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PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALTCMan^sier. Conn , Thurs., Auj, 5, OT6' Haiti Visited by Columbus in 1492 Manchester hospital notes and a French colony alter PUCA defers rate hike decision 1677, Haiti attained In­ The Manchester Inside today ''•xvrv-v? ---tMMMilll dependence in the 1804 Evening Herald The weather rebellion begun by Toussaint HARTFORD (UPIl - previous rale increase — authority is instructed or Alexander Goldfarb, Discharged Tuesday: Sigrid Golembieski, East Hart- prints more Area news...... 5 Fam ily...... 8 L’Ouverlure. In 1811, Henri Mostly cloudy-through Saturday. The state Public Utilities $47.7 m illion in 1974 — advised to do so by a court lawyer for a consumer Modean, Crestfield Convales- Wakefield, 8 Christophe proclaimed Manchester news Comics...... 9 Obituaries ...... 10 cent Home; Ann Warren, 820 Herbert Dr,, Coventry; Kurt High today around 80, low tonight in the Dear Abby...... 9 SAM news...... 8 Control Authority should be resolved before of competent jurisdiction," coalition opposing the 1974 himself king in the north while than any other the agency considers NU ’s Kleban said. Tolland Tpke.; Edward J™son, Rt. 6, Andover, Paul the south continued as a 60s. Saturday's high about 70. Chance ol Editorial ...... 4 Sports...... 6-7 Wednesday agreed to hold rate hikes, asked the showers today and tonight. National new request for a $56.3 Northeast Utilities owns Gorry, 198 E. Middle Tpke.; Elmore, 4 Bayberry Rd., republic. The nation was newspaper. off a decision on rate hikes PUCA Tuesday to delay a Bolton. weather forecast map on Page 2. million hike. Hartford Electrict Light decision on the new rate reunited in 1820, folowing Plus The Herald Classified Exchange requested by Northeast Henri's death. Utilities until the courts Kleban said the slate at­ Co. and Connecticut Light hikes, citing a ruling by supplement rule on N il's previous rate torney general’s office will and Power, the two firms Court of Common Pleas hikes. fry to speed up the involved in the rate con­ Judge William Bieluch. procedures by seeking a troversies. ARE YOU GETTING THE PUCA Chairman Albert PLAZA DEPT. STORE .1 Kleban said tbe con­ court ruling on whether the (Wt H m A Notion To Ploato) troversy over NU's FUCA should consider the BEST PRICE Noxt to Frank's Suparmarkal Connally under scrutiny lastest NU request before East MMdlo Tpks., Msndwstar the old one is settled. ■'As a result of the gravi- ON YOUR We Are Your Headquarters For ty of the pending Junior applications for rate in­ Krause PRESCRIPTION?' SUMMERTIME SUPPLIES] Reagan gains seven creases and the potential Compare in Arthur’s ConsumerI S i l consequences to over 835,- florist & Greenhouses Olympics Open Book, the prices of thou • Thongs • Towels • T-Shirts Hy C LAY F. ItICHAKDS Louisiana Thursday, in part because turned and told reporters: "I think 000 customers of these sands of prescription items are available at the flip I iiilerl PrcHs Inlcrnuliiinul of his naming of liberal Sen. Richard we can do it.” companies, coupled with • Styrofoam Coolers next week of a finger, for all the world to see. Yes, we deliver. While Ronald Reagan was finding Schweiker, R-Pa., as his vice Reagan and Schweiker cam­ many complex legal his potential running mate an asset in presidential choice. paigned together in New York and issues, it has been deter­ A t all • Sunglasses • Swim Caps The third annual Top the Northeast, some Republicans There also were indications that New Jersey and move on to Penn­ mined that no further ac­ Notch Foods, Manchester LARGEST RETAIL GROWERS IN MANCHESTER • Thermos Containers were telling President Ford they feel some of Illinois' eight uncommitted sylvania today in search of more tio n on the p "n d in g ARTHUR DRUO STORES Recreation Department John Connally might be a liability on delegates were considering backing delegates. applications will be taken Manchfitfr 6 4 3 - 9 5 5 9 • Swim Trunks • Suntan Lotions Junior Olympics will be 621 HARTFORD ROAD, MANCHESTER his ticket. the Californian. But despite Reagan’s biggest gains by the PUCA until this held Wednesday, Aug. 11. Reagan won four delegates in New Buoyed by the new switches, since the Schweiker announcement. Approximately 300 young Jersey, two in New York and one in Reagan said he thought the tide had Ford still held the edge in the tight competitors participate in battle for the Republican nomina­ the popular annual event. [HERE COMfsl tion. The changes brought the latest Boys and girls compete UPI tally for Ford to 1.120 delegates. in three age groups; 8 and SALE ENDS SAT., AUG. 7,1976 10 short of the number needed; while under. 9 and 10, and 11 to Scientists broaden Reagan had 1,037, and there were 102 13, in four of the following uncommitted events: 50-yard dash, sack illness investigation Schweiker has lost Reagan some race, standing broad jump, delegate support in the South — and a sit-ups, softball throw, number of those delegates have said convention two weeks ago in precision running through HARRISBURG, Pa. (UPI) - publicly they would like to see Con­ Relieved that the American Legion Philadelphia, But doctor detectives hula hoops, Frisbee throw, nally on Ford's ticket. illness is leveling off. scientists were looking for something else to (Herald photo by Pintol and push-ups. During the But in Washington, Senate tell them why some Legionnaires competition, a free cookout broaded their investigation today in Republican Whip Robert Griffin of an attempt to search for the common were stricken and others escaped. Chief presents new badges lunch is provided by Top Michigan, one of Ford's closest thread that might unravel the "I'm afraid we stand without an Noth Foods. political strategists and his floor New badges were presented to two top-level police department officers in brief promotions medical mystery. answer, " said Dr David Sencer, 6 The event, which will at the convention, said Ford A spokesman for the state health director of the Center for Disease ceremonies at the police station this morning. Left to right are Police Chief Robert Lannan, begin at 11 a m., takes must weigh carefully the "jiluses and department said the official death Control in Atlanta. new Patrol Capt. Henry Minor, new Lt. Joseph Brooks, and Town Manager Robert Weiss. place at the West Side minuses " in Connally's record. toll remained at 23. But he said it was The first laboratory results later Oval. Registration forms Griffin joined other moderate expected to climb to 25 later in the today from the CDC wore expected to are available at the Republicans, who. in recent days, day on the basis of investigations of shed further light on the possibility Manchester Top Notch have warned that Connally might be two other apparent illness-related some uncommon virus may be in­ Foods store and at a liability because of his ties to the deaths. volved. Influenza, and particularly Two police officers promoted Manchester playgrounds. Nixon administration and the Dr. Leonard Bachman, the state swine flu, was all but eliminated Raindatc for the event is Watergate scandal. The former Patrol Capt. Henry Minor and l.t A Manchester native. Minor is a tive in December 1967 and a sergeant health .secretary, said the one com­ Thursday by state scientists, Thursday. Aug. 12. Texas governor was acquitted of Joseph Brooks received their new graduate of local schools He is a 1971 in October 1972 He has been assigned mon link was that all the victims had "We arc assured it is not a highly bribery charges in the Watergate- badges and stripes in brief promotion graduate of Manchester Community to the training division since attended the state American Legion contagious disease," Sencer said. related milk fund scandal. ceremonies this morning at the College and is now attending the February. Manchester I’ olice station University of Hartford. Last year, he A native of Hartford, Brooks lived The promotions, effective today, was graduated from the FBI in Fast Hartford for several years were made by Police Chief Robert National Academy, the coiiiitry's top before coming to Manchester in 1955. Unemployment rate up to 7.8% Lannan. who said Minor and Brooks law enforcement school He IS a graduate of Manchester High are outstanding officers. Minor served five years with the School and .Manchester Community Fm delighted to have these men U S. Air Force after high school College. despite sharp increase in jobs in key positions, " Lannan said. graduation. He and his wife. Donna, Brooks served in the U S. Marine Minor, formerly a lieutenant, was have three children; Henry. 6, Ray­ Corps from 1959 to 1963 He is a Mason, and member of the Elks economists were braced for an in­ Factory and construction employ­ promoted to fill the position held un­ mond. 4, and Nicole. 1 r i WASHINGTON tUPD - A record Club, and co-chairman of the local crease in joblessness during the ment showed little improvement til last week by Richard Sartor, who gypsum wallboard , portion of jobseekers drove un­ Brooks, 35, joined the police force .limiiiy Fund drive. He and his wife. summer months, the news was Manufacturing jobs have risen by became the department's first depu­ self-sealing roof shingles exterior plywood sheathing employment up to 7 8 per cent in Ju­ m .lainiarv 1964 He became a detec­ Donna, live on Bush Hill Hd For ceilings or walls; 3/8"x 4'x 6' 79 expected to prove embarrassing to ty chief. Brooks, formerly a Built-In adhesive labs for sheot. Easy to inslall A finish. ly, wiping out the steady reduction 850,000 since the low level set last Ju­ Exterior glue. thMl sergeant, was promoted to succeed hurricane-resistance. 235 lb. registered over the last six months, President Ford as he struggles to win ly, but construction was unimproved CDX Agency Grade 3-pty | V^” x 4 ’ x 8 ’ Minor as administrative lieutenant. A asphalt shingles. In alt stock the Labor Department said today. his party's nomination for president over the year. Guaraniced against Sheet 4’x 8' particleboard i Brooks' former position, training colors. b u n d l Despite a sharp increase in Jobs are a central issue in the cam­ The average duration of unemploy­ delamlnatlon. For counifrtopt, sholvtt, mort! L [39 sergeant, w ill ho filled hy promotion employment during July, joblessness paign of Democratic nominee Jimmy ment, which has been erratic in the •90 lb. asphalt roll roofing 5/8"thick. Smooth on both tid«t. | within the ranks soon, Lannan said 643-2711 •3/8” x 4'x 8’CDX ...... 555 rose for the second consecutive Carter. Although the number of last two moths. leLurned to 15 8 approx. 100 sq.ft...... 8.59 jobseekers always increases during weeks in ,1 uIy Short term Minor. 33. joined the department in News summary 2”x 4”x 8’ studs •5/8” x 4’x 8’CDX ...... g 'i5 4’x 8’ sanded plywood | F month from 7.5 per cent in June and [99 the 1976 low of 7 3 per cent es­ the summer months as students look joblessness increased while the September 1966 He was promoted to ^ e B e r a l b For cablnot sides, ttc. H"thtck. 1st®] detective in Ja nuary 1972. to Compiled from white aluminum quality lauan plywood. * •hoot tablished in May This relumed un­ for work, July's growth in the work number of long term unemployed corrugated outdoor sergeant In December 1972. and to ------United Press International------rain carriers employment to the year's highest force was part of a larger trend The declined fiberglass panels 4’x 8’ Aspenite panels ^ level set last January. government figures are always lieutenant in August 1975. U LO VELAN D , Colo - Scuba 2” x 3 ” 5” K-style Ruggad Indoor/outdoor building ;99 There were 7.4 million persons un­ adjusted for seasonal factors like the downspout gutter State divers search the Big Thompson NEW LOW PRICES * panels can bapalniad or slalnad. 'w "thick employed in July, an increase of 280,- influx of students. Economy 79grade studs, for money saving do- Women, the chief benefactors of a NEW CANAAN - The federal River for flood victims trapped in 000 over June. Women bore the brunt ON ALL 9 9 0 9 9 it-yourself projects. Energy crisis strikes dozens of submerged cars and 4ox. panel 4’x8’x5/32 R59-4.99 A of that increase. 3.8 million increase in total employ­ government has ended Its in­ PRESCRIPTIONS 10’ ,49 Total employment rose by 400,000 ment since the 1975 recession low. vestigation of the July 13 coitP campers Officials have revised 2 144"4-oz.panel...... 5.95 1 length length ARTHUR DRUG Ivanhoe paneling H to another new high of 87 9 million. suffered an unusual setback in July. Vermont student twice muter train collision in which two the potential toll downward from But that gain was offset bV a 700,000 Joblcsness among women increased passengers were killed and 30 in­ the 150-200 predicted earlier increase in the number available from 7.1 per cent to 7.6 per cent. WESTFORD. Vt. IliPI) - jumped in a car and gave chase jured A report on the hearing About 100 bodies have been civilian workers, who now total a Men, whites and household heads Remember the energy crisis'’ Dave As they started pulling within feet which ended Thursday will be recovered and the Red Cross has G double-hung record 95 3 million fell small increases in unemploy­ Koier learned the hard way it’s still of the fleeing motorcycle thiet. the issued after the testimony has a list of 800 missing The numbers of jobs and ment But July brought declines in around car sputtered, coughed, and died - been studied NATIVE window units n jobseekers have been setting new the two categories of highest un­ When he left a friend s house out of gas. WASHINGTON -The .Senate PEACHES records regularly over the past six employment — teenagers and blacks. earlier this week, the 29-year-old While Koier ran to a telephone and H.MITFORD — Susan Corasli, voted to liberalize gift and estate and APPLES months. But July was the first time Strikes limited the increase in total University of Vermont student dis­ called police, his friend borrowed 26, a welfare worker who decided taxes and approved new tax during this surge that the proportion employment, which occurred mostly covered his motorcycle, which had some gas and got the car started. on the eligibility of others, was breaks for college students and of jobseekers in the population among men. Some 90.000 persons been parked out front, was gone. Again they gave chase And again arrested Thursday while on her Olympic athletes as it moved FERRAI(D0 reached a new high of 61 9 per cent. were added to state and local govern­ Hearing a roar up the t»ad that - as they pulled to within 20 feel of way in disguise - to discuss il­ toward linal passage of a major ment payrolls, 60,1X10 in retail trade sounded suspiciously like his bike the bike — the car ran out ol gas lax revision bill Once approved, white aluminum aluminum combination Ready to-lnatatl wood units Although administration legal welfare payments she has and 45,000 in services. starting up, Koier and a friend "I couldn't believe it. " said Koier it will go to House-Senate con- ORCHARDS combo windows with smooth-glide balances. casement ri'cci\cd tor two years, police Birch Mt. Roid basement windows Many other sizes In stock...no awning window said She is alleged to have lerence coiiimittce to work out Qliitonbury waiting for delivery! window unit collected $4,'227 12 illegally under differences between it and a an alias in Middletown while House bill 99 1/1 Glass Size Anita hopes to become a recording star working in Hartford and being 2 ’-4 x 3 ’- 2 ...... 3 1 .9 9 paid $177 16 a week NEW YORK Entertainer 2’-8x3’-10 ...... 3 4 .9 9 By ALICK KVANS artists. Anita said that she wasn t Herbert Klioury. better known as Panes tilt In for easy Provides insect-free summer Roto-operaled awning window cleaning. With screen, hard­ ventilation & winter protection. 2 ’-8 x 3 ’- 2 ...... 3 2 .9 9 *121 expecting ' any royalties from that HAHTFOHD - State Treasurer riny Tim. has been named in a $6 Riady la Inalall t Idtal lor kll- for allw talher ventilation. Herald Reporter ware, & Installation direc­ record, but that her husband said i f million libel suit charging he •31>A"x 17*A” 5.49 2’-8x3’-10 ...... 3 5 .9 9 chanst With roto oparatora, Primed, ready to install in Henry F, Parker says Conncc- tions. All slock sizes at this Anita Cofty of Kirbyville, Tex , Ovir 4C T M ri 0l UnexcalM S«rvlc« Insulalad glass. No.15352 ■ 2'81/8"x 1'9Vk "rough opening* we don't m'akc a dune, we have liciil's improving finances and lalsely accused a public relations one low prlc6! •313/k"x21»A" 6.49 formerly of East Hartford, a country Open 24 Hours Dally R.O. 3'4 3/8"x 3’5 3(8". enjoyed it. " other factors led to a favorable in­ executive ot breaking up the western singer with hopes of She has appeared In many western terest rate of 3 51 per cent on $150 singer's marriage to Ills former FOR EMERGENCY SERVICE someday being a top recording star, nightclubs and on the radio prograni million worth of siuirt-term notes wife. \'icki is visiting with relatives in "Ixiiiisiana Haynde " broadcast troiii sold by the state Thursday HEADQUARTERS FOR STORAGE SHEDS... FENCES FOR ALL REASONS! Manchester Nashville. Tenn It was on tins Mobil Mrs. Cofty is staying with her aunt, program that E lvis I’ rcslcy and HARTFORD - Gov Ella T HEATING OILS Mrs, S.R. Hagenow of 111 Olcott St,, International standard Y T y v k | y ^ post & rail Hank Williams got Ihoir first break Grasso has written Conneclicul's during her reunion with her family, OTTAWA - Prime Minister OIL BURNER A ‘lil’ red barn fencing When Stonewall Jackson, a well- congressional delegation urging including her grandmother, Mrs. I’ierrc rriideau's office has an­ HEATING INSTALLATION known country western singer, heard they oppose relaxation of existing Mary Bailey of House Dr., and nounced Hrilish I’rime Minister her sing "Don't Be Angry, " a song he deadlines for meeting air pollu­ another aunt, Mrs. Pierre Arret, also .lames Callaghan has accepted an 6 4 3 - 5 1 3 5 introduced several years ago. he said tion standards ns Cenier St Manchesier lO of Manchester. invitation to visit Canada Sept 10- Making it to the top is not only dif­ that she was the only woman he had lln.ll. 18 *199 ficult but expensive. Anita, who has ever heard who could sing that song, Regional ______8’x 8*x 8' approx, size Mrs. Hagenow said Easy do-ll-yourisll lan­ just made her first recording, has BOSTON —Edmund S Ixiwe. Easy to aasamblo wood storsgs building In- cing with natural country When it was suggested that Anita HUENOS AlHES - Eight Grand Opening already discovered that. the inventor of Bingo, pleaded cludoa pre-cut wood, 4'x8’ aspenite siding, chatml In S' or 10' lac- sing "Satin Sheets," she said I can't armed men apparently belonging "It's been a rough road, but I've guilty to one cminl of federal in­ 6 August Bonanza hardware & easy-lo-lollow, step-by-atep dlrec- Ilona, with 1 pra-borad sing something I don't feel nr I .sound to Argentina's security forces post, 2 rails. enjoyed every moment of it. 1 didn't come lax evasion riiiirsday He llons. (Floor extra). Roof ihinglei not Included. springbrook 6’x 8’ stockade as if I'm singing into a paper bag ' luve seized an American priest think it was going to be coming up will be sentenced Sept 8 / PHOTO Not that she wouldn't sing that song and five seminarians. Ihc C S steel storage shed fencing roses," she said. Embassy said riio whereabouts V- ttSTORE townsend For three years, she and her hus­ or any other, just that the moment economy had to be right, she explained. BOSTON - Tliere are no known of Ihc Rev .lames Martin Weeks band, Donald, talked about her cases of the mysterious tool shed approx, size welded wire While in Manchester, she,has been of La Salcitc Novitiate in Hart­ Inside dim. making a record, but were unable to Philadelphia illness in New invited to sing with Terry Morgan's ford. Conn seized four days ago 7’9 3/a"W, fencing pay for it, she said. Then, just recent­ England, but many members of band at Solly's Wayside Inn in New­ remained unknown today 571/8"D. ly, she was asked to do the multi­ the general pohlic are concerned town Morgan, who is a.ssociateti with Argciilinc authorilics say they 8’3V«"H artist recording of "The Best of and health ofiicials are keeping Nnw ur IS so c o n m n radio station W EXT in West Hart­ know nothing about the incident WITH Nashville Country” under the Brite watch riic illness is blaiiu'd for XSSEM8LY INSTRUCTIONS Rugged galvanized sleel frame, green & white The ultimate in backyard privacy fencingt 8 ft. 3 « " x 5 0 ' Star label. ford, has taped her songs and sent approx. 10’x 10'size triple-ribbed panels, easy-glide doors. high sections of full W picksts, close bulled on toll the deaths of 23 persons who The record producer was im­ them along with her picture to a r kodacolorTIl""* three backer rails so Ihare'a no sagging, rag. 16.89 attended an American Legion con­ HF.im r Gunnicn tired on a I Dtvtloptd A Printtd _ I •10'x 7’ Approx, size •Inside dim. 9'6%"W, recording company in Nashville Had & White steel shad with 6’ wide door galvanizad nailad, & ready (o Inalall. Incl. 1 post. pressed with the two songs, "Don't Red Cross convoy evacuating 1 6‘5»A"D, . 139.99 All-purpose galvanized Her songs have been played vention in Philadelphia Approx, size 9'6W"W, 9't 7/8"D, welded wire niaah lan­ Be Angry" and "If Teardrops Were wounded persons from the !12S£t<2.g9| 6 316"H. ’ • 10'x 10'Approx, size -Inside dim. 9'6 44 "W, fret|uently on W EXT. and Jimmy iC M p M Mutt k e r n e l 0r4ir I 1 9’17/8"D.6’ V^"H. 169.9d cing Inilalla wllhoul Pennies," on the multi-artist recor­ battered fal Zaalar Palestinian siralching. Poali extra. Dale, who is also asswiated with the National ding, and has asked her to make a 45 refugee camp today, injuring the station, has invited her to his West R PM record. PASADENA. Calit , Photos Swiss (Inver of a truck and hitting [""oDAcTLORFILljr Hartford home for an evening of Sounds like a wonderful opportuni­ from Mars today are expected to several of the wounderl inside I D«veloptd A Printed gospel songs. ty, doesn't it? However, the cost is tell scientists what went wrong Even iH'fore the incident the Red Encouraged by having the PINE & CENTERSTRETS high as the record company at first with the Viking lander's arm. Cross decided to cut short the ■ 20.% >3.991 Nashville and Texas radio stations, I^AuMNMni Order J I ankAmiricaro said it would make the record for $1,- used to grab samples of Martian evaeuation, having pullerl out only C R O s s m a n s Listens to first recording as well as W EXT. giving her selec­ 600, but have now lowered the price soil. Chemists have identified 34 70 wounded, because ot panic 235 MAIN ST ft Division evfins Pftoouers compRnv to $500, Anita said. tions on the record, "a lot of play. " elements in a dirt sample taken IIIVIVPHOTO MANCHESTER Anita Cofty listens to her first recording on “The Best of scones inside the camp The cost of the multi-artist recor­ Anita has high hopes of someday CTADr 7 Eleven A MANCHESTER Nashville Country. 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r YOU ALWAYS FEA'r URE FIRST C2;:\THEATRES EAST Chief optimistic about grants Manchester Clifford Collette, Stafford Manchester Police Truck bids rliic Aii^. Springs; John Willis, 28 1 19 SAVE AT THE hospital notes Strong St.; May Phillips, En­ Chief Robert Lannan said today which administers federal Law En­ sought funds to hire a civilian field; Betty Daniels, 109 Twin Rebids on a fire rescue directors. It was felt this the second bid document. ARTHUR DRUG he’s optimistic the Manchester forcement Assistance Administra­ specialist to help screen juvenile Discharged Wednesday: Hills Dr., Coventry;Theresa • Daniel R. Brockman. truck will be opened Aug sum would be enough to Eight of these were in­ Police D epartm ent will .win its tion funds, rejected the local cases and make referrals to other Nellie Maziarz, 846 Tolland Patenaude, Broad Brook; Arrests made or sum­ Maryann Miller, 205 Hany 20. of Windsor, charged 19 at 11 a m. cover the cost. cluded in the base price of appeal for $73,000 in federal grants requests earlier this year. agencies. The police department now Tpke.; Edward Saling, 80 monses issued by Lane, Vernon; William Walsh, The low bid in the first the vehicle during the first * which had been denied by the has only one officer assigned to youth Bowers St.; Alton Foss, 92 Manchester Police in­ early today with evading When bids were opened CORMT R U ^ Plans for the anti-burglary 37 Cook St. bidding round on the truck bidding round. Connecticut Justice Commission. services. Brian Rd., South Windsor; cluded: responsibility, in connec­ July 28. however, the low program included hiring two new metal and plaillc came in $1,847 higher than I F YOU DONT A commission spokesman said the • Jerem iah J. O'Neil II. tion with a minor accident bidder was Pierce A hearing on the local appeal was detectives and starting a large the $18,000 that was ap­ $13,000 application was denied in '. This printing test pattern is 18. of Newington, charged in a parking lot off Center Manufacturing Co. of ST0PF7™ conducted in Hartford Thursday, public education campaign. Weiss LOSE UGLY FAT window boxes St. Court date is Aug, 24. propriated for the vehicle. Appleton, Wis.. which sub­ March because the commission Start loalng w^gM today Oft part of The Herald quality con­ Thursday night with third- YOUU GO BUND” with appeals board members reser­ said Thursday that burglaries in Indoora, or ouldoora Town Manager Robert B mitted the $19,847 price tag SPECIAL decided to finance entirely new youth M ONEY BACK. MONADEX la a liny trol program in order to give degree criminal mischief 9 ving decision on the local application. Manchester have increased 142 per labial that will halp curb your d«- you one of the finest SIxaa: 15” -18” - 24” - 30” - 38” Police are investigating Weiss said a study of the for the truck. AUG. th ONLY services positions instead of aira for axctB i food. Eat laaa-waigh and illegal discharging of Lannan and Town Manager Robert cent in three years. newsuapers in the nation. reports of a Thursday night approximate cost of the Nine items, including a TROUSERS SB* expanded services. Itaa. Contalni no dangaroua druga fireworks. Police said the Itos. 11.40 (WHh Tllla AO) Weiss presented the town’s case at and will not m akt you narvoua. No *1.39 to *2.88 incident at Renter Springs truck had been made power winch, two tow The Justice Commission, when it The appeals board considering atranuoua axarclae. Changa your Ufa charges stem from a re­ the hearing. brackstt for want, P a r k in w h ic h a before the $18,000 was ap­ hooks, and a tool box, are nNKmOMl UUMOIT rejected the anti-burglary proposal Manchester’s appeal consists of . . . start today. MONADEX eoati cent incident in which a $3.25 for a 20 day supply and $5.50 windows^ and rails • propriated last April by the • NTCUMMN last month, said Manchester’s plan Juvenile Court Judge Robert Glass, 3 z a 2.44 newspaper tube was van­ Manchester man was badly now listed as optional on • ^ E B A D N E W S The department is seeking grants tor twlca tha amount. Loss ugly fat beaten 24 Hour Unto* didn’t conform with commission South Windsor Police Chief John or your monay will ba rtfundtd with dalized on E. Middle Tpke. of $60,000 for an anti-burglary squad no quaationa aakad by: ‘ScAare a The victim told police he S«iu U FMc SeiTiMs wishes to seek new and innovative Kerrigan and Windsor Town doUar*a Court date is Aug 23 and $13,000 for expansion of youth UQQETT8 REXALL was assaulted by a group of ' 521 M kM k Tpk*. E M approaches to property crime. Manager Albert llg. A decision is PARKADE DRUQ iporth a • Henry J Baranowski. services. The Justice Commission, 404 MkSdM Tpk*. Wm O about eight youths or CALL 875-2803 The youth service expansion grant expected soon. dollar r* 44. of 2 Pearl St., charged For Monday Pickup 649-9333 Mali Ordara Flllad carrying clubs. He was Senior-Yoiilh Day We’ve Thursday morning with • Friday Dallvary fourth-degree larceny treated at Manchester planned on Sunday RE6. ADM. i '" ' (shoplifting) at Northway Memorial Hospital. Expanded . The victim said the INVITATION Rexall Pharmacy. 