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MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, AUGUST 12, 1974 - VOL. XCIII, No. 266 t w en ty pa g e s - t w o se c t io n s Manchester—A City of Village Charm PRICE: Ell'TEEN CEMS Unity Appeal Expected Hi 'll*. Ford to Address Nation

On Administration Goals I I WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Ford 30 minutes Sunday said Ford had a list of ’That relaxed style was also apparent in goes before a joint session of Congress about IS possibilities and asked for more the way Ford has run the White House tonight with a nationally televised appeal suggestions. since he took office Thursday. There are for unity and a renewed spirit of coopera­ Administration officials said Ford’s no restrictions on the movements of , m tion between legislators and the White speech to Congress, which was expected to reporters and the staff, taking its cue from House. run about 30 minutes, would present a Ford, was much more open and friendly t There were abundant indications Ford general overview of what he considers to than former President Nixon’s staff had would receive a warm welcome in his first be urgent domestic and foreign problems. been. m . appearance as President in the chambers Ford spent much of the weekend working The main domestic problem facing the where he served for 25 years as a on it. Ford administration is the economy. congressman. His speech was Members of Congress, meanwhile, an­ His aides said the speech would not scheduled to start at 9 p.m. EDT. ticipated having much better relations provide specific programs, although Ford Ford got an early start on his long day, with Ford than toey did with the Nixon ad­ might announce plans to start high-level beating most of his staff to the White ministration. discussions soon about the economy before House at 7:30 a.m. He scheduled morning "We do have a better climate, no ques­ coming up with any new programs. meetings with Secretary of State Henry A. tion about it, and we’ll have more coopera­ Internationally, they said. Ford will Kissinger to discuss the Cyprus situation tion between President Ford and the stress continuity of Nixon administration and with other aides to work on shaping Congress,’’ Senate Democratic leader foreign policy and the need for stability his new adnninistration. Mike Mansfield said today. and world peace. Veep List Honeymoon Will Last The address itself will be “newsy” but will contain “no blockbusters,” one aide Another task facing Ford was considera­ "I think that the honeymoon will last up said. tion of his growing list of proposed vice to and through the election, because we The most immediate problem, however, presidential candidates. Congressional want to cooperate and work in partnership is selection of a vice president. and political leaders who met with him for with President Ford and the ad­ Ford met for six hours at the White ministration,” he said. house Sunday with GOP leaders, speaking Appearing on NBC-TV’s “Today Show,” , with each for 30 minutes alone. Inside Today's Mansfield said fighting inflation should be^ Ford’s top priority. “Whatever he thinks ^Helpful Advice’ WV. is necessary to decrease inflation from the Ford said he got “constructive and very present rate of 12 per cent, we would give helpful advice.” Congressmen emerging Hfralh consideration to,” Mansfield said. “And from the one-on-one sessions said that we would eagerly await any initiative he Democrats, blacks and women were .c - Area Profile...... Pages 6, 7, 15 would show.” among the possibilities. When asked Forum of the Arts...... Page 3 Ford emerged from his suburban directly about a woman vice president. Caution: Heavy Equipment at Work MACC N ew s...... Page 2 Alexandria, Va. hme early today after Ford said, “We don’t rule out anybody.” fixing his own breakfast and taking a dip Ford was said to have a personal list of Softball tourney tonight___Page 12 in his backyard swimming pool. He waved about 15 names he showed the advisers. Sign on Erie St. where sewer’con­ warning to both drivers and bicyclists youngsters to be careful and take Rec team swim m arks...... Page 12 to a small crowd of bystandars and press. Among the most prominently mentioned struction has begun, sets pace for that heavy equipment is being used in extra precaution till the project is A&N Club golfing w eek___Page 12 When asked what he would do without a for the job were former New York Gov. payloaders as they rumble by. It was the area. Workers have warned completed. (Herald photo by Dunn) swimming pool at the White House he Nelson A. Rockefeller and GOP national erected by neighborhood children as a grinned and said; “I’m going to miss it.” chairman George Bush. Other names dis­ cussed were Sen. Edward W. Brooke, R-Mass,; Sen. Barry M. Goldwater, R- Ariz.; former Attorney General Elliot Richardson, and former Defense Greek-Led Troops Start Secretary Melvin R. Laird. Governors Optimistic Ford has promised to submit a name to Congress by early next week. Releasing Turkish POWs CHICAGO (UPI) - With Richard Nixon the governors’ races can be carried out on Homecoming out of the White House, the nation’s current issues, such as inflation, employ­ Tonight’s speech brings Ford back to the Republican governors are hoping to put ment and educational opportunities, for in­ House, where he cultivated deep Delegates said the Greek and Turkish more Republicans in governors’ mansions By United Press International Red Cross officials drove the first freed stance,” he said. friendships on both sides of the aisle foreign ministers edged a little closer to across the country. Greek-led troops moved to cool the Turkish troops from a detention center in during his 25 years as representative of agreement at the on-again, off-again talks “We’re determined to make this year a explosive Cyprus crisis today, freeing the Limassol to the U.N.-supervised “green Funds Small Michigan’s Fifth District. in Geneva, and decided to stay another start toward eroding that Democratic ad­ first of thousands of Turkish prisoners of line” dividing the Greek and Turkish sec­ Dunn said campaign contributions to the David and Julie Eisenhower, the only day to try and reach accord on the island’s vantage and increasing the number of war and beginning a pullout from occupied tors in Nicosia, the island’s capital. GOP coffers were small at this point, but members of former President Nixon’s minority enclaves. political future. Republican governors,” Tennessee Gov. The prisoners, many of them unshaven, indicated there would be plenty of finan­ family still in Washington, have been in­ Greece, however, beefed up troops out­ Leaders of the island’s Turkish minority Winfield Dunn, chairman of the looked fatigued, trudging along in shoes or cial backing for the party’s campaigns. vited to sit with the Ford family in the side Athens in what the government called have called for dividing Cyprus into two Republican Governors’ Association, told a boots without . A national guard “It’s in the hundreds and low thousands House gallery along with Mamie a test of Athens’ ability to meet any new autonomous regions, but Greek Cypriot of­ news conference Sunday. spokesman said some had been picked up now, but it convinces me the Republican Eisenhower. Turkish military moves on Cyprus. ficials have come out strongly against par­ In 1967, Dunn noted, there were 32 GOP in civilain clothes, but “were not treated party still has good financial support,” Though there is no doubt his old friends Britain, the former colonial ruler of tition. governors and 18 Democratic governors. as spies but as prisoners of war.” Dunn said. don’t need to be asked. Ford will request Cyprus, also ordered 1,000 tough Nepalese Now, he says, the figure is identical but Dunn, Gov. Christopher Bond cooperation from (Congress and pledge a Gurkha troops to reinforce its 10,000-man reversed. and North Carolina Gov. James E. smooth relationship in return. force on the eastern Mediterranean island Holshouser Jr. told newsmen they would So cordial are the relationships between of 700,000.. Senate Sentiment . Hopeful frown on any efforts by President Ford to Ford and almost every member, says solicit-a Democratic vice president. . Barber Conable, R-N.Y., his former Free 13 Sunday With Nixon out of the way, the GOP colleagues may have trouble calling him The Greek-led Cypriot National Guard governors are hoping that Watergate will All agreed that former New York Gov. freed the first 13 Turkish war prisoners Against Prosecution Nelson Rockefeller would make an accep­ “Mr. President.” take a back seat in the upcoming cam­ “One of the bright things about him,” Sunday night in “a unilateral act of good paigns and that the Republicans will be table candidate. Dunn said Rockefeller Conable said, “is that we still want to call will” and promised more releases today WASHINGTON (UPI) - While there Chairman Peter W. Rodino, D-N.J., who able to tprn the tables. was at the top of the list of prospective him Jerry. I think that is what America is after giving the Red Cross a list of 3,200 appears to be strong sentiment in the is firmly against continuing with impeach­ Sixteen GOP governors or gubernatorial vice presidents he submitted to Ford. looking for at this time.” Turkish POWs. Senate that Richard Nixon should not be ment, says he is most concerned about nominees were on hand Sunday for the Bond called Rockefeller an excellent British Foreign Secretary James choice and Holshouser said he also would prosecuted for any crimes, there seems to getting out a final report to serve as a strategy session. Callaghan said'the national guard also be little support for passing a resolution to precedent for future impeachments and to Dunn told newmen he Watergate approve. pulled out of some Turkish Cypriot that effect. make it clear Nixon had good reason to would remain an issue in the upcoming Rockefeller, , who addressed the villages and handed the areas over to U.N. The proposed resolution, sponsored by leave office. elections, but said he was glad Nixon meeting, refused to discuss the vice Tolland Woman peacekeeping forces. Sen. Edward W. Brooke, R-Mass., would “The facts as we have shown them will resigned. presidency, saying it would be unfair to Callaghan, mediator at the Turkish- not be binding and only would request that forever be spread on the record,’’ Rodino “I hope his action cleared the air so that Ford. Faces Charges Greek peace talks in Geneva, called the local, state and federal prosecutors said. twin moves by the Greek-led national refrain from bringing charges against One possibility is to present the House guard “a step in the right direction.” Nixon. with a resolution formally ending the Mrs. Aulithia Jacobs, 43, of Hurlburt ^Leave Villages “In my judgment Dick Nixon could not proceedings. Another alternative is mere­ *' ■ > • Rd., Tolland was waiting for presentment A U.N. spokesman in Nicosia said today get a fair trial,” Senate GOP leader Hugh ly a formal presentation of the committee ) , >V‘ fr ■ today in Circuit Court 12 in Manchester on national guard troops had left four Turkish Scott of Pennsylvania said Sunday in a report to the House. Rodino has asked charges stemming from the shooting villages in LimassolProvince, adding that broadcast interview (CBS’“Face the House Parliamentarian William Brown to death of her husband over the weekend. they would