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"Yet, as we seek an adequate blanket pardon for draft evaders to Saying he believed in patriotism. defense, we must face the fact that end “ the damage, hatred and Carter said that hundreds of the very words 'national security’ divisiveness of the Vietnam war." thousands of Vietnam veterans met have fallen into disrepute. I want to Carter also said he would maintain the same bitter reception at home as hear those words spoken with respect adequate U S. military strength did his son. Jack. He added. “I once again. ” through a defense that is "lean, believe very strongly that those Carter said "whatever the price muscular and flexible." scenes and the national mood they and whatever the pressures," the In remarks prepared for the reflected amount to nothing less than president must insist on a national Legion’s national convention in Seat­ an American tragedy," defense "that is lean and muscular tle, Carter said the pardon issue was Carter is in the third day of a three- and flexible” ‘about the single hardest decision I day West Coast trip before the for­ Carter proposed cutting down on Life: have had to make during the cam­ mal start of the presidential cam­ military transfers, increasing the paign.” paign on Labor Day. number of students per military in­ "1 think it is time for the damage, Carter cited three ways to main­ structors, and halting cost overruns hatred and divisiveness of the Viet­ tain "adequate military strength" — which he said would save billions. nam War to be over,” the for the nation — by a committment to Carter was critical of President Democratic presidential nominee necessary military expenditures; by Ford during his stop in Los Angeles -w : said. “I do not fav#r a' blanket elimination of waste, duplication and Monday before the Town Hall amnesty, but for those who violated unnecessary new weapons; and by "a Forum. He called for a "tearing Selective Service laws, I intend to mutual search for peace" with arma­ down of the wall between the presi­ grant a blanket pardon. ment reduction among the nations. dent and Congress and between the «r-V, — "To me, there is a difference. Carter called for "rough equivalen­ government and the people” Fire fighters at accident scene Manchester fire fighters wash away spilled gasoline from the scene of a serious collision of Report stresses leadership role a Jeep and a truck Monday afternoon at W. Middle Tpke. and Hawthorne St. The driver of the Jeep, Ross C. Grant of Rockville, was freed from the badly wrecked vehicle by the Town Fire Department's heavy rescue tool. Grant was in critical condition today at in school desegregation efforts Manchester Memorial Hospital. (Herald photo by Pinto) >LER WASHINGTON (UPI) - In the school districts "have experienced a The commission said it “takes vast majority of cases, school significant decline in white enroll­ issue” with Ford’s proposed School desegregation works — but only when ment. evidence does not support the Desegregation and Assistance Act Rockville man critically hurt which “seeks both to narrow the I force-fit community leaders and elected of­ widely held belief that urban school ficials at all levels of government act desegregation causes massive white definition of illegal segregation and id troy. positively, the U S. Commission on flight.” to restrict the scope of remedies in two-vehicle traffic accident Civil Rights said today. However, the commission available to the courts” It fails, as it did in Boston and criticized President Ford and The Commission report, A 20-year-old Rockville man, Ross Failla. 18 of 5 Cloverdale Rd , East Memorial Hospital with a minor Louisville, when local officials do not members of Congress, who. it said, "Fulfilling the Letter and Spirit of C. Grant of 23 Burke Rd., was in Hartford, Both cars were headed head injury and was treated and exercise enough leadership — seek to curb the power of the courts the Law — Desegregation of the critical condition today at west. released Failla and a passenger in in the school integration process Nation’s Public Schools" was based or 1.36 sometimes politically difficult with Manchester Memorial Hospital, suf­ As Failla’s car passed, Heim's car his car — Michael Touissint, 18, of 52 such an emotional issue as busing. ’’Such efforts undermine the on 10 months of hearings and open fering multiple injuries as the result went off the road and struck a utility Graham Rd . East Hartford — suf­ ’’On balance, however, this report desegregation process and jeopar­ meetings in eight cities, including of a Monday afternoon traffic acci­ pole Further down the road. Failla’s fered more serious injuries and were makes it clear that substantial dize the rights of minority students, ” volatile Boston and Louisville, plus dent on W. Middle Tpke The 3 :17 car went off the road on a curve and admitted to the hospital They were lomfort! progress is being made in the the commission said. "Furthermore, case studies of 29 other school dis­ p.m. crash was one of two serious ac­ struck another utility pole, police in satisfactory condition today tricts and a survey of 1,300 school dis­ alf ocryl- desegregation of our schools, ” con­ these attempts contribute to the posi­ cidents in the last 24 hours, said, Failla was charged with reckless tion of some individuals that tricts, driving, police said Court date is socks fit cluded the 315-page report. The com­ Manchester Police said The other mission also said that while some desegregation can be avoided ” "Perhaps the most important in­ accident, early this morning on Heim waf taken to Manchester Aug 31 9- 15. gredient in successful school Olcott St., sent three persons to the desegregation is leadership, both at hospital. the community level and in the Police said Grant was the driver of schools, ” the commission said. a Jeep which was in collision with a Pension board reaffirms It also said that while many school truck at W. Middle Tpke. and News summary districts have put desegregation Hawthorne St. The truck driver, Compiled Irom plans into effect, "numerous others William J Bellody Jr.. 20. of 21 United Press International retroactive coverage ban remain segregated. " Figures from Farmstead Dr , South Windsor, 1974, the most recent available, show wasn't hurt. walkout by drivers and mechanics that 4 of every 10 black students and 3 Town of Manchester fire fighters State entered its second day By (iREG PE.ARSON porary employes kept them from of every 10 Hispanic heritage were called to the accident scene to NEW HAVEN — Federal and Herald Reporter being placed in the pension plan when students attend schools with a 90 per extricate Grant from his badly they were first hired. state criminal charges have been WASHl.NGTON — Food prices sizes for The town Pension Board said Mon­ cent minority enrollment wrecked vehicle. Firemen used the will go up at the "relatively slow " He said that employes hired dropped against the former Thai >. and day that it would maintain its April Recommendations: town's Hurst Rescue Tool to free the pace of 3 to 4 per cent through the through CETA (Comprehensive Hoa Vo and her husband. William de cars. decision to prohibit retroactive — Leaders at all levels, including victim, who was taken to the hospital first half of 1977 if this year's Employment Training Act), a Popp of Newbury Park. Oalif . payments to the town’s pension fund. the national, "must accept the fact by Manchester Ambulance. crops are as big as currently federal jobs program, are included In who have agreed to seek custody The case in question concerns five that desegregation the nation's Police are still investigating the expected and livestock production the pension plan, and that all five of her two sons in Connecticut para-professional school system schools is a constitutional im­ crash; further details weren't stays near recent levels, the para-professionals are now con­ courts Richard Lucas of Fair- employes. The five joined the town perative." available today. Agriculture Department says. sidered permanent employes. — The federal government must field IS trying to adopt the boys, pension plan in 1973, although four The other serious crash occurred who were taken by the Popps had been employed since 1970 and The board ruled, however, that its strengthen and expand programs at 12 58 a m today at Olcott St and first decision was based on the pen­ from a Fairfield school bus stop .ATTICA, N V - Officials say one since 1968. designed to ease the desegregation Love Lane, police said. sion ordinance and that any further June 2 resulting in kidnaping they expect a strike by prison in­ They had requested to make process, particularly through in­ Police said a car driven by Jeffrey action on the issue would have to be charges against the couple. mates to end today, but the con­ retroactive payments to the pension creasing money lor 'Title IV of the A Heim. 17. of 1469 Silver Lane. East iks, stick- channeled through the Board of victs vow to continue their "sur­ fund for the years between the time Civil Rights Act providing technical Hartford, was forced off the road by sips stop Directors. "What you’re talking HARTFORD - Senate Minority vival action' until their demands they were hired and the time they assistance for desegregating school a passing car driven by Mark M. about is a policy change, ” Jon L. Leader Lewis B Rome says he is are noet joined the plan. The five would con­ districts. Norris of the Pension Board told virtually certain to run lor gover­ tribute about $1,200 if the retroactive Deakin. nor in 1978 if he is re-elected to the DETROIT — The United Auto iY payments were allowed. legislature this fall Gov. Ella T Workers today select the "strike The board, following an opinion by Chairman Fred W. Geyer told COAT Deakin that the next step of action Heritage announces Grasso, a Democrat, has said she target" auto company, which Town Counsel Victor Moses, ruled will seek another term must come up with an industry­ 1.77 April 26 that retroactive payments would be to go tp the Board of Direc­ tors and request a change in the pen­ pacing settlement or face a possi­ are not allowed by the town’s pension sion ordinance, ble shutdown next month ordinance. “I don’t think this board is about to $1 million expansion Wilson E. Deakin, assistant revote,” he said. Regional MIAMI — Tropical Storm ind, seals superintendent of schools, appeared Heritage Savings and Loan the bank’s decision to expand was the Emmy pushed northwest over les, heat. before the board Monday to ask them Deakin said after the meeting that Association of Manchester has an­ result of continued growth and a BOSTON - Sen Edward M any further action would be up to the open sea but was expected to veer . 20-oz.* to reconsider that decision. nounced a $1 million building expan­ commitment to downtown Kennedy, D-Mass . says he five people involved, Marianne more northerly later today and The five were hired through sion program to quadruple the size of Manchester. believes President Ford made the gam hurricane strength on a Chambers, Carmela Brennan, appropriate response to the federally funded school programs, its headquarters at 1007 Main St. "We are enormously excited about course which might take it near slaying of two American ser­ Deakin said that a clerical error or Heritage President William Hale, this step," Hale said. "We need ad­ Bermuda, a forecaster said — Continiird on Page Three vicemen in Korea He called the the consideration of the five as tem­ announcing the plans Monday, said ditional space because our institution has grown substantially in the past incident deplorable and agreed with Ford's shifting of various International few years. military units toward the area "In five and a half years, ” Hale MOSCOW — Three Americans said, ’’assets have grown 130 per cent pleaded guilty today to smuggling AUGUSTA, Maine — Maine 62 pounds of heroin into the Soviet and now total in excess of $61 million. lottery officials say weekly "We are proud of our planned Union Two of them told a Soviet jackpots in the lottery's instant court they were acting as paid expansion and expect it will be a game are now down to $3, and landmark in Manchester for years to couriers tor the Chinese Gerald may go lower because players Amster, 33, of .New York City, come," he said. have found ways to beat the Paul Brawer. 31 of Las Vegas. The enlarged facility will provide system. Nev., and Dennis Robert Burn, 26. more teller stations, larger space in of Whitestone, N Y , face prison all departments, safe deposit boxes National terms of up to 10 years each (a new service), a community room for Tree use by local groups, and WASHINGTON - The U S PANMUNJOM, Korea - North elevator service. Commision on Civil Rights said Korea and the U N Command Also planned is a "family financial today as part of its national today agreed to hold a meeting of center library," containing informa­ review, the 1960s desegregation of the Korean Armistice Commis­ tion, periodicals and books about per­ the Stamford, Conn . school sion Wednesday to discuss the sonal financing, home building and system was accomplished with slayings of two American officers home remodeling. The library will be "relative ease," however, by North Korean guards in the open to the public at no charge. Hale "desegregation within the Demilitarized Zone rXck y*iNGS & Loan assoc said. classroom remains a critical ■MtlilMR, COUKIMI The design of the expanded issue ” Most school officials, BEIRUT, Lebanon — U S en­ t« 1 li I I irkO • building will be consistent with parents and students agreed that voys Robert Houghton and David Heritage's colonial decor, Hale said. discipline was a continuing Mack are in Cyprus to transmit a "We have retained all that the problem in the schools. report to Washington on Monday s T'l'imniMi ill '• public thought was excellent in our meeting with lame-duck Christian present office and expanded on it,” LOS ANGELES - Jolted by a President Suleiman Franjieh and Architect’s rendering shows plans for expanded headquarters facility of Heritage Savings he said. The bank's lobby is furnished strike against the nation's fourth his two rightist allies. Interior and Loan Association at 1007 Main St., Manchester. The addition will retain the same with colonial antiques and reproduc­ largest mass transitsystem. some Minister Camille Chamoun and design as the bank’s present structure. tions. and it is considered one of the 760,000 bus passengers drove or Phlangisl party leader Pierre hitchhiked to work today as the Gemavel — runtiniK'il on I’age Tlirei- V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., August 24, 1976 — PAGE THREE PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tucs., August 24, 1976 Town suffers from delays Police report |C€NT€NNIAL Bikeway not a high priority item \CTS< in helping abused child Corners Shopping Plaza. Court date Development of a bikeway is not in bikeway for a cduple of years, but the "My plan of action now is to make A rrests made or summonses Manchester’s immediate future, but is Sept. 13. paths for pedalists "have not been a the ^ard of Directors aware that Manchester, like all other towns in Hartford Courant said that of 650 We have to decide the urgency of issued by Manchester Police in- the town is investigating a funding • Raymond E. Jeffery, 21, of 29 high priority item.” funding is available, and ask them if the Hartford area, suffers from referrals received by DCYS from the complaint. With the volume of eluded: program through which the federal A formal 25-mile bikeway plan for they want to commit funds for a • Peter D. Toal, 21, of 8 Barry Rd., Berkeley Lane, East Hartford, delays in providing help for abused November 1975 to March 1976, there calls we have, we have to do it that charged early this morning with government would pay 70 per cent of Manchester was developed in 1973 by bikeway,” he said. and neglected children. are 339 still in the intake unit. way,” she added. charged Monday night with reckless the cost of building a bikeway. evading responsibility and third- ten Director of Public Works William When O’Neill made his report in "The understaffing hits Ms. Farnsworth said the story was There are 34 workers and super­ driving, misuse of marker plates, Director of Public Works Jay J. degree criminal mischief, in connec­ D. O’Neill. This is the plan the town 1973, he estimated the cost of con­ Manchester the same way it hits all accurate. visors in the DCYS office, Ms. and driving while his license was Giles said that the town has been tion with an incident involving his car would follow should it decide to apply structing the first 7.45 miles of the other towns in the capitol region,” She said that of those 650 referrals Farnsworth said. suspended, on E. Center St. Court looking into development of a for federal bikeway funds, Giles said. bikeway would be $96,500. Giles said date is Aug. 24. at W. Center and Dougherty Sts. Jean Farnsworth, regional director made to her department between Jennie Talbot, an assistant coor­ Court date is Sept. 7 for the evading this figure, because of inflation, for the state Department of Children Nov. 16, 1975 and March 28, 1976, 50 dinator for the town’s Youth Services • Miguel A. Mollet, 18, of 76 Oak would be higher today. charge and Sept. 13 for the criminal and Youth Services (DCYS), said. (7.7 per cent) were from Department, said there is “great St., charged on a court warrant Mon­ The town recently missed an op­ day afternoon with breach of peace, mischief charge. The Massachusetts Govern­ A story published in the Sunday Manchester. Information was not frustration” in earing for neglected ment Act of May 20, 1774. one portunity for 80 per cent federal fun­ in connection with an Aug. 14 distur­ available on how many of the children because of a lack of funds Thefts reported to police Monday of the Intolerable Acts, Belgian firm to share ding for a bikeway. Manchester cases were still awaiting and foster homes. She said protective bance at a Main St. address. Court prescribed that effective A demonstration bikeway program date is Aug 30. included a burglary into the Rogers August 1. the Massachusetts Ms. Cain gets service. Such information is not services, the division of DCYS that Corp. off Mill St. in which offered towns a chance to build calculated or kept on a town-by-town investigates reported child abuse, • Shirley Rubinrott, 46, of Bloom­ Council would no longer be in FI00 Engine work bikeways while paying 20 per cent of field, charged Monday afternoon machinist's and mechanic's tools elected by the House of Maple Street youth post basis, she said. just hasn t been able to pick up were stolen. The owners, employes Representatives, but ap­ the cost. Giles said that he only heard The referrals received range from cases as fast as necessary," with fourth-degree larceny (shoplif­ Gale Cain, a summer employe with of the firm, valued the tools at $1,300 pointed by the royal governor EAST HARTFORD - Pratt & the Pratt & Whitney Aircraft FlOO about the program in mid-July and complaints from neighbors about The department is supposed to in­ ting) at Caldor of Manchester, Burr the town’s Youth Services Depart­ on a "royal writ of Man­ Whitney Aircraft Group of United turbofan engine that powers the did