230 N M ay o r M a tth e w M, I / ' :.:-~7xarl Visit our new Main St. Court date is Aug. assault took place for no There will also be a * I location at M 0 r i a r 1 y J r h a s 2 .0 0 TO BID 16 reason He was unable to cookoul. live entertain­ > \ 705 Main St. proclaimed Sunday as NATIVE l•8atIII9l-IO llOW BUBNSIOniCNS • Alan P. Gladowski. 23. give police descriptions of ment. a scavenger hunt w.-' Manchtsitr Senior Citizens-Youth Day Sealed bids will be received in the assailants. and a raffle. The events PUCHES of Bristol, charged The program, sponsored BURNSIDE □ the Office of The Director of S A V E O V ER *32 Thursday morning with will continue until 5:15 and APPLES IS$6 IWmSIM AVL, L HTIt. • 52$.}3n by the Summer Activities General Services, 41 Center harassment, in connection Thefts reported to police p.m. f in Manchester (SAM) Street, Manchester, Connec­ with complaints by a Thursday included: Mayor Moriarty urged "ONE FLEW OVER TUE ticut until August 19, 1976 at M I* program, will be a field 'A Manchester resident about • A $175 re frig e ra to r all citizens to participate in FERRANDO CUCKOO'S N E S F ( r) 11:00 a.m. for the following: day beginning at 1:.30 p m threatening telephone stolen from the Centennial the field day activities. He 7:00 9:25 FIRE DEPARTMENT in Center Springs Park off calls. Court date is Oct. 11. Apartments on Chestnut praised both Manchester's ORCHARDS THE D E A l RESCUE VEHICLE . •. . Edgerton St Birch ML Road RACHEL WELCH • Brian P. Chadwick, 18, St. senior and young citizens **77»<* Affordablv Ihmtiquv The Town of Manchester is an Activities will include Olaatonbury “MOTHER, JUGS equal opportunity employer, Silver Plated Giftware of 9 Lincoln St., charged • Two radio speakers as "outstanding con- For Topn ntui Joann'* worth $120, and undeter­ volleyball, horseshoes, tribu'ors " to the communi­ & SPEED” tPG, and requires an affirmative Chipn’ Dip Pitcher Thursday night with action policy for all of its Con­ mined amounts of meat badminton, ping pong and 7:10 9:15 - Reg. 13.99 Reg. 19.99 reckless driving and dis­ ty. tractors and Vendors as a con­ and cheese, taken in a checkers obeying an officer's signal, Manchmtar Evtning HaraM dition of doing business with at Trotter and Center Sts. burglary into Full of the Town, as per Federal PublithAd «v«ry tvAnlno txcapt po'l re- Court date is Aug. 10. Baloney. 415 Main St Sundays and holiday. Entarad at tha Order 11246. • " Burglars smashed a plate Manchattar. Conn. Pott Offica as Sa< Bid forms, plans and Theater schedule cond Claaa Mali Mattar. NEW! Bwli„ glass window at the shop, specifications are available at Coveredijasserole.Rt* 2999 ‘19 Famous make, fine quality, long lasting police said. Suggested Carrier Rates the General Services Office, ‘ Slor, . GIFT DEPT No Rs, • A lawnmower. ladder Payabla in Advanca 41 Center Street. Manchester, "''Checks. Showcase Cinema 1 — Slngla cop y...... I5a and hedge clippers, valued Friday — Connecticut. Reg-179.95 j^NTCNNIAL "Omen " 2:00-7:15-9:35 W aakly...... 90a at a total of $160, stolen Ona m ontti...... $3.90 TOWN OF MANCHESTER. UA East 1 — "Midway" Showcase Cinema 2— "Ode Tliraa montha ...... $11.70 CONNECTICUT ACTS' from a Devon Dr. home. 7:00-9:30 Six m ontha...... $23.40 to Billy Joe" 2:00-7:30-9:50 ROBERT B, WEISS, General Electric Automatic Can Opener • Tools worth more than UA East 2 — "Murder By Ona y a a r...... $46.90 Showcase Cinema 3 — Mail Rataa Upon Raquaat GENERAL MANAGER or Portable Hand Mixer Lavoris Mouthwash $200 stolen from a truck Death " 7:25-9:25 "Silent Movie "2:15-8:00-10:00 Subacribara who lall to racaiva parked on Tolland Tpke. UA East 3 — "Gumball Showcase Cinema 4 — "Big thair nawspapaf bafora 5:30 p.m. •hould telephona tha circulation 24oz . Reg 1.79 • $15 in cash and an un- Rally" 7:10-9:20 Bus " 2 :10-7:45-9:40 dapartmant. 647-9946. Vernon Cinema 1 - "Bad LEGAL & YOUR determined about of change and cigarettes News Bears" 7.10-9:10 NOTICE CHOICE Vitalis Liquid Hair Groom Vernon Cinema 2 — "If You taken in a b reak into niE TOWN OF MANCHESTER Can Opener; Removable cutting Don't Stop It You'll Go Blind" Wilson's Superior Service, Old Compliment POSITION VACANCY assembly Convenient cord storage Reg 155 7:30-9:20 When a housewife buys a Model «EC32 248 Spruce St. The change EV MURPHY ACCOUNT CLERK Burnside 1 - "One Flew spool of "50 denier" thread, UOHIH $7,797.40 - $8,423.22 and cigarettes were taken Owner-Proprietor 'm il Hand Mixer: 3 speed Imgertip con­ Over the Cuckoo's Nest" 7 00- she is paying Julius Caesar an Liberal fringe benefits in­ trol Complete with beater elector Dial Very Dry Solid from a vending machine 9:25 indirect compliment Caesar w i p i ^ Kitchen Open Daily 11 UL to 11 PJL cluding paid vacation; sick lor easy cleaning Model 4M24 Antiperspirant which was pried open. Burnside 2 — "Mother. Jugs introduced the coin leave; holidays; pension plan; 2 5 o z . Reg 1 89 On March 29.1776, Gen. Henry and Speed " 7 10-9:15 "denarius" or "denier" into JAMES eODHAN LARGE DINNER MENU 'MIx m I Drinks complete insurance plan. Clinton wailed impatiently at East Hartford Drive-In — France King Francis 1 es­ Cape Fear, N.C., for the •P ta a Applications and position Never on Sunday "Tender Flesh " 8:15: "Mark tablished the weight of this TOn$TJWn$TER Betty Lou arrival of an overdue expedi­ 'Lunciwon Menu descriptions are available at Legislation in 1845 ordered of the Devil " 9:50 tiny com 1500 years later as FEATURING Cosmetic Bags tion of British Army reserves SPABHETTI and SAUCE....TT....:.7 .7 .T .T T . 81 89 the Personnel Office, 41 Continuous Clean East Windsor Drive-In — the standard measurement of 'Grinders to relieve his weary troops. elections in the United States HNAL WEEK! SPAGHETTI or SHEUS with MEAT l A U S ...... 82.39 Center Street, Manchester, Assorted colors & styles Reg, 1.29. to lake place during the first "Peter Pan "8:15; "Escape to his budding silk industry. To­ Simtay$3.00 ‘ A Great Placa They did not arrive and Clin­ SPAGHETTI or S H a iS wtth SAUSAGE...... 82.79 Connecticut. Oven Broiler welk of November because Witch Mountain" 9:45 day. denier is a number F it A SM. 83.50 To Bring the ton had to withdraw. When the system to describe the FRESH VEAL PAMIC Closing date for filing is fleet, under the command of "harvesting is over then and Manchester Drive-In — 8:30 P.M. Family August 20, 1976. winter has not yet made the fineness of yarn; the higher Sir Peter Parker, landed on "What's Up Doc’’" 8:25: "The Mancheater’t Newett Restaurant a Cocktail Lounae Manchester is an Equal Op­ roads impassable. " Tuesday the number, the thicker the For Roaorvetiont April 19, they were surprised Gumball Rally" 10:00 yarn. Cell 849-1081 EV MURPHY’S portunity Employer. to learn that patriots, and not was designated instead of BELOW DEALER COST! Tories, were in control of the Monday because many voters colony and the harbor. The lived a day’s journey from a Summer Activities in Manchester Italian Spaghetti House World Almanac notes. polling place and objected to Only A Fow Slope From WiUdne On Main 8L P h fllM traveling on Sunday. INVITATION w nm a em m n caua 35 OAK STREET, MANCHESTER 649-2811 CRAFTS FAIR MnEstut coa TO BID Date: Saturday, August 7th Jack Nicklaus Raindate: August 14th The Manchester Board of 11 Pc. Golf Set 10 4 Eddeatioh seeks bids for a A great opportunity to own a good set of clubs Time: A.M. til P.M. Truck. Sealed bids will be at substantial savings Our Reg 129.99 Place: Center Park - Main Street received until 3:00 P.M., DIANA ROSS’ Manchester August 17, 1976 at which lime they will be publicly opened. Pro Shop Golf Balls. Top Elite Maxlli Royal Plus 6 FREE ADMISSION The right is reserved to reject Greatest Not j'lD'jnds >0 311 Stores 75 dollar off the regular price of your CARDS ACGEJ>TED Our Reg. choice of three delicious steak dinners. 16991027 95 So clip a coupon, zip down to Ponderosa. and save. ARTHUR DRUG Choose from fiberglass or polyproplene Sizes ______24' and 27' Not all styles in all stores For period ending 7 a m., Saturday, Aug 7 During Friday [p g 4$ Assorted Par Slor*. No R*mcA*cks night, thunderstorms will be expected in Idaho and the t ^ h « r 90ul»f price otonool these P or^ose steek dinners: Tennessee valley, while the rest of the nation will enjoy clear to partly cloudy skies. Minimum temperatures include: (ap­ F EATURE FIRST EVE RY NIGHT proximate maximum readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 68 ( 84), Vou 'll be swept away to a Clever Ijond Boston 64 ( 77), Chicago 58 ( 76), Cleveland 56 ( 74), Dallas 76 t)f sp ci tn cle a n d son^.' (93), Denver 54 ( 87). Duluth 50 ( 76), Houston 72 ( 94), Jackson­ INw 41 Tiara al Ikiii tiiaa lanln ville 73 ( 88), Kansas City 60 ( 79), Little Rock 62 ( 87), Los Disneyls Open 24 Hours Dally Angeles 62 ( 78), Miami 78 (91), Minneapolis 54 ( 82). New FNEMBKOKY SOIVKE Orleans 74 ( 90), New York 67 (81). Phoenix 80 (106), San Fran­ cisco 55 ( 741, Seattle 54 ( 70), St Louis 61 (79), Washington 69 P E T E R - t - { f 182). t i t HEATING OILS ___ Otlar and! Sapl. 6.1976. Umltad to ona coupor^ rjafRon^ n^ tJ^ gdaa< naM .Void where prohiblied.

Public records A ^ 2 the regular price otoneot these Ponderosa steak dinners: OIL BURNER A HEATINR INSTALLATION IIIISSIIOW O N I Y A t. 643-5135 Warranty ilccds Rothman, property at 596 A ADULTS William A. Ellis and Woodbridge St., con­ Gladys R Ellis, both of veyance tax of $29.70 paid. $ 2 . 5 0 ii<* Hebron, to Frank M. Terry Marriage lireiiHeH ’ .xLO' and Joann L Terry, both of Matti Mattila of T io i E W n B r East Hartford, property at Wauregan and Sharon Kel­ ACQUIK SAURY 19 Johnson Ter , $40,800. ly, 103D Rachel Rd., Aug. win N NinniiT 7. 4 Leopaul A. Daigle and , Sept. 6,1976. Limited to one coupon per parson per vIslL Not redeemable lor cash. Void where p ro h ib it^ YFARS OF COUEC Vincent Vespa Jr., both of Kevin Porter of East Hartford, doing Rockville and Lee Ann ^ the regular price ol one otthese Ponderosa steak dinners: ~ 1. IIM CiMpvtir b u s in e s s a s D & V Stutz of Ellington, Aug. 14. Associates, to Gintaras V. Gregory Kane, 32 Linn- BARGAIN ★ MATINEES f u n i Nenortas and Marija K. more Dr., and Pamela 2. M CoGaGtir Fropaii- Nenortas, both of East Brown, 558 Spring St , Aug. l $ 1 .5 0 T 0 D m Ir | — t nontii Cowti Hartford, property at 208 13 at St. James. 2 3 0 S ^ U N T I L : P.WI. CFI hM 8M if Um M Briarwood Dr., con­ Leroy Muir Jr. and veyance tax of $55.00 paid. Leslie DiBacco, both of pliOMMit fioirtt h tbi Annie Freeburn to Windsor Locks, Aug. 14 at :SH€WCASe CINtM A/ 1234' oNRtfy. Ovr in a ia tM w t Michael B. Lynch, proper­ Church of Christ. 1-84EXIT58-SILVER LANE-ROBERTS ST. In 0V8T 110 ty at 33-35 Lilac St , $45,- Peter DiSalvo 11 of En­ • EASTHARTFORD • 24HR.TEL.INFO.5M-8810 - . ■ FREE LIGHTED PARKING• Wa Honor MASTER CHARGE 000. field and Donna Wolfram, Doris L Gorsch of 62 Overlook Dr., Aug. 21 at iMk Grantt m O Ftderaly Roof Mounted THE I------J Talcottville to Vincent L. Center Congregational. lO tleW ItSWwi 5iN lm Clear Cuprinol Wood Preserver Diana, trustee for Howard Federal lax lien Long lasting wood preservative Reg. 7,99 Attic Ventilator Internal Revenue Ser­ 0 M E N LoMtAvaliUi I. Epstein and Constance ^ U y Jo e Our Orig 69.99 L. Epstein, property at 145 vice against E.B. Company □ o 9 "Roller and Tray Set...... uStUn Fri EM 731 M l COMPUTER Fiillv automatic Easy do 4 yoursell installation Combine N. Lakewood Circle, $53,- Inc. of Bloomfield, $2^.07. SN. I Sm. M . EIS MS >1 Hm . Hn fri 2M 7:1$ I3S T.(K B-M tmmmm ‘fc ii SH I Si 4" 100% Polyester Paintbrush Ldh^'ir c^dIh<>n,ng’tosav;on power 250. Certifieule of devixe PROCESSING cooler more comlorlable bouse 6 per Store NoRamchecks Rose Babineau to Joseph Estate of Pauline Mm. Un pa Fri MS INSTITUTE P. Babineau, property at Dziadus to Elizabeth m M ain Fit Ell SOUARE MEAL-SQUARE DEAL ALRRNaoAQioa ^AONqq 9^944 IMtM Nmi Miiy • m l At • m C Dztadus of Manchester, IIM 3 WAYS TO CHARGE SALE; Cooper Hill and Palm Sts., S«L t I ULISk CM Manrhraler — 119 Spenrer Slrccl •Mirtfif • RjiL 191 m l no conveyance tax paid. Edward S. Dziadus of Sm Cm L t i l MANCHESTER FRI. and SAT. Ellington, and Agnes D. 2414.19 IMHi lllAiiiStrtnt Jo h n H. Bowen and 949 U n n E n m , IMMCIIGII Daily 10 a m to9 30p m Dorothy K. Bowen, both of Romayko of East Hart­ :I40 1941 Hartford — On Prox|i«'rl Airniic IL'indaor — 590 U’liidxnr .\irtuir Saturday 9 a m to 9 30 p m TiL!SSt-llll E x i o n 1145 Tolland Turnpike Eastford, to Gerald P. ford, property at 109 Maple (Onr Block North of King's) (In Windsor Slio|i|ilng Crnirr) St. PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri,, Aug 6, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Fri., Aug. 6. 1976 — PAGE FIVE iKaurbratpr EitnihuiHrralb Town wants buses, not more highway Manchester — A City of Village Charm Founded Oct. 1, 1881 V<“rnon "The opportunity to design and Ironworkers, Teamsters, and nor’s Task Force on construction did DEP’s evaluation ignores the worst traveling from New York to Boston.” Member Audit Bureau ol Circulation Member. United Press International BARBARA RICHMOND construct an effective mass transit Operating Engineers (LITE), said, include it as a priority item to save pollutant of ail, photochemical oxi­ He said he is opposed to widening un­ Published by the Manchester Publishing Co.. Herald Square. Herald Reporter exists today...it is Vernon’s opinion “Jointly, we favor the granting of an the federal funds. He said the funds dant better known as smog, "We til all alternative ways have been Manchester. Conn, 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. The Town of Vernon feels the scope that not enough effort has been un­ indirect source permit.” are tax monies paid to the federal should be planning transportation eliminated. dertaken by the Department of Jams cause smog government and should be returned systems which will reduce the Mrs. Marilyn McGinley, represen­ Raymond P Robmson. Editor-Publisner Harold E Turhington. Managing Editor of the proposed expansion of 1-86 is too large and that more emphasis Transportation (DOT) to further this He referred to 1-86 as one of the to the state’s work force. He said the amount of auto traffic," she said. ting the voter's league, urged against should be put on a "viable commuter proposal,” Loranger said. oldest interstate highways in the construction would create badly Threatening construction until the carbon Opinion Last night's hearing was on DOT’S bus system rather than on developing state and noted that traffic jams are needed jobs among the construction Dr. Frederick Spaulding of monoxide level is tested for more an additional highway lane.” request for an indirect source permit daily occurrences. workers. than 11 days. ■' 'V (air quality). The hearing examiner Manchester's Conservation Commis­ John Loranger, Vernon’s town “It is these traffic jams that cause Several others also spoke on behalf sion termed the widening 'an 1-86 Yes planner, stated this at a public was Joseph LaForte of DEP. an undue amount of emissions of the construction workers and the Opinions varied as to the impact 'unnecessary and undesirable en­ William French of Vernon, chair­ Pension Board hearing conducted by the state because of stop and go traffic,” he granting of the permit. vironmental threatening project man of the “1-86 Yes,” committee Department of Environmental the proposed widening of the highway said. DEP ignores smog would have on air pollution. which attracts generators of pollu­ called for the issuance of the Protection (DEP) in Vernon Huebner also noted the economics On the other side were members of William Huebner, director of com­ tion (cars).” necessary permits to allow the should be adopted Wednesday night. of the project. He said federal funds the Connecticut Citizens Action widening project to proceed, munications for the Connecticut William Smith of Talcottville, Loranger quoted from a letter he were part of the lapsing federal funds Group (CCAG), Vernon League of French lives at 164 Washington St. Construction Industries Association chairman of the “Why-86” com­ The Manchester Board of that all town employes should sent to Highway Commissioner (as of June 30) if the project didn't Women Voters and private citizens. mittee, said, “Highways don't He said he represents both citizens and also a representative of the Joseph Gill. receive priority. He said the Gover­ Julie Mannarino of CCAG said benefit local towns, they help those and construction workers. Directors will be given the be under the same retirement major construction union. Laborers, chance to consider a Pension plans as police and firemen, Board proposal to establish a who have special concessions more uniform system of com­ due to the nature of their jobs. Teens want place puting disability benefits But wherever uniformity and Former nurse among the various town equality in the treatment of departments. to drink, drive town employes can be South Vl’indHor complaints by members of the Town to replaee Wells The major item, which the achieved without unrealistic Council. JUDY KUEHNEL Pension Board has approved, Councilman John Mitchell, a Soutli Windsor children will nevertheless be exposed costs, it should be done. Following a crackdown on drinking is changing the basis upon Likewise, we see no real objec­ member of the committee, said he Mrs. Stephanie Yale Sukosky of to it through their peer associations. at South Windsor's Rye Street Park, could not condone drinking at the Mrs. Sukosky, who also has fourth which disability is calculated tion to the Pension Board's local teens have appealed to the Glastonbury has been named the new park. He was concerned, he said, Health Education and Human grade teaching experience, was a from the average annual pay suggestion that pension members of the Public Health and about teens drinking and driving as school nurse.for the Portland District Safety Committee to provide a place Development coordinator. for the last five years to the calculations be made on fiscal well as drug problems that might She will replaee Joel Welles, who from 1971-73. where they can "drink and drive follow. She was a staff nurse at the last three years. This would years instead of calendar fast." resigned the post as of June. A few years back, local teens were Formerly an instructor of psy­ Colonial Convalescent Home in make this computation base years. Members of the committee as well provided with an area off Sand Hill Glastonbury from 1968-1971. Prior to as Police Chief John Kerrigan, Capt. chiatric nursing at the Institute of the same as used in computing As an aside, we suggest a Rd. called Peace Hill. However the Living in Hartford, Mrs. Sukosky will that she was a staff nurse at William Ryan and Town Manager area lasted only a summer when Bridgeport Hospital. police benefits. committee might conduct a Paul Talbot, heard Lee Sullivan, 18. be in charge of what has become the police encountered problems with town's most controversial school She is experienced in vision and The idea is consistency and review to find if there are plead the case for the local teens. drugs and drug pushers. hearing screening, counseling, we think the directors ought to similar little details that could Sullivan said there were never any program. Town Manager Talbot, manager The program begun last year in­ working with school psychologists give the request serious con­ Sunset over Lake Erie from Flight 69. (Photo by Floyd Larson) problems when drinking took place at recently in Gloucester, Mass., said and social workers and handling a be changed to make things Rye Street Park. cludes sex education. The sex por­ sideration, for unless the cost more efficient. he ran up against similar problems tions and areas which deal in per­ daily sick call at the Portland Town ordinance prohibits drinking with a designated spot there. Correctional Camp for drug abusers is more than the $4-$5 per But for now, the directors of alcoholic beverages at public sonality development are optional. Capt. Ryan is to meet with a group Some parents, however, oppose the At the Institute of Living, she was month in each disability pay­ should act favorably on getting parks. However, recently police have of teens in the near future in order to involved in the areas of psychiatric closely patrolled the area following program saying they feel it infringes ment, as the Pension Board all town employes retirement Running an election harder than winning evaluate what the needs of the town’s on the parental right to handle the nursing institution, clinical supervi­ has calcula^, it should be and disability payments youth are. more delicate aspects of learning. sion of students of psychiatric units, orienting students to tamilv. and done as a rr^tter of equity. calculated on the same basis. Although the program is optional, A body of specialists from the ly, the fair rental value ol a Take a man. his wife, four children parents against it argue their group and individual therapv However, this is not to say We can see no reason for any federal election commission was oc­ typewriter some worker has loaned aged two through 13. with tour Lake land plans told further delay. cupied at the recent Democratic Ray Cromley the candidate's committee for a few cousins, five uncles and aunts, each Holton will be asked to select a name for the National Convention answering weeks. The cost of phone calls a giving the maximum of St.000 to a Approval for funds (or the initial property. questions from baffled Senate and volunteer makes in the candidate's candidate Now it's clearly illegal if development of the newly acquired The 21 suggested names are Cedar ffouse candidates and their staffs on behalf is also included, unless, all the money comes from one man. lake property and a name for the Swamp, E.J. Holt Athletic. Other ediior^s say: the vague, complicated and con­ through the door and announced in perhaps they're to members of an and he turns it in under the assort­ property will be sought at a Town Meadowrun, Quarrystone, Sunset fHaurhrstrr turning Hrrali'i tradictory regulations generated by low tones to the nearest secretarial organization thephoner belongs to ment of names mentioned above But Meeting. Slope, HIMEDO, David Clark the rejiggered election reform law. assistant, “I'm a Congressional can­ .And food donated for a party for is it illegal if the central donor in­ Stanley Bates, park commissioner, Toomey and Olive Hutchinson Andover^s big picture Hospital hang-up Based on run-throughs of hundreds didate and I just want to look at my the candidate, unless the party is in duces each to give a thousand dollars presented the Board of Selectmen Toomey. ' Holl ' and. Quarry of pages of reports, presidential. files. Can you tell me whether I'm the donor's house and the cost of their own money, knowing they with phased plans for the develop­ Meadows, Quarrydale, Meadow- Artist Gordon MacDonald completes a fine point on one part of Senatorial and House, the evidence to doing things right or not'’" doesn't rise above a specified figure. will be repaid'’ Or suppose the prin­ ment of the 30-acre lake front parcel brook, Micameadow. Toomey. the near two-story mural he is painting in the entry hall of the Area news Connecticut’s 36 general For instance, the proposal date is that this law is being After 15 minutes of huddling with If you send out a mailing to a 100 - cipal donor gives his relatives money formerly known as the E.J. Holt es­ Quarrynotch, Meadowlake, Andover Town Office Building. He expects to finish his painting was that hospital cost in­ acknowledged more in the breach his file, and a series of hesitant tate. Mohegan, Friendship, Deer Path, hospitals, Meriden- 000-member organization heavily without instructions, but with each of Rochambeau’s March through Andover by September. Wallingford and Memorial creases be measured against than in compliance, while costing questions and reassuring answers, spiced with campaign propaganda knowing what he's expected to do The development includes an en­ Shgumsketuck. Meadowmere and In­ millions in voluminous, detailed dian Notch. among them, have battled the the Consumer Price Index as the man left with a baffled look on his favoring the man or woman of your with the money'’ Or suppose the trance from Tolland Rd., three an inflation factor. Hospital reports. face. choice, you aren't required to children, aunts, uncles and cousins fields, a football field, a state Commission on Hospitals The law-breaking is less through The definitive manual on campaign report , as of today give from private personal funds utility field, picnic areas, beach and and Health Care to a standstill authorities claim the supplies design, more through honest ig­ reporting is not yet off the com­ which are regularly replenished by sanitary facilities Selectmen select leaders But if it's an election special, you y y y y y ^ norance. mittee press as of this writing. The Phase I V i h I o x er the elderly. over the state’s budget review and services they provide are do. It's not certain yet. but the com- the central donor All of this has been Annual outing of a completely different sort One staffer in the Washington team instructions passed out thus far leave done in this campaign and not The selectmen approved Bates' At a recent meeting the Board of The appointments were for one EAST HARTFORD — The Chamber of Commerce will system. Faced with a threat of which handles the handy toll-free much to the imagination They mission may change those rules year. tomorrow, or next week or next prosecuted to my knowledge The plai' of development and said they Selectmen made six appointments. have its 61st annual outing Aug. 19 at the Elks Club > r/M E 70 from the CPI profile. long distance calls to the election appear to have been written by men Dorothy Richey and John Phelps e r r eo w a first-rate insurrection, the moral wrong is clear, except to the month, requiring reports if pro- were interested in progressing '"ith J Russell Thompson is civil pavilion. Patrick Macomber is chairman The general state commissioners this week Another restriction, branded commission, estimates that In nor­ who never had to run a political cam­ candidates Phase 1. preparedness director. Fred were reappointed to the Conservation public is invited. Ticket information mav be obtained by mal times, they receive and answer paign. candidate material reaches a certain Commission for three years Edward ,,backed down and declared a totally impractical by hospital percentage of the total words, even But have ihcre been violations sub­ Everyone agreed they would like to Chumura is assessor. And Margaret calling the chamber offices, 289-0239 600 to 700 telephone queries a week, Candidates are supposed to list the Gatchell was appointed for one year 8 /tCACromOOi ject to prosecutions’’ And further, start yesterday. spokesmen, would keep in a regular monthly newsletter The Jurovaty is the municipal agent for y y y y y y y two-week moratorium for rising to roughly 1.000 calls weekly key members of their campaign com­ how is a candidate to know when this Town Meeting approval will be GOP nominations '^y y y y y y y y working capital to 1.8 per cent during reporting periods; this in ad­ commission people frankly admit negotiations. mittee and its organizations Does trickery is going on'’ No one has an sought for Phase I. It includes the COVENTRY — The Republican Town Committee has plut-tize fathlont of total revenue. The same dition to uncounted thousands of that mean two names or 12, 20. or 100 they're feeling their way in this SLENDERIZING Aims of the hospitals and of business, adjusting as they go along investigative staff large enough to Tolland Rd. entrance, a parking lot nominated the following persons to run for the office of (or the hard to fit. goes for a suggestion that letters ore more, including precinct camp- learn these details Interestingly and ball field. Mummers are coming justice of the peace in the November election: William A the state commission coincide One day, sitting in the election tains'’ - all of which makes matters even more confusing. er. lugh. questions on this particular The estimated cost is $9,000. The 8 p.m. They will act, sing old English Coates, Ruth W. Smith, David L Knight. Patricia Sypek, in theory. Both want the best in capital expenditures be made commission's outer offices. I was They're supposed to list all gifts of ll«‘l>roii Then there's donation splitting matter have seldom been asked the area's development will proceed as songs, and present a slide lecture on Virginia C. Grabowski, Paul Diehl. Ann E Druge. and KB hospital care for patients, at a from funds other than patient presppl when a man came nervouslv value received Including, apparent­ commission funds are available. St. George's Mummers of England British customs. They will accom­ Christina Woods. price as low as is consistent revenue. Many hospitals have The plans will be presented to the will arrive in Hebron next Monday, pany themselves on dulcimer and Board of Finance before a Town said John Sibun of the Bicentennial melodeon, two folk instruments. Fun fFeek with costs. The disagreement no such funds, they claim. Commission. Meeting is called. The performance is free but COVENTRY — The Presbyterian Church will sponsor, But the biggest and best Mummers are traditional English is which end of the problem to The selectmen said the town has donations will be accepted to help "Fun Week For Kids." Aug 16-20. The week will include folk actors. Their craft dates from start on. justified objection was to Mondale soft-pedals his liberalism about $24,000 to work with. The them pay traveling costs. Bible study, singing, crafts, hiking, rollerskating, the Middle Ages. They use masks and declaring the guidelines money was a gift from the Nature Punch and cookies will be served bowling and acting out Bible scenes. The program is open The Hospitals and Health stylized movements to present their WASHINGTON — Ultra-liberals in Conservancy when the town after the show. Care people have gone at it "emergency regulations’’ so in lavur of free enterprise. Both didates he could've picked. " themes. to children who have completed kindergarten through the Democratic Party — and outside Carter and Ford have issued iden­ It would be foolhardy to suggest purchased the property. Grade 6. For more information call Robert Persons, 742- determined to keep hospital they could be put through im­ it — may feel pangs of disappoint­ Andrew Tully It can be used for the development The group plans to offer three 9353 or Don Hammersla 742-8855. tical proclamations, almost in the this early that Mondale could cost shows during its stop here on their mediately without public ment as they follow Sen. Walter Mon­ Carter the Southern vote he had of any recreational area. costs from escalating un­ same words. tour of the northeast United States. IFomen's Club hearings. Under the cir­ dale's campaign for the Carter- .Mondale, of course, was speaking assumed was in his pocket. But you Big H reasonably. In their capacity render, and fired several members ot Numea aiig^ealed Saturday, Aug. 14 they will per­ Mondale ticket. in tile Deep South, and he may have can bet Carter has thought hard VERNON — The Health and Mental Health Committee cumstances and in view of the the Atlanta branch for accepting it. At the Town Meeting, residents form in Phelps Hall on Rt. 85 here at of budget reviewers for all the .Mondale is beginning to sound a encountered some of the resistance about it, because his Atlanta of the Vernon Junior Women's Club will meet Aug 12 at 8 opposition, this would clearly Item: At the same conference, state’s hospitals, they drew a great deal like Jimmy Carter and to his candidacy that Carter, the headquarters has caught a lot of p.m. at the home of Carol Bardin, 131 Huntington Dr to Mondale said that “...the best thing Fair have been railroading. even a bit like Gerald Ford. I may be pragmatic campaigner, himself is flack about his choice. Carter also discuss and organize projects for the coming year. Under guideline limit of total overall you can do for someone who is poor is wrong, but he talks like a liberal who well aware ot. It would not be sur­ has heard from some important consideration will be a health fair, first aid course, work cost increase per hospital to a It’s not that the hospitals to liave an economy that provides has decided to soft-pedal his prising if Mondale had read of the Southern politicians and. as a North with the Alcohol and Drug Abuse Center, and continua­ level of 8 to 10 per cent above hope or expect to change liberalism in a gesture to the facts of plentiful, good jobs. That’s the best coming tion of a local cardiopulmonary resuscitation course reaction of a South Carolina Carolina political leader put it. I* '■ antipoverty program...because it the budget base for the current patients more, or to go over political life. "Let s just say we folks down here provides income, it provides work Ucpublican delegate to his selection llohron the 10 per cent inflation Item: In Hilton Head, S.C.. he told by Carter. didn't exactly smother Jimmy with year. experience, it provides pride, and it a news conference he thinks an Tlie day before, the wire services congratulations. " Plans are now under way for the m This would seem to be a guideline. They object to the Atlanta plan that minimizes school strengthens the family." had picked up a Washington Post Anyway, mi i.u .\londale has been fifth annual “Big H" Hebron Harvest lack of flexibility in the state Note Mondale's use of the word reasonable restriction to most busing and gives blacks more control accentuating those ot his views'that Fair Sept, 9 to 12 on Rt. 85. Thanks Folks "economy." Although he is a strong story quoting the delegate, Bobby ordinary people, especially regulations, and to the ar­ of community schools “shows the Shelton of tiny Gaffney, as saying won't offend conservative This year will be bigger and better supporter of federal public works bitrary way things were being way out " of the country's busing con­ he'd decided to switch from Ronald Democrats. It was Mondale the can­ with a special added feature — Since I'm no longer with easy access to a column for considering the fact that programs to reduce unemployment. troversy. The national NAACP has didate. not Mondale the liberal, who helicopter rides. expressing my thoughts. I'm using this way to express; patient rates generally go up pushed through. Mondale chose to issue a statement Reagan to Ford. Why? Because denounced the Atlanta plan as a sur- Carter' had picked Mondale as his was speaking when he told reporters Tickets are now on sale at Crosby's my thanks to the many, many people who have by at least the inflation factor Two weeks of negotiation, vice presidential running mate. that on the issue ot welfare and tax Texaco in Amston and the Williman- honored me, in one way or another, oh my retirement. to match. conducted with the firm “I got so aggrevated by them rctorm, "We have to tilt the tic Savings Institute in Hebron. Soon The "Lunch with Sol” at the Manchester Country knowledge that both groups picking him, " said Shelton, “and I (weltare) incentives so that a person tickets will be at most stores in the Club was a once-in-a-lifetime event, experienced by But the way the guidelines center of town. are working toward the same Side glances by Qlll Fox started getting calls from all over the who can work will do better by too few among us but thoroughly appreciated by those are set, hospital officials country, from Democrats" all of working tlian by not working, and we Entry blanks for arts and crafts, too few of us — certainly by me and by my family. claim, they simply are not good end, should produce a tliem upset by the selection of Mon­ can do this partly through the tax animals and premium lists are also available now. They can be picked up The outpouring of people and their words of praise, workable. practical compromise. — from dale. “I knew that now was the time laws by reducing taxes on persons ot were unbelievable. I kept looking around to see who' lor us to get a candidate and start moderate means... " from Iver Jensen of Burritt Mutual The Meriden Morning Record or Jeff Adams of Adams Ins. Co. they meant. It turned out they meant me and 1 11 be cainpaigining. Shake hands with Gerald Ford, everlastingly grateful. ■'Here was Jimmy Carter, and he'd Senator Mondale. Shake hands with It’s always been my doctrine as a newsman to write! Today’s thought wliipped the whole damned bunch, Barry Goldwater, Indeed, shake to the best of my ability. If it’s appreciated by the the whole Eastern establishment, lumds with Ronald Reagan. And doR t Lions to cook public — so much the better. If not — it’s never a and tlien he'd suddenly upped and forget tliat Big Brother Jimmy is reason to stop writing to the best of one's ability Courage picked one of the most liberal can­ watcliing you. Glrls...Junlort somthing out of life. Out of However, it’s ever so much better to be applauded Wurk out yuur own salvation with chicken dinner than ignored and to say that I was overwhelmed by the Girl'* tizet loar and Irembling, experience comes character. As you 8'/i to 14

Last night’s softball results Hartford date standings BOSTON (UPI) - Herald angle Bootcrs top f 00^ 2 -0 ^' 'Flu* HoHIon (>piIirH DUSTY with a rush, Crispino’s Jack Burg homered and Thiirsduy unnounrpd Earl Yost Ron Jones’ homer led trounced Moriarty’s, 15-3, singled for the losers and tliry will open ihpir Advancing to the semifinals National League CBT to a 15-10 duke over at Nebo. Steve Casavant had two ei^iil'punp prP'HPUHon sphniulp O n. 8 li^uinHl Sports Editor in the Connecticut Junior Easl the Angels at Robertson Sheryll Lane, Laura Dun- triples, Tom Lombardo KmisiiH (!ity ul Wipliitu. Soccer Association ^lass AA W L Pet GB Park. The winners field, Anne Gracyalny, and Buddy Miner each had Jimmy Fund lineup collected 20 hits. Names of Barb Brody, Debbie two- nights. 'Fli<‘ only lopul prp* Tournament last night in a Philadelphia 72 34 ,679 - HPiison ponipsi will l>p Pittsburgh 58 48 . 547 14 top hitters were not noted. Caouette and Pat Rejman RKC spirited encounter was the “ It’s the best attraction we’ve come up plii\4'd al llip Hurlforil New York 55 55 .500 19 Bob Parsons led the losers all had three-hit showings Still alive in its bid for a (j>ip (ipiilpr wlipn llip Manchester Personal Tees. with yet,” Phil Burgess said as he reported Chicago 47 61 .435 26 with three hits. for the Supremes and Dale post-season tourney spot, The locals upended the Hartford the pairings for the 13th annual Jimmy CANDLELIGHT Titus, Pam Cooper and CBT trounced Hartford r <>11s 1 uk <* on Yankees will be at Thompson St. Louis 44 60 . 423 27 IMiiladpIphia Ort 1.5. Has rule been enforced Wednesday and back to Waterford Jamaicans. 2-0, on scores by Tim Fund softball doubleheader Aug. 17 at Montreal 36 64 .360 33 Pitching featured as Gail White added two each. National at Keeney, 24-7, Aug. 18...Gil Boisoneau, head coach McConville and Dan Pinto but not Fitzgerald Field. Dick’s nipped Vito's 2-1, at Cooper had the only home and Tuesday night plays before police had to be called to Robertson, Ron Laliberte Just Wondering Department: How of the junior football program in run. Mama Groman and the loser of the Telephone- make sure play didn't get out of hand First game at 7:15 lists the WTICTitanics Pet GB singled and tripled for many local softball teams used in­ Bolton, reports that not one player Joann Perotti paced the Center Congo meeting lor at Cougar Field on the MCC campus. against Brown’s Tires, Connecticut ASA Cincinnati .642 - Dick’s with Art Warner eligible players to date? has suffered any tooth injury in the MB’s with two hits each. second place in the final The game was stopped on several women’s ehampions. Los Angeles .551 10 getting two of Vito’s six Nonresidents were not allowed on eight years the town has fielded a EASTERN standings. occasions when the visitors were Houston .505 15 hits. any entry unless they were team. Protective teeth guards, fitted rile co-feature at 8:30 brings together Making 16 hits count for Tom Sokolowsky and guilty of unsportsmanlike conduct San Diego .468 19 employed by a team sponsor The by Boisoneau, a local dentist, is the .Moriarty Bros. Twilight Baseball League en­ as many runs, Norton Harry Hurley each had Randy Swanson assisted on McCon- Atlanta .444 21W Crispino's trounced rule applied to all leagues except Silk reason for the perfect record. A trimmed Tierney’s at four -hit games and Al 19th hole ville's first hall tally and BIaz Stimac try and the New England Whalers. San Francisco .436 22W M o ria rty 's, 11-1, with City which allowed each entry to former high school and college Nebo, 16-7. Swinging big Pratt slammed three hits. assisted on Pinto's .second half score. All proceeds will enter the Jimmy Fund. Corky Coughlin homering carry no more than five out-of- player, Boisoneau has been in the Thursday's Rrsiills bats were Wayne Rogers Frank Dinucci, Sokolowsky ■loc Erardi, Greg Denies, Chris and Dennis Walsh collec­ ( (U M RY CIA B towners on its roster .One softball Manchester and Bolton midget foot­ Chicago 4, Montreal 3 and Jim Magowan, each Pratt and Larry Morin all Saunders. Mike Lombardo and goalie ting three hits. The following are the manager reported close to 100 non­ ball programs lor nearly two Phila. 5, St. Louis 2 with three hits, and George homered. Hurley had a Dave Trcschuk turned in solid per­ SILK CITY pairings for the Three Club residents involved in the nine decades... ft costs at least $8 a day to New York 7, Pittsburgh 4 Washburn, Bruce Macaro, homer with the bases formances for the locals Slugfest between Trudon Joe Chmiel and Bill Smith loaded. Four Ball Tournament Sun­ leagues.. Carl Silver, program direc­ feed thoroughbred horses, plus $12 San Francisco 2, Atlanta 1 day: Next start will be Sunday against and Crockett went to the with two each, all for Elec- tor, reported there is no penalty if a and up for trainer fees,..If Moriarty's San Diego 4, Houston 3 No HNB player had more 7:34 Sleeves, Shotta, the Westport Elks, site to he an­ Father-son combo f o r m e r , 13-12, a t trie. Chmiel had the only team uses an ineligible player If a fail to reach the playoffs in the Hart­ Cincinnati 3, Los Angeles 2 than one hit Remes. Smith nounced Fitzgerald. player is found to be a nonresident, ford Twilight League, it will mark four base blow. 7:41 Belanger, Hayes. I'odny’s Gomes Bob Buttram, Jeff he cannot play in any future games. the first time in 11 seasons the peren­ Finnegan, Dutelle Chicago (Bonham 7-9 and Stone 2- Selinski, Rick Flynn and Silver said . Little League baseball nial champions have been on the out­ 7:48 Atamian. Taylor. sparks MB^s win 4) at Montreal (Dunning 1-4 and Greg Karakashian each Honorary captain Tracey. Boris season ends at the halfway point in side looking in. The 1966 campaign Carrithers 5-7), 2 (Herald photo by Dunn) collected three hits for 7:55 Butkus. P. Sullivan. the summer and one wonders how was the last time Manager Gene ANAHEIM, Calif (UPI) Philadelphia (Lonborg 12-6) at St. Trudon with Buttram Basketball Lebieor. Frank many continue playing on their own Johnson's club failed to make There’s still a flicker of life left in Moriarty's hopes of gaining — Former New York Louis (Denny 5-5), N Pee-Wee Division soccer champion Wildcats homering. 8:09 Bakiel, Leone. Palmer, just having fun with no pressure on postseason play ...Eastern States a post-season berth in the Hartford Twilight League thanks to a Yankees great ,loe Zanis Fibak beats New York (Espinosa 0-2 or Swan 5- Wilclcala proved the best in the Ree Junior Soccer Pee-W ee Division this season. Best for the Agency were DiMaggio was named winning?.. The same holds true for Regional Softball Tournament for the father and son combination. SENIOR IV- Bake 54 8:16 Curtis. J Maciaone. J. 8) at Pittsburgh (Kison 8-7), N Bill Muzin with four honorary captain of a team American Legion baseball players. Deaf will be staged Aug. 14-15 at Mt. Last night the Gas House Gang Members of the ehanipionsbip squad, left to right, front row, Jill lioggini, Andv (Steve Dwyer 18. Jim McCullum, Karnett Cincinnati (Alcala 10-3) at Los bingles and Tom Crockett, of American League All- The ambitious schedule ended Nebo. Sixteen teams will compete rode home on John Serafini's two-hit Roggini. Second row, Senan Corinan, John Gorman, Graig Gu^unnu, Rrad T hurston, Adams 12, Scott Hanson 8 23 D, Barningham, old master field and his son raced home with the Angeles (Rhoden 9-0), N Bill Newcombe, Bob Stars. who will play a Wednesday night with still four pitching to blank Langan, 1-0, and tie all important run. Tom Diana, Ghris Ogden. Third row, Bryce Maltempo, Brian Alalone. Brian Feshler, 10), DC’s 48 (Norm Davey Morline. Betko, Roberts San Francisco (Dressier 2-7) at Ostberg and Tiny Lighter- 17. Dave Ridolfi 10, Frank squad of former Caiifornia 8:30 Moriarty, R. Maciaone. weeks of summer left. Coach Jack Company Rules losers for second place in the Krogh led the four-hit MB offense Atlanta (Morton 1-8), N Holik, in his third full season, saw his Robbie Button, Bob Kilian, Paul Spillman, Paul Bradshaw, Sandra W ilson,. Top van with two blows each. Jaworski 10). Angels, in an Oldtimcrs Dvorak. Edwards Sign in Manager Billy Martin's of­ NORTHiv v /iv iii CONWAY, »» fi I . ly N.H. .n . l(UPIl U f II —- rtlllL'llCailAmerican UIVIMUII.Division. CadMEast ridHartford illU ll with two hits, one a double. Gene Houston (Dierker 11-9) at San team play 34 games during a seven- row, Coaches Bud Feshler, Bob Kilian. Missing were Mike MaeDonald, Steve ( HARTER OAK Weavers 43 (John John­ Game Aug. 14 8:37 Carmienke, B, fice at Yankee Stadium has been get­ The young man was polite during his copped the divisional title by whip Johnson also had a double. Diego (Sawyer 1-0), N week span...Rec Department MaeDonald, Kevin Cove, Boh Chaloux, Matt Cilmond, Bruce Kelsey. Coach Cliarlie Scoring in all but one in­ son 15, Doug Nelson 10). The aL team includes Sullivan. iNadaskay. Murphy ting quite a chuckle these days It pregame introduction to legendary ping Vernon, 6-0 Serafini fanned five and walked the 8:44 Rosenthal, Staum, H. 6 ning, Wilson trimmed summer basketball program is now Ken Rosewall but he got downright The lone run came in the sixth Boggini. CYO 40 (John Wieezorek Hall of Famer Early reads: Company Rules - Rule No 1: -same number. Jerry Gavalis had Multi. 22-8, at Fitzgerald Wynn, Denny McLain. Gardella, Ryder averaging one forfeit a night. Two rude in dispatching the old master to frame when Rich Riordan walked Langan's only two bingles American League 11. Jim Murray 10, Kevin 8:51 B. Barningham. B. The boss is always right. Rule No 2 Pacing the 18-hit offen­ Jackie Jensen. Enos forfeits and a team is dropped but no advance into today's quarterfinals of ■Mike .lohnson went in to run and Kant Flynn 101. Skinner, S. Leone. Horner If the boss is wrong, see rule 1. Ed­ The MB's have two final games sive with four singles was Slaughter and Bobby other penalty. Bond money is not the $100,000 Volvo International ten­ scampered to third on Ron Krogh's W L Pet GB SENIOR II Fani s 75 8:58 G, Smith, Mattern, die Shore, who has owned the next week, Tuesday against Vernon Tim Terlazo. Andy Richardson requested...Answer to several nis tournament, single. New York 64 41 .610 - (John Weech 20, Don Agostinelli. Whalen Springfield franchise in the at St. Thomas and Thursday with Lorensen, and Wayne Stee- soucieFU), MAC24 (Kevin readers' inquiries to this desk. Wojtek Fibak. 24, of Poland has Baltimore 53 52 .505 11 The Angel squad com­ 9:05 Kristoff, Ansaldi. American Hockey League since 1929, Johnson delivered Johnson when Herb's at the same field. Suit against Gold Medalist ly each came up wtth three ^owly 12) prises Dean Chance, Bo Fagan. Clementine Scorers in all slow pitch softball and faced "almost all of the top 100 Gene lofted a long fly ball to center- Cleveland 52 52 .500 11 >t! has sold out to a group who hope to hits and Steve Wilson, Dick Kingsters won forfeit 9 12 Hilinski, Karzes. basketball leagues are paid. The players but I never met Ken Boston 50 55 ,476 14 Belinsky. Albie Pcar;;on. keep the struggling team in the Bay UPPER MARLBORO. the child's lather when she said Leonard, who lives in the suit and never asked Tanner and Bob Perlman LaChapelle. Mellon majority do a fine job but several Detroit 48 56 .462 15>A over Chenev . .limmy Pier- State... was asked bv the Rosewall until today." he explained Md. (UPI) — Sugar Ray applied for welfare, of Palmer Park him to provide support for each added two more. 9 26 Novak. Giglio, Shaffer. scribble names, often spelling them Milwaukee 47 56 .456 16 saM and Jigger Statz American League to suit up and'be a Friday, "I saw him play once in 1970 Leonard kept girlfriend which she draws $156 a the child Dale Ostrout singled and Stephens incorrectly ..The Manchester (?) Even though Miss little window dressing for the recent at Wimbledon when I was a junior " Juanita Wilkinson’s picture month while living with her "I didn't feel like being homered for the Circuits Riflemen football entry in the VI csl Wilkinson went to Mon­ The World's Best All-Star game but baseball's greatest Rosewall.of Australia con­ Orioles glad deals W taped to his shoe as he father. bothered by all those com­ and Tim Cunningham and L Pet GB Eastern Football League lost its first gratulated the young player on win­ treal to watch Leonard win Perfumes • Colognes hitter declined unless he Kansas City 64 40 .615 - boxed his way to a gold But, said Silverstein, plications by asking him Bill Polinsky each hit safe- game. After seven road games tbe ning the WCT doubles championship his gold medal, she said "Fr»» Gin Wrapping ' SPECIAL was picked on his ability. The A L Oakland 55 52 514 lOH medal in the Montreal "this is strictly a civil for any money for sup­ twice. Rifles are slated to play seven home with West Germany's Karl Meullcr, she did not tell him about and All-Star game needed Aaron didn’t materialize Minnesota 54 53 505 IIV2 Olympics Now a paternity m atter, not a criminal port. " she said. FELINE ARTHUR DRUG games at Mt. Nebo starting Sept. 11. and Fibak lauded Rosewall "for 20 more than he needed either at this Te.xas 50 54 .481 14 suit on her behalf has been case. On the same day we Starting fast and closing SUMMER SALE years of great play." stage in his illustrious career. Aaron NEW YORK (UPI) — Doug DeCinces and Wayne Garland, Chicago 46 58 .442 18 filed against him filed this, we must have Rich win for Bugs Then the match started. was in Philadelphia but only to California 47 61 .435 19 Elias Silverslein, chief of filed about 20 other suits Winning a nonstop battle of who both figured in off-season trade talks, are two players First place in the Yankee All-Star receive a special award and sit with necessary in any late-season flag drive by the Baltimore Orioles. the civil division of the just like it. Football signup scheduled MIDGET FOOTBALL stock car race at New London - President Ford during the game. If it backhands. Fibak downed the 41- Thursday’s Results Prince George's County Both contributed mightily in "It was done before he VINYL SHUHERS Waterford was worth $1,000 for Bugs wasn't an election year would the year-old Australian, 6-4. 6-3 The vic­ Milw. 9, New York 3 state’s attorney’s of(ice, Registration for birth certficate and a Thursday night's 6-2 victory over the left for the Olympics ' REGISTRATION Stevens. Ron Bouchard and Fred President have found time to watch a tory put him into the quarterfinals Boston 5, Detroit 4 said Thursday Miss Wilkin­ youngsters interested in physician's slip is required Cleveland Indians and vaulted the the game’s lone run in second when Under Maryland law, the NO PAINTING NEEDED DeSarro claimed $600 and $400 lor se­ ball game'’ Feeling here is that his against Zeljko Franulovic of Kansas City 6, Minnesota 4. son, 19. named Leonard as playing in the Manchester at time of registration. Orioles into second place in the AL he looped a double to center, which county state’s attorney's W-'d., Thurs., Fri. ■ Aug. 1 M 2-1 3 cond and third placements. The stop was purely political Yugoslavia, a 6-2, 3-6, 6-3 victor over Baltimore 6, Cleveland 2 the lather of a 2-year-old Midget Football League East. They are now 11 games behind was misjudged by a pair of Angels, office is responsible for Australia's Mark Edmondson. Texas 1, California 0 boy. named "Little Ray." will be held Aug. 11. 12, 13 6:15 - 8:00 P.M. *M t. Nebo the New York Yankees, with whom and later came home on Lenny filing such suits on behalf In other matches today, childhood (Only games scheduled) Leonard. 20, who won the from 6:15 to 8 p m at A Randle’s sacrifice fly. of indigent, unmarried Tu'illey starter Age 10-13 (Not 14 before Nov. 1) rivals Eddie Dibbs and Jimmy Con­ they open a last ditch three-game Mt.Nebo. It4>yals 6, 'r\^ins 4 Today's Games Olympic light- mothers, nors square off, Manuel Orantes series tonight. Play will be for boys age MIAMI (U P I)-H ow ard Weight 75-115 lbs. FROM - A - ’ " ‘Z m Slump-ridden Fred Patek blooped a Kansas City (Hassler 0-7 and Bird w e lte r w e ig h t cha m- Leonard, in an interview faces Cliff Richey, and Wimbledon DeCinces drove home three runs 10 to 13 (not 14 before Nov. Twilley, the last of the Boys must be accompanied by a parent and have two-run, sixth-inning single to stake 9-4) at Chicago (Gossage 6-10 and pionship last Saturday, ad­ with The Washington Star, doubles champions Raul Ramirez 1). The weight limits are 75 original Miami Dolphins, a birth certificate with them. Also a doctor’s slip is Phillies ’ pitching Kansas City's Dennis Leonard to his Odom 2-1), 2 mitted he fathered the said: "All I can say js I’m 16”x24” — 80” White or Black and Brian Gottfried fire across the to 115 pounds. will get a starting role required at registration or in three weeks. 13th victory of the season Patek has child sorry I wish it hadn't net at one another Milwaukee (Augustine 4-8) at Boys must be accom­ against the Detroit Lions in only eight hits since the All Star Boston (Jones 4-1), N "The suit was filed to es­ happened at this particular In Thursday's third-round action, American League panied by a parent and a Pontiac, Mich . Sunday. break and the RBI were his first Baltimore (May 7-8) at New York tablish parentage and get time. 1 wish it had getting stronger Connors swept Argentina's Ricardo support payments tor the ALUMINUM PATIO DOORS since July 3, (Alexander 6-7), N happened earlier. " Cano. 7-6, 6-0: Dibbs defeated Buster child," Silverstein said U Red S«>\ ."j. Tigers -4 He pledged to support b in s u l a t e d g l a s s Mottram of Great Britain. 4-6, 7-5, 7- Cleveland (Brown 7-6) at Detroit V ” with a homer and a triple, while Rookie Butch Hobson belted a two- (Roberts 10-11), N "if somebody doesn’t "Little Ray, ” even if he NEW YORK (UPI) —The Phillies’ pitching staff gets stronger 6; Orantes downed Colombia's Ivan WITH SCREEN Garland improved his won-lost mark run homer to break a 2-2 tie in the Minnesota (Redfern 3-6) at Texas pay his support, the child has to scrap plans to attend Molina. 6-2, 6-3: Richey topped Vic­ as the season wears along and Wayne Twitchell now has joined to 13-2 by spacing 10 hits, striking out sixth and Jim Rice added a solo shot, (Perry 10-8), N becomes a ward of the the University of Maryland tor Pecci of Paraguay. 6-3. 6-3: five and walking none. Don Reed as a fireballing, effective reliever. his 16th, in the eighth as the Red Sox C alifornia (Tanana 12-8) at sta te .” this fall Twitchell, bothered by injuries the Ramirez stopped Australian Dick Miss Wilkinson had to "I wouldn’t do anything / r BrcNHTH *), A'imk(‘cs 3 outlasted Detroit. Aurelio Rodriguez Oakland (Blue 9-9), N / - > * 1 3 6 ’ * last two seasons. Thursday night Crealy. 6-1. 7-6: and G ottfried had a two-run homer for Detroit and tell officials the name of in the world to hurt him," <3 jrx-1. drove in two runs each as the Mets stopped Meiller, 6-3, 6-4 George Scott belted a home run pitched lour shutout innings in relief Bill Freehan hit another with none on I f and the Phillies defeated the St. dealt Jerry Reuss his sixth loss and two doubles, scored three times 4 and drove home three runs in the in the ninth. Reggie Cleveland, 6-5, League leaders G Louis Cardinals, 5-2, in a game ended against 10 wins Willie Stargell hit his was the winner in relief. by rain alter eight innings. 141h homer for the Pirates. rain-abbreviated Milwaukee rout of STOCKADE Homecoming New York Danny Frisella hurled 1 2- "We have some pretty good Giants 2, ltra>es I . . jour y v pitchers on this staff," said Gary Thomasson hit a first-inning NORMAN. Oklahoma (UPI) — 3 innings of hitless relief, striking out Batting five to gain the win. Reason simple Twitchell, who lowered his earned leadoll homer and also scored the Chuck Fairbanks comes home .National League orivewai n v e w a y FENCE Rangers I. Angels 0 BOSTON (UPI) - The Boston run average to 1.41. "We’ve been in Giants second run in the third inning tonight when his New England Celtics probably will not re-sign AB H. Pet first place most of the season and we to help Jim Barr win his 10th game. Patriots face the San Diego Chargers Bert Blyleven yielded six hits in Rose, Cin 445 149 .335 guard Don Chaney for the same rough have the momentum to keep right on Phil Niekro was tagged for both San in a National Football League exhibi­ notching his fourth shutout of the Griffey, Cin 377 126 . 334 reason they lost him last year, accor­ If your driveway's inclined to be slippery 4’x8’ - *15*® going" Francisco runs and lost his eighth tion game on the University of season and fourth straight victory. Oliver, Pit 391 130 .332 ding to Red Auerbach. (or slippery because it's inclined), treat it decision against 11 victories. Oklahoma campus. The Rangers’ Jeff Burroughs scored Reds 3. Dodgi-rn 2 The reason is money. Foster, Cin 394 128 .325 rough with Copeland's sAr/d-resistant 5’x8’ - *16” Fred Norman pitched a seven- Padres 1. Astros ,'i Crawfrd, St. L. 289 94 . 325 Latex-itel But if traction's hitter for his filth straight win and Doug Rader drove in two runs, one Geronmo, Cin 319 102 .320 no problem, regular raised his record to 11-2 for the Reds. with his sixth homer, and Dave Robinson, Pit 295 94 . 319 LateX'ite is tops. 6’x8’ - *19” Freisleben snapped his personal Madlock, Chi 367 116 .316 Either way, don't put eight-game winning streak as the Maddox, Phil 348 110 .316 off putting it on. Get to the point Padres hung on to shade the Astros Morgan, Cin 305 96 . 315 Roll out the buckets National league Freisleben lasted 8 1-3 innings with this weekendl Amerienn .eague INSULATION Butch Metzger coming on in relief in LATEX-ITE the ninth to get the final two out AB H. SUPER-SEAL. Tony Perez hit a solo homer in the although clipped for two runs Enos Brett, KC 420 150 IT OUT- PERFORMS 2"xl5” per roll *4’» sixth inning, which stood up as the Cabell hit a two-run single for the Me Rae, KC 323 114 ALLOTHERSI winning run, after the Dodgers Astros in the ninth Bostock, Min 285 96 4"xl5” per roll *5'® scored both their runs in the bottom f .tills 1, F \|in s .'1 Le Flore, Det 398 130 of the inning Don Sutton suffered his Carew, Min I 001*11 3D Homers by George Mitterwald and 399 129 ' tjoa*A.IV-«r. xara. ninth loss against 12 wins for the Carty, Cle 363 115 6'/2”x15” per roll »6’® Rick Monday and two unearned runs I WIUOW STRUT CHtSHIRC. CONNtCTICUT Dodgers. enabled the Cubs to score their win Garr, Chi 354 111 Mels 7. Pirates t over the Expos. Ray Burris went Lynn, Bos 351 109 Jon Matlack received credit for his seven innings for his eighth win while Munson, NY 409 128 11th victory for the Mets with the Don Stanhouse was the loser Del Rivers, NY 436 133 TOMATO two-inning relief help of Skip Unscr hit his eighth homer of the Home Runs G a s Stingy Lockwood Joe Torre and Leo Foster year for the Expos. NATIONAL LEAGUE: Kingman, 76 Mfcvry STAKES NY 32; Schmidt. Phil 29; Foster, Cin 23; Monday, Chi, Morgan. Cin and Robinson. Pitt 18. MONTEGO $ 3 5 0 Bulls name Gilmore^- AMERICAN LEAGUE; Bando, 6 Oak 20; L. May, Balt 19; Jackson. 12-6’ pcs. Balt and Hendrick. Clev 18; Rice and Several to diopae 4-Door Yastrzemski, Bos and Thompson, NEW YORK (ItP l) — The Chicago Moses Malone lor a $350,000 price Hulls took a major step toward retur­ Det 16. festec tag. Lucas and Malone are expected SEAL-O-MATIC ASPHALT ning to respectability Thursday when to combine with Bill Walton to give Kiitis Rutted In When a letter or card horn someone far away brightens your day... answer ttxlay. they named Artis Gilmore, one of the the Trail Blazers one of the NATIONAL LEAGUE: Foster, Cin Call today. game s best defensive centers, as strongest's front courts in the NBA. 93; Morgan. Cin 78; Schmidt. Phii 76; If you wait till you find time to compose a letter, you just might forget. their top selection in the National Chicago, picking first by virtue of Kingman, NY and Luzinski. Phii 72. Enjoy the personal give and take of Long Distance. You can get to the point faster. And Basketball Association dispersal having the worst won-lost record in AMERICAN LEAGUE: Munson. P e r draft get your point across. (And so can they.) SHINGLES the NBA last season, tabbed NY 72; Mayberry, KC 69; Chambliss. Plllirtd hardtop. Saddle oronza matalllo, power S q u a r e hor the privilege of signing Gilmore, hoping the 7-fool-2 center NY 68; Y astrzem ski, Bos^and ataaring, power brakaa. automatic, waw radial tiraa, Save by dialing direct anytime, without operator assistance. When you owe someone Gilmore the Bulls must pay $1 1 would fill their pressing need for a Burroughs. Tex 66. vinyl trim, AM radio, protacllva body aid* molding. an answer, Long Distance is the answer. rmllion to the NBA dominant center Stock No. 0C4. The Portland Trail Blazers un­ The dispersal draft was designed to Pitching derwent a drastic face lift, sending distribute the 20 players on the Most A'ielurieH CASH & CARRY high-,scoring backcourt man Geoff (Herald photo by Dunn) *4343 rosters of the now defunct Kentucky NATIONAL LEAGUE: Jones. SD Petrie and forward .Steve Hawes to Colonels and Spirts of St Louis Long Distance is the answer. Atlanta in exchange for the Hawks' 18-6; Koosman. NY 13-7: Richard, franchises, both of which were not in­ Championship Colt Baseball Leaguers Hou 13-11: Carlton. Phil 12-4: Lon­ No 2 pick in the draft. cluded in the recent ABA-NBA Picking second behind the Bulls, borg. Phil 12-6: Ruthven. All and Sut­ « < » / Southern New England Telephone merger Four clubs from the ABA Vt inner of the 1976 (jolt Inler-Town BuHehull League was the IMiinelieHler Merehanlit’ ton. LA 12-9. Portland selected forward Maurice will play in the NBA next season—the entry. .S(|uu(l ineinhern, front row, left to riplit, Dave While, Hrian IMatre, Dennis J«>y, AMERICAN LEAGUE: Figueroa. Lucas and agreed to pay $300,000 for New York Nets, the Indiana Pacers, Brian Daigle, Boh Stoker. Top row, Al iliitehinaon, Jeff Berinaii, Slevt- Pyka, Tom tONN.«Pkm«4}-SUS his services. With the seventh pick of NY 14-6; P alm er. Balt 14-10: . aiSCiNtltST..MANCHiSTia the Denver Nuggets and the San An­ Boland, Dave Koaki, Craig OHirout, Coaeli Boh Boland. Alisenl were Creg llolmea. Garland. Balt 13-2; Leonard, KC 13- tg$AUCHtSTtlt the draft, the Trail Blazers obtained tonio .Spurs Coach John Newcomb. 4; Fitzmorris, KC 13-7; Travers, Mil 13-8. PAGE EKJUT — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester,^onn , Fri,. Aug. 6. 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., Aug 6, 1976 — PAGE NINE Answer to Previous Puzzle The Body s Spulick-Ambrose Charles M. Schultz ACROSS 63 Perfect 64 Curved bone 5 r Dear Abby t Limb 65 Printing SUMMER YOUTH SCENE 4 Thorax measures I HAVE TO 6 0 ^ m CAN ^ I PON T KNOW VOUR THAT'S THE Y YOU'RE 9 Pedal digit Julie Ann Ambrose of Vernon and 66 Action (Fr.) HOME TOPAV... LAST NAME! I DON'T WAY IT GOES, WEIRD Compiled and l^rilLen By Summer Aclivliies in M anckesier (SAM). 12 Oklahoma 67 Paid notices WRITE ALL YOU John Alan Spulick of Manchester By Abigail Van Buren Indian WILL ITBEOKAV WANT,8(JT I KNOW YOUR APPI7ESS' LAMBCAKE.'i A4AROEI DOWN IF I WRITE were married March 13 at South 13 Eagle's nest WON'T ANSWER 14 Certain 1 Fertile soil TOVOtl’ f r United Methodist Church in railways (coll.) 2 Diminutive Manchester. 15 Indonesian of suffix m § The bride is the daughter of Mr. Mindanao^ 3 Prod 23 Positive 46 To Strip uf Don't Try to Hide 18 Toothed (Fr.) 4 Dead body electrodes rigging Young and old to unite and Mrs. John Ambrose Jr. of 28 17 At Ihe age of 5 ------Haw24 Largest Preposition Scott Dr. The bridegroom is the son (Latin) 6 Sea eagle arteries Skeleton part 16 Ways of of Mr and Mrs. Richard Spulick of 42 Couple's Split 7 Take a seat 25 Not any Nothing (Fr.) Young and old alike arc invited to t enter springs Park'^ Activities to get rid of the equally damaging communication 6 Used in 26 Verbal Word of Woodbridge St. 20 Concise chewing 27 Olfactory sorrow K come and take part in an age- planned for the hopefully sunny day disillusionment with youth that The Rev. Robert F’Idridge of South 22 Feminine 9 Lachrymal organ Girl's name .spanning sporting summer tifter- include a cookout. many different senior citizens and other adults often name drop 29 Chinese Geraint's wife United Methodist Church performed 24 Sound of 10 Spanish noon. The Senior (’ itizen-Youth Field games such as volleyball, checkers, get from accounts of drug abuse or pagodas Protesters the double-ring ceremony. delight cheers 31 Seep (slang) Day. as the event is called, is an ef­ and Krisbcc. and a scavenger hunt, other troublesome behavior by young By Abigail Van Buren 25 Negative prefix 11 Femous Italian 32 Russian city 58 riie bride, given in marriage by Netherlands Mickey Finn — Morris Weiss fort to close the gap between for which local merchants arc people. (D by Ch«i|o Tribune H. V, Newt Synd. Inc. 28 Within (comb. family 33 Resist city her father, wore a gown designed form) 10 Diphthong 36 Bishop's-wort 59 Egyptian generations, to join together the un­ donating gift certificates as prizes Tbe SAM 1976 Senior Citizen-Youth 3 0 ----- of mouth 21 Hearing (bot.) 0-0 with Fm pire waist, long fitted pleasure god YOU K N O W WHAT fW /£ /V ARE I TOLD you THAT tamed vigor of youth with the Field Day is planned as a day of fun. (palqte) organs 40 Ear 60 Dine 1 SAID ABOUT PHON- GOIN' TO IT WON'T BE EASY/ The day Is planned to erase the sleeves, Victorian neckline, and a 34 Mountain ANOTHER WEEK I KNOW HE TOLD IMO ME/ LUCKILY. SAM hopes that this get-together of DEAR ABBY: Last year, our daughter was married in a SEE SOME OF NELL ISN'T STUPID wisdom of years (comb, form) 1 2 3 4 6 6 7 6 9 10 11 HAS GONE BY ME NE\/ER TO CALL NELL IS OUT IN THE YOUR WIFE'S damaging attitudes which cause ruffled train trimmed with Not­ teautiful church wedding, after which she moved to another SINCE I HEARD HIM-BUT I DON'T — SO WE'VE GOT The afternoon of the ages is this young and old will spur on continuing 35 Lion sound GARDEN/ MOW WHAT MONEY"? TO BE PATIENTI youth to stereotype senior citizens as tingham lace Her fingertip veil was state. She is back home now (alone) for what friends and 13 14 FROM RUSS! 15 IT, CONNIE? Sunday Aug t5, from t to 5 p m at efforts for the two groups to com­ 36 Tender "over the hill" and unproductive, and attached to a .luliet cap and she relatives assume is a "visit.” Actually, Doris (not her real 37 U.S. iS 16 17- municate government carried a bouquet of pink roses, name) has left her husband, but nobody knows it yet. agency (ab.) \i 19 20 21 white carantions. and baby's breath We have asked her not to announce it because we still 39 Facts 1 1 1 Miss Kalhy-.lo Lemire of Tolland have hopes that she and her husband will patch up their 41 Buddhist sect h 73 24 differences. But Doris insists that there's no chance for a 42 Elementary 1 was maid of honor Bridesmaids reconciliation. 43 Isaac's son 26 27 is 129 30 31 32 33 were Mrs Betty-Ann Brown of (Bib.) 1 Abaddon will rock atNebo Abby, what should we tell people when she stays and H 35 36 44 Days ol yore Warehouse Point, the bridegroom's stays? Doris says she wants to see a lawyer here who’s a 1 (archaic) 37 3d 40 Mt. Nebo will rock tomorrow night handles the guitar work in their lew original .songs. Three of the band sister; and Mrs. Claudia Spulick of 4 / friend of her father's, but we’re urging her to wait a while. 45 Genus of 1 as the group Abaddon takes the stage music, while Barry Callahan backs members appeared at a SAM concert South Carolina, the bridegroom's Once she sees a lawyer about a divorce, the cat will be out of rodents 42 him up on bass The foursome played the bag and the whole town wiU start talking. She says she 47 Theater sign and plays some heavy rock lor the last summer in the group Mantus. sister-in-law. Miss Tina Ambrose of 49 Nervous 1 Boutot Photo doesn't care, but we do. 46 4 ? 47 46 SAM crowd The concert will start at Tuesday night at the Brave Bull but Abaddon vocalist Bob Brown Vernon, the bride's sister, was junior system center Doris is 23 and her husband is 25. She refuses to say why 49 52 54 55 8 p.m. tomorrow and last until 11 It nightclub says the band that will play 52 Not outer SO 61 63 bridesmaid Miss Michelle Warner ol Mr. tinti Mr.'S. John \. Spiili<-k she left him. How should we handle this? 56 Lubricate Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermeer is a free concert. tomorrow is very different from 56 57 58 59 60 61 Their brand of music is basically Vernon, and Miss Johnett Ambrose DORIS' MOTHER 57 Ancient [fob Brown is lead singer for the Mantus. ol Vernon, the bride's sister, were stringed A WORD OF FOR 43 YEARS THAT WHAT heavy rock. They play songs by instrument 62 63 64 HE NEVER group. Brad Britney carries the beat Come and find out for yourself how flower girls. DEAR MOTHER: What's to handle? Your daughter la 61 Single thing ENCOURAGEMENT MAN HAS HAP A RECEIVED PIP Robin Trower. Led Zeppelin, and Manchester. Raymond Warner of residing in Manchester 66 66 67 they sound. 62 Educational along on his drums Jim Brennan Black Sabbath, as well as offering a Richard Spulick Jr. of South Vernon was junior usher Mrs. Spulick is employed at the an adult, and since she has asked for no advice or counsel 1 WORKS WONDERS.' GRUPGE AGAINST < HIS TOM MIX YOU from you, the best thing you can give her Is your group (a b ) Carolina was his brother s best man. A reception was held at the Garden Brass Key Restaurant in THE POST OFFICE.' DECODING TELL Ushers were Steve Brown of wholehearted support. Your biggest concern seems to be RING HIM 7 Grove in Manetjester, after which the Manchester Mr. Spulick is employed "what to tell people." Tell them the tnithl Warehouse Point, the bridegroom's couple left for the Pocono Mountains at Economy Electric Supply in ^1 brother-in-law. and Peter Hickv of in Pennsylvania. The couple is Manchester. DEAR ABBY: I just read the letter from the woman Win at Bridge ■i whose husband reads all the time. It annoyed her, but I can understand how he feels because that’s the way I am. You Bruce takes safer route might call us "bookaholics.” Ilf 1 always have something lo read with me. I read if I’m NORTH (D) 6 he made no effort to make eating alone or taking a bath. I read while I'm walking down A J 10 3 2 Quinn-Langford the street or waiting for a red light. 1 read while waiting for seven since the game was V J total points. an elevator, or standing in line at a checkout counter. It .0 - ♦ AJ952 The first trick accounted for makes the time go faster and calms my nerves. A A64 If I don't have something to read, and I have a few nine. 10. queen and ace of spades Dave drew trumps Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence Linda Grace Langford of June 12 at South United Methodist Robert Babcock of Leonia, N.J The minutes to spare, I become very upset and even physically WEST EAST sick. * 9 5 *KQ764 with three leads while chuck­ Manchester and Joseph Michael Church in Manchester. bridegroom is the son of Mr and Mrs. V852 V763 ing two diamonds from dum­ AND YOU, MV DEAR EVER SINCE I THE POOR FELLOW5 ARE \ I i HE 5 R t e H T t ! SEATTLE BCX)KAHOLIC CHAP-- HOVV LONS 60T A LOOK AT Quinn of Simsbury were married The bride is the daughter of Mrs. William Quinn of Simsbury ♦ Q 8 6 4 ♦? my Then he led the eight of OBVIOU5LY HARBORING A DBBP spades East took his king and HAVE y o u TEN PEP YOU. LACKWITZl HOSTILITY TO GOCIETV: ^ The Rev Robert Eldridge of DEAR BOOKAHOLIC: I'm all for reading, but reading AJ9S3 AKQ10 6 TO IPENTIFY WITH played the king of clubs. Dum­ Manchester performed the double­ while walking down the street or waiting for a red light can SOUTH my's ace won Dave discarded \(- ring ceremony Miss Christy Nichols be hazardous to one’s health. A A 8 V A K g 10 9 4 his last club on the jack of of Manchester was soloist and 6 K 10 3 spades, ruffed a club, played DEAR ABBY: Just lo put an end to the controversy guitarist. A 7 2 his last two trumps while about why a man would wear only one earring: MY reason The bride, given in marriage by Neither vulnerable chucking the last spade and is simple—I lost the other one. her brother-in-law, John McNamara West .North East South club from dummy ONE OF A KIND 1 ♦ I A 2 V ol Waldwick, N.J . wore a gown of East did his best by chuck­ Everyone has a problem. What's yours? For a personal Pass 2 N T Pass 4 N T ing his last two spades, but Qiana designed with flowered print Pass 5 V Pass 5 N T reply, write to ABBY: Box No. 69700, L.A., Calif. 90069. West had to throw a diamond lace bodice, and pink flowered lace Pass 6 * Pass 6 V Enclose stamped, self-addressed envelope, please. somewhere along the way s trim on gown and train She carried a Pass Pass Pass Dave decided he only did this 8-6 bouquet of pink and white pompons, Opening lead - 9 A because he had nothing but carnations, stephanotis and baby's diamonds in his hand, breath with lace trim Astro-graph By Oswald & Jam es Jacoby whereupon it was a simple Alley Oop — Dave Graue matter to play West for the Miss Laura Laws of Leonia, N J . Today’s hand should present By BERNICE BEDE OSOL diamond queen. Cross-country races finish served as maid ol honor no problem to'any of you TH E NATIVE. AMEVRO. HE SPOKE THE TRUTH, Bridesmaids were Mrs. Rosemary readers or to the ordinary TOLD ME HE THOUGHT a l l e y OOP/ CUR POOD races among youth 12 years old and For Saturday, Aug. 7. 1976 VOU AND 'OUR PEOTUE STORES HAVE RUN OUT Last week, runners completed the in the first two runnings of the 3.5- Slade ol Burlington, the SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) bridge player The small slam younger, who raced 1 mile. ARIES (March 21-Apr1l 19) You -won't enjoy the company wheels in if South can locate WERE aOlKie HUNGRY/ AND OUR STOMACHS ARE final in a series of three cross­ milc competition, finally landing the STARTI)si<3 TO s h r i n k ! bridegroom's sister; Mrs. Jean Once your ambitions are of dullards today, but you will Ihe queen of diamonds. You country races sponsored this top spot in the last race, with his best Fifty people competed in two or McNamara ol Waldwick. tbe bride s aroused today there isn't any have a ball being with friends readers all see it in the West summer by SAM. Racing at the MCC three of the races, and thus received time. Bruce Bayles ended up first sister; Mrs Mary Jane Viara ol doubt about your getting what who are active and on the go. hand. The ordinary declarer a mug. The largest division was you go after. Just be sure to set Select lively companions. A New York reader wants to soccer field Wednesday. July 28. 54 overall in the high school division, Manchester and Mrs Liza Josephites doesn't see it, but the simple youth 12 years old and younger, in worthwhile targets. know if Harry Fishbein and distance runners competed in the which also raced 3.5 miles. ol West Hartford SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. play is to finesse against West John Crawford who died which 17 people received mugs. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) 21) You're rather daring today most popular of the weekly James Johnson of Danbury served and he takes the simple play earlier this year were among Among those 26-35 years old. Tom Eleven college division runners ran You may have to be a trifle where a chance for personal When the late David Bruce, Wednesday contests as best man. Ushers were George assertive today In order to get gain is concerned. Be enter­ the original 10 life masters Davie took the prize for top man who was life master number Anyone who crossed the finish line at least two races, and eleven 26-35- your Ideas across to others. It prising. but don't take wild The answer is no Harry after three runnings of the 3.5-mile Quinn of Simsbury, tbe bridegroom's one. played it in the final in at least two of the three races got a year-olds did. too. Only two in the can be done without ruffling risks was life master 15 and John contest, Lori Veal got the trophy m brother; Paul Roth ol Fairfield; anyone's feathers. round of the 1938 Vanderbilt life master 19. mug as a token for their efforts. women's division got mugs, although CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. the women's division for best perfor­ Joseph Radzewicz of East Hartford; Those who finished first m their stan­ four girls 12 and under got mugs lor QEMINI (May 21-Jur>« 20) You 19) It may be necessary to mance in that 1.5-mile race, and John and Paul Koslrowski of Chatham. have a talent today (or making speak up today, to protect your dings from all three races combined running in the youth division. Btrry’s World A N J Ringbearers were Steven Slade from the old and discarded Interests. Defend that which llafner finished at the top of the pack Three people in the joggers' divi­ received a trophy. of Burlington, the bridegroom s something useful and func­ you believe to be right. in the jogger's divisio. also a 1 5-mile sion got mugs, but the over 35 set did tional. Put your skills to work The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions Jeff Geyer won the trophy for nephew; and Michael McNamara ol A6UARIU8 (Jin. 20-Flt>. 19) race. not turn out anyone who completed around the house. overall first in the college division Waldwick. the bride's nephew Your Investigative (acuities are Mike Roy took top spot after three two of the three races. CANCER (June 21-July 22) It exceptionally sharp today. A 1 18-25 years old) He came in second /...DIDN'T b a r k , d ig A reception was held at the may be your lot today to stand YYSLL. good time for projects needing OINO WA9 A IN THE G A R D E N ..., Lee Studio Buckboard Restaurant in Glaston­ up for someone you're fond of DON'T research and fact-finding. realjGOoo eov ’ OR CHASE A CAT/ J U S T S T A N D who isn't as bold as yourself. TOOAVa F R E D / bury, alter which the couple left lor PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) TNEKB-CALL M Don't let another intimidate r. and Mrs. .loscpli M. > HiX inc SAM is planning an overnight bicy­ Joel Clarke Rouse, built in 1737, Boston Tpke . Bolton, has been SLURP... WILL YA QUIT , In addition to the creative crafts on Center, Memphis. Tenn., where he cle trip to Fast Granby Saturday, Roach is also attracted to the idea of assigned lo Lowry AFB. Colo., alter SNAFFLIN' UP TH display along the pathways ol the will attend a 14-week aviation elec­ Aug 14, Anyone interested in going swimming in the Tariffville Gorge. completing Air Force basic training MEIiCHANDISE 7 . park, music will be vibrating the air tricians mate school. He is a 1976 Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick along should call the trip leader, The travelers will camp on Peak Airman Giglio will receive behind Mary Cheney Library at the graduate of Manchester High School ■lohn Roach, as soon as possible. Mountain along the Metacomet Trail specialized training in Ihe missile park Folk-rock tunes are to be the JUST AS I THAT MEANS WE CAN VOUR 'j Cyclists will ride the 35 miles north Saturday night, and return in the late N electronics field. TriOU6KT-~- METHOP OF ALWAYS M.O- ' order of the day as guitar-toting Paul W. Stackpole Jr., son of Mr. to Fast Granby the morning of Aug. afternoon on Sunday. There will bo a He is a 1971 graduate of Bolton IT'S HANPBA6 jOPERATlON.BOYS.' COUNT CALLS minstrels take the stage. and Mrs. Paul Stackpole ol 24D 14, Once in FJast Granby, near the meeting to make the necessary High School. His wife. Kim, is Ihe HARRY.' THAT WE PROFESSIONAL ON you FOR SIX Light lunch will be available at the .Sycamore Lane, has enlisted in the PEASANT Massachusetts border, the travelers plans, before the trip. The engagement of Miss Ann Eps­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Sullivan CRIMINOLOSISTS TO MONTHS OF park from a vendor offering such Navy's School Guarantee Program COSTUME HAVE l e a r n e r tell BRAGOIN' will visit such places as Old Newgale All arc welcome to come tein of Washington, D C., formerly of of 204 Oak Grove St. ^1 food as hoi dogs and hamburgers to and is undergoing recruit training at THREW ME t h a t people of U6 NOW That Prison. Spoimville Bridge, and the exploring. Manchester and Hartford, to David I. craftsmen and browsers. the Naval Recruit Training Center, OFF u n til 1 LOWER INTELJ.I-. HOW YOU'VE This Funny World Brandwein of Alexandria, Va, has Navy Machinist's Mate 3.C. Chris­ Ace — WIrth Orlando, Fla. REC06NIIEP YOU LUCKEP been announced by her parents. Mr. tian A. Morlensen, son of Margaret ■■rn-frr THE M.O..' -CREATURES OF PIP IT, OUT When Stackpole completes recruit Am pilihians sought lo rac<* in hialhlon and Mrs. Benjam in Epstein of W Bernard of 3 West St. Ext , An­ MAJOR! training, he will be transferred to the Morristown, N J. dover. is serving as a crewmember Naval Training Center, Great Lakes. BLIT, SIRE, I N ( IF YA d o n 't s t a r t Ihe second 1976 SAM biathlon will The dry-land portion of the speed cballenge and compete in the race. aboard the guided missile cruiser 111., where he will attend a 10-week NEED ENERGY TO L— . GIVIN' BETTER be Thursday, Aug. 12. at Globe contest proceeds east out of the To register, athletes need only show Mr. Brandwein is the son of Mr. USS Gridley. hospital corpsman school. He is a PUSH THIS VMLEAGE, YER Hollow The race consists of running Globe Hollow lot on Spring St., south up at Globe prior to the race's start and Mrs. Herbert Brandwein ol 128 A graduate of Rham High School. HEAVY CART.4 FIRED.' 1976 graduate of Manchester High a two-mile loop starting from the on Dartmouth Rd., west on Fern St., at 6:,30 p m. Ferguson Rd. Hebron, he joined the Navy in Oc­ School. Globe Hollow parking lot, then retur­ north on Main St., and cast again on tober 1974. His ship is homeporled in HMMM ning to Globe after the foot race to Spring St., ending back at Globe for Tbe bride-elect was graduated San Diego. James F. Watts, son of Mr. and plunge into the pool and swim one- the swim. SAM informations from Manchester Higb School in 1967 hall mile and received her B.A. degree in Mrs. Leland F’. Watts of 31 N. Elm All are invited to take up the The Summer Youth Scene is put history from George Washington St., recently enlisted in the Navy's together every week by George University, where .she was a member nuclear power program and is un­ Sweetnam, lor Summer Activities in of Phi Beta Kappa. She received her dergoing recruit training at the Manebester (SAM). SAM is a part ol College Grad 1 ^E E P L IN S IS I\ext SAM movie features M A. degree in history from Yale Naval Training Center. Great Lakes, THEIR M.O. ■ the Manche.ster Recreation Depart­ University in 1974. She is employed III. 8-6 ment devoted to providing town t h e GUV catacombs^ crypts, chills as a program assistant at the Upon completion of recruit youth with meaningful activities OVER THERE .^1 Graduate School lor the United training. Watts will attend a 22-week DVMI I. It. III the lulure. me iiione is lull of during the summer. The SAM office Short Ribs — Frank Hill ON OOUBte , Although SAM cannot print here States Department of Agriculture. electronic technician school at Great spine-tingling, skin-crawling, breath­ (649-25061 is at the Nike Site. PO I IT.lt RUNNERS/ the title of the next SAM movie Lakes before being transferred to the THE AMERICAN ROUTICAL 3 AGREE. ALL THATE NOT’ slopping ghosties and goblins and This summer, Dave Jacobs is SAM Her fiance was graduated from because of technical legal restric­ Nuclear Power School in Orlando. SYSTEM IS REAU-V PRIMARIES ARE THE P A R T things that go bump in the night. coordinator. He works with Sweet­ Carnegie-Mellon University where HARP TO FOLLOW. 3 OONT S E T ., tions in the film rental agreement, Fla. He is a 1976 graduate of PlFFICULT X) UNOER^ANP. If all the clues leave you cold, and he received a B.S. degree in 26 Gardner St. we can say that it is the story of live nam. SAM page editor, and 12 SAM Manchester High .School. you will not be happy unless you chemical engineering. He received a B.A. degree people who get separated while aides who help out at concerts, know the movie's title, call the SAM movies, and other SAM events. All J.D. degree from the University of Northwestern touring ancient catacombs, and then ollice at 649-2506 and the people there are paid by the Town of Manchester. Connecticut Law School in 1974. He is Universilv meet up with a bizarre Crypt Keeper Airman Karen L. Fisller. daughter will be glad to tip you off. an attorney with the U. S. Fm- Their fears become stark terror Also paid for SAM work is Bill Brin- of Mr. and Mrs. Charles M Fisller of The movie will be shown Tuesday vironmental Protection Agency when the Crypt Keeper gives them damoiir. who directs the SAM 206 Center Rd . Vernon, has A nigbl at 8:30 at Ml. Nebo Admission summer theater, which tours this The couple is planning a .Sept. 12 glimpses of what is in store lor each graduated from Ihe Defense Infor­ is, ol course, free Week wedding PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., Aur. 6, 1976

.. . ' ■.tr.T-X- ■ Obituaries Omar Shriner r wins lottery , Seldon Spencer of Wethersfield is Atty. Joe Conti dies going to put his $100,000 state lottery Ally. Joseph A. Conti, 50, died He had served as counsel for the winnings into expanding his Traveler’s Motor Lodge off 1-91 at Thursday night at Hartford Hospital. Manchester Housing Authority and the Rocky Hill line. He was the husband of Mrs. Patricia for the former Northeast Refuse Horan Conti. Disposal District Spencer, 67, is retired from Mr. Conti was born Dec. 19, 1925 in He began his legal career as a Hamilton Standard. Hartford, son of Mrs. Rose Martino clerk in the Common Pleas Court and He is known to Manchester Conti of Manchester and the late At­ for the past seven years was Shriners because he belongs to Omar Shrine Club. ty. Francis .1. Conti, and had lived in associated with Atty. David Colas. The numbers drawn last night are Manchester since 1935. He was a 1944 Before being admitted to the bar, 23-Yellow-026. graduate of Manchester High School he was employed as a senior and received a B S degree in engineering aid with the town's economics in 1949 from the Universi­ Engineering Department, Fire damages ty of Connecticut and his law degree Atty. Conti was a member of the in 1961 from the university. local, state and national bar storage area associations and a charter member of Manchester Lodge of Elks. He also A smokey fire of unknown cause in belonged to the Civitan Club and was the storage area of the Ledgecrest a former member of the Town Apartments on Brooklyn St., Democratic Committee. He was a Rockville forced over 40 tenants out communicant of St. James Church of the building Thursday afternoon. Other survivors are a son, Richard The Rockville Fire Department S Conti of Manchester; and three responded to the 1:23 p.m. call and brothers. Francis J. Conti. were able to confine the fire to the Manchester building inspector. storage room. Fire resistant sheetrock helped contain the fire, Angelo M. Conti of Hartford and said Fire Chief Donald Maguda. Pasquale M Conti of Old Saybrook, The funeral is Monday at 8:15 a m. Aiding at the scene were members of the Vernon Fire Department and from Holmes Funeral Home, 400 the Tolland Ambulance. There were Main St., with a Mass at St. James no injuries. Church at 9. Burial will be in Ml. St. Benedict Cemetery, Bloomfield. Windham nurses Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 end picketing pm WILLIMANTIC (U P D - Picketing The family suggests that any by 50 striking registered nurses at memorial gifts may be made to the the Windham Community Memorial National Kidney Foundation. 116 E Hospital has stopped, according to Joseph A. Conli 27th St., New York, N.Y., 10016. Get tips from instructor Mary Lou Millar, negotiator for the Greg Lessard (left) and Cord Bridgeman (center) receive some tips on installing a piston Connecticut Nurses Association. Katherine T. Pelletier of East Hart­ from instructor Adrian Groot. Greg and Cord are among the ten students taking part in a Ms. Millar said Thursday that William J. IVIletier ford; his paternal grandmother, Mrs. summer auto mechanics course sponsored by a federally funded jobs program. The picketing efforts have been EAST HARTFORD - The funeral Hattie Pelletier of Val Lambert, suspended since Tuesday. She said students work 17 hours a week and are also paid for the eight hours each week that they the nurses have decided to take tem­ of Marine Ret. William J. Pelletier. Canada; and his maternal grand­ spend taking the course. (Herald photo by Pinto) 17, of 14 Norman Dr., who died parents, Mr and Mrs. Bouchard porary jobs elsewhere or to spend Wednesday as a result of an apparent Lajoie of Waterville, Maine. their time at home with their selfiinflicted gunshot wound at the children. Marine training center, Parris Island, S.C.. is Monday at 8:15 a m. from Newkirk and Whitney Funeral Mrs. Norman Fleischer Youths learn auto mechanics About town Home, 318 Burnside Ave., with ROCKVILLE - Mrs Joan Hicks Mass at St. Rose Church. Fleischer, 45, of West Hartford, died The Organization of the Han­ Loit and Fc Burial will be in Hillside Tuesday at her home. She was the dicapped will elect officers at its Cemetery. Full military honors will wife of Norman Fleischer who and get paid for it, too meeting Monday from 7:30 to 9 p.m. be accorded at graveside. LOST - Blac formerly was employed at the White- at the Mayfair Gardens social hall. flea colla Friends may call at the funeral Gibson Funeral Home (now the of the garage that is having its enough time to do it all," he said, Main and N. Main Sts. The meeting is M a n c h est home Saturday and Sunday from 3 to White-Gibson-Small Funeral Home! » v GREG PEARSON pistons replaced. Groot called the summer auto open to all persons who are han­ Answers to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. She is also survived by a son. Herald Ri-porlt-r "There are eight pistons in an program "exceptional." dicapped under the age of 65 and 7862. The youth was born in Hartford and The private graveside service will Spending hours underneath an engine. If you've got 20 kids in a His students also had words of living east of the Connecticut River. had lived in East Hartford all his life. be in Maple Grove Cemetery, automobile may not be your idea of LOST-Poin class, it's tough." he said. praise for the program. Directions may be obtained by He was graduated in June from Mechanics Falls, Maine. the best way to spend a warm August white, tag] Groot also likes the length of each Cord Bridgeman said, "It's great. calling 646-7786 or 646-7307. Howell Cheney Regional Vocational- The White-Gibson-Small Funeral morning, but for ten Manchester Eastford C daily session. You get right into the car and start vicinity. Toi Technical School in Manchester and Home, 65 Elm St., is in charge of youths, the opportunity to repair cars "During the school year, kids are doing something. It isn’t like you're The State Department of World 522-2155. joined the Marine Corps after arrangements is educational and financially rewar­ in here for 50 minutes a class. It just sitting behind a desk." War I Veterans will meet Sunday at 2 graduation. There are no calling hours. ding. takes about that long to take an • Jeff Zweeres crawled out from p.m. at the Rocky Hill Veterans LOST- Black Survivors are his parents, Antonio The family suggests that any The ten youths are enrolled in an engine apart. That means the mor­ beneath a car he was working on to Hospital. ty Fountain and Patricia Lajoie Pelletier of Nor­ memorial gifts may be made to Em­ auto mechanics course taught by ning class will take the engine apart, to Impy, rew man Dr : a brother, Patrick V. say, "Fve always been interested in manuel Lutheran Church, 311 Capitol Adrian Groot, who teaches and the afternoon group will put it Members and advisors of John after 5. Pelletier of East Hartford, a sister. cars. In the class, we work on cars all Ave., Hartford. automotives at Manchester High together With four hours, there's Mather Chapter, Order of DeMolay, School The students learn about the time. " LOST- Sav will meet tonight at 7:30 at Holmes number 046-C repairing cars and get paid for it, too Funeral Home, 400 Main St., to pay Area Police Sounds like an ideal situation, National Ban respects to the late Richard L. pany, North doesn't i f The ten students are Fire calls Brown, a former member of the fice. Applic among the 119 Manchester youths chapter. paymentnt. who are employed this summer Youth faces rape eharge M aiiclicstcr Brooklyn St , Rockville. (Rockville, Ver­ through the federally sponsored Thursday, 6:06 p.m. —Car fire. 303 Correction LOST- Small "Comprehensive Youth Work non Co. 1 to the scene; Tolland, Vernon red, blue an( Woodbridge St. (Eighth District) Co. 2 standby) The American Freedom Train will Vernon Police arrested a 15-year- South Windsor Experience Program." Thursday, 10:59 p m. —Odor of gas, 689 be in Meriden Aug. 13 through Aug. Possibly ne< Thursday, 2:20 p.m. —Accident in market or ^ old boy Thursday and charged him Gary Rolsma, 21, of Topsfields,' The program places the youngsters Main St. (Town) North Coventry. 15 and not this weekend as reported with first-degree sexual assault and in part-time jobs with nonprofit Today, 11:23 a m.—Dryer fire, 29 Diane sentimental Mass, escaped serious injury Thursday, 2:29 p.m. —Grass fire, Ver­ in Wednesday’s Herald. The train call 649-3219 third-degree assault. Thursday at 4:48 p.m. when his businesses. They work 25 hours a Dr. (Town) non Circle. (Vernon Cos. 2 and 3) will be open to the pulic Aug. 13 from The charges stem from the alleged motorcycle slid into a car's path, was week and are paid $2 31 an hour rolliind County Today. 5:21 a m. —Auto accident, Rt, 6 to 10 p.m. and Aug. 14 and 15 from 8 FRANK AND rape of a 16-year-old girl in a wooded run over, and burst into flames, The ten who are enrolled in the Thursday. 1:23 p.m —Structure fire. 83, Ellington. a.m. to 10 p.m. area off Rau St. in Rockville auto course get an extra-special deal. police said. 5SB Police said the girl stumbled into a Rolsma was driving the motorcy­ They work 17 hours a week and spend i:jv«eeeeeeee«*4’e44e44e44e^ee^^^ local business firm at 5:42 pm cle eastbound on Pleasant Valley Rd. an additional eight taking the course NORMANDIE Motor Inn ■it K A T H Y S A YS: " H A T IV S P E A C H E S ARE claiming sbe had just been raped behind the car driven by Jeannette with Groot They are paid for a full ■it DELICIOUS, VYHY NOT SERVE YOUR FAMILY She soon after gave police a descrip­ M. Plezia, 19, of 55 Elizabeth St. 25-hour work week. 1 York Street Old Orchard Beach, Me. PEACH SHORT CAKE FOR DESSERTI" tion of her assailant which police when she stopped at the stop sign by The course meets four mornings a NEW CROP OP MILTONS, MACS, M d PRIESTONl PEACHES used to apprehend the boy week from 8 a m to noon The class NATIVE: Buttwr S 8u««r Com, O rM n S YoUow S^u m K Ot m o S Spring Pond. Rolsma then attempted DIRECTLY ON THE OCEAN FRONT Yollow B oint, Cukot, RodMMO, Rod S Hoi Popporo, Look*, DUl. I 55 Ultra Modern Motel Units • Dally Meld Service He was transferred to the juvenile to go around her but the motorcycle is broken up into two .sections, so Sholl S Umo Bo o m , PkkUno Cukoo, Swtoo CiMrd, M Oroono, detention center in Hartford where each student attends two four-hour • Free T.V. • Cocktail Lounge • Snack Bar Turnipo. Impodod Rod Onkwto, Sooton Lottuoo, Sholoto, Chony slid out from under him and into the • on Street Parking Tomalooo, couiiflowor, BroceoU. he was being held this morning. path of the car driven by Ronald L. sessions per week. FRESH: Strowborrioo, Plumo. Pooeboo, Noctorinoo, Aprteoto, The girl received medical atten­ The classes, which arc held in the Reaaonabla Rataa Priced For All Pockstbooka Chorriot, W o to rm o l^ K«1 FruH, Bluobocrioo, Contoloupoo, Hall, 43, of 47 Faulknor Dr., Honoydowo, Crowohow Molono, Rod Bononoo, Plm tpploo. tion. police said Manchester, police said. auto garage at Manchester High SPECIAL RATES FOR GROUPS & BUS TOURS W f HAVE A lU P flV OP JAR UDS A CAIMIM JARS Ellington Rolsma rolled out of danger but the School, started on June 28 and will Write or Call lor Reservations W i CARRY A FULL LIMB OF mAPLB PMODUCU Michael W. Petrozza, 21, of 16 motorcycle was destroyed by the continue until Aug. 20 So far this Mr. a Mrs. Lionel Bouttard 207-034-2533 THRIFTY WEEKEND SPECIALS Bridge St., was charged with collision and resulting fire. summer, the two groups of : NATIVE TO M A TO E S ...... ib 39* operating under the influence of Both cars were driven from the mechanics have repaired 40 cars, JUST A FEW RESERVATIONS NATIVE CUCUM BERS...... 3iof39< alcohol or drugs after a car-house scene. There were no injuries Groot .said. LEFT FOR NATIVE GREEN BEANS (b 39< WINTNROF collision today at 5:20 a m. off Rt. 83, reported and no arrests. And the work hasn't just been NATIVE GREEN A YELLOW SQUASH 2 ib. 39< state police said. checking the oil and washing the win­ HAWAII NATIVE PEACHES ib 39< Petrozza was driving north on Rt. dows. They’ve rebuilt engines, NATIVE MILTON MACS, now crop...... -...2 Iba. 39< repaired clutches, and fixed brakes. IN THE FALL 83 when he began a left turn onto Meir Hymann. 35, of the Essex "CORE" ...... Non*Roturnablo Vt ^<^1* 75* Meadowbrook Rd about 250 feet Cars in need of repair are supplied Nov. 12 • 10 Days Motor Inn, E. Center St., Manchester by friends or even the students TWO ISLANDS OPEN DAILY ■ A.M. to S P.M. a SUNDAYS f A.M. to S P.M. short of the road, police said. He was arrested Thursday on a warrant • Worrw $9ll9mi Tborno NoraW,narafo, SundafouiKMf nPopora, t pArt Loftory TM ntt • crossed the southbound lane and themselves. Call Ua For Detalla charging him with criminal trespass “ THE KINO struck the house of John Limberger "There's a feeling of accomplish­ and (jisorderly conduct The charges OP ,Ir at 324 Somers Rd. (Rt. 83). ment for them, " Groot said It's real stem from an incident Monday at a O’KEEFE P R O D U C E r to them when they are working on m ania PERO The car was towed Petrozza suf­ Valley View Dr. residence. their own car." 276 OAKLAND ST., MANCHESTB • 643-6304 fered minor injuries but refused Hymann was released on a $1,000 Travel Agency 529-3321 treatment, police said. The small size of the classes is a 750 Silaslas Deans Hwy., Wei4thsraneld Rea. 649-3333 non-surety bond for appearance in big advantage for instructor Groot. He is scheduled to appear in Com­ Common Pleas Court 12 in East He pointed to an engine on one side mon Pleas Court 19 in Rockville Aug. Hartford Sept, 1. 24, We Have Done It Again H e ra ld Grand Opening COMING y e s te rd a y s August Bonanza "Tha Fuel Oil Co. That’s right. Miles Auto Sales has done It S Which S u e s You Money’ agaln...offerlng complete 25 years uko Charles N, Cromyett of Highland St. is named AUTO BODY SHOP chairman of the state coor­ B&B dinating committee for the Red Cross Regional Blood PAINTING SERVICE Program OIL CO. * Mrs. Florence Grant is BANISH UGLY FAT OfBVMC UP IS $0 COHVUOT installed as Pocahontas of 24 Hr. Burner Servli» COLLISION WORK Dakota Council, Degree of Get rid of excess fal and live longer • 24 Hr. Notice tor Pochahontas with the NEW Inple-action SUPER for­ ^ k o d a c o lo rTTlm"' And all under tha expert management of PETE M0NSEE8 Paia mula OORINEX Reducing Plan Contains Dtvtlop«d A Printed _ Delivery an amarmg Hunoer Tamer-clinically 10 yeurM uf'o • 200 Gel.iel. Minimum He wT'niV” '* '«'n.d experience wim e?E obH .. pioveo Oy a Leadjfig University Hospital • Autometlc Delivery He will give your car hie pereonal and loving attention. Thieves make off with a Take this remarkable tablet before N!12t:ti*2.89| Coup6R Xkitl XccQUwy Order I 400-pound safe containing each meal and follow the Super Diet Erwin "Tux" Tuxbury Plan You don't have to bailie your more than $1,600 in cash appefife' You are m control and you FREE ESTIMATES and checks from the Magic never miss a meal-even enjoy snacks " odacT lor fTi " 1 37.9 and desserts Oevtioped & Printed Mirror Beauty Salon on PER Q ALLO N Set your own goal-iose 10 20, or Main St. mure pounds' SUPER formula OORINEX is the comfortable appetite control way |20Sllli<3.99i iU i it"® I^Geupeo Must kccoaipMy Order ^ J | to lose weight No crash diels-N o 478 center street manchester strenuous exercise You lose the weight 36.9 HAVE WE HELPED you want or your money back' 700-1,oob QALS. YOU LATELY? Phon* PHOTO MANCHESTER SERVICE HOURS: MONDAY-FRIDAY 8 A.M.-B P.M. 943-2711. O T A D r <0 7-E le ven A 646-6604 SWP-Rin IMUC STOfSS Q I v iIl Call 64B-2947 ise in crest S t., s out Don. ment I and 0 the tant fire, Help Wanted 13 INDEX ibers : and PHONE FROM home to ser­ NOTICES vice our customers in the 1 Lott tnd Found were Manchester area, flexible 2 — P o r t o n t l i 3 — hours, super earnings, 249- Aiinouncomontt 4 — Enlerttinmtnl 7773. OFHCE HOURS 5 - A u c t io n s Monday-Friday 8:30 iM . to 5:00 P.NL SALES POSITION - Straight FINANCIAL Ptwnc Hours: S M L to S P.M. 6 Bond$*SlocKs*Mortgtgtt commissions, leads furnished 9 — PersontI Loans eting Saturday._.8 iNL to 12 Noon to home owners. Call 242-5402. 10 - In s u r a n c a ;s at EMPLOYMENT ACT NOW - Turn spare time orial ERRORS 13 Help Wanted into $gg! Be a Santa's 14 Business Opportunities ig to “ Mvortisors shouM check their ad the first day. Demonstrator, earn commig- 15 — Situation Wanted r the The Manchester Evening Herald shall not be liable gions up to 30%- or - have a E D U C A T I O N 18 Private Instructions for failure to publish an ad or for a typographic Toy & Gift Party in your that home and earn free gifts! Our 19 — Schools-Classes 2 0 - Instructions Wanted )e e n error or errors in publication except to the extent of 29th year! Call or write San­ said the cost of the ad for the first day's insertion. ta's Parties, Avon, Conn. REAL ESTATE 06001. Phone 1-673-3455. 2 3 Homes for Sale tem- Adjustment for errors is limited to the cost of that 24 — Lots-Land lor Sale ipend 2 5 — lnveslrr>ent Property portion of the ad where the error occurred.” STARTING to take 2 6 — Business Property their — applications for full time 2 7 Resort Property 2 6 — Real Estate Wanted c x u 643-2711 employment. Call 872-4515 between 10 a m. and 12 noon. MI8C. SERVICES An Equal Opportunity 31 Services Offered 3 2 — Painting-Papering Employer. 3 3 — 3uilding-Contracting 3 4 — Rooling-Sidmg RNs wanted for full time or 3 5 — Heating-Plumbing D 3 6 — F lo o r in g Han- part time 11 p.m. to 7 a m. Loot and Found 1 Lott and Found 1 3 7 — Moving-Trucking-Storage it its shifts. Apply to Directors of 3 6 - Services Wanted Nursing Mlmon Brook Con­ p.m. LOST - Black angora cat with MISC. FOR SALE LOST- Passbook number 26- valescent Home, off House hall, flea collar, vicinity of 41 Articles (or Sale 001199-3 Connecticut Bank & Street, Glastonbury. Phone 4 2 — Building Supplies ing is Manchester Parkade. Trust Company. Application 633-5244. 4 3 — Pets -Birds- Dogs han- Answers to Pepper. Call 649- made for payment. 4 4 — L iv e s t o c k 7862. 4 5 __ Boats & Accessories I and BOOKKEEPER-for construc­ 4 6 — Sporting Goods liver, LOST-Carcoal/white five- tion oriented businesses, in 4 7 — Garden Products LOST-Pointer, liver and — i by Vernon rea. Figure aptitude 4 8 A n t iq u e s white, tagged, Danielson. month male kitten, white flea 4 9 - Wanted to Buy and accuracy essential. Pre­ Eastford Conn. Manchester collar. Vicinity Oakland Manor Apartments. 649-2171. sent modern office facility. RENTALS vicinity. Tom Quinn, 649-2907, 5 2 Room s for Rent Send resume indicating Vorld 522-2155. 5 3 — Apartments lor Rent experience and salary 5 4 — Hom es for Rent y a t2 Penonalt 2 requirements to Manchester 5 5 _ Business (or Rent ;rans LOST- Black male cat, vicini­ 5 6 _ Resort Property (or Rent RIDE WANTED- Male wants Herald Box,N. — ty Fountain Village, answers 5 7 Wanted to Rent ride to Illinois first or second 5 8 - Misc (or Rent to Impy, reward. Call 289-2409 week of August. Will share AUTOMOBILE mechanic John after 5. AUTOMOTIVE expenses and driving. Call 643- wanted, new car preparation. 61 Autos (or Sale Good pay plus benefits. Apply — Trucks (or Sale lolay, LOST- Savings Passbook 4330. 6 2 in person only, Monday- 6 3 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale limes number 046-04)0229-8 Hartford Friday, 9 a m.-5 p.m. 6 4 — Molorcycles-Bicycles 3 pay National Bank and Trust Com­ 6 5 — Campers-Trailers-Mobile Auctlona 5 Chorches Motors. 80 Oakland. d L. pany, North Manchester Of­ H o m e s Street, Manchester. 6 6 Automotive Service [ the fice. Application made for COUNTRY AUCTION- No 6 7 — Autos (or Rent-Lease payment. reserves- August 7th Saturday PART TIME baker-reliable 11 a.m. 2768 Hartford Ave., person with transportation to LOST- Small jewelry pin with Johnston, R.I. Bring your own PART TIME- Expanding work Sunday through red, blue and clear "stones." chairs. Oak tables, china w h o le sa le vitamin and I will Thursday, approximately 6:30 Possibly near Franks Super­ closets with claw feet, chairs, chemical business. Run from Aug. to 11:30 a m. Call for appoint­ market or YWCA area. Very glassware, pottery and collec­ home gl.OOO monthly poten­ orted ment, Betty Crocker Pie sentimental value. If found, tors items. tial. Interview by appoint­ train call 649-3219. Shop, 646-5020. ment, 742-9068. from omS FRANK AND ERNEST