evacuate Turkish areas in the Nation” ). “Hanging is enough without recommend a way of ending the process. drawing and quartering.” Datry Jacobs, 40, of the same address cities of Larnaca and Paphos later today. Committee counsel John M. Doar gave The House Judiciary Committee, which died Sunday at 3:25 p.m. at Hartford But a UPI newsman said national guard Rodino the final draft of the report during units were still in Limassol’s Turkish sec­ will hold hearings on President Ford’s 'N. Hospital from one shot in the head with a the weekend, and Rodino planned to make .32 caliber pistol, according to State tor and some 1,700 Turkish prisoners still eventual vice presidential nominee, this some changes before giving it back to the week prepares to dispose of its impeach­ Police of the Stafford Springs Barracks. were being held in two of the port’s 38-member panel today or Tuesday. lined for elementary schools. ment business. The shooting reportedly ended a lice dogs. domestic disturbance at the Jacobs home 3 for the Saturday at 9:30 p.m. Neighbors called police who arrested Mrs. Jacobs and charged her with first-degree assault. Tolland Volunteer Ambulance took Nixon Remains in Seclusion Jacobs to Rockville General Hospital. He was then transported to Hartford SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. (UPI) - cast. The decision he announced the other it fell due last month and have secured an Hospital. Former President Nixon, after spending a night is a decision he is very comfortable extension until January. Mrs. Jacobs was taken to the state cor­ quiet weekend with his family and friends, with, and he is satisfied that in the Nixon also was said to be anticipating rection center in Niantic over the was expected to remain secluded at his national interest, it was the right step for potential legal acton against him in con­ i weekend. Her bond was set at $5,000. Oceanside villa today. him to take.” nection with alleged misconduct during She was brought to the Manchester A private citizen for four days now, Rebozo, a Florida banker, and his presidency. court this morning where she spoke with Nixon has ventured outside of his guarded Abplanalp, a wealthy industrialist, con­ Last month he was named as an unin­ attorneys while waiting for presentment. compound only once—when he went to the ferred with Nixon Saturday and Sunday. dicted coconspirator in the Watergate An autopsy was to be performed today. Camp Pendleton Marine Base at Ocean- cover-up. Special Prosecutor Leon State Trooper Alphonse Maynard was the side for a sWim and a walk along the ‘Here as Friends’ Jaworski now is free to take steps against investigating officer. beach. Nixon as a private citizen, possibly on “We’re here as friends to do what we During the weekend, Nixon conferred grounds of obstruction of justice. can —that's all,” said Abplanalp. several times with his closest friends and May Get A New Lawyer financial confidants, Charles “Bebe” “Anything more than we said now would An aide said Nixon was discussing such Rebozo and Robert Abplanalp. not be appropriate.” SUNNY They did not indicate how long they in­ matters with associates and might retain 4^ * Rebozo Along tended to stay. a new lawyer to replace James D. St. Nixon was accompanied by Rebozo, an Both men are partners in B & C invest­ Clair, the Boston trial attorney who unidentified passenger, two cars of Secret ment Co., formed to buy most of Nixon’s headed Nixon’s White House legal defense Service agents and some 10 cars of estate here. In 1970 the company bought 23 team. Mapping Election Strategy following newsmen when he went to Camp of the estate’s 29 acres from Nixon for There will be little information about Pendleton. $1.25 million, leaving Nixon the owner of Nixon’s activities in the coming days, an Republican governors and guber­ talks with former New York governor Partly sunny and warm today. High in Pat Nixon, daughter Tricia Cox and her the main house and other buildings. aide said. “The president looks at this as a natorial candidates met in Chicago the mid 80s except cooler along the Sound. husband, Ed, already were waiting for private time—he will be spending the time Nelson A. Rockefeller, who addressed Nixon at the beach and returned with him Mortgage Sunday to map strategy aimed at Partly cloudy tonight. Low in the upper with his family.” the group and is frequently mentioned when the motorcade left to return to the Nixon, Rebozo and Abplanalp all are The aide said Nixon had not spoken to recovering some of the seats lost to as a possible successor to President 50s to the low 60s. Mostly sunny, very warm and more humid 'Tuesday. High in villa. La Casa Pacifica. responsible for the estate’s mortgage. President Ford since the transfer of Democrats in the past four years. as vice president. (UPI the upper 80s except cooler along the An aide, who asked not to be identified, They were unable to meet a $226,000 power, but that he expected to do so in the Gov. Winfield Dunn, Tennesesee, left. photo) Sound. said, “His spirits are good, he is not down­ “balloon payment” on the mortgage when near future. PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., Aug. 12, 1974 MANCHksTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon.. Aug. 12, 1974 - PAGE THREE

B 1 N G 0 NAllONAl WlATHIR SERVICE FORECAST to 7AM EST 8 - '5 - 74 Forum of the Arts 3 7 6 9 4 MACC 3 0 .0 0 By JUNE TOMPKINS Nutmeg Summer Playhouse tion and reservations, call 522- TUESDAY, AUGUST 13 2 0 4 2 9 W r m ------^ Performances of the musical 1266, or 623-8227. mm News “Kiss Me, Kate” play at the BOSTON Harriet S. Jorgensen Chateau de Vllle Dinner 1 8 2 8 7 "T • Auditorium at the University of '/ Theatre A LADIES SHOP MINNEAF>OLI^ The tender comedy “6 Rmsi In an effort to be more effetf- their own feet back in society. Connecticut ’Tuesday through Riv Vu” is live on stage at the tive, the Social Action Division Under serious consideration /ilN E W Y O R K Saturday at 8:15 p.m. ’This is 5 0 1 2 2 ICHK Chateau de Ville in East Wind­ of MACC has set two goals for also is the possibility of buying the final summer showing at SPECIALIZING IN LARGER SIZES sor combined with a Broadway this year. One has to do with the and sponsoring a bus for the -6K)0— Nutmeg. For res’ervations, cali 8 6 8 1 5 Connecticut Prison Association Connecticut Prison Association 429-2912. Buffet starring hand-carved (3-8-22-30) NEWS roast beef. CARD C and the other concerns a local to be used to provide former (18) 12 O’CLOCK HIQH SAN FRANCIBCO^t^KeNVERI 3 0 .1 2 Coming Sept. 7 is George 1 4 V 2 clinic for aid to teen-agers. prisoners with transportation to (20) WASHINGTON American Shakespeare These priorities were not set and from their new jobs. Theatre Hamilton in “’The Star Spangled DEBATES Girl.” One B N G 0 hastily. Rather, careful con­ Moreover, future clergy FOR THE 708 “Twelfth Night,” “Romeo For information and reser­ TO sideration was given many breakfast wifroe used to reveal (24) SESAME STREET and Juliet,” and “Cat on a Hot Stop other areas as well as before vations, call 623-9861. 5 6 6 9 8 the facts about the Connecticut (40) BONANZA Tin Roof” are currently playing the decision was made to follow Prison Association and our in repertory at the American Shop - 8 : 3 0 - Frank Sinatra Jr, 3 2 V 2 this course. local response to it. Workshops Shakespeare ’Theater in Strat­ 3 9 4 7 7 Small task forces were set up (8-22-30-40) NEWS lOW ISI TEMrFRATURF$ ford. Frank Sinatra Jr., vocalist and speaking opportunities are NEW ORLEANS \/MIAMI and television entertainer, will to research subjects such as - 7 : 0 0 - also being sought for Dr. Alice Performances begin at 8 p.m. return to Hartford for an Human Relations, Institutional (320-40) NEWS with matinees at 2 p.m. 6 6 8 4 2 Turek in regard to the present exclusive engagement in the 809 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER Racism, Project Concern, (8) TRUTH OR -IFGEND- For information and reser­ need for a youth clinic. Grand Ballroom of the Hartford Welfare Reform and Social Ser- CONSEQUENCES vations, call the box office, 378- Possibiiities are church and Hilton Aug. 24. 3 6 8 3 6 vices. Volunteer Action (18) DICK VAN DYKE RAIN 7321. MANY OPENING SPECIALS community organizations, SNOW Two complete floor shows Programs, the Visiting Nurses (22) NEWS 60 70 schools, and local agencies. AIK will be given during the one- Program, Crisis Preparedness David Carradine not only stars (24) ZOOM Coordlnateil Sportswear • Pants • Tops • Skirts • Shirtlacs 9 8 2 5 5 The l^cial Action Division is SHOWERS ^ F lo w Goodspeed Opera House night stand at 8 and 10:30. for Our Community, and the in, but directed and composed (30)TO TELL THE TRUTH CARD D locked in and on the road with A new show opens tonight at Admission is by advance sale Problems of Run Away Youth the music for “You and Me,” UPI WEATHtR FOTOCAS1 ® Vests • Bras • • Panty Hose • Blazers these priorities, but is also open - 7 : 3 0 - the Goodspeed Opera House in of tickets only, which are between the ages of 16-18. his first independent film. to other needs as they arise. (3) PRICE IS^RIQHT East Haddam, the musical ver­ currently on sale at the hotel. Sleepwear • Coats • Brasses • Long Oresses Certainly, this is not an sion of the 1965 film that Your input and support are (8) POLICE SURGEON Arland Russel, right, playing a gangster with money in the Sinatra will be accompanied exhaustive list of needs and we welcomed as we seek together starred James Stewart, (18) WILBURN BROTHERS For Period Ending 7 AM EST Tuesday. During Monday night, shower activity is in store musical production of Shakespeare’s “Taming of the by the nine-piece Larry O’Brien do not close our eyes to them or to help all of mankind know the (20) FILM “Shenandoah.” Dally 9:30-5:30 - Thursday til 9 - Phone 649-9597 Shrew,” reminds Fred Graham, played by Tom Durnford, Orchestra which travels with others such as Elderly Housing, fulness of life. Public (22) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES for the Northern Rockies, parts of the mid Atlantic states, lower Florida and sections of ’The new musical, in its pre- Group Homes, etc., but effec­ the Tennessee valley. Clear to partly cloudy skies should prevail elsewhere. Minimum that the show must go oh. The two actors appear In Cole him throughout the United (40) POLKA Broadway run will star John States in all performances. tive action never takes place by temperatures include: (approx, max. readings in parenthesis) 70 (85), Boston 64 (83),; Cullum as Charles Anderson, a Porter’s show business comedy, “Kiss Me, Kate,” now - 8:00- trying to change the whole Records Virginia farmer who tries to showing at the Nutmeg Summer Theater in Storrs. (3) THREE WOMEN ALONE Chicago 66 (88), Dallas 73 (91), Denver 51 (92), Duluth 54 (70), Houston 73 (92), Jackson­ world at once. Liza Marrying Haley ville 71 (89), Kansas City 69 (M), Los Angeles 53 (75), Miami 79 (88), New Orleans 72 (91), keep his family together during The purpose in both of our (8-40) ROOKIES ALLENTOWN, Pa. (UPI) - New York 66 (84), Phoenix 76 (102), San Francisco 53 (72), Seattle 53 (70), St. Louis 63 the Civil War. appear in “A Menuhin Tribute For information and re.ser- selected goals is to excite, (18) SHARING OUR FAITH to Willa Gather,” a two-hour Liza Minnelli, whose mother, Warranty Deed (91), Washington 67 (85). James Barrett along with vations, call 413-298-5536. educate, and involve not only (20-22-30) BASEBALL color special airing tonight J Gladys S. Webb to Janet M. Philip Rose and Peter Udell Judy Garland, played Dorothy WORLD our local churches but all local Webb, p ro p e rty a t 54-56 wrote the book for “Shenan­ to Jack Haley’s Tin Woodsman OF JOE QARAQIOLA Connecticut Public Television The Pillow citizens. To this end, a Bigelow St., C40,0()0. doah, ’The Only Home I Know” at 8. A NEW NAME FOR AN OLD FRIEND in ‘"The Wizard of Oz,” Friday (24) PRO TENNIS Maria Alba returns to Jacob’s businessmen’s workshop is said she will wed Haley’s son,. with music by Gary Geld and The trio presented a joint Pillow with her new Spanish being set up in the fall to aid Jack Haley Jr., next month in a Marriage License -9 :0 0 -^ INVITATION TO BID lyrics by Udell. concert in Lincoln, Neb., Dec. dance company Tuesday local businessmen in dis­ private ceremony. John Charles Perkins, Bolton, (3) HERPS LUCY Sealed Bids will be received “Shenandoah” will play 7,1973, the 100th anniversary of through Saturday for six full- covering the needs of prisoners Miss Minnelli was divorced and Mary Ellen Frances (8-40) MOVIE until 3:30 p.m. (E.D.T.) through Sept. 14. Performances the birth of their childhood length performances. returning to society (especially about three weeks ago from Carilli, 42 Constance Dr., Aug. "The Carpetbaggers" (1964) September 3, 1974 by the are nightly, Monday through friend, Willa Gather. The Pillow is near Lee in the the local area) and how we can (18) I BELIEVE IN Australian song writer Peter 7. Housing Authority of the Town Friday at 8:30 p.m., Saturdays The program includes a pic­ heart of the Berkshires, help with jobs and support. MIRACLES Allen, whom she married in of Manchester, and then public­ at 5 and 9 p.m., with Wednesday torial essay on M ss Gather, the minutes from the Mass. ’Turn­ Further, a workshop based on 1967. ’They separated in 1970. Building Permits -9 :3 0 — ly opened and read aloud for matinees at 2:30 p.m. novelist, and an interview in pike, Lee-Pittsfield exit. The Cole Porter Cletsic Musicel a volunteer sponsor program Richard W. Moore, tool shed at (3) DICK VAN DYKE supplying No. 2 Fuel Oil for the Matinee performances are which the Menuhins reminisce For information and reser­ for prisoners is being con­ 357 Spring St., ?100. (18) ADVENTURES IN 1974-1975 Heating Season for already sold out until after the about their friend who died in vations, call 413-243-0745. sidered. We hope to be able to Stapleton Honored NOW through Gunther Kunish, swimming PARADISE Project CONN-26-2. first of September. 1947. set up a bank consisting of HARRISBURG, Pa. (U P I)- Manchester Savings & Loan Assn. Gov. Milton J. Shapp paid pool at 35 Arnott Rd., ^,500. —10K)0- For ticket information and Art Exhibition Saturday, August 17 smali items (clothes, etc.) that Specifications and Contract Tanglewood tribute to television actress Robert Coulombe, swimming (3) MEDICAL CENTER reservations, call the ’The Connecticut Academy of At the air-conditioned will be available to prisoners Documents may be obtained at Seiji Ozawa and Michael Jean Stapleton Friday by pool at 147 Edgerton St., |600. (Goodspeed box office, 873-8668. Fine Arts invites artists until they are able to get on - 1 0 : 3 0 - the office of said authority, 24 Tilson Thomas will conduct the Harriet S. Jorgensen Theatre proclaiming it “Jean Stapleton Nancy J. Earl for Mrs. J. throughout the country to enter (18) CONNECTICUT Bluefield Drive, Manchester, Boston Symphony Orchestra in The University of Connecticut Day.” in Pennsylvania. Reed Morss, swimming pool at Ivorytun Playhouse their work for possible display REPORT Connecticut. ’The actress, who operates 22 Elizabeth Dr., $550. “Big Cavalcade of Old Time a complete weekend of the in the Academy’s 64th Annual Tickets $3.50,Students $2.50 —11K)0— Totem Pole Playhouse in Robert 0. Barber, swimming Vaudeville” will entertain works of Tchaikovsky Friday, Exhibition, to be held at the isnowcalled Reservations: 429-2912 (3-18-22-30) NEWS Caiedonia State Park, has pool at 20 Concord Rd., $450. The Authority reserves the lovers of a bygone theater art Saturday and Sunday. Wadsworth Atheneum in Hart­ Group rates available (20) SAN FRANCISCO gained national acclaim as Rhoda Gerber, swimming right to accept or reject any or tonight through Saturday at The program will be: ford Sept. 3 through Oct. 6. BEAT Curtain 8:15 P.M. Edith on CBS’s weekly series pool at 46 Cornwall Dr., $230. ybids. Ivoryton. Friday at 9 p.m.. Piano Works will be received at the “All In The Family.” Enrico DeMatto, tool shed at — 11:30— Beginning Aug 19 and running Concerto No. 1 in B flat minor Wadsworth Atheneum Friday 44 Redwood Rd., $200. (3) MOVIE Housing Authority through Aug. 24 is “No, No, with Andre Watts as piano from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and must Penny Dionne, demolish gar­ ^Honeymoon Hotel" (1964) of the Nanette” starring Helen soloist, and the Symphony No. 6 be accompanied by an official Heritage Savings & Loan Assn. age at 165 Oakland St., $50. (20-22-30) JOHNNY CARSON in B minor, “Pathetique.” This printing test pattern is Town of Manchester Gallagher. Academy entry blank. Entry S. Thomas Leone, new Saturday at 8:30 p.m., th e part of The Herald quality con­ - 12: 00- By Peformances are Monday blanks are available by writing dwelling at 16 Country Club Dr., opera “Eugene Onegin” with to the (Connecticut Academy of The name Manchester Savings and Loan Association has been changed to Heritage trol program in order to give (8-40) NEWS Pascal Mastrangelo through Friday at 8:30 p.m., $50,000. soloists and the Tanglewood Fine Arts, 31 Winding Lane, Savings and Loan Association effective July 22,1974 with the prior approval of the you one of the finest Chirman Saturdays at 6 and 9:30 p.m., DMC Construction Co. Inc. Festival Chorus. Avon, Conn., 06001. Included newspapers in the nation W edne^ay matinee at 2:30 membership, the Board of Directors and the State Banking Department. We believe for Loma Associates, additions p.m. For reservations, call the Sunday at 2:30 p.m., Marche will be information concerning our new name more accurately describes our identify. to commercial building at 39 box office, 767-8258. Slave, Variations on a Rococo size, framing, and crating of Spencer St., $50,000. Theme for Cello, and Suite No. works being sent from a dis­ 8 Since 1891, this institution has been an important part of the local heritage. Back Philip N. Morrissette, ad­ 3 in G. tance. then, there was no bank where a family could save and borrow tor a horhe. A group I ditions to dwelling at 596 Oakdale Musical Theater Eligible entries include paint­ Gardner St., $4,000. Engelbert Humperdinck tops U.S. Coast Guard Band ings, sculputure, prints and of our torebearers got together and founded the Manchester Building and Loan ’Thomas A. Tomkounas, gar­ the billing this week through The U.S. Coast Guard Band drawings, although transparent Association (later called the Manchester Savings and Loan Association) tor this age at 33 Woodland St., $2,500. Saturday at the musical theater will present a concert free to watercolor is excluded. purpose. These men of vision pioneered the concept of local people getting to­ Joseph L. Fortin, tool s h ^ at in Wallingford. the public Sunday at 8:15 p.m. Works accepted for exhibition gether to encourage thrift and home ownership. As the first and oldest savings c 54 Eidridge St., $100. ’The following week, Aug. 19- on the football field at the Coast will also be eligible for 14 prizes Institution in Manchester and Coventry, we have played a significant role in our A S p e d o J 24, Paul Anka heads the enter­ Guard Academy in New Lon­ which will be awarded on the tainment. don. opening day of the exhibition. local heritage since our founding in 1891. For information and reser­ Today, we are very enthusiastic about plans for expanded usefulness through vations, call the box office, 165- Carillon Concert Norwich Concert Band SPECIAL SALE 1551. Wendell Westcott of the Visitors to Mystic Seaport in broadened services in the future. Our new branch office is now open in K-Mart Michigan State University, Mystic may hear a concert by Plaza on Spencer Street in Manchester. There are several new and exciting services Announcernent Slorrowton Theater East Lansing, Mich., will be the Norwich (Concert Band Sun­ now in the planning stage at Heritage Savings. We enjoy serving you and we look HALF PINT “The Sandler and Young guest carillioneur Wednesday day at 3:30 p.m. at 7:15 p.m. at Trinity College forward with enthusiasm to a continuously expanding role in the financial heritage Show” with one of America’s The concert and a limited of our communities during the years ahead. DAIRY QUEEN MUG foremost story tellers, Myron in Hartford. number of exhibits at the □. [Asiwimon “COLLECTOR’S ITEM’’ Cohen, will be featured at ’The informal free concerts Seaport are free to the public. DRIVE IN RT 5 Storrowton Musical Theatre are heard by audiences from ’riie concert will be staged on f r o m tonight through Saturday. the grassy quadrangle, or the South Green bandstand. In ONLY OUR NAME HAS CHANGEO The popular pianist, parked cars near the college case of rain, the concert will be /M o n . and TUES.99\ Ownership and management remain unchanged. As a mutual Liberace, stars at Storrowton chapel. rescheduled at a later date. institution, we continue to be owned by you, our customers. A free tour of the Trinity EASTHARTFORB Aug. 19-25. Our board of directors, officers and staff remain unchanged. DRIVE-IN ★ RE5 For information and reser­ College (3iapel will be offered Coachlight Dinner Theatre COUNTY U M vations at the Storrowton in after the recital. 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For informa- AHD THE SUNDANCE Inc. has successfully kept the cost of los­ (J and teenagers have been through the The DraSon ing weight down. We wanted everyone Weight Watchers Program. YOUR FUNDS KID" Deposits at Heritage Savings are insured by the Federal Sav­ Won, and Tuos.99e. who wanted to iose weight Weight Watchers has NIP. AW. 14 • “tw tniir '. 725 E. Middle Turnpike ings and Loan Insurance Corporation, an agency of the U.S. and keep it off to be able to ALL SEATS 99C aiways been, and aiways '•7UT,' Government. There is no stronger insurance for your savings. PHONE'649-9333 join Weight Watchers? will be, a place of dignity We’ve held the line as and understanding. Every long as we can. lecturer has actually been COMING CStlOWCAM CINtMAJ 1234 OPEEN As a graphic symbol (or Heritage Savings and Loan Association, mark. It is located in Coventry. 1-84EXIT58-SILVER LANE-ROBERTS ST. Beginning August 26, on the Program and 8 TAMP8 we have adopted this woodcut representing landmarks o( signiti- EASTHARTFORD • 24HR.TEL.INFO.5M-8S10 1974, the weekly fee for knows what it means to cance to our local heritage. As the (irst savings institution in our CENTER CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH (rear center) Standing atop •ACRES OF FREE LIGHTED PARKING- W« Honor MASTER CHARC5E • SOON! area, and being owned and operated by local people, we are indeed the hill in the center o( Manchester, this church is regarded as an new members at Weight lose vyeight. outstanding example ol church architecture o( its era. ll‘hari#r^on«on Watchers meetings will be tied closely to the local heritage. The same famous 3-in-1 S uporiiiarkots ‘SO. Majestyk” (K) |W llJ llllA ir only 50^ more. 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Na­ Creamy Dairy Queen, Covered with your follows with the Leveiing Pian that helps you NATHAN HALE HOMESTEAD (extreme right) The homestead o( the tionally, savings and loan associations llnance more homes than Favorite Topping and a Mound of Whipped maintain consecutive weekly attendance. take off your last ten pounds. It early American patriot, Nathan Hale, is a nationally known land­ all other types ot linancial Institutions combined. Cream...wlth a Cherry on Top. Even with this modest cost increase, we think continues with the Weight you'll agree that Weight Watchers is the outstand­ A FISH FRY M A N C H e S T E R ( f i f " Watchers Maintenance Plan l«IVE'lll/IIOIITESt((4l MON.-TUES. ing value In weight control. that helps you keep off the FOR weight you lost for good. ONLY FOR CHARITY 59 Once again Frank’s Supermarket and the Manchester This increase will take effect only in the counties listed below. 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Porno Forces No One 06040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203). p.m. should telephone the circulation -.•tv' years old and worked in a cot­ Published every evening except Sun- department, 647-9946. Sir; TIME AFIIR TIME AFIHl’IM E I!! With due respect to Mayor ton mill at 10. Somehow he days and h^idays. Entered at the Member Audit Bureau of Circulation Thompson and motherhood (Ju­ learned to read and write and MggI Somo of Our Assistsnt More of Our People Who Serve You with Pride Manchester, Conn., Post Office as Se­ ly 27) who are complaining never took remedial readings cond Class Mail Matter. ______about pornographic movies, I math or writing, as so many of our “educated” youths must do Burl L. Lyons, Publisher u . n ui' say this: “There is no power •' The Manchester Publishing Co. that can force a person into a (he was Irish). assumes no financial responsibility for porno shop or movie.y Years ago, you either passed n __. i typographical errors appearing in adver- We recenly had an old es­ or flunked with the resultant SuggBStcd CSFriGr R^tcs tisements and other reading matter in tablished theater close because bragging or trembling as the Payable in Advance The Manchester Evening Herald. they refused to show por­ case might have been. nography. But, the other He raised a family of five One Month...... $3.25 Display advertising closing hours. girls and one boy. Evidently he Single Copy...... 15? three full days prior to publication. theaters are packing them in. Why? Oniy that people would supported women’s lib but he By Carrier, Weekly...... 75? Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon never asked for welfare. One Y ear...... $39.00 prior to day of publication; 12 noon rather pay to see porno than Walt Disney. How many decent Perhaps the worried mother, Six Months...... $19.50 Friday for publication Saturday and books are sold in comparison to mayor, police, board and con­ Three Months...... $9.75 Monday. pornographic paper backs? cerned citizens should swoop Mail Rates Upon Request The Herald told the other onto Case Mountain. They night of three boys, 12-13 years might find things as bad as por­ nography in their own back of age, on the street at 2:03 a.m. f.: • - and in the nude. Evidently some yard. Save 30 Save 25' Save 25* Paying More parents are more concerned At this late date it is sur­ with what their children see, prising to see a mother so S A V E ^ ®^ With This Coupon on One 1 ib can With This Coupon on One pkg 100 Liptoh With This Coupon on One 49 oz pkg suddenly concerned about ?)or- 2 a "-,.,'' not what they are doing at 2:03 l o o t e a B a G S in the morning. (They can’t see nography. Better be concerned Yuban Coffee Lipton Miracie White as to the corruption in towns, - W" I ^ For Health Care porno movies.) WITH THESE Detergent More concern should be cities, states, federal govern­ Regular Tea Bags I One thing for certain. Americans and out-of-pocket payments. The shown as to what their children ment, courts, both high and low. Then start worrying apd j | $ $ | M valid thru Aug. 17 ^ Valid thru Aug. 17 Valid thru Aug 17 are going to be paying more for health remaining 38 per cent will be funded are doing on bicycles; in this H-445 H-456 ‘i write your letters to higher of­ COUPONS care. Just how much more they will by government—federal, state and case it is rudity (?) not nudity. Pornography never has killed a fices in government than Mayor be paying will depend on which local. Thompson. A child but bicycles have. Think / about it. Sincerely, Save 35* Save 15’ Save 15' Save 10* proposal is adopted by Congress after Any new national health insurance Richard E. Jackman I have never seen an X-rated With This Coupon on One 6 oz jar With This Coupon on One 35 oz pkg With This Coupon on One 33 oz btl With This Coupon on One 5 Ib bag it gets around to disposing of proposal enacted by Congress will movie, nor any movie in over 20 69 Oak St. other issues. cause spending to rise even more. years. Why pay to see amateur Manchester Nu-Soft Coconut 2 Maxwell House Calgonite Gold Medal The U.S. Department of Health, The cost of the various proposals talent? Or perverts or im­ morality? Instant Coffee Dish Detergent Fabric Softener Flour Education and Welfare just com- range from $107 billion to as high as Being a dirty old man, I To Our Flag V alid thru Aug. 17 Valid thru Aug. 17 Valid thru Aug 17 would rather stand on the cor­ To the editor: Valid thru Aug. 17 pleted new cost estimates for all eight $116 billion, H-444 I 0 H-451 H-452 0 H-448 ner and watch all of the girls go W hen I w as a k id in national health insurance proposals Five of the eight major health by. Here you may see comedy, Manchester, our flag flew on now before Congress. proposals would require employers to tragedy and nudity. Do these each home on each major The projections show that total provide their employes with corn- girls' parents know how they holiday. Save 12* I Save 17' Save 10' Save 25* dress and conduct themselves Perhaps it is considered old With This Coupon on One 22 oz pkg health expenditures under our present prehensive health insurance benefits on Main Street? Or, is it the fashioned today but f doubt it. With This Coupon on One 1 Ib pkg j With This Coupon on Two 9'/2 oz pkgs With This Coupon on One 72 oz pkg y system, with no new law on the books, marketed by private enterprise, parents or grandparents? The Boy Scouts taught me; I Crocker Gaines Prime ^ I do, however, defend the Promise Soft Chipos Fudge will increase from $94.1 billion in 1973 Financing would be provided through white for purity, red for I rights of an individual to see, bravery, the stars for unity, Margarine Potato Chips Brownie Mix Dog Food to $116.4 billion in 1975, or by 24 per e m p lo y e r-e m p lo y e p re m iu m hear or read what he desires, so blue for heaven. long as he or she is mature. This banner flew over my I lyyij Valid thru Aug. 17 Valid thru Aug. 17 Valid thru Aug 17 cent. payments. Q @ | ______I 0 H-446 This is democracy in action, sons in Vietnam. H-447 H-449 Spending for personal health care One of the proposals would fund 71 remember? Our country has had its share services, hospital and medical care, per cent of the personal health care Many people do not enjoy of strife and storm but our flag reading classics, watching I ■rirnni •- . health insurance, is expected to jump outlay from government sources. still is flying. I think a lot of us Save 15' Save 10* Save 13' Save 12* unwiaw«Mi / . y ballet, listening to a symphony think like me and are a little 23 per cent from $84 billion in 1973 to We doubt if Congress gets around to Sailing on the Connecticut River. (Pinto photo) (a cacophony of noise, looking afraid to admit it. Each time With This Coupon on One 12 oz can With This Coupon on One 28 oz btl With This Coupon on One 40 oz pkg ' S S 'U ! $103 billion in 1975. acting on health care in this session. at modern paintings, ugh) or we see it in a parade, or on a Mr. Ciean Calgon watching trash such as home, or a public building, it Favor Woolite Under our present system, about 62 There is also the thinking we are like- “Waiting for Godot.” The opera sets a little spark in our hearts Furniture Polish Liquid Liquid Cieaner Water Softener s per cent of personal health expen- ly to have a more liberal Congress in should be closed and fined for and a moment of elation. A Valid thru Aug. 17 > needless noise. You see, we It doesn’t belong on a pants Valid th ru Aug. 17 Valid th ru Aug. 17 ditures in 1975 will come from private 1975 and health care will probably be H-455 don’t like the things you like so seat. It belongs to all of us in H-453 H-454 j i g ® m ® sources, including health insurance shelved until that session. Where Are You, they should be bann^. respect. I can’t see how minority and If it weren’t for that flag none elderly got into this but I do of us would be here. This Labor B aked Bathroom Ralph l\ader? know of larger cities than Day let’s see more of them. Tissue Manchester where there are It will unite us, yes, stronger. B&M Beans Pea Beans Charm in real negro mayors. As tp Douglas A. Johnson Sr. 4 roll Our Gasoline Supply minorities, my grandfather U.S. Granulated bag Now that the American consumer 40 Griswold St. S ugars 4 1.29 U gallon by 1985. With U.S. consumption came to this country at eight Manchester colors pkg really needs him, Ralph Nader seems Finast .... S c a n s Finast S alt ...... '^“ 9* The regulatory effects of the now at 100 billion gallons a year, that Tomato Sauce 1.00 decrease in usuage. Higher prices, to have gone fishing. Congress is on alone is $1 billion a year in increased Barbeque Sauce ... 39* 4 9 market may be seen in the surplus of plus the 55-per hour speed limit, have the verge of passing a fancy item gasoline which now exists in the cargo costs, rising to more than $2 First O’ the Fresh combined to make motorists use less called the Energy Transportation Libby’s Catchup United States. billion a year by 1985. gasoline than they were prior to the Security Act of 1974, in what can only Capital 1st Cut Bone In In response to higher prices, the And that calculation assumes that Arab oil boycott. be a straightforward d^al with the Fancy major oil companies have produced so the rest of the world is going to happi­ G Peaches Tomato With the shadow of an Arab cutoff, free-spending maritime unions. The ly permit the United States to violate 4 'bV/^l much gasoline that they are now find­ or'control, we cannot be «aid to be Fare bill requires 30 per cent of all oil im­ existing treaties that prohibit ck Steaks ing it difficult to store. operating entirely in a free market ports be carried on U.S.-flag vessels, Indeed the majors are urging their preferences for commercial cargoes. Aiutreii' TuUy Tender Juicy Mix-n-Drink situation. Yet for the time being the compared to almost none today; it retail outlets to keep longer hours and It would be hard to reason with Saudi Dry Milk Non-Fat weight of supply and demand are would add at least $20 billion and open on Sunday to try to sell more of Arabia or Venezuela if they being se ^ perhaps $60 billion to U.S. energy 4 lb $ the large stocks on hand. propounded laws requiring that 30 per Hate, Evil Violence 0 It Pays to Shop 59 What feitkct this will have on oil costs over the next decade. Why are pkg In some states lower prices have cent of the crude they ship to the and women are rejoicing over the Finast Way exporting/countries is to be seen. WASHINGTON - Students at 3 the consumer advocates so quiet? already appeared, even though the United States must be carried in Saudi a Washington school cheered Nixon’s downfall, aiming There may well be a curtailment of What is really ironic is that the or Venezuela bottoms at the highest lustily when an assembly vicious kicks at a man who is prices are still much higher than a down. Frozen Food Values! productiort in order to maintain the maritime unions have been pushing speaker from outside told them year ago. commercial rates, which of course Richard Nixon’s days in the They are in a minority. I’m present high prices for crude cargo-preference legislation for sure. But some men and women US Potatoes One factor which may result in will be those charged by the U.S.:flag White House were numbered. petroleum. Or a price cut is possible. years, scattering campaign con­ "Great!” roared a 14-year- and children cheering a Center Cut Lemonade lower pri'ces and even a “gas war" is vessels. President’s ruin are too many. In retrospect it can be seen that the tributions and sky-high lecture fees all old male. “Hang the SOB!” Eastern Bone In lb “I hate the rat,” said a 13- One American — one member Chu

Karen Kopecki McKernan of semester at the University of Debra Anne Tournaud of Vin- the son of Mr. and Mrs. William designed with high neckline of Frieden’s Lutheran Church in South Windsor has been ap­ Hartford College of Arts and Happiness Is... ton, Va., formerly of F. Etue of Vinton. , bodice with lace yoke. Myerstown, Pa. was the scene pointed admissions counselor at Sciences include: Manchester, and Billy Lynn The Rev. James Holloman of Bishop sleeves cuffed in lace, Aug. 10 of the wedding of Carol Birth Defect Is Her Problem Grahm Junior College, Boston. Manchester: Richard A. A REAUY GLEAN LAUNDROMAT S Etue also of Vinon, exchanged Vinton performed the double­ and A-line skirt with lace-edged Ann Spannuth of Hartford and A 1973 graduate of Emmanuel Brown; 118 Tracy Dr.; Anne I. ^ AIR CONDITIONED (College, Boston, she resided for wedding vows Aug. 10 at ring ceremony. The church was hemline. She wore a matching Mark J. Sullivan of % Charest, 119 Ckileman Rd. Thrasher United Methodist decorated with palms, baskets mantilla with a Camelot cap Manchester. the past year at Pleasant Valley Rockville: Marc S. Baer, 69 TUESDAY A WEDNESDAY SPECIAL The bride is the daughter of do favor being sure that you Apartments in South Windsor Dpvis Ave.; Barbara L. Maye, Church in Vinton. of green and white flowers and and lace-edged veil. She carried By Lawren4:e E. Lamb, M.D. leg or proper replacement if Send your questions to Dr. 8 Lbs. DRY CLEANING - $1.75 The bride is the daughter of a candelabra. a colonial bouquet of white Mr. and Mrs. Clarence L. ^ a n - that seems in order. It makes have taken the right mea­ Lamb, in care of this newspsper, with her husband, William. She 26 Park west Dr. DRYERS — 10 Full Minutes for 10* Every Day Mr. and Mrs. Phillip A. Tour­ The bride, given in marriage roses, stephanotis and baby’s nuth of Myerstown, Pa. The DEIAR DR. LAMB — I was a lot of difference to your sures now and not delayed P.O. Box 1551, Rsdio City Ststlon, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. South Windsor; Joseph L. naud of Vinton, formerly of by her father, wore a gown of breath. bridegroom is the son of Mrs. born with a short leg. My left spine. If one leg is shorter too long. Whether it is a built- New York, N.Y. 10010. For a copy Henry J. Kopecki of 141 Futtner, 863 Main St. We^ve Named The Baby— leg is several inches shorter up shoe or an artificial limb, Manchester. The bridegroom is Miss Sheree D’Amato of George Sullivan of 5 Waddell than the other it puts a strain of Dr. Lamb's booklet on balanced Crestwood Dr. Tolland: Anthony V. Tantillo, 309 Green Rd. and peau d'ange lace than my rig h t I’m 20 now and it is important to have the •BELCON LAUNDROMAT Manchester was maid of honor. Rd., and the late George on all the muscles up the dial, send 50 cents to the same Buff Cap Rd. about five feet tall, weighing spine as your body tries to right balance — that means Sullivan. address and ask for "Balanced Area students named to the Coventry: Deborah A. Pikul, She wore a pastel green, 105 pounds. Also, I have no balance tne inequality. So, 1 the right length. Diet" booklet. flocked. Polyester crepe gown The Rev. Ronald H. McClung toes on my left foot The foot dean’s list for the spring Box 164. with wide-brim hat. She carried of Frieden’s Lutheran Church Itluuveli, Durren James, son of Richard J. and Kris von ends about where toes sliould a single yellow rose with officiated at the double-ring Doehren Blauvelt of 264 Main St. He was bom Aug. 6 at be. streamers. ceremony. The church was Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are I started walking with Bridesmaids were Miss Donn decorated with yellow roses, Mr. and Mrs. John von Doehren of Pearl River, N.Y. His paternal crutches at age 2, and when I Phelps of Jacksonville, Fla., white chrysanthemums, palms grandmother is Mrs. Minnie Daschner of Bloomingburg, N.Y. He was 7 was fitted with my first elevated shoe. While I was the bride’s cousin; Miss Mar-Lu and candles. Harold Kremser has a brother, Richard, 2. Botteron of Manchester; Miss Jr. of Bernville, Pa. was growing the shoe was ele­ Debbie Etue of Vinton, the organist. vated regularly. By the time I IVirie, Jeannette Elizabeth, daughter of Joseph C. and Carol was 18 my left shoe was built bridegroom’s sister; Janice The bride, given in marriage A. Perrault Petrie of 25 Blue Ridge Dr., South Windsor. She was up about 10 inches. It was by her father, wore a ivory chif­ Robinson of Vinton, also the born Aug. 6 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal very clumsy. bridegroom’s sister; and Miss fon gown designed with Alencon grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Perrault of Blue Ridge About a year ago my Karen Wood of Blue Ridge, Va. lace and pearls on the bodice. Dr., South Windsor. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. mother found a great S^mi^lsUiStkfKt^S They wore gowns similar to High neckline, and cuffs of the . Donald Stanley of 38 Hollis Rd., South Windsor. orthopedic shoe specialist. He that of the honor attendant Bishop sleeves. Empire waisl made a special shoe for me except in pink with pink hats. belted with se^ pearls and i- Rirliards, Kristian, son of James S. and Susan B. Jeffcoat and may I say. Doctor, I was skirt terminating in a chapel just about ready to cry when Great Classical Music They carried a pink rose with - -f ■ i. Richards of 474 Main St. He was born Aug. 7 at Manchester Ladies Fabulous r . streamers. train. Her elbow-length veil of Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. he put the shoe on my toeless ONE WEEK SALE! Miss Ingrid Etue of Vinton, illusion was attached to an open Robert W. Jeffcoat of 9 Faith Dr., Vernon. His paternal grand­ foot. My right shoe was a the bridegroom’s sister, was crown pillbox of ivory black patent , laced parents are Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Richards of Lake Rd., An­ type with a half-inch heel. My SPORTS WEAR flower girl. She also wore a embroidered with seed pearls. dover. His maternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John She carried a white Bible with new left shoe was also all­ All Columbia pink crepe gown with matching McGuiness of Warwick, R.I. His paternal great-grandfather is black patent. It had an ankle sweetheart roses and baby’s hat. Lester Sharp of Normal, 111. strap and laced onto my foot Bruce Palmer of Vinton was breath. with 12 eyelets* The heel was Ladies’ Classical L.P.’s best man. Ushers were David Miss Eloise C. Foster of Uhier Photo Trueh, Peter Emil, son of Wayne C. and Margaret Meek Trueb a full 10 inches and made of Ladies’ Atlanta, Ga., was maid of Tournaud of Vinton, the bride’s of 533 Old Post Rd., Rockville. He was born Aug. 6 at Rockville aluminum. The platform was Ladies’ Skirts F-6.98 Series 7.98 Series 11.98 \ brother; Ricky Bush and Keith honor. She wore an ivory floral Mrs. Mark J. Sullivan General Hospital. His maternal grandmother is Mrs. Alice Smith solid cork. My foot fstted into Slacks Foutz, both of Roanoke, Va.; print organza gown fashioned of Coloma, Mich. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. a lot of cotton padding. I was and Tommy Wood of Blue Ridge, with high neckline. Empire surmised how well I could Tops trip to San Francisco, Calif. Town of West Hartford. Mr. Jacob Trueb of 41 Ellington Ave., Rockville. He has four Va.; and David Strain of Vin­ waist and Bishop sleeves. She walk with it Reg. to 7S9 J 9 7 2 Sullivan is employed by The brothers, Michael; Scott, Jeff and David. 457 They will reside in Hartford. ton. Leon Botteron of wore an ivory straw picture hat Doctor, I am really happy Shorts Reg. to 12.99 Mrs. Sullivan is employed as Robinson School in West Hart­ Manchester, was ring bearer. banded with green ribbon and with mv utftisual shoe. I a first grade teacher by the ford. * leg. to 7.99 A reception was held at the carried a single long—stemmed almost always w ear slacks so yellow rose. my shoe is not noticeable. My Add to your collection of great music with Vinton War Memorial, after boyfriend has taught me to which the couple left on a trip to Bridesmaids were Mrs. recordings by Leonard Bernetein, The dance, and I even go on long Mormon Tabernacle Choir, Aaron Copeland, Florida. They will reside in Vin­ Clarence L. Spannuth Jr. of hikes with him. and E. Power BIgge, Wetter Carlos, Switched On ton. Nashville, Tenn.,.the bride’s Now, the real question I Bach. . . Both Mr. and Mrs. Etqe will sister-in-law; Mrs. J. Harry must ask you. Three months attend Virginia Western Com­ Close of Pottsville, Pa., and ago my girl friend, who is the Each munity College in September. Miss Lee Ann Spannuth of Erie, same age as I am', was in a Columbia Budget 4 97 Mrs. Etue is employed by Pa., the bride’s cousins; and very bad automobile acci­ series Singer Furniture Co. in Miss Denise Sullivan of Vernon, dent She had to have her Proportioned and Classical L,.P.’S ...... 3.49 I . ..X right leg amputated above Solids and Roanoke, Va. Mr. Etue is the bridegroom’s niece. They M c C a ll’s ?»»»“ Halters, tank tops, scooter skirts, fancies, flares the knee, leaving her with a Deyerle Studio employed at Woods 76 Station in wore gowns identical to that sweaters - sleeve­ and and' cuffs. Poly Vinton. worn by the honor attendant six-inch stump. She now less and short polys. 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M ) 1 lV PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., Aug, 12, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Aug. 12, 1974— PAGE FIFTEEN I Playground I Notes Scene From Here Coventry Speed Demon Senate Page I Rockville WEST SIDE,,,, WASHINGTON - The U.S. I Hospital Peanut Hunt: 1. Peggy Senate has a new speed demon I Notes Stevens 2. Chris Whitke 3. By Sol R. Cohen — a 15-year-old Senate page Doreen Thomas. who may someday become as Hopskotch Tournament: 1. famous as a motorcycle daredevil Evel Knievel. Admitted Friday: Rose M. Kiffy Silver 2. Shirley Adams 3. Barabe, Boyer Rd., Rockville; Teri Adams. Who is (his page recently ap­ Area Profile pointed by Sen. Lowell Weicker Peter Lusa, Sunrise Dr., Waterballoon Toss: 1. Bar­ Their ^^They^^ in Nixon Resignation Rockville; Warrent Treat, bara Siiver and Barb Mott 2. to'serve a term in the Senate Listening to spokesmen for The former President, who "What do you suggest for from July 1 to Oct. 31? The Gehring Rd., Tolland; Irene Barbi Webster and Jim Laria 3. Thompson, Bakos Rd., Tolland. Elizabeth Camion and Shirley the Committee for Fairness ta knows as well as any man how easing inflation?” young racing enthusiast who the President and the Com­ to play on the heartstrings and In Connecticut, where one would love to leap over 10 dirt Discharged Friday: Joseph Adams. T / Chamberlain, East Granby; Hat Contest: Most colorful, 1. mittee for the Presidency, we sympathy of the public, pulled U.S. senator and four U.S. bikes in a single bound is Lisa get the feeling a “Nixon Cult” out all the stops in his speech of representatives are running for Holloran of Coventry, the David Cochran, Maple St., Ice Facility Subject Denise Kelly 2. Jim Laria 3. Sue Is about to be established and resignation Thursday night and re-election and where two other daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Ellington; Irene Connors, Cote; funniest, Kiffy Silver, Orchard St., Rockville; Mrs. Jill Laria, Robin Aston; most the cloak of "martyrdom” is his “farewell address” to his U.S. representatives are run­ H. Halloran, North School Rd. about to be placed around the staff Friday. ning for governor, the On May 18, Lisa received a Jane Cook and son, Snipsic original, Barbara 'Silver; Lake Rd., Ellington; Mrs. Largest, Tammy Kelley, shoulders of the first President Somehow, in listening to the Watergate issue clearly is call from Weicker’s office two speeches and to the several blunted. Dianne Depratti and daughter. ForCouncil Tonight in United States history to telling her that out of 400 Regina Ballis, Karen Shiffiet; Strawberry Rd., Ellington; smallest, Vincent Laria, Shirley resign his office. previous ones on TV—when To t^e Republicans in applications, she had been one Betty Galbraith, Somers; Bren­ They (the spokesmen) talk Nixon turned on his accusers Connecticut, where the of the three chosen to serve in VERNON understanding about the July A preliminary feasibility Shiffiet. da Hall, Metcalf Rd., Tolland; about the “they” who “drove and gave the impression he Democrats have a 135,000 lead the Senate this year under At a special meeting of the meeting. study indicated the need for an Teather Ball Tournament: 11 Mrs. Lynne Marder and son, Nixon out of office.” thought he was being in registrations, Nixon’s Weicker’s patronage. “After I Vernon Town Council tonight, The same night as the special ice facility in Vernon and the and under, Jim Laria; 11 and Grahaber Rd., Tolland; Frank Included in their “they” are hounded-we got the feeling resignation and a new GOP deal was notified, I was so excited I the council will be asked to act town meeting there was a second study was proposed to over, Gary Gullo. Niederwerfer, Niederwerfer the media, the Democrats and we’d seen and heard it all in Washington definitely are couldn’t talk. I had always on the appointment of a direc­ public hearing concerning determine if the town would Horseshoe Tournament: Rd., South Windsor; Mary Mike Adams. the Congress —in no special somewhere before. pluses. ____ dreamed about being a page but tor of administration and also sewer installations in Talcott- support such a facility and if it , order. Suddenly, we remembered O’Seep, Virginia Lane, Tolland; should be financed by the sale VALLEY ST. Mrs. Vivian Ferguson and I never thought I’d have the discuss putting the question of ville and persons there for the the scene in the movie “The Mrs. Rosewitha Phelps and an ice facility to a referendum sewer question voted down the of revenue bonds which would Woodallion Contest: 1. Holly Take for example the state­ Roy M. Thompson have been chance. I did the first 2-minute Caine Mutiny,” when Capt. daughter, Mt. Vernon Dr., Ver­ vote in November. mean the taxpayers would not Johnson 2. Lori Romano 3. ment made after Nixon’s named Manchester coor­ mile when I ran down to my feasibility study appropriation. Queeg, portrayed by Charles non; Danielle Powers, Terrace The discussion on the ice Martin said he thought the pay for the facility but rather it Melissa Coulombe. resignation by Joseph W. dinators of the Steele for grandmother’s house to tell McLaughlin, was testifying Dr., Rockville; Michael vote would be just by the coun­ would be paid for by the users. Bumper Pool: 8 and over, 1. Raines of Cheshire, chairman Governor campaign. U.S. Rep. her!’’ facility was requested by three before a board of inquiry. Powers, Terrace Dr., councilmen, John Giuletti, G. cil and therefore proponents of Councilman Giulietti also Scott Millard 2. Holly Johnson of the Connecticut Committee Robert H. Steele of Vernon is After her appointment, Lisa for the Presidency: We saw him nervously Rockville; April Socha, Richard Owens and Robert the ice facility were not urged expressed concern as to 3. Caroline McConnell 4. Bobby the Republican candidate for bought her “dream” motorcy­ fingering three steel ball Windermere Ave., Rockville; to attend the meeting. whether the revenue bonds McConnell; 5 and under, 1. “The Congress,” predicted governor. cle — a Honda XL 125 dirt bike Wherli. Raines, “will go down in bearings held in one hand, Mrs. Barbara Willis and A request for an appropria­ The councilmen asking that would be tax exempt because Chris McCarthy. As coordinators, the two will which she hopes to race next telling of his strawberries daughter, RFD, Rockville; tion of $15,000 to do a second the council consider putting the the facility is expected to cost Safety Poster Contest: Best history as the most complete advise Steele on local issues year. She is not the only cycle stolen from the pantry of the Roberta Trapp, Stafford phase of a feasibility study was question to a referendum vote more than $1 million and all around, Bobby McConnell; traitors of the American tradi­ and will organize a “grass­ connoisseur in her family — her tion of fair play and legal ship, and insisting he was being Springs; Albert St. Aubin, West turned down at a special town said they feel this would give all whether or not it would be sub­ most creative. Holly Johnson; roots” fund drive in parents and her younger hounded by his men. St., Ellington; Camille ject to taxes and have an im­ most effective saying, Caroline process, and Nixon will be Manchester. brother are all avid riders. meeting last month. voters an opportunity to The board of inquiry viewed Bouchard, Fort Lauderdale, Dale Martin, a member of an express their feelings whereas pact on tax revenues. McConnell; most complex, regarded as the greatest Mrs. Ferguson is a minority Before moving to Washington President.” the display for what it was—an Fla. ice facility study committee ap­ a town meeting can, and is, on The meeting of the council is Chris McCarthy; most safety member of the Manchester in July for her job, Lisa had Birth Friday: A son to Mr. Americans, who are emotional breakup, however pointed by Mayor Frank occassion "packed.” scheduled for 7:30 in the Ad­ oriented, Scott Millard. Board of Directors and is a been to the Nation’s Capital and Mrs. Robert Marconi, Staf­ 2 temporary, of a previously ministration Building. VERPLANCK Depends Upon the Punctuation amenable to martyrs and who former president of the town’s only once before when she was McCoy, said there was a mis­ like to think they must lean strong man. ford Springs. Jump the Brook: 1. Kevin Republican Women’s Club. She here with her town’s fife and Admitted Saturday: Louis Byrne 2. John McLaughlin 3. Craig Franklin of 49 Erie St. takes a second glance at this construction is under way on Erie St. bringing additional over backwards to help the is a former recording secretary drum corps. She has found that Republican candidates for of­ Anyot, Rt. 83, E llington; Jody Ricci 4. Joe Fitzgerald. sign erected by children in his neighborhood warning them “underdog,” got a push in that of the Manchester Historical Washington is “mainly the way heavy equipment into the area. (Other photo Page One) fice think the Nixon resignation Emma Bishop, Matandras, Whistle Stop: 1. Stephen and to slow down a little when bicycling in the street. Sewer direction by none other but the Society. I thought it would be. I was con­ (Herald photo by Dunn) man who considers he’s the will be to their benefit—and we Pa.; Colleen Leffingwell, Staf­ Kevin Byrne 2. Brenda Clavette Thompson, associate director fused when I first came — but ford Springs. Vernon Retired Citizens greatest “underdog” of them agree. and Lois Frasher. of Watkins Funeral Home, is a I’m learning and I always ask Discharged Saturday: Carol all—Nixon himself. No longer do candidates have Limbo: 1. Karen Grinavich 2. former constable and a charter questions.” Boulais, Regan Rd., Vernon; Leslie Frasher 3. Sharon Kar- to answer the question, “How member and past president of Lisa, the third girl page ap­ James Connington, Stafford Seek Grant for Center Manchester Hospital Notes do you stand on impeachment pinski 4. Eileen Byrne. the Exchange Club of pointed by Weicker in three Springs; Linda Converse, En­ Feminist Leader or resignation?” Pipe Cleaner Modeling: Most “Uncle SAM” Manchester. He and Mrs. years, is one of the three field; 'Todd Fountain, Hayes An application for a $5,000 Manufacturing Co. of lifelike, Kelly Rheault; fin- Discharged Friday: William Now, all they have to do is female pages on the Senate’s Chessari said he has been in­ Ruggles, Main St., Coventry. Ferguson are members of the Ave., Ellington; George grant has been filed by the ad­ Rockville. formed by a spokesman for the niest, John McLaughlin; best Against Goldwater Heim, East Hartford; Gertrude answer the “easy” question. Republican “bench”. (There Discharged Saturday: Wants You! Republican Town Committee. Jacques, Middle Butcher Rd., visory board of the Vernon The foundation was set up in foundation that chances for animal, Cary McLaughlin; best Blackwell, Roslindale, Mass.; are nine guys.) K a th e rin e H am pton, 216 Ellington; George Legare, Retired Persons Committee, memory of his son with the in­ being awarded the grant look insect, Mike Chavres; cutest, VERNON (UPI) - A cook should disqualify him, said Leo Valanos, 182 Hawthorne Do you think you can give A model-slim 5’10” tall and Wetherell St.; Allen Hellstrom, Adams St., Manchester; Scott for work with senior citizens in come allocated to various good. Final word is expected in Debby Clavette; scariest, women's rights leader said Ms. Heide, now vice president St.; Patricia Simmons, 62 "Uncle SAM” an hour or so of 115 pounds, Lisa bubbles with 607 Vernon St.; Mary Richard­ Luginbuhl, RFD 1, Ellington; the tri-town area of Vernon, charitable enterprises in this September. Tracy Engdahl; wierdest. Holly today Sen. Barry Goldwater, R- of the Women’s Coalition for Hansen Dr., Vernon; Earle your time? SAM’s (Summer CUSTOM REUPHOISTERING excitement as she recounts her son, East Windsor Hill; Wayne Pisciotta, Stafford Tolland, and Ellington. state. Chessari said the greater por­ Trueman; most unique, Jill Ariz., should be disqualified as the Third Century. Everett, 169 Croft Dr.; Joseph Activities in Manchester’s) duties as a page. * Marilyn Sass, 570 Vernon St.; Springs; Raymond St. Marie, tion of the grant would be used Tracy; best executed. Barb a vice presidential candidate “A statement like that should Rosa, 46A Channing Dr.; Paul drama group thinks that you As part of her daily duties, The grant would come from Vivian LaPierre, East Hart­ Stafford Springs; Evelyn The retired persons com­ for the salary of a coordinator Bloking; kookiest, Lynn because of his views on the disqualify him because the job Hedges, East Hartford; should. Their production, “Un­ Lisa gets bills and amendments the Swindells Foundation which ford; Elizabeth Reznik, 67 Salterbach, E. Main St., mittee, which is about a year for the program and the Bloking. feminist movement. description for vice president Anastacia Maciejko, 43 North cle SAM’s Vaudeville Hour Or on the calendar for that day was set up more than 40 years Butternut Rd.; Carol Donle, 19 Rockville; Constance old, is under the direction of the remainder would probably be Puppet Contest: Scariest, Wiima Scott Heide, former does not inculde the ability to St. ;'Kathleem Dixon, 17 Rolling So” is seeking your laughs and from the document room and ago by the late Frederick Foster St.; Anne Vaiciulis, 527 Thibodeau, South St., Hockanum Valley Community used for the salary of a part- Mike Tuley; funniest, Cary president of National Organiza­ cook,” Ms. Heide said. Hills, Bolton. your hearts for only an hour or Swindells of Rockville. He was Woodbridge St.; Mary Arcand, puts them on the desks of the Rockville. Services Council and has John time secretary and for office McLaughlin; wierdest. Barb tion of Women and now a vice In addition, Goldwater’s past Also, Florence Greenwood, so of service. They promise to owner and operator of the Rock A Hartford. Republican Senators. She also Birth Saturday; A daughter Chessari as chairman. .supplies. president in a new women’s record of opposition to civil East Hartford; Catherine return both feeling a lot lighter. Bloking; cutest, Kim Rheault; Also, Virginia Cohen, Kozley ’ distributes the Congressional to Mr. and Mrs. George Diaz, most artistic, Jill Tracy; most coalition, said she hopes Presi­ rights legislation should dis­ Naktenis, Crestfield Convales­ There iS^^ nothing missing in Rd., 'Tolland; Morris Frank, ' Record, the record of business lifelike, Sharon Karpinski; dent Ford will pick a woman qualify him because the cent Home; Rachel Blais, 63 action with this show. Skits and from the day before, and the measures applied to half the East Hartford; Margaret blackouts, a burlesque show, Admitted Sunday; Donald kookiest, Diane Flavell; most vice president and said she Norman St.; Laurie Baker, d Dial 643-4159 daily calendar, a schedule of Apel, Liberty St., Rockville; Center To Mark Second Birthday population — women — and Cochran, 337 W. Center St.; slapstick comedies, and ven­ original, John McLaughlin; thinks she could do the job. Warehouse Point; Barbara Our decorator salesman will call at ^ upcoming legislation. Clintina Bodurtha, Snipsic minority men, Ms. Heide said. Herbert Beaver, East Hart­ triloquist and mentalist best animal, Brent Hazzard. "So much for false modesty,” Lata, 216 Woodbridge St.; Kris ford; Mary-Ann Hauser, your home to measure and show you Sen. Lowell Weicker and 15-year old Lisa Hallaron Village, Ellington; Denise VERNON she said. Among the women Ms. Heide sketches are the types of acts School for Lisa will start in Those attending are asked to Steal the Bacon: 1. Bob Blauvelt, 264 Main St.; Joseph Willimantic; John Mathieu, fabric samples. No obligation. Eve­ Bossi, South St., Rockville; Lin­ Fitzgerald 2. Geri Moran 3. Goldwater’s comment that he said she believes are qualified Naylor, 139 Diane Dr.; Maude the troupe has planned. ning appointments welcome. ’ the fall, but instead of attending The Hockanum Valley Child bring a box lunch and a folding Snape 637; Ann Quinn 667; East Hartford; Theresa Bua, 6 ’The show is full of corn. Full ; junior year classes at Coventry da Castelvetere, Farmington; Josephine Mann 648. Jody Ricci 4. Sharon Karpinski. wouldn't oppose a woman vice to be vice president are Reps. Woodbridge, 495 E. Middle tysburg College to pursue a the Senate as Knievel is on his Knievel will do in his much Day Care Center will celebrate chair. U Deerfield Dr.; Joyce Nielsen, Alice Galusha, Gehring Rd., president as long as she can , D-Tex., of that home-grown corn that is ; High School, she will be degree in political science and Thursday tournament Tpke.; Albert Gonci, Alfred 93 Croft Dr.; Judith Billings, bike. She’s a hard worker and is publicized jump across the Tolland; Ida Hiller, Rockville its second birthday Wednesday Dooley Appointed , D-N.Y., Dr., Tolland. missing from entertainment -A. ; starting classes at 6 a.m. at the history. making the most of her with a picnic for the children winners were: Julius May 632; Sherry Circle, Tolland. Snake River, Lisa says she’s Nursing Home, Rockville; State Rep. Thomas H. Dooley Martha Griffiths, D-Mich., and Also, Wendy Foster, these days. “ Uncle SAM’s” ' so that she Of his newest page appoint­ experiences in the U.S. scheduled at noon. Evelyn Kincman 624; Les Also, Pam ela Bernard, 10 For a Limited Time! not placing any bets. "Up to Barry Jezek,’’Stafford Springs; (D-56) has been appointed as Margaret M. Heckler, R-Mass. Willimantic; Margaret Davis, production can provide you with ; can be on the Senate floor for ment to the Senate, Weicker Senate.” Walter Matteson, industrial Denley 617; Violet May fil4. Park West Dr., Rockville; now, he’s been lucky and so has Hattie Kellner, Broad Brook; campaign manager for Martin She also mentioned presiden­ East Hartford; Judith Pepin, an hour of such puns and little ; the start of the business day at says; "Lisa is almost as fast in Asked how she thinks Evil arts teacher at Vernon Center There will be no pinochle Russell Hall, 73 Pine St.; Earl Lisa Holloran.” Lydia Luginbuhl, Rockville B. Burke of Vernon who is the tial counselor Anne Armstrong Chaplin; Richard Mullowney, jokes. They are the kind of ; 10:00 a.m. Middle School, and five of his Tuesday of this week. Thursday Starks, 275 Southgate Apts., Nursing Home, Rockville; Democratic nominee for the Directors May Okay and Aileen Hernandez, the 57 Princeton St.; Karen jokes one need not analyze As for her own boss. Sen. students, made picnic tables for play will start at 1:30 p.m. at Rockville; Amy Anderson, 28A 20% OFF Silas McDaniel, P.O. Box, Ver­ General Assembly seat being the Lottie Fisk Building, Henry current president of NOW. before laughing. Weicker, Lisa declares: ”I the center. The money for the Otis St.; Richard Fyler, East non; Elra Morosi, Buff Cap vacated by Dooley. Ms. Heide said that it is time Remember, “ Uncle SAM” ! think he’s fantastic — he’s the material to make them was I’ark.______^______■ G Employes Contract Rd., Tolland; Josephine for women to take a leadership Hartford; Arline Scanlon, wants you...and your family, to on Custom : best senator. He acts like a per­ Dooley has served two terms AdverliHcment The Almanac Narkawlcz, Windermere Ave., donated by Mr. and Mrs. role. Gary Favreau Warehouse Point; Marilyn enlist for a night of fun son; he can come down to and did not choose to seek St. Joseph Church, Rockville, LaCoss, West Willington. Rockville; Alice Sorensen, William Fox who raised it The Manchester Board of "It’s about time we stopped Tuesday. They will be perform- ; anyone’s level — down to earth selling sugar ducks at Easter reelection to a third term. Parish Grounds. Mammouth town manager, it provides a 6 On Winning Discharged Sunday: Marjorie United Press International Amsterdam—the first police In 1972, U.S. bombers hit Windsorville; Mary Steppen, Directors Tuesday night wiil hiding our light under a ingn free of charge, before the Re-Upholstery is the best way to describe him. time. Outdoor Bazaar. ALL THIS per cent increment retroactive Harris, East Hartford; Ray­ Today is Monday, Aug. 12, the force in America. Communist targets in both Rockville Nursing Home, Dooley said Burke is an out­ consider approving a two-year bushel,” she said. SAM movie at Mt. Nebo Field. Special Group of Fabrics Availabre I He’s also very fair in the way The Day Care Center is WEEK. Rides, Booths, Bingo, to July 1, a 3.5 per cent incre­ Culinary Team mond Fiske, 87 Bluefieid Dr.; 224th day of 1974, with 141 to In 1851, Isaac Singer was North and South Vietnam in the Rockville; Harriette Wetherell, standing candidate and “It is contract negotiated with Local Curtain time is 7 p.m. (The he chooses his pages. Some of located on Rt. 30, in the Sunday Refreshments. FREE ment Jan. 1, 1975, a 6 per cent Thomas Ashton, 333 Bidwell ' V ------follow. granted a patent for his sewing heaviest raids of the war. Grove St., Rockville. our intention to wage an 991, American Federation of VERNON movie scheduled for this week Add year* of beauty the pages I work with are the School wing of the First ADMISSION. FREE increment July 1,1975, and a 3.5 Today St.; Janice Nelson, Coder The moon is between the last machine. Singer set up business Discharged Sunday: Rose aggressive, issues-oriented State, County and Municipal Gary Favreau, son of Mr. and is “Lilith,” a P.G. rated film and comfort t Board Discusses Schroder Letter 690; Mabel Bateman 660; Ann physician, with the patient Rev. David M. Campbell Rothman, 270 W. Center St. • CHARGE a son to Mr. and Mrs. John home of Cecile Cloutier, to capital accounts of the 1974- Phoenix St. paying the first $5. Institute of American, in 1973. other clubs and social and civic Barbero 641; Alma Dittrich United Methodist Also, Tabitha Sprague, Fegan, South Windham. Washington St., Vernon. 75 Budget for the purpose of Upon graduation he was organizations. • BUDGET TERMS the superintendent should not The board should not be in­ 677; George Dean 659; Cecile Church Willimantic; Stacy Redfield; sessions on the budget should be paying the cost of the following' accepted by the Hilton Corp. for COLUMBIA be allowed to keep the confiden­ itially concerned with all Bolton 59A Rachel Dr.; Neil Breault, open to the press and public and proposed public improvements its executive chef training tial files in his office, but the grievances, but Schroder said Windham; David Manning, 816 Virginia Carlson the same should apply to wage and capital projects or such of “The New Meat Store in Town^^ program and assigned to the he suspects there may be more Hartford Rd.; Verna Covey, Correspondent superintendent disagreed, negotiations. them as may hereafter be ap­ Conrad Hilton Hotel where he Edmondson said the school criticisms against the school I Herald Storrs; Wendy DePrey, 142 228-9224 “Why should any individual proved by the voters pursuant piwK M A N C H E S T E R s i Kssen st; has been training under than the board knows. Brook St., South Windsor; A letter written by Board of Attorney, Gary Vause, said it is or group want the largest town Pony Players Needed to the provisions of Section 25, Executive Chef Christian Inden Bottomley disagreed with I Yesterdays Douglas Graveline, 94 School Education member Walter perfectly acceptable to have tax item discussed under a Chapter V of the Town Charter of Cologne, Germany. confidential files in the this point. He said if he receives MEAT MARKET St. Schroder to chairman Ernest cloak of secrecy?” he asked. The fire commissioners will at a regular or special election, BOLTON Lake Street from Manchester 2 superintendent’s office to which no criticism, then he assumes Bottomley showing concern He feels that whenever it is meet tonight at 8 at the namely: 25 Years Ago parents have access. there is none. Donna Holland Town Line to Vernon Town All of Our Meats are about communication and necessary to have an executive firehouse. a. An appropriation not to 115 persons have completed Schroder also wrote a letter Dr. Narotsky said he doesn’t Line. Strictly public relations was discussed session that only the specific Correspondent The Public Building Commis­ exceed $2,250,000.00 for the studies at Manchester High to Bottomley concerning some want the administration com­ New Bolton Road from by the school board meeting. confidential information about Tel. 646-0375 sion will meet Tuesday at 7 acquisition and purchase of The U.S.D.A. CHOICE! School vacation school. Schroder said in his letter he criticisms of some student- a person be discussed and the ing to the board with every The Bolton Junior Pony foot­ M anchester Town Line to The Knights of Columbus an­ fames Ct{«rcif FEWERZONEL p.m. at the Town Hall. Manchester Water Company in­ teacher activities in the upper item. Bolton Center Road. We Accept Open feels some positive corrective board must go out of executive ball team is in need of several Bids received for the con­ cluding all real estate, per­ nounce decision to abandon the grades. The letter was not read He said the superintendent is All of Cider Mill Road. Muter C h^e Mon., Tues., Wed., Set action should be taken. The cor­ session before a ‘‘non- players. Boys from the Bolton, struction of the Bentley sonalty, fixtures and ap­ annual carnival due to local MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT at a regular meeting but was confidential” topic is men­ being paid to handle this. If All of Goodwin Street. I 9-5:30 respondence said several Manchester or Hebron area are Memorial Library will be purtenances owned by said health conditions. months ago Schroder had referred to executive session. tioned. parents do not get satisfaction, eligible to play on the Bolton All of Gaylord Road. Food Stamps Thurt.-FrL ’til 8:00 opened at 7. Following the company in the Towns of 10 Years Ago written a letter to Bottomley Schroder said he doesn’t un­ Bottomley said at no time are he added, then they can come to team. All of Brookfield Street. Manchester, Bolton and Ver­ LOWER the board. reading of bids the PBC is All of Box Mountain Road. Feast Of The Assumption derstand why general Fire sweeps through Bolton about a “total difference of opi­ people prevented from attend­ The Junior Pony team par­ expected to award a contract non. criticisms of any group or sub­ Edmondson said Schroder In case of inclement weather Lake Hotel, leaving it a charred nion he had with the local ing workshop sessions. ticipants are boys weighing 140 for construction of tennis courts 2. The determination of the TUES., WED. SPECIAL! ^ August 15th ject must be discussed under made many good points in his the interruption is planned for shell with damages estimated superintendent about confiden­ However, they were not pounds or under or boy6<14 to 18 at Bolton High for which bids manner in which said ap­ the "cover of executive letter and he realizes many the same hours on Wednesday, U.S.D.A. CHOICE PACKER CUTS at $100,000. tial files.” previously posted as regular years of age or not out of Grade were received on Aug 5. propriations and additions to session.” things in school need to be im­ August 14, 1974. WHOLE BOTTOM ROUNDS WITH EYE ^ x w e ll G. Morrison of Yar­ MASSES Schroder said at the meeting meetings until recently. 12. The PBC will also be dis­ said budget is to be financed Board member Joseph proved upon. This interruption is a mouth, Maine,- is named super­ “The board has since learned Ellen Hills, board member, The team is a member of the cussing a planned firehouse ad­ and raised whether by taxation, *1.29 lb. avg. wt. 25-30 lbs. BUSm tES. Narotsky said he felt it was a "We have not reached necessary part of HELCO’s vising principal of Nathan Hale vigil Masses, Wednesday evening, my position is correct — that said the board agrees the wage Eastern Midget and Pony Foot­ dition. by borrowing, by transfer of August 14: 5:30 and 7:30 parents do have access to their matter of good judgment and negotiations should be open, but utopia,” Edmondson said. ball Conference. continuing modernization available funds or otherwise, or SHORT LOINS OF BEEF avg. wt. 25-30 lbs. School. We’ve just come up with a simplified fare zone program to meet increasing Town Rep. Paul Groobert children’s records, yet nothing that the board should take into the teacher negotiations com­ As openings are limited, boys by a combination of such Thursday, August 15: system. Now mpst people will be getting more customer loads and provide im­ • *1.49 lb. Porteflwuse * T-Bone Staabs submits bill to special session has been said about this at any account “what is the end mittee always insists the dis­ interested in being on the team Advertisement— methods. 7:00, 9:00 and 12 Noon proved service to the communi­ of General Assembly on reap­ ride for less money. For information call: 525-9181. of our public meetings. Why result,” cussion to be closed. are urged to call Gil Boisoneau, ELECTRIC SERVICE 3. Such matters relating to Evening 5:30 and 7:30 ty. We have scheduled this work HIPS OF BEEF avg. wt. 25 lbs. portionment asking for a 200- not?’: “Why make a big deal if the Another area concerning Advertisement— Pony head coach at 646-4472 or INTERRUPTION IN BOLTON the foregoing as may be proper­ at a time which we hope will ______*1.49 lb. 5-10 Slrlobt Steaks member House. Schroder said the letter to administration can handle Schroder is parental criticism BURRITT SAVERS EARN 643-0688 immediately. There will be an electric ser­ ly considered at said Hearing. cause our customers the least State House of Represen­ CONFESSIONS Bottomley was not a personal something?” said Bottomley. of the school. Presently, TOP INTEREST. Deposits Bulletin Board vice interruption in Bolton on D ated at Manchester. one and made this clear when Schroder disagreed with this. parents are told to follow a grow fastest at “THE CUTE inconvenience. Pleasfe accent ALSO tatives passes a resolution 4:00 to 5:00 Wednesday and Thursday The Board of Selectmen will Tuesday, August 13, 1974. The our thanks for your cooperation Connecticut, this ninth day of Extra Lean eulogizing late Willard B. TH E BUS. the chairman agreed 'that He said he felt if a problem “chain of command” in LITTLE RED BANK meet tonight at 8 at the Town interruption will last ap­ August, 1974. and understanding. parents should have access to exists the community is en­ reporting complaints. But a BUILDING” opposite proximately 90 minutes begin­ Mrs. Phyllis Jackston GROUND ROUND lb. Rogers, once one of No Evening Confessions Your Connecticut Company and Hall. The major item on the THE HARTFORD their children’s records; also, titled to know about it. chain of command can be just a Cumberland Farms in Hebron ning at 8:30 a.m. Secretary Manchester’s representatives the Connecticut Department of Transportation. agenda will be a discussion on ELECTRIC LIGHT that certain people may not see Workshop stumbling block to a concerned Center. Open 10:30 to 6 daily, A list of the streets affected Board of Directors in General Assembly. Together, we're on our way. the recently completed draft of COMPANY the records. Schroder believes Schroder said workshop parent, he added. Thursday ’til 8. 228-9471. the town’s first charter. follows: Manchester, Connecticut 1 PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Aug, 12, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERAl.D Manchester* Conn.* Mon., Aug. 12. 1974- PAGE SEVENTEEN Homaa For Sale Help W anM 13 Halp Wahtad 13 Halp Wantad 13 Help Wantad 13 Homaa tor Sale 23 Homes lor Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Building-Contracting 33 INDEX Heal Estate Wantad 28 Heal Estate Wantad 28 Articlea tor Sale 41 Antiques 4 $ Apartments for Rent 53 WANTED - Mature woman, FURNITURE Assemblirs and Glastonbury NOTICES HOUSE enumerators At the preeent time we ere MANCHESTER - Nice 3- CARPENTRY - Repairs, flexible hours. Card Gallery, Woodworking Machine full or part time wanted for the bedroom Cape, one-car garage, 1 — ’ Lost ind Found seeking eppiicents to enter our UNEQUALED remodeling, additions, roofing. DARK, RICH loam, 5 yards, WANTED Antique furniture, 2 — Porionilt apply in person, Manchester Operators (saws, sanders, Manchester city directory, app­ full basement, nice location. Parkade. borers, lathes, etc.) - Full or Quality throughout this 9- Call David Patria, South Wind­ $27.50 plus tax. Also sand, glass, pewter, oil paintings, or 3 — Announcomtnl* ly Mr. Brennan, Price & Lee WEAVER TRAINING PROGRAM $31,5(XI. Call Mitten Realty, 64^ sor, 644-1796. stone, gravel, pool and patio other antique items. R. V IIU 6 E R 4 — Eniorlalnmonl part-time. Experience iHi* Company, Room 9, 164 East room, 4-bedroom Colonial 6930. What is your Proparty Worth? sand. 643-9504. Harrison, 643-8709. 5 — Auction! MALE - installer, per­ preferred. Apply Brothers, Center Street, between 9-12 on­ who eventually will be trained lor danlal f. raala ■ .r ^ / I I a o s Cape. Custom built in 1971. A APARTMENTS manent part-time, will train, 122 Naubuc Avenue, Glaston­ 7V2% We will inspect your property and suggest WES ROBBINS carpentry FINANCIAL ly. An equal opportunity few of the many features are MANCHESTER - Seven-room car necessary, call 643-5171, bury, 633-7511. LOOM FIXERS an asking price. (No obligation.) remodeling specialist. Ad­ ALUMINUM sheets used as Wantad to Buy 49 Two-Bedroom townhouses. 6 — Bondi-Stocki-Mongtgei employer. fireplaced family room with Cape, newly remodeled, ditions, rec rooms, dormers, printing plates, .007 thick, Fireplace. Wall-to-wall 9 — Perional Loan! ext. 21. This Is an excelleni opportunity for an Individual to learn a M0RT6AGES ARE AVAILARLEI beautiful colonial interior, full- Ask us About bur guarantee sales plan TODAY! 1! 10 — Inauranca highly skilled trade. We have Instructors who will train pine bam paneling, beautiful built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, 23x32’ ’. M cents each or 5 for $1. WANTED - Wicker furniture, carpeting. Two air- EXPERIENCED cabinet SEEKING someone to care for wide pine floors, thermopane wall fireplace, dining room, 3 849-3446. Phone 643-2711. any kind. Call 872-0930. EMPLOYMENT DRIVERS - With trailer two children, ages one and four, qualified applicants. bedrooms, 2-car garage with conditioners, appliances, heat 13 — Halp Wanted maker wanted. Excellent op- Do You Qualify? windows, master bedroom experience. Steady year-round part time 2-3 days weekly. Excellent company paid fringe banatita. wine cellar. Quiet street, near REALTORS — MLS and hot water. 'Tiled bath. No 14 — Bualneaa Opporlunlllaa employment. Excellent fringe pprtunity. Please call suite with adjoining sitting LEON Cieszynski builder - new NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 FREEZER wanted in running 15 — Situation Wanted Northeast section of town. M9- shopping, schools and buses. PASEK pots APPLY benefits and rate of pay. Call Displaycrait, Manchester 643- Check Hie new income limits.. room, first floor laundry homes custom built, cents each: Inquire side door. condition or repairable. