartford Youth Nackowski, Edward Scott, the better scores were; BOOTS Colleclor't Itemt wood work, quilts, decoupage, wall participate in the fair may get an delicious meal at the 88 and Esther Anderson, 125; Fallot, 679; Cecile Benson, Linda Embser and Donald Embser Orchestra at the Festival of the Alps Merrill Dickinson and Made to Soli lor (Slight Blemishes) S iZ B t 5 -1 2 Manche$ter Danish Plates hangings, fabric flowers, paintings in application form by calling Dave Restaurant. 674; Michael DeSimone, 649-4521 of 39/Judith Dr. are among 200 high in Switzerland. They are both Michael DeSimone, 124; Joseph Quinn had a 44; A1 $45.00 - $52.00 Pretldantlal oil and acrylics, miniature doll fur­ Jacobs at 649-2506. Arvid Peterson, 123; Mar­ 668: John G aily, 663; 46 Purnell PI. Dacanlert school young people from throughout members of the Manchester Civic Next Monday we sign up Bourret and Frank Gallas Manchester niture, home baked goodies, and SAM is a locally funded organiza­ lin Bakstan, 122; Ada R obert Schubert, 652; Nullna the United States who will par­ Orchestra. lor the Sterling Gardens a 45; Leon Parmakian, and Hrar oj Vorlh'a other hand crafted items. tion. Rogas, 121; A1 Chellman George Last, 651; Our Fliithi I ’p Reproductlont ticipate in the summer music trip, scheduled for Henry Rau had a 47; A1 Estimates Gladly Given Professional craftsmen from and Mina Reuther, 120. Catherine Glee'son, 638; COAT RACK 649-8687 program from Sunday through Aug. DeparlmenI award September 9th. The cost is Bolls, Harvey Laquerre, Open Thuri. A Erl. HI 9 P.M. On Monday we heard Ann Fisher, 636; Alfreda Hout* 21. Directing the program is John $13.50. and includes the bus Charles Romanowski, and Oh. C»rrl9g« Sat. tl| 5 P.M. P laitlct In Slock HARTFORD (UPI) - The Connec­ that our go(xl friend and Hallin, 629, and Betty BoutlqiM COAT r\D - ' ’A" - 3/16” - ’A" Erskine, who has served as music ride, a big buffet dinner, Edward Scott had a 48. MS AACX V 54 McKee SL, Manchester ticut Transportation Department has m em ber Ann Young is Jesanis, 626. Op«n 9t30 to StSO Stock Sheelt or coordinator of the Bioomfield public free ticket to the gardens, Harriet Horan had a 56. l | (Off Canter Street) Mediator to help solve cited a 29-year-old department back in the hospital. It By the way, because of T h u n , III 9iOO FwMIu tlSCI Cut Sizes schools for the past five years. and free shows performed Meanwhile back at the worker for his "heroic rescue and would be nice to send her a the large group going to the The course of music studied is at at different times, at center it was kitchen social races tomorrow, we have first aid efforts” involving victims of different places in the gar­ Meadows labor problem the college level, a level higher that a multi-car crash on Rte. 66 in than which is usually studied in high dens. You'll see many do everything it could to avoid a Portland on March 15, 1976. beautiful flowers, and they A federal mediator will meet with school. There is a full program of John F. Cosgrove of Portland gave representatives of the Geri-Care nur­ strike action. recreational, social and athletic ac­ even have a small open Gary C. Caserta Sr., administrator Girl Marines retire trophy emergency first aid treatment to vic­ electric train to take you sing home chain, of which the tivities as well to round out the two- tims of a three-car crash he came Meadows Convalescent Home is a of the Meadows, said the Town The girls unit of the Young Marines of Manchester again won the week period, around the gardens. Health Department is very much upon while operating a state plowing The next big trip, so to member, and District 1199, National first place team trophy at a recent regional field and track meet and sanding truck. Union of Hospital and Health Care concerned about the maintenance of speak is the three-day Employes to negotiate contract quality health care to the facility's at Croton, N.Y., thus retiring the trophy. Cpl. Kathy Lewis of 20 Pennsylvania Dutch trip. issues between Meadows employes patients should there be a strike. Lyndale St. shows the trophy to Pfc. Maria Cappaso, left, of We sign up for this one on and the union in the hope of avoiding He said the Manchester Area Coun­ Hartford and Gunnery Sgt. Debbie Hall of East Hartford. Kathy If you wish to help 140,000 homeless people August 16th. This trip will a strike. cil of Churches has called a meeting also received a trophy for having a perfect score, and the Young throughout Northern Italy, here is the address to be in September, the 27,28, John Morton of the Federal Media­ Friday at 9:30 a m. in the hearing Marines were awarded a trophy for having the best drill t e ^ in which you may send your check: and 29th, and the complete room of the Municipal Building to package is $87.50. This in­ tion Board will meet Aug. 13 at 1 p.m. the Northeast and New England Districts, wliich cov^s'lall at the Meadows with officials to work which Dr. Alice Turek, town health Venetian Earthquake cludes stopping at Road­ on an agreement covering such director, and representatives of the states from Pennsylvania to Maine. (Herald photo by DuHfi) Relief, Inc. side America to wander state health department are among around at many interesting issues as management’s rights, Box 803, Mancheater, Conn. 06040 employe promotions, and subcon­ those invited to attend. sites. Then on to the Willow tracting for maintenance service. The purpose of the meeting will be Safety shoe deeision is appealed Nalhin Q. Agottlnalll, Raymond F. Damato Valley Farms Motor Inn, The convalescent home manage­ to discuss possible volunteer and Sam Fillorama, Dlractora located in Lancaster, Pa. ment and the union representing nur­ methods to provide patient care so 991, which represents over Weiss, who will now act on The evening will consist FINKEL King-Size Ft. -12 Rib sing home workers reached an im­ that the routine care program may The union representing 100 employes of the Public the matter. of a dinner, and then you Automatic Crankiift Umbrella passe last week during contract be maintained at the convalescent the town’s public works Works Department, can relax at the motel, or talks. As a result, the union sought in­ home. Mrs. Nancy Carr, director of employes has appealed objected and filed the go swimming if you wish. tervention from a federal mediator. MACC, could not be reached this Director of Public Works grievance, asking that the The next day, after a heavy Push button action tilts lull or part way. Double cut valance Since the temporary employe morning. Jay J. Giles' Monday deci­ town pay for part of or all breakfast, included in the price also, we meet our with 6 inch deep Innge. resignations and threatened quality sion to deny a grievance of the price of the shoes. Reg. 64.99 of patient care at the Meadows a few Weicker vehicle concerning the purchase of The appeal was sent to very popular friend Mrs. weeks ago which have since returned steel-toed safety shoes. Town Manager Robert B. Anne Buckwalters who is to normal, the employe-patient needs plates Giles notified employes our special guide. Mrs. July 14 that they will be Buckwalters will take us morale is up and things are settling HARTFORD (UPI) - The cam­ (I};^THEATRES EAST 2 BOOKS THAT SHOULD expected to purchase their on a very exciting and in­ down, according to Fred Joslyn, vice- paign of Sen. Lowell P. Weicker, R- own shoes, which are formative tour of Dutch president in charge of operations of Conn., has until Friday to get required as of Aug. 1. The Country, and the day will HAVE BEEN CALLED Geri-Care. Connecticut license plates for the “MIDWAY", American Federation of be topped off by having our Alvin Levie, union organizer of motorhome being used for his cam­ State, County and dinner (included in District 1199, said the employes at paign, according to the Hartford Municipal Employes Local package) at the new and “MISSION IMPOSSIBLE” the Meadows will have a strike Courant. authorization meeting Aug. 11. They famous Family Style The newspaper said the 26-foot long MOST COMPLETE INFORMATION! will vote by secret ballot whether or COMEDY RIOnil Restaurant. The third and 90 Minutes vehicle presently sports Deleware final day we stop at SAVE not to strike on Aug. 15. Levie said plates, which must be replaced under “IF YOU DON’T EV MURPHY OVER Jimmy Who? At Entebbe the union is committed to stage a Ownar-ProprMor Hershey Park, and the state law within 30 days of its full­ STOP IT... R E O . A D M . Chocolate World for a tour, full-scale walkout if a new contract is *20! PAPERBACK PAPERBACK time move to Connecticut, July 6. WtehM Open M y 11 LM l to 11 PH not signed by Aug. 15. YOU’LL GO BLIND" and then it's on back to EDITION! EDITION' Aero Trans Holdings Ltd. of Dover, good old Manchester. I N first lull Inside Story “We might recommend that the Del., owns the home and is leasing it LARG negotiating committee have the op­ *2.00 ‘Mixed Drtakt Speaking of trips, we Pub. Pub. ottNsNctacutartsraeti to Weicker for 17 weeks for $5,950 ‘Pizza tion to postpone the strike,” Levie l■8 bfXIT4 l-IOllOW BURNSIDI SIGNS want to remind you folks List 2.95 List 1.95 strike against terrortsm. plus 10 cents a mile, according to his ‘Lundwon Mam said as he added that the union would FEATURING who signed up for the Covers the years as naval officer, A bold strike against terronsim' latest campaign finance report. | »m imuiirn~- m ■ h inn hi BURNSIDED wiiNnrs Hawaiian double hop trip farmer, businessman, state The incredible inside story ol |5$$ le ta s iw AVL. I. MTTt. • 52$.]$$$ "THEBADNEWS ‘A Braat Placa that your second payment senator and governor of the daring Israeli rescue By with William Stevenson FEATURE FIRST Un Dan with William Stevenson “ONE FLEW OVER THE To Irlng dia is due this week. By the SAVE OFF Our Reg. 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The N Thursday, August 5th, 1976 at 7:00 p.m. youth of Manchester are purr Reg. 79.88 Dull putting it on through the Inspection (ram 5:00 p.m. 'HI cooperation of SAM. You Vibra Beater lor thorough cleaning Auction Tima, day of Auction only folks who attended last Cord reel. 10 attachments year know how good it was, ovei and you all should look Upright with Tcwls forward to being there this 1 NEW COMEDY ' s f i 1 HIT Sunday. NIVE-IN/ROUnsa A444 1 FEATURE EVER | Things here at the center h ila rio u s 6 9 ^ “ fft a keep buzzing along and we outrageous road race. are getting nice turnouts

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By FLOYD LARSON EitrutugHrrali 1 owlish editor^s notebook Vet proves Manchester — A City of Village Charm Founded Oct. 1, 1881 There is something about August pecially this presidential election before he is even nominated. The President Ford, as President, can’t handicaps can speculate about cabinet changes Manitxr. Audit Bur«au ol Circulation Umltd Prtit Inltrnatlonal that is treacherous for political com­ year. only safe thing to say is that this is mentary — especially in a presiden­ Item: Ronald Reagan picks his probably the first time a veep has without undercutting the incumbents Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, who, in some instances, are doing ANNUAL tial election year and doubly es­ vice presidential running mate been picked to win delegates rather SUOOR Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. appease some disenchanted group in excellent jobs and in others — well, be overcome Raymond F Robinson. Editor-Publishar Harold E. Turkinglon. Managing Editor the party who lost out for the Nov. 1 we think there may be changes once J job. President Ford wins the nomination SHOP EARLY FOR Opinion Item: Sen. Schweiker, perhaps the — if he does. MIAMI BEACH (UPI) •— Veterans Administration of­ BEST SELECTIONS. The point we should keep in mind, ficials and university authorities told James L. Womack I MID-SUMMER I BUY NOW FOR most liberal senator in either party, really is trying to get delegates to we think, is that we have a candidate- it would he.Jmpossible for a virtually blind, nearly deaf, BIRTHDAYS. join him and Reagan but so many candidate in a race with a Candidate- man without hands to study law. ANNIVERSARIES, We^were proud still seem so awestruck at the President and while there are advan­ But Womack went on to graduate from Louisiana State CHRISTMAS OR Reagan-Schweiker alliance to react tages to the incumbent, there are University’s Law school with honors, fourth in his class. FOR YOUSELFI Despite many of the short­ Olympics a “national” show­ either way. What can you say when many disadvantages too. That was more than 20 years ago, but the Winfield, La,, you have 100 per cent “right” voting The main one is, of course, the attorney has againbeen selected for honors. This time he cIccliQAce /o k comings in other aspects of the case for our American athletic rating from the AFL-CIO and Sen. President cannot say one thing to one was named the outstanding disabled veteran of the year recent Olympics, no assess­ prowess nor do we care who Walter Mondale only scored 94 per group today and something else to by the Disabled American Veterans, meeting in their 55th MANY UNADVERTISED SPECIALS THROUGHOUT THE STORE - QUANTITIES ARE LIMITED ment would be complete really won the medals race. cent? Perhaps, the delegates are another tomorrow. Everything a national convention on Miami Beach. without a tribute to the listening but are they realty being in­ President says in public has impact Womack lost his entire left arm, his lower right arm MEN’S We feel the manner in which and too many — especially abroad — and his right eye on March 2, 1945, when he stepped on a American competitors who fluenced? 3 DIAMOND our young men and women Item: President Ford either out of cannot or do not make an effort to German land mine while serving in the Army’s 63rd In­ THE gave their best not only in vic­ fantry Division. Both his ear drums were punctured and SAVINGS OF *35.05 (46'ti) conducted themselves is worth confidence or belief that Reagan's distinguish what a President might RING tory but also in defeat, and selection of Schweiker has given him say for domestic consumption as op­ his remaining eye so damaged that he had only faint vi­ infinitely more than the CENTENNIAL TANKARD represented us so well on and the nomination started working on posed to what he is saying as Presi­ sion. hardware honors they won. dent. “For a while I was scared and I felt a little sorry for off the fields of competition. his acceptance speech early this week. He has solicited the views of The irony, we think, is that if myself,” said Womack. ON C O FFEE SERVICES For those of us who recall Whether they won gold silver 4,500 GOP delegates in a letter. We President Ford were to become a He went on to open a law practice at Winfield, where he the behavior of some or bronze medals — or none at expect by the time you read this candidate-candidate, his candidate- also served as president of Industrial Development Cor­ American athletes at the all, America can be proud of someone in the Reagan camp will candidate opponent for the nomina­ poration, a patriarch of the Church of Latter Day Saints tion and the Democratic candidate for the Shreveport area, a former state chairman of the □ONEIDA A games in Mexico City, it was a its Olympic contestants. We suggest this is taking advantage of in­ cumbency not to mention the poten­ candidate, if either should be the ul­ Easter Seals campaign and a leader of Cub, Boy and moment of pride and no small think their conduct was in the tial impact on Joe Doe, delegate, of timate winner in November, might Explorer scout troops. , thrill when the winners at Mon­ great Olympic tradition, and getting a letter from the White have to live with the results of such & FULL CUT Reg. Price $75.00 treal stood proudly with their perhaps, just perhaps, we may House. pronouncements. The President’s probleni isn’t that DIAMONDS 32 01/4 4-PIECE COFFEE SET hands over their hearts when be seeing a return to an Olym­ All of which leads us up to what we he wouldn’t like to respond in kind to rPiNEHURSTBEiris Coffee Pot, 10-Cup, feel might safely comment on The price o( Gold and Dia­ Sugar Bowl and Creamer. the Star Spangled Banner was pics where sportsmanship and some of Reagan’s and C arter’s monds has jumped tremendous­ without today's or tomorrow’s pronouncements: but because he is : YOUR BEST CHOICE... 12" Round Tray played. personal achievement are headlines making it obsolete — is I ly and expected to go still We have not considered the paramount. President he cannot speak as freely j Anyway you tffee It, at prices you'll like | higher More important, the there really as big an advantage in as they can. the incumbency as we are often led I USOA CHOICE I value ol these gem s goes up We are not downgrading the advan­ as the demand increases. to believe? 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Value 17.50 of which Shakespeare com­ sion of the U.S. Supreme Court I BEEF EYE ROUND ROAST ,. n » ; plained. Thanks to the com­ since 1938, all federal courts of I USDA CHOICE I NATIONALLY puter, however, lawyers are appeals since 1959 and all dis­ ■BOnOM ROUND^ ^ ^ ! PIERCED EARRINGS ADVERTISED being relieved of the delay and trict courts since 1970. It also Time for Republicans to stop brawling tedium involved in preparing has comprehensive collections }[ the unrest and rioting, the chaos on human needs than the more iR0A S T * l” M®’ i WASHINGTON - All right, don’t Center Cut Pot Roast I businesslike Republicans. But I’d cases. of tax, securities and trade shoot. I’ll go quietly to the $2 window :ollege campuses, and the rise of the 'BEEF ROUND End Cut I Andrew Tully look back all the way to Woodrow An outstanding example of regulation law, as well as cor­ and put a deuce on Jimmy Carter to Irug culture. The high cost of living? Ford in­ Wilson and Franklin Roosevelt and I If you like your pot roast very teen, this is the cut lor I computerized legal research is porate annual reports. In addi­ win the Presidency. But let the I you. Brown on ell sides In skillet. Piece In roasting pan, I record show that I did so under herited from Lyndon Johnson, who wonder aloud whether the nelped lead the campaign for his im- I top with 1 any. onion soup mix, 'A cup water. Cover I a system called LEXIS. tion, it currently has the state duress. fought a major war without Democrats should be known as the neachment. I would not permit I and roast at 300 degrees until tender (30 mins, per | Law firms, law schools, Put another way, I think Carter bothering to fund it. I would point out "war ” party. I pound). I court decisions of California, Carter or any other Democrat to should be favored, as of today, to go that the inflation rate had declined I^inally, I would warn the voters government agencies and Illinois, Kansas, Missouri, associate me with my predecessor all the way. But he is not a shoo-in, during my brief residence in the. against the fiscal danger of giving USDA CHOICE LEAN CHOICE others subscribing to the merely because he chose me as his New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania not while they still have to count the- White House. one party too much power. I would Vice President after Agnew fled GROUND BEEF system have central computer. and Texas. votes. Anything can happen in the Speaking of war, I would recall boast that I had saved the taxpayers C n C S T U K S town ahead of the posse. In a typical example, a Just to keep the service up to next three months and, anyway, the that Harry Truman, Democrat, got billions of dollars by vetoing lavish Indeed, looking back on my brief *1.19 lb. A Republicans are not exactly us into the Korean War and a spending bills passed by the lawyer using a typewriterlike date, 850 new decisions are administration, I would suggest with Republican named Eisenhower got Democratic Congress. And ask defenseless. , it You Want The Best. Buy PER D U E keyboard, asks the computer added to the memory bank aeemly modesty that the country was us out. I would mention that Kennedy whether the electorate wanted to Gerald Ford, for instance, could lucky Nixon fingered me because I FRESH what cases it has in its run simultaneously on the GOP’s and Johnson got us into the Vietnam elect to the Presidency a willing ac­ SELECTED ONEIDA SILVERPLATED every week, and the job of ad­ nad restored honesty and decency to LEGS record and against that of the mess and a Republican named Nixon complice of those spendthrifts on BREAST memory on a broad subject, ding earlier federal cases and the White House and had given a OF YOUNG : PAUL REVERE Democrats. In the euphoria with got us out of it. To be sure, it took Capitol Hill. such as civil disobedience in measure of openness to operation of CHICKEN the law of additional states is which the Democrats presently are him an unholy long time to do so, but As 1 said, Jimmy Carter — backed CHICKEN the government. 10% t.40% opposition to school busing. proceeding as fast as possible. seized following the enthronement of he did it. by a united Democratic Party — is As the noise in Madison Square *1.19. There are, say, 15 of these. Jimmy Carter in New York, they The Democrats as usual will pre­ the favorite on the morningl line. But 89« lb. “No longer must legal Garden showed, the Democrats will 14K GOLD POSTS U have forgotten that Gerald Ford took sent themselves as the party of the the Republicans can make it a horse OFF On command from the research consume hours of a zero in on Ford’s pardon of Nixon. I office under trying circumstances people, and with good cause. They race if they stop brawling and stapt I PERDUE FRESH BOWLS lawyer, the computer next dis­ would meet it head-on, saying in -DISCONTINUED lawyer’s time,” says Jerome and has done a pretty good job. They are alway' more responsive to running. 75 PAIR R e g . >8.95 NOW speech after speech that it was the •FRYERS-BROILERS 6 9 < MODELS 6" Size plays the titles of each of the 15 S. Rubin, president of the firm have forgotten that things were tough right thing to do in a country already $ 0 9 9 references and if one looks all over during the tenure of the last * PREMIUM SKINLESS t which developed the system. wracked with pain and that it would Reg. 4 1.0 0 promising, the lawyer asks it Democratic President, Lyndon John­ FRESH BONELESS The computer, he says, may son. jnly have further divided the nation ! FMIIKFIIItTS ! BLOCK ISLAND to haul Nixon into the dock. Anyway, to display part of the text. If even result in smaller fees for If I were Ford, I would swiftly dis­ Almanac SAVE UP TO 50% 10” Size c •% Q Nixon suffered the worst possible SWORDFISH 99 that seems appropriate for his lawyers’ services by making pose of the Nixon business. I would ; 98* lb. pkg. G punishment: his forced resignation. case, he directs the computer not be a gentleman about it. I would I ...... them more efficient. I would remind the voters of the Reg. 45.00 19 note without passion that Nixon to display the full text. Finally, permissiveness of the Sixties under By United Press International In 1972, Arthur Bremer was found A Special Feature on Natural Casing . northland* If so, that would be the most turned out to be a twister, and that he can press a key and a high­ John Kennedy and Lyndon Johnson; guilty of shooting and critically QROTE A WEIGEL , C m A o: stainless startling development of all. lecent Republicans in Congress Today is Wednesday, Aug. 4, the wounding Alabama Gov. George 217th day of 1976 with 149 to follow. Wallace and sentenced to 63 years for FRANKFURTS ONEIDA STAINLESS The moon is between its first the crime. Carefree stainless serving pieces quarter and full phase. that are used most every day. ______V The morning stars are Jupiter and -t»jr»v«niiM«iinw' ^ *1.69. Ideal as gifts too. Pick up several SALE! Saturn. (10 lb. box lots $1.59 lb.) | while these sale prices The evening stars are Mercury, United States still debating Yesterday j are in effect. S A V E 2 0 % Today’s thought ] Mars and Venus. Dozens of different freshly sliced Cold Cuts , including | Those bom on this day in history C Imported Lean Boiled Ham $1.39 W lb.. Land of Lakes | are under the sign of Leo. Cheese 75' tk lb.. Chicken Loaf 89' Vk |b. Also Macaroni , ONEIDA SILVERPLATED 25 years ago and Potato Salad...Cole Slaw. , whether to B-1 or not to B-1 Scottish comedian Sir Harry A wind, rain and lightning storm hit SHOP PINEHURST FOR THE BEST USDA CHOICE 5 Believe Lauder was born Aug. 4, 1870. ifclifclnluliilti Manchester causing scattered power to the lb. FRESH BEEF PATTIES, 12V2” ROUND TRAY SrI Conidiok F^'uf 5 Piece Pl»ce Settings On this day in history; Also available freshly frozen in 4 lb. boxes. the laboratory, on the plant floor, and And He called to Him the multitude interruptions throughout the j 20-PIECE SET FOR 4 WASHINGTON — “In perspective, In 1735, freedom of the press was southern part of town. now in the air that it can do the job with His disciples, and said to them, the whole purchase of munitions is established when John Zenger, ...... HairGaVlon...... ' $ 1 0 9 9 demanded of it,” said Reed. “There "If any man would come after me, wasteful. 'They don’t add much to Lee Roderick publisher of a New York City 10 years ago *1 9' “Rf| $24 9ki are no technical reasons for delaying let him deny himself and take up his 17.90 8 national wealth. War is even worse— , The Herald’s newspaper, was acquitted of libel Town Republicans automatically the program. By any measure of cross and follow me. For whoever CO CA COLA a tragic waste of life itself. But the Wusliinglon Correspondent charges. gain a Board of Education seat merit, it is time to proceed.” would save his life will lose it; and Du most wasteful of all would be to lose In 1949, more than 6,000 persons because of a ruling by Secretary of or TAB s a v e ; n n on whoever loses his life for my sake 3 Pc. Salad Serving Set this worldwide struggle, with or The Secretary added that it would were killed when an earthquake the State Ella Grasso on a law regar­ A. MATCHING be the “height of folly” for the U.S. and the gospel’s will save.” (Mark 8: without a fight. For then all that we compli, opponents of the B-1 are con­ leveled 50 towns in Ecuador. ding vacancies, thus eliminating the dia. 9*/4” reg. 20.95 N O W 1 1 .9 9 Ifil ll to “stand down now — or to vote a 34-35) SERVING have struggled to protect over these tinuing their struggle to kill the Oct. 3 contest. 64 oz. bottle three or four-month funding 200 years would be gone.” program. WBcrwA *«*.«,<** ,N- no-return bottle B. Sauce Bowl and Ladle, cap. 20 o l W PIECES Air Force Secretary Thomas C. moratorium that would lay off I'ii thousands of trained workers and ...... n Ww ' e A S T E R N ...... Reg. $10.00 N O W * 4 .9 9 Reed ended his argument on behalf The platform passed by the Too many people think of Side glances byOIII Fox would add half a billion dollars to the of the controversial B-1 supersonic Democrats in New York City calls Christianity as if it were essentially a 5-PIECE HOSTESS SET cost of the program for no purpose.” set of dos and don’ts, and the dos bomber that way in a press briefing for a reduction in defense spending of POTATOES $ g160 e being things that are idealistic but recently. 85 to $7 billion annually. “ We must be This country’s strategic military T $10 fit The Pentagon hopes to have 244 of tough-minded about the development forces are based on a triad combina­ impractical and the don’ts being the E-X-P-A-N-S-l-O-N the planes in its arsenal by the mid- of new weapons systems which (R)d tion of land-based, submarine- things that make life fun. This is 10i89« 1980s to replace its aging fleet of B- only marginal military value,” says launched, and bomber-carried about as great a misunderstanding of WATCH BANDS ONEiDA PROFILE STAINLESS* PATTERNS 52s. Congress has been sharply the platform. Two sentences later it nuclear missiles. Pentagon Christianity as it is possible to fall in­ 4 ■ FRESHL^ ‘M X flV E ...... Reg. Values *3.95 to *6.95 divided over the bomber, however, gets down to specifics: “ In order to strategists believe the system will to. with opponents arguing that it provide for a comprehensive review continue to provide a protective In the first place, Christianity is CORN doesn’t add enough muscle to the of the B-1 test and evaluation deterrent from foreign aggression, not a set of rules at all. At heart, it is country’s defense apflaratus to program, no decision regarding B-1 notably orginating in the Soviet gospel which spreads to us from God. i o < RINGS RINGS RINGS justify its considerable cost. Bach of production should be made prior to Union, if the system is kept modern. ■ ^ a a rf’A d o l NOW ^2®® to ^3®® Christianity begins and ends with Blrth»tone$, Onyx, Ptarl the 244 planes is estimated to cost |87 February 1977.” The B-1 is designed to modernize God, what He has done, what He is 9 LIVES million, including research and the third component of the system. like, and what He is doing and what Slgnnt, Etc. Secretary Reed, however, USE YOUR development. Its proponents say the bomber He will do. CAT FOOD .»»»,.4/89* Full-scale development work on speaking for the Air Force, contends presents a considerable threat to the B-1 started in 1970, and the first that the B-1 already has had con­ would-be Russian aggressors, and The heart of the teaching of Jesus, CASH - CHECK - MASTER CHASE A SANBORN □ O j ^ L D A test bomber was flown in December siderable testing and evaluation. By has these advantages over the aging consists of His salvation, memorable COFFEE : SCOTT BATH Completo Stock CHARGE 1974. The make-or-break test for the November, he said in his briefing, statements about eternal life, God Htwry) SaIb (nSi StptBinber II, 1171 B-52: It flies at supersonic speed, can Your Bmt Buy At TISSUE Reducod up to plane, however, seemed to come ’’the B-1 and its systems will have fly close to the ground, under Soviet and the world. 5 0 % LAY-AWAY or RANK AMERICARD earlier this month when Congress had more development and pre- radar; carries an air-to-ground • 1 . 7 9 lb 2 r o l u 5 9 * voted a little more than $1 billion for production analyses and tests than SRAM missile which can hit targets If you believe them to be FACT, any previous aircraft, military or production of three B-ls. The vote as much as 400 miles away, and can you will not need to be urged by : SHOP PINEHURST FOR SUPER VEGETABLE came after opponents failed to delay civilian.” There are now three B-1 get off the ground in seconds, making anyone to live differently. Christ did I VALUES...HONEYOEWS, CANTALOUPES... the production decision until next test planes operating from Edwards it virtually invulnerable to surprise it all for us at Calvary, and it’s for us ALL Feb. 1, hoping that Jimmy Carter AFB in California, said Reed. During attack. to follow and Believe. • Open Thursday and Friday 8 A.M. til 8 P.M. NO might be in the White House then and the last 20 months they have made 46 Citing the huge Soviet arms • Saturday 8 tit 6 SALES that he would scrap the program. total flights, logging 232 hours. buildup in recent years, coupled with Only Believe EXCHANGES Those who believed the B-ls Ground testing has also been exten­ its revolutionary ideology, Reed Only Believe ! PIIKHURST GROCERY INC. HNAL SUOOI^ Rubicon was crossed with that vote sive, including 11,000 hours of engine said: “Two superpowers face each All things are possible ei«N H KA. Me. IM Hai u t Ni 01 earlier in July, however, might yet operation and 22,000 hours in 17 wind other with conflicting views of man’s Only Believe. ■ 302 Main near the Armory I i* s i SAaKmo...ntssi uss ths walk uaHt furroN...WALX 917 MAIN STREH DOWNTOWN ^MANCHESTER be disappointed. Despite what nor­ tunnels. Brig. Thomas Seaver basic right to freedom. At least one "He’s the guru of our neighborhood rest cultl" I LIBMT IS MOT AUTOUAriC... mally would appear to be a fait ac- ’’...The B-1 has demonstrated in of them intends to prevail.” Salvation Army PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Aug. 4, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., Aug. 4, 1976- PAGE SEVEN Ford signs Shainin-Vitale Directors approve funds housing'bill

WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Ford today signed legislation exten­ 5 TJ-; *29 CD 3 ? ^ o I for environmental aides ding a nationwide housing program through fiscal 1977 with provision for $850 million in additional rental sub­ By GREGG PEARSON Department of Community Affairs payment of a systems analyst. sidies for low income projects. SI cs'Sili llrralfl Reporter and Health, Education and Welfare • $500 to this year’s General Fund The bill would lower the present in­ ceco terest rate from 9 to 7.5 per cent on n LU The Board of Directors approved a grants and will be used to pay for Budget to help pay for meals at the loans financing development of ren­ $20,000 appropriation to the General transporting 75-80 children involved Senior Citizens Center. The money M < c o tal housing for the elderly or han­ oi Fund budget for the salaries of two in the Head Start program. w ill be financed from donations dicapped. environmental assistants who will • $11,500 from the Revenue already received from UNICO. It also provides the minimum in­ work in the Town Health Depart­ Sharing Fund to pay for im­ • $143 to Fire District Special terest rate for certain rural housing ment. The money for the salaries will provements to the Municipal Fund to help pay for equipment for CO loans. come from federal block grant Building’s heating system. the fire rescue truck. Other provisions of the measure resources. • $9,000 to Data Processing for would: The two positions will deal —Insure mortgages which provide primarily with housing code inspec­ r i » interest reduction payments on tions, Town Manager Robert B Weiss told the board. behalf of lower income families. —Authorize $100 million for the °to Also approved by the board was Alhanson to request U l rehabilitation loan program which $25,000 in federal funds to extend the S gSigJT CETA program through Sept. 30,1976. finances ome improvements or concert cancellations repairs in slum areas. Z 0)(O Weiss told the directors that the !£ —Allow the Department of Housing town finished the 1975-76 fiscal year m s ; . and Urban Development to insure or with a surplus of $50,000. This figure HARTFORD (UPl) - Mayor rock concerts of a commercial U lX r - 'C make loans to homeowners who have includes $126,000 in accounts George A. Athanson said Tuesday he nature in Hartford. been unable to make mortgage receivable funds, which are expected will ask the City Council to cancel all Hartford City Councilwoman Bar­ 5c« < t 9 payments for at least three months. to be collected. remaining rock concerts at Colt Park bara Kennelly said she witnessed a In other action, the directors in the aftermath of a bottle-throwing 15-minute bottle-throwing incident -Authorize an additional $2.5 billion of loans for housing for the tabled approval of an updated Police brawl at a concert by the Grateful which started when firemen arrived elderly or handicapped. Mutual Aid Compact, Weiss said Dead. to put out a fire started by a group of area police chiefs and administrative The concert Monday night ended in youths in some wooden snow fencing M rs. Ricliard I). Sliainin —Provide $576 million for public officials will meet next week to dis­ 41 arrests, numerous injuries and outside the concert facility housing operating subsidies and $100 cuss the pact, which asks for drug overdoses, and the death of a When the police arrived, more Josephine Lucille Vitale, daughter Mongillo of Malden, Mass. Miss An­ million for a comprehensive planning cooperation between area police New York youth in a car accident in bottles were thrown, in what police of Mrs, Andrew Vitale Sr. of drea Vitale of Palisades Park, N.J., grant program. forces. It will be brought to the board Meriden. About 22,000 paying spec­ described as the worst incident so far Hoboken, N.J. and the late Andrew the bride's niece; and Miss Jennifer in September. tators, however, enjoyed the music. in the summer rock concert series Vitale Sr., and Richard Dorian Shainin of Burlington, Wash., the Also to be placed on the docket in Police blamed most of the She said she was surprised at how Shainin of Manchester were married bridegroom's nieces, were flower Gloria bussed quickly the violence broke out and recently at St. Francis of Assissi girls, September is a public hearing on the problems on thousands of fans who HARTFORD (UPI) — Democratic w City and Town Development Act. spread. “ If it can happen that fast, Church in Hebron. Peter Shainin of Burlington served had not bought tickets but gathered Senate candidate Gloria Schaffer I « = a, Weiss said the town development throughout the evening outside the then it’s all through for me, ” she Mr. Shainin is the son of Mr. and as his brother's best man. Ushers says she met presidential candidate committee has recommended the act said. Mrs. Dorian Shainin of 35 S. were Raymond Mangillo of Malden, concert park. Jimmy Carter Tuesday and came be voted on in a fall referendum. For "Unfortunately, an ungrateful She said she will recommend a re- Lakewood Circle. and Doug Schram and Denis Keegan, away with an endorsement and a this to happen, the Board of Direc­ living few — not the Grateful Dead — evaluation of the city’s lease with the The Rev. Terence Pescatore, the both of Sunlmit. Ushers were kiss. tors would have to decide on it in have spoiled it for the law abiding promoters of the concerts. bride's uncle, performed the Vincente Manente Jr. of Jersey City, "1 got a very strong verbal en­ September. who wanted to go and listen to some The 41 arrests were made on ceremony and celebrated the nuptial and Andrew Vitale Jr. of Hoboken, dorsement. He not only endorsed me The directors also approved the good music,’’ Athanson said. various charges such as assaults, dis­ Mass. the bride's brother. but he kissed me on the cheek as I following appropriations and He also said he will ask for an or­ orderly conduct, possession of Mrs . Vincente Manente of Jersey Mrs. Shainin is employed as assis­ was leaving, " Mrs. 'C h a ffe r said allocations: dinance to prohibit future outdoor weapons and possession of drugs City, N.J. was her sister's matron of tant director at .Stevens Institute of upon returning to Connraicut from a • $W,745 to Educational Special honor Bridesmaids were Miss Karen Technology in Hoboken. Mr. Shainin New Hampshire meeting with Carter Projects. The money will come from Cahill and Mrs. Denis Keegan, both is an executive personnel director of Summit, N.J., and Mrs. Raymond with AT&T Long Lines in New York. Tuesday.

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may expand its menu 'YARD F F •# *- drainage for the facility. If The Friendly Ice Cream considered for the « 77 N y BACK-TO-SCHOOL SUITINGS ^ Corp. is eyeing a Center St. proposed Center St. this approval is granted, r site for a third Manchester restaurant. the Friendly Ice Cream Double Knits ifpiaide store because of the cen­ A preliminary plot plan Corp. would then decide NEW FALL SOLID COLORS W ICUOS n wOllCiS tral location and potential of the restaurant was filed whether or not to file a se­ of the town, Franklin D. with the Town Building cond plot plan with the Comfortable and stylish are these beautiful Get set for back-to-school with these new building department for double knits including the famous Ponte fall, cool weather fabrics. A tremendous ^ U l CS U E 2 Feiler, director of public Department. The building j IjH i ■ relations for the company, would cover 4,069 square granting of a building per­ Roma and Crepe Stitch. assortment of fine suitings. said. feet and a surrounding mit. 100% Textured Polyester ■ 58” wide The two Friendly’s now 100% Polyesters 8i Acrylics plus blends iriiii ^ B X -2 c The new restaurant is parking lot would include Machine wash - Tumble dry i*e li proposed for a site facing 76 spaces . in Manchester are at 435 . ^ ii'u' s * o, 8 t S z K . I " Main St. and 1155 Tolland REGULARLY $1.99 A YARD 54" wide B Ul ^ 2” I Center St. between Town Engineer Walter J. ^ < 9 I : Tpke. X Q J >au Dougherty and McKee Sts. Senkow will have to ap­ I n i S i ii|i i M o o If the store becomes a prove parking an' lli-i ti S2*'*55 an NO; o>. X = E reality, it w ill not be i!li!ili o l CO opening for at least a year, 199 168 U i t / i I YARD however. New bids sought YARD Feiler explained that y Friendly’s already has stores lined up for openings for rescue truck through the next 12 Sewing Aids l . s months. The company The town has decided to mitted the $19,847 price tag t h e t o p 8 MOST p o p u l a r n o t io n s u s e d opens a new store every place a fire rescue truck up for the truck. SRS|S||§|^‘I four days, Feiler said, for rebid. Town Manager The vehicle w ill include • SEAM RIPPER • t o m a t o PINCUSHION • TRACING WHEEL • SEWING GAUGE ’ ’ We are constantly Robert B. Weiss told the special compartments for • TRACING PAPER Iwathable) • TRACING PAPER (assorted colorsl looking for new sites,” he Board ~^f Directors rescue gear, power winch, i| CO said. Tuesday night. lighting equipment and a • WRIST PIN CUSHION • TAPE MEASURE (inch 8. metric) in Feiler also said the The decision was made heavy-duty generator. THESE ARE FROM OUR REGULAR SCOVILLE/DRITZ LINE proposed Center St. after the low bid in the first Fire Chief John Rivosa restaurant may be one of bidding round came in $1,- said they will include more R E G U LA R LY .60, .70 & .75 EACH the company’s stores 847 higher than the $18,000 alternate items in the se­ which offers an expanded that was appropriated for cond bid proposal. The first menu including steak, 2 "58 the vehicle. bid price included just two i chicken, shrimp and chef’s Weiss said a study of the alternate items. salad, items not now approximate cost of the He also said the truck served at Friendly’s. SO-FRO FABRICS truck had been made will now be one color in­ A pilot store, opening in before the $18,000 was ap­ stead of the two colors oluMUfA. 'h hoUhhA, Enfield on Aug. 20, will propriated last April by the proposed in the first bid feature the expanded directors. It was felt this document. The chief said menu. Seventeen other sum would be enough to this makes a surprisingly stores opening in the next cover the cost. large difference in price. BURR CORNERS t r i-c it y p l a z a year will also include the When bids were opened No exact date has yet SHOPPING CENTER VERNON new items. July 28, however, the low been set, but the rebidding Feiler said if the bidder was Pierce process should begin OPEN DAILY 10-9 OPEN DAILY 10-9: SAT. 10-8 expanded menu proves to Manufacturing Co of during the next two weeks, TEL. 646-7728 TEL. 875-0417 be successful, it will be Appleton, Wis., which sub­ Rivosa said. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., Aug, 4, 1978 - PAGE NINE PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Aug. 4, 1976 Legislators consider means to monitor city-towh budgets

fSfir HARTFORD (UPI) - A kind of reporting. At some representatives of local find themselves in dire said. was called for. New London, said their financial affairs. move isuiK^rway in the point we may have to give governments, banks and straits. William Reynolds, the “I firmly support not however, he thought the " I think the state of legislature to force local some power to the state to state officials. ‘"rhe problem exists and comptroller of Greenwich only the right, but the state — which irt the last Connecticut has a long way govemmenU to furnish the intervene if the problem is Many Connecticut com­ if something isn’t done and an executive officer of obligation of the state to year has had some fiscal to go before it can tell local state with data to help of­ serious enough,” she said. munities such as New Bri­ about it many communities the National Municipal take some action in this problems of its own — was governments how to put ficials spot cities and tain and Waterbury have are not going to be able to Finance Officers Associa­ matter,,’ he said. in no position to tell the their houses in order,” he "We may also have to towns headed for financial financial troubles which fund their necessities,” he tion, said such a statute Rep. Richard Martin, D- municipalities how to run said. !S come across with some trouble. have forced large hikes in aid. In a number of cases Sen. Audrey Beck, D- their tax rates. towns get into trouble only Mansfleld, the co- State Tax Commissioner because we tell them to do chairman of the Finance Gerald Heffernan said his things they can’t handle,” Committee said Tuesday department currently only DON’T BE your house deserves the hoot! Mrs. Beck said. she thought it was likely has one man assigned to such a bill would be The concept of the state reviewing the financial presented to the legislature monitoring such reports, situation in the 169 towns in LEFT BEHIND (^jCalifornia when it convenes in prescribing uniform the state. January. procedures and overseeing Rep. Abijah U. Fox, R- SPCMD THANKSaiVim M llim ABOARD HOUSE O ' t j e I g " I definitely favor a law town budgets was debated Greenwich, said if 5 1 " ' 5 ■j • IS d that would require some at a gathering of com­ legislative action wasn’t THE BEAUTIFIII8/S OCEAHIC mittee members. taken some towns might Th§ Ship That Hat Everything PAINT AND 6% of budget spent in July TOTAL COST PER PERSON

IS I S o g ^ 4 9 2 . 9 6 Duing July, Ithe first month of the new budget for the year of $13,875,000. fiscal year, tl^ town spent slightly more The miscellaneous category listed $399,- than six per cent of its general fund budget 767 in expenditures for July. Moore said for the 1976-77 year. $120,000 of this was for principal payment Ltav* Ntw York Novombor 20 for ei wtok flilod I SSi^i of bonds and $104,708 was used to pay off Expendituret for the month were $1,- with fun, aun, gamoo, aniartainmant, gourmat food 407,757. Total adjusted general fund ap­ Interest on bonds. and much mora. Wa will ba vlalting Naaaau 4 Bar- Another $92,677 of the miscellaneous propriations for the year are $23,082,878. muda. Thara ara Only a faw cablna laft for this expenditures was for insurance payments •pacial group to don't ba laft out, join In tha tun. . w*W ^ , ’The largest expenditure was by the and $53,655 was for Social Security All dapoalta ara dua by Aug. 13. For raaarvatlona I j ? o Board of Education, which spent $403,- payments. and Information plaaaa call or stop In and visit us... Paint job for the house? Do it right with California Acrylic House 351.10 during July. Town Controller !Ni ‘15 Other expenditures during the month in­ PaIntI Beautiful colors last and last . . . no more blisters peeling Thomas S. Moore said this was for regular cluded: Police, $161,654; highway, $50,- or chalking. And the trim? Reach for California Trim Paint the salary payments and equipment expen­ 795; recreation, $48,666; library, $36,337; original exterior latex trim paint. ditures. 'The school board has a total and park $35,720. SOUTH WINDSOR Summer 1s a wonderful time to paint your House: ) TRAVEL ADVISORS We have the paint, supollas and tha “Know Howl" • f 4k Q Liberty Torch relay cited 4 sM ? i . 1706 ELLINGTON ROAD E. A. JOHNSON PAINT CO. 8 h SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. m M ayor M atthew M. through all 50 states. The was asked to send a 728 MAIN S’TREET—MANCHESTER 5j . Moriarty Jr. has sent a run began with ceremonies proclamation about the PHONE: 644-2468 proclamation citing the at the Statue of Liberty on event. Liberty Torch relay to June 26 and will end Aug. Rudra Tamm of the 13 in Washington D.C. Connecticut Liberty Torch ni 5 Committee. One-third of the par­ The Liberty Torch relay ticipating runners are from involves 30 people, using a Connecticut, and the lighted torch as their baton mayor or first selectman on an 8,800 mile relay run of each town in the state

Comment session ^ 5.5.5 WESTERN BEEF 100 EXTRA S&H STAMPS FREE Two couples from tersections, to pick up SPKIAIS SUPERMARKET OPEN Coolidge St. were among litter in public parking lots, A U WEEK SUNDAY 8-6 those who participated in and to teach English to Mon., Tues. & Wed. 8 to 8 COTT Tuesday morning’s Board children. 63 TOUAND TPKE. of Directors comment ses­ Comment sessions are MANCHESTER 643-1184 Thurs. 8i Fri. 8 to 9 2 Qts. For Sat. 8i Sun. 8 to 6 sion. Mayor Matthew M. held the first Tuesday of With a complete line of we r e s e r v e t h e r ig h t to SODA Moriarty Jr. represented each month from 9-11 a.m. GROCERIES & PRODUCE LIMIT QUANTITIES the board at the session. and the third Thursday of A The two couples asked each month from 6:30-8:30 With purchase of Cott Soda that sidewalks along p.m. The next session will DOUBLE Expires 8/7/76 • Redeem at Western Beef Coolidge St. be repaired be Thursday, Aug. 19. and that road surface and drainage problems be cor­ GREEN STAMPS rected. Two Cumberland St. residents complained of A LL THIS WEEK 100 EXTRA S&H STAMPS FREE excessive commercial : < N) .\rts grant 1 0 U ^ s y ■9 0 0 3 traffic on their street. EXTRA LEAN 3 0 0 3 HARTFORD (UPI) - ? (* They said the trucks of a a a E. The Connecticut ’Trust for GROUND nearby oil company should SUNLAKE Historic Preservation has GROUND use Electric St. rather than received a $20,000 grant to 1 Gallon ^ 3 : Cumberland St. CHUCK Q A c begin a statewide program M )C The two also wanted a MILK aimed at preserving ROUND s missing dead end sign for >1! i - .1 historically and architec­ PATTIES O T , tt pD their street replaced. With purchase of 1 gallon of Milk U!^3 « ft turally significant struc­ 51b. Lots Another man suggested Expires 8/7/76 - Redeem at Western Beef G tures. the town or the Manchester 10 .^7 . ■ LEAN • LEAN, CUT FROM ROUND The money came from Parking Authority the National Endowment purchase property at the for the Arts, according to CUBE STEAKS corner of Oak and Cottage 1.59 Connecticut ’Trust chair­ Sts. He said he had already BUGNACKI'S man Henry F. Miller, who talked to the parking ITALIAN SAUSAGE 9 9 ' . said the organization is authority, and they told 100 EXTRA S&M STAMPS FREE seeking a $20,000 matching BONELESS him they do not have suf­ SHORT grant from private ficient funds to buy the SHOULDER CLOD All Flavors sources. QQc BORDEN'S RIB OF BEEF 8 9 f lb. land. The 1975 leg islatu re ROAST BEEF A woman felt several CELEBRITY CLUB A A C created the trust as a more summer jobs could BONELESS m quasi-publlc, nonprofit BONELESS be created in Manchester. organization. It is the se­ SHOULDER 1 1A ICE CREAM O y She suggested workers be cond statewide preserva­ CHUCK FILLET 1 .0 9 . hired to uproot weeds in LONDON BROIL I • I EXCELLENT BARBEQUED ■ % Gallon tion organization of its kind % With purchase of gallon Ice Cream crevices of sidewalks and ; o s F in the nation. BUGNACKI'S GERMAN STYLE F-icshly Sheet) Expires 8/7/76 • Redeem at Western Beef S3 curbs, to cut shrubs at in- m BOLOGNA .NO COOKED SALAMI TnOiile. l b . # # 8 :j 5 ^ J I S BUGNACKI'^ baIT becf n T l'*^ KIELBASA UVER Ib 4 9 ‘ s 2 S ’ SI c ^ G O 9 5 5 THAT MOST s lii > s 3 r BUGNACKI'S WHOLE BONELESS . MS' £ i Lmporlayil am iversanf . SKINLESS RIB 100 EXTRA S&H STAMPS FREE Z H d FRANKS EYES lb . NATIVE '^Sz Cut Into Delmontco Steakt Av.Wi 10 Ih Tiike one of these smell peckvr cuts ulong on v.$c.ttion erilh you. All In-i'/t'r wrjpprd no rMtrj chjr(fi: BUTTER & SUGAR Av.Wt. 25 30 Ihs M n SIRLOIN HIP of BEEF CORN 10 Ears You Gel B-tO Full Cui W/Full TcnOerlom S k SIRLOIN STEAKS With purchase of Corn y )9 Expires 8/7/76 • Redeem at Western Beef AvW i 25 30lh*v 4 f S SHORT LOIN of BEEF | t f / | B You Gat 10-12 Full Cut W/Full Tcndeiloin PORTERHOUSE STEAKS ib r ^ S & « ’ ' 1.19 Steaks, Roam, Av Wi 25 30 'ht WHOLE Av.Wi. 14 17 lbs. WHOLE 100 EXTRA S&H STAMPS FREE SIRLOIN TIP Round BonoM r o u n d ! 09 10 Ib. Bag ROAST BEEF EASTERN A A r call* for glorious diamonds to mark each W/EYE ROUND I ib . glorious ye a r. Hare at thair beautiful beat ara Steaks & Roasts I s ottly a law from our axquialte collection of NOME FREEZER DEPARTMENT fine diamonds especially designed for your POTATOES 8 9 LowMt price in yaani Cut, wrapped, quick fraaia-NO EXTRA CHARGE special occasion. In a wide range of prices. H Hind also available at tame price V» Stde also available at same price s With purchase of 10 Ib. of Potatoes RtnwmbtrhowW wM? cn HINDS SIDES Expires 8/7/76 - Redeem at Western Beef Give her inotiM r

MANCMItm PAIU(Api>««MJ1l^ Vmiim. OiM M h. WMflrai IMMV PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Wed., Aug. 4, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Aug. 4, 1976 — PAGE ELEVEN Nielson winsCivitan golf Yankees clip The Manchester Civitan Herald angle to hous| the rescue boat, graduate of Rham High, The Army & Navy Club Club’s third annual Golf now being stored at the won low gross honors by of Manchester won its Open proved successful North End fire station matching cards with third straight town despite rain as 120 par­ The weather didn’t affect Steullet of Manchester. challenge match edging Earl Yost Bird’s wings ticipants competed for Bud Jaovisidha won the Manchester Civitan by two the scoring as Paul prizes donated by area Sports Editor Nielson, Chet Jaovisipha Calloway Flight with a net shots and the Hamden merchants and 70, edging Al Martin of Civitan Club won the businessmen, and Tony Steullet all shot NEW YORK (UPI) — Detroit’s rookie pitching sensation ev en p a r 72 on th e Manchester who had a 71. Civitan Challenge Match, Mark "The Bird” Fidrych proved he was indeed flappable Civitan plans to establish M an ch ester’s B ernie open to alt New England a recreation area at Union challenging Tallwood Tuesday night when the New York Yankees stopped him and the course in Hebron. Banavige won low net with Civitans. All winners will Pond and proceeds will be Detroit Tigers 4-3 with the help of some careful littering by third 63, and John Ginnetti of be notified and prizes dis­ used to build a shed needed N ie ls o n , a r e c e n t Hebron was second with 65. annual summer SAM-sponsored road baseman Graig Nettles. tributed. i Final zone game got The Bird tonight.” races were Tom Durie and Mike Roy. Nett sprinkled Mexican black Final play for Manchester's Durie, former Providence College Roy White had hit a two-run homer PORSCHE AUDI American Legion baseball team in beans on the mound while running off in the third inning to tie the score runner, copped all three Open runs the field between innings and VOLKSWAGEN OWNERS Zone Eight is scheduled tonight at over the 3.6-mile course while Mike after the Tigers jumped off to an ear­ OWNERS Eagle Field and the locals will be out Fidrych, a meticulous ly 2-0 lead. Nettles opened the Roy was first across the finish line in groundskeeper, spent much of his For Autobody Work For Autobody Work to get over the .500 mark against En­ all three Youth Division runs of one seventh with a single before Gamble field Hard-throwing Bruce Ballard, time manicuring the hill before 44,- hit his 11th homer. mile. Courtney Perdue was second to 909 fans. Call C all one of the standout performers all Durie in all three runs in another Grant Jackson pitched the last six season, will get the starting mound But did Fidrych get ruffled? Nope, innings to record his third win show of consistency...Martina as Yankee manager Billy Martin job from Coach Jack Holik. The Navratilova, the No. 2-ranked female against one loss and welcomed the RT. 44 VOLKSWAGEN latter will soon put aside his baseball pointed out. "Birds can't talk." opportunity to do it again tomorrow PORSCHE-AUDI OF AVON tennis player in the world, will lead Fidrych, who talks to the ball to gear and take out the heavy pads in the Cleveland Nets against the if necessary. preparation for his first season as move up or down, discovered the ball 678-08S0 Boston Lobsters one week from "The length of the performance 678-1594 Ask lor Body Shop head football coach at Manchester didn't listen when Oscar Gamble didn't bother me, although I haven't tonight at the Hartford Civic Center. slammed a two-run, seventh-inning High ...One man's opinion: Being an The Lobsters have needed 2,800 pitched this long in one game for a outsider (outside the system! could homer to pin Fidrych with his fourth couple of years. I wasn't tired in the payees to break even at the 10,500 loss in 15 decisions. work against Holik. The latter is a seat Civic Center and the Bean- ninth and 1 was getting them out on security guard in the junior high "The Bird was trying to get me to mostly fastballs and an occasional ^ (Herald photo by Dunn) towners have gone over the top lor hit the ball on the ground," Gamble area. This corner has long felt that three previous appearances. World slider. I could come back and pitch the football coach who works in the said. "He was throwing it low and tomorrow if they needed me but we Team Tennis expects to add two new away. He made a good pitch and I hit Alumni Junior Baseball League champs physical education department has a entries for the 1976-77 season and the still have Sparky (Lyle),” big advantage over a classroom it out. He keeps the ball down low, And the Yanks still have some un­ Lobsters will again include Hartford bas good control and good stuff. You Krause Florists copped the Alumni Junior Baseball League title by defeating Moriarty teacher as he would be in closer con­ as its second 'home.' Jack Early, used black Mexican beans in Nettles' tact with the students and not only have to be able to hit a pitcher's mis­ locker for the next time Detroit com­ Juniors in a one-game playoff. Squad members, front row, left to right. Coach Ken Sharp, T ireSale! popular Manchester High faculty take to beat him and that's how we Craig Austin, Bill Calhoun, Phil Foreman, Dave Robichaud, Top row, Ed Ezerins, Coach during the sport season...Ron "Red" member and former coach, will es to town. INST ALLA TION INCLUDED! Smith, former Manchester golfer, enter Hartford Hospital Thursday for Bernie Quesnel, Shawn Spears, Jack Lyon, Al Klibanoff, Ken Acelin, Mark Kelley, Dave NO TRADE IN NEEDED! now head pro at Kennebunk, Maine, open heart surgery. He was stricken Quesnel, Ron Barber, Frank Lateano, Coach Bill Calhoun. Missing were Rick Rhodes, Jeff copped the New Hampshire Open last early last spring...Alan Krob will Perron. week. Smith was an assistant pro at serve as president of the Manchester Manchester for several Midget Football League this season. Arthur Ashe upset P r e m iu m years...Playoffs between the Practice starts shortly with play Standings, last night’s softball American League's divisional 4 beginning in September. NORTH CONWAY, N.H. (UPI) — His shoulder feels fine, but winners to decide a World Series Belted 2-1-2 representative will start Saturday, Zeljko Franulovic of Yugoslavia says his confidence is still suf­ Oct. 9 in the park of the Western fering from a severe injury that knocked him from the ranks of TONIGHT’S GAMES Gionfriddo, Chris Duffy, Welskopp added three the Market offense. Whitewall champ. After the first two games, Rodgers placed 40th the world’s top tennis players four years ago. Nelson vs. Vitiner's, Tom Melick, George more and Leo Tedone, Best in defeat were Den­ the scene will shift to the Eastern Bill Rodgers placed 40th in a field Franulovic's ego got a big boost 6iI5 —Fitzgerald Suitor, Jim Flaherty and Wayne Ostrout, Dave Maz- nis Adams with three hits winner's ball park. It will be a best of of 71 in the Olympic Games Tuesday when he upset third-seeded Jimmy Connors whipped Hans Kary Fogarty's vs. Frank's, Matt Giardina each zoli and Andy Zeidler each and Joe Stack and Bill three set...The World Series opens marathon run last Saturday. The Arthur Ashe in straight sets, 6-4, 6-4, of Austria, 6-1, 6-3; second-seeded 7:30 —Fitzgerald collected a pair of blows. contributed two more Gaffney with two each. A78xl3 ' Saturday, Oct. 16 in the home park of Newington native, who graduated to move into the third round of the Manuel Orantes of Spain ousted coun­ Bogner’s vs, APrin- WOMEN’S REC safeties. (:a m )lei.i(;h t i i the National League cham­ from Wesleyan and took part in $1(X),000 Volvo International tourna­ tryman Juan Gisbert, 6-3, 6-3; and ting, 8:45 —Fitzgerald Paced by a seven-run REC Blue Moon made 12 hits Reg. 29.99 pion...Popular news and sportscaster several Five Mile Road Races here ment. Ken Rosewall of' Austrialia over­ Town vs. SBM, 6:15 third inning, the Leopards Runs came in bunches as count for as many runs and on Thanksgiving, suffered a pulled —Robertson Gus's rapped out 20 base F.ET 1.75 on Cape Cod is Jimmy Horvath Jr., "This is a very important match to powered Alzaro Beancour of Colum­ clawed the Bobcats at Garman’s outlasted Dean leg muscle in training and did well Blue Moon vs. hits but could come up with former local man and a fine me,” said Franulovic, 29, who was bia, 6-4, 6-1. Cheney Tech, 12-8, with Machine at Keeney, 14-13. for the first 15 miles before falling Chorches, 7:30 just 11 runs and the result SIZE F.ET REG SALE golfer...Enjoying full retirement in among the top 10 in the world until a Fourth-seeded Raul Ramirez of Rosemarie Lovett, Paula Rick Silver led the way back. Rodgers was timed in 2:25.14. —Robertson was a 12-11 nod for the Waquoit on Cape Cod is Walt Snow, shoulder injury in 1972 sidelined him M exico beat John B a rtle tt of Sullivan, Dot Brindamour with three hits for the E78xl4 2 2 7 34.99 *2 9 Waldemar Cierpinski, an unheralded (Herald photo by Dunn) Holiday Lanes vs. Restaurant at Robertson. for many years a topflight baseball for almost two years. Australia, 6-0, 6-3; and Eddie Dibbs and Jeanne Suhie each Clothiers and Barry Nixon Petersen Auto umpire and duckpin bowler. West German, copped the gold medal of Miami, seeded fifth, eliminated Bill King lines up short putt at Country Club Gus's, 8:45 —Robertson collecting two hits. and Nick Dellaripa added Carl Carlson blasted two Repair Manuals F78xl4 2 4 3 3 5 .9 9 *2 9 ahead of favored Frank Shoter of the In other second-round matches, Nick Saviano, Los Altos, Calif., 6-0,6- Rockwell vs. Gunver, Laura Winzler paced the two each. Barry Nixon had triples for Moon and Steve defending champion and top-seeded He went on to whip Mike Cooney for Club Championship G78xl4 260 37.99 *2 9 USA...Olympic gold medals contain 4. in first-round play. 6:15 -N eb o losers with three bingles the only homer Cianci added three hits. ALL Rooting for Phillies MANUALS six grams of gold and are worth Cut& Curl vs. David’s, and Linda Wilder added Pete Naktenis and Joe Mike Mlodzinski matched H78xl4 2 83 3 9 .9 9 *31 George Frost, retired Manchester Reg. $66...Danny McDaid, Ireland's No.l 7:30 -N eb o two more. Crawford had three blows the latter’s feat for Gus’s banker, is rooting for the 279 marathon entry in the Olympic Walnut vs. Belliveau, NIKE each and Russ Dyjak, Gary G78xl5 2 6 5 38.99 *31 Philadelphia Phillies to get into the Games, like Rodgers, was an also- Burleson and Fisk sign Class A softball 6:15 -N ik e Starting fast with two Richards and Don Hazard Dick's trimmed cham­ All Manuals, Reg. 3 69 2.77 Ea H78xl5 287 41.99 *3 3 World Series. Frost is the godfather ran. Both men appeared briefly on Eiertric vs. Moll’s, pion Holiday Lanes. 9-6, DETROIT (UPI) - Rick Burleson would disclose terms, saying only three-run frames, Acadia two each for Dean. One of Complete guides for easy re­ of Jay Johnstone, the hard-hitting national teevee during the 26-mile, 7:30 -N ik e with Leo Williamson L78xl5 3 1 4 43.99 * 3 3 and Carlton Fisk finally have agreed they were "multi-year contracts" dumped Farr's at Nike, 15- Dyjak's went for four pairs, tune-ups, trouble outfielder with the National League's 385-yard run in Montreal. McDaid tourney schedule Congo vs. Telephone, collecting two hits. Gus to new contracts and the Boston Red However, catcher Fisk’s contract 9, as six players collected bases. shooting. Repairs on your Belts give impact resistance and eliminate Eastern Division leaders. Johnstone was the winner of the 12-mile run 6:15 —Keeney Gustafson was a perfect tread squirm Two plies each polyester A two hits each - Mike EASTERN was born here Nov. 20, 1946...The Sox hope Fred Lynn soon will be was expected to be for five years, car you can do yourself. and fiberglass which was part of the MCC Relays Playoffs in ihe Silk City and Candlellghi Soft­ Romanchik. Kevin Wrapping up the league four-for-four for the Lanes most consistent performers in the next. averaging $150,000 a year. Shortstop ball Leagues will gel under way Monday night at SILK CITY last June here in town. Boston General Manager Dick Kravontka, Bob Plosky, title. Highland Park with Bob Gorman getting Burleson's was for an estimated $80,- Fitzgerald Field and Robertson Park. Starting off with five O'Connell announced the two 000 a year. Mark Kravantka, Rusty Market upended the 72’s at three hits in his only of­ The league champion and runner-up in each cir­ runs in the first inning. agreements Tuesday and they were The actual signings were set for Franklin and Joe John Nebo, 9-5. ficial trips to the plate, cuit will qualify for the post-season double Crockett’s went on to dump confirmed by Jerry Kapstein, at­ today in Detroit, where the Red Sox Masoris. The winners built up a 7-0 in STY Boaters drop finale elim ination warfare. The winner will be declared Frank’s at Fitzgerald, 9-5. Tom Bombardier led the lead after four innings and Russ Benevides' homer torney for all three players. Neither play the Tigers tonight. Yielding big bats were the town Class A slow pitch champion. Sportsmen with three hits then had to hold on. paced North End Fire to an Wide Oval 70 and 60 Series RWL Carl Ogren with three hits Two games will be played Monday, Tuesday, and Don Fay and Ed Bom­ Pete Devanney tripled 8-6 decision over the Closing out the season on the wrong foot last night at Cougar Wednesday and Thursday nights. and Ben Grzyb, Tom U bardier added two more and singled twice to set the Keggers at Robertson. Crockett and Bill Muzin Field, Manchester dropped an exciting 4-3 decision to Coventry Trudon and Bogner will be the Silk City each. Rob Roy had the only pace. Mike Tierney, Tom Len Farrand added a tri­ with two each, all for the in the Connecticut Junior Soccer Association. representatives with Holiday Lanes one of the home run. Mac and Gerry Cosgrove ple to the winning cause Moriarty’s bow, Candlelight entries. DickS American and winners. Dave Brannick, Coached by Chris Saunders and INDY added two bingles each to Eric Mann paced the John Barry, Collins Judd Blaz Stimac, the locals posted a 9-5 Other squad members were Ken Crispino*s are battling for the second spot. Each side tallied once in losers with hvo bingles. A70xl3 F60xl4 and Joe Quaglia each won-lost record, while scoring 52 Anderson, Mark Copeland, Jim All games will start at 7:30. the final inning but the Reg. 29.99 Reg. 39.99 lashed out two hits for the goals to 26 for the opposition. Five of Dwyer, Bob Gagnon, Dwayne marker for Turnpike TV F E T 1 93 F E T 2 78 to East Hartford Marketmen, one of Bran- OVER 6 MILLION the nine wins were via the shutout Gilbert. Tom Jordan, Bill Moran, gave it an 11-10 nod over nick’s a homer. PRESCRIPTIONS SIZE F E T REG SALE SIZE F E T REG SALE route. Jim Perry, Bill Simon, Greg Playing before the largest crowd of the season last night at Lathrop Insurance at Nike. G Smayda, Carl Stafford, Keith PONTIAC Safely Compounded Darrell Hooey and Tom Orlowski Moriarty Field, the end of Moriarty’s domination in the Hartford Bruce Gardner homered F70xl4W'ide ze i 37 99 *2 8 G60xl4Wide 2 96 41 99 *2 9 tallied first-half scores and Jack Snuffer, Eric Thomas, Phil Valen­ Although outhit, 17-14, and added a second hit to Twilight Baseball League moved a step closer. ARTHUR DRUG 275 39.99 347 46.99 Madjela added the final Manchester tine, Paul Wicks and Dan Wilson. Allied Printing put more lead the way. Ray Touhey, IS G70xl4Wide *2 9 L60xl4Wide * 33 East Hartford's American Division Griffey big gun runs on the scoreboard in marker in the second half. The latter A special thanks goes to Mr. Al Anderson and Darrell G70xl5Wide 237 39.99 *2 9 L60xl5Wide 358 49.99 * 34 Thomas who served as official timer Jets tacked a 10-4 defeat on the beating Fogarty’s, 13-8. Netto each had two hits for was a standout along with Joel damage had been done. Sala gave up RETURNING for all home games. perennial league and playoff kings Two bits rattled off the TV with Ed Lojeski driving Malinoski, Bob Nurmi and Orlowski. live hits in the first stanza. 4 ply nylon with raised white lettering tor that sports car look' and just about put the nail in the cof­ bats of Duke Hutchinson. in the winning run. END OF SEASON Ray DeMaio went the route for the fin for any post-season activity. in Reds’ attack Bob Greene, Bob Plaster, The 20-hit Insurance CLEARANCE! winners, scattering seven hits, being Moriarty's show an 11-8 loop mark. Bill Morgan and Mark offense was paced by Jim in trouble only in the third when the The Jets hold a 2Vz game edge and Duval of the Printers. Barron and Dee Tedone, Guaranteed luxury the loss dropped the MB's farther home team tallied all four markers. The Oilers were led by 1 1 Ne w YORK (UPI) — On a team so prominent the players each with four hits. Ernie above ground pools. McRae sparks back in third place, Volkswagen is a Bill Hickey slammed three hits and Bob Valk's three hits. John must compete among themselves to reach new heights, Ken game up on the locals. Craig Pinney and Sal Brancato two •nr At Tkart of UminlM (•nrict Must SACRIFICEI 19'x31' Veteran southpaw Pete Sala each for the winners who now sport a Griffey is currently leading the pack. entered with the best earned run 13-5 standard. The 28-year-old Cincinnati Reds’ Scoreboard O p e n 24 Hours Dally O.D. complete with (liter, outfielder is leading the National average, less than one run a game, Two walks, an error and two base Culls -t-S, I’liillies 0*8 FOR EMERGENCY SERVICE Royals to win League in batting with a .341 liner, ladder, pump, but the Jets exploded for three first hits were included in the MB scoring Chicago’s Rick Reuschel, .12-8, average. American League National League inning runs, added two more in each inning. Offensively, Gene Johnson pitched a nine-hit shutout and Wayne sundeck, fencing and and Mike McDonald each came up Griffey showed San Francisco why the third and fourth frames and Tyrone hit his first major league Eaat East M obil NEW YORK (UPI) — Despite the fact that Hal McRae, the he is one of the brightest stars stairs. Completely In­ finished up with three runs in the with two base hits for the losers. homer off Jim Kaat, 10-6, to give the Pet GB Pet GB HUTING OILS I Kansas City Royals’ designated hitter, has been suffering with a Tuesday night. He stroked three hits, fifth. Sala was shelled in the fourth Thursday the locals face Cubs their fifth straight win in the NY 63 .618 - Phil .673 - stalled $749. Financing variety of injuries all season, he is hitting .351 and Tuesday night Volkswagen at St. Thomas while scored two runs and drove in two OIL BURNER I, I inning and Dave Bidwell was also hit opener. In the nightcap,. Garry Mad­ Baltimore 52 .505 11V4 Pitts .548 13 others to power Cincinnati to a 9-0 HEATING INSTALLATION available. Call toll free sparked the Royais’ to their biggest run-scoring outburst since hard in his inning and one-third of tonight at Moriarty Field, dox’ grand-slam homer—a record- Cleveland 51 .500 12 NY .491 19 July 18, driving in two runs with a double and a homer to lead relief John Serafine finished up, Manchester Community College victory over the Giants. Detroit 48 .471 15 Chicago .434 25 1/800-628-9607. 9 a.m. - 9 12 Volt Long Lasting Oil & Filter Change working the last two innings, but the engages Vernon. “The reason I’m hitting well is Boston 48 .466 15Vi St. Louis 643-5135 Kansas City to a 7-1 victory over the Minnesota Twins. ,431 25 p.m., 7 days a weak. Chrome Timing Light OEM Styled Muffler with Lubrication because I get pitches; batting Milwaukee 45 .450 17 Montreal .367 31 The victory gave the Royals a 9‘/2 between Rose and Morgan is a good game lead over the second-place Our place to be,” Griffey said modestly. WoHl Reg. 2 1 7 7 Reg O D D Twins in the American League's Weitl 14 99 ^ Plus Installation r Includes Labor ninth loss. Rusty Torres added a solo Griffey hadHwo singles and a tri­ W L Pet g b ; 29 99 Western Division. W L Pet GB homer to the Angels' 11-hit attack. ple. He scored one run and drove in Cincin 69 38 .645 - Double wrapped zme coaled lock seam 5qts 20or30WHD 10W30or40 tying seventh for Philadelphia—sup­ Kan City 62 40 .608 - For 12 volt, 4 • 6 ■ or 8 cylinder motor Oil new Lee Oi! Filter lube "Getting McRae back in the lineup The victory raised Hartzell's record another in the fifth inning, when Cin­ LA 59 46 .562 9 I case Let us safety check your car today' ported the combined six-hit pitching Minnesota 54 51 .514 9V5 vehicles. Tune it up nowl Mu/f/ers to lit most cars. a ll grease points really seems to make us go," com­ to 3-2. cinnati scored three runs and then Houston 55 54 .505 15 of Steve Carlton and Ron Reed as the Oakland 54 52 .509 10 LEE Ftitars to fit most cars. mented Marty Pattin, who went eight Brewern 4, Orioles 2 tripled in the eighth, when the Reds San Diego 51 58 .468 19 Phillies earned a split. Texas 49 53 .480 13 innings to earn his fourth victory. George Scott hit two run-scoring scored four more. Atlanta 47 59 .443 21 Mi Pirulrs 2-2, Cardinals 1-4 Chicago 46 57 .447 low George Brett added three hits to singles, including one that drove in But Griffey was not the only star San Fran 46 62 .426 23Vi| Duffy Dyer stroked a homer with California 46 60 .434 18 the go-ahead run in the fifth inning, for the Reds. Dave Concepcion had two outs in the bottom of the ninth iri- Tuesday’s Results 4 as Milwaukee's Ed Rodriguez went three singles and drove in three runs •G M DELCO the distance with a nine-hitter for his ning to give Pittsburgh a first-game Chicago 4-5, Philadelphia! American League and Jack Billingham evened his Tuesday’s Gamee •FORDMOTORCRAFT fourth win. Ross Grimsley was victory and help Jim Hooker, who 0-8 record at 9-9 with a three-hitter. California 4, Texas 0 • CHRYSLER MOPAR tagged with his fifth loss against four scattered six hits, raise his record to Pittsburgh 2-2, St. Louis 1- High Performance Kansas City 7, Minnesota triumphs for Baltimore. Mels 9, Expos 8 9-5. Don Kessinger drove home four the Royals' 10-hit attack and raised 1 Maxi Oil Filters A’» 7, While .Sox 3 Ed Kranepool’s eighth-inning, two- runs with a double in the eighth and a New York 9, Montreal 8 Original his league-leading average to .354. Oakland 7, Chicago 3 The A's snappd a five-game losing run homer—the 100th of his single in the ninth to give the Car­ Atlanta 7, San Diego 3 LFl, 16HP, Reg. 2 99 New York defeated Detroit, 4-3, Milwaukee 4, Baltimore 2 Equipment streak as Bill North went 3-for-5 and career—lifted New York over Mon­ dinals a split and enable reliever Al Los Angeles 2, Houston 0 I California beat Texas, 4-0, Cleveland 1, Boston 0 (10) LF7, 24, 25HP, Reg 3 29 scored three runs to lead a 13-hit at­ treal. Kranepool, the all-time Mets’ Hrabosky to even his record at 6-6, Cincinnati 9, San Fran­ Auto Tune-Up Kits Milwaukee topped Baltimore, 4-2, New Vork 4, Detroit 3 tack which dealt ex-Oakland pitcher home-run leader, blasted his hdrh^ cisco 0 w YOUR CHOICE Our Reg. 4.49 to 6.99 and Oakland downed Chicago, "7-3, in following a Felix Millan single. the other American League games. John Odom his first loss for the Today's Games Today’s Games White Sox. Dick Bosman allowed Braves 7, Pailres 3 California (Ryan 8-13) at .-and liidianH I, K im I S i i \ 0 Montreal (Carrithers 5-8) three runs and five hits in five in­ Cito Gaston, a former Padre who Texas (Briles 7-7), N Dennis Eckersley pitched a three- had been to bat only 40 times for at New York (Koosman 12- 3*^o hitter for his seventh win and got the nings but received credit for his Minnesota (Singer 8-7) at Tune up kits contain Atlanta this year, batted home five 7) Double tillering action lor game's only run in the bottom of the fourth win without a loss with the Kansas City (Lonard 12-4), iliensome points, condenser and Openings Philadelphia (Christenson cleaner oil. longer laslmgengine relief help of Paul Lindblad and runs with home runs on each of his N rotor to fit most cars. 10th when pinch-hitter Tommy first two at bats to give Andy 10-5) at Chicago (Renko 4-61 I Limit 2 tillers per customer Rollie Fingers. Oakland (Mitchell 7-5) at •Smith's sacrifice fly drove in Ron Messersmith, 11-9, and the Braves a The sixlh annual Arinv & Nuvv Cincinnati (Gullett 7-3) al Chicago (Johnson 9-9), N HARTFORD NATIOIVAL Pruitt. Luis Tiant shut out Cleveland victory,over San Diego. Club slo-pitrli Sofihiill' Toiirnu- San Francisco (Montefusco km New York (Hunter 12-10 for the first nine innings but was not Hinton waived Dodgers 2, Asiros 0 nirnt sliirls Salurdiiy and will he 10-9), N (The Favorite Person) BANK and Holtzman 8-7) at involved in the decision which went CINCINNATI (UPI) - The Cincin­ Los Angels’ Bill Buckner singled singed two weekenils. There are San Diego (Strom 9-12) at Middle 'Rtnipike Office,,320 Middle Turnpike West Play home tonight Milwaukee (Slaton 12-8 and against reliever Tom Murphy. nati Reds optioned relief pitcher Davey Lopes home from second base sllll several openings. Teams in- Atlanta (Ruthven 11-9) Travers 12-8), 2, N Manchester (jreen Office, 621 Middle'Turnpike East 3 WAYS TO CHARGE Angt'lH t, Kungers 0 Rich Hinton to their Indianapolis Jeff Barkofen, left, and Frank Livingston will be in the twice and Burt Hooton pitchedaaiw a two- o- * 4 6 -9 133. St. Louis (Forsch 5-6) at Rookie Paul Hartzell pitched a Boston (Jenkins 10-8) at Pittsburgh (Candelaria 10- North Manchester Office, 220 North Main S t MANCHESTER farm team after Hinton, who was Manchester Legion lineup tonight against Enfield at’ 6 hitter to down Houston. Hooton P'''‘i"“nied m hoth LX' four-hitter and Tommy Davis drove waived last week, was not claimed raised his record to 7-U with his first '' Detroit (Ruble 6-8), N 4), N First Manchester Office, 595 Main S t Open Late Every Nifhl o'clock at Eagle Fieldi The locals will be out to improve Baltimore (Palmer 14-9) EicepISat til6PM in two runs for California, which by any other major league team win since July 6. He allowed only two Houston (Richard 12-11) 1145 Tolland Turnpike handed Teiias" Jim Umbarger his Tuesday upon an IDll Zone Eight record) firiidltnlHg hitli at Cleveland (Bibby 7-3), N at Los Angeles (Rau 10-7), N ’'A PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Aug. 4, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Aug. 4, 1976 - PAGE THIRTEEN PoltcR rtDort m Officials seek Whtrt Quality Abeayt Exeeed§ Tha PrUal James L. Dietrichsen, 31, of New Other arrests made or summonses registered motor vehicle and misuse of marker plates, on W. Middle Tpke. two lost pups Britain has been arrested on charges issued by Manchester Police in­ of third-degree burglary and third- cluded; Court date is Aug. 24. South Windsor extenuating circumstances degree larceny In connection with the • Stuart J. Ring, 19, of 509 Bum- JEDY KUEHNEL I wouldn’t do a dog under 12181.00 THE BESTI Town Meeting. The description does not The council appointed Thomas Gallon match descriptions given No other by other rape victims In Manycomplaints of noise WISE Reg. 69C the last four weeks, police bread makes NEW LOWER PRICEI FRESH. PORK‘ f Rockville said. I'.iisl H artford to make an agreement with the state ’The other assaults oc­ Department of Transportation to all these claims! ^ Hospital notes By SHEILA TELLER Potato Chips 59C curred July 4 on Sheldon study, design or redesign 13 key in­ Barking dogs, motorcycles, trucks, Admitted Monday: Sandra Chapin, tersections in town. 8 oz. bag Rd., July 12 at Main and Prospect St., Rockville; Yvonne Good, emergency sirens, and factory noises Russell Sts., and July 25 on were the top complaints of the many The intersections are: Main St. and 30S FEWER Imagine! A bread Fresh Horizons has been tested at Stafford Springs; Eva Lavoie, High Drake’s E. Middle ’Tpke., police Manor Park, Vernon; John Nordgren, citizens who spoke at Tuesday night’s Burnside Ave.; Main St. and Connec­ said.______CALORIES with 30% fewer calories Columbia University Medical School, two West Rd., Coventry; Barbara Potter, public hearing. ticut Blvd.; Silver Lane and Roberts than white! Equally as THAN WHITE leading universities, as well as at a renowned Stevens Rd., Tolland; Pauline Sereby, The Town Council held public St.; Main St. and Willow St.; Burn­ remarkable. Fresh Horizons medical clinic. Fresh Horizons is the result of a Hayes Dr., Vernon; Edith Slater, Trout fArea hearing prior to its regular meeting side Ave, and Scotland Rd.; Oak St. Pound Cake 79C long search for a high-fiber food with reduced calories • -I______■ ______m s m / ___ has more fiber than any other bread, almost any other food. Stream Dr.. Vernon; Mary Taylor, East to discuss the proposed noise abate­ and Silver Lane; Ellington Rd. and plain, marblo & chocolate St., Rockville. And it tastes delicious. that looks and tastes good. And it's here now! ment ordinance. Goodwin St.; Main St., Park Ave. and VERNON 1 Save Discharged Monday: Betty Conklin, Prospect St.; Burnham St. and We reserve the right i Fruit Compared to whole wheat bread. Fresh Horizons has Now’s the time to try it. With the South Rd.. Ellington; Mrs. Gail French Council Chairman George Dagon Howard Pearson, 28, of Ellington Rd.; Forbes St. and to limit quantities FLAVORED five times the fiber-400% more. One slice even store coupon below, you can save on 1 50< lb.l and son. Orchard St., Rockville; Mrs. stressed the hearing was primarily 136 Union St., Rockville, wwBrakMpI equals the fiber in a serving of 100% All-Bran Cereal. Yet your first loaf of white or wheat. 400% M FIno Itam lor Your Barboquo Helen Hsu and son. Shepard Dr., for input. The ordinance, recently Brewer St,; Tolland St. and School was arrested iSiesday on a Fresh Horizons. The bread with MORE Manchester; Joseph Izzo, W. Center S t, written by Atty. Barry Ponticelli, is St.; Roberts St. and Hillside Rd.; and Drink warrant charging him with Fresh Horizons gives you 30% fewer calories than Governor St. and Prospect St. nOER Manchester; Patricia Rioux, Enfield; still in rough draft form. breach of the peace. enriched white bread. Incredible? Yes! In a nationwide 30% fewer calories, 400% more fiber. WHOLE Debbie Willis, West Willington. Dagon said there will be another East Hartford will pay $3,900 of the vGallon Police said the charge survey of doctors. 3 out of 5 said they would recommend A new kind of bread 3 out of 5 doctors Admitted Tuesday; Patricia Aborn, ptiblic hearing, possibly several, total $26,000 needed to complete the stemmed from a distur­ this kind of bread for its fiber alone. recommend for its fiber alone. Hillside Dr., South Windsor; , Gary Char- study. before ordinance is adopted by the bance at 136 Union St. on tier, Scott Dr., Vernon; Andrea Darby, council. Enion contract TENDERLOIN Virginia Lane, Tolland; Elaine Darby, July 4. Pearson was STORE COUPON Virginia Lane, Tolland; Christina Darby, Open space funds The council also approved released on a $100 non­ surety bond for appear­ Virginia Lane, Tolland; George Devlin, During the regular session, coun- amendments to the town employes Regan St., Rockville; Elizabeth ance In Common Pleas FH Zei IZSNOIB OF BEEF cilmen passed a resolution union contract. Gebhardt, Union St , Rockville; Deborah Court 19, Rockville, Sept. authorizing Mayor Richard H. Hammond, Range Hill Dr , Vernon; A four and % per cent increase % pRicr 15. Save Blackstone to file a closeout agree­ Robert Nurmi, Broad St., Manchester; effective immediately will cost the SOETH WINDSOR Sonia Tedford, Mt. Vernon Dr., Vernon; ment with the federal Department of town $51,598. This amount includes ICE CREAM SALE Herbert West, Snipsic St., Rockville; Housing and Urban Development salary increases and fringe benefits. A 10-speed bicycle was Paul Wick, Tumblebrook Dr., Vernon. IHUDI to acquire unpaid grant funds The benefits include increased Buy one half gallon in any flavor*] taken from a carport on FRESH HORIZONS '^30% FEW ER C A LO R IES Discharged Tuesday: Mary Callahan, of $9,500. medical and life insurance policies. Benedict Dr. and a CB -W H IT E OR W HEAT' ^400% M ORE FIB E R *1.89. Hillcrest Dr., Rockville; Sandy Drasdis, at our reg. price of $1.29 Cottage The town entered into an agree­ radio from a car parked to Larga 7 lb. Avaraga, Ne Paa-Waaa. Burbank Rd., Ellington, Irene McAn- ment with HUD in 1973 to acquire An article providing for non­ the rear of the 10-Pin IW .OiKwi«xj.i.aum orlndi«our.M lor«lM iW |»ryau unim UMCillcWr asnoOtM by in. CuUomv mual pw m iM t Will cut Into Fllat MIgnon, Roaal, or a . daatrad. drews. Old Stafford Rd., Tolland; Mrs lands adjacent to Hockanum River. Got Your Bowling alley on Rt. 5. ICaplutN >i»lllnscluitt)o'M chollhn.au|»ntiW M m M ln ux. lnvoic«|ira«lnspun:hM.aliufflcUnlilockb>cOMfCono Cynthia Margott and daughter, status, race, color, creed, national Cheese ^ o n ^ t with im itm isolttiloollw . To obtain poyimntMnd I . prMonM lot ndonipttan muot b . ilioM i on nqinot Obupan void Ridgewood Dr , Rockville; Allen Meyer, East Hartford acquired 12 parcels of FttyiHotltotn.P.0.SonIW CIIoion,loonSZ734.Coupotn«tiilnot n tn i. uoM tnitlcMd ot ptoNblWd by Im Cm I i vW m -W O t origin, political affiliation, or union Second b.hanot«i.ndvtiUb.vbldllpraHniM iiiniu(houHid..SonclM , Enkm Apt. 3q 1977. WE EESEim THE EISHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES Patricia Dr., Vernon, Lucia Riendeau. land now known as Riverview Park. HUD provided the grants to help membership was added to the con­ A NEW KIND OF BREAD 3 OUT OF S DOCTORS RECOMMEND FOR ITS HBER ALONE WE ACCEFT FOOD STAMFSt West Rd., Rockville; Kathy Taylor. N. tract. For ONLY I GREETING CARDS Park St., Rockville; Frances Zabka, towns get land for open space uses. FOR ALL OGCAtlONt SPECIALS ARE SOOO TNURQ.. Mayor Blackstone requested ‘ “590 tM Our Larfi WvfUtfi Gray Rd,, South Windsor. similar salary adjustments for non SAVE 64< Birth Tuesday: A son to Mr and Mrs Inlerscrtions ifexcept the flavors of the months Fred Carmichael Abbott Rd , Ellington bargaining employes. The council ap­ ARTHUR DRUG The council er^owered the tnayor proved hlS fbauest. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Aug. 4, 1976— PAGE FIFTEEN

Slluttlon tVantMf 15 Homt$ For Sal* 23 Homaa For Sala 23 Homaa For Sala 23 Homaa lor Sala Articlaa lor Sala PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mancherttr. Qmn.. Wed., Am;. 4, OK 23 Homaa For Sala 23 41 Apartmanta For Rant 53 Katt Hartford WILL TAKE care of children MANCHESTER- Three QlMtonbury MANCHESTER-Delightful TRINKETS and Treasures LOOKING for anything in real in my home, days. Call 646 PORTER STREET AREA bedroom brick front Colonial, 639,900 six room Cape, re ^ o ra te d Sale- Something for everyone, estate rental - apartments, LEGAL NOTICE 7439. Florida bound owner offen 838,500. Fireplace In living Ranch with (tatures includina throughout, garage, low” >34p900 Friday and Saturday, A unst 6 homes, multiple dwellings, no Students seek 2,700 square feet of room, formal dining room, auumable 7% mortgagt. Only 1 830's. A ssu m ab le 7W% Five-room Ranch, full and 'ftn. 165. ^ Milford Road, fees, Call J.D. Real Estate yn. old, beamed ceiling, fireplace, basement, carport, patio, gracious living for only children walk to Highland living room overlooxf wooded mortgage. $2,000 cash Manchester. Cash only. Associates, Inc. 6461980. Noiice is hereby given of the certilication of party-endorsed 165,900. Must be seen. Park Schooo. Excellent condi­ area. W/w carpet, full basement, required. Owner will take treed lot. Must settle es­ host families candidates of the Repubbean Party for noininatioa to the tion. By owner, 6460370. garage, breeceway. Immaculate. back second mortgage. For tate. SEARS, Kenmore gas stove, MANCHESTER - Mature cou­ Mnnicipal Offlees speciTicd below in the Town of Bolton. A list □ EDUCATION MAJOR 6 REID A6S0C. more information call Ann WARREN E. four years old, good condition, ple wanted for this clean 4 of the persons so endorsed as candidates is on Tile in my ofnee, FM MANCHESTER - New listing, 289-3470 Lord Realty, 528-4139, 526 8125. Call 5267493. room apartment in attractive being the office of the Town Clerk. 222 Boltao Center Road. She Heralb 5012. 4 family brick building. Heat, Youth for Understan­ Maximum effort is made Rtal Estate Cantor excellent value, seven room HOWLAND Briton, and copies thereof are available for public distribatiaa. PrNata InitnicOoni IS GIGANTIC Tag Sale- Leaving hot water, appliances $235. No ding. a nonprofit mul­ to match foreign students 648-4144 Ranch, formal dining room, THREE BEDROOM Colonial Realtors 643-1108 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING fireplace, spacious rec room, home. Desirable location, MANCHESTER - Santina the state. Several household children or rets. Mr. Rossetto tinational high school stu­ and families with similar Drive. Five room expandable items, paintings. Saturday 6462482. OFFICE TERM REMEDIAL READING and many extras. Occupancy by dent exchange organiza­ interests. math; Individualized work | m 9§o' Bayes Corporation, September. No agents. $43,- Ranch. Fireplace, breezeway, R a so rt Proparly and Sunday, 16(11 evening. Q tion. needs host families in Families who wish to Registrars of Voters Jan. 5, 1977 to Jan. 7. 19» program, (lst4th grade) by MANCHESTER-Seven room 6460131. * 500. 6467025.______garage, treed lot. Hutchins Carter Street, Bolton. No CHARLES APARTMENTS - Justices of the Peace Jan. 3. 1977 to Jan. S. 1981 Masters degree teacher. 566 aluminum sided Cape with Agency, 646-3166. MOBILE HOME In New dealers. Deluxe 4 1/2 room the Manchester area to participate in the program PHONE 643-2711 townhouses. One and 1/2 FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD 8075. breezeway and garage. Three RANCH-Seven rooms, three Hampshire, 10 minutes to participate in the program. may contact Mrs. Bonder- Notice is also hereby given that a primary will be held on or four bedrooms, fireplace, REDUCED!! Attractive bedrooms, modern kitchen, L large lake, on black top road. LAWSON SOFA Nylon- $85. baths. All appliances, 2 air StudCTts from 24 coun­ man of Columbine Rd.. September 7 ,197S, if a candidacy ur candidacies are filed in ac> rec room. Priced at 837,900. Ranch, three bedrooms, laun­ shaped living and dining Furnished. Well and septic Moving must sell. After 5 conditioners, carpeted, heat dry, monstrous lot, many new tries will be arriving in Tolland, at HTWIOOt. for ctirdance with Sections !L382 throogh M50. tnehsive, of the Zinsser Agency, 6461511. room. Large paneled family system. 812,500. Call 742-8148 p.m., 742-8261. and hot water, patio, sound 13 Halp Wantad 13 items, close to schools. proofing. Washer and dryer .America in August and further information. General Statutes, as amended, by persons other than party* INDEX room in basement, garage, after 6 p.m. endorsed candidates. □ REAL ESTATE MANCHESTER-Five Excellent value. Only, 8U,900. patio, 300' deep lot. 839, BABY CRIB and mattress, 8 nook-up. Storage, basement some of them desire to be There have been several w m c c s Homeseekers Realty 6464353. garage. Some available with 1 STARTING to take bedroom oversized Cape. Two Philbrick Agency, Realtors. R e al Batata Wantad 25 track with fm stereo radio for in this region. Youth for Understanding Forms for petitions for filing sneh candidacies by or oo behalf Lual and Foiatf car, four speakers and con­ fireplaces and two ear gar­ 2 Paraonote applications for full time SALES Homaa For Sala 23 full baths, aluminum siding, 6464200. Christos Efesiou. 18. students placed in the area of any enrolled Repid>lican Party member (or, in the case of 3 Aanoyncamantt employment. Call 872-4515 BnMliM, Brqoim, Mopi rec room, dormer, fireplace. MAIJCHESTER ALL CASH for your property trols. Call 6465886. ages. 646-0800, 646-1540. 4 from Greece is one of the in the past two years. Justices of the peace, by or on behalf of the bare majority to Emartaawnem between 10 a m. and 12 noon. ~ todociMv BOLTON - 831,906 Attractive 839,000. Hayes Corporation, INCOME AND INVESTMENT GREEN MANOR RANCH-on 5 BEDROOM COIONUL within 24 hours. Avoid red 5 Aucaona An Equal Opportunity 13 6460131. beautiful lot. Excellent condi­ tape, instant service. Hayes GOOD WASHING machine, FOUR ROOM DUPLEX- applicants who wants to which said party is entitled to nominate,) may be obtained from STMMRD MBII five-room Ranch, family OPPORTUNITIES Newer oversized Colonial Kitchen, living room on first Patneu A. R a ^ . Repiiblican. Registrar of Voters. 2S2 Hebron FWANCIAL Employer. tion. Priced to sell. T. J. Corporation, 6460131. working order. $50. Call 646 s p ^ the next school year • (■nhrenlt N.R 03074 room, lireplace, paneling, 2-34 Family houses. Also located In one ol 3486. floor, two bedrooms and bath Road. Bolton. CoonecticuL Instmctioas for filing such a can­ Bonda-Saocaa-Mortgagaa aluminum siding. Hutchins BOLTON- Ranch with first (>ockett Realtor, 643-1577. in this area He wants to 9 Paraonal Laana floor family room with built- larger units. Live in almost Manchester’s finest SELLING your house? Call us on second floor, large yard, didacy are contained in Part I. Instruction Page, of the petition 10 tnauranca Agency, 6463166. araat. Five bedrooms, 2’A pursue a medical career. NEWSPAPBI ins, fieldstone fireplace, three rent free after minimum SPLIT RAIL FENCE sur­ first and we’ll make you a WEATHERVANES-hand parking. Manchester J185. form, copies of which are available in said registrar's office. EiarLOYaKifT EXPERIENCED WINDOW baths, first floor laundry monthly. 649-2871. On his application he bedrooms, dining room, walk­ down payment. rounds this six room Ranch cash offer. T.J. Crockett,, crafted and hand forged. For Prior to obtaining the petition form, the consent of each can­ 13 Ho^ Wardad CJUMiBI WASHER. Most be reliable. out basement, garage, large situated on large private lot sraa, 5 flrsplacee, wall-to- Realtor, 6461577. additional information send said. “Although I am quite 14 nmaiaaa Opporturaoaa AH fringe benefits. Equal Op­ MINCHESTER8 FOUR ROOM APARTMENT- didate to be proposed therein plus a deposit of 125.00 for each 15 — S * * 6 o n Welded WANTED private lot. 849,900. Philbrick among the pines. Three wall carpeting, aluminum self-addressed stamped young, t feel that life is Manchestur candidate nnist be filed with said re^strar. A petitkm con­ IN ROCKVILLE AREA portunity Employer, (iail 649- Agency, Realtors 6464200. LAWRENCE F. FIANO bedrooms, rec room, IVk siding, large treed lot, IMMEDIATE Cash for your envelope to Box 463, Rocky Wall-to-wall carpeting, stove, EDUCATION 5334.______viamv RaaHora 849-8371 Hill, (;onn. 06067. refrigerator, heat, hot water, worth living when we meet taining the required number of signatures of enrolled _ TO DELIVER baths, Immediate occupancy, property. Let us explain our Hosptta* ta Pnvala ataductons 2-34 bedroom homes. For Anthony pool, other cellar storage area, large new people, when we Republicao Party members in Che town most be filed with said 19 — SOinnlt riaiaaa }ianrketter BRICK DUPLEX- living $45,000. Keith Real Estate, extras too numerous to fair proposal. Call Mr. 20 knaucaons Warded BOOKKEEPER-for coostrno further inlormation call SET of Groiler Encyclopedia, yard, parkingparking. 1225. monthly. n o te s registrar of voters not later than 4 P.H. on Augnst 13. 1976. room, kitchen, formal dining 6461922, . mention. Belfiore, 647-1413. ~ ' UAKvnn CAO 0071 exchange ideas and H crn in g U e n U lion oriented bosinesses, in Lawrence F, Fiano six months old regular price Hebron, 649-2871. being the 2Stb day preceding the day of the primary. REAL ESTATE Vernon rea. Figure aptitude room, three bedrooms, rec MANCHESTER- Deluxe opinions, when we love — Realtors, 6465371. 8579 selling for $300. Call 646 23 Homaa far Sale and accuracy essential. Pre­ room, 2-car garage, excellent seven room contemporary MANCHESTER-McKee MAY WE BUY yoUr home? each other." Discharged Monday: Willis Doted at Bolton. Connectient. this 31st day of July, 1976. 24 — LoN-Land for SWa condition, 851,900. Philbrick Split, 3V9 baths, three Street. Four bedroom brick Quick, fair, all cash and no 7500. MANCHESTER- Three 25 — Irwantmani Property CalJohn Himalm sent modem office facility. DUBALOO-LESPEMNCE Bean, 28 W. Middle Tplte.; Catherine K. Letocr Agency Realtors, 6464200. bMrooms, rec room, 2-car Ckilonlal, 3-car garage. Must problems. Call Warren E. rooms, first floor with Mrs. Glen Bonderman. 25 — Busm an Properly 872-6 1 « Send resume indicating MANCHESTER - Two appliances, singles o.k. 1117. Aimeite PawUn, Bidwril S t; Clerk of the Municipality 27 — Resort Propa^ ;arage, nestled in a 4ii-acre be seen. 649-4016 646-0505 Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. DARK GREEN carpet, 12x14' area representative for the Alter 5:30 P.M. experience and salary families. One 5-6 flat on Margaret Anderson, 182 28 - Raol Estate Wanted { like new, 850. Call 6467659 Security, utilities extra. 646 organization, said she has requirements to Manchester ot. Wall-to-wall throughout. 0425. Faster Street with three full All appliances included: cen­ CASHkfor your property. Call evenings. Center S t; Doma Hanson. 31 MISC. SERVICES H m U Box.N. baths and one lav. Garages already placed three 31 — Sarveaa ORarad us first if anxious to Sell. Pinney Brook Apts., and porches. The other a tral air, basketball court, in­ FOUR ROOMS - Central loca­ foreign students in Ellington; William 32 — PpnanQ-Paparwiq RNs and/or LPNs wanted for tercom, loaded with extras. Keith Real Estate. 646-4126 or TAG SALE-Household items. 33 — EkidAng-CorWactma EXCEPTIONAL opportnaity deluxe duplex on Oak Street. Sears sink, pictures, toys, tion. Adults only, no pets. Manchester for next year Belekewicz, RD 4. Coventry; LEGAL NOTICE 34 — Rooldi^^Mang full time or part time 3 p.m. to to earn money anih American MANCHESTER Priced in 80’s. Amida Realty, 6461922 — 11 p.m. and II p.m. to 7 a.m. Two fireplaces, garages, National Weather Forecast books, clothes, and other mis­ References. 649-8797, 6466689. - two for Manchester High Rose BatHDean, 2S Palm S t; 35 Haaang-PlumOmB Youtk Enterprises. Set yoar 5269395, 6461539. 38 — Floorwig shiits. Appiv lo Directors of TIE NCTNM OHS large level lot, etc. T. J. EXCOLENT VALUE SELL YOUR house through J. cellaneous. 86 Richmond School and one for East Olga Brennaii, East Hartford; Notice is hereby given of the certiTicatian of party-endorsed 37 — Mowng-T r ucHmg-Stor age own hours. Call 528-2368. Crockett Realtor, 6461577. Drive, Wednesday and FOUR ROOM apartment, no 38 Nursing &lmoa Brook Con­ MANCHESTER-NEW Watson Beach Real Estate Catholic High School. She William Hawver, 2 Thompson candidates of (he Democratic Party for nomination lo the — Som cas Wanted valescent Home, off House Large 7*room Ranch, 4 Thursday. appliances, 428 Broad Street, Municipal Offices specifled below in (he Town of Manebesfer. A DEMONSTRATORS: Sell bedrooms, 2 full baths, HOMES-Raised Ranch, fami­ Company. Professional real 1140. Security deposit. No can place more if there are Rd.; Madeline Fomi. 77 High mSC. FOR SALE Street. Glastonbury. Phone MANCHESTER - Unique op­ ly room, 2-car garage, 844,900. estate service for nearly 50 41 — Aractoa tor Sole name brand toys and p f b children or pets. 643-4751. St., RockviOe; Snzame Or- list of (he persons so endorsed as candida(es is oo file in my Of­ 633-5244 U iv i w b|(. T l» wm 8MV portunity to buy newer 5-room family room, fireplace, on years. Call our Manchester of­ ROWE QUEEN SIZE sofa host families available. 42 — BuWang Suppaoa (Fisher-Price. Tonka, Fen- Duplex. Three bedrooms, oak Four bedroom Colonial, fami­ dnz, 51 Wetberell St.; Sosan fice. being (be Office of (he Town Clerk, 41 Center S t. and 43 — Pots Bvds-Dogs quiet street, move-in con­ ly room,,2-car garage, 2W fice for an estimate of value bed. Excellent condition, $300. Christos is one for whom ton) Earn 81.000 or more plus floors, walk-out basement, Vater, Hartford. copies (hereof are available for pobiic distribution. 44 — LiwdStocM BAR PERSON-nighU. call dition, ^ 9 0 0 . oaths, 854,900. Have several without obligation. 647-9139. Two chest of drawers, func­ MANCHESTER - Unusual 45 — Bools 6 Accessor m free kit with Treasure Hoose busline. 829,900. Hayes Cor­ she hopes to find a home. OFFICE TERM Dorothy, 871-9976 lots. Will build your plans or tional pair $40. Desk antique deluxe one bedroom 48 — Sporang Goods party plan. Also booking pai^ poration, 6460131. blue, glass top, $30. 649-16^ State Representative — 47 Garden Products (ies.s. Call collect per»n-ti>- DUBALDO-LESPERANCE ours. Nutmeg Homes, Inc. Articlaa lor Sala 41 Townhouse apartment 48 Anaquoa after 5:30. 12th District Jan 5. 1977-Jan. 3. (979 NURSEMAID- ‘*Ti'?!5i! y S twinNi person for Miss Jean 203 481- 6469177. available at Independence 49 Wanted toBuy HOUSEKEEPER, Storrs, MANCHESTER ■ Newer 65 646-0505 ALUMINUM sheets used as Slate RepresenlaUve — 2100 Duplex. Three bedrooms, 1 Village. This is an adult com­ RENTALS starting August, full time. LON ANaiLI* printing plates, .007 thick, munity and features all the 13th District Jan. 5. 1977^an. 3. 1979 Wmm h>i ten k i ten. H rtlM 1/2 baths, oak floors, Public records 52 Rooms tor Rard Mature person, experienced 23x32’’. 25 cents each or 5 for conveniences and luxury of Registrar of Voters Jan. 5, 1977-Jan. 7. (9(1 S3 Apartmords tor Rent with small children. DENTAL HYGIENIST- carpeting, appliances, walk­ ELLINGTON-Uve where you Manchaftar 54 Homes tor Rent Receptionist for b u» exciting $1. Phone 6462711. lownhouse living. Individual Jnstices of the Peace Jan 3. 1977-Jan. 5. 1911 References. Reply Boxx M. out basement. 859,900. Hayes play! Golf, swimming, tennis lowtti IIHniAIUIII Building Suppllai 42 55 Businasa tor Rant office in Coventry. Three days Corporation, 64M131. basement with washer-dryer 56 Raaorl Properly tor Rent Manchester Herald. at adjoining Ellington Ridge SEVEN ROOMS CLEAN USED refrigerators, hookups Private entrances, Notice is also liereby given that a primary will be held oo 57 wanted lo Rant per week, call 742-8(85 Ckjuntry CTub. Property like NATURAL STONE for Warranty deeda Ehitra nice, three bedroom MO ■ v YY ranges, automatic washers, patio, wall-to-wall carpeting, A ug. 14 a t E m a n u e l Septemtier 7. (976. if a candidacy or candidacies are Hied in ac­ 58 Mnc tor R«d ’Tuesdayay. Thursday or Satar- EIGHT R(X)M Ansaldi built retaining walls, veneers, Elias Danikow Jr. and PART TIME help- kitchen- ■ vniM n k f td •• |Wi this nine room 2V9 baths, 2-car Townhouse Condominium. with guarantees. B.D. Pearl's air-conditioner, massive Lutheran. cordance with Sections 9 ^ through 9-450. inclusive, of the day. Ranch, two fireplaces, 1 1/2 IA IN SNOW patios, etc. Pick up by the AUTOMOTIVE hours 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Call can pMW n te a IHI ■■■% garage, stone and cedar wood Finished rec room, two full I77J Appliances, 649 Main St., 643- bedroom, all kitchen Pauline Danikow, both of New trad e nam e General Statutes, as amended, by persons other than party- 81 Auloa tor Sale I m pound or delivery by the ton. Dorothy, 871-9978. aaali a awAwa caateal baths, two car garage, 849,900. raised Ranch home is a very SMOwtas XU^ aiow *'■ 2171. appliances with heat and hot E ^ t Haddam, to Joseph V. Larry J. Visco, 14 Oak endorsed candidates. 62 Trucks tw Sale aatdiw .T te;y ^pna-ri*a Call Dubaldo-Lesperance, 646 rare find. Centrally air con­ baths, plus two half baths. [ Z 3 Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, 63 Heavy Equipmard tor Sale Air-conditioning, private un wf Aiwa roaocAsi h water included. 1250 per Rivosa. South Windsor, 64 0505. ditioned, 16x32 inground pool, 6463163. PL, doing business as Forms (or petitions for filing such candidacies by or on behalf Uotarcyctaa-acyclaa AUTOMOBILE mechanic Saari aaad hate _ end unit. 837,500. DARK LOAM - Five yards, month No pels. Available property on Finley St.. 88.- 65 CamparvTradari-Mobda n a d a te ■ la a caa te a te v aa a redwood ceilings, solid core Tiinkin Products, Box 454. wanted, new car preparation. naahaad aaMlaf wtih lha For period ending Thursday 7 a.m., Aug. 5. During Wednesday $30., plus Ux. Washed patio August 15lh, shown by ap­ of any enroUed Democratic Party member (or, in the case of MANCHESTER-Forest Hills- doors, slate entry foyer, WARREN E. and pool sand, gravel, stone. pointment only. Damafo 000. Judgment lien Jnstices of the Peace, by or on behalf of the bare majority to 66 Auiomotva Samca Good pay plus bemfiis. Apply Caaaacticat Afaiy Wallaaal Executive Ranch, five night, showers and thunderstorms are expected in portions of 67 Autos tor Ront-Lsasa in person only, Monday- teM d. CiB tea -aiBBin wate* N heavily wooded setting, 6469504. George H. biffing, he. tSnterprises, 646-1021. Carlton R. Dewey and Hartford National Bank which said Party is entitled to nominate.) may be ofataioed bedrooms, family room, stone dramatically styled. Priced at HOWLAND the northern Plains region, the upper and middle Mississippi Friday. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. -and redwood front, wooded lot valley area, and the upper Great Lakes region. Mostly fair SCREENED LOOM M a ria n A. D ew ey to and Trust Co. against Irvin from Herbert J Stevenson Democratic Registrar of Voters, 41 Chorcbes Motors. 80 Oakland. 870.500. Cantor A Goldfarb, Realtors 643-1108 HITACHI- Stereo cassette Douglas M. Pease and Rae on high cul-de-sac. 646-6526. 875-6244. weather is indicated elsewhere. Minimum temperatures in­ • Sand a Bra«8l a FM AVAILABLE SEPTEMBER Hainsey Jr., property at Center St., Manchester. Coraiecticnt. Instructions for niing Street. Manchester. tape recorder in excellent Andovtr M. Pease, both of Coven­ 190 School St. such a candidacy are contained in Part I, Instruction Page, of clude: (approximate maximum readings in parenthesis) Atlan­ condition. Ideal for home or Isl-New four room duplex HELP WANTED MANCHESTER- 833,900- VERNON-Unusual four with stove. $190, without heat. try. property at 40 Lin wood the petition form, copies of which are available in said □ NOTICES ACT now — JWTTO A ONBAT ta 67 ( 84), Boston 65 ( 84), Chicago 68 (82), aeveland 61 (82), office. Originally $150., now 742-7886 Convenience store. FnU and Seven room Colonial, four bedroom Ckilonlal on private 71 BELL STREET- Im­ Dallas 74 (93), Denver 55 (84), Duluth 49 ( 65), Houston 69 ( 92) 885. 6465385, evenings. Near Parkade No pels. 646 Dr., conveyance tax of Registrar's Office. Prior lo obtaining tbe petition form, the con­ WAV or u n t im m m n b i part time. Must be able to bedrooms, good sized rooms, wooded lot, with extensive loaa. EDUCATMML'niAMMn. maculate custom built five Jacksonville 70 (89), Kansas City 67 ( 88), Little Rock 65 (91), 8858, 6462158. |St.70 paid. sent of each candidate to be proposed th m in plus a deposit of ftfftf FomnI work weekends, also one-car garage. Ontury 21, view, two full baths, kitchen 825.00 for each such candidate must be filed with said rod onjrraD rr m t a m . room ranch, sunporch, patio, Los Angeles 64 (73), Miami 77 (89), Minneapolis 60 ( 75), New KNIGHTS of (Columbus - .Tag Doga-BIrda-Pata 43 Robert F. Blanchard and PROBATE NOTICES experienced sandwich person, Jackston-Avante, 6461316. with double self cleaning landscaped lot, 120x320. Sale - 8/21/76. Rent your own SIX ATTRACTIVE rooms. Registrar A petition containing the required number of six mornings. Call 871-0886 9 oven, disposal and range. You Orleans 75 (88), New York 67 ( 85), Phoenix 80 (101), San Fran­ Paul J. Rossetto to Bruce LOST - Black a i^ r a cat with B 4»-744l Marion E. Robertson Realtor, space 85. Cali Leo DOG-CAT BOARDING Nice yard Appliances, Court of Probate. D istric t of signatures of emriled Democratic members in tbe Town most (lea collar. Vicinity of a.m. to noon. must see the bridge that leads cisco 56 ( 67), Seattle 54 (71), St. Louis 65 ( 9), Washington 66 parking 1215 per month. E. McCubrey and Dale J. Maorhestcr 6465953. (8 8 ). McNamara, 646-8724. bathing/grooming. Complete NOnC'E OF HEARING be filed with said Registrar of Voters not later than 4 P.M on Manchester Parkade. ■A8V NADTPOaO MMM from the home to the terrace. Security. 643-2081. Available McCubrey, both of MATURE BABYSITTER 844.500. Chintor A Goldfarb, modern facilities. Canine September 1st. ESTATE OF X)HN F HOWARD ^ August 13. 1976, being the 25th day preceding the day of the Answers to Pepper. Call 649- BABYSITTER for seven year MANCHESTER- Completely GE twin washer and dryer, Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon Marlborough, property at JOHN HOWARD Primary. 7862. old girl, second grader at wanted weekdavs in my RM 8766244. refurbished six room Cape, yellow, also other furniture, (*arsaaat to ao onler of Hou. WilbaB home, while m otW works. NKSniNT SNO Road, Manchester. 6465971 63 Nutmeg Dr., 8^,900. Highland Park School. 7:15-5, the perfect starter home, new fall 6463311. ROCKVILLE- Seven room E FiUGeraU. Judp. dated August 2, Dated at Manchester. Connecticut, this 30th day of July, 1976. S ta r tin g September. Have tenant help with the VERNON-Four big bedrooms, apartment for rent, heal in­ William I. Boone and 19J% a hranuK wUl be held flu m FOUND- gold UgoT female cat beginning this fall. 647-9651 furnace, wiring, IVk baths, FREE-Gentle kittens in apptiraliaa prijraig; for autbonty bk Edward Tomkiel References, Main streetStreeti area. expenses while enjoying one full, two half bath 6room ONE HALF Duplex - with six Lota-Land For Sala 24 cluded, newly redone $198 per Ampom Boone to Gary W. with blue collar and bell. alter 5 p.m. aluminum sided. Owner- ALUMINUM SIDING exchange for good homes. Call sra rertaiu rc^ estate as n saM Town Clerk North end of Manchester. Call Call 643-4078 after 5 p.m this conveniently located Colonial home with first floor agent, 6462919 or 5661688. big rooms, three bedrooms. Sacrifice. Distributor has lef­ month. Small security Wormstedt and Rose M. apptiraCiaa oo file more fnOy appeafs. Walk to school, bus shopping. 646560L at the Govt of Probate oa A u f ^ H. 647-9427. after 6 p.m. LEGAL SECRETARY 5&S Duplex, entertain In family room, living room with tover brand new first quality required Call 872-6895 Excellent starter or retire­ MANCHISTW Wormstedt, both of South ivn at 2 30 P M Experience required. Small separate rec rooms. fireplace, slate entry foyer, COVENTRY-Just listed five siding in original factoiy car­ ment home. 822,900. Keith FOR SALE- Irish setter, one Windsor, property at 81 FVart J Haltmao. Ass t Orrk LOST- Passbook number 2S-0 firm. Call 2894625 Ca l l ladVteai muo room and one car garage. room home with two to three tons. Must sacrifice. InsUlla- FIVE ROOM apartm ent, Stone wall entryentryway to Real EsUte, 461922. REST R U M LOTS year old. male, has mad all modern kitchen and bath, Seaman Circle, 8^,000. 15072-8. (knnecticut Bank & CHIEF BEAUDET bedrooms. 50x300 foot lot. tion and terms arranged. Call Trust Company. Application PART TIME HELP- driveway at a rockck bottom In Manchester can be had shots. Call 872-6502. three bedrooms, two children William M. Smith and Court ol Probate. District ol High school graduates lake lAMflWt A WAUACf New roof, excellent value at Warehouse, 1-806382^586. Maoebester LEGAL NOTICE made for payment. Mornings. Experience in price of 843,500. Cantor A from th is 13.8 a c re s maximum. Heat and hot a long look at your future. a—If mt BMN $18,900 with assumable 7W per LOVELY four room Ranch on AKC POODLES, black, eight Joyce Ann Smith to NOTICE OF HEARLNG changing tires and servicing •w-m ttMUi M-im Goldfarb Real Estate, 876 cent mortgage. $150..per hillside overlooking Lake between Highland and STEREO, three months old, water included No pets. ESTATF: o f BRYAN F KRAUSE, The NAVY provides job 6244. weeks, shots and wormed. 646 Lease and security $245. 646 Edward J. Tessier and deceased Notice is hereby given of the certification of party-endorsed LOST passbook number 2S- cars. Apply Brown's Tire month pays all. Keith real Coventry, just remodeled. Porter Streets. Ellevated, Kenwood 4400 receiver, San- experience aad education 1116 or 6464214. 4884. Joan A. Tessier, both of (*«rsaaiU to aa order of ikm. WiUim candidates of tbe Democratic Party for nocninatioo to tbe 015071-5 Connecticut Bank A Shop. 333 Main Street. •. 5 yean good driviBg Estate, 6464126, 6461922. Good financing. All year wooded, beautiful — an sui 212 turnUble, Avid 102 E FitzOraid. Judfw. dated July 21. Trust Company. Application 646/7888/6252.______JUST REDUCED - Owner 'round home. Lake privileges. area of many fine homes. speakers, $600. 643-1293 Buffalo, N.Y., property at 1970 a beamg wifi be beU ou an Municipal Offices specified as candidates is on file in my c^fice. expertence. FOX TERRIER dog, black made for payment. says “sell now!" Clean 65 5269288, evenings 5267111. 8120,000. Ideal situation for anytime. MANCHESTER- Mature cou­ 275 Redwood Rd., 850,000. apobcaboo prayme for autbonty to being the office of tbe Town Clerk, 222 Bolton Center Road. L No criminal record. NEW LISTlNG-Slx room two-family in quiet convenient and white. Free to good home. ple wanted tor this clean four seA certain re^ estate as w said EXPERIENCED Cape, 1V5 baths. Nice condi­ builders. David W. Fradin and afipbcatiaa on fde more fully ^ipearu. Bfdton, and copies thereof are avaibble for public distribution. JOBS location, 'niira floor has large ROLTON Call 643-6310. room apartment in attractive IMPOUNDED-mixed breed RESTAURANT short order 3. Good phyMcal caoditiaa. tion on a 213 foot treed lot. COVENTRY - for sale by teM WM vw iw n WE BUY AND SELL Barbara G. Fradin to at tbe Court of Probate oa A u g ^ 12, black and white male dog. finished room, modern baths, Twalva room oldor four family brick building. 19ft at 3 00 P M OFFICE cook required to work spUt Much privacy. T. J,'Crockett FURNITURE. Cash on the TERM Unioa Pond area. Call Dw BY 4. Proper attUade. two oil furnaces, garage, city ColonM. 3\k batha, dan, owner. Six room Cape, two BAWWW8 « WALUCI FREE TO good homes, blue Heat, hot water and Thomas F. McDonald and Pearl J Hultmao. Ass L Clerk Registrars of Voters Jan. 5. 1977 to Jan. 7. 1981 shifts and assist manager in Realtor, 6461577. bedrooms, baseboard hot line. One piece or an entire eyed all black Siamese and Warden, 64A4555. 5. Clean Appearance. utilities. Excellent Invest­ i>ool. O na aera $59,900. MOBia mi MMD houseful. 646-6432. Furniture appliances. $210. No children Barbara J. McDonald, both Justices of tbe Peace Jan. 3, 1977 to Jan. 5. 1981 PHONE operational dnties. Apply at ment at only 838,900. Keith water heat, new roof, wood w m t Tttllli MMfU Persian kittens box trained. or pets 643-8481. Jilr. Steak. 244 Center Street. 6 Be available for work SUPER CLEAN Cape you can LAWRENCE F. FIANO stove. Asking $27,500. No Bam, 345 Main Street. Beside of Moreland Hills, Ohio, Court ol Probate. District of IMPOUNDED- mixed breed Real EsUte, 6464126, 646 643-9018. J .Maoebester Notice is also hereby given that a primary will be held on If yoa have a car daring the entire move right Into. Wall-to-wall RaaHora 640-8371 agenU. Call 742-7069. Douglas Motors. property at 33 Wellington NOTH>: OF HEARING brown male dog. Tolland caa get lo iaterestiag iadHtrial 1922. MANCHESTER-Excellent September 7,1976, if a candidacy or candidacies are filed in ac­ tmifiararT i iathefac- REAL ESTATE opening- for adnai year. carpeting, eat-in kitchen, pan­ G arden Products 47 four room apartment, stove Rd., 845,300. l-3TAT>: Ok’ YVONNE H KRAUSE, Turnpike area. Call Dog highly motivated sales person eled rec room, treed yard on deceasco cordance with Sections 9-832 through 9-450, inclusive, of the Warden, 6464555 lory,ry, ooifudiag.oo’ warekoasiig. included. First floor, no pets. Francis R. Reinholtz, t*orsuaiil to an order of Hua. WiUiam General Statutes, as amended, by persons other than party- material with real estate license with AM aad/ar n i Roalaa quiet street, ^ven rooms in SWEET CORN- Gowdy’s Security. Available im­ E. FitzGerald. Judge, dated July JB, f i n e ia aod repMcr with Maa- an established realtor ask lor all lor 835,900. Keith Real East Hartford, to Joseph endorsed candidates. powtf. After j%m Tint iailial ia- n a a aa caB Jatai Tlw al al Farm, Brewster Street, mediately $160 647-1414. 1976 a bearing wifi be beU on an IMPOUNDED^ Small puppy, Mr. Bissell. Philbrick Agency, Elstate, 6461922. Coventry, half mile off 44A, L. Gorden, property at 105 applicatiaa praymg Icr aothonly to four weeks old, German terview. call oa by pboae from NEW id yoor home aad ae wul acad yoa 6464200. best sweet corn. Come and get Main St., 839.000. sra certam real estate as saul Forms for petitions for filing such candidacies by or on behalf shepherd type, tan and wUte. 6 4 3 - 2 4 1 4 ' FURNISHED two or three applK-atMO (JO file more fully ^ipears, right oot lo temporary CAPE- Seven rooms, it. 85 cents per dozen. 742- of any enrolled Dnnocratic Party member (or. in the case of Eva Drive area..Call Dog amgaoieata to Fit year acbedaie. — I amaltday ataralag HOMES room apartment, parking J.A. McCarthy, Inc. to at tbe Coort of Probate on .Vag^ 12. EXHIBIT BUILDERS- featuring 17x23 first floor 7566. 1976 at 3 00 P M ju s tk ^ of tbe peace, by or on behalf of the b m majority to Warden. 6464555. No waitiag dovaloaa for iotaa. We C8p» rolBnlali i a Nanch — available, no pels (/all 646 Daniel L. Marzi and will evea mail yoar check if yoa wanted. Experienced only, family room, two fireplaces, Nsmy Dsf MoupaMy< AM hava (Varl J Hultmao. Ass t Clerk which said party is entitled to nominate,) may be obtained from •16 1 ^ ---- « 7647. Jacqueline S. Marzi, p^er. Mel Broao will be iaur- excellent openings. four bedrooms, central vac, MYt oaw| vaiji MoaiA muMOMi Antiquas 45 William J. Houle, Democratic, Registrar of Voters, 133 Bolton viewiag Moaday. Tocaday, aad Displaycraft, Mannhester, garage, treed lot. 846,500. t ear tarafs. LooswO an laal property on Briarwood Wedaeaday. a W. 2. 2. aad 4tb. tMrtdQi it, eff AuAumn. THREE ROOMS and tile ('ourl of Probate. DiiincI ol C ^ter Rd., Bolton, Connecticut. Instructions for filing such a Fhilbrlck Agency, Realtors, WANTED Antique furniture, Maacbester bcta ccD 9 a.m.-12 ooaa at oar of- Buahaaaa OpportimHf 14 bath, heat and hot water, Dr., 854,400. candidacy are contained in Part 1, Instruction Page, of the peti­ RIDE WANTED- Male wants Tifc 12 Hayaes Street. Hartford 6464200. .NOTICE OF HtlARlNCi ride to lUinois fust or second T.J. CMCKEn, Raaltor glass, pewter, oil paintings, or adults. $150 per month. Marriage licenses tSTATE Of’ JOSEinf ACCORNERO tion form, copies of which are available in said registrar’s of­ CUSTODIANS- Experienced, week of August. Will share SMALL ENGINE Service other antique items. R Security deposit References. David Bray, Vernon, and PurwaiK to ao order of Hoa WiUtam fice. Prior to obtaining tbe petition form, tbe consent of each evenings, Manchester area. Garrison Colonial on beautiful Harrison, 643-8709. K KitxGrrald, JodK. dated Jaty S. ;.Call643- Cbrparatioa expanding dealer No pets Parking 15‘a School Laurie Ferguson, 78 Forest 157S a braruic wifi be M d oa m Call 6 0 ^ 1 . 2-6 p m. wooded lot, large family room candidate to be (Htiposed therein plus a deposit of 125.00 for MANPOWEB network. No experience 31 Bullding-Contracling 33 RooHng-SIdlng-Chlmnay 34 across from East Side Rec. St., Aug. 27 at South United applicaUun prajriiig that aa mt/wneat each candidate must be filed with said registrar. A petition con­ with fireplace, 12x23 game Ssrvfcet Offered 31 Services Otiarad ANTIQUES Wanted - purpurting to be last wtU aod tesla- IlH ay n u sS L 927-OTIM necessary. Complete training MANCHESTER- new six taining tbe required number of signatures of enrolled program. 8500. investment room, music room, or fourth room Ranch, two baths, stone ROOFER will install roof, American furniture, oriental 2 'i ROOMS, Mam Sreet, heat, Methodist. meot of said deceased be admitted to bedroom, wall-to-wall CASH PAID for your older, BRICK-Block, s to n e , NEWTON H. Smith 6 Sons - probate as lo said appbcalioa oo file □ EMPLOYMENT required lo start your own fireplace, 13x21 country size rugs, paintings, pewter. Wind­ appliances, references, Floyd Cameron, East Democratic members in the Town must be filed with said WEAVER throughout, rosewood pan­ unwanted or junk cars. fireplaces, concrete, chimney Remodeling, repairing, ad­ siding or gutters for low dis­ inure fwlly appears, at the Cowl of business. Ideal for retired or kitenen, reduced to 846,900. count price. Cail Ken at 646 sor chairs, crocks, jugs, security deposit, lease, $140. l*rubate ua August 12.at 2 flO P M. registrar of voters not later than 4 P.M. on August 13. 1976, MANAGEMENT eling central vac, built-in Immediate removal. Windsor repairs. No job too small. ditions, rec rooms, porches Hartford, and Lynn Rich­ part time. Details on request. Hayes Corporation. 6460131. 2456. weathervanes, primitives. Call alter 6 p m.. 6463911. I*earl J llultmao being tbe 25th day preceding tbe day of the primary. Halp Wantad IS POSITIONS- are now open TRAMEES barl^ue, sliding glass doors, Auto Haul. 242-2549. Save. Call 644-8356 for es­ and roofing. No job too small. Ron Dionne, 643-1691 mond, 123 Richmond Dr., Ass t Clert Mr. Barker. ESCA Field with Electrolux. When you Applicants needed to enter flagstone patio, Call today for timates. Call 64631M. Dated at Bolton, Connecticut, this 31st day of July. 1976. Training Division Box 819, VERNON-Gracious eight BIDWELL Home Improve­ ATTRACTIVE three room PHONE FROM home to ser­ qualify while training you will our wea'ver training details and Inspection of this WANTED • Complete estates apartment. Country setting. Catherine K. Leiner vice our customers in the Wading River. New York. room Colonial situated on REWEAVING burns, holes. FOAM MATTRESSES, CARPENTRY - Repairs, ment Co. Expert installation receive 8120 per weA, oppor­ program. Eilxcelleot oppor­ 11712. choice offering. 959,900. large landscaped lot In an Zippers, umbrellas repaired. of aluminum siding, gutters or single piece. Will buy out­ Stove, refrigerator, heat fur­ (Clerk of the Municipality) Manchester area, flexible tunities to 8250 per weeL tunity for an individual to Philbrick Agency Realtors, cushions etc. for campers sta remodeling, additions, gar­ right or sell on consignment, nished Ideal for couple, no I.KGAI. NOTICK area of fine homes. TwoS and belief Business Manager old, texture ceilings, sand applications for one bedroom. Demand deposits of NATHAN G AGOSTINELU 825.00 lor each such candidate must be filed with said three bedroom Ranch in ly Insum, free estimates. 30 Flooring * 38 to c a n v a s s fo r tlw finished, swirl, spray or stuc­ /IpartnienM For Rant 83 $127 per month, two-bedroom, lodivMhials. partner­ We. the undersigned dtreetors, Registrar. A petition containing the required number of desirable Mancheater Green IB.. WATERPROOFING, Years experience. 643-7361. co. Droblak Dry Wall Com­ ships. and attest the correctness of this featuring an 16x15 first floor Hatchways, walls, flodri, FUXIR Sanding ■ RefinIshing, $161 p er month, three corporatMtts 4.117.010 09 report of cooditiott aod declan signatures of enrolled Republican members in the Town must MANCHESTER pany, 8468882. family room, 14x22 flreplaced stone walls, patios, steps, HOUSE PAINTING- Interior-, floors like new, no waxing, WE HAVE customers waiting bedroom. $174 per month. Tune aod savings that it -has becu esammed by us be filed with said Registrar of Voters not later than 4 P.M. on I! ^ INSTITUTE iI deposits of and to the best of our kunwledge living room, one and1 Wt. bathi, walks, fireplace and ceramic exterior. Also odd Jobs, chain (specializing in older floors). (or the rental of your apart­ Rent includes all utilities, August 13, 1976, being the 25th day preceding the day of the EVENIN6 HERALD frea/fy tnmvidnals. partner aod belief is true and cnrrccl. to placn. tbott I . 9 AM4 PM I ' and more. Walk to school and w^cumnawcMma’ tile repairs. 30 yesrs saw work and hauling loam, KEEP SMILINQ Ceilings and inside painting. ment or home. J.D. Real wall-to-wall carpeting, and FRANK GUINIPERO Primary. quick-action Want Mon., Tuns., NfMf. 5-8 P.M. j M0N.TTII. I shopping. Asking 845,900. experience. Abert Zuccaro, ravel whatever. Call Ed, 871- John Verfaille. 6 4 6 5 ^ . m - Eistate Associates. Inc. 646 parking. Call 1-237-8859 for in- ewporations S.MO.WOi FRANCIS R MURRY ZIniaer Agency, 6461511. 6 4 6 ^ . 6562914. f158. KEEP HAPPY 1980. lormatiun. EHO. Deposits of Unled WILUAM A OLEKSINSXI Dated at Manchester, Connecticut, this 30(h day of July. 1976. Aia. Srii your U5a CALL 647-9946. 3 -S PM. I llIAshSIfeet | W W I9 2222. Stales Comnmenl 243 000 00 for enrh. Deposit of Stales BARBARA M HILTON /' Edward Tomkiel I East HarttonLCcnn06108 I and polHiral Notary Public ' Town Clerk ^ 833«2UE>t303 J PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD^ Manchester. Conn , W e d ^ ^ M . 197fi