not find out about its Aug. 1 children running through their yard vestigate reported physical abuse damus " The 36 appointed by single engine F-16. deadline until the date had passed. ment, will fill a three-month vacancy to calls about abused children in the Gage became marked men. Technologies Corporation today Plot plan, with north at the top, shows layout of expanded main facility of Manchester’s within 24 hours after it is called in awarded a contract to Fabrique This program for FN over the next The 70 per cent federal funding Heritage Savings and Loan Association. The bank's expansion program, to cost about $1 in the department that will begin on hospital, Ms. Farnsworth said. and neglect within a week after it is State escapes added fee their names being printed in program is still in effect. The state Oct. 1. the Whig press The World Nationale Herstal S.A. of Herstal, eight years could amount to about She said a decision on when and reported, she said and local governments are each million, was announced Monday. Ms. Cain will replace Jennie Talbot Almanac recalls that Israel Belgium, for coproduction work on $735 million as options for additional how to act on a case "depends on how Unfortunately, it doesn’t happen on health center design Williams was "smoked to a the engine that will power F-16 air­ engines are exercised and if ad­ expected to pay 15 per cent under the as assistant coordinator for the the complaint is presented to us. If it that fast. " she said. three-month period. Mrs. Talbot is Whig" when the doors and craft purchased by four European ditional sales are made outside the federal program. Connecticut, sounds like there is immediate The lack of area foster homes chimney of his house were taking time off from Oct. 1 until Dec. HARTFORD (UPI) - SUte Public Two contractors who worked on countries. consortium countries, however, has suspended the use of — Coiilintieil from Page One danger to the child, we go out at closed bv a mob. creates an additional problem for the Works Commissioner Robert A. the center have filed claims against Under an agreement signed last A substantial portion of the con­ state monies for local bikeway 31 to have a baby. once. state agency, Mrs. Talbot said. Once projects so if Manchester decided to Weinerman says Connecticut has the state totaling $42 million, and year, a five-nation consortium — the tract to FN represents parts and most interesting bank offices in the The second floor, to be serviced by Genovesi Insurance, Heller's Music A 1976 graduate from Eastern "Even if we had seven times the a case of child abuse is discovered, managed to escape from under an un­ Kling stood to collect 5.85 per cent of United States, Belgium, Denmark, materials to be bought in the United develop a bikeway under the state. a new elevator, will house the com­ and Fani s Kitchen — will remain. Connecticut State College, Ms. Cain staff, we wouldn’t be able to answer there is often no place to send the desirable contract that might have every dollar awarded to the contrac­ Trolley town the Netherlands, and Norway — will States from Pratt & Whitney Air­ program, it would have to pay both The present entrance to the bank munity room, mortgage counseling To provide extra parking space, worked as a coordinator in all the calls immediately, ” she said. child the state and local share, or a total of Manchester for the summer Com­ cost it up to $2.5 million. tors. HARTFORD (UPI) — A private coproduce up to 348 fighters which craft Group and its suppliers, a com­ lobby will be retained, and new en­ offices, areas for mortgage Heritage has purchased property at 30 per cent. trances are planned for the north and prehensive Youth Work Experience The contract set the fee for the Kling already has been paid $5 study group says downtown Hartford will be used by the four European pany spokesman said. originations and closings, the the northeast corner of its complex. Giles feels a bikeway would be south sides of the building, to open on Program (CYWEP). She also architects of the University of million for its work at the Center. would be an ideal place for a moder­ countries. Including spares, more The FN coproduction contract is mortgage service department, a A drive-in. walk-up window portion useful for recreation and intra-town a new customer lobby with a domed worked last summer in Manchester Rockville company low Connecticut Medical Center in Far­ The center was planned in the mid- nized trolley system. than 4(X) engines may be coproduced. the second awarded by the P&WA board room, more executive offices, of the expansion was begun early this commuting purposes. ceiling and chandelier and a as a crew chief for CYWEP, which is mington at six per cent of the 1960's as a $30 million facility but the The study by the Regional Plan Fabrique Nationale (FN) will Group. The first went to Kongsberg and the financial library. summer and is now nearing comple­ “In the long run, I think a bikeway fireplace with a cherry mantle. a federally funded jobs program for center’s cost, which was bloated by plans grew as time passed and by the Association says downtown has more fabricate the fan module, the com­ Vapenfabrikk A/S of Kongsberg, The exterior of the bank will be in tion on Maple St. will be-worthwhile, " he said. Cherry wainscoting and woodwork children from economically disad­ on Community Y piping inflation and massive cost overruns time construction was finished last "nonresidential lloorspace," or pressor, combustor and compressor- Norway, to produce the FIDO’s fan- colonial red brick with white trim. Architect for the expansion is will highlight the entire first floor vantaged backgrounds. Weinerman said Monday he has year its pricetag had soared to $100 business space, than either drive turbine, and assemble and test drive turbine module. The upper surfaces of the present David C. Barker of Hartford. The D&R Plumbing of Rockville is the and second floor reception area. While a student at Eastern Connec­ Manchester The price was for a 1976 persuaded the architects, Kling million. Bridgeport or New Haven, cities of structure will be refaced to conform contractor is Allied Structures Inc. of apparent low bidder for the proposed In addition to the banking area, the ticut. Ms. Cain did her field work Pinto and included the trade-in price Partnership of Philadelphia, to give Weinerman has said if Kling had comparable size, which makes the FANNY FARMER with the addition. Manchester,which has been involved replacement of water pipes in the with the town's Youth Services for a 1968 Plymouth, which the town up all possible claims against the been hired on a flat-fee rather than a CHOCOLATES first floor will contain executive of­ The facing and copper mansard in construction of many banking Community Y building on N. Main St city a good place lor a trolley fices, an enlarged consumer loan Department. now owns. state in return for Connecticut’s percentage-fee basis, the architects’ system. NOW AT will extend to the corner of Maple facilities throughout Connecticut. The company entered a bid of $6,- department, interview and There were four bidders for the promise to abandon all claims fee for the Health Center would have The association is a private plan­ St., unifying the entire complex of 246.20 for the project, which will in­ counseling areas, safe deposit boxes auto. Maurice A, Pass, director of against Kling. been about $4 million. ning group lor the metropolitan New ARTHUR DRUG Heritage property, which houses clude replacement of all potable cold and a large new account and general services, said the town York area. other tenant firms. The tenants — Pension board reaffirms and hot water lines in the building, customer service area. — Uonliiiucd From f’agc One requested a 1976 vehicle because of Campus Crusader except for those connecting to a the difference in price between the Marilyn Miller, Helen Diehl, and Margaret L. Nielsom a,-2fl.-^'ear caretaker's apartment. year-old models and the brand new Manchester Free Marie Girelli to describe work employe of the assessor's office. Manchester Hospital notes Scovill seeks moratorium on pay hikes The only other companv to bid on 1977 autos. Country Club The Pension Board also approved An early retirement was granted to the work was W B. Dickenson of Pass said one company. Carter Jenifer Nordeen, daughter of Mr. three applications for retirement and Mrs. Norman Nordeen of 357 S. General Admission tract would allow the company to Joseph A. Wegge, who has worked as Bolton, which entered a $9,180 price Chevrolet of Manchester, entered WATERBURY (UPI) - Scovill pensions. Discharged Friday: Anthony S. Restaurant combine the Waterbury Apparel a custodian for the school system for Bids were also opened Monday for bids for both a 1976 and 1977 Vega. Main St., will show slides and speak Rockville: Aldo Passarelli, 12 Laurel St. Manufacturing Co may move its two William Andrulot, who will retire Moschetto. 29 Stanley St., East Hartford, on Fasteners and the Watertown Sewing 12 years The amount of Wegge’s pen­ a sub-compact car for the town The cost of the 1976 vehicle was listed at Trinity Covenant Church Also, Rebecca M Aubut, 203 Highland remaining Waterbury plants south if after almost 40 years with the Park Mary Wadhams, 32 Llynwood Dr.. South Main Street Notions divisions to one plant in sion has not yet been calculated and Engineering Department. at $2,959.85. including trade-in. The Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. She will St.; Cindy M Chaponis, 527 Burnham St.; a new contract calling for three-year Department was granted the describe her summer’s activities un­ Bolton: Florence M Dodoin, Grant Hill Watertown. is subject to final approval of his ear­ The apparent low bid of $2,765 was cost of the newer 1977 model was Darlene M. Ledard. 78 Dockerel Rd,. wage hike moratorium is not agreed maximum pension of $586 43 per Rd , North Coventry: Francis P Vendet­ Contracts at both divisions have ly retirement by the Board of Direc­ entered by Dillon Ford of given as $3,136.40. including trade-in der the sponsorship of Campus Tolland; Sandra C. Cloud, 283 Spruce St.; to, company officials said. month ta. 40 Englewood Dr , Marguerite Randall Keish, 116 Cider Mill Rd.. been extended by union workers tors. Crusade for Christ. Hurliman, East St . Hebron, Irene The luncheons and The possibility of the move, which Also approved was a $151.47 per Miss Nordeen, a senior at Bolton; Mary Cleary, 905 Burnside Ave., cocktails are as beautiful Season would affect 400 jobs, was confirmed Earlier this year, workers at All three retirements are effective Talbot, 64 Benton St., Debra L East Hartford. month retirement pension for Sept. 1 Wellesley College, is a 1973 graduate Dunkleberger, 949 Pleasant Valley Rd , as the scenery. Monday by Scovill President Scovill’s General Products and Discharged Sunday: Sabine Rafalski, of Manchester High School. South Windsor: Marcia C. Ribonson. Malcolm Baldrige. He said the conj- Metals Division agreed to a three- 336 Hilton D r, South Windsor; Leona P. Supported by Trinity Covenant, Merrow Rd , Coventry . Dawn McCartan, year contract with no pay raises in PLAZA DEPT. STORE Darling, 436 E. Center St,; Joseph V. pany could save over $1 million an­ 106 New Slate Rd.; Sandra A. McCabe, Bring your clients or order lo allow the firm to be (Wa Hava A Notion To Ptaase) Miss Nordeen worked in June and Shea, 114 Mather St,; Patricia Lewis, nually by moving to an undisclosed 143 Barry Rd , Kathleen P Zaccaro, 150 your friends to enjoy C3ief purchased by a group of investors Haxt to Frank’! Supennarliat July at the Christian Embassy in South Rd , Bolton, Alfred F. Coulombe. P a ^ southern site. Woodlawn Circle, East Hartford; Paul's creative soups and COMPLETE Eatt MIddIo Tpka., Manchottar Washington, D C., where she also did 38 Redwood Rd,; Pauline A Zenick, 134A exciting daily luncheons Another provision in the new con- Stephen L. Underhill, Long Hill Rd . An­ |N«r 41 Tm t i ■! UB8iMi9i tarrtN research with Mrs. Bill Bright on the Central Ave . East Hartford; William D. biblical feminist movement. dover Carroll. 619 W. Middle Tpke.; Diane P Open 24 Hours Dally ■ NEED SOMETHING FOR BABY? Discharged Saturday; Margaret Excitement you can bet on. LIQUOR DEPARTMENT At the end of July, she attended the Venezia, 394 Woodbridge St.; Charles S. We will accommodate Bradley terminal plan cost set FOR EMERGENCY SERVICE Zvaigzne, 399 Hilliard St.: Winslow E. COLD BEER Clapp, 3 Price St , East Hartford. groups to one hundred or Campus Crusade staff training camp Lewis, 79 Arnott Rd.; Joseph A. McLean, WINDSOR LOCKS (UPI) - work at about $30 million. e AND more. For Layettes - For Gttts in Colorado where she presented 41 E. Middle Tpke.. Adam Shuska, 869 Bradley International Airport would State officials say some federal some of her research to the staff Main St.: Eleanor Aufman, RFD 5. almost double the size of its terminal funds probably would be available to Mobil M WE DELIVER women. She was there at the time of Coventry; Alberg Gagne, 55 Burnside Breakfast is Smed P L ^ n F i E T j ) under a long-term construction help meet the cost. HEATINBOILS Handmade Sweater Seta • Undarahlrta Blanketa • Tarry Panllet the flood when seven of the young Ave , East Hartford: Emma Grimason, AMERICAN and FOREIGN Sal & Sua M jf master plan presented to a citizen's Delta Airlines’ request to build a $4 I ARTHUR DRUG 416 Vernon St,. Dorian Hickton, 244 O ILS U N N ES S Oiapera • Bottlea, Biba & Bootlea women crusade staffers were Car Carpets 6.-00 - 10H)0 advisory panel Monday, million expansion to its facility, : ::W Phone 643-1505 drowned. Mountain Rd., Ellington: Allen J, HEATING INSTALLATION Gift Boxed Sleepara • Ratllea A Training Cupa Greyhound Park A spokesman for Purcell requiring a two-level road network to NO LOW en PRICES ANYW HERE The meeting is open to all who are Pelletier, 164 Vernon Ave., Vernon; Nan­ CARPET Associates of Glastonbury said costs serve the facility, would not fit into cy E Goddard, 158 Terrace Dr , Tel. B46-0103 Racing nightly Monday-Saturday. Post Time: 8:00 p.m 643-5135 interested. MERCHANTS had not been detailed but the expansion plan, the Purcell Fine Products — Budget Prices Lunchton Strvlc* trot .Matinee racing any Tuesday or Saturday. Post Time: 1:15 p.m 315 Conttr St. M»nct>Mt«r 1310 Tolland Turnplk# 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. I preliminary estimates placed the spokesman said Theater schedule 846-8568______j^Plainfield, Conn. — Take the Conn. Turnpike (Route 5'2i to Exit 87. ^ M0N.-TUES. Public records Manchester Drive-In — “St Tutadiy Tima Clock “Outlaw Josie Wales ’ 2:00- 99‘ Vernon Cinema 1 — “ The Ives” 8:15; “ Magnum Force” 9:45 7 10-9:35 FAEl PARIINB $21-3333 Omen" 7:15-9;30 U.A. 1 — “Obsession” 7:15- Vernon Cinema 2 — "Sur­ Showcase Cinema 1 — \T arranly deedn Manchester, $80 30 conveyance tax paid in “Drum” 2:00-7:10-9;35 9:15 B urnside D -g vive” 7:30-9:15 U.A. 2 — "M urder by SW BURISIOE 4VE UST NAATFOAO Robert B McCann to Alfred J. Vernon. Burnside 1 — "Ode to Billy Death” 7:25-9:25 1-86 EXIT 91 —rouo* taiisiH in sm ' Lesperance and Jeannette G. Lesperance. Fxeeulrix deed Showcase Cinema 2— “The Joe" 7:15-9:15 U.A. 3 - “St. Ives” 7:20- property at 170 Timrod Rd., $73.70 con­ Estate of Raymond J. Griswold to Burnside 2 — "St. Ives" Man Who Fell to Earth” 2:10- veyance tax. 7:15-9:40 9:20 "ODE TO BILLY Bruce E. Edgerton and June R.G. Edger- 7:20-9:20 Thomas P. Crockett to Herman W Mon­ ton, property at 111 Chambers St.. $34,500. Rockville 1 — "Bambi” Showcase Cinema 3 — JOE” (PQ) tie and Mary E. Montie, property at 58 Marriage lieenses 1:00-8:40; "Gus” 2;15-7:00- “Silent Movie” 2:15-8:00-10:00 NATIVE PEACHES 7:15 9:15 9:50 Showcase Cinema 4 — Mountain Rd.. $48,500. Robert Pepper, Winchester, Mass., and Ronald Litrico to Clinton L. Hendricks Rockville 2 — "One Flew Hale Haven varieties. CHARLES BRONSON Betty Ledgard, 158 Eldridge St., Sept. 12 Over the Cuckoo's Nest" 1:30- Excellent lor freezing "ST.IVES” and Sofia G. Hendricks, property at 37 at Wickham Park 7:10-9:30 a a sa and canning. Margaret Rd., $30,900. Maurice Dumont, 52 Bunce Dr., and East Hartford Drive-In — “OBSESSION” -;- also;-: 7:20 9:20 Quitcluim deed Jean Falco, 62 Hamlin St., Sept. 4 at St. "Deep Red" 8:10; "Evelyn (PQ) Russell A. Perkins, Coventry, Anthony James. Came Out of the Grave” 10;10 NATIVE APPLES FEATURE FIRST S. Tiemann, Andover, Carl C. Wirtalla, Building |ieriiiil» East Windsor Drive-In — MURDER BY DEATH” Willington, and Sherwood J. Benson, Harold G. Slater, chimney at 193 Porter "The Omen" 8:10; "Race FERRANOOORCHARDS (PQ) Hebron, to TalcoUville Development Co., St.. $600. With the Devil" 10:20 BIRCH MT. RD. “ST.IVES” GLASTONBURY Vernon, property in Manchester and Ver­ Fred E. Thrall, 277 E. Middle Tpke., (PQ) (3 m//at btyontf -'"f non on Rt. 83, $1.10 conveyance tax paid in home at 13 Princeton St., $33,000. Vlto'i Birch Mt. Inn) Manchaatar Evaning Harald Yi,| Publlth«d tv«rv «v«nlng aiCApt Su nd iyi and holldayt. Ent«r«d at tha J f ' X Manchaatar. Conn. 