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Help Wanted Help Winled 13 Help Wanted 13 Schools-Classes 19 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes tor Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 LEGAL SECRETARY- 'ACT NOW - JET TO A QREAT I------:------1 MANCHESTER- Must be Experience required. Small IF YOU QUALIFY AS AN WAY OF UFE THIS SUMMER. BOLTON-Extreme privacy. MANCHESTER- Under con­ MANCHESTER- Three ONE HALF Duplex - with six PORTER STREET AREA ACTION OUY JOBS, EDUCATION, TRAININO. I Good for I seen. Immaculate seven room bedroom brick front Colonial, 22 CARTER ST., BDLTDN big rooms, three bedrooms. firm. Call 289-8625 One of the finest custom built struction. Two brand new Florida bound owner offers THERE'S A MAN-SIZED FOR ENLISTMENT DETAILS large four bedroom Colonials Clape featuring; 1V4 baths, $38,500. Fireplace in living If your dream is to return to “Mother Nature" your Walk to school, bus shopping. CALL AIR FORCE I ONE YEAR’S I eight room, four bedroom fireplace, and rec room. Excellent starter or retire­ 2,700 square feet of JOB AHEAD Colonials, located in one of with family room, 2W baths room, formal dining room, dream can now become a reality. 750’ above sea level, STEADY WORK reliable hard AS A COMBAT SOLDISB IN 646-7440 Owner anxious asking $41,900. children walk to Highland look down on the skyline of Hartford and North to the ment home, $22,900. Keith gracious living for only THE CONNECTICUT ARMY COMPUTER I Bolton's nicest areas. One and 2-car garage, priced at only workers who want steady $55,900. Frechette i Martin Frechette & Martin Realtors Park Schooo. Excellent condi­ towering peak of Mt. Tom, in the fall a festival of color Real Estate, M9-1922. $65,900. Must be seen. employment and good in­ NATIONAL QUARD, OPERATIONS I Ti baths, family sized eat-in Inc., 6484144. Combat. That's what the armed Realtors, Inc. 6484144 tion. By owner, 646-0370. will surround you, this 7-room Cape Colonial with hand- come. Call 528-6702 between 9- EXHIBIT BUILDERS- kitchen with built-ins, formal LfJVELY four room Ranch on forces are all about. Since Valley dining room, family room, 2 hewned ceiling beams throughout the first floor and a 5. Forge. Gettysbure, and San Juan wanted. Experienced only, I EXPERIENCE | COVENTRY- Six room Ranch hillside overlooking Lake FM Hill, the armed forces have had excellent openings. fireplaces, 2-car garage, large huge natural fieldstone fireplace in the living room sur­ with L. 2-car garage on South WIndaor Coventry, just remodeled. Real Estate Center just one purpose; To protect and Displaycraft, Mannhester, I Many companies I high lot, trees. Quick occupan­ 100x150 comer lot. Walking rounded by chestnut paneling and random oak pegged Good financing. All year EXPERIENCED defend the United States of 643-9557. I consider CPI's 6 month | cy. Far below replacement RIANCHESTER distance to school and beach. flooring. A country kitchen with bay window overlooking 'round home. Lake privileges. 646-4144 RESTAURANT short order America. value. Only $58,500. Lawrence Two farolUei. One M (lit on ’ 3 3 , 9 0 0 What does that mean to you? [ Computer Operations ■ Foster Street wiUi three (nil hilhi $24,900. Nutmeg East, Five room Ranch, acre the landscape. Formal dining room, den, also a half bath 5289288, evenings 523-7111. cook required to work split Just this; F Fiano, Realtors, 6485371. CUSTODIANS- Experienced, I course equivalent to • ^ and porches, Realtors, 1-423-8461. plus lot, walk to schools, on the first floor, the second floor has 3 bedrooms and a shifts and assist manager in As a combat soldier you're It! evenings, Manchester area. in e other a deluxe Duplex on Osk You're the teeth and claws of the I 1 year of on-the-job | great starter home. full bath with ample windows to assure you of a restful COVENTRY - for sale by operational duties. Apply at Call 643-5691, 2-6 p.m. Street. Two fireplaces, garue REDUCED!! Attractive Mr. Steak, 244 Center Street, Army. There’s no battle...no vic­ j experience. ■ large level lot, et^ Offered by the sleep as your lungs respond to the clean fresh country air. owner. Six room Cape, two tory...and no lasting peace without WARREN E. bedrooms, baseboard hot Ranch, three bedrooms, laun­ you. Because only you. as a combat PART TIME janitor cleaners I That's why, over the I BDITON There is also a 2-car garage on this 2.8 acres of land with dry, monstrous lot, many new REAL ESTATE opening- for soldier, can take and hold enemy water heat, new roof, wood needed, mornings or evenings. j last year, CPI has | Immaculate 4 bedroom Colonial HOWLAND flowering shrubs, fruit trees, berry bushes, grape vines, stove. Asking $27,500. No items, close to schools. highly motivated sales person territory. Ships can't occupy a with attached 2-car garage on U CROCKEn PHILBRICK ridge line. Planes can’t dig enemy Must have transportation, call j placed more than 80% i and plenty of room (or organie gardening. Only $51,(XK). beautiful treed lol. country living Realtor 643-1577 Realtor 643-1108 agents. Call 742-7069. Excellent value. Only. $33,900. with real estate license with guerillas out of a cave. Missiles 649-5334. An equal opportunity I of its graduates in j within minutes of downtown. C-afl Homeseekers Realty 646-4353. an established realtor ask lor can't capture and hold a citv. But employer m. us to see this prime listing. Mr, Bissell, Philbrick Agency, you can. And you must, if tne job I computer operations | AGENCY MANCHESTER-Seven room F.J. SPILECKI needs doing. Because with all our j careers. j 646-4200, RANCH — Seven rooms, aluminum sided Cape with Raaltora 643-2121 advances In military science and AVON- Get in the swim I Basic Grants and j MANCHESTER- Builder technology, man is still the ul­ Here's the perfect part-time T.J. CROCKEH anxious for immediate sale, three bedrooms, modern breezeway and garage. Three JOBS ARE HERE timate weapon. I Federally Insured Stu- | or four bedrooms, fireplace, BEST BUYS BY BELFIORE... Make your move. Find out more earning opportunity. Call 523- Realtor 843-1577 on this huge seven room kitchen, L-shaped living There are temporary 9401 for Information. I dent Loans Available, j rec room. Priced at $37,900. Manchaatar THREE BEDROOM Colonial about the weekend soldier of the Colonial, four bedrooms, IW and dining room. Large Zinsser Agency, 6481511. home. Desirable location, THE THIRTIES assignments in your area Connecticut Army National Guard. baths on large lot. Save. Save. - paneled family room in Call the “action guys" at M34633. DENTAL HYGIENIST- many extras. Occupancy by doing the jobs you do best. Frechette & Martin Realtors, basement, garage, patio MANCHESTER-Five CAPE September. No agents. $43,- Immaculate 3 bedroom Ranch with wall-wall. Split rail Clerks, secretaries, Receptionist for bu^ exciting COVENTRY-North. Expan­ Inc. 6484144. 300' deep lot. $39,900. 7 rooms, new Vitchen, fencing. oflice in Coventry, three days I ______bedroom oversized Cape. Two 500 . 649-7025. typists, keypunch sive seven room Raised aluminum siding, treed lot. Seven room Cape. Clean and neat. Over one acre nicely per week, call 742-6665 BRICK DUPLEX-Living full baths, aluminum siding, operators and all office PERSON with bookkeeping I COMPUTER PROCESSING | Ranch. Central air con­ NEW HDMES rec room, dormer, fireplace. extremely neat and clean, MANCHESTER LOW $SO't landscaped. Must sell. Must sell. Must sell. experience needed, ap­ Tuesday, Thursday or Satur­ I INSTITUTE I room, kitchen, formal skills are needed im­ ditioning. $42,900. Welles Up on East Eldrtdge Street j $39,900. Hayes Corporation, convenient to shopping and Six room Ranch! Wall-wall everywhere Aluminum sided. proximately 20 hours per day. dining room, three mediately. Agency, 742-7356, 643-0302. seven room Cape ready lor oc­ 6480131. bus. Located in the Bowers FOR RISING EXECUTIVE One acre! week, ^ply in person, I 9 AM-8 PM I cupancy and a seven room Dutch bedrooms, rec room, 2-car Special recruiting in School area. $35,500. Located in Redwood Big six room Colonial, aluminum sided, central location. Monday-Friday. Olenders Business Opportunity 14 j MON.-FRI, j COVENTRY-(North). Owner Colonial. These are quality homes, garage, excellent condi­ MANCHESTER, Body Shop, Route 83, Uie very best ot everylhiiii Come Manchaatar Farms where the Real Value! We invite comparison at $39,000. j 111 Ash Street I wants quick sale-Capacious 8 see for vouraeK. «re defy com­ tion, $51,900. Wednesday, August 11, 9 Rockville. Previous SMALL ENGINE Service successful rear their I East Hartford, Conn. 06108 I room Split. Many extras. $57,- parison. Call, we will open them THE FORTIES a,m, to noon, Manchester applicants need not apply. Corporation expanding dealer and you can browse Uirough at CAPE — Seven rooms, FJ. SPILECKI children. Classy 3 bedroom ^ 5289211 Ext.303 ^ 900. Welles Agency, 742-7356. COLONIAL CONDO Six Family brick construction. Ask for Joe Lombardo YWCA, 78 North Main network. No experience your convenience High M s featuring 17x23 first floor Modern decor highlights Raaltora 843-2121 Cape on treed lot Ansaldi built 3 bedroom Ranch. Brick front, parklike Street MATURE BABYSITTER necessary. Complete training family room, two this super clean home. 8 Excellent schools. Call Cy wanted weekdays in my program. $500. investment T.J. CROCKEn yard. Two fireplaces! Lower forties and worth it! Long and short term GREEHWDOD DRIVE fireplaces, lour bedrooms, rooms, 3 bedrooms. 2 full VERNON-Four big bedrooms, Famham 5681660, eves, temporary assignments at home, while mother works. required to start your own Realtor 643-1577 563-6668. ______□ REAL ESTATE Just listed. Gorgeous Cape with t H central vacuum, garage, and 2 half baths, very large one full, two half bath 9-room Seven-room Raised Ranch plus beautiful rear deck on highest hourly rates. Never Starting September. business. Ideal for retired or baths, new heating sp tem , tip-top References, Main Street area. part time. Details on request. treed lot. $46,500. family room, shrubbed Colonial home with first floor over one acre of private, parklike land. Two-car garage, a fee, condition all on a 213 foot lot. plen­ family room, living room with 71 BELL STREET- Im­ attractive tool shed. Convenient location, yet in a subur­ Call 643-4076 after 5 p.m. Mr, Barker. ESCA Field ty of trees high thirties and worth WOODHILL SECTION-eight GARRISON COLONIAL - screened patio, if you like a Homes For Sale 23 it fireplace, slate entry foyer, maculate custom built five ban setting. Shows well, should sell — quickly. KELLY GIRL Training Division Box 619, room ranch, appliances, gar­ 8 rooms built in 1967, brick custom decorated modern 100 CONSTITUTION PLAZA Wading River, New York. age, Seen by appointment home you must see this mud room and one car garage. room ranch, sunporch. patio, 249-65BS BOLTON - $31,900- Attractive front, large modern Stone wall entryway to la n d s c ^ e d lol, 120x320. 11792. after 5 p.m. owner-agent, 648 one. $37,900. THE FIFTIES An Equal Opportunity Employer five-room Ranch, family T.J. CROCKEH 6009. kitchen, formal dining driveway at a rock bottom Marion E. Robertson Realtor, Elegant Colonial Walk to several schools Modern $200 weekly possible stuffing room, fireplace, paneling, Realtor 843-1577 room, first floor family price of $43,500. Cantor & 643-5953. kitchen with appliances. 2 car garage. Immaculate is RELIABLE HELP wanted for aluminum siding. Hutchins room, 15x19,4 bedrooms, 2- FJ. sn iE I» (l Goldfarb Real Estate, 878 envelopes. Send self- VERNON-Gracious eight Raaltora 643-2121 perhaps an understatement. A plethora of features plus industrial cleaning- Agency, 6483166. room Colonial situated on car garage, large level lot. 6244. addresed, stanmed envelope. MANCNitTER several extras Allow time for a thorough inspection. This maintenance, full and part Edray Mails, Box 188 Dept. large landscaped lot in an At the low, low, price of time. Call 646-5858, MANCHESTER - Newer 85 COVENTRY-North. Three ELLINGTON-Live where you MANCHESTER-McKee is truly an unusual property complete with formal gar­ 190, Albany, Mo. 64402. bedroom Ranch with garage area of fine homes.Two-car $51,900. play! Golf, swimming, tennis den! TTie very, very low fifties. Please call now! Duplex. Three bedrooms. 1 garage, family room, Street. Four bedroom brick MATURE PERSON-to work 1 2 baths, oak floors, and fireplace. $35,900. Welles SIXTEEN ACRES - plus at adjoining Ellington Ridge (Colonial, 3-car garage. Must ^ WMTE BRCH n U P l £ fireplaced living room, wall- Country Club. Property like SUlely and shading, form setting An older Two-Family that is completely new! No part time Wednesday, Situation Wanted IS carpeting, appliances, walk­ Agency. 742-7356 , 643-0302. restored antique Colonial be seen. 649-4016. for this older but completely to-wall carpet, covered patio this nine room 2V4 baths, 2-car explanation will suffice. Let Alex Matthew show it to you. Thursday and Friday out basement. $59,900 Hayes and much more. Asking $56,- in Manchester. 15 rooms, 3 modernized 3 bedroom Cotocuaf evenings, 5-9 p m. All day Sun­ NUN seeking work as compa­ MANCHESTER- Unique op­ garage, stone and cedar wood 1H baths, oversize larage, outdoor Corporation, 6480131 500. Zinsser Agency, 6481511. full baths. 9 fireplaces, barbeque. solarTan and oak Drive by 20 Coburn Rd . then let us explain the myriad of day 9:30 a m, to 5 p.m. Apply nion or babysitter, preferably portunity to buy half newer ra is ^ Ranch home is a very INCOME AND INVESTMENT other features too kitchen. 4 year old roof — a beautv features Included in this eight room, four bedroom in person, Swiss Colony, Forest Hill area. Write to five room Duplex, three rare find. Centrally air con­ at $49,500. ^ EIGHT ROOM Ansaldi built numerous to mention. OPPORTUNITIES Manchester Parkade, Manchester Herald Box R Ranch, two fireplaces, 1 1 2 bedrooms, oak floors, walk­ Manchaatar ditioned, 16x32 inground pool, Colonial. Jusl two ol these features: Nappanee kitchen baths, two car garage, $49,900. out basement, bus line. $29,- $130,000, redwood ceilings, solid core 2-3-4 Family houses. Also cabinets and 24' swimming pool Priced to sell im­ doors, slate entry foyer, mLtmmmmrnn KITCHEN HELP-part time, DRIVERS Call Dubaldo-Lesperance, 646- 900 Haves Corporation, 648 RANCH GARRISON COLONIAL - larger units. Live in almost mediately. 4-8 p m. Laurel Manor, 649- 0505. 0131 heavily wooded setting, rent free after minimum BARROWS a W ALUCE FOR □ EDUCATION Six room Ranch, 3 On beautiful wooded lot, dramatically styled. I^iced at KKwiu nn nara Authentic Ansaldi Colonial. Plastered walls. Extremely 4519, bedrooms, fireplace, patio, large family room with down payment. M4-7I3J rlMII! MMSIJ MANCHESTER-Cozy three $70,500. Cantor & Goldfarb, lovely, first floor library room! Two car oversized gar­ MANCHESTER-Forest Hills- garage. $%,900. fireplace, 15x23' game 875-6244. CLERK-to work part time in SCHOOL BUSES Private Instructions 1B Executive Ranch, five bedroom Cape situated on age. Seven spacious, gracious rooms plus finished family retail store, evenings and bedrooms, family room, stone lovely wooded lot. Ideal for WARREN E. room, music rotfm or UWRENCE F. HAND room AND finished den! Large treed lot. weekend hours available. Training ttarta now lor and redwood front, wooded lot family with youngsters. fourth bedroom, wall-to- Raaltora 649-5371 MANCHESTER- Completely REMEDIAL READING and Vamon Profit sharing , retirement quallllBd poopla to loam math; individualized work on high cul-de-sac 646-6526, Asking $36,400. By appoint­ HOWLAND wall throughout, rosewoiod refurbished six room Cape, THE SIXTIES plan. Apply in person, ment only. Call owner/agent 843-1108 paneling, central vac, NEAR RIANCHESTER the perfect starter home, new to driva school bus part- program, (lst-8th grade) by Realtor MANCHESTER-Delightful We dare and defy you to compare this Raised Ranch in Cumberland Farms Store, 328 Masters degree teacher. 568- MANCHESTER- $33.900- 649-6030, builtin barbecue, sliding furnace, wiring, m baths, Green Road, 1063 Main Street, tlma In Manchastar or six room Cape, redecorated aluminum sided. Owner- lovely Forest Hills (first time on market) with anything - Vernon In September. 8075. Seven room Colonial, four MANCHESTER-Enlarged glass doors, flagstone throughout, garage, low'' West Center and Lyness bedrooms, good sized rooms, patio. Call today for details o p en ' h o u s e agent, 6482919 or 569-1688. anything else in the sixties! Almost everything stays Street, Manchester, Conn, An three bedroom Ranch in $30's. Assumable except the (amity dog! Ask for Alex Matthew. GUITAR LESSONS-for one-car garage. Centurv 21, GREEK MANOR desirable Manchester Green and inspection of this NEW RAISED RANCH mortgage. $2,000 cash equal opportunity employer ffinliroim Requirements beginners. Individualized in­ Jackston-Avante, 6481316 AUTUMN STREH m.'f. A “show-place"...original owner featuring an 18x15 first floor choice offering. $69,900. required. Owner will take struction. $4. hourly. Call 644- pioving. House has been well kept, family room, 14x22 fireplaced SUNDAY 2-5 p.m. back second mortgage. For is the location of this char­ THE SEVENTIES ». 5 years good driving 0895. SUPER CLEAN Cape you can new heat, new roof and a yara a WE NEED LISTINGS ming seven room Colonial Barely in to the seventies is this ''Hilltop High ' eight- PART TIME HELP- delight to see.- Stone wall, foup- living room, one and 14 baths, *41,900 more information call Ann experience, move right into. Walf-to-wall NOW! Lord Realty, 528-4139 , 528- You will be impressed with room, four bedroom Qjlonial with a lovely view of the Mornings, Experience in carpeting, eat-in kitchen, pan­ lain, etc Good value at $37,900. and more. Walk to school and CAMPBELL AVE. 2. No criminal record. Homes For Sale 23 shopping. Asking $45,900. Thinking of Selling Your 5612. this large remodeled Conn, valley, yet still in Manchester with all utilities! Try changing tires and servicing e l^ rec room, treed yard on Between Dobson Rd. and Zinsser Agency, 6481511. Property? Call TODAY! kitchen, fireplaced living these extras for comparison! Four, yes four air con­ cars. Apply Brown's Tire 3. Good physical condition. quiet street. Seven rooms in Phoenix St. Shop, 333 Main Street, 4. Proper attitude. all for $35,900. Keith Real T.J. CROeXEn SPACIOUS RANCH room, three good sized ditioners, electric garage door openers, cement patio , COLUMBIA-Immediate oc­ Realtor 643-1577 bedrooms, formal dining 5. Qean Appearance. cupancy. Route 87. Three Estate, 649-1922. located in the popular Cable TV, rotor antenna, raised hearth fireplace with gas EXPERIENCED WINDOW NEW ENGLAND PHILBRICK FJ. SPILECKI Manchester Green area. room and rec room, plus starter, beamed ceiling, etc. etc. Beautiful first floor 6. Be available for work bedroom Ranch, fireplace, WASHER, Must be reliable. dining area opens to large Raaltora 643-2121 Large carpeted fireplaced vinyl siding for low upkeep. family room. All this and much more on a parklike yard All fringe benefits. Equal Op­ during the entire FARMHOUSE covered patio. Wooded lot, MANCHESTER- Six room living room, three good Price reduced to $42,900. “dotted with mature shade trees. (Quality built by We^ell portunity Employer, Call 649- school year. brook, vegetable garden STRONG STREET Cape eat-in kitchen, three or 5334, Tremendous Colonial on a real 8-room Colonial built 1975, AGENCY sized bedrooms, recent Call today. Reid. (Y)me see the proof of this paragraph! privacy. Asking $38,500. Call lour bedrooms, walk-out full VERNON-Unusual four AM and/or PM Routaa '’'K I" 2 fireplaces, 4 bedrooms, 15x18 first floor family owner, 677-8091. an, 1*-^ baths, custom built in 1936 basenent, large lot, 80x180. bedroom Colonial on private ZINSSER AGENCY MANAGEMENT Pleas# call John Thrall at (could be 5), huge family room, plus one and '/i baths IwcHrar garaw. Must be seen to be Fireplaci^ living room, no RERLTORS wooded lot, with extensive 646-1511 POSITIONS- are now open value at room, 10 acres of land with and laundry facilities on WE HAVE MANY MORE AVAILABLE TOLLAND- Three bedroom agents. Call 649-8415. view, two full baths, kitchen with Electrolux, When you Raised Ranch, family room, trout stream, $72,500, the first floor. All of this qualify while training you will 843-2414 646-4200 with double self cleaning CALL US-WE WORK! two fireplaces, 4W baths, gar­ M A N C H E ^ r . new six and more at an asking MANCHESTER - Santina receive $120 per week, oppor­ ■ny waakday morning oven, disposal and range. You balora 9:00 for an Inter- age, large treed lot. Cul-de- T.J. CROCKEn room Ranch, two baths, stone must see the bridge that leads price of only $45,900. Drive. Five room expandable tunities to $250 per week Ranch. Fireplace, breezeway, THE WILLIAM L BELFIORE AGENCY Phone 528-0606, vlaw. sac street, $41,500. Principals Realtor 843-1577 fireplace, 13x21 country size from the home to the terrace. only. 875-0574. kitchen reduced to $48,900 FJ. SPILECKI $44,500. Cantor & Goldfarb. ZINSSER AGENCY garage, tr e ^ lot. Hutchins REALTORS ^ 7 - 1 4 1 3 Hayes Corporation, 646-0131 Raattora 843-2121 8788244. 646-1511 Agency, 646-3166. PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING MERALD EXCHANGE. Manchester, Conn.. 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COVENTRY-Ju.st listed five .HIST REDUCED - Owner Services Ottered 31 The TRUTH about Old Ceilings BOLTON room home with two to three says "sell now!" Clean 6-5 MANCHESTER & MANCHESTER AND SURROUNDING AREAS OUT OF COUNTRY two-familv in quiet convenient Datarloratad, crackad, unalghtly cailinga can look Twelve room older bedrooms. 50x,?00 foot lot. SOUTH WINDSOR — Ai acre building lof, $11,900. CASH PAID for your older, location, third fioor has large OWNERS naw again — In mora cataa than you thinki Colonial. 3 'A bathe, den, .New roof, excellent value at VICINITY MANCHESTER — Seven room Colonial, $34,900. W KN YOU TMNK REM. ESTATE unwanted or junk cars. $18,900 with assumable per finished room, modern baths, 2-3-4 bedrooMi homos For MANCHESTER — Six room Ranch being framed. Immediate removal. Windsor An Exparlencad Tapar & Calling-Taxtura Spaciallst pool. One acre $59,900. two oil furnaces, garage, city cent mortgage. $150 ..per further inl(»rmution call MANCHESTER — Older bungalow being remodeled. Auto Haul, 242-2549. can prolMalonally match tha appaaranca of a nawly in- LAWRENCE F. FIANO utilities. Excellent invest­ THINK month pays all. Keith real L a w rone e I’' I*’ i a n o SOUTH WINDSOR — New Raised Ranch. Mid $40’s, MUST SELL atalled calling, at about W tha prlca. Realtors 649-5371 Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922 ment at only $38,900. Keith Rcallors, H49-537I MANCHESTER — Seven room Duteh Colonial. SSO's. REWEAVING burns, holes. And at that price — It looka even battarl Real Estate. 646-4126 . 649- & ^ossetto This gracious 3 Zippers, umbrellas repaired. 1922. M ANCH ESTER — New Duplexes to be built. bedroom Co/onfaf In Window shades, Venetian - That’S TRUTH - EAST HARTFORD — Young 6-5 Two Family. High $28,900 — Clean 4 bedroom Ranch In Wlllimantic. pleasant residential blinds. Keys. TV for rent. No akin aawa, pounding nalla, or maaay waate. MANCHESTER U l S SSO's. Practically brand new. Ideal atartar home. neighborhood In two Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649- We otter a vailoty of textures to ciiooto from: M aiichrslcr 5221. 5 Oakland Road, $33,900 — Clean 5W room Ranch, 3 bedrooms, partial weeks. • SAND RNISH SWIRL •FLOWER DESIGN CHOICE MANCHESTER OFFERINGS ■*. rac room with fireplace, porch and garage. C&M TREE Service - Free es­ $42,900 — New listing. 2 yr. old custom Cape on South Windsor • SPRAY TEXTURE •CEMENT SWIRL LVf n eu u m an $34,400 — Clean, Ihraa bedroom full sized Colonial, timates. discount senior quiet street, wall to wall throughout, raised 644-2547 Home features; Large • STARDUST •VARIOUS STUCCOS modem kitchen, lota of carpeting, great value. foyer, fireplaced living citizens. Company hearth fireplace, IVa baths, kingsized master Manchester owned and $39,000 — Clean 2-Famlly, one apartment has 4 room, sunny den, formal bedroom, vinyl siding, patio with gas grill, call operated. Call 646-1327. bedrooms, new wiring, front and rear porches. dining room, eat-in DROBIAK DRY WALL CO. today. n 7 ,0 0 0 — Sparkling 7 room Cape on Edmund St. 3 or kitchen, IVi baths, and a WILL TILL your garden for $7 The Celling & Wall People $47,500 —- Excellent income property off Middle 4 bedrooms, carpeting, tread lot. Astumabla master bedroom large per hour. Call anytime, 742- Manchaatar Tpke. Dead end street, many extras. mortgage. enough for king-sized fur­ 8532. 646-8882 niture. $47,900 — Four bedroom Garrison Colonial with $3$4iM — • room Circa 1IS0 ColonUI, modem Mtchan, new floors, ideal home for larger family- Buill- MASONRY - Bricks, blocks, brick and aluminum exterior, 3 yrs. young, many In bookeaaaa and china cioaat Raai nicai Make us an offer on this concrete, steps, sidewalks, custom features. Call now. excellent value-filled patios, and stick chimney. TIMOTHY J CONNELLY $42,900 — Spectacular 3 bedroom dormarad Cape, Painting-Papering 32 $48,500 — 7 room country Raised Ranch, 3 home. Offered in the low Call 875-4973 after 6. Carpentry and general con­ front to back fireplaced living room. All bedrooms on tracting Residential and bedrooms, 2 fuli baths, fireplaced rec room, dou­ 40's. Could be your best INSIDE - Outside painting. the second floor, 1W baths and garage. Hurryl financial move. GENERAL Remodeling and commercial Whether it be a ble garage, immediate occupancy. Special rates for people over $43,000 — Ideally located, 2-lamlly just minutes from painting, interior and 65. Fully insured. Ertimates small repair job, a custom $55,900 — Excellent value. 9 room Colonial in INVESTMENT MINDED? Main Street, near all churches. exterior. Free estimates. givep. Call 649-7863. built home or anything in high location, country kitchen with built-ins, References. Reasonable between, call 646-1379. $43,900 — Recently remodeled 6-6 Duplex, new prices. 649-7831 or 569-4169. fireplaced 1st floor family room, 4 bedrooms, 2 V2 Hero is your o|)|)ortuiii(\ lo lui> a uniqiir I hroc PAINTING - interior and kitchens, baths and carpeting. hea/fy exterior, paperhanging, MASONRY ■ Brick, block, baths, double garage, all utilities. fam ily situ ated on I'.ast ( enter .‘Street. I hi> EXPERT TREE removal and stone, plastering and con­ CMTtRSl MMCafSIM excellent work. References. >aliiahle |)r<»|ierl\ eon*4i>|*i of a eliarinin^ *>i\ $44,900 — Seven room Ranch on Cushman Dr., 2 full land clearing - free crete, fireplaces and $69,500 — In town Mini Estate, older center hall baths, rac room, screened in porch and garage. Free estim ates Fully in­ room (.ohuiial joined to two Tailahle from o\»ner. RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImnay 34 3 lots of record goes with this parcei. and be on the receiving end for a change. Newly $49,900 — Just listed. Expanded Capa on Avondale VERNON- Wooded lot. Box QUALITY Refinishing - Your average paper, in listed Two Fam ily Ranch with 3 bedroom s on e.ieh Rd. Huge 1st floor fam. rm. w/cathedral cellinga. 1W Mountain Drive. All Custom reupholstery, 199 average room, $25 Mr Forest Street, Manenester. ROOFER will install roof, .side and separate heating sy stem s bathe, flraplaca, pliia many extras. engineering done, ready to Richman, 646-3864. build. Merritt Agency, 646- Caning, repairs. Very siding or gutters for low dis­ $49,900 — Huge Ranch with lour bedrooms, first floor count price. Call Ken at 649- 1180. reasoname. Free estimates. ■ ■ JUST-A-SH ADE-BETTER'' 2456 f ’37,500 family room plus a rec room, 2W baths and garage. 646-8574, ■ 30 y e a r s e x p e r ie n c e SENTRY Ideal for Ihe large family. Real Estate Wanted 28 matching colors and expert U o rd o n WATERPROOFING. BIDWELL Home Improve­ $49,900 — Princeton Street - Colonial. Three wallpapering Exterior Hatchways, walls, floors, ment Co. Expert installation bedrooms, huge living room with fireplace, nice treed problems. Call us, 289-1162, Real Estate Services ALL CASH for your property stone wails, patios, steps, of aluminum siding, gutters D. F. REALE within 24 hours. Avoid red 289-6516. REALTOR-MLS lot with 2-car garage. Immediate occupancy. walks, fireplace and ceramic and trims. Roofing installa­ 289-4331 Realtor 643-2174 175 Main Street Phone 646-4525 $48,900 — Full dormarad brick Cape with two tape, instant service. Hayes tile repairs. 30 years tion and repairs 649-6495, 875- Corporation, 646-0131. B.H. MAGOWAN Jr. & Sons - (ireplacet, garage, in-ground pool, nice tread lot. experience. Abert Zuccaro, Painting, Paperhanging. ^1- 9109 $49,900 — Clean, 10-room 2-tamily, living room, 643-4953, 653-2914. ly insured, free estimates. 30 SELLING your house? Call us HORACE Tetrault — Siding, dining room, kitchen, 2 bedrooms, on each floor. 2-car Years experience 643-7361 MANCHESTER first and we'll make you a BRICK-Bloek, stone, roofing, storm windows, aw­ ’ 54,900 garage. West Side location. cash offer. T.J. Crockett,, fireplaces, concrete, chimney nings. (^ality workmanship, ’ 42,600.00 $49,900- Year 'round lake front multi-lavel home, 4 Realtor, 643-1577. repairs. No job too small. free estimates. Fullv insured '43,900.00 bedrooms, flraplaca, thermopane windows, garsge. Save. Call 644-8356 for es­ 872-9187, 649-3417, '57,900.00 IMMEDIATE Cash for your timates. Building-Contracting 33 $96,000 — New 7-room Garrison Colonial, first floor property. Let us explaip our SPECIALIZING cleaning and family room with fireplace, 1W baths, double garage. fair proposal. Call Mr. FOAM MATTRESSES, NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - repairing chimneys, roofs, IT- $96,900 — Juit listed. Year old, three bedroom Belfiore, 647-1413. cushions etc. for campers sta­ Remodeling, repairing, ad­ new roofs Free estimates 30 Duplex, 1W baths, separata basements and heating tion wagons, vans. Cut to size, ditions, rec rooms, porches Years Experience Rowley. MAY WE BUY your home? systems. Nice treed lot. coverea and uncovered. 246- and roofing. No job too small. 643-5361 Quick, fair, all cash and no Call 649-3144. •••••••••••••••••••••••••« $68,900 — Redwood Farms - Spacious 4 bedroom 7421. problems. Call Warren E. Healing-Plumbing 35 H z Colonial, with 2 fireplaces plus a kitchen barbecue. 2- Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. FOR OVER 30 YEM S CARPENTRY - Repairs, MS* car garage and a gorgeous in-ground pool. remodeling, additions, gar­ SEWERLINES, sink lines, CASH for your property. Call Q«org« H. Gritting, Inc. $71,300 — New executive 8-room Split Level on Kent ages. roofing, call David cleaned with electric cutters, us first if anxious to Sell. Patria, 644-17%. by professionals McKinney Drive In Foreat Hllla. Two fireplaces, 2W baths, 2 Keith Real Estate. 646-4126 or DRAMBELDS decks, 2 garages, all thermopans windows, brick and Bros Sewage Disposal Com­ //: 649-1922 WES ROBBINS carpentry pany, 643-5308 6-plus Room Colonial redwood exterior. CELLARS remodeling specialist. Ad­ 6-plus Room Ranch 8 Room Colonial $79,900 — Unique 8-room V-thaped Contemporary SELL YOUR house through J. Backhoa Sarvlce ditions, rec rooms, dormers, NO JOB too small, toilet set on 3W acres in Hebron. Must be seen. Watson Beach Real Estate Bulldozer built-ins, bathrooms, repairs, plugged drains, Company. Professional real • Scraaned Loam & kitchens, 649-3446. kitchen faucets replaced, Excellent Manchester $62,900 — Spacious four bedroom Colonlel, formal estate service for nearly 50 Qraval repaired, rec rooms, Excellent Manchester living and dining rooms. Luxurious home eat on Im- years. Call our Manchester of­ CARPENTRY and Excellent Manchester a Stona batnroom remodeling, heat Neighborhood meculate wooded lot wtth 18x32 In-ground pool. Must fice for an estimate of value MASONRY-chimney a Fill modernization, etc. Free es­ , 531-533 HARTFORD ROAD Neighborhood be seen I without obligation. 647-9139. rebuilding and pointing. Call timates gladlv given. M & M Grarinus rooma, newer aluminum Neighborhood a Procaaaad Qraval rmnsculale 4-4 Duplex. Owner could live almost rent I ni m a c III n t c , \ c r y a tt r a c t iv e ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★* A. Squillacote, M 9^11. Plumbing i Heating, 649-2871 aiding, lal floor laundrv, lorge en­ Built 1974, formal dining room, I 31 free while enjoying the freedom of owning their own dccorutin^ and landAcapin^, large Services Offered ANDOVER 742-7B86 trance foyer with open alaireaae lo firAl floor family room with raiAcd Our office fs In constant need of new listings. It you're LEON CIESZYNSKI builder ■ home. Features large living room (fireplace one side), kitchen, .Ansaldi hiiilt, raiAcd hearth FRANK SCOTELLA Plum large appllanced kitchen with extra cabinets, two 2nd floor, arreened porrh off Ihe hearth fireplace, 4 bedroom s, 2*7 thinking of selling, please call lor conlldontlal Inspec­ EXPERIENCED handyman­ new homes custom built, bing - repairs and remodeling fireplace, Io I n of eloHclA, haAcmenl •••••••••••••••••••••••••• formal dining room, walking Hia- hathfl, fully carpeted and natural tion and evaluation. We welcome and appreciate your painting, carpentry, elec­ remodeled, additions, rec Vanities and hot water bright airy bedrooms, lull bath, full basement with garage, hrirk front, Keeney School Pelndng-Papering 32 lancc to all AchooU. woodwork, aluminum fddtng, 2-our businessi REMEMBER, YOU DESERVE ONLY THE trical. lawn wook, hauling, rooms, garages, kitchens heaters. Prompt service on ^ h ^ ' ' * . "“'•‘•hop «•«. tforage diHtriel. 1 banement garage, first floor laundry . BEST. any odd job (big or small). remodeled, bath tile, cement emergencies. 643-7024. s h ^ . All mis situated on a nice treed lot. Convenient work Steps, dormers. high location. 649-4316. HOUSE PAINTING- Interior- 0 bus, schools, and shopping. Buy tomorrow’s securi­ Residential or commercial. ty for your family today. exterior. Also odd jobs, chain Flooring 36 6Uaac\iard & ^ossoUo EXPERIENCED seamstress saw work and hauling loam, Call 649-4291. ODBGARD will do quality work at gravel whatever. C a lll^ , 871- FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, REALTY - ODBGARD ODBGARD REALTORS-MLS reasonable rates. Mending, 2158. CEILINGS and Walls. New or floors like new, no waxing, STEPHENS REALTY 189 Weal Center Street- 848-2482 alterations, costumes. old, texture ceilings, sand (specializing in older floors) REALTY cIothiM made to order, all EXPERIENCED graduate finished, swirl, spray or stuc­ 643-8973 643-4365 REALTY Equal Houiing Ceilings and inside painting 643-4365 ages. Special rates for senior painters, low, low, rates. Free co. Drobiak Dry Wall Com­ John Verfaille, 646-5750, 872- 643-4365 citizens, Cali 649-3219. estimates given. Call 646-3690. pany, 646-8882. 2222 PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD EXCHANGE. Manchester, Conn., Fri., Aug. 6, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD EXCHANGE. Manchester, Conn.. Fri., Aug. 6, 1976- PAGE SEVEN

Furniture City 810 Main St. PROTECT YOUR HOME AGAINST Manchaater SuCutdan A t 7 COVERINO T.lll IJJAJIJilJI.I'l l l/.W HJH.I.llll IIW CATALOB AUDIO H Mulch Cahlni-t AUGUST M ' I8'> Ml 62 ig h tn in g Bulldtn, Plumben, Remodthrt, Electricitns, HOUSE» L ! Real Estate Brokers and Salesmen — Call Us lor WEEK! Protoci your homt and lim lly by having an “APPROVED LIGHTNING PROTECTION" ly ittm Inttallod. Act now FURNITURE Special Prices on your Appliance Needs and delay can mean diaaatar. Services... Form Loans SALE TOMKO ELECTRIC, INC. 443-445 HARTFORD RD. SUBURBAN FLOOR COVERING EVERYTHING NOW ON SALE! MANCHESTER Available 871-0436 Armstrong i Congoleum FREB Estimates Commardal ■ Raildantfal - Induitrfal PHONE 647-9997 10-5 WMkdayt - Thursday 'til 9 - All Day Sal. Housing loans are available A a o w o v o u g k t N>w c p w o t v c t io m c o .. iw c ^ to rural families who cannot 553 E. MIDDLE TURNPIKE 646-4003 obtain the credit they need CALL THE GLENNEY CO. FIRST from other sources. If a family is eligible for a loan in REAL ESTATE TODAY FOR YOUR EVERY BUILDING other respects, but does not AND SAVE! have enough income to repay PHYLLIS JACKSTON t NEED! the proposed loan, it may still be able to qualify under one of BEALTOB Customed Designed Kitchen Cabinets the programs available With our increase in population, it would seernl nat tne & Fine Furniture IW.G.GLENNEY MANCHESTER ...... wolverton trend would be to use less and less land per person, but REAL ESTATE through the Farmers Home the opposite Is true in many areas. Many communities are CO GLASTONBURY L”.. HEBRON AVENUE Administration or through the ELLINGTON 875 6713 increasing their land requirements for single homes APOLLO Cabinet Mfg. 99 WEST RO Rf §3 MULTI-LEVEL IS NARROW FOR SMAll LOT A?9 9916 Federal Housing thereby decreasing population density per acre, and WILLINGTON aGency'M WAIN S ig g i MANCHtsrta cow. mmo Mt-nu ROUTE 44 AND COMPACT FOR ECONOMICAL CONST tUCTION Administration with the making sure that open spaces are plentiful. Old Cheney Mill assistance of the Farmers FOR MORE DETAILS CALL JACKSTON-AVANTE 646-1316 Elm Street Ext. 646-5025 CONTEMPORARY ECONOMY Home Administration. Other loan programs designed to help provide » j hou^ng for rural families are niHOiCffi,, also offered by the Farmers k** SWIMMING POOLS TOTAL SECURITY STOP mjcaai/'Aic crtiiiiMiacMT * A "• Home Administration. One CHEMICALS EQUIPMENT STOP! • CENTRAL STATION OARAGE program is based on the v.^ ... The Chance • P.D. or LOCAL BELL - ___ u FAMILY ROOM SERVICING Santas A. McCarthy. Of Ih rh l o f f ic e' l4'-6'*23'-2* self-help priiKiple. Individual • CLOSED CIRCUIT TV Above & Ingrouhd Pool Specialists Builder A Developer 2 i'- 0 " h 2 3 '- 6 " • SAFES & VAULTS homes are built under Residential • FREEZER ALARMS supervision of a construction Commercial ' SM OKE DETECTION Richard E. Marritt, Realtor expert by a group of families Industrial PLAN NO 8 6 2 S L r L . s p r in k l e r m o n it o r in g that exchange labor. Funds Inground pools Irom $3300 1122 East Center Si 646-11801 • imNCHESTEB CARPET CENTER INC. are used to pay for material CALL TODAY FOR FREE ESTIMATE : : ^ l : : : : Z i 311 Main Street 646-2130 and for skilM labor the APA 646-0220 8R'K Affiii| Vernon Circle I ir-O*i9'-0'’ families cannot do themselves. 647-9420 • 872-9587 Vernon, CL 08066 : ALLIED PROTECTIVE ALARM CO. . v, FEATURINQ: LIVING ROOM If necessary, loans may be Cuilom OripM . Slip Covtri ELIMINArEWlt V 12-0’i 16-0’ I OININQ ROOM used to buy building sites. Btdtpretdt • Ftelooni l l ‘-0" i l 2'-0' C orn ictt • WIrwioN Shad** Another program is Woodwovan Romana A SAVINGS OF designed tojirovide rental and 'h Many Othar Faalurat cooperatively owned housing SHOP AT HOME SERVICE Harold Porent in rural areas for senior JO citizens who are 62 years of Conderino's also repairs ROOFING*SIDING*GUnERS MAIN a LOWER LEVEL age and over, and for other HEIRLOOMS OF TOMORROff tRL 17 rural residents. CABPET & FLOOR COVERING Enjoy the Beauty ofi Drapery Shop over 15 years experience fully insured Low-or-moderate-income Connecticut’s Largest Floor Covering Custom ff'indow 99 Summer Street CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATES UPPER LEVEL families living in an urban Dealer COUNTRY^ Manchester r '254 BROAD ST. MANCHESTER Treatment CEL area but working in a rural O PEN M ON. thru SAT. 9-6 ' r m Phone 646-7286 M etchinl* In Early Afn*r*c, no job too smoll 643-9092 area may be considered T H U R SD A Y & F RID AY 9-9 Bep»ddvctio«» BCD ROOM BED ROOM eligible occupants. 308 Main SL, Manchester 643-6662 n « « i r i s 8i r g r » f f i = ^ l2*.CTiir-8' For more information on PRICES! housing loans available in Room size alone will not that let in the sun’s radiant rural areas, contact the im m \ determine the efficiency of heat. Farmers Home an air conditioning unit. WALLPAPER & — Windows with [ BED ROOM « Administration office in your • v m m . •snviw I ^ I BED ROOM •YCilr A room’s dimensions .southern exposure. 16-0*113'-0* area. Optn Ev«. Ill 9 1 ■ 12-0*1 ll'*6" .YblJR PAINT CO., INC. reveal only the amount of — Heavy draperies that P A 185 WEST MIDDLE TPKE. Tm a Sat 111 e IMS air that must be con­ absorb and cap.sulate heat PHONE 646-0143 ditioned in an ideal situa­ in a room. HOM tion. What also must be — Heat and humidity in a PICTURE FRAMING considered is the ’ Heat- bedroom with adjoining Our Specialty MANCHESTER PARKADE gain source." 64)9341 bath. W orking Tip and Precautions featuring; NexTTOVOUTHCGNTEB For example, if there is — Cooking heat from a Complett vmlring plans, malerral lists, etc., are availaUe at low Custom Framing, Stock Frames, nothing in a room 15 by 17 nearby kitchen. To speed up the work and prevent day’s work. cost lor rite homes lectured in this section. For details, simply IM in Mirrors, plus Much, Much Morel feet that increases normal With air conditioners personal injury — the coupon beimw and send to our House Plons Hook orchitect. Be MOORE'S heat and humidity, that A careful workman protects sure to list the house plan numirer on the coupon. BUILDING that contain thermostats it Avoid working on your knees and tip­ bathroom fixtures from blows, space may be comfortably is better to install a slight­ MANCHESTER HERALD toes. These positions are uncomfor­ PRO GRASS SUPPLIES cooled and dehumidified by ly undersized unit than one scratches, falls and other damage ^ D. Farm er a 5,000 BTU unit (a little too large for an area. A table, time-consuming, and during delivery, room finishing, and P 0. Bax 49443 FOR POOLS S PATIOS, OUTDOOR ENTRY, less than one-half ton). Atlanta. Ga. 9a32f SHOWROOMS. ETC. Buy Where The Builders Buy too-large unit will cool the dangerous. installation. He sees that fixtures are > What is important in room too quickly, causing Picas* tend Infarmatfan an Plan N a - •3.75 Avoid working on ladders and scaf­ well covered with suitable materials determining the correct the compressor to turn on TRAILER LOADS (N STOCK 91 QCODS unit for a room is con­ folds. If necessary to do so, be sure the and that plaster, paints, and acids do FAMOUS aRANDS • CASH S CARRY iUuni wiaDSM and off repeatedly, thus j l i '1 • FAST SERVICE sideration of the following using more power without ladder or scaffold is secure and stable. not get on them. Porcelain fixture sur­ Rt. 5, Nutmeg Rd. heat-gain sources if they filtering or dehumidifying Keep scrap and debris clear of the faces can not be fixed. CARPET MERCHANTS 289-0231 exist in a room: the air adequately. working area. Clean up after each 1310 TOLLAND TPKE. Sliding glass doors OPEN DAILY t e l e p h o n e 10 A.M. to 5:90 P.M. MANCHESTER, CONN. sa-tsM PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD EXCHANGE. Manchester. Conn.. Fri., Aug. 6, 1976

Aptrtments For Rent 53 Rooms lor Rent Articles lor Sale Articles for Sale 44 Articles for Safe 41 Articles tor Sale 41 ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD EXCHANGE, Manchester. Conn.-. Fri.. Aug. 6. 1976 - PAGE NINE LOOKING for anything in real CLEAN PLEASANT ROOM WEATHERVANES-hand for rent. Close to everything. NEIGHBORHOOD Tag Sale- TAG SALE-Rain or shine- 20 estate rental apartments, crafted and hand forged. For ALUMINUM sheets used as Apartments For Rent 53 Apartments For Rent 53 Apartments For Rent 53 Apartments For Rent 53 i^rtmentVVoVVent****53 Ho*me*s*fof**B*e*nf*...... ’’’ m homes, multiple dwellings, no Call 646-3109. August 7-8, 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Hamlin Street-Saturday, 10-3. printing plates, .007 thick, additional information send Furniture, clothes, plants, fees Call J.D. Real Estate self-addressed stamped Cleaning out old homestead. 23x32”. 25 cents each or 5 for small appliances, mis­ CHARLES APARTMENTS - ROCKVILLE- Seven room Associates. Inc. 646-1980, LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING envelope to Box 463, Rocky $1, Phone 643-2711. RENTAL OFFICE SIX SPACIOUS ROOMS- FURNISHED three room MANCHESTER-Duplex- six ROOM for rent. Stove and cellaneous. 162 Andover Road, ANTIQUE SHOP summer Deluxe 4 1/2 room apartment for rent, heat in­ including three bedrooms. room s, nice condition Hill, Conn. 06067. DAMATO ENTERPRISES apartment, heat, hot water, MANCHESTER - Mature cou­ refrigerator, linens provided. East Hartford. Near East sale- stoneware, baskets, GLEAN USED refrigerators, townhouses. One and 1/2 cluded, newly redone. $198 per Half of a two family home on Garage, separate heal and hot Hartford Golf Course. Large variety of Apartments and and all utilities included. $200 ple wanted for this clean 4 801 Main Street. 649-9879. chests, chairs, tables, wooden ranges, automatic washers, baths. All appliances, 2 air Townhouses throughout month. Small security a dead end street. Broad and water, near bus line. After 6 SET of Groiler Encyclopedia, conditioners, carpeted, heat per month. Near hospital, room apartment in attractive six months old regular price and tinware. Come see us with guarantees. B.D. Pearl’s Manchester required. Call 872-6895, Center Street area. Children references and security p.m. 643-9362. 4 family brick building. Heat, Apartments For Rant S3 TAG SALE- Three families, we’re always open and easy to Appliances, 649 Main St., 643- and hot water, patio, sound R ental O ffic e opan d a lly 9*S. and small pets welcome. $579 selling for $300. Call 646- August 7 and 8th Saturday and S it. 10-3, Sunday 11-3 required. Philbrick Agency, hot water, appliances $235. No 7500. bargain with. 309 Oakland 2171. proofing Washer and dryer FIVE ROOM apartment, Prefer h^-.ndyman who can do 646-4200. STORRS-UCONN area Large children or petsm Mr Rosset- WE HAVE customers waiting Sunday, 9 a.m. Marlborough Street, Manchester, 646-6393. hook-up Storage, basement 646-1021 modern kitchen and bath, some maintenance chores. four room home, wall to wall Road, Glastonbury, between to 646-2482. for the rental of your apart­ ROW'E QUEEN SIZE sofa DARK LOAM - Five yards, garage. Some available with 240 New State Road three bedrooms, two children $220. per month plus utilities. carpeting, stove and ment or home. J.D. Real Grayledge and Arbor Acre TAG SALE- 83 St. John Street, $30., plus tax. Washed patio fireplaces and two car gar­ maximum. Heat and hot Security deposit and refrigerator. $250. monthly bed. Excellent condition, $300. Farms. 633-4372. MANCHESTER Homes lor Rent 54 A hand full of cash is better Estate Associates, Inc. 646- Two chest of drawers, func­ Saturday 9-4. Chairs, tables, and pool sand, gravel, stone. ages 646-0800, 646-1540. water included. No pets. references required. plus utilities. No pels, adults than a garage full of stuff. 1980. tional pair $40. Desk antique and air-conditioner, storm 643-9504. Lease and securitv. $245. 643- Immediate occupancy. Replv SINGLE FAMILY-Five room onlv. 649-5371. 429-4000 TAG SALE- Two family- doors and windows and FOUR ROOM DUPLEX- 4884. to Box S. Manchester Herald. blue, glass top, $30. 649-1^ August 7th and 8th, 10-5. 211 THREE ROOM apartment Ranch. $225. per month, plus Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 after 5:30. aluminum awning and other HITACHI- Stereo cassette Kitchen, living room on first deposit. Call 742-6519 between Hollister Street. Freezer, items. tape recorder in excellent floor, two bedrooms and bath with heat, hot water, cooking MANCHESTER- Available THREE ROOMS and tile glass, etc. gas. stove, refrigerator, wall- 7:30 and 8:15 a.m. Business lor Rent 55 Building Supplies 42 condition. Ideal for home or on second floor, large yard, immediately, immaculate bath, heat and hot water, WE BUY AND SELL parking Manchester $185. to-wall carpet, $175. centrally three bedroom duplex, 1-1W adults. $150 per month office.[fice. Originally $150., now EIGHT ROOM older colonial, EIGHT ROOM older colonial MAHOGANY DOUBLE BED FURNITURE. Cash on the $85.15 . 646-5385, evenings. monthly. 649-2871. located, no pets, adults onlv baths, separate utilities, $260 Security deposit. References NATURAL STONE for WITH BOX SPRING, $30, Security deposit Call 646-7690 fireplaces. Large lawn, house, in pleasant Bolton retaining walls, veneers, line. One piece or an entire per month plus security. No p eti Parking. 15'z School parking area. Appliances. No Kiddie table with chairs, $8. FOUR ROOM APARTMENT- Frechette & Martin Realtors across from East Side Rec. business location. Suitable for patios, etc. Pick up by the houseful. 646-6432. Furniture KNIGH’TS of Columbus - Tag children, pets. Working offices. Large lawn, parking Electric refrigerator Bam, 345 Main Street. Beside Sale - 8/21/76. Rent your own Wall-to-wall carpeting, stove, ROCKVILLE - Accepting Inc. 646-4144. adults, 643-2880. Mund or delivery by the ton, defroster, $44, electric floor area 643-2880 Bolton Notch Stone ^ a rry , Douglas Motors. space $5. Call Leo refrigerator, heat, hot water, applications for one bedroom. washer and buffer, $7. Call $127 per month, two-bedroom, 649-3163. McNamara, 646-8724. cellar storage area, large Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 643-2335, $161 per m onth, th ree 6f Autos For Sale M.ANCHESTER-Four new of­ TAG SALE- Something for vard. parking. $225. monthly. 61 fices ranging from $251 to $.320 everyone, bikes, furniture, GE twin washer and dryer, Hebron, 649-2871. bedroom. $174 per month Dogs-BIrds-Pets square feet Downtown Main 43 GIANT TAG SALE- Six toys, baby equipment, yellow, also other furniture. Rent includes all utilities, families-August 7th aad 8th. wall-to-wall carpeting, and Street location. Warren E clothing, gas heaters, mis­ Call 646-3311. FOUR ROOM aMrtment, no Agrealnewiiiiaylorldel Howland Realtors. 643-1108 DOG-CAT BOARDING 10-4 p.m., 119 West Street, cellaneous. 82 White Street, appliances, 428 Broad Street, parking. Call 1-237-8859 for in­ bathing/grooming. Complete Manchester. 10-3, Saturday, August 7th. ALUMINUM SIDING $140 Security deposit. No formation EHO modern facilities. Canine Rain date Sunday. children or pets. 6434751, SNkW-BIANCHI MO-PEDS Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon Sacrifice. Distributor has lef­ TAG SALE- Gigantic- Tools, tover brand new first quality MANCHESTER - Attractive OFFICE SPACE Road, Manchester. 646-5971. motorcycle, 8' flourescent p ik LIKE NEW, Gravely tractor, siding in original factory car­ MANCHESTER - Unusual three bedroom first floor ^ • Up !o 150 mtles per FOR RENT lights, foor-wheel drive frame 8 h.p. with sulky, 30" rotery deluxe one bedroom apartment. Security, lease, no g a llo n ' tons. Must sacrifice. Installa­ sQuarc feot centor FREE-Gentle kittens in and engine, toastmaster table pets. $220 plus utilities. Sept 1 • Reliable low-ooiiution mower, 32’’ reel mower, tion and terms arranged. Call Townhouse apartment I Manchester, a r condiiioninp and J exchange for good homes. Call top oven, blender, household 50cc ^^narelll engine snowblower, snow plow, Warehouse, 1-800-382-0586. available at Independence occupancy 646-0867. [p a rk in g T a il 643-9551 646-5601. miscellaneous and much • Quality, tubular steel sickle bar, all year machine. Village This is an adult com­ frame coristruction more. August 7th and 8th, 9-5., 646-4958. munity and features all the ONE five room apartment • Full suspension for safe, FOUR MONTH old female 1 Sunset Lane, Bolton off BEDROOM SET- walnut veneer, excellent condition, conveniences and luxury of newly redecorated with easy handling dog wants good home. Free. Tolland Road. Rain date 14th TAG SALE-August 7th, 9 a m. townhouse living. Individual refrigerator and stove One • Elegant and f'uent Call 643-4330. and 15th. chest, dresser with mirror, s ty lin g to 3 p.m., 15 Stephen Street. large vanity with mirror, full basement with washer-dryer four room apartment newly • 6 month Aar'ant^ Furniture, picture frames, hookups. Private entrances, redecorated with refrigerator BIG TAG SALE- Saturday sized bed with bedding. $150. Garden Products 47 baby items, books, toys, mis­ Kitchen table with five leaves, patio, wall-to-wall carpeting, and stove. Call 872-8718. August 7th, 9 a.m,Corner cellaneous. Rain date Sunday. air-conditioner, massive Redwood and Ralph Road, six chairs vinyl seats to Come See Them Now A t SWEET CORN- Gowdy’s No previews. match, $50. 643-6832. bedroom, all kitchen MANCHESTER- Attractively Farm, Brewster Street, Manchester. Complete sell­ appliances with heat and hot paneled, four room apart­ out of home furnishings in­ TAG SALE-Clover Mill Farm ment, stove, refrigerator, 4 Door Sodan with valour up* Coventry, half mile off 44A, PAINT for sale-Glidden water included $250 per cluding some furniture, sports MANCHSSTinmvtH MONOA MANCHESTER best sweet corn. Come and get -Attic treasures, tools, toys month No pets. Available references no pets $165 646- holatry, high plla carpatlng, factory equipment, toys, bikes, books, exterior, gold, primer, 4W air, auto., p. staarlno. radio, vinyl it. 85 cents per dozen. 742- and antiques. Saturday and gallons, and finish coat, 9 August 15th, shown by ap­ 3167, 228-3540. HONDA / KAWASAKI roof, waw tiraa. Carrfaa balanca of 7566. etc. Sunday 9-5. August 7-8, rain or Chryalar warranty. A apaclal at gallons, reasonable, call 649- pointment only. Damato 24 Adorns S t 646*2789 now.MORE THAN EVER! shine. Route 44A, Coventry, to 1078. Enterprises, 646-1021. A uto* For Sale 61 *******••••••••••••••••••• TAG SALE-Short wave radio, A ntiq u es 4s Grant Hill Road. Take first antique wood skis, snow tires, right Broad Way. 75 DATSUN 8210 $2995 71 HORNET $1795 G.M. wheels, furniture, mis­ NEW UNIQUE Mail Order SIX ATTRACTIVE rooms. Two doof sedan 4 speed Two floor seflan Economical but 'oom enough fo' people 6- WANTED Antique furniture, cellaneous household items, House for sufferers of TEPPP Nice yard. Appliances, tires electric 'ear window glass, pewter, oil paintings, or TAG SALE- Saturday and Sun­ (The Ever Present Present parking $215 per month. defogger Bnght green cyiindef engine, radio automatic 1976 PIVMOIITH electric rotissiere, old bottles, day, 45 Tracy Drive, 104, vmvi nteriof Metallic green 1974 PLYMOUTH other antique item s, R. many other useful items. 17 Problem). Free prescription- Security 643-2081. Available Miscellaneous items. September 1st. 74 AMC HORNET $2895 Harrison, 643-8709. Leland Drive (off Keeney catalogue. Consumer Ser­ Two doof sedan. 6 cyimder 70'/t FORD FALCON $1495 1 (RAN FURY DUSTER vices, Box 333, Charlestown, engine automatic, blue with Two door sedan Looks like a Custom 4 door, factory air, auto., p. A real ataal. S cylindar, auto., viny Street) Manchester, from 9 ■’’onno but IS really a Falcon 6- •taaring, p. brakaa. radio. Low ANTIQUES Wanted - GARAGE TAG SALE-Four R.I. 02813. matching interior root, radio, now tiraa. Stock fSISS. a.m. Saturday only. families, rain or shine. 845 cylinder engine 3-speefl mllaaga. Vary claan. Carriaa American furniture, oriental ROCKVILLE-First floor, ifansmission, power steennq balanca o f‘Chryalar warranty. East Street, Hebron. August 72 RAT k’etaiiic green with black interior Pricad balow daalar coat at rugs, paintings, pewter. Wind­ TAG SALE-Pool table, fur­ TAG SALE- Saturday only, 10- three rooms. $180. per month $1595 sor chairs, crocks, jugs, 7th and 8th. 9:30-5. Many 6, 37 Kensington Street, B ^s, includes utilities. Call 646- Model 128. four door sedan sure *2475 niture, toys, new craft kits, items, linens, jewelry, fur­ fooled front wheel dnve radial weathervanes, primitives' frames, rug, miscellaneous. 2235. 871-1686. tire s B lue 72 MONTEGO MX $2295 glassware, new clothes, golf niture, books, clothes, knick- Brougham Runs on regular gas *4975 Ron Dionne, 643-1691. clubs, books, etc. August 7th, 1974 PLYMOUTH knacks, baby items, etc. TAG SALE- Pool equipment, MANCHESTER- Three 74 AMC HORNH $3495 Two door hardtop V-8 radio 10-4, Rain date August 8th, 288 4 Door Sedan Talk about a *actor> air conditioning power WANTED - Complete estates Fern Street, Manchester. baby items, curtains, clothes, rooms, refrigerator, stove, goroeous car — this is it. Under S t e e r in g automatic four n e w 1975 PLVMOUIH DUSTER COUPE or single piece. Will buy out­ MAYTAG washer and elec­ miscellaneous. 54 Greenwood porch, parking, $150 plus 27.000 - one owner mllesi while S'de wall tires Bronze with Raal sharp. 318 angina, p. ataarlng, tronic dryer, good condition, brown vinyl rool auto., radio. right or sell on consignment, TRINKETS and Treasures Drive, Manchester, ^turday security. Adults. Days 646- Economical 6 cylinder engine, FURY any quantity. 644-8962. asking $125 for both. Call 649- and Sunday, 104. 3494. evenings 6494742. up automatic, p. steering, factory air, 4 Door Sodan, 3ta angina, factory Sale- Something for everyone, 4835 after 6 p.m. separate tracking front seats, 71 FORD $1795 air, p. ataoring, p. brakaa. auto., Friday and Saturday, August 6 radial tires, tinted glass, beautiful Galaxie 500 four door hardtop V- radio, waw llraa, yinyl Interior and *2695 WANTED - Old antique clock and 7th. 10-5. 36 Milford Road, TAG SALE-Sunday, August MANCHESTER- Mature cou­ metallic bronze finish with tan In* $ automatic laciory an 'ad'O whaal covara. Carriaa balanca ot also parts. 644-0209, after 6 TAG SALE- 9-4, Saturday and terior. accent vtnyt roof. blua metelllc wtth matching in­ Chryalar warranty. Manchester, Cash only. 8th, 12 to 5 p.m. 73 Frances ple wanted for this clean four the p.m. Sunday,■ ,, August 7th and 8th.L„.. Drive, Manchester, room apartment in attractive terior Near Gay (Jity Park. FollowF ' 73 GREMUN $2095 1974 DOOGE SEARS, Kenmore gas stove, four family brick building. 2 Door with hatch back window, WANTED - old antique the signs to Jan Drive. 71 MG GT COUPE $2695 *3795 four years old, good condition, REFRIGERA’TOR-frost free, Heat, hot water and hatch " strong 6 cylinder engine. 3 speed B' Senes. 4 cylinder, 4 speed. MONACO phonograph. Call 644-1320 $125. Call 528-7493. 15 cu, feet, avocado, like new, appliances. $210, No children floor shift, radio, fold down back AM-FM radio, electric rear win­ Station Wagon, nica car. Auto., p. after 5 p.m. GAS STOVE- clean and in $150. Fireplace set, excellent or pets, 643-8481. seat, green metallic finish, wash & dow defroster, wire wheels, steel 1974 HORNET ataarlng, p. brakaa, air con­ excellent working condition, condtion, antiqued iron, grate, Fun Function & Fortitude in a Great New Toyota wear vinyl Interior. belted Michelon radials. royal 2 Door Coupt, e eytindar, p. ditioning, radio. GIGANTIC Tag Sale- Leaving coppertone. Call 649-1546. blue. What a beauty' itoorlng, radio. Ona ownar. Low the state. Several household screen, andirons and tools FURNISHED two or three PICK-UP mllaaga. Muat ba aaan to ba ap- □ RENTALS items, paintings. Saturday $35. 643-1686. room apartment, parking 70 DATSUN $1895 praclatad. TAG SALE-Saturday, August available, no pets. (Jail 648- SPECIAL *3295 and Sunday, 10-til evening. 22 7th, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. 92 West Modoj 510, 4 door Station Carter Street, Bolton. No TAG SALE- Saturday, August 7647. LYNCH HAS ’EM W ^on . Maybe this is the utile Vernon Street, rain or shine. wagon you have been looking lor Rooms tor Rent 52 dealers. 7th, 10-5. Bargains galore. 17 72 DATSUN $2495 *2195 Furniture, games, glassware, Model 521 '4 ton pickup. Super Economical 4 cylinder engine, 1973 CHRYSLER Duval Street off Hilliard 2W ROOMS, Main Sreet, heat, PLUS: herd to find model. This one is a easy to drive automatic. 4 new ESSEX MOTOR INN - Weekly books, Bishop extension Street. Rain date August 8th. appliances, references, beautyl Under 38.000 one owner tires, snow while finish wMh LAWSON SOFA Nylon- $85. ladder, household items, etc. 1973 CHRYSLER X NEWPORT rooms, single $56., double $69. Moving must sell. After 5 security deposit, lease, $140. Over 75 Other Corollas Including 2 Doors, 4 mllee. 4 speed. Ready tor work or cranberry interior 3 Door, alandard ahitt, S cylindar. 2 Door Hardtop, p. ataadng. p. plus tax, continental p.m., 742-8261. TAG SALE- Saturday August Call after 6 p.m., 648-3911. play- Eacaptlonal condition. Vary breakfast, maid service, color TAG SALE- 93 Oliver Road, 7th. 356 West Street,(route Doors, Hardtops, Wagons and 5 Speeds. 70 TOYTOA COROLLA $1095 aconomical. S«?*n*tea:*oi?y Manchester. Saturday 104 73 AUSTW MARINA $1695 2 Door Sedan. 4 cylinder TV, utilities, parking. Call BABY CRIB and mattress, 8 85), Bolton. Furniture, dishes, MANCHESTER newer five 4 Door Sedan, 4 speed. The heart speed, radio, (xreat gas mileage 646-2300. ' Typewriter, stereo, couch, linens, tools, etc. room Duplex, 3 bedrooms, 1W of an MQ and a body you can iNe track with fm stereo radio for dishes, etc. SEE THEM ALL AT.... in. Redial tlrea, British racing A great secondno car 1895 *2495 car, four speakers and con­ baths, two children accepted, green end saddle Interior. WANTED middle-aged trols. Call 646-5886. TAG SALE-Saturday August no pets, security, references, woman to share expenses in TAG SLAE- Miscellaneous 7th, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., 88 $250 monthly. Hayes Corpora­ items, Saturday-Sunday. 104 MANCHESTER PLYMOUTH INC. six ro m Duplex, good GOOD WASHING machine’ Starkweather Street. Many in­ tion. 6464)131. nYfNlGlHimOlMIOlTIAll DeCORMIER neighborhood, $90. monthly working order. $50. Call 649- Comer Keeney Drive-Route teresting and useful items ST. S3 (TALCOTTVILLE) 643-2708 rent plus half utilities. 64fr 3466. 44A, Bolton Lake. priced to sell. WILUMANTIC- one and two 34S S T IE T . NURCHESTDl 1297. bedroom apartments, conn PHONE 646*4321 MOTOR SALES INC. utilities, appliances, $175 and (Route 6) 285 BROAD ST. 643-4165 $195. Superintendant 456-0931 SHOP TONITB TIL 8 P.M. or J. D. Real Elstate. PAGE TEN__ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD EXCHANGE, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Aug. 6, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD EXCHANGE. Manchester. Conn., Fri„ Aug. 6, 1976- PAGE ELEVEN

Butiness to r Bent 55 Resort Property Wantad to Rant 5 7 Autos For Safe Autos For Safe 61 Autos For Sale 61 a u t o m o t iv e 61 Autos For Sale For Rant 56 □ Se'e 61 Autos For Sala 61 Autoa For Sala FOR RENT - Connecting or 61 Autos For Sala 6 f separate front room offices COLUMBIA LAKE- lour NUN looking for room to rent 1973 CELICA Toyota, ST, 37,- Autos For Sale 61 1971 AUSTIN AMERICA. 1969 VOLKSWAGEN, Karman 95,1 Main Street" Call 643-4846 room cottage, available in private home, preferably 000 miles, 4-speed, extras. 1%9 BUICK Electra converti­ 1969 VOLKSWAGEN- Needs water pump, battery to Ghia, automatic transmis­ ble, all power, air- August 21-Labor Day. 228- Forest Hill area. Write to YEAR END Show room condition. Call 649- run or use for parts. i% . or Automatic, rebuilt engine and TWO - Professional Offices - n eed c a r ? Credit bad? sion, good condition, receipts conditioning, $1,100 or best 3803 Manchester Herald, Box R. 2162. best offer. 643-4063. transmission. $850. or best First floor, excellent business Bankrupt? Repossessed? for recent work, $400. Call 643- offer. Call 646-8035. offer. Call 643-0712. Honest D ouglas a c c e p ts 8621. location, all facilities, Wantad to Rant 57 MARRIED COUPLE-one CLEARANCE SALE lowest down, sm allest GOOD ECONOMICAL-1967 2- 1973 AUDI lOOGL. Best offer. parking, rent rea.sonable 649- child looking for two bedroom 1%7 MUSTANG convertible, 1973 PINTO Runabout, 47,000 payments, Douglas Motors, door Comet, 6 cylinder, stan­ Call 646-5371 after 5 p.m., 1680 . 649-3549 RELIABLE YOUNG apartment in nice location. 1973 VEGA HATCHBACK-4- V-8. automatic transmission, miles. Automatic, radio, good dard shift, new clutch, tires. weekdays. $950. Call 646-2509. WORKING COUPLE-wishes Call 1-537-1960. Main. 649-9919. speed,ed, radio, heavy duty tires. Bought larger family BROAD STREET - Modern to move to Manchester area WE PAY jia lor complete car. $1,400. 228-3488. higb-rise office building, all Will do light maintenance for s , s e a ” 1972 VOLKSWAGEN- utilities and parking, reduced rent or rent-free junk cars. Call Joey, Tolland Immaculate, excellent condi­ KEEP SMILING Auto Body, 528-1990 1966 LE MANS, automatic, carpeted, will sub-divide apartment Good references. tion. Low mileage. $2,000.649- power steering, body in good 1974 MG Midget, excellent 7127. Rentals start at $100 per Call before 10 a m. or after KEEP HAPPY condition. $350. Call 646-3216. month 646-8422 . 646-5764 4:30 p.m 232-2794. PARTS Department now open condition, low mileage, 4- Saturdays. Complete line of speed steward, 4 cylinder, 1969 FORD Falcon 170 engine, BRAND NEW Chrysler parts. Chorches am/fm, eight radials, Best 1957 Volkswagen, with extra redone head, like new, $150 parts. Needs work. Call 643- Autos For Sala 61 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 BRAND NEW Motors. 649-3646. offer over fe,400. 649-5433. 1976 1976 firm. Call 649-6685. 6027. MUSTANG II Two door hardtop, 4 cylinder, 4 PINTO WAGON speed, wsw tires, tach, amp and 4 cylinder, 4 speed, B78x13 wsw INVENTORY LIQUIDATION SALE LET’S TALK SAVINGS tires, bucket seats, carpeting, fold oil pressure guages, bucket seats, down rear seats. Bright yellow. St. |5K- tv 's W A N T cut pile carpeting, rack & pinion steering, limited edition package. #217. yW R BUSING! *99* Stock i|>201. Iff O VER COST! ‘3284 1976 DODGE DART ^3510 ON ALL nnCERALD FORD, INC. rock 6 4 3 - 2 4 8 5 100 Windsor Avenue, Rockville 8 7 5 - 3 3 6 9 "TaHand Camtf't Oldast Ford Oodor" 4-Door Sodan, 6 qrOndor. aulomanc, powor ttoorlng, front dioc Hours: Weekdays 9-9, Thurs. 9-6. Sot. 9-5 braktt. AM radio, vinrt roof, btimpor guards, 078x14 wtw. Inaldt bottom! iMOd roiMM, IntulRlIon iMiltietv Oonio. Mook No. M18. Sow now Ipr 146*7. ■ \ \ \ •4025 \ MANY CARS AVAILA6LE WITH LEAN BURN ENGINES 1975 MOM 1975 SIMILAR SAVINGS ON OTHER DODGE A 1976 ASTRE BUICK SPECIAL CHRYSLER CARS IN STOCK A READY FOR 197 6 ASTRE 2 Door Coupe, economy V-8 engine, 2 DOOR COUPE 1976 SUNBIRD PLYMOUTH GOLD DUSTER IMMEOIATC DELIVERY. V i M P O 24 MPQ SAFARI WAGON . power steering, power brakes, factory What a carl 8 cylinder engine, power COUPE HIGHWAY DRIVING CITY DRIVING EQUIPPED WITH: Air Cond., 2 DM 140 air conditioning, vinyl roof. steering, power brakes, factory air con­ EQUIPPED WITH: 2 bW. 140 4 cyt. cyl. tuto. trana., B7Sx13 radial tiraa. engine, BRTOxIS redial tiree, auto, ditioning. Under 20,000 miles. EQUIPREO WITH: 2 bbl. 140 4 cyt. powtr itaarlna. AM/FM radio, raar Buy u m com m ce •naln«. 4 spMd trins., A76x15 ww trene.. rally wheels, tinted glate, body firm, I dafroatar, nmad glaaa, luogaoa camar. fide motdinga, coneole, remote control AM rsdio. custom wtiotl covort, body woodgrain tiding, tilt whaal. rally whaala. mhTor. Stock #9101 ONLY «3895 side moldings. Stock #M76. cuatom Inttrlor, aporla mlrrora and mora. ONLY 100% USED CAR WARRANTY APPLIES TO ^3695 ENQ INE, transmission , DIFFERENTIAL SAVE SAVE SAVE 1973 ONLY FOR 30 DAYS OR 1,000 MILES, PONTIAC GRAN VILLE 1974 VOLKSWAGEN OWNERS WHICHEt^R COMES FIRST. *OFFER EXPIRES SATURDAY, AUGUST 14th - 5:00 P.M. 4 Door Hardtop, power steering, power c^ua.. 1t78CHRT6UR BUICK EUCTRA LTD. Feeling Lost? No Where to Turn? n y iiii^ ‘r* “’ ,i^ ■Wvfinfl, air condlUonlna, vinyl rool. Low 1171 PONTIAC CATALINA H ltS 1979 CHEV. IMPALA 4 DR. HT S2499 brakes, power windows, power seats, 4 Door Hardtop. All power. Buick’s ul­ "woogo. Eic o Hm oondWon. S,tM mNat. loadad Ind. air oond„ at* V-9. AT. PS. Pt. air cond. AM-FM radio. Much more. Pontiac's price. 17267. Derno. ★ USEDVk 1979 CHEVROLET VEQA 11999 timate In luxury. Excellent condition. ^ 1975 DODGE COLT Hatchback, auto. Top Of The Line. DON’T WORRY!! 1970 OLDS TORONADO S7ID9 Must be seen. lim * cylindw, front disc frrikei, wiw L o e ^ r Thle M r hM everything axeopt 1979 OLDS CUTLASS 4 DR. 92H 9 Miles Auto Sales has a full staff of factory 1978FLYM0UTH a tape player. White. Traded for a CARS 1972 COUPE DaVILLE $9999 Cedillec. Originally ovar $10,000. 1974 CADILUC CPE. Da VILLE 99499 All Cadillac aqulpmant Including air •*’® nanauement of funr. 4 doof sadm, S oyUndw, nutonutlo, pow*t stasrlng, rtdlo, sir ONLY ^3195 1976 WAGON $0209 AN CadWao aoutomant bveludlng air conditioning, laathar intarlor, vinyl roof, ONLY M 695 conditioning. Low mlloiigo. Vory doan. Immaculato. coimL. AM-FM, d h r M a aa i Only 29,000 EVERETT MARCEAU, ready and willing to serve Custom Crulaer — Lest of the big radial tiraa. 47,000 mllaa. One yecr/12,- your every automotive needs completely — from wagons. V-6. automatic, power eteorlng 000 guarantee evallable. 1 9 7 9 DODGE •ir conditioning, roof rack, elac. taH garta, 1979 LUXURY LI MANS $9999 Iirt SAAB utsf 1975 1973 minor repairs to major transmission or engine cofoi^ Cialom l-Door hardtop, auto., p.a., air cond., ylnyl rool, r wood grain a ld ^ 9,000 mHaa. Balanoa 2 dr„ HT, F t, PB, air eond^ V-9 auto„ 2S,goo »/w. dalina whaal eevara, plua mueh mora. Muat ba aaani Only mhat Auto, poww tlMtlng, ■rebuilding. All parts are in stock to assure you of of factory warranty. Tradad for a vinyf ro o t 4 eyilndtr engine. CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO Cadillac. 1979 OLD! CUTLAM 99499 MERCURY COMET the fastest available service in the area. 1074 DODGE COLT COUFE 1972 PONTIAC LE MANS WON. 92499 Excellent condition, V-8 automatic, tac- A great second car. 2 Door, economy 6 standard transmiaalon, radio, bucliat aaata. front disc brakes, vinyl 1S79 DODGE CORONET $8979 2 Dr. Coupa, V-9, AT, P t, P I, air eorvd„ V-9, autOn Mr cond., powar etaaring. 2 Door H.T., whha, 9 c yt. pvtm vinyl roof, buokat aaata, dark brown. tory air conditioning, power steering, cylinder engine, automatic, power ^®® ''®®'’® experience and training Inttrlor. 1972 ORAN TORINO $99H with Volkswagen. He will give your VW fender, etaaring, powar brakae, air eond., 1979 MONTI CARLO 99499 2 door HT. 44,000 rnhaa, air cond.. powar landeau top. Low mileage. steering. V-9, AT. Pt. P I, air OdfiA. radM tiraa. loving care when it needs it. And he will do it at a ciwr„ 1674 DODGE rad. etaaring A brakaa. air condftfonod, 1974 CHEVROLET WCKUR C-10t$88» -price you can afford. V-S, standard ahNl 17,000 mNaa, naw ItTl OLDS DELTA IX7N 1972 OLDi 99 4 DR. SID. 921H t-Door hardtop, V-l, aula., powar 1 ownar, V-9, AT. P t. PS, radio, Wua. A ONLY^4595 Let Us Help You. Maactng. ybiyl roaf and ah oond. va^ nloa car. ONLY ^2350 1t74 TOYOTA CIUCA 1 9 7 4 D0D9E I dr, auto, tk oondtUonlnp, radMt. Itr* DELTA CONVERTIELE t3tt« 1971 FORD LTD 4 DOOR tIS H Monaco cuatom 4-Ooor hardtop, auto., p.a., rodio, p.b., a/c, lintad V-9, auto, bana., PS, FB. air oorvd. 99,- B U G ^ $ , 1174 VW BUQ •1**« VjO, a u la , alario,_pi 1974 Ulna, plus mora. tiraa. Low m iaaga. 000 mHaa. 1974 Erwin "Tux" Tuxbury SHek •hlft, radto, rad. ______sAaarln^f e^haaf, radlaf OLDS 98 . 1974 D0D9E DART BUCKCEKTURY ®l»'1- • cykndar, automatlo, powsr alasrine, radio low mllaopa. 4 Door Hardtop, lull power. A true luxury 2 Door Coupe, V-8, automatic transmis­ * «y claan. car. Test drive it today. sion, power steering. One owner car. RENT-A-CAR Low mileage. Must be seen. 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Trucks for Ssle 62 HONDA 1970, 450 CL. Needs some work, $275. Call 643-1802 after 5 p.m. 1959 CHEVY half ton Fleet- side. Asking $200. Cail Bruce 643-1470 after 5 p.m. FOR SALE- 1974 Kawasaki KX-250, Moto-crosser, Madness! That is the only way to describe it. We are giving 1968 INTERNATIONAL excellent condition; 1971 away up to $150 to anyone who purchases a Pinto from stock Metro 1100 step van, depen­ Kawaski, 350 A755, very good dable $750, firm. Call 646-4958. condition. Call 872-2540. during our Pinto Days. 1967 DODGE step van, 6 Csmpers-Trallers Make the best deal you can on any 1976 Pinto in stock from cylinders, 30,000 original Mobile Homes 65 mites, very good condition. our sales team. Once you have purchased it you will be given the $900 or best offer. Call 289- 18' CAMPER trailer - single 2064. axle, excellent condition. glove compartment key. Open it. in it you will find a certificate Eleven years old. $1,500, Call worth up to $150. Whatever the amount, we will credit it toward Motorcyclas-BIcycles 64 742-8930. „ the purchase price of your Pinto. MOTORCYCLE Insurance - TRAVEL economically with a Specializing in low cost 1968 Nimrod Camper, sleeps No catches. No strings attached. coverage for over 10 years. five, cabinet, stove, heater Binding authority. Crockett and screened in family room. * Prizes and Pinto stock numbers are tealed and are on tile with Manchester Agency, Inc., 643-1577. Asking $525 . 646-3819. State Bank. * Otter expires August 14th. BSA CHOPPER-650 cc 1970 COX Tent camper, good Springer, hard tail, hog wheel, condition, $500. 6467163 after new paint, with trailer and 5 p.m. ‘‘Buy American...Buy The Best" many spare parts. Asking $1,- 200. Call after 6 p.m., 646-2997. SELLING YOUR mobile home? Top dollar offered for ^ FORD HONDA 1972, CL350, excellent fast results, 1-828-0360, nUON SALES & SERVICE INC. condition. $6IX). Call 646-6^. broker. 1971 HONDA CB 100. YOUR CHOICE two or three 319 Main Street 643-2145 Excellent condition, low bedrooms, colors and decor, mileage. Call 643-5793. new 14’ wide delivered at $9,- 995. trades welcome, Our LADIES 27” Peugeot touring prrces can’t be beat. 50 homes 1974 TOYOTA Corolla, 4^ioor 1969 PONTIAC 1971 CHEVY Biscayne, four- 16speed, bike, good condition, to choose from starting at sedan, automatic transmis­ 1970 MGB GT-Immaculate. BONNEVILLE-Brougham. door,power steering and Yellow finish, radial tires, $80. Ask for Tony, 646-3663. $995. E xcellent financing sion, excellent condition, low Low mileage, all luxury op­ brakes. Automatic. Cml 643- available. Parts, supplies ana mileage, $2,175. Call 643-4907 mint throughout. $1699. tions including air con­ 0926. Manchester Small Cars, 643- COLUMBIA- Bicycle built for accessories. Full time service ditioning, power windows, 4249. two, excellent condition, $100, department. Plaza Homes, 1962 VOLKSWAGEN bug, no cruise control and tilt wheel. ELM MOTORS Call 6464348. 1348 Wilbur Cross Highway, body rot, 4 brand new tires, Manchester Small Cars, 643- Berlin Turnpike, Berlin, Conn. motor needs work. Call 646- Toyot»-Dat;'jn 1969 PONTIAC LEMANS-2- 4249. FIVE-SPEED BOYS’ BIKE. 1-828-0369. 3690. SpadiHst door, V-8, three-year-old 1874 TOYOTA CiUCA 12850 automatic transmission. $800. One year old, excellent condi­ 1972 CHEVROLET- 4 speed. 6465538. tion. Call Jim , 64641569. 18’ 1959 Trailer, stove, heater, VOLVO- 1965 122S, 4-door, Kingswood station wagon. large refrigerator, sleeps six, good condition. $650. Call 646- 1872 TOYOTA S1875 Automatic, air conditioned, CORONA, rebuill engine, i speed. 1973 YAMAHA 175cc, mint hitch included. $1,100. 6462221 6635. very clean Above average 1871 TOYOTA MK II 81505 Trucks tor Sale 62 condition, $495. Call 872-2943, after 5 p.m. mileage. $1349. Manchester CORONA, automatic. 2863100. 1966 FORD, Ranch wagon, all Small Cars, 643-4249. 1870 TOYOTA 81285 power and air, good running CORONA, automatic. 1955 CHEVY PICKUP- Automotive Service 66 1973 YAMAHA TX500, 7,400 condition. $575. Call 643-8733. 1870 DAT8UN 510 IlO H Chrome wheels, runs go^. 1970 VOLVO 142-4-speed. 4 speed. Asking $350. Call 649,1^. miles. Needs new rear tire, Exceptionally fine condition. ELM MOTORS- ToyoU, Dat- 1967 FORD Custom, good run­ 100% GUARANTEE chain, and tune-up. I've lost sun specialists, factory Thoroughly reconditioned. interest and Just don’t feel ning condition, best offer. Call 114 C. MAIN ST,. R O C K V ILU 1964 CHEVY pick-up truck, trained, one day service, 14 $1299. Manchester Small Cars, •7 1-1I1 7 good condition. $200. Call 646 like messing with it. The first 64S-t7S8, 646-8270. 643-4249. East Main, Rockville. 871- 3044. $500 takes it. Rick, 646-0675. 1817.