FRANK AND ERNEST Answer to Previous Puzzle MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Aug. 4, 1976 — PAGE SEVENTEEN Autot For Salo 61 Autoi For Sale 61 Uotorcycles-BIcycles 64 Football kll-i|-i[=4fSlkri Charles M. Schultz 1972 VOLKSW AGEN- BSA CHOPPER-650 cc As-One-Or-Two ACROSS 2 Continent l-ET'5 rJoT ' h o Immaculate, excellent condi­ Springer, hard tail, hog wiheel, 1 Gridiron cheer 3 ------tim e ...LET'S / RRV tion. Low mileage. $2,000.649- COMING newi paint, with trailer and Dear A bby 4 K ic k ------(start (gam e 7127. many spare parts. Asking $1,- of g tm e ) division) ^ / All RIGHT, c a n t you g e t it BUT I LIKE h er MORRV a bo u t t h a t m a be 7 Used in 4 Musical drama WHAP HIM WITH A V SOON 200. Call after 6 p.m., 646-2997. punting GOOD ^ FLOYD, CUT THROUGH HOUR HEAD THAT I THINK SHE'S By Abigail Van Buren 5 W eek day(a b.) w a f f l e , SIR...HES THINGS getting 1966 FORD Falcon 170 engine, 10 isaac't son 6 Needs 11 team MORNING, K IT OUT' MARCIE DOESN'T WANT BEAUTIFUL! thev alreadv redone head, like new, $150 TO MANCHESTER (Bib.) players LAMBCAKE> Anything TO DO WITH YOU? _ v ------BEING SARCASTICASAIN! firm. Call 649-6685. 12 A paid player 7 Large plant RACK To n o r m a l Is this (coll.) 8 Lubricates Q ARE ! 1973 VEGA HATCHBACK-4- Up to 13 W inning facial 9 Enlisted (eb.) expression 11 Eventually m onth 43 11 football n o r m a l speed, radio, heavy duty PONTIAC 28 Distinct part ... suspension. 30 mpg, $1550. DEAR ABBY: 'There la a divorcee in my huaband's office 14 O ccupy (®b.) players I50m.p.g.l who has a amall child and lota of problema. 1 really blew my 15 Old 13 Exercise room 29 To go orf 44 Athena Call 646-3444. horseback stack when Paul told me that he lent her $1,600 eo ahe could MacDonald's (coil.) 45 President's 1969 PONTIAC LEMANS-2- three vowels 18 Newspaper 30 Maple genus nicknam e have (are you ready for this?) silicone implants to increase 31 Meadows 1969 VOLKSWAGEN, Karman door, V-8, three-year-old SNkRK-BIANCHI 16 Loud cheer officials (ab.) 47 Years lived Ta ul oa Ghia, automatic transmis­ the size of her breaetal 17 Following 20 Devotee 33 Uncommuni­ 48 Kind of nut nniH=M WINTHROP By DICK CAVALII automatic transmission, $800. 1 9 ------out (pi.) 22 Joined cative 49 Large room sion. good condition, receipts 643-5538. MO-PEDS Thie girl told Paul that a psychologist told her that her for recent work. $400. Call 643- feelings of insecurity stemmed from the fact that she had 21 Paints crudely 23 Having wings 39 Friend (Fr.) 50 Caused by 23 Fathers 24 Twining stem 40 Equal (comb, overdrinking AAOW a N N e T H A T IN A 8621. 1971 CHEVY Biscayne, four- always been flat-chested, and the silicone implants would 27 Not artificial (dial.) form ) (ab.) F=eW Y E A R S I ' U . door,power steering and make her feel more womanly and self-confident, 32 Told falsehood 25 Excellent 42 Acetic acid 52 Fish eggs Mickey Finn — Morris Welt* 1969 VOLKSW AGEN- Abby, I don't want to appear unreasonable, but I can't 33 Sesame 26 Sixth Jewish (comb, form) 54 Perm it /z/fi 4ab STARTUKINGr QIRIjS brakes. Automatic. Call 643- H££: _^ A M P V E A L C U T L E T B . Automalic. rebuilt engine and 0926. see where the size of this mrl's breasts are anything my 34 Refined transmission. $850. or best 35 Handle • PHOTO-GUIDE : husband should be concerned with. What are your thoughts 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 36 Ocean (ab.) OKAY— AS ------HE PHONED ^------s offer. Call 643-0712. Trucks for Sale 62 EXCLUSIVE on the subject? SO CLEM tS SURE RUSSELL 37 Thought 10 11 12 \ i FAR AS 1 ME AGAIN LAST WEEK. TO WAYNE WILL TRY TO KILL SHORT FUSE IN LONGVIEW 38 Go over same UNCLE PHIL-HAVE YOU KNOW. BUT TELL ME THAT NELL WROTE HER. HE EVEN HIRED 1965 MUSTANG-6 cylinder, 1955 CHEVY PICKUP- route i r 15 16 HEARD FROM NELL LATELYj HER BROTH- A NEW WILL. LEAVING A PRIVATE EYE TO automatic transmission, runs Chrome wheels, runs good. Oiicover a graal 40 Roads I WAS WONPERfNO HOW ER, CLEM HER HUSBAND ONE THIRC good, $150. Call 649-0254. naw way (o rid tl DEAR SHORT: At least your husband made a clean (Roman) 17 16 .. k SHE AND HER HUSBAND ^ IS STILL UP Asking $350. Call 649-B644. breait of hia uplifting generoaity. Ask him whit the terms ARE GETTING ALONG. / IN ARMS/ • Low-poMulion 50cc 41 King with golden •h VOLVO- 1965 122S, 4-door, Minarelli engine of the loan were—ALL of them. touch i 1964 CHEVY pick-up truck, • Quality, tubular steel 43 Meking no good condition. $650. Call 646- good condition. $200. Call 649- 23 24 26 k 27 28 29 30 6635 frame construction sound ■ 0-4 3044 • Full ■■luxury-ride" 46 Football 32 DIO= suspension and DEAR ABBY: A year ago I married a childless widower. teacher 1 I CKM J^ LARGE ASSORTMENT 6 seat comfort 50 Beyond (Fr.) 36 £ evlinder and miscellaneous Motorcycles-Bicycles 64 • Safe, easy to handle He had been happUy married for over 20 years until his first 51 Agent (suffix) 1 ■ Chevy parts. All for $50 or • Elegant and fluent wife died five years ago. I was a widow with grown children. 5 3 ------posts 36 39 best offer. 646-8134. MOTORCYCLE Insurance - styling Everyone told me how lucky 1 was to get him because he 55 Chinese IP Apartmenta For Rant 53 Business lor RenI 55 Resort P roperty Aufos F or Sale 61 Specializing in low cost • 6 month warranty was very well-to^o. weight 4 l 142 F o r R ent 56 coverage for over 10 years. 56 Decay 1C69 PONTIAC Come see them now a t He is a good husband, but I feel like a substitute for hia 57 She (Fr.) 43 U' 4 47 48 49 FOR RENT - Connecting or PARTS Department now open Binding authority. Crockett W m ^ LAKE KANASATKA - BONNEVILLE-Brougham. firat wife. He still urries her picture in his wallet instead of 58 Small (Scot.) RENTAL OFFICE .separate front room offices. Saturdays. Complete line of Agency. Inc., 643-1577, mine, and on my birthday and at Christmas he presents me 59 New (comb, 50 61 52 53 54 953 Main Street. Call 643-4846, Moultonboro, New Low mileage, all luxury op­ Priscilla's Pop — Al Vermeer DAMATO ENTERPRISES Chrysler parts. Chorches tions including air con­ 1418 with a piece of her jewelry. I feel uncomfortable wearing her form ) u 56 t i Large variety of Apartments and Hampshire, Lakefront cot­ Motors. 649-3646. HONDA 1970. 450 CL, Needs MANCHESTER 10-11 60 Altitude (ab.) Townhouses throughout ditioning. power windows, things in the presence of those who remember seeing them TWO - Professional Offices - tage. sleeps five. Completely some work, $275. Call 643-1802 HONDA/MWASlUa DOWN s6 59 86 Manchester cruise control and tilt wheel. on her. 4 OUT OP THE VAST First floor, excellent business furnished, screened-in porch, after 5 p.m. 24 ADAMS ST. A matching jacket-and- 1 Game officia! ,HOW WOULD YOU GOOP RtniBi OtilcB open d»lly 9-5, 1969 BUICK Electra converti- Manchester Small Cars. 643- skirt-set or a jacket and I have made a very nice home for him, but I almost feel as (ab.) ^ WEALTH OP ^ Set. TO-3, Sun day 11-3 location, all facilities, sundeck. private beach, float, INEWSPAPER EIYTERPRUE ASSN > DESCRIBE THE AGONY PESCRIPTIONJ dock. Great fishing. ble. all power, air- 4249. 646-2789 skirt to wear as sepa­ though I am working for my room and board-and bedroom 646-1021 parking, rent reasonable. 649- conditioning. $1,450 or best FOR SALE- 1974 Kawasaki rates! THE ENGLISH AND ECSTASY OF CARLYLE 'r 1680. 649-3549. Conveniently located in Lakes KX-250, Moto-crosser, privileges. I m not a mercenary, but I long for some identity , l a n g u a g e , / 'rOUR RELATIONSHIP 240 New State Road Region area. $175, weekly. offer. Call 646-8035. 1 972 CH EV RO LET- No. 1418 with Photo- of my own. Kingswood station wagon. excellent condition. 1971 Guide is in Sizes 10 to 18. CARLYLE... ) WITH JENNY LU ? MANCHESTER BROAD STREET - Modern Available August 14-21 and 21- Kawaski. 350 A755, very good Campers-Trallers Size 10, 32 ^ bust, jacket, I've always kept the memory of my first husband from high-rise office building, all 28. Call Cromwell. 635-0457 1974 HONDA Civic, excellent Automatic, air conditioned, intruding into this marriage. Why do I feel like an intruder very clean. Above average condition. Call 872-2540. Mobile Homes 65 2% yards 46-inch; skirt, utilities and parking, after 4;30 p.m. condition. $2,100. Call after 4 yards. myself? Win at Bridge p.m,. 644-1673. mileage. $1349. Manchester carpeted, will sub-divide. Small Cars. 643-4249. HONDA 1972. CL350. excellent 18’ CAMPER trailer - single Patterns available only NUMBERTWO MANCHESTEK - Deluxe two Rentals start at $100 per axle, excellent condition. in tizea ehown. bedroom Townhouse apart­ COLUMBIA LAKE - water­ condition. $600. Call 646-6635. month 646-8422. 646-5764. front - year 'round house 1967 MUSTANG convertible, Eleven years old. $1,500, Call TO ORDER, iM i 79« tar Mch R tf DEAR NUMBER TWO: Because you don't have the 6 5 ment available at Homestead spe 742-8930. ttrw. pill 2S4 tar ptitifw m i Blockage can prove fatal Park Village, features include available August. $175 weekly. V-8. automatic transmission, 1971 HONDA CB 100. hMdllRg, courage to tell him that (a| it hurU you that he carries his EIGHT ROOM older colonial $650 monthly. No pets. 228- $950. Call 646-2509. Exceptionally fine condition. Excellent condition, low deceased wife's picture in his wallet instead of yours, and (b) all modern kitchen house, in pleasant Bolton Thoroughly reconditioned. SUE BURNETT 0602. mileage. Call 643-5793. TRAVEL economically with a M anchM ier Ev«nlr>g KaroM yon don't enjoy hand-me-dowu jewelry. appliances, heat, hot water. 1 business location. Suitable for $1299. Manchester Small Cars, 1968 Nimrod Camper, sleeps N O R T H after the nice diamond suit. If 12 baths, wall-to-wall 1150 Av«. of AmorfcM AJ97 3-4 offices. I.^rge lawn, parking 1 9H0 FOHD. Ranch wagon, all 643-4249. five, cabinet, stove, heater Now Yorli. N.Y. 100M he is careless he leads to dum­ e.a carpeting, air-conditioning, LADIES 27" Peugeot touring V 7 532 area 643-28^ power and air, good running and screened in family room. my's king and back to his pool, full basement witn 10-speed, bike, g o ^ condition. PriRl Namt. AriOraii w ltt ZIP ♦ AK632 condition. $575. Call 643-8733. 1970 MGB GT-Immaculate. $80. Ask for Tony. 646-3663. Asking $525, 646-3819. CODE. Styli NvMktr dN t in . DEAR ABBY: Although my wife is reasonable most of queen. East shows out and our Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence washer dryer hook-ups. $295 MANCHESTPZR-Four new of­ Yellow finish, radial tires, *4 per month.No pets. Damato I ] AUTOMOTIVE The Fall & Winter ’76 the time, she refuses to acknowledge that it is her duty to careless hero has fallen. He fices ranging from $251 to $320 1967 FORD Custom, good run­ m int throughout. $1699. COLUMBIA- Bicycle built for 1970 COX Tent camper, good BASIC FASHION con­ hop out of bed first in the morning and get the coffee going. must now take the third dia­ Enterprises, 646-1021 .square feet. Downtown Main ning condition, best offer. Call Manchester Small Cars, 643- W EST EAST THIS l5 PR, UUPWI6 U A C K W IT2- NOW TH EN -- IF '\ YOU HEARP HIM. •••••••••••••••••••••••••a two. excellent condition. $100. condition. $500. 649-7163 after tains a Bonus Coupon! We nave a double bed and established routines make it mond with dummy's ace and VOU M I0H T 5AV HE S P ECIALIZES UMMM... TNO W JUST A m i n u t e : Street location. Warren E. 643-9758. 646-8270. 4249. 5 p.m. Price ... $1.25 a copy. AK63 * 10 654 2 YOU WOULP KINDLY FELLASl HE WANTS YES„.1 / LET'S NOT LEAP TO ANY Autos For Sale 61 Call 646-4348. impractical for us to arise simultaneously. ¥Q 9864 ¥ K J the fourth diamond traps him IN SUB-INTELLIGENCE- CASES PUT ON YOUR- /T- 6 ET THE FULL FLAVOR MANCHESTEFl • Attractive Howland Realtors. 643-1108. LIKE VOURSl s e e ; V HASTY CONCLUSIONS! three bedroom first floor •••••••••••••••••••••••••a #••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• I hope you will admonish my spouse for her unwifely and ♦ J 10 4 ♦ 5 in his hand with no way to get OF WHAT MISHT LOOSELY NEED CAR? Credit bad? stubborn non-action. «J9 to dummy's fifth diamond. ^ V 6 e c a l l e p y o u r . apartment. Security, lease, no Autorioblle Service 66 Automobile Service 66 Automotive Service 66 Automotive Service 66 Aufomof/ve S ervice 66 * Q 10 7 6 2 pets. $220 plus utilities. Sept. 1 Bankrupt? Repossessed? VICTIM OF FEMALE CHAUVINIST S O U T H (D ) The suit blocks. He can't M fts^'PEKSONALITIES' occupancy. 646-0867. Honest Douglas accepts * A Q score five diamond tricks and OFFICE SPACE lowest down, smallest DEAR VIC: You rattled the wrong cage. By whose ¥ A 10 has to fall back on a spade ONE five room apartment payments. Douglas Motors, ♦ Q967 finesse. The finesse loses and FOR RENT 345 Main. decree is it your wife’s duty to hop out of bed first? I think newly redecorated with you should compromise and alternate. * A K 8 5 3 West cashes three more heart refrigerator and stove. One 250 square (eel, cen ter of I Both vulnerable tricks. four room apartment newly Manchester, air conditioning and J parking Call 64S-9S5I nplt A careful declarer plays his redecorated with refrigerator junk cars. Call Joey. Tolland West North East South queen of diamonds first and and stove. Call 872-8718, Auto Body. 528-1990. 1 « continues with a diamond to Pass Pass 2 N T. Pass dummy's king. East shows out MANCHESTER- Family . Pass Pass whereupon South simply leads style, two bedroom apart­ Pass Opening lead - one of dummy's hearts and ment, quiet location, includes Gas Stingy Astro-graph 6 ¥ chucks a diamond. West takes heat, appliances, wall-to-wall M ercu ry Alley Oop — Dave Graue carpeting and air-conditioner. 7 6 By Oswald & James Jacoby his heart tricks, but that only Available September 1st. $240 By BERNICE BEDE OSOL gives the defense four tricks All today’s three-notrump and South picks up the rest. per month. No pets. Shown by contract requires is a little ...THAT’S WHY I SENT THEYVE BEEN yipoinlment only. Damato care. Without this modicum of TWO OF MY BEST MEN ' vGONE MUCH TO O Enterprises. 646-1021, TO HISPANIOLA IN i LONG...a n d i t , For Thyrtdoy, Aug. 8,1178 care, declarer will make just NATIVE CANOES TO ' CONCEI5N5 ME.' eight tricks and will be en­ An Ohio reader wants to GET HELP.' rrS t h e MANCHESTER- Attractively . 4-Or. Sedan ARIES (March 21-AprH It) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) titled to just a little bit of know what we open with: ONLY WAV' WE'LL GET paneled, four room apart­ This should ba a vary produc- Sovaral to All under 7,000 Don't let side Issues distract complaint about bad luck. O F F T H IS i s l a n d .' ment. stove, refrigerator, tiva day for you providad you you from true goals today. * K x V K x * A Q 9 7 6 «AQ84 chOQsa from doni do important tasks hasti­ With a little care in the play references no pets, $165 . 646- Your sights should be set on We open one diamond. 3167, 228-3540. ly. Be patient and thorough. way<4 to e n h a n ce y o u r sta tu s he will take his nine tricks and ana security. be ready for the next rubber. There is a temptation to open TAURUS (April 20-May 20) one notrump, but we void Homes tor Rent 54 Profit from shared ventures is South ducks the first heart, SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-D m . but wins the heart continua­ notrump openings with 5-4-2-2 likely today, so long as you and 21) Use brains instead of distribution. SINGLE FAMILY-Five room whoever alae Is Involved don't brawn today. You can think tion. Then he starts happily Ranch. $225. per month, plus take foolish risk. your way to the top far better deposit. Call 742-6519 between GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Your than you can muscle your way B«rry*9 World 7:30 and 8:15 a m. GLASS BELTED TIRE SPECIAL WHITEWALLSI up. ! i second thoughts are your best The General Jumbo 780. The same lire you'll see on many 1976 new cars. poun FED, ones today. Allow yourself CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. EIGHT ROOM older colonial, SIZE FOR SALE EXCISE adequate time to make major 19) Others will do nice things Featuring two glass belts and a two-ply polyester cord body. PRICE TAX fireplaces Large lawn, YOUR CHOICE decisions. Don’t jump to con­ for you today if they don't feel The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions parking area. Appliances. No clusio ns. Economlcil 2 so e.cirl. tngliw, C 7 8 - 1 4 4 For $116 $ 2 . 0 5 it’s expected. Be grateful, not children, pels. Working ■utomaltc, power itaarlng, g ra b b y . CANCER (June 2iguty 22) adults. 643-2880. pow*, b r tk n , d tiu it »ln,l In- E 7 8 - 1 4 4 For $120 $ 2 . 2 7 S V IITE , HONEY, Before farming-out work, taka AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) ...on, WELL. tarlcr. body >ido moldlngt, AM l o o k s l i k e t h e Y THE MAN IN ...SAUDMAN ?... BV,THE TIME MANCHESTER-Duplex- six todlo, whilo Radial lltat, ate. F 7 8 - 1 4 4 For $128 $ 2 . 4 3 a second took to see If it Isn't Something you may ba offered SANDMAN SPRINKLED T H E MOON Y O U 'g E A MOMMy rooms, nice condition. something you could do today by an associate could SOME ^N D IN HER WIL.LUILL JVATCH yVA OK OADOY, YOU G 7 8 - 1 4 4 F o r6 t3 2 $ 2 . 6 0 yourself and save the expense. E V E S , MOA^MV OVER yyou... Garage, separate heat and hot have some strings attached. N E E D A F E W water, near bus line. After 6 H 7 8 - 1 4 4 For $144 $ 2 . 8 3 LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Look gift horses In the mouth. f a n t a s i e s / Pleasurable pursuits with a p.m. 643-9362, E 7 B - 1 5 4 For $128 $ 2 . 4 0 PISCES (Feb. 20-Marcb 20) / i w O R I i high price tag will not turn out Don't tel people whose aims STORRS-UCONN area. Large F 7 8 - 1 5 4 For $132 $ 2 . 5 4 to be as much fun today as the differ from yours hold you back things you can do for free. today. You're capable of get­ four room home, wall to wall G 7 8 - 1 5 4 F o r$136 $ 2 . 6 5 carpeting, stove and VIRGO (Aug. 23-8epl. 22) ting what you want on your ))S CINTU ST., MANCHISTU.CONN.* Phena 441-SI35 own. refrigerator $250. monthly H 7 8 - 1 5 4 For $148 $ 2 . 8 7 There's a possibility you could plus utilities. No pets, adults have a diaagreament with one J 7 B - 1 5 4 For $152 $ 3 . 0 3 only. 649-5371, 429-4000 size A78-13 tubeless you like early in the day. Patch whitewalls, plus $1.75 L 7 8 - 1 5 4 For $160 $ 3 . 1 4 It up quickly before it festers. Aug. S, 1979 Federal Excise Tax LIBRA (Bepl. 23-Oct. 23) Automotive Service 65 Automobile Service p e r tire. Btackwalls $2 to $3 lest Members of the opposite S4 < 66 Automobile Service 66 per tire depending on aiie. Before complaining to a friend as well as others will find you about something that's distur­ more appealing than usual this I bing you, give the matter a little year. Several Interesting peo­ Born LoMr — Art Saneom . w \ ^ more time to work Itself out. ple will be entering your life. \ (\ I POUT UJHO'5 01976 by NEA. ^UJHAT'5 YWAHTA^^T Bugs Bunny — Hetmdahl and Stoffal "Why is it the pictures all the way from Mars W R O U & ? / ■SoRlOUS. were so good and the ones I took during our vacation are so bad?" HEY, SYLVESTER.' YtXl „ HOW COME YER 5) ' CALLED NOT STOPPIN' T' TORTURE YER Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick M ____ SQUEEZEBOX IN FRONT O' MY IT'S A GOOD THING ' SuperTire! Super Price! JOINT MAYBE I BUT PODGE CITY HAP A AS , THIVT -.1*4 j RIGHT ON COURT HAPPY GUYS WERE REACHIN' ply construction, Duragen* Whitewalls THE END .' .'-ALONG WITH FOR HEAT THE Tread Rubber, and famous twin-tread design. Great for In- Steel Belted Redials OUR VALLET5 m y 5ER6EANT- SHERIFF WOULP DON’T WORRYII town or highway driving! A1UST BE i 'm h a v in ' you BE COMIN' UP Aca - Wlrth Now at Popular Prices! HIPPEN IN SIfiN TH IS WITH A BALL­ This Funny World HER COSTUME COMPLAINT! PO INT P E N Miles Auto Sales ha* a lull staff ot factory General's Dual-Steel Radial Is designed with radial ply con- personnel, under the management of o"3 miloago. a polyester cord body lor i ^ lh EVERETT MARCEAU, ready and willing to serve riding comfort, and two eteel belts tor impact raalatanca. I HAVE ALTERED SO I'm MOVING TO A ''' your every automotive needs completely — from MY MUSICAL f' BETTER PART OF — put'll^ minor repairs to major transmisaion or angina •Izs 6.50-13 tubeless r e p e r t o ir e TOl TOWN,' blackwall, plus $1.83 in c l u d e ONLY 'rebuilding. All parts are In stock to assure you ot Federal Excite Tax v - ' the fastest available service in the area. THE R N E Sr $ 9 2 > 9 o CLASSICAL , ^ ® «*P«Tl«nce and training SELECTIONS.', with Volkswagen. Ha will give your VW tender, Size loving care when it needs If. And he will do It at a Price F.ET. 8 J n . P rice F.ET. SiM FR78 14 lubeinv Wlulewdil, plin $2.69 -price you can afford. 6 .9 0 -1 3 A'- t 1 8 . H $ 1 .8 3 H 7 8 -1 4 1 2 6 .(6 $ 2 .7 5 " a Let Ue Help You. i / f i b e 7 .0 0 -1 3 S 1 S J 6 1 1 .9 7 V. im 5 .6 0 -1 5 1 1 9 .(6 $ 1.8 1 Size Whltnxallt Fed. Ex. WMttwaHa .U< Vtliw Priced TixEa. Size Fcd.lx. JEG5ET ..1AME6 C 7 8 -1 4 1 2 0 .1 6 $ 2 .0 4 F 7 8 -1 5 Value Priced TexEa. BUG US, 9 2 1 1 6 $ 2 ,4 3 COULD HAVE E 7 6 -1 4 $ 3 1 .9 6 FR7S-14 2F0R$9$.(0 Erwin “Tux" Tuxbury $ 2 .2 5 Q 7 8 -1 5 $ 2 4 .(6 $ 2.5S $2 69 QH78-15 2forS111.g( $2.(7 F 7 8 -1 4 1 2 3 .(6 FR76-14 2lor$ 96.(0 (C i'.i.,-.. I. $ 2 .3 9 H 7 8 -1 5 $ 2 9 .(6 $ 2 .6 0 $2.69 HR78-15 (lor $119.19 13.16 0 7 8 ^ 1 4 QR78-14 2 lor 1105.(9 1 2 4 .(6 $ 2 .6 6 L 7 8 -1 5 " 1 1 4 .(6 $ 3 .0 8 $2.69 JR78-1S 2 lor 1123.(0 13.31 HR78-14 Short Riba — Frank Hill ‘ Avaiisble In w M itw ail only. 2 lor 1117.(9 $3.07 LR7B-16 2 lor $12119 $3.47 MILES AUTO SALES WMtewalla t; to | 4 more per tire depending on aize. 478 Canter St. 646-6604646-4604 WELL I SAVED TWE tames Hsurs Mss. am trl l;0e-5:W P.M. EMPIRE FROM falling ______OIFJI FDR A whiiJ lM yhow.

CHARTER OAK BUICK imt6«Ne^ty4..tet. ’ ‘Of eomA. « f Mver UU tWn tk*l ov aiW*f • 81 ADAMS STREET 647-9712 |4 wufroM uMMi&*aiUof to tW fool." Sooner or latei; you’ll ovvn Generals PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Aug. 4, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALp, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Aug. 4, 1976 — PAGE NINETEEN" herrone family’s business Obituaries No staff reduction East Hartford marine m planned at college Three generations span 41 years

Even though Manchester Community Bandes said there would be a reduction By Betty Ryder and are more aware of the various shoots self, leaves note College will operate on « budget for 1976- in the number of part-time lecturers. kinds of wine. We have found that our Family/Travel Editor 77 which is less than the money spent last Instead, there will be a realignment of wine business has increased con­ authorities believe was a I’ARRIS ISLAND. S.C. Pelletier was standing a year, there will be no reduction in full­ tasks for the full-time administrators A business, purported to be the siderably.” suicide, occurred outside one-hour fire watch, Con­ first of its kind in Manchester, which (UPI) — A teen-aged time students nor in full-time staff which will increase their teaching load. As far as Louis and David are con­ the barracks at the rifle dra said. Guards on duty was begun just after prohibition was private who smuggled am­ members, chief fiscal officer Herbert Student labor will also be reduced. Jobs cerned, starting a business during a range where Pelletier was carry M-16 rifles but their repealed, has remained in one family munition off a firing range Bandes said today. that students did in the audio-visual period when the present economy is undergoing his second weapons are not loaded. at this Marine Corps There are about 3,000 full-time department, business office and through three ' generations of not at its best doesn’t faze them at week of marksmanship recruit training depot died A note apparently equivalent students this year, which is maintenance would be absorbed by the Cherrone’s. all. training, said Maj. Edward written by Pelletier was Louis Cherrone first owned and early today of an apparent­ about the same as the number last year, staff. “My father was a little apprehen­ Condra, base information found in his personal operated the Green'Tavern at 622 E. i « .M '1 i , ly self-inflicted gunshot Bandes said. “Some things just won’t get done as sive about the new building at first, officer. No one witnessed belongings by authorities, Middle Tpke. Later he opened wound to the head from an Elective courses with a low student effectively,” he said. but' Dave and I talked him into it,” the shooting. who are investigating the Cherrone’s Package Store right next M16 rifle. enrollment will be eliminated. However, This year’s budget for $3,097,000 is about Louis said good naturedly. J circumstances surrounding door to the tavern. Pvt William Pelletier, "He obviously took the the popular elective courses with a high $37,000 less than money spent last fiscal Twenty-five-year-old Louis comes the shooting, Condra said, Thirty-seven years ago, his son, 17. of East Hartford. round with him when he enrollment will be continued as well as the year, Bandes said. well-equipped for his new venture. Pelletier was in his fifth Joseph, who resides with his wife, Conn., had just been left the range where they required courses. He’s a 1973 graduate of American week of recruit training. Angela, at 59 Glenwood St., took over relieved of guard duty by had been live firing," Con­ International College. His wife, Deb­ dra said. Pelletier's record was the business from his dad. Joseph another private when the Richard L. Brown Stephen Mikolowsky bie, is a University of Connecticut that of an above average j f . incident occurred about An inspection is con­ had previously worked at the Pratt & graduate. ducted when recruits leave recruit who was not having Whitney during World War II, 12:30 am,, m ilita ry Kate Robinson quits David was graduated from the range, but Pelletier ap­ any problems in training, This week, another Cherrone, authorities said Northeastern University and his parently escaped detec­ he said. Crash victims Louis, and his brother-in-law, David The shooting, which wife. Linda, was graduated from tion, he .said. Manchester Police are still investigating a Tuesday Rood, have opened a spacious new Bryant Stratton College. morning traffic accident in which two men riding a CRCOG chairmanship facility right next door to the old one. "Linda has worked in the store motorcycle suffered fatal injuries. Of the new store, the 70-year-old Kate Robinson, upset by recent actions Wednesday at CRCOG’s regular meeting. many times and Debbie is an accoun­ I.ord Thomson It appeared unlikely that further police action would be by the Capitol Region Council of Joseph says, "It's quite an under­ Jum cH I ’ cz7.c n lc J r . Rirliard L. Brown She said the recommendations made by tant, so we should be in good taken, other than to complete paperwork for a report to taking. but the boys both have an in­ HEBRON — James A. The funeral of Richard LONDON (UPI) - Lord Governments (CRCOG), has resigned as her committee were not even mentioned .shape,'■ Louis said Thomson, the Canadian- the county coroner. chairman of the CRCOG Land terest in the business." ■'Butch" Pezzente Jr., 37, Leslie Brown, 21, of 165 St. by the Policy Board. Their plans for the new store in­ born newspaper magnate, Richard L. Brown. 21, of 165 St. John St., the driver, Use/Transportation Committee, His wife, Angela, said, "The boys of 105 Old Colchester Rd. .lohn St., who was killed in clude a generous selection of wine. died in a hospital today at and Stephen A. Mikolowsky, 19. of 41 Alexander St., a “I do so out of frustration and anger at died Tue.sday at Hartford a motorcycle-auto accident Fire damages worked in the store and are familiar "We want to be known as the wine h age 82. passf-nger, were killed when their motorcycle collided Hospital. He was the hus­ on Olcott St. early the blatant lack of responsiveness of the with the ins and outs of it." store." Louis said. Thomson, chairman of head-on with a car on Center St. The crash occurred at CRCOG Policy Board to the Transporta­ lumber yard Things haven’t changed much in 37 band of Mrs, Felicia Tuesday, is Saturday at The new facility, perhaps one of the Thomson Organization about 12:30 a m. tion Committee and its other advisory years, according to Joseph Cherrone, Michno Pezzente. 1:30 pm . at St. Mary’s ENFIELD (UPI) - The Enfield the most attractive in the area, is which owns the Times and who retired last July. Mr Pezzente was Episcopal Church. mechanisms," Ms. Robinson, who is from Lumber Co. Inc. yard in the ’Thomp- complete with gold carpeting and the Sunday Times, was ad­ f ' West Hartford, said. "When I took over the business business manager for the Burial will be in East sonville section was extensively sliding doors lo expedite easy mitted to the hospital a Construction and Laborers Cemetery. Fire calls She criticized a CRCOG Policy Board damaged by a general-alarm fire from my dad with the help of my entering and exiting. month ago for treatment of decision last Wednesday to give part of sister, Erma DelaPietra, we I'nion 230, Hartford, for Friends may call at early today. Following in the tradition set by his a chest infection following the region’s transit funds to highway retained many of the same eight years and had worked Holmes Funeral Home, 400 ’The blaze, which began shortly grandfather. Lou and his brother-in- a cold and a subsequent projects. Ms. Robinson called the decision customers. Years later, we still have for the union for the past 17 Main St., Friday from 2 to Tuesday, 11:52 a.m. -C ar before 11 p.m. Tuesday, at times law, David, hope to continue the stroke. M im e h e s le r “off-the-cuff." the same ones. years. He was born in 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. fire at 42 High St. (Town) threatened nearby houses with Cherrone business and, who knows, Hartford and had lived in Mr. Brown was born Oct. His body will be flown to Tuesday, 9:56 a m. —Oil Tuesday, 3:48 p.m. -Oven She said the Transportation Committee flames and burning embers. The “ Perhaps the one change would be Joe and Angela Cherrone look over picture of the original burner malfunction at McKee perhaps pass it on to yet another Hebron lor seven years. He 11. 1954 in Hartford, son of Canada later today or fire at 132 Wetherell St. spent three evenings discussing the yard is located along the banks of the It's a sentimental moment for Joseph Cherrone as he locks people's growing interest in wine and Cornell Sts. (Town) (Town) generation one day. Cherrone Package Store which opened in 1935 on E. Middle attended ,SS. Cyril and Richard W. and Overly Thursday for burial in Transportation Improvement Program Connecticut River and the main the door on the package store he operated for 37 years. Through the years more and more Tpke. (Herald photos by Dunn) Methodius Church. Hart­ Keefe Brown of St. John Toronto. (TIP) which was approved last Hartford-Springfield railroad line. people have h.ud the chance to travel ford. St., and had lived here all Other survivors are a his life He was employed .son, Richard R. Pezzente by the Garden Grove of Hehron; a daughter, Caterers. He was a Lisa Pezzente of Hebron: member of the British- his parents, Mr. and Mrs. American Club and a James A. Pezzente of East former member of John Hartford; a brother, Mather Chapter, Order of IN. Anthony Pezzente of DeMolay. Anchorage, Alaska; three Other survivors are two sisters, Mrs. Mary Ann brothers, Jonathan H. James, Miss Tamara Brown, at home, and Pfc. Pezzente and Miss Paula David J. Brown, serving Pezzente, all of East Hart­ with the Army in Seoul, ir a l 1 ford; and his paternal Korea; two sisters. Miss grandmother. Mrs. Mary Nancy Brown, at home, f a f i . ’ s R u K ' Pastori Pezzente of Hart­ and Spec. 4 Deborah Ann ford. Brown, serving with the The funeral is Thursday Army in Honolulu, Hawaii; at 10 a m. from the his paternal grandmother, D'Esopo Funeral Chapel, Mrs. Grace V. Brown of 235 Wethersfield Ave., Lupuente, Calif.; and his Hartford, with a Mass at maternal grandmother, SS Cyril and Methodius Mrs. Eleanor Keefe of Church. Hartford, at II. Newcastle-on-Tyne, Burial will be in Rose Hill England. Memorial Park, Rocky The family suggests that - S S ® Hill. any memorial gifts may be Friends may call at the made to the Manchester funeral chapel tonight Memorial Hospital from 7 to 0. Development Fund. LEE

About town D R E SS SHOP LEvrs All smiles as they look over the plans from which their new store was built are, from left, Thirty-year old refrigerator served the Cherrone's well through the years. at PieeadUtg Louis Cherrone, his father, Joseph Cherrone, and Linda and David Rood The store was designed by Americo Mastronuzio of Glasgow, Louis and Linda s cousin. Manchester Junior Windsor, and not Sept. 13 ROUTE 83 HAGGAR Women's Club will have a as reported in Tuesday’s TALCOTTVILLE membership workshop Herald. The meeting and a .643^9016 Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at potluck will begin at 6:30 MAINE GUIDE the home of Mrs. Cheryl p.m. Alubicki, 11 Fenwick Rd. FARAH The Army and Navy Club By Betty Ryder will sponsor its fourth an­ nual "Rocky Point Excur­ sion" Aug 22. A bus will PURITAN leave the clubhouse at 9 By Jan Warren a and return at 8 p.m. 111 A friend of mine. Nancy Parker of More information may be F.s.o: WRIGHT mixture. Bake in moderate oven, 350 beef combination and then top with beaten egg; then combine it with the On the road to Mississippi Bath, Maine, always had a way with obtained by calling 646- degrees F., about 30 minutes or until remaining potato mixture. In a remaining milk mixture in the sMfood. 9133. fish flakes easily when tested with a saucepan, melt butter; stir in flour saucepan. Stir in cheese Spread hot Manchester never looked better to packed uui car at tlie moiel Well, of course, when you live on fork. Spoon sauce over rolls several and salt and gradually blend in milk. sauce evenly over top of casserole us than the day we moved away And, ■Y'all sure talk funny, " one of savm «s d i v i o w m the coast the supply is ample and The meeting of Scandia times during cooking. Makes 6 to 8 Heat to boiling while stirring con­ Bake in a preheated 350-degrce oven the friends who helped us pack and them said along with many visitors to that Lodge, Vasa O rder of VALUES TO ^65 servings. stantly and continue to boil for one 50-60 minutes or until top is golden stood in the drive and waved good- On the fourth dav we reached area, the Parker family’s tastes run America, scheduled for iJeo TO kelp »»« Does your family still have hearty minute. Add a little of the hot milk brown. Makes approximately 6 ser­ bye...well , finer people we'll never Philadelphia, Miss. As we drove to lobster and shrimp. Friday has been postponed ii0 « lk.« ever kelerel appetites despite the warm weather? mixture from the saucepan to the vings. find ANYWHERE. through town we passed under a But even when you live by the Mine does, and quite often I can't banner that said, ' Come to the Cho<-- until Aug 13 at the home of As we turned onto E Center St we seaside, prices arc still a little high appease them with a cool dinner; taw Fair' " A second banner read. Mr and Mrs. Ixiren Davis, marveled at the Garden Club's red, to indulge in some of the higher they are more the meat and potato "America is Indian Territory 82 Deerfield Lane. South white, and blue garden And, as we priced seafoods. type of eaters. "Thank heavens there's a movie approached the white steeple of "7 Nancy has a recipe that she serves Well, sifting through my files over said Sara suddenly pointing Center Church with the sun just at company time and it’s delicious. the weekend, I came across this to a marque beginning to set behind it. we slowed One doesn’t have to live near the sea recipe that I often make automatical­ "And a Pizza Hut, said Tom AIRWAY down and looked as if we'd never shore to obtain llounder or sole "I'm starved" TRAVEL AGENCY ly, but to give you the recipe ac­ seen it before. fillets; it's a recipe adaptable to curately, I had to hunt it up. It was midafternoon and the town 457 C E N T E R 8 T . Then it began First a few sniffles most any area and is easy on your It’s called Beefy Taler Puff and was bustling with shoppers They 646-2S00 from the back seat, then a rustling in budget. since it calls for ready-to-prepare were an interesting group, equally the Kleenex box,. Then some loud It's called Flounder Rolls with hash brown potatoes its easy to put divided between black, white, and In blowing and sobbing. Carrot Stuffing and it tastes as good together. dian Many of the Indian women “For heavens sake'" I said FROM OUR OWN MILLl as it looks. were dressed in long embroidered Compfete Beefy Taler Puff What’s wrong with you kids'" We re ( n HUNDREDS OF PLAIDS - CHECKS - SOLIDS Floiiniler rolls skirts. Travel Service I 4k pound ground beef going to come back. We re just 100% Acrylicl Machine Washable oitli eiirrol stuffing "I don't know, " said John shaking “Don’t Icavo Town W'lthont lli“ TO SELECT FR0M...M0ST SIZES... 'z cup chopped onion having an adventure!" SHETLAND-STYLE 'a pound flounder or sole (6 or 8 1 can (8 ounces) tomato sauce, his head. "It doesn't look much like fillets) fresh It took us four days lo drive to '^janlThes'ler Vi tsp, cinnamon Mississippi and since not even teen­ CREW NECK The Regular or frozen. That first night we stayed in the NO ALTERATIONS... '» tsp, nutmeg age girls can cry forever, eventually The Mancheste Retail Price $ 1 6 ’ * 'k tsp. white pepper local motch the next morning the PULLOVERS Vi tsp. salt all the Warren eyes were dry anil Evening Herald 2 cups finely shredded carrot moving van arrived and established 6 Fall Shades of Gold, CASH • CHECK • BANK AMERICARD OR MASTER CHARGE 'k tsp. pepper wide-open to the new things we were FACTORY. „ I ' i cup finely chopped onion us in our new home prints more Copper, Beige, Burgundy, Uk pounds frozen Southern-style seeing. Navy, Brown. First STORE PRICE Vi cup margarine or cooking oil As if by signal our new neighbors Manchester news ABSOLUTELY NO RETURNS OR EXCHANGES hash brown potatoes We moved into the South gradually QualKyl Sizes 34 to 40. 2 tibs. chopped parsley (optional) came too One with a pineapple than any other 2 eggs, beaten Each day the accents grew more sJ’uijdpj MINUS 1 can (lO'/j ounce) condensed lianr, one with a sweet you’ve 'k cup milk pronounced. Each day the heat grew newspaper. cream of celery soup potato casserole, one with a melt-in- 'f5,OOOS^£Ar£/fS •FACTORY 1/3 cup grated parmesan cheese more pronounced, too. changed 1 can (4 ounce) sliced mushrooms, your-moulh pecan pie AnotvfAcroffy SAVINGS 3 this, butter Our first night was spent in ■ ■■WPnaww drained "Now we know why Mississippi is STORE PRICES! DIVIOEND wove 3 this, flour Haggerstown, Pa., where K'..te said: 2 this, lemon juice called the Hospitality Slate, " said NOTICE Vi tsp. salt 'I think I'm not sure, but 1 THINK YOU changed REEAl Thaw frozen fish. Sprinkle fillets I 'k cups milk my husband with salt and pepper. Saute shredded the desk clerk said'Y'air.” We were all impressed and as John Probate Court is open for PAY 1 egg, beaten The second night was spent in the carrot and onion in margarine or bit into his second piece of pie he conferences with the 215 E. MAIN ST„ ROCKVILLE Vi cup parmesan cheese Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia. “'‘j ‘ MEN’S SHOP cooking oil until onion is tender, but Judge from 6:30 P M. to 8 tn a skillet, brown beef and onion. We stayed in a log cabin and woke lo ‘ OPEN 903 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER T / i e Complete Men's Store' not brown. Stir in parsley, if desired. "I can't believe that strangers P M on Thursday nights. Stir in tomato sauce, cinnamon, Tom's voice saying: Night telephone number: MONDAY thru SATURDAY 9:30 to 5:30 Spread an equal amount of carrot would do something like this fur us' DAILY nutmeg, salt and pepper; set aside. 'Hey! There’s a deer in our front 649-0445 THURSDAY 9:30 to 9U)0 mixture over each fillet. Roll up and Why they're just as nice as our IT’S OUR 36th...LET’S CELEBRATE... In a bowl, combine Southern-style yard.” secure with metal skewers or friends in Manchester " 'til 9 P.M. TRI-CITY PLAZA, VERNON hash brown potatoes, eggs and milk By the third night we'd reached William E. FitzGerald wooden picks. Combine soup, The rest of us pul down our forks MONDAY thru FRId X y 10:00 to 9:00 and stir in parmesan cheese. Spread Tennessee. There we discovered that Judge of Probate Saturday 'til 6 • WE ACCEPT MASTER CHARGE AND BANK AMERICARD *| mushrooms, and lemon juice; mix. and looked at John in disbehet SATURDAY 10:00 lo 5:30 half of the potato mixture evenly in we were the tourist attractions Two Pour into a shallow I'k quart "Well " he amenddd "ALMOST the bottom of a buttered 8-inch little girls stood giggling as we un- baking dish. Arrange rolls in soup square baking dish. Spoon on ground FlDunder rolls with carrot stuffing as nice!'“ 7 ^ N C H E S T E R EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., Aug. 4, 1976 — PAGE TWENTY-ONE PAGE TWENTY — MANCHESTER EVENING HERAI.D, Manchester, Conn , Wed,, Aug. 4, 1976

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Powell, Erie Jniiies, son SUPER of Larry G. and Debra Denise Michelle Watne of Coventry Cuscovitch Powell of 46 SAVE and John Mjrhael Dolan Jr. of East Woodbridge Ave., East BUY Hartford w Se married July 31 at Hartford. He was born July AN EXTRA Prjnce of Peace Lutheran Church in 18 at Manchester Coventry. Memorial Hospital. His COUPONS The bride is the daughter of Mr. maternal grandparents are and Mrs. Woodrow Watne of Mr. and Mrs. John ADVERTISED ITEM POLICY: Each of these advertised items is required Brigham Tavern Rd , Coventry, The Cuscovitch ol East Hart­ to be readily available for sale at or below the advertised price in each A 6 P bridegroom is tbe son of Mrs. Norma ford. His paternal grand­ Store,m except as specifically noted In this ad. ______Dolan of Southbury and the late John parents arc Mr. and Mrs. PR ig i PRIDE « PRICf i PRIDE . price s Pride" M. Dolan Sr. Larry A. Powell of South WITH DEPOSIT The Rev Wilheim Wilkens of the Windsor. ____ SAVE 25« Prince of Peace Church performed ALL FLAVORS • YUKON ALL FLAVORS S \ el II \ J o se p h j . ONE the double-ring ceremony. The altar Willis, son of John and WriN 17 M was decorated with baskets of PUACNASE (ICLIWNI Yukon Wilma Parmelee Svelnys QUART IMACCO I ALCONM flowers. of 426 Broad St. He was The bride, given in marriage by born July 17 at Manchester BOHLE AP-Z 20 Soda her father, wore white flocked nylon Memorial Hospital. His ONE - gnrl botllo organza gown trimmed with venise (PLUS DEPOSIT) maternal grandparents are lace and designed with Empire tmTORECOUnHPUFMIIlV Mr. and Mrs. Willis Quart So d a FREE VUIItlK M.I07I waist, long full Bishop sleeves with Parmelee of Durham. His PRICE s PRIDE PRIU a PRIOE • PRICE \ PRIDE' fitted cuffs, lace-appliqued neckline, paternal grandmother is BEEF ROUND and semi-belled skirt with ruffled PRld \ PRIDE PRtCI ^ PRIDE •PRICE A PRIDE • C e s 10 V a Svelnys of flounced hem Her chapel-length veil Manchester. He has a PERSONAL SIZE was attached to a profile headpiece SAVE 20« sister. Lisa, 2 '2. BONELESS PERSONAL SIZE BAR BAR covered in Chantilly lace. She carried a bouquet of white roses, car­ F is h . \ n g e I a Lea, BITMtZU Ivory PUICMASE tlC lM IK nations. and gladioli accented with daughter of Donald W. and BOTTOM ROUND lOUCCO I MCPHOL baby's breath. Sharon Harlacher Fish of Soap Miss Darlene Watne of Coventry 15 Lakeview Heights, [ \ m \ AP-2 21 was her sister's maid of honor. Tolland. She was born July USDA 0NE-4kirpKk Bridesmaids were Miss Donna 25 at M a n c h e s t e r i n ™ 4 ^ 2 9 iLIMIT OHECOUniHPaFMHlT CHOICE Ivo ry So a p VUIDtIK. 1-7.1976. Bristol of Rockville. Miss Robin Memorial Hospital. Her Wells of Coventry, and Miss Lorraine maternal grandparents are PRICE f PRIDE • PRICE 4 PRIDE • PRICE « PRIDE • • Correnti of Manchester. Miss Tam­ Mr and Mrs. Grant I • PRICE 4 PRIDE • PRICE 8 PRIDE PRICE i PRIDE . ! my Crickmore of Coventry was Harlacher of Cora Rd., OR BONELESS V I flower girl. Tolland, Her paternal BEEF CHUCK $409 SAVE W AAP Allan Dolan of Southbury was his grandparents arc Mr. and SHOULDER POT ROAST A&P GALLON BRAND brother's best man Ushers were Mrs W'illiam Fish of Cider I lb. wniiTU Richard Watne of Coventry, the Mill Rd., Bolton. She has PNKKASE E iaU M K gallon THACCO I ALCBNOL Gallon bride's brother; Rex Smith of New two sisters, Sandy, 13 and FRESH AND LEAN BEEF CHUCK Britain, and Edson Bristol of Amy. 4. ____ Bleach Rockville. plastic AP-2 22 riirrel. Sariih. daughter GROUND CHUCK BLADE STEAK ONE - gillM glutic A reception was held at the of Gary and June Lazarus Eagleville Fire Department Hall in BONE - IN S*j9AtllHT0KISUrHrEIFM HlT. Turret of 9 Morrison Ext.. 1ST. CUT (^ k ^ JM B IB y VAtll>96.1-7.1171. y s| Eagleville, after which the couple Vernon. She was born July left for Nova Scotia. They will reside ANY PRICE S PRIDE • PRICES PRIDE • PRICE 8 PRIDE • 1 27 at M a n c h e s t e r SIZE PKG. in East Hartford. Memorial Hospital. Her lb. PRICE A PRIDE • PRICE S PRIDE • PR'CE A PRIDE Mrs. Dolan is employed by Multi maternal grandparents are 49! Burkamp Photo CREAMY OR Circuits in Manchester. Mr. Dolan, a Mr, and Mrs. George SAVE 20< CRUNCHY Navy veteran, is employed by Pratt Lazarus of Windsor, Her OLD FASHIONED WITH I I U & Whitney Division of United Mrs. .loliii M. Dolan ,|r. paternal grandparents are PViOUU UCUIMG Technologies Corp, in East Hartford Mr, and Mrs. George TOIACCt I M C aM Skippy Turret ol Hot Springs, Ark 12 oz. Her maternal great­ Peanut Butter | i? AF-2 23 grandmother is Mrs. jar I lUl 0NE-12iz.tar E n g a g e d Carrie Lazarus of COUPON BONANZA LIMIT ONE COUfON rat FAMLTi; Warnersvillc, Pa. VAUIUN. 1-7.1171. J\ '1'hoillpi.oii. Ji'iinifer PRICE i PRIDE • PRICE 4 PRIDE • PRICE 4 PRIDE* 1 lizahelh. daughter of PRICE A PRIDE • PRICE A PRIDE ‘ PRiCEAPRlOE • Allen P and Sheila John­ i5 j m O M E R E ^ son Thompson of 57 WILDMERE FRESH WHITE OR BROWN SAVE 36« I WHITE OR IROWN Ellington Ave., Ellington, LU 50 LU 51 She was born July 28 at One (1) Vi-gallon cont. of One (1) 1-lb. pkg. of wnRiiM rvKuu uaMM Large Manchester Memorial carton TNACtaiAlCMl Hospital. Her maternal BREYERS ShopRite Eggs grandparents are Mr. and of AP-2 24 Mrs, Raymond Clark of 1 doz. 666 CU. 6f 1 i6Z. Pompano Beach. Fla Her ICECREAM BACON IWTOHECMiniraiFkMT. Large E g g s V > M tM . 1-7.1676. paternal grandparents are v C H W " Mr and Mrs. Arlon ‘ PRICE A PRIDE PRICE A PRIDE • PRICE i PRIDE Wentworth ot Kennebuck, PRICE A PRIDE PF^CE a" r* de"*V r'h:V aV rTo e* * I Maine. She has a brother. Jeftrey, 3. 8 8 * ^ SAVE 10« IMITATION WITH THIS COUPON KRAFT IMITATION Pipe Band WITH THIS COUPON viTR i r u AND A $7.50 OR MORE PURCHASE AND $7.50 OR MORE PURCHASE mexAtE uaiMi Kraft Takes prize Coupon good at any ShopRIte Coupon good at any ShopRite Market. niAttllAlCMl ManC glass dover. k6H|6NM|lt6t The bride-elect was graduated Ale.xander St. The drummers in the p k g s . ' The bride-elect was graduated from Manchester High School. She band placed second in the bottle lUWTOIK W N IK I tmr The bride-elect was graduated Orange Juice i u » m . 1-7.1676. y from Ellington High School, Green drumming awards. attended Wesleyan University, and from .Manchester High School this WITH THIS COUPON WITH Co u po n VHiCl4P«IDI • PBO5FHI0I • PBCl 8 FklOl Jj Mountain College, and Ithaca was graduated from Trinity College year and is currently attending The Maxville contest is AND $7.50 OR MORE PURCHASE AND $7.50 OR MORE PURCHASE PPiCl sPklOl • PPiCI a PklDE ‘ PRiCt 8 PkiOt • ! College, She is employed by Moseley in 1975. She is employed by the law Creative School of Hairdressing in considered the most Coupon good at any ShopRite Market. Coupon good at any ShopRite Market. Estabrook & Hallgarten in Boston. firm of Dzialo, Pickett and Allen in M.inchesler. prestigious contest in Limit one par lamlly. Limit one par lamlly. MARVEL > Her fiance, a veteran ol lour years Expirea Sat., Aug. 7, 1976. Expires Sat., Aug. 7, 1976. E 3 Middletown. Her I lance was graduated from North America with 42 MARVEL ALL FLAVORS ALL FUVORt in the U S. A rm y , attended Her fiance was graduated from Maiieliester High School in 1972. He pipe bands entered in Manchester Community College. He wnNim East Catholic High School and from allended Manchester Community Grades 1. 2, 3, 4, An es­ MMClAlf lu m u l is currently attending Northeastern idM'.iiiitieZ.mn half mmkumn Ice Bryant College, Providence, R.I. in College and is currently attending timated crowd of 15,000 LI University in Boston. 1973, He attended Com puter Computer Processing Institute. He is was on hand for the day­ One (1) 1-lb. Can of Cut, The couple is planning a Sept. 11 Processing Institute and is employed long affair. One (1) 7-oz. tube of gallon Cream employed at .Schoor Jewelers. Sliced or Small Whole \ \ m \ Af-2 n wedding at St. John's Church in Ver- by National Cash R e giste r in I'lie couple is planning a fall 1977 The Manchester band pkg. kaflgillMgki Milford. wedding. will compete again on Aug. ShopRite CREST UNnOMCAUniKIfUItT The couple Is planning a November 14 in Syracuse, N.Y. ice Cream VAtNtlN. 1-7.1676. > wedding. I'HiCI 8 M ID I PRiCl A PRIDE > PHkU A PRIDE * I 79 PHiU 8 PHIOt PHfCE A PRIDE > PR'CE I PRICE • I BEETS AUGUST SPECIAL /I SAVE I V AMERICAN K l t l c r l v AMERICAN PROCESSED CHEESE FOOD SlINLEI Menus which will be served Aug. 9- ELECTROLUX A N D POWER NOZZLE wni ifH 13 at Mayfair and Westhill Gardens mtmtitimm Kraft for Manchester residents over 60 are 12 oz.. as follows; GET ALL T H E « i | A e . c WITH THIS COUPON WITH THIS COUPON AND $7.50 OR MORE PURCHASE AND $7.50 OR MORE PURCHASE Choose Monday: Italian meat sauce over AP-2 27 DIRT OUT! ^ 1 3 6 ^ ^ WEEOOO! Coupon good at any ShopRite Market. Coupon good at any ShopRite MarktI. pkg. l f u . p l shells, grated cheese, tossed salad Limit one per lamlly. Limit one par family. Expiresnxpiroi aai..Sal.. Hug. Aug. 7.r, ivro.1976. .6U(MniraFiiitfJ, with Italian dressing, canned fruit KIRBY UPRIGHT with attachments Expirea Sat., Aug. 7, 1976. Kraft Singies MUIUl.lM tTt y j cocktail, garlic bread, margarine, PRkU A PRIDE pRiciiPxoi •_ coflee, tea or milk. A REAL JUST A BABY c 00 PHiCI 4PHIOI • PWCI SPHIOtMiloii** J Tuesday; Baked chicken portions, DIRT MOVER t m o s . o ld * 141 I'MiU A PRIDE kidney bean sofrito, buttered /I FlAVORFUl asparagus (canned), fresh banana, TEA BAGS SAVE 40 whole wheat bread, margarine, YOU SAY YOUR’RE TIRED •niiiM ToMey coftce, tea or milk YOUR BACK IS WEAK 214 SPENCER STREET MCMtltiaiM Wednesday: Old-tashioned beef YOUR ARMS ARE BROKE tMSCtlllUM stew with whole vegetables, cabbage FROM THE VACUUM SWEEP. in Tea Bags apple slaw, cream pudding with fruit MANCHESTER II tf-2 2t IN h p k i. sauce, baking powder biscuit, SO COME ON LADIES OPEN MON.-FRI. 7 A.M.-MIDNIGHT ii TAKE A BREAK margarine, coffee, tea or milk. ______SAT. 7 A.M. -1 0 :3 0 P.M.. < 3 ^ •KCUwraHHif GET A GOOD VACUUM 100 Thursday : Roast rump of beet with T etiey li gravy, whipped potatoes, summer NOT A BACKACHE. PRCf»PHK)l • '-h®* squash au gratin, canned whole pur­ ple plums, whole wheat bread, 587 EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE PKEt EffECTWE AWUn 1-7.1170 Iran FM SALE NOT AVAHAILE n OTNBI KTIUllEALBIt OR WNOIEULBIS an KMNMU FN TYrNMnaCIL BNM margarine, coffee, tea or milk PLEASE CALL FROM 6 TO 9 P.M. Friday: Baked haddock lillet Spanish-style, succotash, sliced MANCHESTER tomato and cucumher salad with OPEN 8:30 A.M. -10:30 P.M. mayonnaise, chocolate bread pud­ CONNECTICUT VACUUM ding, whole wheat bread, margarine, coffee, tea or milk 419 Main St. L i L M H J Manchester P6ICES EFFECTIVE AT THE SHOP RITE STORES ABOVE 1135 Tolland Turnpike, Manchester PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Aug. 4, 1976 MANCHESTER EVEN ING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Aug. 4, 1976 — PAGE TWENTY-THREE Low Prices,Fresh Produce & Bonus Meat Specials Add Up To... Big Savings from the Great A&P

ADVERTISED ITEM POLICY: Each of these advertised items is required to Great Savings on Great A^P Meats be readily available (or sale at or below the advertised price in each AftP Store, except as specifically noted in this ad ____ USDA INSPECTED BUY! I 0M / r e s / i Fniits and Veget^es iSUPtR' NUTRITIOUS POWERHOUSE / Fresh Whole \ New Eastern"^ Chickens

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PAGE TWENTY-FOUR — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., Aug, 4, 1976 i:;xw::;w:wxwx%:»x:xw:->w:*>x^ I i Social Of consumer concern George Washington lost a Mars has a bad case of sunburn Out-Of-Bounds negligence. But the court rejected If the shopper does stay within The court said management has fell through a hard-to-notice trap tooth at the age of 22 due to a his claim because he had ventured bounds, he retains his preferred the same responsibility toward a door. I Security,, J severe toothache and almost CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (UPI) - status as an invitee even if not in mospheric oxygen, carbon dioxide suspended in the Martian at­ Shopper into a part of the premises where potential customer as toward on A court decided later that the annually underwent an extrac­ he did not belong. the process of actually buying actual customer. clerk’s permission had kept the Mars can be pictured as having an and frost. Planning to ship some books to tion because of pain. Dental mosphere. THE rn , Most courts apply this out-of- something. Thus: Even stepping out of bounds customer in the role of an invitee Q. I'll be retiring soon, Credit rights extreme case df sunburn, according his son at college, Ben stopped at care was such during the Huguein said the Viking bounds rule to the shopper. In Another shopper, skidded on a will not reduce the shopper’s even in the back room. Result: he and I want to apply for to a scientist at the JMas.sachusetts "One can visualize the surface as s supermarket for an empty car­ colonial period that any pain FAMILY^ I 4 public areas of a store he is con­ grease spot on her way to the pay rights if he has been given per­ won a substantial verdict. becoming sunburned and peeling as a experiments confirmed there is ton. But as he walked into the monthly Social Security there was automatically dealt Institute of Technology. sidered an "invitee," with a legal telephone in a grocery store. The mission to do so. Consumers have Answers to questions of enough oxygen present for the process storage room at the rear, he payments for my disabled with by extracting Dr. Robert L. Huguenin said this result of exposure to ultraviolet L A W Y E R A right to have the premises kept in store denied liability, saying she A customer at the cleaners extended rights when they general interest will it; to occur. He said the color images tripped on a crack in the floor and daughter. She’s 25 and has Washington wore dentures week data returned from the Viking I light," Huguenin said. good condition for his benefit. did not qualify as an invitee be­ could not find the claim check for A public service feature of the buy something on credit, reveal a bright, pink sky and that by Will Bernard went sprawling. appear in this column. Ad- from the age of 57 and had at lander on Mars supports his theory, But beyond this safety zone, he cause she was not there to make his topcoat. The clerk suggested American Bar AssoeiatioB and been completely disabled thanks to a Connecticut The interaction, he said, produces supports the prediction of extremely since birth. What informa­ dress questions to: "Of least six pairs. He had "work­ developed from his laboratory is a mere "licensee"—entitled, as a purchase. that they both go into the back the Connecticut Bar Associa­ consumer credit law. tiny scales on rock and mineral sur­ small suspended dust particles. In short order Ben sued the Ben learned to hts sorrow, to only But the court granted her claim. room for a look. There, the man tion. tion should I bring along to Consumer Concern" :j:| ing teeth" of lead and special studies at MIT in 1972, that iron­ If the product or service pairs carved from the ivory of faces that are easily dislodged by Huguenin is a researcher at the market for damages, charging a minimum of protection. apply for payments for Deparfment of Consumer bearing minerals in the surface alter you buy on credit is defec­ hippopotamus ivory tor wind-blown dust and sand. He said MIT Department of Earth and her? Protection, State Office to ferric oxide (rust) and several tive, shoddy or has been Building. Hartford, Conn, i: "show." The World Almanac the flecks of rusty dust are about 100 Planetary Sciences and the author of relates. other substances by direct interac­ undelivered, you have 1)6115. S times smaller than grains of beach a dozen papers on the Martian recourse against the lender tion with ultraviolet sunlight, at­ sand, and capable of remaining weathering process. A. You'll need proof of m many instances. You do her age and her not automatically have to relationship to you — both pay the finance company with our of these are usually shown lor the washing machine on a birth certificate. loan if the washer breaks coupons You’ll also need to identify down three weeks after a medical source from delivery, for example. WALDBAUM'S whom Social Security can You can refuse to make and specials! get information about your WALDBAUM'S And More! daughter's medical condi­ payment when the item or service purchased is defec­ tion. tive or otherwise un­ You Save ^3.99 Switch to Food Mart and see why more people are finding Food Mart satisfactory under the Q. A lter working 12 following conditions: (1) if Food Mart years under Social Securi­ the credit arrangement is ^ Our outstanding all week specials begin with 10 super Food out why the Food Mart way of shopping saves you more! ty, I recently accepted a with the business where federal job and am now un­ you bought the product or ^ Mart coupons that will save you more, anyday you shop! der Civil Service. Do I lose .service, (b) if your loan is the Social Security protec­ with a lender who was tion I built up? recommended by the cc Hood’s Ice Cream |L I Hood's Ice Cream business where the A. Since you have at purchase was made, or (c) IVORY S O A P ALL least 10 years coverage, if the business where you Personal Ivory Soap you're insured for life for FLAVORS made the credit purchase ALL FLAVORS Social Security retirement, .sells your loan to a finance PERSONAL ■ M Jfc '/i GAL. Medicare hospital in­ company. HALFGALLON 4 BAR j CARTON surance, and survivors Credit card purchases CARTON benefits. However, the arc covered by state law, 4 'BAR PACK I WITH P «IO « PURCHASE O f SIOOO OR MORE benefit amount you or your loo. You are protected if • AND THIS COUPON AT POOD MARI GCX3D ' I MON AUGUST 3 THRU SAT . AUGUST 7 IIMIT ' family might get will PACK WITH PRIOR PURCHASE O f StO.OO 0* MORE the merchandise you buy WITH THIS COUPON , ONE GAl ONE COUPON PER FAMILY AND THIS COUPON AT FOOD MART GO O D gradually d ecrease in with a credit card is defec­ MON AUGUST 2 THRU SAT AUGUST 7 LIMIT future years as your tive and you cannot get WITH THIS COUPON ONE PACK ONE COUPON PER FAMILY average earnings covered satisfaction from the by Social Security, upon seller. which the amount is based, You can refuse to pay the decline You will be in­ credif card issuer if the C&CC0LA° sured for Social Security purchase amounted to $50 C & C COLA OELTA TOWELS | REGULAR disability benefits for only or more and was made DELTA TOWELS about another five years. within the state. If the OR DIET ASSORTED c c , REGULAR OR DIET Shortly after his 18th credit card issuer is the birthday last summer, my business itself, there are COLORS ASSORTED HALFGALLON son was severely injured in no limitations on the 125 SHEET * a car accident, and he amount of money involved. I 39 BOTTLE COLORS JUMBO ROLL WITH PRIOR PURCHASE OF SIOOO OR MORE probably won't ever be There are risks involved M AND THIS COUPON AT FCX30 MARI G O O D f B M R able to work. Even though in slopping payments. You 125SHEET WITH PRIOR PURCHASE OF SIOOO OR MORE M ON AUGUST 2 THRU SAT AUGUST 7 LIMIT WITH THIS COUPON I ONE OOITLE ONE COUPON PER FAMILY 1 get monthly Social must give written notice to AND THIS COUPON AT FOOD MART G OOD M ON AUGUST 2 THRU SAT AUGUST 7 LIMIT Security retirement the card issuer and then be JUMBO ROLL WITH THIS COUPON ONE ROLL ONE COUPON PER FAMILY payments, my son couldn't prepared to defend your I------— — — — get checks when we action in case you are sued applied last year because by the lender. When stop­ he was over 18 at the time ping payments you must be I Food Ckib Dressings of the accident. Now, I in a position to prove you CC hear that I should reapply have a claim against the Food Club Pressings k e d h a m i x for him because of some seller that you made an Nestea Iced Tea Mix i I ITALIAN recent changes in the law. authentic effort to resolve II DR FRENCH Is this true'’ your problem with the NESTEA ITALIAN OR FRENCH 8 D Z 19e business concerned c PKG.OFIO BUTTLE A Yes. Now a child Information on credit PACKAGEOF ENVELOPES' 8 OUNCE BOTTLE matters may be obtained ' YYIIH P«IO« PU.CHASt Of tlOM 0« MO«[ — severely disabled before 22 by calling the Consumer 10 ENVELOPES I AND THIS COUPON AT fO O O MARI GOOD dsSbi can qualify for Social WITH PRIOR PURCHASE OF SIOOO OR MORI I M ON AUGUST 2 THRU SAT AUGUST T LIMIT Security payments if one of Credit Division of the AND THIS COUPON AT FOOD MART GOOD WITH THIS COUPON ^O N E BOTTLE ONE COUPON PER FAMILY _____ Banking Department, M ON AUGUST 2 THRU SAT AUGUST 7 LIMIT his parents is getting State Office Bldg., Hart­ WITH THIS COUPON ONE PKG ONE COUPON PER FAMILY benefits or died after ford. You may reach them working long enough under by phoning 566-4220 or Social Security You should through the toll-free on any 10 lb. bog U.S. No.1 - "Size A' call, write, or visit any Information ON ANY 1 POUNDPACKAGE CC .Social Security office to number. 1-800-842-2220. reapply for benefits for j5 0 °offl your son, Off All Purpose • "Eastern Shore" I ONANY101B.BAG-U.S.NO.I -"SIZEA" || About town ON ANY 1 LB. PACKAGE AUPURPO$E-"EASTERNSM0RE'' Q My mother, who was SLICED 68 years old, died last o f f POTATOES month. Since I paid some SLICED BACON of her doctor bills, could I The Prayer Group of o f f POTATOES WITH PRIOR PURCHASE OF $>0 00 OR MORE receive any payments Emanuel Lutheran Church ■AND THIS COUPON AT FOOO MART G O O D i B s i WITH PRIOR PURCHASE OF SIO OO OR MORE I MON AUGUST 2 THRU SAT AUGUST 7 LIMIT from Medicare for these BACON ^>N E 10 LB BAG ONE COUPON PER FAMILY '^ | | | | | | will meet Thursday at 10 AND THIS COUPON AT FOOD MART G O O D WITH THIS COUPON bills’’ a m. in the church library. M ON AUGUST 2 THRU SAT AUGUST 7 LIMIT WITH THIS COUPON ONE PKG ONE COUPON PER FAMILY A You could receive par­ tial reimbursement You The house committee of should ask the doctor for a South United Methodist receipt showing you paid Church will meet tonight at the bills in full and the 7:30 in the church office on any whole or cut-up date, place, charge for, and on any 1 lb. package off! description of each ser­ The First Church of vice. Call any Social °o ff ON ANY WHOLE OR CUT-UP j Christ, Scientist will have 2 5 Security office for help in a service and testimony ON ANY 1 LB. PACKAGE completing a claim for meeting, which is open to CHICKEN payment. the public, tonight at 8 at FRANKFURTS Off CHICKEN the church. 447 N. Main St. 2 WITH PRIOR PURCHASE OF $10 00 OR MORE ’o ff FRANKS AND THIS COUPON A? FOOD MART G O O D | Q. My sister s vision has I WITH PRIOR PURCHASE OF SIOOO CR MORE I MON AUGUST 7 IHRU SAT AUGUST 7 LIMIT gradually gotten worse AND THIS COUPON AT FOOD MAR? G O O D “ WITH THIS COUPON ■ ONE CHICKEN ONE COUPON PER FAMILY MON AUGUST 2 THRU SAT AUI^UST 7 LIMIT because of advanced WITH THIS COUPON ONE PKG ONE COUPON PER FAMILY diabetes She worked steadily under Social FRESH-SWEET-JUICY-CALIFORNIA Security up until about a year ago. Can she qualify WAIDBAUM S N.T. STYll DllICATISSINI for disability benefits'’ U.S.D.A. CHOICE U.S.D.A. CHOICE BARTLETT MAJESTY IMPORTED A People whose vision is no better than 20/200 even with glasses, or whose TOP ROUND PEARS visual field is limited to 20 LARGE 120 SIZE degrees or less, are con­ sidered disabled on the STEAK basis of blindness under STEAK ’/z POUND the Social Security law. NATIVE Your sister should apply • e s B for benefits at any Social PEACHES ■ • LB. LBS. Security office. To get and APPLES Repeat by popular demandl benefits, she must be U.S.D.A.CHOICE LUSCIOUS VINE RIPENED CAIIFOANIA m a SWEET JUICY severely disabled and not ■1 5 S expected to be able lo work FERRANDO FRESH NATIVE (MASS.) CALIFORNIA U.S.D.A. CHOICE ■ e LB. TOP FRESHLY SLICED Cantaloupes kisi 6 x for a year or more. ORCHARDS BUTTER A FRESH FLAVORFUl tIM KA OR QUIIN ANN Roast Beef u^2.09 Q I've been getting dis­ Birch Ml. Road Sirloin Tip Steak L>^1.69 ------ability checks several SUOAR Peaches 2% MINIMUM 3 IBS ^ 1 • Qliatonbury WHITE OR YELLOW years and now have a U.S^D.A. CHOICE U.S.D.A. CHOICE RED - RIPE PLUMS chance for a part-time job Amer.Chee$ei>^1.59 Tomatoes "iir'S...*!. with light duties. How LARGE SIZE would the earnings affect SiHoin Tip Roastc.^ .39 Bottom Round FRESHLY SLICED FRfSH NATIVE (MASS.) OUR BEST BREADED 4 3 S my benefits’’ ■ • LB. Green Peppers ..39' Lex Sale M MAKAN LA *1.69 A. If you're still severely Veal Patties L. 6 9 ' FANCY LONG GREEN FRESH FRESH FRESH disabled, your benefits OUR BEST may continue during a trial SCROD PERCH Beef Bologna m^1.09 Cucumbers 5 .»^1. work period of up to nine NATIVf (MASS.) Beef Patties a lb. pkg. ^2.99 SHENANDOAH _ - - JU K V RED RIPE FRESH CALIFORNIA months while you test your FILLETS FILLETS ability lo work. If after STEAK-UMM BEEF ) L I CELLO Fresh Eggplont Z J\. Watermelon l. 10' Carrots PACKAGE ~FOR4 M I f nine months it is decided MEAT Sunshine Turkey Bar LbM • 89 you are able to do substan­ Orbit Coconut Creamer ^ndwich Steaks (^^2.9 9 f t »i? ? tial gainful work, your benefits will be paid for an 15 oz pkg 410 WEST MIDDLE TPKE. MANCHESTER adjustment period of three 8 9 « 410 WESTMIDDLE TPKE. MANCHESTER additional months PAGE TWENTY-SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchesler, Conn , Wed,. Aug. 4, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Aug. 4. 1976 — PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN

-« » iiiw l^ ...... •.« ...... Two named D.C. meeting delegates I’l I...i'll’.I. I'lII ...... M111'lI'l I'l A|1 f, I'lI'lI'lI'lrtI'l AIIIIr,II p’,11 (’,I’l f, ,•( f With this coupon and a $7.50 purchase. With this coupon and a $7.50 purchase. I S Iifiiii.rii./in iiim iii.i.iiiiiiri ...... 'iiiA ii,V iiW in/ii\A ft/i/i/iftA ftft/(/fyi/ii'(Aft/,/t/^ enamel With this coupon and a $7.50 purchase. | Steven Cassano of delegate and alternate in several human service nor’s Council on Voluntary Business Chicken of the Sea Manchester and Mrs. recently to represent agencies and is a board Action in cooperation with canners Solid White iRitzOrikdfersi Lenorc Preble of West Connecticut's First member of the Institute of the National Center for 7 pints or quarts 7 oz. can in water -32oz. Hartford were elected Congressional District at Living, a member of the Voluntary Action to compisto with rack •) if jar Nabisco the National Congress on Hartford Service Office provide citizens with an op­ 12 ounce | Volunteers and Citizenship Committee of the portunity to discuss Gets IIA diploma to be held in Washington. American Red Cross, and a volunteerism. *6 .S 8 Box _ for the tux Good Sun , Aug 1 - Sit. Aug 7, Umil one can per cultom t, 260=- - Good Sun . Aug 1 -S it.. Aug 7. Limit on i jir per cutlomer. 261s GoodSun.Aug 1-Sat.,Aug 7 Unit or>e box per cutlomer 2 6 P S Everyone D C, from Nov. 19 to 23. trustee of St. Mary's The citizens in District Marshall C. Warren of 7uvyy'.,yvvv'.iv'.'7'.''.ib'.i'.i','bvvv'.'vbb'.'vvyvyvvviMWVWV‘.'MV ^ ~ * w wyj/y vvv v w w 'm w w v w v wv ne box per cutlomer 2 6 enamel blanchers * th a t’s inn Cassano is a faculty Home, One identified such issues 6.88 Manchester has earned the had a ball member and Voluntary Ac­ Cassano and the as tax deductions for fo r him ... Insurance Institute of r^onfiii|i||i)iii,||M(|i|i|iiiiiiii...... ii,,,iiiiiiiii6iiiiiiii,iiiiiiHiijy(iiii0iiiiiii)62?^ MIAMI (UPI) - tion Program advisor at delegates from the other volunteers, released time “where n Am erica's Associate in numiili(ihiiu/ii\f\uhti{ii\Mi>iii '\{i(\{ihiiY(j^ With this coupon and a $7.50 purchase, | g ttiii(iliiil\iiiiliiitiiii\ii{ii\fi/i/ih{inirnnwi/inii/i\ Manchester Community tive districts were elected lor employes to volunteer dollar WEDDIN(IS '' With this coupon and a $7,50 purchase Everyone was invited to Management Diploma, s i f i the party except the hosts College. He also works at the Connecticut in their communities, the is still For That Vary Spaclal Day granted to personnel in ^ im w H i and their guests of honor. with the Manchester Com­ Congress on Volunteerism role of government funding worth a -k ITe'll O o It Your W a y property and liability in­ M •JIXW munity Council, Campus and Citizenship in New for Voluntary Action HM dollar!" »)) S ave 5 0 * But Helene Adler didn't SEE THE SPECIALIST... surance who have com­ m O r y M ilk f T lm ^ caiia ttrAmelsofi Stops Shop-1 1b. can 5S' p a seem to mind. “ Everyone Civitan Club and other Haven last June. The Centers, and concerns > ouwniown nokcMncr^ ^ 37 0AKST., MANCHESTER pleted’ a four-semester volunteer activities. Regular Drip i i6 3 i,0 n u ig e had a good time, " she said. Connecticut Congress was about the image of the study program and four X O W a r t K49 r Phone 649-7901 S-~ m The Adlers didn't know Mrs Preble is involved sponsored by the Gover­ volunteer. national examinations. Electra Perk C Juice p a d k a g e Decalleinated or Automalic Drip they were throwing a party Warren is a district 100S orarTQe juice from Florida Good Sun .Aug 1 -S a t. Aug 7 Lmxrt on* box per cuilomor 263 r Good^un?Aug 1 -S aI,A u g 7 Limit one can pu, custome, 2 6 5 ^ Sunday for old friends who manager in the Casualty- GoodSun.Aug 1-Sat.Aug 7 Limitonectn5 percustomer 9 ^264 just moved to Miami until 46 oz Property Commercial uumi\^iiVimvvvVVt'V»'''’'''-'V'‘VVV''77V’'','0VVVMVVVVVVVVVt'VVVV\ftase of S5 or More Every item in this ad Wiiri This CouDO<’ 4 Purchase of S5 or More tennis, backgammon and Limit Qoe Valid Aug 1-7 1976 H-406 ”11006 Valid Aug 1-7 1976 H-407 United Way of Greater general mischief. " the 13111391 ^ SAVF17* on .S ^ Hartford. printed invitations read SUPERMARKETS The HA is a non-profit Irwin Adler then called a Corn Oil 1 lb educational organization caterer who prepared a Frozen 6 7’/4 oz oz Murshiill (.. VI arrfii supported by the insurance party for 100 people at the industrv. w ill save you money Adler’s home in the p.osh Old Cutler Road section M argarine Liemonade lMac.&Cheesecake Mixes south of Miami. Eighty Finast Mazola ^FinastFinast ^ ___ Libby I Finast Kraft I FinastIt Duncan Hines I Elected president ...Coupons, Meat,Groceries &Produoe!^ persons had arrived at the Adlers by mid-afternoon Harold L. Davey Sr . as.sociated with the Optical Style Stop & Shop's weekly values pul more good food on your table plus money back in d - Sunday. $i5$il5$i|Aie$4l.4 $4l.^A0leA0$i Bar Inc. in Manchester, has been elected prc.sident of the your pocket! How? Two ways. With our weekly specials we save you money on The Adlers think they cans H ^^^cans pkgs | P><9S |jl state Commission of Opticians. national brands, as well as our top quality Stop & Shop brand. Specials on foods you'd know who perptrated the Davey has worked in the optical industry for .37 years. ordinarily have on your shopping list, foods your family likes. And our special coupons “ rather expensive prac­ * 5 9 i He is a past president of the Connecticut Opticians pul cash in your pocket when you present them to the cashier. At Stop & Shop, we ^6 SAVE 2 0 * o n ^ _ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ _ S A V E 25* on 5 SAVE 10* J Association and now serves on its education and tical joke, " but the man J never run out of money-saving ideas. won’t admit it. legislative committees. He is also a member ol the Op­ Lemonade Mix 24 oz SAVE Mustard 24 oz SAVE ticians Association of America ■mACB g!i^|GREAT MEAT VALUES ON MEAT STREET Davey and his wife. Conney. live at 51 Elsie Dr , Finast 1.29 Wylers 1.49 2 0 * Finest 49* Frenchs 57* 8 * Manchester. L li'Jlj New student Cranberry Juice 4soz Italian Dressing ieoz SAVE B eef Chuck ChuckSteak Fresh Whoie All-week freezer registration Finast 79* Spray" 8 8 * E 3 Finest 83* Bone 97* 1 4 * StopxShop Bone Great Brands New students who will be SAVE stocking values. Beef Blade Cut Green Beans i s g o z Tomato Sauce soz attending Manchester High Best buys in our ^’ost families go for And Great Savings! School next year should Finest 5Al DelMonte 33* 6 5 * 6 9 5 fre e ze rsg e t your Steak. This U.S.D.A. on 5 Finest / * Hunts 17* Pot Roast Chickens report to the high school Great Value! Tender & Flavorful 2’/z to 3 lbs (Limit 4 Chickens) Stop & Shopsworth Choice “Great Beef" administration office for Canned Spinach 15 oz Maple Syrup 24 oz SAVE is rich in flavor. L is te rm in t registration and to the Finest 27* DelMonte 32* i Finest 88 Maid 99 1 1 * Mouthwash guidance office for 18 oz. bottle programming of courses Orange Juice SAVE SAVE Seven Bone Chuck Steak between the hours of 8:30 Cream Style Corn i6oz Peanut Buttersmooth ieoz jSun Glory Beef Chuck-Bone in and 11 a m., and 1 and 2:30 Finest 4/99* DelMonte 37* 4 9 * Finest Skippy 1 9 * 12 oz. can p.m. on 4 69* 88* 100% Orange Underblade Steak ^ Juice from Florida 3 9 E R e rd e ift Students must present a SAVE Mixed Vegetables teoz Solid Tuna 7 oz Beef Eye year-end report card or Grapefruit Juice Boneless Chuck Steak Denture Cleaner $ ^ 0 9 2 0 * lb lb 60 count package have a transcript Finest 3/85* Veg-ell 35* on 3 Finast 69* ^Bee'* 78* Welch's Grape Juice forwarded to Manchester French Fries Chuck Cube Steak High School before Fruit Cocktail leoz Orange Juice Fro;e^ 6 OZ Boneless U.S.D.A. Choice Split or Cut-up ib 45 registration. For students Taste O’ Sea Fish Dinner ’^'49^ I f OBottom f l O m < m ^ DdbyPOWdCT entering Grade 12, a Finast 41* Monie 2/89* Finast 4/89* 3/79* transcript is required. Dog Food ''pa' ' 72 oz Spinach or Chopoed 1 0 oz Perdue Chickens. ,rj» Students entering Grades Fresh - Cut-up or split ib59* 11 and 12 will be tested Finast 1.79 Prime 2.49 Finast 5/99* ^Eye* 4/99* Stop&Shop Sept. 7 at a time to be an­ Hll lllluRO St Regular or pink cans 0 3 nounced. Dog Food ChunkBeef 14V2 0Z Coffee Lightener leoz Beef Round stay tre e Students entering Grade Perdue Oven Stuffer Fresh Roasting Chickens lb John’s Pizza S’, ‘ 1°’ Our natura»y.aged beef is USDA* 10 w ill be assigned, by Finast 27* Alpo 29* Finast 4/*1 Rich's 31' MiidPads Q Q ' mail, to one of the orienta­ Stella Ravioli ' ’'.2' 79' 1' Choice beef. Naturally aged for 30 count pkg. tion and testing sessions on Seabrook Blend Vegetables 59' 'I tenderness and flavor. Sept. 1 and 2. Fresh Chicken Legs Barbecue Favorite Tahitian. Sicilian or Far E a st-18 oz bag Lenders Bagels °Te« ' 39' Finast F reezer Beef Rump Roast Bottom Round *1^ Edge Shave Finest Hen Turkeys X. . V A n e w s Fresh M iik Young Hens 8 to 12 lbs Miniature seminar IStIce Cream Bottom Round Steak ^wss s eak $i« Cr^nic^^79' Queen 100%Natiiral $ Adele Bell of New England Hobby Supply Inc., Eye Round Roast Beef Round Befit Milk Turkey w/Gravy '/2 Gal. Tub Assorted Flavors G illette Salisbury Steak 2 |b Fuii Cut Sirioin Steaks 489 70 Hilliard St., glues miniature furniture at an 9 9 % Fat Free gai Bone In USDA Choice Beef I ib Toasties Howard Johnson 2 89' Q — Are blinded or Veal Parmagian X'Acto dealer certification seminar conducted Beef Patties 4 varieties to choose from otherwise severely dis­ in Cherry Hill, N.J., recently. Mrs. Bell, now Great values In our Service Deli. From our kitchen to yoursi n B lad es79‘ I Avtiiabie in siOTH featuring a tervee deli 5 count package abled veterans of World designated an X-Acto House of Miniatures in­ Sara Lee Rings RupMrry O' Wtpl* 89' War II eligible for Krakus Canned H a m s 5^^ Strawberries Slop t Shop 59' ImportedImnnrtflH - fiprwpServe hot hnt - have hpwp pvtroextra fnrfor sandwiches con/H\Aii/^hoc structor, will be arranging classes at her store vocational rehabilitation soon. Hendries Fudgesicles “ S' 79' Ctxrited Chicken Self-service dell specials. training if they are un­ 4^>C9 Sliced Cold Cuts *'<*“ "«« ;.;*1” A — Only unmarried Statewide, claims increased 6 2 per cent to a weekly Bologna, P4P or Spiced Luncheon Loaf Beef BurgersFi'o”! ___“ “,'1.79 Margarine Mugs m-s F.ibe-u 3 *1 Stop & Shop Comer Deli Turbot spouses of veterans who lJ Porterhouse Steak,«i.. ,b2.39 average of 127,572 for the period ending July 24. stop & Shop Tenderlinks* 79' died while on active duty, 59 Whole Milk Ricotta 89' 'A meat lenured y*g proierf’i A itoisted protern pn)duc( died of service-connect^ Rib Eye Steaks.. .,b2.49 Cheese Food Slices 'T:;« 'll' 8 Fillets disabilities, disease or in­ R o a st B e e f Stop & Shop Franks 14*1” stop s Shop-Individually Wrapped Frozen jury, or spouses of service At Finast Freshness Is Our Business! Finast Bologna o^b."' ... i3 9 * Cooked ^409 Cinnamon Rolls Sioo t Shoe ,r 49' Sliced Iresh to order. personnel listed as Missing Fresh Milk-Fed Veall 99! Summer In Action are entitled to Ib Buttermilk Biscuits .VSt, 10' Perfect lor a buffet • ' b Fresh Cherrystone Clams «'49' W ife Savers home loan benefits, Shoulder Veal Chops ..b1.49 Stop&Shop Natural Imported Ham ?’ 79' Langostinos ’iS' ‘2’* Q — Are peacetime Bananas Rib Vaal Chops...... b1.79 Meat or Beef veterans entitled to |USDA| Potato Salad ®'39' Cooked Shrimp « M°* hospitalization in a VA Loin Veal Chops...... b1.99 * ^ l b g i i r t Stop & Shop Ham Salad ‘ 1 “ Fish Cakes cooked ' 79' facility? 1m%X?gibsQQC Veal Cutlets i,o®r,'b'ri.‘. , ...... b2.89 CHOICE Assorted^^ ja Shrimp Salad Stop&Shop . '’ I ” Stuffed Clams waiiaws »i“ A — The Veterans Health Flavors A f o r ■ Care Expansion Act of 1973 8 0 Z. Fresh Baked the Finast Wayl Mr. Dell Specials! 8 0 Z.CUP A V- equalized medical benefits Fresh Peaches...... 3 b . 8 9 * Baked in our own ovens. ^package tor peacetime and wartime B«x«>v P' tuAIDU^it . . f.Wn,. ugM lo MM u M i lo U*m pA..Ag« 0* An, Mn, . k .C* mM ,. cMm m a a noMU AM-. oAtMU to. uM not m MAUM n cam aAI w M omm' 'A 'HA one married her instructor s A viiiib ie Only in Stores W>tn Mr D«i> Oeptt properties. The company is a member of the Slop t Shop Ai iqnn and live married fellow stu­ Bandaid Plastic Strips .. .‘’,o“59* Artists" Low as ea Manchester Board of Realtors and Multiple dent pilots. IfC D ftin itl Xts lUMVcinonCucIt Prices Ellective August \ thru 7. 1976 in Manchesler, Vernon and East Hartford Not Responsible lor Typogriphical Errors Listing Service. We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities STOP & SHOP in • MANCHESTER .S i-Jf.'rf.'." • EAST HARTFORD 'V C n rlU n lim lOpm M«i Sal i i t