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lHaurhrstpr 1EitrningIipral5 Real culpit was under-production Eckert-Schultz Manchester — A City of Village Charm temporary, which leives us with the contradictory regulations which problem. Increased government jobs make efficient operations impossible Betty’s notebook Founded Oct. 1, 1881 WASHINGTON - We talk about unemployment and inflation in a Ray Cromley increase govemmetCred tape and in­ to operate in too many instances. Carol Ann Schultz of Manchester Member United Press International Member, Aud>i Bureau ol Circulation Businessmen complain they must and Robert D. Eckert of Gloucester, most curious way, as if we must suf­ efficiencies and p u ^ strain on the By Betty Ryder Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square. fer high unemployment to combat in­ economy, leading to’more unemploy­ deal with 20, 30, 40 or 50 bureaus and Mass, were married Aug. 21 at Con- Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. flation. Or that to have "full” Again, this would not have led to ment. offices in crucial problems. In some cordia Lutheran Church in employment we must have in­ boom and bust, and need not in the Now men and women need jobs and cases, one agency will insist on cer­ Manchester. flaymond F Robinson Editor-Pubiisner Harold E Turkmgton. Managing Editor The bride is the daughter of Mr. tolerable inflation. future if employment is high enough. there's no gainsaying this. tain practices and procedures. The reverse, however, may be Also if the return in capital and labor But unless we want the smothering Another will insist on other con­ Havf you ever wondered how our we'll stay around long enough to be but when they are together the con­ and Mrs. William E. Schultz of 42 Opinion true. Much of our inflation today is is great enough to absorb expanding social governments in so many coun­ tradictory methods. Companies find lives might change if they really do part of it. versation continues just as though Battista Rd. The bridegroom is the the result of under-production in the production and provide capital for tries, these jobs must be found in it impossible, of course, to satisfy find life on Mars? they’d never been apart. son of Mr. and Mrs. Hayward Eckert past. We could have had greater the investment. Money is sorely private industry. All presidential both. r mean, after all, if it becomes a Sudden trip I think it's something I’ll do more of Tillson, N.Y. A friend, president of a small reality, we'll have to be neighborly. often. Let’s see — there’s Mary in The Rev. David Rinas of Concordia production, of course, if we had in­ needed for research and purchase of candidates — Mr. Ford, Ronald Do you ever do things on the spur of Reagan and Jimmy Carter agree on business firm complains that filling Oh, I don't think it will be necessary Florida, Ann in Pittsburgh, and oh Lutheran Church officiated at the Cheap energy still vested more capital and put more improved machinery — the key both the moment? Well, I do. out forms, attending meetings and to make a cake or pack a casserole yes, Sally in Delaware. H’mm I double-ring ceremony. David Al­ men to work in those areas of critical to increased returns and increasing that thesis, though Carter waffles at Saturday about mid-morning, I conferences held by regulatory agen­ (after all, we don't even know what mond of Bolton was organist. The shortages - usually certain raw wages. times. suddenly decided I wanted to visit wonder what they’re doing next cies and securing interpretations of they eat) but it could make a weekend? church was decorated with yellow impossible dream materials such as petroleum and The answer here is not more The problem is that no one knows with an old friend who has lived in complex rulings takes so many of his difference. carnations and white gladioli. metals, and in a variety of industrial government jobs. At best, these are how to create more jobs in private in­ Keene, N.H. for several years. days, and those of his senior officers, For instance, we might have to get Childhood The bride, given in marriage by materials. dustry. A score of government I called. She was surprised. When 1 it is impossible to devote the accustomed to seeing a space ship her father, wore a Quiana jersey we haven't wanted to think stimulants have been attempted, asked what she was doing for the Being parents isn’t easy and no one If wishes were gas wells, necessary time to run the business at pull up in the driveway and hear a gown designed with V-neckline with some with temporary success but weekend she answered "Well, I only can actually tell parents how to bring there would be no such thing as about it, not because we a profit. "bleep bleep" calling our teen-agers appliqued lace and A-line skirt. Her overall they’ve scarcely scratched had a golf game lined up for late up their children. However, valuable an energy crisis. haven't been warned — should the surface. So we are left with Even so, the regulations are so all out for a 'ide. suggestions are available in a new veil of silk illusion was trimmed with encompassing and vague that it is, Can't you just picture your teen­ afternoon,” lace and attached to a matching But wishes aren't gas wells, be examined by a wider forum theories. I explained that I had hoped she'd booklet from the Blue Print for more often than not, impossible for a ager thundering down the stairs Camelot headpiece. She carried a than that of the commission’s My own guess is that business be free to meet me mid-way — Health Series published by the Blue or oil wells or any other source businessman to determine whether heading for the front door and saying, bouquet of phalenosis, stephanotis doesn't need more tax breaks, or perhaps at the Colonial Hilton in Cross Association and available free of fuel this nation consumes. four members (one of whom or not he is in violation of some law. "Mom, just taking a drive to Jupiter, and baby’s breath. even a continuation of some breaks Northampton, Mass. from the Public Relations Depart­ opposed the rate hike). it is likely that if he calls the govern­ won't be too long." Miss Lynn Schltz of Manchester Thus that coalition of con­ already given industry. Some of Well, that particular inn was ment, Blue Cross of Connecticut, ment for assistance, and the I suppose the traffic will be less was her sister’s maid of honor. sumer and labor and other It is an article of faith among these, perhaps all, tend to distort in­ booked solid, so she drove an ad­ North Haven 06473. answering official discovers a viola­ congested, at least to start, but with Bridesmaids were Miss Linda Pearle a lot of Americans that the vestment. Certainly business does ditional 20 minutes and we rendez­ U contains 10 articles written by groups that is opposing the tion, the businessman will be fined all those twinkling stars, it might be of Manchester and Miss Pam Kinel not need the protective hand of the voused at the Hospitality Motor Inn experts in the field of child growth Federal Power Commission's profit of the energy producers Defense Department, overly anxious without a chance to voluntarily come confusing. of Jewett City. in Enfield. and development. There is also a Naylor Photo decision to raise the ceiling on are • excessive, that their to make certain none of its major into compliance. Imagine saying, “ Hon, take a look humorous article by comedian Alan John Biehn of Madison was best Tax laws are no exception. A We had a great time. Took a dip in the price of interstate natural political influence is inordinate supplies goes broke, however inef­ out in the sky and see if Tim’s com­ King. It’s entitled “Kids are People man. Ushers were John Eckert of ficient and bumbling the firms may research company president tells me ing home.” For heaven sakes, (if the pool, enjoyed a good dinner and Mrs. Robert D. Eekert gas is living in a dream world and that the energy crisis is just caught up on two years of gab­ Too - But Why?" Westbrook, the bridegroom's be. it is more profitable to hire an ad­ you'll pardon the pun), the way those In writing about his hope for family brother; and Roman Sywak of if it believes it can do anything largely phony. These people What business needs is freedom ditional tax lawyer than to take on stars twinkle, we won’t be able to tell bing (as only women can). traveling Mrs. Eckert wore a brown sion of United Technologies Corp. in We went our separate ways Sunday happiness, Alan says, "If you have Glastonbury. other than delay the inevitable. deserve a chance to present from 60 per cent of the red tape and another scientist — and science is whether he’s ready for takeoff or that going for you as a family, things pantsuit with matching accessories. East Hartford. Mr. Eckert is vowing to get together again real A reception was held at Pianos their arguments. By the same what the firm is all about. touchdown. will probably end up all right. They will reside in Gloucester. Mass employed as general manager of The cost of energy — even soon. Restaurant, after which the couple I'm probably being a little "If that doesn’t work, you whack Mrs. Eckert was employed as a Walbar Metals Inc. of Peabody, assuming that we are going to token, the energy industry It’s always amazing how good left on a trip to Cape Cod, Mass. For premature, but you have to think of them,” secretary at Pratt & Whitney Divi­ Mass. be able to keep finding it — is should be given the opportunity the future, and if we’re lucky maybe friends may be parted for some time. not going to go anywhere but to prove its case. up, not in our time. It may well be that a smaller increase, or one extended over Giacalone-Fitzgerald In a move aimed at en­ a longer period, could ac­ ALMANAC couraging new exploration and complish the thing that production the FPC has an­ everybody wants — a con­ nounced it will allow producers tinuing supply of natural gas. to nearly triple their prices for But it could also be that the natural gas in the interstate longer the increase is post­ B\ ITiitrd Press International and the cities of Pompeii and Her­ market, an increase it es­ culaneum were buried, by the erup­ poned, the higher it will have Today is Tuesday, Aug. 24, the timates will cost the average 237th day of 1976 ITH >4V4& TO tion of volcanic Ml. Vesuvius. to be in the end and the greater In 1814, the British captured homeowner about $15.60 more FOLLOW. dislocation in the economy and The moon is approaching its new Washington, D C. They burned the a year. In response to a peti­ Capitol building and the executive the hardship to people it will phase. tion from the aforementioned The morning stars are Saturn and mansion. cause. coalition, however, the U.S. Jupiter. In 1932, Amelia Earhart became If anyone dreams there is The evening stars are Mercury, the first woman to make a transcon­ Court of Appeals in any other possibility — that the Mars and Venus. tinental nonstop flight. Washington has temporarily In 1968, France detonated its first prices of natural gas or any Those born on this date are under blocked the increase. the sign of Virgo. hydrogen bomb in the South Pacific. other source of energy can be Roman Catholic Cardinal Richard A thought for the day: British poet All very good. Such a far- held down indefinitely — he is Cushing was born Aug., 24, 1895. Robert Southwell said, “When for­ On this day in history; tune smiles, I smile to think how bring In your reaching and sudden decision setting himself up for a rude In 17 A.D . thousands were killed. quickly he will frown." by the FPC — sudden because awakening. Skipping rocks at Salter's Pond. (Photo by Steve Dunn) o ld blue The fragrant male Not so long ago, the idea of a variety of fragrances, in­ She’s still just wild about Harry man using anything other than cluding the more flowery her private self she was stuffy, then the standard aftershave scents.’’ INDEPENDENCE, Mo. - Had he As for the lovebird activity. West and now. She has never gabbed, remembers one autumn when Bess cologne was considered strict­ Recent market experience lived this would have been the 57th Tom TIede never told all, or even a little. What a had returned from spending the ly “taboo” (no commercial bears him out. Sales of men’s summer of Harry and Bess Truman's book she could write, but of course marriage, and the 82nd of their quiet summer with her mother in fragrances have grown from she will not. JEANS plug intended). Not any more. Independence. The two were and wonderful love affair. As it is. And yet she has never been,drab. IN ANY CONDITION* $147 million in 1971 to $205 but only in private. "Harry," she delighted to see each other again and In fact, according to one she marks the occasion alone in Ihe Truman's eye for her had a bit of Miscla Photo million in 1975 and are Victorian mansion they shared with would say, "you really shouldn't retired after dinner more authority on the subject, every roguishness about it, and with good enthusiastically than usual. The next AND WE WILL ALLOW YOU projected to increase to $293 each other in the Delaware Street have say that." Mrs. Michael Giacalone with-it man will soon have his There is no indication that Truman reason. "She looks exactly the way a morning, during routine discussions community they shared with Middle woman of her age should look, " he own personal “wardrobe of million by 1980. Not only are listened to Bess regarding his with the usher. Bess said, ah, she had America, and in the town they even­ Eileen Fitzgerald of East Hartford and men using fragrances more expletives. But he appreciated her said, winking. J.B. West, who a little problem: “It's the was matron of honor. Bridesmaids were fragrances.” tually shared with the world. ushered at the White House during Michael Giacalone of Manchester were Miss Gayle Giacalone of Manchester, the counsel in most other areas. History President's bed. Two slats broke regularly, but they are seeking the Truman years, remembers the married Aug. 14 at St. Isaac Joques bridegroom’s sister; Ms. Ann Cersosimo It used to be that the only They met in elementary school, does not dwell on it much, but during during the night." Blushing, she out different types for daytime couple did not always retire after Church in East Hartford. of East Hartford; Mrs. Marianne acceptable fragrances for men she a slim and reserved lass, he a their seven years in the White House asked if it cou)d be repaired quickly. dinner merely to look over speeches. The bride is the daughter of Mr, and Genovese of North Haven; Mrs. Mary and evening wear. more outward chap with rimless she apparently was chief among his Now it is over, except for the were spicy odors, says Peter Usually they had a drink, always Old Mrs. John Fitzgerald of 12 Bergren Dr., Beth Grivois of Blast Hartford and Mrs. For daytime, says Midwood, spectacles that magnified his advocates. 'They were constant memories. And for Mrs. Truman, Midwood, U.S. marketing Fashioneds, and after that, well. East Hartford. The bridegroom is the son Marcia Strom Blain of West WilUngton, eyeballs. Neither was extraordinary, evening companions, retiring to one of five surviving former first it’s still a fresh, tangy, West says everyone called them “the of Mr. and Mrs, Mario Giacalone of 87 N. Roderick Carrier of Vernon served as manager for a leading inter­ but they suited one another. By high privacy soon after dinner where ladies, most of the memories are “natural” scent. But for Elm St. best man. Ushers were James Fitzgerald national perfumery. “Now school their holding of hands had es­ together they would go over his lovebirds.” right here in the Delaware Street A ' " i Those Old Fashined, by the way, The Rev. Vincent Cronin of St. Isaac of East Hartford, the bride’s brother; evening wear, something more calated into a proper romance. In speeches, his judgments, his neighborhood. She met Harry here, men are beginning to douse were not meant for the minister Joques Church celebrated the nuptial Paul Blain of Manchester; Manny Vetal of subtle and delicate is 1919, when he was 35 and she 34, the priorities. It is not known whether she married him here, she buried themselves more freely with a dropping in. West says that when the Mass and performed the double-ring Marlborough, Mass.; Larry Blake of union was formalized. she assisted in his decision making, him a short while away. Eighty two preferred. Trumans first moved to the ceremony, Miss Raelyn Brown of Windsor Manchester, the bridegroom’s cousin; and but surely she provided a critical ear summers, good times and bad, for Bess Truman was an old-fashioned executive mansion, Bess was less was organist and Ms. Cathie Rowe of Robert Rivers of Manchester. and conscience. the Trumans and for their nation. wife but not a subservient one. He than satisfied with the drinks being ' Marlborough was soloist. A reception was held at the Army & She was not an Eleanor Roosevelt, Bess is well, they say. She has called her "the boss,” the "one per­ prepared. She tried several times to The bride, given in marriage by her Navy Club in Manchester, after which the TOWARD THE PURCHASE OF understand. She did not push her arthritis, she has recently been in the son who can tell me off and get away hint to the butler that his Old parents, wore a white matte jersey A-line couple left for Williamsburg, Va, They are Open forum views on her husband or anyone else. hospital, and at age 91 she doesn't with it. ” Periodically she did tell him Fashioneds were not really Old gown designed with monk sleeves, schiffli residing In Manchester. She was content to be in the get out so much anymore, but her ANY PAIR OF off. For instance, she was forever ad­ Fashioneds. Thus one evening,. in embroidered lace and seed pearl bodice, Mrs. Giacolone was graduated from the background, to be Mrs. Harry spirits are apparently good. I say ap­ monishing him about his language in depression, the butler simply and sleeves and hemline horded with lace. Licensed Practical Nurse program at St. Truman, to be featured in the papers parently because I am guessing. 9 a - public. Not that she was above four splashed huge amounts of bourbon She wore a wreath of yellow roses and Francis Hospital. She is currently letter words herself now and then, only out of obligation. In the way of Those who know for certain also Sex discrimination over ice and served it up. “Now know of Bess Truman’s wish for baby’s breath as a headpiece and carried a employed by Suburban Floor Covering in that,” smiled Bess, "is an Old privacy. She still shares herself cascade bouquet of yellow roses and Manchester. Mr. Giacalone is owner- alleged against MCC Fashioned!” mainly with Harry. baby’s breath. operator of Suburban Floor Covering. Mrs. Susan Miller of Bay Head, N.J. To the editor, funding and that this outrageous in­ Ms Tina Borders has not been justice to women does not happen by Qlll Fox rehired as director of the Women's again anywhere. Side glances Center of Manchester Community Sincerely yours, Today’s thought College. This was an illegal act in Joan Weiss In the service that she was not given six months 442 Spring St. Manchester written notice as is the proper As I finished the last chapter of Finally, my tears were tears of procedure in all other positions. Robert M. Pirsig’s “Zen and the Art grief. This book deals with the FROM OUR TREMENDOUS :K 0Si^H0USANDS!|CH00l )M Open Forum policy tragedy of western civilization — the A. Levesque, son of Mr. It is also an act of sex discrimina­ of Motorcycle Maintenance,” I was Raymond B. Peck, son of Coventry, has completed The Herald Invites comments on the decay of cities — the incessantly and Mrs. L. J. Levesque of tion against a woman under the immediately convulsed with tears. I Mr. and Mrs. Raymond recruit training at the FLARES, STRAIGHTS, PRf h e d n s a n d c o r d u r o y s issues ol the day. Its policy is not to print extruded plastic junk with which we South St., Coventry, has S M auspices of the Federal Act known as cried as I have not cried since my Peck of 48 Lodge Dr., has Naval Training Center, letters of thanks, letters of appreciation, surround ourselves — the strips of completed recruit training Title IX or personal endorsements of candidates father died 20 years ago. Yet the book entered the U.S. Air Force Great Lakes, 111. WAIST SIZES 28-50, LE74( is not a tear jerker. U is about hot dog stands, motels, shopping A former student of at the Naval Training Beside all the above illegal for political office. Letters should be Delayed Enlistment #llT ' k philosophy — about the ultimate marts, and gas stations which line Coventry High School, he Center, Great Lakes, III. maneuvers against Ms. Borders, I, as brief, and The Herald reserves the right Program until he reports to shorten the text. Letters loo lengthy to our highways out of town, and the joined the Navy in May A 1975 g ra d u a te of *BECAUSE OF SANITARY LAWS a woman and an educator have been meaning of existence — a theological for active duty on Dec. 20. edit will be returned. faces of the people in the cars — 1976. Coventry High School, he personally discriminated against by work devoted to relating the most A graduate of We require that your TRADE-IN JEANS be washed before we will abstract concepts to everyday life — staring blindly ahead listening to the Joined the Navy In May the cutting of funds to the Women's Manchester High School, accept themi as ordinary a thing as maintaining a blaring music that will never last, Navy Seaman Ret. Keith 1976. Center, and the elimination of stu­ empty, numb, in defense against an he attended Eastern motorcycle. Connecticut State College. PLEASE NOTE: PAIR FOR PAIR TRADE-IN ONLY, We Will Not Accept 2 dent help, and the elimination of Herald yesterdays epidemic of purposelessness — a trap programs offered by the Women's l i I found myself weeping on several He has selected a position or 3 Pairs of Old Jeans towards One Pair of New Jeans... levels: First for the sheer beauty of from which there 1^ no escape for the Center In the immediate past ones who will never know how short­ in the Air Force's elec­ semester 1 have used the Women's 25 years ago the work itself which, like a great tronic career field. tapestry, deals with many themes at changed they are — how they have Center as an important resource in Radio equipment is placed in five been robbed of every vestige of After completion of six I Classified Word Ratos my work and as a supportive institu­ South Manchester Fire Department the same time woven in and around weeks of basic orientation each other, yet all resolved into a humanity they might have had by a tion in my personal life. The loss of trucks. social system designed only to at Lackland Air Force coherent whole. Yes, they were tears Base in San Antonio, Tex., REGAL MEN'G SHOP this center and its director will be an Fire underwriters report faulty of joy and excitement before a splen­ extrude and sell more plastic junk. •CONNECTICUrS LARGEST and MOST COMPLETE MEN S STORE ' intolerable act of discrimination to distribution of water in Manchester. Well, enough of my tears. Life is he will receive advance ARE LOW did work of art. all women-who have ever stepped 10 years ago... very aomfiUcated. Aqy attempt to technical training for across the Women's Center ' Secondly, my tears were tears of which transferrable Central reference library being self'Rity at my own Inadequacy. Plr- deal with "the whole ball of wax” is 903 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER TRI-CITY PLAZA, VERNON college credits will be ' threshold. built at University of Hartford is to ^ doomed to frustration If not failure. 643-2711 sig conveys in precise, readable, and awarded. open daily till 5:30 P.M.. Thursday till 9 P.M. open daily till 9 P.M.. Saturday till 5:30 P.M. be named in honor of the late Dr. But Pirsig'g attempt is encouraging. I will do everything and anything f m exciting prose the story of western Pascal E. Poe of Manchester, the You might like to look at it. I hope within my financial, physical and in­ C>*7k»i SI* mt I U II & HU National Football League history figures he too will be given the practices at Boston College, finish four under par strong as before the injury and he WATERFORD (UPI) - axe by the end of the week. Holy Cross and new coach Neil Northeastern, Holy Cross. Ivy Wheelwright hosting Yankee "My wrist gave me all kinds of can no longer overpower the courses V e r n o n Rt. 83, was Michael Beecher. 31, of 67 The handicapped were un­ despite his lack of stature but he The Dolphins waived fleet Mercury end lor the Falcons and joins Walt League and Yankee Conference Conference champion New trouble. I can't hold the club, ” the 33- Maryjane Petrocelli, 19, of Bloom­ Riverside Dr., Vernon. able to seek relief from the PORTERHOUSE OR feels his short game is as good as Morris, the second leading rusher in Patulski, Marvin Upshaw, Mike Sen- schools this past weekend. The bar Hampshire in the afternoon feature year-old Redding. California said, as field, was pronounced dead on Police said the car came out of the 90 degree weather at their WAYBEST CHICKEN T-BONE S TE A K S...... ,b ever Council actions *1.79 the team’s history, to make room for sibaugh and Rodrigo Barnes as re­ talk revolves around which quarter­ and Boston College entertaining he unwrapped a heavily bandaged arrival at Rockville General Hospital donut shop lot and turned into the usual beach area Monday It wasn’t until he was 19 that he a host of promising runners, and cent trade additions to the St. Louis back which team will use The Red Texas in the lone evening event. left wrist are a tribute Monday night after she was thrown northbound lane and was struck by because of the foul smell of TWIN PACK took up golf, having concentrated on SEMI-BONELESS (CAl-CUT] George Blanda says he expects to be defense. The Cards had one of the Sox’’ Well, people seem tired by now The following day the Patriots "I jusl can't get any power in my from a motorcycle on which she was the motorcycle. Ms, Petrocelli was decayed mussels and WHOLE CHICKEN _ baseball up until that age seaweed still piled up from CHUCK ROASTS...... ,b. waived by the Oakland Raiders most explosive offenses in the entire of asking what's wrong with those launch their season against the drives, my wrist aches too much I to Daley^s genius a passenger. thrown from the cycle, struck the sometime this week, Curl's Indian name is Yoso. which Hurricane Belle. CUT-UP on NFL last season but their defense flops of summer. Baltimore Colts at Schaefer can hardly wait for September to get CHICAGO (UPII — Mayor Richard Peter Langlois, 19, of Hartford, windshield of the car and then landed "It’s only speculation on my part, means Johnny Come from Behind A shortage of manpower SPLIT FRYERS...... swib..„.ib. 57 ranked 10th of the 13-team NFC, Sure, the fifth-place Red Sox still Stadium It will be interesting to see it operated on " C. Daley's council floor leader Mon­ operator of the cycle, was treated on the roadway. Langlois was also OUR OWN NOT or SWEH He hopes to live up to the name by apparently has kept the but I figure they may waive me this Another notable cut Monday was are averaging more than 26,000 spec­ how many fans the Red Sox average Curl. 5-5 and a solid 160 pounds. In­ day rejected as unjust, accusations and released at the hospital. thrown to the street. QUARTERS WITH BACKS C 7 C ITAUAH SAUSAGE...... week," said the 26-year veteran staging a major comeback next year state from collecting the *1.49 former quarterback Cornelius tators per game. But remember. that same weekend in a series jured his wrist in mid-summer of that the Chicago City Council is a The driver of he car involved in the The accident is still under in­ CHICKEN U G S ...... i b . 0 l Blanda, whose 335 field goals, 943 providing the wrist operation is ANY SIZE PKO. • FRESH 7 A w Greene of Ohio State, an llth-round New Englanders are frugal; they against the Cleveland Indians. 1974 Last year, despite almost three rubber stamp for Daley. accident near Bess Eaton Donuts on vestigation. debris from the beach at successful QUARTERS WITH WINBS C A a points after touchdowns and 2,(X)2 draft pick by Dalla's, who was given a hate to waste their hard-earned "There's no doubt that when the months on the sidelines, he managed Alderman Michael Bilandic issued Camp Harkness and about GROUND CHUCK...... ,b, 1 5 points are all NFL records. During his eight-year PGA career 140 Southbury Training CHICKEN BREASTS...... ib .D » > look by the Cowboys as a wide money. In the flush of the Red Sox' Red Sox are going well late in the to just gain exempt status as one of a 19-page report Monday outlining “I don’t care for being here as an he had won over $3(K).000 which is a School and 50 staff receiver 1975 triumphs, and with the anticipa­ season that college football suffers, " the top 60 on the money list by the council's accomplishments — and 3W TO 4W LB. AVn. RATH - SMALL, LEAN, TASTY insurance policy in case the other liable wage even in these limes members were forced to tion of greater glories in '76, fans said longtime .Northeastern coach placing second in the final tourney on most of the 97 items cited were spon­ Texas wins first round ROASTING CHICKENS...... 59‘ DAISY R O LLS...... kicker can’t cut it. It’s been Curl has played several rounds of use the adjacent town- *1.49 Joe Zabiliski, now the school's assis­ the PGA tour, the Kai,ser Inter­ sored by the mayor. frustrating and discouraging for me golf at the Manchester Country Club owned beach. tant athletic director "Last year the national at Napa, Calif He entered But Bilandic said that doesn't after all the years I’ve helped this Red Sox were No. 1 with the fans and the tourney in 62nd place in the last two years after striking up on Hughes residency Charles Dey, manager DELI SPECIALS PRODUCE SPECIALS team.” mean the body is a rubber stamp. N.Y. WHITE the Boston College-Nolre Dame Coming into the GHO, Curl was a friendship with retired MCC pro "It is a tribute to the genius and for the state's shoreline Blanda has not yet stepped onto the Alex llacknev HOUSTON (UPI) — The state of Attorney James Dilworth, parks, said the Depart­ AMERICAN $ 1 1 9 ...... ,h i * Cherie Dow retains game was No. 2. This year we have to 66th on the monev list this season talent of the man," he said. "What he m m s 9 field in four Oakland exhibitions and Texas has overcome a preliminary representing Hughes' aunt, Annette CHEESE...... ,a NIW CHOP contend with the B.C.-Texas (played proposes is practical, intelligent and ment of Environmental Ih. * seems to have lost his kicking job to legal challenge to its attempts to Gano Lummis, 85, and her son the same day Northeastern opens do-able." Protection hasn’t LIVE LOBSTERS POTATOES...... 10189* rookie Fred Steinfort of Boston William R, Lummis, 47, suggested against C.W. Post) but we don't have Bilandic said the report shows the claim final residency of the late neglected the beach but is ChIckan Hard Shall.Thura. Only College. billionaire Howard Hughes and gain the court put the legal matters "on Neipsic tennis crown to worry about the Red Sox ” City Council is "the best and most limited in manpower and 2 to 8 P.M. Morris, who teamed with Larry Kayak competitor an estimated $300 million in in­ the back burner" until validity of the Phont Ordara Waleomad * 7 1111 GROCERY SPECIALS Edward Carroll, associate director effective legislative body in the coun­ time. Csonka and Jim Kiick in the Miami heritance taxes. will could be established. They main­ CALL 843-7083 - 742-7078 of athletics at Boston College, has try" Much of the seaweed was backfield to guide Miami to a pair of Hughes, 70, died April 5 on an tain the Mormon will is a forgery and Repeating her success of a year noticed an increase in ticket sales dumped on the beach by Llm lfd Qutnllty Ordara Your$ Now l ***‘ RIVER Super Bowl conquests and one Johnson triumphs they are searching for a valid docu­ ago, 15-year-old Cherie Dow won the over last season. "Of course we emergency medical flight from the hurricane Aug. 10 but runnerup finish from 1971-73, said he ment. FREEZER SPECIALS RICE . 1 lb. pkg. 1976 Neipsic Tennis Club’s Women’s played Notre Dame last year and Acapulco to Methodist Hospital in his much more has ac­ was not surprised he was let go by hometown of Houston. Texas stands to gain some $300 Division singles championship last there is a lot more enthusiasm cumulated since then, ac­ SIDE OF B E E F...... 8 5 < the Dolphins. week. Fresh from winning once and finishing second twice in kayak Cyclist improves million in estate taxes from Hughes’ (»ANT among fans for Notre Dame than for The state has argued Hughes was a cording to Peter VanAr- "The way the offense is set up. at estate HIND QTRS. OF BEEF..... i b 9 9 « The youngster, who will enter Texas," which explains the reason junior competition at Sebago Lake, N.Y.. Bob Johnson of Bolton Robert Bard, 43, of 18 Englewood Texas resident at the time of his man, the camp manager. CHEERIOS this point in my career, it’s better for death, but proponents of the so-called Dey said it was hoped the Manchester High in September, for 15,000 empty scats at Alumni is looking forward to the International Junior meet labor Day Dr was today recovering from in­ FORE QTRS. OF B E E F.... , b 7 9 * me to play somewhere else. That’s repelled the challenge of Mary "Mormon will" maintain the avia­ beach would be completely Stadium for the Texas game. "But if weekend in Cincinnati. juries suffered in an Aug. 13 motor­ about it for me,” Morris said, "I Catherine Murano in straight sets, 6- tion pioneer was a resident of cleaned up by Labor Day. WHOLE LOINS OF PORK COLD you discard those two games, then The 17-year-old senior at Bolton and the USA cycle accident in Manchester, and guess they couldn’t see paying me 0, 6- 1. Nevada. The Mormon will surfaced (Cut to Order) POWER Q Q o we are ahead of last year's sales. The High won the 5,000 meter kayak (S'-Y Paul Bragg, of California, coach of Hartford Hospital officials said he gg« (Ida orr L A ta i)...... V V $135,000 to play only three plays a Dow earned her way into the finals the U S Olympic squad, was at probably would be discharged this shortly after Hughes’ death and was Patty Hearst’s Sludenl m.AIAT.ONlT...... ft. Red Sox did hurt us a bit last year." miles) race and took seconds in the lAO/utfet Cunlng and Wrupplng game." by eliminating Annette Duke, 6-0, 6-1 Columbia Uke last week helping week filed for probate in Las Vegas and in Bigger New England schools, es­ C-2 500 meter and C-2 1,000 meter medication I” " w ith THia COUPON WITH THia COUPON r WlfH~Hra~c7uP0N a n d "! Csonka and Kiick both left the and Monica Murphy, 6-0, 6-0. Murano Johnson prepare for the Labor Day Houston. psychiatric pecially the Ivy institutions, can races in New York. Bard suffered serious head injuries AND M .N PUaCNAai I AND M.N PUNCHAII I tT.tOMIATPUnCHAaa I Dolphins following the 1974 season to sidelined Pat Forstrom 6-1, 6-1 and competition Johnson competes for in an early morning accident on Probate Judge Pat Gregory Mon­ HARTFORD (U P I)-A t I I CHICKEN 0 S U weather a great season by the Red The Cincinnati competition will tests end least 126 public school play in the World Football League Jean Dalton, 6-0, 6-0. Sox. The loyal alumni, clad in rac­ the Columbia Canoe Club Olcott St. near the town highway gar­ day denied a series of motions — I I I ! 3 0 < o n but since have hooked on with other feature teams from Mexico, Canada presented on behalf of Hughes' students received medica­ FREE! I I UGHTTUNA I I nlQ. PNIOl I There were 13 entries. coon coats and beanies, always will age, police said He was riding his •VtOZ. (LIMIT TWO) I I I NOLL PACK NFL teams, Csonka with the New closest living relatives — that would tion during the last 1-oz. pkg. ot I I show up. But look for bigger crowds motorcycle west on Olcott St. when SAN DIEGO (UPI) - Psychiatric LIFE CEREAL I I CORONET York Giants and Kiick with the / have left some questions of probate academic year, including at the smaller New England schools, the cycle went off the road and threw tests have been concluded for I I TOILET TISSUE | Denver Broncos. Morris, 29. figures 35 given Ritalin for VlIM 'III Aug. Udl I I where football again will be the him, police said. and the question of residency to a newspaper heiress Patricia Hearst, I I I I VaN4 IH Alia. MUl I to latch on with some other team just Borg rallies, wins hyperactivity, according to Nevada court. He ordered pretrial paving the way for her sentencing in L . _ J [______I as easily, ------Pin results region’s top fall sport. an administative report. ''College Tootball shouldn't be ' cenferences in two weeks...... San Francisco on federal bank In another transaction on a sur­ "We will begin the discovery here robbery charges, the Metropolitan The prescrip tio n of ,------UMA CM ICIIIO ~ WITH THia COUPON ' Metro Bowl opening dependent on how well the Red Sox r WITH THia COUPON WITH THIt COUPON prisingly heavy day of activity, the BROOKLINE, Mass. (U P D - For Bjorn Borg, who became an and I hope we will try the case here," Ritalin has been a con­ and M .N PUKCHAai match Sunday found Cathy do," said Zabiliski, who has been in­ Correolioii Corrections Center said Monday.. AND M .N PUNCNAaa I I AND M .N PURCHAtl St. Louis Cardinals acquired defen­ Texas Attorney General John Hill troversial subject for years I Dyak rolling games of 128- volved with Northeastern for nearly international tennis hero at 17, everything happens quickly- The listing in Monday's Herald of Authorities said the in-depth 7 9 < O ff DdMINO sive end John Zook from the Atlanta said after the ruling. "1 feel the peo­ between teachers and 5 0 « Off I I 128 and Norm Lalonde 119- 30 years. "But unfortunately how The Swedish superstar needed time opening round of the U.S Pro tennis the Manchester Community College diagnostic report, which will remain naouLAn pmea PIQ. PPICI Falcons in exchange for their their physicians. I I PMIHMAOl 141 against Mabel Kor- the Red Sox play does have an effect to get his game together after a long championships at Longwood Cricket weekly calendar contained an error ple of Texas scored some victories confidential, has been sent to San HOT. SUGAR first-round pick In next year's college here today. We feel Texas is the Students receive medica­ I I M busieski 113-109 and on attendance at college games." layoff caused by a pulled stomach Club. Francisco federal court where she KIMBIES PAMKSS BEEF The orientation session (General I I I I draft and reserve offensive lineman muscle. So he struggled through two domicile ot Mr. Hughes ... that Mr. was convicted last March 20 of tion on the recommenda­ OVERNIOHT I I 5199* George Pelletier 133-151, Fortunately for New England Charlie Pasarell. a 6-3, 7-5 winner Fund only) was listed under PAHIES Greg Kindle. losing games, then won 12 of the next Hughes regarded Houston at all armed robbery and given a tem­ tion of physicians after VlIM 'Ul Alia.: I I VtIM HI Aug. l$m I I Valid IN Aug. MM colleges, then, the Red Sox' bust over Australian Geoff Masters, also Thursday events. It should have been Zook was a seven-year starter at 14 Monday night to whip American listed under Friday events. times as home base." porary 35-year prison term. teachers, parents and i______I L___*i.*'l'*JJ!455JL':__I U - ***"'‘**' J should result in a boon at football was pleased with the positive turn in sociai workers approve. CHKKIK DOW stadiums. John Whitlinger. 6-3, 6-1, in the his play PAGE TEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn . Tues., August 24, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., August 24. 1976 - PAGE ELEVEN

Firehouse I INDEX Scoreboard ifflaurl)FHtFr Help Wanted 13 I Leaders N o n c e t RSox accuse Ryan Ruthven convinced J — Loit and Found Essayist LATHE HANDS. 50 hours, cost scares < — Ptfionaii National League J “ Announcomani# paid holidays, excellent in­ Batting I — Entertalnmant surance benefits. Metronics, Kasl > — Auctiont Inc. Route 6 and 44A, ^Iton. Nalionul lacague Phillies c o u n c ilm e n W L Pet. GB of throwing close best team Area news goes to D.C. FINANCIAL Phila 81 41 .664 AB H Pet. I - Bondt-Slockt-Moflgiatt Nu r se • Licensed. Ideal for Andover EPington Hebron South Windsor I — PartontI Loam Pitlsburgh 67 56 .545 14 tk Madlock, Chi 418 140 .335 NEW YORK (UPI) semi-retired person. Easy, BOSTON (UPI) - in Philadelphia, “ We all Bowa lofted his sacrifice South Windsor ■ Coventry; East Hartford Tolland Vernon Coventry ) — iniuranca pleasant. Will supplement New York 63 61 508 19 “how a man who throws an hour. Morgan, Cin 359 119 .331 — All the Philadelphia began to believe that the fly and Greg Luzinski EMPLOYMENT retirement income. Call 649- Chicago 56 69 Nolan Ryan always like that can ever be Ryan, the most hotly dis­ Griffey, Cin 425 140 .329 A surprisingly high cost estimate LINDA LOVERING .448 26'/4 Phillies need to be the Phillies were the best team singled home the final run I — Halp Wantad 2358. St. Louis 54 66 . 450 26 winds up as the chief beaten. " Winning pitcher cussed 10-16 pitcher in Maddox, Phil 411 135 .328 has added fuel to the firehouse dilem­ Marline Visney, winner I — Businati Opportunlllas best team in baseball in baseball. We knew it to give Jim Lonborg his I — Siluallon Wantad Montreal 41 77 .347 38 topic of conversation, Bill Lee (2-4) accused baseball, issued a “no com­ Oliver, Pit 413 135 .327 ma and put the heat on Town Council. of the Republican Town WE WANT honest reliable Rose, Cin back then .... All they 14th victory, EDUCATION West Ryan of throwing a spitter m ent” on Lee’s spitter 508 164 .323 is Dick Ruthven — ac- Expecting figures between $450,000 Committee essay contest, persons who can meet people even when he loses a Foster, Cin 456 147 .322 ' — Pfivaia Instructions W L Pet. GB and added "wetting them charge. ("But you have to cording to Dick CardinalH 9, Reels 5 arid $600,000 for a new Firehouse I, Governor pleads case spent the week of July 19-24 ' — Schools-Classas ■ and make friends for our game. Luzinski, Phil ' — Instructions Wantad Cincinnati 80 46 .635 up is unethical for someone consider the source” of the 425 132 .311 business. Good income oppor­ Robinson, Pit 328 102 .311 Ruthven. Rookie shortstop Garry the council was aghast at an es­ in Washington. tunity, call 872-4515 between Los Ang 69 55 .556 10 So it was Monday night who throws that hard. " remark, he said later.) REAL ESTATE Garvey, LA 494 Ruthven pitched for the Templeton collected two timated $765,000 price tag for the “1 really learned what — Homes for Sale 10 a.m. -12 noon. An equal op- San Diego 61 66 .480 19Vi that the Boston Red Sox Carl Yastrzemski. who 151 .306 for Tolland, Coventry He also said he did not Buckner, LA 494 I5I .306 Phillies for three years but hits, knocked in two runs, badly needed building at the Sullivan goes on,” she said, “The — Lots-Land for Sale porluntiy employer. Houston 60 67 .472 20'4i talked more about struck out and hit his 17th — Investment Property hit Fisk intentionally with scored four runs and stole Ave. site. trip gave me a fuller un­ — Business Property Atlanta 57 69 452 23 baseball's fastest flinger A iiierirar1 League never finished with a Gov. Ella Grasse will go before the additional 10 units. KEYPUNCH OPERATOR - If homer against the Califor­ two out and no one on in the a base to offset a pair of Despite what could have been in­ — Resort Property San Fran 55 71 .437 25 AB H Pet. record above .500. Now state Bonding Commission Friday to The governor will also ask for derstanding of our — Real Estate Wanted you are an experienced than they did about a 7-3 nia Express, shunned talk fourth inning. home runs by Joe Morgan terpreted as a bad omen, the council Moiirluy's (lumes McRae, KC 384 135 .352 with the Atlanta Braves, he ask for appropriations to aid the three “mini-grants” for Tolland. One democratic process." Keypunch operator and can win over the California of a spitter but observed "1 don't see how Fisk can Brett, KC and give St. Louis the win. opted to go ahead with its plans to MISC. SERVICES use 029 or a 129 machine and if Philadelphia 4. Atlanta 2 Angels. 501 172 .343 has established himself as towns of Tolland and Coventry. for $2,624 would be used to install Miss Visney said the — Services Offered Ryan “ looks like he is say that,” Ryan said. LeFlore, Det 474 154 .325 offer the building on the November highlight of her visit was to — Painting.Papering you are interested in doing St Louis 9. Cincinnati 5 one of the National She will call for approval of a $175.- smoke monitors and playground and — Building.Contracting Ryan struck out seven trying to pitch more in­ "Why would f throw at Carew, Min 464 150 ,323 Padres .5, Pirates 4 ballot. temporary work, come in and San Diego 5. Pittsburgh 4 League's top pitchers this meet and talk with Sen. — Roofing.Siding register with Manpower at batters, all lefthanders, in stead of just throwing the him If I was going to Bostock, Min 353 114 .323 Dave Giusti issued Dave (MK) grant toward 10 units of elderly classroom equipment at the Hicks — Healing-Plumbing Los Angeles 6. Montreal 3 season. "I think we should proceed. I don't Lowell Weicker. She ad­ — Flooring once. For your convenience his five full innings of ball." Staub, Det 449 141 .314 Winfield a two-out, bases- housing for Coventry. The town, last Memorial School. (Only games scheduled) throw at anybody, I see how we can turn back at this mired most his ability to — Moving-Tfuckmg-Slorage we will be interviewing at work. He also struck Garr, Chi 405 Monday night, if it hadn’t haven’t got now is me and Ioaded walk in the sixth in­ March, received funding for 30 units A second grant for $4,016 would be — Services Wanted And Fisk, who avoided a wouldn't throw at his 127 .314 point. We either decide to go with the talk with younger people. Manchester Y. Tuesday Today's Games Boston catcher Carlton Carty, Cle 422 130 .308 been for one bad inning I'm one of the b est" ning to force in Merv but meanwhile the town's Housing used to install a water storage facili­ beaning by lifting his left head." plans or drop the whole thing,” said "He always tried to MISC. FOR SALE August 17th. 9-1 p m , Man­ Philadelphia (Carlton 15-41 Fisk high on the shoulder Lynn, Bos 413 126 .305 against the Phils, Ruthven "This is the first time Rettenmund and cap the Authority submitted material ty at Parker Memorial School and — Articles for Sale power. 10 Haynes Street. at Atlanta (Messersmith 11- shoulder in front of his ear, Ryan said his prime councilman Len Sorosiak. answer the questions we — Building Supplies and was victimized by two Munson, NY 472 143 .303 would have had his 14th I've faced him, " said two-run winning San Diego showing the need for the 10 additional the third of $4,680 would go toward — Pets -Birds- Dogs Hartford 278-1680. 10). N thought “he was throwing problem was with control. Initially seen as one of the more asked frankly. I was totally errors that led to a six-run Ilonir Riina victory. Phillies shortstop Larry rally, Jerry Johnson, 1-1, units. alterations for five science rooms at — Livestock St. Louis (Falcone 10-11) at at me. First he threw a "I got into trouble by favorable items to come before town impressed. He speaks our — Boals & Accessories CHIEF SALES Clerk • Every He allowed just three Tolland High School. — Sporting Goods Cincinnati (Zachry 11-4), N sixth inning. pitch 100 miles an hour that walking the first two men National League: Kingman. Bowa, who knocked in the got the win in relief and The Department of Community Af­ other day 9-4. No weekends, NY and Schmidt, Phil 32; Phils to reach base over taxpayers in recent years, the language." — Garden Products Pittsburgh (Candelaria 12- Red Sox manager Don just missed then he hit me game's winning run with a rookie Butch Metzger fairs (DCA) has already approved a The latter would go mostly for ven­ — Antiques top salary, references, apply in the sixth inning,” he Foster, Cin 28; Morgan, Cin firehouse is believed to be one of two Miss Visney talked about 4) at San Diego (Strom 10-13), Zimmer said he wondered with a pitch going 110 miles the first seven innings, but sacrifice fly. "...He’s going picked up his 13th save, nine-acre parcel of land for the 30 un­ tilation systems to meet health and — Wanted to Buy in person. Pine Pharmacy, 664 said. 25; Monday, Chi 22. items to meet with any success in a some of the sights and Center Street N Philadelphia scored four to be a 20-game winner. I Doilgers 6, Kxpus 3 its. The parcel will accommodate the fire safety provisions. Murline Visney RENTALS American League: Bando, series of referendums. tours during her trip. They — Rooms lor Rent Montreal (Carrithers 6-9) at runs on four hits in the wish we hadn’t traded Steve Yeager drove in Oak 24; Jackson and L. May, Thus far, the only referendum item included; The Smithsonian — Aparlmenls lor Rant WANTED - surgical assistant Los Angeles (Hooton 7-121, N eighth inning, to saddle him " three runs to help Tommy take advantage of these — Homes lor Rent - secretary • receptionist to Balt 22; Nettles. NY 21; Hen­ to pass the voters recently has been — Business lor Rent Houston (Andujar 6-9) at him with his 12th defeat, a Dave Cash belted a John post his seventh vic­ Institution, the American programs and oppor­ work 30-35 hours weekly in Chicago (Renko 5-6) drick, Clev 20. sewers. Adventure Theatre, the — Resort Property lor Rent 4-2 decision. bases-Ioaded single to tie tory against eight defeats tunities to go to — Wanted to Rent oral surgeon's Rockville- New York (Lolich 7-11) at Indians^ Eckersley K iiiik Bulled In Ruthven said, of his days While the firehouse may still be Pentagon, the Kennedy — Misc lor Rent Vernon office. Experience Washington. ” San Francisco (Barr 10-10), N National League: Foster, the game in the eighth. for Los Angeles. desired Send resume Box A. given a good chance of passing, of­ Center, the White House She said her experience AUTOMOTIVE Cin 108; Morgan, Cin 92; ficials were obviously more ap­ and Department of State. — Autos tor Sale Manchester Herald. Schmidt, Phil 84; Luzinski, has reinforced her interest — Trucks for Sale — Heavy Equipment lor Sale American League Phil 81; Watson, Hou 75. prehensive about its success than "I was impressed by the in politics. MEDICAL SECRETARY • stops Kansas Rookie impresses Celtics they had been prior to the cost es­ beautiful state dining — Moiorcycies-Bicydas Kasl American League; "I am anxious to begin — Camper s-Traiiers-Mobiie Receptionist Manchester Homes OB GYN office. Monday. W L Pet. GB Mayberry, KC and Chambliss, timates. rooms in the White House. working at the town and NEW YORK (UPI) MARSHFIELD, Mass. strong, quick, knows how forward signed his con­ — Automotive Service Thursday and Friday. 8 30 New York 73 48 .603 Ray Fosse prooucea tne ) auks I'm ins 4 NY 82; L. May, Balt and Mun­ "This is a building to suit needs," "Every minute of our state level.■' — Autos for Rent-Lease (UPI) — Yugoslavian star to go to the hoop and he can am .-5 30 pm Tuesday 8:30 Baltimore 63 59 .516 \oyt — Dennis Eckersley first three Cleveland run Graig Nettles celebrated son, NY 80; Jackson, Ball 78. tract Saturday with the said Mayor Sandra Bender, "I do not trip was filled from mor­ Drazen Dalipagic isn’t just shoot. In my opinion, right Miss Visney, a student at a m - 12 noon and 3 p 'm - 7 Cleveland 61 62 .496 13 limited Western Divi­ with his first home run his 33nd birthday a day late Celtics and reported see it as a luxury. The estimates ning till night.” p m. Wednesday 8 30 a m ■ 3 the man who conked Notre now, he's one of the top Coventry High School, is Detroit 59 64 .480 15 sion leader Kansas since 1974 in the third in­ as he rapped out four hits, Pitching directly to camp. The Kan­ came in higher than anticipated but I Miss Visney said, "If the daughter of Mr. and □ NOTICES p m. Excellent typing and of- Boston 58 64 475 1516 ning and a two-run single in including two doubles and a Dame's Adrien Dantley on people in camp, ” sas forward averaged 14.8 feel Greg (Montana, the architect) anybody is at all interested nce skills required plus City to seven hits Mon­ oh Mrs Robert Visnev. South Milwaukee 54 65 .454 18 the fourth. The Royals tied home run. Thurman Mun­ M I \ irtorien the nose during the Olym­ The U.S. team defeated points a game last year, has done a good job in coming in with in government they should pleasing telephone voice and National League; Jones, SD pic basketball finals. River Rd. courteous manner Include (‘Ml day night and George the score at 3-3 on a" pinch- Yugoslavia for the Olym­ and excelled in the 1975 what he felt was fair and good Lost and Found son helped the Yankees 19-9; Koosman. NY 16-7; business and personal W L Pet, GB Hendrick delivered a hit two-out, two-run (iouble snap a three-game losing Dalipagic is trying out pic championship Dantley Pan-American games. prices ’ Carlton. Phil 15-4; Sutton, LA for a spot with the NBA LOST - On East Center Street, references in reply to Box B, Kan. City 75 48 .610 two-out single in the streak by knocking in three left that game for a while "He’s a true forward,” white cat. with yellow eyes. Manchester Herald Oakland 67 57 540 8Vi 15-9; Lonborg, Phil 14-8; champion Boston Celtics, after a collision with Game benefits youth bottom of the ninth to runs. Ken Holtzman gained Richard. Hou 14-13, said Heinsohn Monday. Wearing blue c lar with red Minnesota 62 63 496 14 According to Coach Tom Dalipagic. "Some guys are quick stones. Possibly injured SCHOOL BL'S Drivers wanted the win to improve his American League; Palmer. East Hartford part time for South Windsor Texas 58 66 . 468 17*-^ score Rick Manning Heinsohn, he's one of the "Adrian Dantley fouled forwards and some are Sullivan Ave. Reward 646-3314/ Chicago 54 71 432 22 record to 11-8. Balt 17-11; Garland. Balt 15-3; i t We will tram you Call E P and give the Cleveland Br.M era fi. Raiigi-ra 2 Leonard. KC 15-5; Figueroa. top prospects, him in the elbow with his power forwards. Cook can The stars of WTIC Radio and WFSB Television will Hayes Inc . 289-5918 or apply Calif. 54 71 .432 22 "He has more physical play a benefit ball game under the lights at McAuliffe IMPOCNDED - Lab type Indians a 4-3 win over George Scott drove tn NY 15-7; Fidrych, Det 14-5; eyebrow, " Heinsohn joked. be either" hearing set black dog withwhite on chest, 90 Brookfield Street. South MonNew England Patriots that the bill, which would AUTOMATIC DELIVERY The policy was written after the Former major Frank J. McCoy, years, is a teacher at Rockville High Willis Christman, EMPLOYMENT NOW account is free at / school board learned Joseph Rockville; a daughter to Mr GIRL KRIDAV - .Apartment football team. ease requirements for the 24 HOUR SERVICE Vernon co-ordinator for U.S. Sen. School, is a member of the Chairman Fleming, Bolton High School prin­ and Mrs. Bruce Velk. rental oftice Bookkeeping, Patriots officials Mon­ merger of corporations, is Lowell Weicker's re-election cam­ Republican Town Committee and has Help Wanted 13 Heritage Savings. No ^ cipal, was the owner of a travel agen­ Willimanlic. typing and good telephone day vehemently denied the aimed at averting the 646-6320 paign. appointed Jane Lamb of 36 served as president of the Vernon ability to deal with inuuiries cy arranging ski trips for the high Admitted Sunday Merton NOTICE team is facing any finan­ Vineta Dr. and Jo Ann Worthern of 82 Education Association. Beckwith. Tolland Stage Rd,. PHONE FROM home to ser­ and service calls 35 hours, takeover of the Patriots by 369 Center St. matter what your vice our customers in the cial difficulties. school students. Brimwood Dr. as assistant coor­ She has been active in community Tolland: Joseph Brooks. ST.ATE OF CONNECTICIT .salary open Fringe Benefits a Chicago bank. Mencheater Manchester area, flexible Manchester 643-5177 Agreement on the bill Questions arose as to whether it dinators. affairs and has donated a great deal Hillcrest Dr . Vernon. DEPARTMENT The agreement reached minimum balance OF TRANSPORTATION hours, super earnings. 249- was reached Monday Monday calls for the bill to of her time to extra curricular ac­ Jacqueline Chicoine. Spring 7773 following a last-minute St . Rockville; Betty 24 WOLCOTT HILL ROAD take effect in 90 days. tivities at Rockville High School es­ WESTHERSFIKLD, CONN is. No matter how pecially in supervising the Cobleigh. Eleanor Rd , Ver­ SALES POSITION - Straight Roads to be oiled non. Hannah Davis. Spruce BUILDING (S)AND OR commissions, leads furnished BABVSirrKR in Verplanck cheerleading squads at the high St . Rockville; Lisa Gagnon. STRICTURE (S- to home owners Call 242-5402 School district Mondav AMERICAN and FOREIGN many checks you write school level. She is married to Wednesdas and Thursday for Hebron Rd., Old Colchester Rd., Old Hebron Vernoq.Ave.. Vernon, Robert TO BE REMOVED FREE DELIVERY Car Carpets Jerome Lamb and they have two .Sealed bids for the removal or .ACT NOW • Turn spare time two school-age children Call Hd., Skinner Lane, Slocum Rd. Hamborg, Tudor Lane. I OPEN ALL HOLIDAYS No matter what. The town will oil 21 miles of roads children. demolition of building isi into $$$' Be a S an ta's 646-0608 alter 6 p m CARPET here this week, weather permitting, number 1 and Wellswood Rd Manchester; Vivian Midura. Demonstrator, earn commis­ East St., Rockville; Otelia and or slructure(s). will be ARTHUR DRUG said First Selectman Aaron Reid. Parts of the following roads will be received by the Commissioner sions up to 30‘". • or - have a MERCHANTS The NOW account. Mrs. Worthen is a member of the Plunder. Ellington Ave . Toy & Gift Party in your 1310 Tolland Turnpike The oiling will cost $49,000, most of oiled: Jan Dr. (East Laura Dr. to of Transportation in Room 149 © ) Vernon Board of Education. She is a Rockville. home and earn free gifts' Our PAPER ROUTE ______646-BS6B MARION which is paid by the state. Carolyn Dr. ■ 1,000 feet); Jones St. Discharged Sunday; Mrs at 24 Wolcott Hill Road. 29th year' ('all or write San­ The savings account that works member of the Republican Town Roads to be oiled include: Abbey (south from Hoadley Rd. - 1,000 Jennifer Berman and Wethersfield. Connecticut, un­ ta's Parties. Avon. C'onn AVAILABLE MERCER Dr., Buck Rd., Burnt Hill Rd., Chest­ feet); Meetinghouse Rd. (1,000 feet Committee and has been active in daughter. Tolland Stage Rd , til 11 00 A M August 31, 1976, 06001 Phone 1-673-3455 , like a checking account, and pays 5% interest. nut Hill Rd., Daly Rd., East St., from Rt. 85); Old Rt. 2 (Marlborough many Republican activities. She is Tolland, Della Bio. Brandy after which they will be Wickham Apt. area for RNs wanted for full time or See Us For Gristmill Rd., Hope Valley Rd., town line - 1,000 feet); and West St. married to Samual Worthen and they Hill Rd . Vernon; Kimberly publicly opened and read East Hartford aloud Bids must be submitted part time 11 p m to 7 a m lor VINYL or Republican ^ It's free with no minimum balance at Heritage Savings. Kinney Rd., Martin Rd., Mill Stream (1,000 feet at Blackledge). have four children. Hanks. Buff Cap Rd., Tolland. shifts Apply to Directors of PHOTO Norman Lisk. South St . on proposal Form CON 114J in Registrar bid envelopes provided by the Nursing Salmon Brook C'on- MAN(»i£STER STC Rockville; Kenneth Watson. valescent Home, off House ALUMINUM Department of Transporta­ EVENING HERALD of Open your NOW account with us. The free way is the better way in Hillsdale Dr., Ellington; Street, Glaslonburv Phone MCC courses Bolton 9:30 p.m. To learn more, call Jeannette Voboril at 875- tion. which may be secured in 633-5244 Pleat* Contact; SIDING; and 4253 or Karen Affricano at 875-6975. Dorothea Zabilansky, Cider Voters And that's the last word in’NOW accounts. BOLTON — Manchester Community College and the Mill Rd.. Tolland Room 150 at 24 Wolcott Hill Mr. Hatak VINYL or Bolton Continuing Education Program are offering two Thrift sale Births Sunday; A daughter Road, Wethersfield. Connec­ REAL ESTATE opening- for 647-9947 evening credit courses this fall at the high school. They to Mr. and Mrs. William ticut The telephone number is highly motivatiHl sales [^rson ALUMINUM COVENTRY — The Thrift and Gift Shop will have its 566-4750, with real estate license with are accounting beginning Sept. 15 and running each Baker. Hartford Tpke , RNs and I.PNs • Top salary SEPT. 7 annual summer clearance sale starting teniay and going 'All persons are invited to bid an established realtor ask for » )S so COOIBBn PRIME Wednesday from 6:30 to 10 p.m. through Jan. 12 and Rockville; a son to Mr and Mr Bissell Philbrick Agenev. excellent benefits and giKKl Polls Open through Saturday. The hours are 10 a m. to noon and 1-4 Mrs. Bernard Buswell, without regard to race, color, working conditions await you history beginning Sept. 14 and running each Tuesday from creed, national origin or sex." 646-4200. WINDOWS. 12:00-8:00 PM 7 to 9;40 p.m. through Jan. 11. p.m. The shop is non-profit. All proceeds go to the Coven­ Somersville; a daughter to Skilled nursing facility has ^ kooacolor" lI7 1 try Public Health Nursing Association, Mr, and Mrs, Arthur Crowley. Item #1 146-99-29 I-IG-86- PART TIME janitor cleaners full and part time opi'iiings on O tv tio p td g Printed | — Alio — “ E re / KnieveV' HSA meeting Mt. Vernon Dr., Vernon; a 1(36)12 ^1 Story Farm House needed, mornings or evenings the 3-11 and U-7 shifts for AWNIHtS and daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Frame shed -- Old Foundation Must have transportation, call staff nurses, ('all Mrs REPUBLICAN HEBRON — The film “Evel KnieVel" will be the last ANDOVER — The Health Systems Agency (subarea F) 649-5334 An iH)ual opportunity Ferguson, Director of Nursing |121£(>2.g9!ktmmi tkhi I sponsored by the Recreation Committee and will be James MaeVarish. Snipsic 143 C e m e te ry R oad. at 647-9194 of which Andover is a.n\e.mbka.wiILmeetJQnight.al 7;30. .VEKNON Former property employer CANOPIES shown Wednesday at 8: SOq/.m; rain or shine at Gilead Hill Lak4 R4., EUmgton. ..a. ENDORSED Tri the hearing room of the Manchester Municipal daughter to Mr. and Mrs. of ANTRbisY v / tant1u :6 School. The comnfiitlee would like to thank Hebron HELP WANTED - Nights MAINTENANCE Su[tm'isar- rTocAWLOR fTlSTI Building. Schall. Somersville. 30 Cal Days $25 00 Liq C'ontrul desk operator, also Cunvalescent facility seeking D «vtlop«d g Printed I residents for a successful summer program of CANDIDATE Admitted Monday; Joseph Damage. lane maintenance man Apply full time working BILL Wednesday night films. Selectmen meet Thia ad paid lor by Doole, Alpert Dr,. Vernon; Item #2 146-99-U l-lG-86- In person at Holiday Lanes. 39 maintenance supervisor to 120 £>3.991 Marlon Marcar for Sewing course BOLTON — The Board of Selectmen will meet Maureen Flynn, Bette Circle, I(36)l2-Pi Story Frame Spencer Street. Manchester, oversee maintenance and Rapubilean flaglatrar Main Office; 1007 Main St.. Msnchetler 849-4586 • K-Men Office Spencer St . Manchester 849-3007 Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Town Hall. household staff Experience TUNSKY Commitlaa. TOLLAND — A sewing-with-knits course will be held Vernon; Lisa Frassinelli, House. 146 Tunnel Road, Coventry Office; Rt 31. 74^73^1 • Tolland Ollica: Rl. 195. south ol 1-88, Exit 99. 672-7387 Stafford Springs; Cheryl RN. 7 a in 3 p m and 3pm- with floor care m'cessary 8cot1 Clandanlal, for six weeks at the Congregational Church in Tolland Disposal Comtnittee VERNON Former property (’all Mrs (Jelfand 647 9191 for PHOTO : rrtaaurar hlerltaga Moneymarket: insida Frank's Suparmarket. East Middia Turnpike. Manchester Kominski, Stafford Rd . 111) III Enjoy working with a I M V IV MANCHESTER 649-9095 beginning Sept. 30. Teacher is Judy Fresk. The course for BOLTON — The Solid Waste Disposal Study Committee of NORMAN F COUCH 30 skilliHi and dinlicatiHl staff at interview CTADT T EIeven g Ellington; Doan Lyons, Cal, Days |25 00 Liq, Damage V I v l i L ^(*<1'* (-end beginners will be given Thursdays from 9:30 to 11 ;30 a.m. will meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the Bentley Memorial Manchester Manor Nursing Franklin St.. Rockville; Holly Commissioner of NURSES AIDE - 7-3. first The course for intermediates is Thursdays from 7:30 to Library. Home, excellent wage and McKinney. Columbus St Transportation benefits ('all 646-0129 shift, laurel Manor. 649-4M9 • i PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tues., August 24, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Toes., August 24, 1976 — PAGE THIRTEEN Homes For Sale 23 m n s i B T B — National Weather Forecast MOUNTAIN RD. OFFICE HOURS 2800 tq. ft. 8 room Dutch Monday-Friday 8:30 iM . to 5KH) P.M. Colonial, 4 badrooma, i'A SPECIAL AUTOMOTIVE Phone Hours: 8 AM. to 5 P.M. batha, lull carpaling, Can- UJ tral air cond., lamlly room CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Saturday....8 HM. to 12 Noon oH kitchan, 2-car garaga w/lott. Quality bultl by ALL AROUND ERRORS praaant ownar In 1972 "Advertisers should chedi their ad the first day. with many cuatom •ANFMAHCtMCO SAVINGS TUNE-UP PHONE 643-2711 The Manchester Evening Herald shall not be liable laaturaa. $83,500. O N A N Y FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD lor failure to publish an ad or (or a typographic 646-1180 f LOALO»« ANAALAA ON TIRES error or errors in publication except to the extent o( MERRin AGENCY CHRYSLER 6-Gylinder the cost ol the ad for the first day’s insertion. 122 E. CENTER 8T. / lO W fll TllxntAIHI^X ADVERTISING Adjustment lor errors is limited to the cost ol that II 7S i ;;r n portion of the ad where the error occurred." MANCHESTER - Santina r:;: $25.00 i,-.; !Si; $35.00 s RATES Drive. Five room expandable ilC lH O ------Ranch. Fireplace, breezeway. ’ day 10c word per day cm643-2711 garage, treed lot. Hutchins [ ^ w o « w V , 3 days 9c word per day Agency. 646-3166. ft 6 days 0c wo'd per day ii ?6 days 7c word per day EAST HARTFORD - Five $ 3 0 .0 0 T ii 15 words $2 00 rnmimurr room Ranch, lull basement, For period ending 7 a m , Wednesday. Aug. 25 During Tuesday Happy Ads $2 15.nch Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 carport, patio, treed lot, $34.- night, showers and thunderstorms are expected in parts of the • air conditioning 900. Warren E. Howland, Pacific Northwest Most other areas should receive fair CUSTODIANS - Experienced, Realtors, 643-1108, 1-1 * II VR (IICH 14 FULL and part-time work, lUCR 1 ■ points & condenser evenings. Manchester-East weather, minimum temperatures include: (approximate golf course maintenance. App­ maximum readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 70 (84). Boston 62 $29.95 i: “"■”$34.95 extra Hartford area Call 643-5691. ly at Tallwood Country Club, MANCHESTER - 6-6 Duplex, 2-6 p m, Route 85. Hebron. aluminum siding. 2-car gar­ (83), Chicago 68 ( 88), Cleveland 63 (86), Dallas 71 (88), Denver ilOTS SAYS; age, separate furnaces, im­ 55 (82). Duluth 58 ( 80), Houston 71 (871, Jacksonville 72 (89) Make some­ WANTED - Mature person at Business Opportunity 14 maculate condition, $54,900 Kansas City 64 (84i, Little Rock 67 ( 871, Lo.s Angeles 65 (79l! one happy Swiss Cleaners, 521 East Mid- Warren E. Howland. Miami 77 ( 88). Minneapolis 66 (86), New Orleans 72 (87). Newi die Turnpike. Taking SMALL ENGINE Service Realtors, 643-1108. York 67 (84). Phoenix 81 (103), San Franscisco 55 (771, Seattle ii;$32.95 Now you too can save money. Let us "tune-up" your car. We "WE GIVE DEALER Today — applications all day Corporation expanding dealer 54 (69). St, Louis 66 ( 88), Washington 69 ( 87). guarantee our worki Wednesday, August 25th. REDUCED - Eight room M in I IMIklM HIDF .S (M ckocH h network No experience M l LMlirKM M IS F>.n. gnd Al.,nmen, by A» Tune up includes: replace spark plugs, adjust carburetor Call 643-2711 necessary. Complete training Ranch, 2200 sq. tt, 1 1/2 baths, PRICES ON TRUCK DRIVER - stock two tireplaces. three-zone idle speeds - air fuel ratio, reset engine timing and service program. $500. investment air cleaner. And ROAD TEST. clerk, heavy lifting required. required to start your own heat, appliances, basement COMING SOON! Apply in person, Alcar Auto has three additional rooms, EVERYTHING" business. Ideal for retired or FREE COCKTAIL GLASSES (Service does not Include removal t installation o( dis­ Parts, 226 Spruce Street. part time. Details on request. two car garage. Immediate nomas For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 tributor.) Mr. Barker ESCA Field occupancy. $51,900. Ken SERVICE STATION Atten­ Training Division Box 619, Ostrinsky, Realtor, 643-1333. C o m p a ra b le p ric e s tor 8-cyllnder 4 4 4 0 engine. dant - Experienced in lube and SHELL CALL US ADVERTISING Wading River. New York Phone (or Appointment • Otter expires Sept. 10th 2 general station work Over 18 11792. MANCHESTER - New eight BEST BUYS BY BELFIORE DEADLINE with own tools. Apply Mapie room Colonial under construc­ FOR A PRICE Congratulations to Super Service. 220 Spruce MANCHESTER - Variety tion. 2 1 2 baths. 2 car garage. LISTED SINCE LAST WEEK 12 00 noon ifie day before Street Store - Low investment. 10" of insulation in celling. 1 \ I « v' Sti pubhcatipr^ 3,4 acres. Choose your colors SILVER LANE SHELL DON and NORM Excellent opportunity Call BRAND NEW OFFERINGS! DRIVE BY- Deadi-ne for Saturday and VOLUNTEER CO­ B.W Realty, 647-1419.' for interior and rugs. $56,900. Monday is 12 00 Noon Friday 1976 Bluefish ORDINATOR of multi-service A participating builder in the 1. ) 46-48 Falrfltld St. — CItan 2-lamlly. Saparata 252 Spencer St., Manchester LLOYD’S AUTO PARTS program to work with, involve Home Owners Warranty Plan healing. Tournament Champions Situation W anted 15 people of difined community. for 10 years, nationally in­ 2. ) 24 Farm Drive — Aluminum aided Capa, love­ 646-0879, 646-9028 of Manchester From, the Gracious Losers sured protection. Charles Part lime expected only. ly yardi . A Open 6 A.M. -12 P.M. PLEASE READ Leave name, number, with WILL DO Babysitting in my Ponticelli and Son, 646-1540, Don and Ray home Any age. Call 646-7243. 4 Y O U R A O secretary at 649-5281 ext. 285 646- 0800. ALSO Quick reply to all responses. ******•*•••••••••••••••••• $37,000«—Immaeulalt 3 bedroom Ranch, lamlly BANKiUmiCAAO 80 OAKLAND STREET Classified ads are faKen over MANCHESTER 191 CENTER STREET tha pbone as a convenience MANCHESTER - Six room room, parkllka yard, aplll rail lanca, garaga, MANCHESTER The Herald i$ responsible for COUNTER HELP - nights - □ EDUCATION Ranch, three bedrooms, rear porch. only one incorrect insertion and 25-35 hours. Apply Bess Eaton fireplace, garage, patio. $36,- $39,000"—Six room aluminum aided Colonial. then only to the size of the •••••••••••••••• Donuts. 150 Center Street, •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 900. Warren E. Howland original insertion Errors which Manchester. Realtors, 643-1108. Garaga, patio, 1’A bathe, tread yard, cen­ do not lessen the value of the Help Wented 13 Help Wanted 13 Private Instructions 18 tral. advertisement will not be cor- recied by an additional mser- SOUTH WINDSOR - Five $43,900“—Plaatarad wall Ranch, 2 llraplacaa, 2-car DENTAL ASSISTANT - REMEDIAL READING and room Ranch, acre plus lot. tion math: individualized work garaga, wall to wall, quiat raeldantlal atraat. Receptionist. Full time, Walk to schools, great starter $46,500“—Sevan room Ralaad Ranch 5 mlnutaa from program, Ust-8th grade) by home. $33,990. Warren E. orthodontic otfice. Typing Masters degree teacher 568- Manchaatar canter. Over 1 acre ol private, Help Wanted ability and experience 8075. Howland Realtors. 643-1108. tread land. 13 perferred Immediate opening. Call 289-5159 br 644- MANCHESTER - New seven $51,900“—Simply Immaculala Dutch Colonial, loo 9724. MCDONALD’S room Raised Ranch. 2 1/2 many laaturaa to Hal. Lovely winding FULL-TIME □ REAL ESTATE baths. 2-car garage, 10 inch in­ alairway, formal garden. Two-car garaga. m .T H !S COUPON A EMH i MEDICAL SPECIALIST - No sulation in ceiling, ap­ Wa invite comparlaon. WAREHOUSf experience required Current proximately 1 acre land, $51,900“- Eight room, 4 bedroom Engllah Tudor Homes For Sale 23 WORKER training openings. Good NEEDS Choice of interior colors and Colonial. 100-amp aarvtca, cuatom aw- salary, paid trrining. Enlist­ carpet. $54,900. A par­ nlnga, 24' awimming pool. Experlenc* datirad (or MANCHESTER- Unique op­ ticipating builder in the home c b lv iP L E fE ment required. Ages 17-35. $51,900“—Complataly ramodalad two-lamlly. Lika thli poaltlon. Good itar- Call U S. Army at 643-9462. portunity to buy half newer owner's warrantee plan for 10 live room Duplex, three new in every raapact - Wiring, plumbing, tlng talary, paid holidays, years for nationally insured BRAKE SPECIAL TRUCK D R IV E R - No MEN AND WOMEN bedrooms, oak floors, walk­ protection. Charles Ponticelli heat, aluminum aiding, (loora, callinga, Q.M. CARS ONLY paid vacation, madical out basement, bus line. $29,- walla, ate., ate. and Inturanca packaga experience required. Current and Son, 646-1540, 646-0800. training openings. Good 900. Hayes Corporation. 646- $55,000"-Qracloua, apacioua Anaaldl Colonial. Nina H eg. $115 avallabla. Apply 0131. Pric« liKlud#*: all parts and TUNE IT UP NOW! COLUMBIA - Route 87, im­ rooma, two-car garaga, mlnl-aalata yard. labor; lha Inalallatlon ol naw Wadnasday and Thursday salary, paid training. Enlist­ ment required. Ages 17-35. ★ Night Shifts ★ Part Time * Day Shifts mediate occupancy, three Muat ba aaani QM braka pads or ahoaa on all morning betwaan 9 a.m. - MANCHESTER - Five Call U S. Army at 643-9462. bedroom Ranch, fireplace, $55,900"—STONE, yaa atone Engllah Tudor In four whaala; ramachlng of I ...... WITH THIS COUPON...... i noon, to Douglas Sauar. McDonald’s Family Restaurant la looking lor bedroom oversized Cape. Two drums or rotart; rapacklng ( dining area opens to large axacutiva area. Brand new kitchan, No phone calls. good men and women who want a good job with full baths, aluminum siding, covered patio. Wooded lot. from whaal baaiirvga: Inapac- (s - i A CASHIER - Part lime for cash beautiful patio. Truly and diatinctivaly ll«n of whaal crlindara; maafar * and carry lumber yard. Must rec room, dormer, fireplace. Running brook. Privacy. all the extras. As a member of our crew, you get $39,900. Hayes Corporation, dIHarantI cyllndar. braka hoaaa and hand ARTHUR DRUG be avaflable days and Satur­ supervised training, good starting pay, free food Asking $38,500. Call owner, braka; and tha Inalallatlon of 646-0131 BRAND NEW AND BEAUTIFUL! 942 MAIN STREET day year round For appoint­ policy and regular raises. 677-8091. naw graasa aaala. MANCHESTER ment call Grossman Lumber $49,900"—7 room Raised Ranch at 649-0136. 71 BELL STREET- Im­ TWO-FAMILY duplex, 5-4 $56,900“—8 room Colonial. 4 bedroomil Expires Sept. 10th maculate custom built five rooms, 2 1 2 garages, $58,900“—8 room Colonial. 4 bedroomtl VISIT THESE TURN YOUR free evenings CONSTRUCTION - No room ranch, sunporch. patio, separate driveways, extensive The above just listed by Joe Lombardo. into cash. Become a experience required Current la n d s c ^ e d lot. 120x320 remodeling. Carpeting Call Joe lor an appointment today. Dulchmaid slvlisl and earn as training openings. Good Apply In person at: Marion E Robertson Realtor, throughout. New outside you learn. Call 267-9077. 643-5953. P H O N E F O R PARTICIPATING salary, paid training. Enlist­ paint. Good location. One side MANY OTHERS IN THE MANCHESTER AREA SPECIAL APPOINTMENT D ment required. Ages 17-35 MCDONALD'S RESTAURANT vacant 649-6039, 643-6051 Call U S. Army at 643-9462. Route 83, Vernon Circle COVENTRY-Just listed five C A L L US-WE W O R K ! Price includes new plugs, points, condenser, carburetor room home with two to three RUSINESSES FOR 46 West Center St., Manchester MANCHESTER - Make us an air (liter and gas filler* FOOD S E R V IC E ■ No bedrooms. 50x300 loot lot. offer on this lovely older FOREMAN ■ Pressing and New root, excellent value at finishing department in gar­ experience required. Current colonial on tree lined street. ‘Fuel pump gas filter 4 In-line gas filter. It needed. training openings. Good $18,900 with assumable 7 ', per Three bedrooms, lireplaced WILLIAM E. BELFIORE AGENCY A LL YOUR ment factory. LYNGRACE cent mortgage, $150 per MANUFACTURING CORP­ salary, paid training. Enlist­ living room. 1 1 2 baths. REALTORS 647-1413 ment required Ages 17-35, month pays all. Keith real Should be seen B W Realty. ORATION. Middletown. DEMONSTRATORS: Sell EMERGENCY medical Estate. 646-4126 . 649-1922 649-45 647- 1419 Conn 346-0376 days. 347-4545 Call U S. Army at 643-9462. name brand toys and mfts technicians wanted Don't AUTOMOTIVE NEEDS, OFFER EXPIRES SEPT. 10th evenings (Fisher-Price. Tonka, Fen­ work for nothing. Work a job MECHANIC - No experience ton ). Earn $1,000 or more plus you enjoy. Ask Ellen. Call 528- G required Current training free kit with Treasure House 9443. openings Good salary, paid party plan. Also booking par­ training. Enlistment required. ties Call collect person-to- GAS STATION attendant Ages 17-35. Call U.S. Army at person for Miss Jean 203-491- LAROR DAY. needed full time. Apply in per­ 643-9462. 2100. NEWSPAPER son. Gorin s Sports Car OAK BUICK-OPEL OLDSMOBILE • PONTIAC e CADILLAC ' CARRIER • I »D«MS ST, MXkCSISril M4-457I Center. Tolland Turnpike. r'ri5'( Talcottville. WANTED Em* 9 } eM 1.86 a te v is I ) N e il (e Agwoy one bknL IN ROCKVILLE AREA Ftem Colder « Ju«l I m,(.•m Dewnlqwn Horllerd v'-q?. . 'E. BABYSITTER WANTED for TO DELIVER ROUTE 83 2 children Days Must like M a n v h v H tv r VERNON children Nathan Hale School GENERAL I'.t'ontnff llvrald district Call 647-9416. Call John Humphrey Services Ottered Services Ottered NURSING 872-6142 31 Painting-Papering MAINTENANCE _32 RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 COMPLETE After 5:30 P.M. CASH PAID tor your older, BRICK-Block, Slone, ;1i SUPERVISOR unwanted or junk cars. PAPER HANGING Expert fireplaces, concrete, chimney Your average paper, in ROOFER will install roof, 3 - 11 SHIFT Immediate removal. Windsor repairs. No job too small. Auto Haul. 242-2549. average room, $25 Mr. siding or gutters (or low dis­ . . Ara you tired ol atatl nur­ Save. Call 644-8356 for es- Richman, 646-3864 count price. Call Ken at 649- 4* it xj! McDonald’s has an opening for e NURSES AIDE • Experienced timates. 2456. sing? Want to mova up to hospital trained preferred. REWEAVING burns, holes. administrativa nursing? general maintenance man with e Part time. 8-6 p.m. every Zippers, umbrellas repaired. Wa hava lha opportunity other weekend $3 25 hourly. FOAM MATTRESSES, Building-Contracting 33 ipr . SERVICE Window shades, Venetian cushions etc. for campers sta­ you hava bean waiting (or. starting salary of up to $3.00 an hour Medical Placement Service blinds. Keys. TV lor rent. ment Co. Expert installation 232-5226. tion wagons, vans. Cut to size, NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - of aluminum siding, gutters Top salary, aicallsnt Marlow's, 867 Main SI. 649- covered and uncovered. 246- Responsibilities include: Floors 5221. Remodeling, repairing, ad­ and trims Rooting installa­ OiM BRAKES!'! banallta and good 7421. tion and repairs. 649-6495, 875- working conditions. Call Walls, Windows and Genera GARAGE DOOR installer - ditions. rec rooms, porches wonderfull and rooting. No job too small. 9109. Mrs. Ferguson, DNS at opportunity. Will C&M TREE Service - Free es- EXPERIENCED handyman­ TUNE UP YOUR VW Maintenance. Apply in person at train. Call aafter 2 p.m , 278- timates, discount senior Call 649-3144. 647-9194 (or an Interview. 4773. painting, carpentry, elec­ HORACE Tetraull — Siding, DISC BRAKE SPECIAL citizens. Company trical, lawn wook, hauling, Manchester owned and CARPENTRY - Repairs, rooting, storm windows, aw­ any odd job (big or small). remodeling, additions, gar­ nings. Quality workmanship, NOW! 2 ABLE BODY person to do a TWO PERSONS - (or weekend operated. Call 646-1327. 649-4316. week or two ol strenuous yard MCDONALD’S night work. Must be over 18. ages, roofing, call David free estimates. Fully insured. Apply in person only, Howard Patria, 644-1796, 872-9107, 649-3417. work 646.6800 after 5 p m. WILL TILL your garden for $7 EXPERT TREE Removal AND SAVE OF MANCHESTER Johnson's Restaurant, 394 per hour. Call anytime, 742- and we’ll guarantee Tolland Turnpike, 8532. and land clearing - free es­ WES ROBBINS carpentry SPECIALIZING cleaning and TWO YARD Worker ” timates - fully insured. Call Positions open Full time 46 W. Center Street, Manchester. remodeling specialist. Ad­ repairing chimneys, roots, All State Tree Expert Com­ ditions. rec rooms, dormers, new roofs. Free estimates. 30 our service Apply in person. W H Manchester, Connecticut MASONRY - Bricks, blocks, pany. 647-1039. England Lumber Company, concrete, steps, sidewalks, b u i 11 - i n s , b a th ro o m s. Years Experience. Rowley. Route 44A. olton patios, and stick chimney...... kitchens. 649-3446 643-5361 IN SUPERVISOR Call 875-4973 after 6. Pelntlng-Papering 32 ------LAW ENFORCEMENT - No CARPENTRY and masonry - Healing-Plumbing 35 35 WORD SERVICE (V .W . B u g ) 4 Personals 11 to 7 SHIFT chimney rebuilding and poin­ 2 Personeti experience required Current GENERAL Remodeling and INSIDE - Outside painting. training openings. Good For tho RN with tho painting. Interior and ting. Call A SquilTacole, 649- SEWERLINES, sink lines, We guarantee our service work lor 90 days or Special rates for people over 0811. PRICE INCLUDES: salary, paid training. Enlist­ nacoitary axparlanca wa exterior. Free estimates. 65. Fully insured. Estimates cleaned with electric cutters, References. Reasonable Point*, plug*, condenser, rotor cap and valve ment required. Ages 17-35. otiar tha opportunity to given.1 . Call 649-7863. by professionals. McKinney 4000 miles, whichever comes first. II our repair or Call U.S. Army at 643-9462. aarn top pay whila prices. 649-7831 or 569-4169. LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ adjuatmanl. PUBLIC NOTICE growing prolaaalonally. new homes custom ^llt, pany, 643-5368. PAINTING - interior and remodeled, addition*; rec replacement tails in normal service within that Offer Expires Sept. 10th C L E R K -T Y P IST - No Not to mantlon tha plaa- QUALITY Refinishing - exterior, paperhanging, experience required. Current Custom reupholstery, 199 rooms, garages, kitchens NO JOB too small, toilet aant working conditlona excellent work. References. remodeled, bath tile, cement You'll save a substantial amount when you' All charltabl# and non-profit organizations wishing training openings. Good Forest Street, Manchester. repairs, plugged drains, period, we II (ix it tree ot charge. Parts and labor. and axcallani banaflla. Canipg, repairs. Very Free estimates. Fully in­ work. Steps, dormers. salary, paid training. Enlist­ sured. Martin Mattson, 649- kitchen faucets replaced, choose us to do your work. We've built ouri 0 have their Public Announcamants published free Call Mrs. Farguton, DNS reasonable. Free estimates. Residential or commercial. repaired, rec rooms, ment required. Ages 17-35. 4431. L J business on our reliability and fine service at •n this space are urged to contact Joe Call U.S, Army at 643-9462. at 647-9194 (or an Intar- 646-8574. Call 649-4291. baljirpom remodeling, heat Here It our big money saving offer of the season. I McCavanagh, General Manager of Regal Mufflers vlaw. modernization, etc. Free es­ reasonable rales. FOR OVER 3 0 YEARS "JUST-A-SIIADE-BETTER" PARTITION REMOVAL and timates gladly given. M 4 M GUARANTEE II will pay you to get your brake work done during our Erwin "Tux" Tuxbury ; 01 Manchester. Space will be alloted on a first AVON "With two small children, a 9 to 5 lob is out of a«org« H. OrlNIng, Inc. - 30 years experience Installation. Open and natural Plumbing Si Heating. 649-2871. tpecial Memorial Day Sale. All work guaranteed. Price come, first served basis. the question. That's why I love ■MATURE PERSON ■ (or matching colors and expert beam ceilings. New ceilings includee front disc pads, front wheel seals, turning ol DRAINFIELDS wallpapering. Exterior installed by experienced Dry No Asterisks!.. NoHne Print!.. SERVICE HOURS — MON. THRU FR. being an Avon Represen­ telephone work in our sales of­ FRANK SCOTELLA Plum­ rotors and repacking front bearings. (Overhaul of tative." Selling Avon might fice, room for advancement. problems. Call us, 289-1162. Wall tradesman. Choice o( bing - repairs and remodeling. SERVICE HOURS: 8:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. CELLARS ceiling textures. Drobiak Dry satisfy you, loo! Call 523-9401 Full time available. Call 646- Vanities and hot water 8 A.M. — 8 P.M. MON. thru FRIDAY callphert extra, if needed) for inturmation. 2627 , 9-12 . 5-8. Bachhoa Sarvtea HOUSE PAINTING- Interior- ...... Wall "Company, mpany, The Ceiling" ■" healers. Prompt service oh Offer Expires Sept. 10th ------Bulldozar _ exterior. Also odd Jobs, chain and Wall Ftople. Manchester. emergencies. 643-7024. Muffler -saw woric and-bauliog Loam, 646-8882. EXPERIENCED PERSON ■ PRINTING sales Represen­ • Scr««ncd Loam A ' gravel whatever. Call Ed, 871- Flooring 35 Regal Center to handle automobile and per­ tative: Connecticut and New Qravtl “ -OltlONSAtiS^'SERViet sonal lines insurance. Typing York area. Tremendous op­ 2158. TIMOTHY J, CONNELLY essential, some bookkeeping • Slona Carpentry and general con­ FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, 319 MAIN STREET M O E R s portunity lor experienced S iR DECORATORS - Pain­ experience helpful. commercial salesperson. For • Fill tracting. Residential and floors like new. no waxing. Corntr ol BroAd ting and wallpapering, commercial. Whether it be a FORD •nd Center Street Manchester agency. Write details call Personnel Depart­ • Procattad Qraval Ispecializing in older Roorsl. Regal ttn ; Mon.-Ffi I 1 m - € p.m Box W, Manchester Evening Interior-Exterior. Free es­ small repair job. a custom Ceilings ana inside painting. 643-2145 Phone 646-2112 Set I i m. • 17 noon ment. 617-791-3661. Equal op­ ANDOVER 742-7886 646-66M timates. Phone 647-9292, ask Herald portunity employer. built home or anything in John Verfaille. 646-5750. 872- i r 24-HOUR WRECKER SERVICE 315 CENTER ST.. MANCHESTER e Phone 643-5135 478 CENTER STREET MANCHESTER for Flo. between, call 646-1371 2222.

K -1 PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HEHALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., August 24. 1976 • 1' ' ■ 23 Homes For Sale ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Tues., August 24, 1976 — PAGE (i'lFTEEN Homes For Sale 23 Real Estate Wanted 28 Garden Products 47 Apartments For Rent 93 Autos For Sale SI Autos For Sale 6 t A ufot For Sale 61 Olio MANCHESTER - Quality ALL CASH for your property Charles M. Schultz SNUG-COMFORTABU built seven room Cape, within 24 hours. Avma red TALCO'TTVILLE ■ Vernon, 1969 MGB • Excellent condi­ ACROSS income featuring plaster walls and tape, instant service^ Hayes six room apartment. $200. tion. 51,450 Call 6434)738. 7 Substance FOR CORN’S SAKE Dear Abby 1 Maoculine 8 Uncle (dial.) In this economical, cozy, 4 many built-in additions. Corporation. 646-0131, Security, lease, no pels, oc­ LAST OF THE appellation 9 Males THAT'S A 6REAT IDEA... rm. Cape. Has lovely rec Fireplaced front to back STOP AT THE cupancy September 1st. 644- 7 Affiliate 10 Grain husk THEY HAVE OBEDIENCE a c t u a l l y , I LUAS SELLING your house** Call us Trucks tor Sele 62 rm. with 2n(] panelled living room. den. formal 0565. 13 Color 11 Behold (Latin) THERE ARE ALL SORTS TRAiNINS A n p euARP first and wc'li make you a By Abigail Van Buren THINKIN6 OF MACRAME kitchen. Walk-up attic that dining room. 9x12 enclosed 14 Mulct 12 Organ part OF COURSES THAT lUOULP , P06 CLASSE5„.THOS£ cash offer, T.J. Crockett.. 1972 CJ5 JE E P 232-6, 4-way 15 Damsel 19 Archbishop can be finished into one or porch, three bedrooms up­ CORN CRIB LO VELY FOUR room duplex, BREED BE 6 00P FOR YOU... Realtor. 643-1577. carpeting, appliances, securi­ p^low, hard and soft top. 16 Bridge holding (ab.) lUOULP ee 600P more bedrooms. Covered stairs. 1‘ 2 baths, basement Excellent condition. $2700. BUCKLAND ROAD ty required, no pels, $225 per 17 Former name 21 Peaceful patio, private back yard, rec room, attached 2-car gar­ Call 649-1652,647-9438. Ask for of Tokyo 22 Middle part r ^ r age. Large treed lot. 'affords IMMEDIATE Cash for your SOUTH WINDSOR month. Call 643-4740. T lovely trees & shrubs. properly. I-rCt us explain our Bruce. 18 Make lace 23 Kickback ducks Adam (Bib.) much p riv a cy . $38,500. • D E A R A B B Y : I am a IT^year-old girl who is reasonably 20 Masculine 24 Shone 30 Small pastry EQUAL HOUSM om sm tj fair proposal. Call Mr FOUR REDECORATED - 46 Rachel's sister Philbrick Agency. Realtors. 1964 CHEVY Van, 6 cylinder intelligent and quite attractive, so I'm told. M y problem nickname dazztingly 31 Guido's high (Bib.) BARROWS & WALLACE Belfiore. 647-1413. Farm Fresh Vegetables large rooms, first floor. $185, 21 Floating mass 25 Himseil 646-4200. automatic, very good condi­ has to do with boys. I have no trouble getting dates with notes 47 Italian city HAMXSTtt Km. KW MVOi Picked Dally no utilities, pets or children. o( Ice (Latin) 37 Most painful tion, $475. 643-1470. guys my age or a little older. 48 Asterisk m m ____ H Biii____ MAY WE BUY your home** Security. 643-7279 after 4 p.m. 25 Habituate 26 City in 38 Also 50 Paid notices RANCH - Seven rooms, three 1976 Regency Sedan The problem comes when I am with some boy I like and 26 Church California bedrooms, modern kitchen. L- Quick, fair, all cash and no 41 More recent 51 Pipe joint we are out on a dark country road, or for that matter on dignitary 27 Shoshonean 42 Fish sauce 53 Lyricist shaped living and dining problems. Call Warren E. MANCHESTER - Attractive This is the Is m year of production of Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 the couch Tn my living room. 1 am not a virgin, but I ’m not 32 Communion Indians 43 Source of poi Gershwin room. Large paneled family Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. three room apartment, stove, the regency. And it’s sure to be a ciassic. plate 29 Genus of a tramp by any means. 44 Grandson of 54 Doctors (ab.) NEW LISTING ■ Immaculate room in basement, garage, SW EET CORN, also other refrigerator, heal, electricity, MOTORCYCLE Insurance - 33 Trivial I don't want to say no. I want him to go on and on, and 1 r & r - r 9 10 t r IT 6'2 room Ranch. Fireplace, patio. 300’ deep lot. $39,900. SELL YOUR HOUSE through vegatables sold from red pick­ references, no pets. $155. 646- FEATURES: All power — power eteerlng, power Specializing in low cost 34 Exhausted Philbrick Agency. Realtors, J. Watson Beach Real Estate up truck across from Hardees 3167. 228-3540. trunk release, power brakes, power windows, power coverage for over 10 years. never stop. I know I should stop him, but when I do, I feiel 35 Palm cockatoo Mickey Finn — Morris Weiss garage, carpeting. Family 36 Most facile a 14 room lower level with walk­ 646-4200. Company Professional real Route 83 and Dart Hill Road. seals, power antenna, leather interior, AM-FM with 8 Binding authority. Crockett so frustrated afterward, I want to (lie. estate service for nearly 50 39 Student's out basement. Only. $41,900 Nalsisky Farms. 644-0304. ROCKVILLE - First floor, track, convenience group, air conditioning, electric Agency, Inc., 643-1577. Why shouldn't I enjoy myself? I don't mean with every 16 years. Call our Manchester of­ chores Pasek Realtors. 289-7475, pleasant four rooms, parking, door locks, electric rear window defroster, pulsating guy that comes along, only the one I feel something specif 40 Hummed GOOOMOQN-^ YES.' I JUST UNIQUE STARTER Home - fice. 647-9139. 1) 18 W HAT A B O U T \ THE D O C TO R IS Antiques 48 appliances, no pets, sccuritv wipers, remote control mirrors, cruise-control, visor 1970 HONDA SL 350, $250. Call for. "This time I'll keep it innocent," I tell myself, but 42 Goddess ol ING! DID YOU ) C A LLE D HIM, AND NELL'S CONDI- AFRAID SHE *2 3 duplex with six hugeclean $150. (a ll 643-9743 infatuation NOTIFY AS YOU CAN EX­ TION, UNCLE / MIGHT BE MANCHESTER - Six room vanity mirror. 455 V-8 engine, lilt steering wheel, 1-537-1627, kissing and cuddling build up until 1 am desperate to have 22 24 A DENADTEO room s on quiet street. Articles tor Sale 41 45 Caviar NELL'S PECT. HE'S j L PARALYZED' the boy make love to me. HUSBAND SITE b r o t h e r ? Cape, excellent condition. WANTED Antimie furniture, deluxe wheel covers, wsw sleel belled radiate and 46 Boy's n 26 27 29 30 5 T C O N V IN C E D IT Large eat-in kitchen, Separate furnace and utilities. glass, pewter, oil paintings, or TWO BEDROOM apartment, 1972 PUCH needs rebuilding. A T N E L L'S WAS NO ACCIDENT' ALUMINUM sheets used as more. Slock No. 7161. Is lust normal at my age? What is really wrong with nickname BEDSIDE fireplaced living room, large $2l 900. Keith Real Estate. other antique Hems R. utilities furnished, no pets. $250. Call 649-6233 or 649-1068. 646-4126 printing plates. .007 thick. Mfg. Retail Price going all the way if you really care for someone? 49 Woolly THROUGHOUT Harrison; 643-8709 North Coventry area. C alf742- 52 Broadest THE NIGHT. lot with dog pen Call owner, 23x32'’ 25 cents each or 5 for NORMAL AND HEALTHY AT 17 s r 649-8415 No agents. 6094 anytime 1974 HONDA 360. 6 speed, 55 Eats away MANCHESTER - Brand new $1, Phone 643-2711. excellent condition, $850. Call 56 Printing ANTIQUES Wanted DEAR NORMAL; "Lust" (which is another word for MANCHESTER - We have aluminum sided duplex. 5-5. American lurnilure. oriental MANCHESTER - Deluxe two * 9 4 8 7 ** 742-9490, nights. mistakes with three car garage. Cen­ CLEAN USED refrigerators, •exual deiire) IS perfectly normal in all healthy teenagers, 57 Pet tamb 44 41 1 two townhouse condominiums rugs, paintings, pewter Wind­ bedroom Townhouse apart­ trally located. For more ranges, automatic washers, ment. features include Dz but if you expect me to give you permission to go all the 56 Strip of bacon to show you. Three bedrooms, sor chairs, crocks, jugs, 1974 SUZUKI, GT 380, some s r details call. Century 21, with guarantees. B D. Pearl’s way, you're asking the wrong person. DOWN 42 41 rec room, two full baths, plus weather vanes, primitives. baths, private entrances, full customized work. Asking $725. .Jackston-Avante. 646-1316. Appliances, 649 Main St., 643- basement with washer and or best offer. Call 643-8977. When yon are sufficiently mature in your judgments to 1 Culmination U 51 52 53 54 two half baths Carpeting, air- 2171. Ron Dionne, 643-1691 conditioning. pool, tennis, dryer, hook-ups. wall-to-wall make your own decisions, take full responsibility for your 2 Peruse S c n € U t t M 3 Singing group u many advantages to carefree WANTFH) - (‘omplete estates, carpeting, all kitchen 1973 HONDA 350, 4 cylinder, actions and handle the consequences, you won't ask me (or INCOME AND INVESTMENT DARK LOAM - Five yards. appliances, heat, hot water, excellent condition, $900. 643- anyone else) for advice. 4 Concealed living Start at $37,500. clocks, phonographs, stems 5 Utilize 58 $30,. plus tax. Washed patio pool, and much more. $295 per 1808 after 4:30 p.m, ?4 Warren E Howland, OPPORTUNITIES and pool sand, gravel, stone Will buy outright or sell on MOTORS INC. 6 French annual Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermeer month .No pets. Damato DEAR ABBY: I hope you won’t think this question is : N EW SPAPER EN TF.R PR ISE ASS.N ■ Realtors, 643-1108 2-3-4 Family houses. Also 643-9504. consignment, anv (juantitv Rt. 83, VERNON 644-8962 Enterprises. 646-1021 1975 YAMAHA, RD350. low loo dumb to answer. I am a 12-year-old Catholic girl who larger units. Live in almost 872-9145 643-1181 mileage, excellent condition, MANCHESTER - Seven room, goes to church every Sunday and I would ask my priest, Th e B u s is I KNEW ■—^ ( .. I rent free after minimum FOR SALE - 12 string Hofner NEW EH FIVE ROOM - apart­ $800 or best offer Call 643- BUT NEVER FIGURED full shed dormered Cape, German make guitar, $80 W anted to Buy 49 but I'm afraid he would laugh at me. I have always wanted LATE TODAY THE TRANSIT 1 THEY'D RESORT TO three or four bedrooms, down payment. ment in two family Flxcellent 6406. Call 742-6607. to be an altar boy. COMPANY WAS B U S P O O L ' newer kitchen, living room, condition, applianced country Is it possible for a girl to be an altar boy or not? WANTED - Combination gas kitchen, laundry hook-up, 1970 THUNDERBIRD. 2-door ON AN E N E R G Y ­ rec room, new aluminum 1970 VOLKSWAGEN * Square HOLY IN CALIFORNIA LAWRENCE F. FIANO LIVING ROOM gold chair, and gas stove Good condition, fenced yard, private back Excellent condition, Landau, excellent condition. SAVING siding. $35,900. Philbrick like new. $75. Call 646-2161 reasonable Call 643-7094 after Agency. Realtors. 646-4200. Realtors 649-5371 dnvewav $235 unheated 647- new paint, brakes and much $1,795. Please call. 646-4286 Win at Bridge ^KICK ... after 5. 4 p m 9347 more $1,195 646-4305. after 5:30 p m DEAR HOLY: Traditionally, only boys can be altar boys, but the Catholic church has made many changes this > past decade, and perhaps you will live long enough to see WINTHROP By DICK CAVALLI Frank and Ernaat girls serving the Mass. One bid that’s universal m D E A R A B BY : For several years now we have sent our FRANK and ERNIE'S son-in-law a check for his birthday. We used to buy him gifts, but it is so hard to pick out a gift to please a D O N ' T S i l l y , 28-year-old man. we thought a check made more sense. o > USED BOATS N O R T H 24 cards but the sort of hand that We have never received a thank-you, verbal or written. is likely to make game even if M*z. FO XKeTT... He and our daughter live here in town, and we see them A AQ942 II- V75 your opening is a minimum I fairly often, so it would be a simple matter for him to say, Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence ♦ J874 don’t expect you to bid again "Thank you for the check." T h a t S i G h o l ^ *82 but if you do. remember I r s THE PATIENT FOR The only way we know that he has received these checks ah. OF c o u r s e : the young SOME -■'H.C". L 0 0 K 6 UKE don’t have two aces or is because they come back cancelled with our bank PLASTIC SURSERy. la d > KN(?AN a s " r o s 'E”: later, in WE UE SOT COMPANY, WEST EAST p o c t o r ; I N T H t B o t t o m statement. anything that looks like an THE post­ [ s p o r t ; A 10 A J opening bid ” mortem Our son-in-law is not dumb. He went to college. He has a VJ82 V 10 9 3 North’s jump to four spades LAB... IS T O L e r W A T E p birthday coming up soon, and I’m considering sending him 6 K 10 9 ^ 6Q652 was a trifle weak for this bid. V— I a card so he won't think we've forgotten him —but no AKQJ73 A A 10965 but from South’s standpoint it < ^ T , N o t check this time. His money is easier to come by than ours. SO UTH (D ) IN' was just what the doctor THAVA** Or should I just forget his birthday altogether? A K 8 7 6 5 3 V AKQ64 ordered. He used Blackwood PUZZLED to check for aces. North did Homes for Sale 23 Homes For Sale 6 A 23 Articles tor Sale 41 Apartments For Rent 53 A4 not need an ace for his jump RENTALS 5 7 Aulos For Sale 61 Cempers-Trailers D E A R PU ZZLED : I would. Mobile Homes 65 East-West v'ulnerable bid. When North showed one MANCHF:STER ■ circa 1752, ace. South could bid six with known as Manchester's oldest M anchester TWO TROPICAL fish tanks - M ALE STUDENT 19 • seeks West .North East South 1972 COMET, 4-door sedan. 6 ever>' expectation of success. home, twelve rooms, five one 20 gallon long, one 15 Rooms for Rent 52 RENTAL OFFICE roommate and quiet apart­ 18' CAM PER trailer - single 1 A COLONIAL cylinder. 63,000 miles. Good There was nothing to the bedrooms, two baths, three gallon long. Hoods, pumps, DAMATO ENTERPRISES ment for September. Prefer axle, excellent condition. Pass 4 A Pass 4 N T Convenient location near filters, stand. $80. Call 643- running condition, J1.400. Call Eleven years old. 51.500 Call Pass play. South ruffed the second fireplaces, raised paneling, ESSEX MOTOR INN - Weekly Lirgu variety i>t Apartment.s and Manchester area. Call 646- 646-5097. Astro-graph 5 ♦ Pass 6 A hospital. Large lot, four 0586 between 12 and 4 p m, rooms, single $56 . double $69. Townhousco througliuut 1583. 742-8930 Pass Pass Pass club, drew trumps and claim­ wide board floors, good loca­ Maiichesler bedrooms A good buy at plus tax, continental Opening lead - K * ed tion. Philbrick Agency. RentsI Office open daily 9- 5, 1972 MARK IV classic. 35.000 By BERNICE BEDE OSOL Alley Oop — Dave Graue $29,900, ELECTRIC GUITAR without TWENTY FOUR FOOT - Realtors, 646-4200 breakfast, maid service, color Saf. 10-3. Sunday f f-3 SCHOOL TEACHER desires miles, AM-FM radio, air- amplifier Excellent condi­ TV, utilities, parking Call. one bedroom apartment, un­ Holiday Trailer Four bunk tion, $45 C all 643-6294. 646-1021 conditioning, mint condition beds, and gaucho. sleeps six, GARRISON COLONIAL - 646-2300, der $200. including heat in For Wedneeday, Aug. 25,1970 By Oswald & James Jacoby WHERE \ WELL, IP MV \ ...HE5SOME- THE evenings. 240 New State Road Call 643-7027 or 649-4406, rear lull bath with snower, '1HS...BUT e x a c t l y w h e r e ' v ^e l l , m a v b e w e Eight rooms built in 1967 brick F.I.SPILECKI Manchester Call 237-6087 ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) CC VOU \ CALCULATIONS WHEIRE IN THIS / WEST 'N TME WEST INDIES I CAN EiNP OUT.' front, large modern kitchen, LIGHT h o c s e k f :f:p i n g MANCHESTER between 5-10 p m many extras, includes TV and SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) 5 U P P C S E I ARE / AREA RIGHT ( INDIES? Realtor 643-2121 1972 FORD LTD station There are exceptional career An Arizona reader wants to DON'T KJNOW' formal dining room, first floor SPLIT seasoned hardwood for room for rent Stove, 18 foot care-free awning. 55,- Take advantage of any oppor­ HE 1ST j CCRRECT... X HERE.' sale. Call 267-4322. wagon, power steering, power opportunities around you to­ tunity to meet new people to­ know what percentage of family room. 15x19, four refrigerator, linens provided. 500 Call 568-6295. day. but you'll have to ferret braxes. good condition, 51,500. day. You could make an ac­ One jump to game that is America's top players play bedrooms. 2-car garage. large 801 Main Street 649-9879. them out Your im agination is a Call 643-5611 quaintance who'll be an enor­ MANCHESTER - Con­ UPRIGHT PIANO - Near MANC'HESTFH^ - Ltnique one AUTOMOTIVE 1975 E L DORADO Jamican on great asset. given the same general mean­ standard American level lot. At the low. low price mous asset in the future. of $51,900. F*hilbrick Agency. dominium. three bedrooms. 2 perfect condition Call 646- Apartments For Rent 53 bedroom Townhouse apart­ one Ion Ford chassis. 460- 4 ing all over the world is the The answer is that prac­ TAURUS (April 20-May 20) full, 2 half baths, family room, 2009. ment at Pine Ridge Village, 1971 CHEVY, four door, good barrel carburator, fully SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. raise from one to four of tically all of them use a Realtors, 646-4200. 4ufos For Sale 61 There is som ething exciling patio, good location, nicely features include private en­ mechanically, no body rot, equipped, including TV, Call 21) Goals you once thought im­ partner's first- or second-hand system based on standard WE HAVE customers wailing brewing on the social scene. decorated, all appliances, cen­ GARAGE SALE - Men’s, trances. full basement with must sell. 5850 . 643-0926 872-2157. portant will be replaced by spade or heart opening. Am erican principles, but for the rental of your apart­ N EED C A R ’’ Credit bad? Fresh acquaintances could NEW HOMES tral air conditioning, swim­ ladies, childrens clothing. more significant ones. Your every one of them has his own ment or home J D Real washer and dryer hook-ups. Bankrupt** Repossessed? lead you into a bright world of It says: "Partner. I have Up on East Eldridge Street a ming pool, tennis courts. $37,- Toys, miscellaneous, August Estate Associates. Inc 646- massive bedroom, heal, all 1969 RAMBLER, automatic, YOUR CHOICE two or three reasons tor change will be un­ good trumps, not much in high gadgets and special bids seven room Cape ready for oc- Honest Douglas accepts power steering. 43,000 original fun. usual. cuoancy and a seven room Dutch 500. Owner. 646-7799. 22nd through 25th. 14 Oval 1980, kitchen appliances, wall-to- bedrooms, colors and decor, Lane. Manenester. lowest down, smallest miles, very clean, best offer. QEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) A / Colonial These are quality homes, wall carpeting and air- new 14' wide delivered at 59.- CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. the very best of everythma Come payments. Douglas Motors, Call 643-4274 after 5 p.m. m ajor change is in store for BRICK DUPLEX - living LOOKING for anything in real condilioner $240 per month, no 995. Trades welcome. Our 19) Don't close your mind to­ see for yourself, we defy com­ j4^ Main. you. It will develop quite Berry’s World room, kitchen, formal dining 1968 COLEMAN CAMPER estate rental ■ apartments, pels, Damato F'nterprises. prices can't be beat. 50 homes day to proposals of friends, no parison Call, wc will open them trailer Eight sleeper with 1972 CHEVY Impala. custom, suddenly and will work out as if and you can browse through at room, three bedrooms, rec homes, multiple dwellings, no 646-1021 WE PAY $15 for complete to choose from starting at matter how outlandish they your convenience. High 50 s extras. $850 Three piece automatic transmission, 5995 Excellent financing you'd planned it! room, 2-car garage, excellent fees Call J.D Real Estate junk cars Call Joev, Tolland sound A second look could The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions living room set, $50, Radial power steering, power brakes, available. Parts, supplies and show they make good sense. coition. $51,900. Philbrick Associates. Inc. 646-1980. SIX FtOOM apartment ■ two- Auto Body. 528-1990’ CANCER (June 21-July 22) arm saw. $200. 649-7184. vinyl top, two new tires. 649- Some good news could cause T.I. CROCKEU /^ncy, Realtors, 646-4200. family. ithree bedrooms). accessories. Full time service AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) R»altor 843-1577 2 1 1 1 department. Plaza Homes. you to do an about-face on FOUR ROOM apartment, no $200 per month, t Utilities not PARTS Department now open Opportunities for profit could SIXTEEN ACRES - Plus DRESSMAKER sewing 1348 Wilbur Cross Highway. your plans Have the engine J M A Y F/AYe t o appliances 428 Broad Street, includedI. Security deposit. Saturdays. Complete line of come today in unexpected fVUMM e restored anlitme Colonial in machine, cabinet model. No pels 643-4862. 1972 FORD Galaxie, 4 door, Berlin Turnpike. Berlin, Conn running. Travel may be in­ S Y P L A /N t h e $Uo Security deposit No Chrysler parts Chorches ways. It could be a business tip PACTS OF LIFE Manchester Fifteen rooms, Excellent condition. $80. Call children or pets. 643-4751 air, very clean, 644-2942 after 1-828-0369 volved i m Motors, 649-3646 4 or a chance tor a good buy. TO FUM SOONER three full baths, nine 643- 7287. MANCHESTER - F'amily THAN I , LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Today, PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) A fireplaces, other features too SELLING your mobile home? p l A n n e p a MANCHF^STFHC Attractive 2 style two bedroom apartment, 1973 CELICA Toyota. ST. 37.- you could project yourself into His Favorite BUILT-IN oven and range lop 1971 OLDSMOBILE Cutlass, Top dollar ottered for fast sudden (urn of events will draw numerous to mention. $130,- bedroom apartment, half of quiet location Includes heat, 000 miles. 4-speed, extras. the middle of two seemingly 000. P h ilb r ic k A gen cy. with cabinet and hood. Call 2-door, automatic. 51.000. Call results 1-828-0360, Broker. you closer to someone you've l O l Iwo-famiiy. convenient loca­ appliances, air conditioning Show room conaition Call 49- unrelated incidents and come known, but have never b ^ n at­ Realtors. 646-4200. 644- 8551, Dave. 644-2942 after 4 p.m. tion, redecorated No children and carpeting. $240 per 2162, out smelling like a rose, finan­ tracted to. This person's depth or pets. $220 per month. Paul month. S'o pels. Damato cially. UTILITY TRAILER ■ Good 1967 O LD SM O B ILE , 442. Automotive Service 66 will surprise you. CAPE - Seven rooms, W Dougan Realtor. 643-4535. Enterprises. 646-1021. VIRQO (Aug. 23-8apl. 22) featuring 17x23 first floor condition. Metal bed. com­ automatic, good condition. plete. Call 649-6868. Must sell, 58D0 or best offer ELM MOTORS- Toyota, Dat- Don't be afraid to think big to­ Your family room, two fireplaces,’ WILLIMANTIC - one and two FOUR ROOM flat, $185 per KEEP SMILING day. There's a spot reserved four bedrooms, central vac, Call 643-7287 sun specialists, factory bedroom apartments, month plus utilities. Private KEEP HAPPY trained, one day service, 114 for you at the top. Lady Luck is Birthday garage, treed lot, $46,500. TAG SALE - 93 Branford utilities, appliances. $185 and yard. provide own on your side. Philbrick Agency, Realtors. Street. Saturday and Sunday East Main. Rockville. 871- $205 Superinlendant 456-0931 maintenance Call 646-3283. Automotive Service 66 1617 Aug. 25, 1976 646-4200. August 28-29. 10-6 p.m. or J D Real F'state LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You 1970 JEEI*STER Commando, have only to drop a few words This year holds great promise MANCHF^STF^R - F'our room 4-wheel drive, new low to the right people today and Duplex, appliances, base­ for you. but you can't afford to Building Supplies 42 ROCKVILLF1 • Accepting mileage engine, new clutch, they'll gel your message. coast Many important, plea­ Born Loser — Art Sansom applications lor one bedroom. ment. parking. Adults. No new brakes and drums, Others are wailing to go to bat sant and profitable changes STRONG STREET NATURAL STONE for $127 per month, two-bedroum. pets. Security required. 643- excellent running condition. ! 643-5135 24 HOUR TOWING lor you could be in the offing Tremendoui Colonial on a real retaining walls, veneers, $161 per month, three 0897 after 5 p.m. Must sell $1,200 or with m e w IT, YOU'RE lOOr'Y d «p level lot. Eight big rooms in patios, etc. Pick up by the bedroom, $174 per month. Myers 4-way snow plow. $1,- all. IVi baths, custom built in 1936 Rent includes all utilities, MODF^RN two bedroom s m a k t h tw(Krar garage Must be seen to be pound or delivery by the ton. 500. Call 742-9490 nights. - AS S l A m AS Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl and Stotfel 6)1976bvN(A me J|>jiwialed Tremendous value at Bolton Notch Stone Quarry wall-to-wall carpeting, and Townhouse, heat and hot PMJTS... 649-3163. parking ('all 1-237-8859 for in­ water. I J 2 baths; disposal, 1975 M ERCURY Bobcat. 3- "h e r s / iS I A M H E T formation KHO dishwasher, laundry hook ups. "II you’re Democrats, I could suggest a pilgrim- door Runabout. 16,000 miles. OUT, BUM.' J UNhtAND ME,') $240 Call 528-1708 days. -YOU, SIRE. Dogs-Birds-Pets 43 Excellent condition. 52,950. . MOL) C A D . ' y SHALL HEAR, mage to Plains, Georgial" T.I. CROCKEH THRFiF! ROOM apartment, Cali 643-9068, anytime. Rtaltor 643>1577 stove and refrigerator in­ 315 CENTE^ST,, MANCHESTER, CONN.* Phona 643*5135 FROM M V DOG-CAT BOARDING cluded. $190 per month, Homes for Rent 54 ATTtOKNEY.' Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick bathing grooming Complete 1966 VOLKSWAGEN Bug references required. needs minor repairs Rebuilt Si modern facilities. Canine Philbrick Agency. 644-4200 FOit I.EASF^ ■ Six bedrooms, Swbk MANCHESTER - Brand new engine Call 646.7760 after 4 FOR PROFESSIONAL QUALITY Holiday Inne. 200 Sheldon • living room, dining room and c m H(7W ABOUT A POOL PH Raised Ranch Contemporary, Road, Manchester 646-5971 p m. I SAY THE T DEATH-CRIP MANCHESTER SIX ROOM two baths. Garage, parking, CONTROLLEO AUTO BODY REPAIRS ThIE DWL6' EMWiSENcy 'NEK5HBDRS ARE 1 O'TOOLE, Cathedral ceilings, two full Duplex, rei'enlly redecorated $385. 646-0067 MEETING? I'LL BET A baths, fireplace, 50’s, Century DACHSHUND, long hair 1965 UN CO LN . four-door, on all makes... c o M a w N iN ' t h e b il l with new bath. Two children extra clean, one owner car. FEW KE(S6 FELL OFF ABOUT THE NOISEV<^LECT0R, 21. Jackston-Avante. 646-1316. miniatures. AKC registered, a (' c e p l e d . A v a ila b le STORRS-UCONN area Large C a d i j'C f champion *'.ired, show quality, Can be seen at Brown's Tire A TRUCK AN' TriEVRE A6AIN SO THE IS SICK' September 1st $225, per [our room home, wall to wall Shop, 333 Main Street 646- LOAN and RENTAL CARS FINI6H1N' THEM OFF OWLS ARE 5I6N1N' MAYBE MANCHESTER - Seven room welped June lOlh. 643-‘/837. ’ month Security deposit and carpeting, stove and SIZES Raised Ranch, fireplace in 3444. I Available by Appointment... | BEFORE THE PRiVER PETITIONS aEPOIN' THEY'RE lease required Write Box T retrigerator. $250. monthly COMES BACK I 5UPFDRT TO THE ' This Funny World SMALL family room, parquet floors, IRISH SETTER Puppies - Manchester Herald. plus utilities. No pets, adults celebratin' Ace — wirth AMERICAN and Foreign car Y ^ m a y o r ; MEDIUM good sized rooms, two-car Born August 7th. Pick yours only. 649.5371, 429-4000. garage on 83x161 lot. $50,000. now. weekly payments may carpels Carpel Merchants, LARGE LAIU j F' one bedroom, all 646-8568. Century 21. Jackston-Avante be arranged, (.all 643-9606. electric apartment, central EIGHT ROOM OLDER I STAN OZIMEK, Manager 646-1316. WHATfe T H 'F U S S ? 1 JU ST \k*YNT t h e m t o NOW A B O U T location. $175 plus utilities. Colonial, tireplaces. Large 1969 MGB. blue, very good IRISH SETTERS - AKC. ^ 301-315 (XHTER ST., MANCHESTER MOUVE &EEN WON THEV'RE NOT AUDIBLES AT Available October 1st. 649- lawn, parking area. condition, must see. Call 5634 m a n c h f :s t e r ■ $41,500 - champion bloodline, seven TOSSED our D EAU N G WITH YtOUR 2387. Appliances. No children, pels. between 5-7 p.m. 643-0679. THE LINE OF Custom built three bedroom weeks, males and females. O' restaurants ORDINARY, SUBMISSIVE, This simple-sliluh Vest- Working adults 643-2880. SC R l VWYAGE Ranch, finished family room Outstanding lemperment. 1- MANCHESTER- Available •••••••••••••••••••••••••• *■•••••••••••••••••••••••• *•*•••••••••••••«#•••••••• BEFORE.' RUN-OF-TV4E-MIUU ^ SwcuttT in his favorite / ...... with bar. fireplace In living 455-9482 after 6 p.m. immediately, newer 3 A u fo t for Rant-Leasa 67 Autos for Rant-Lasisp £/ Autos for Rant-laasa 67 QUITE , M O O C H E R / y ^ co lo r IS SUIT' to please room, one car garage on a Business lor Rent 55 him ! bedroom duplex on dead-end good sized lot. Century 21, RISHT, OUV'NOR.' .Vo. r»631 has crochet Garden Products 47 stregt, I'z baths, wall-to-wall direcUons for Small. Mi*, Jackston-Avante. 646-1316. carpbling, finished basement ilium am) LaiKe (36-46) LOMBARDO FARMS - Pick with bar. tool shed. No pets. OFFICE SPACE Sizi's imlusive. your own - tomatoes, peppers, 5285 per month plus .security. TO ORDER, iifld 7St for coch pat- not peppers and eggplant, by Call 646 0618 FOR RENT RENT«A p CAR Itrn. plut 3St lor p o it if i and MffiENWOOODMIE OQe . handlinf. Juit Uit«d. G o n m C a p e with IVk the basket. Spencer Street, 250 Hijuari* (oet. ce n tiT of I P O E 6 N - bathf. Dew beauu nrstra, Up-top Manchester-next to K-Mart FIRST Fl.OOI! five modern Munchester, air ruiiditmning and J KNOW ANNE CABOT parking ('ail 643-9551 Manchtoltr Evanlng H«rild coodiUoo all on a its loot lo t. pteo- Plaza - Bring your (own con­ rooms, stove, refrigerator, all • EITH ER = Z LIKE'EM 1150 Av«. of Amoricao tjr of treei high thirtia and worth tainers Also butter and sugar carpeting, $210 Married cou­ DAY - WEEK - MONTH WITH U0T9 Now York. N.Y. 100M corn, by the dozen or by the ple. 649-8.350 SE bag 15 doz.). OF SUGAR.' Rrint Name. Adroit wllh ZIP FOR RENT - Connecting or ALSO LONG TERM LEASING Short Ribs - Frank Hill CODE and Stjili Number. TWO HEOROOM luxury separate front room offices. 1976 ALiJU.M plus Special U C R O C K E n TOMATOES - pick your own, townhouse. located in ON ANY MAKE OR MODEL Quilt Supplement of pat­ Rm Hot 643-1677 95a Main Street. Call 643-4846. THE WTCH IS OUT;t \ S H E S b e e n PICKETINS bring containers, 21 Angel Highland I’ark section of WAjSAMVBODV 1 ONLY A FEW f r o g s ; tern |)ieces and directions Street, Manchester. Manchester, wooded and O N s t r i k e , S i r e THE OkSTLE A ^ D A V , TWO - I’rofessional Offices - DAILY RENTALS from $10 PER DAY e R O S S E D M E B for 7 (juilts. Price..$2.00. private For information call, M**- First floor, excellent business Pi c k e t l i n e 5 ALSO IHEjE AQQXS AT $I.3I EACH *•**•••BtAvaaga**••••••••• BOTTI'S FRiQIT Farm • 646.1616 or 646-8008. No. Q1IS-BLUE RIBBON QUILTS. Lois-Land For Sale 24 Fresh peaches, apples, pears, location, all facilities, i». S-IH Centaint tiile cn lovely quilli. parking, rent reasonable. 649- No. Q 117 - QUILTS ON PARADE. and plums, 260 Bush Hill FOUR ROOMS, second floor 1680 , 649-3549. Oireclioni lor tliteen quitit. ELLINGTON - building lots Road, Manchester. near Senior Citizen's Center, ‘ T d love to hit a homer. It would No. Q MB- GRANDMOTHER'S flOW- on Standlsh Road abutting stove, refrigerator included. LEASING W do wonders for my father’s ego.” ER QUILTS. 16 fatcinallni quills. MANCHESTER-Four new of­ Ellington Ridge Country Club HAND PICKED, nice tasting Attic storage, no children un­ No. Q M3 ■ AMERICA'S FAVORITE fices ranging from 225 to 320 AFGHANS. A beautiful selection. AA zoned, city water, very McIntosh apples. 53. hall der 15 years. .Security deposit square feel. Downtown Main No. 0-120 - MAKE A GIFT. Many reasonable price. 649-3423 bushell, 112 Baldwin Road, 5180 monthly 649-3423 after 5 pIMs for friends and family. Street location. Warren E. alter 5 p m Manchester p.m. 872-9145 ROUTE 83, VERNON 643-1181 Howland Healtors, 643-1108. C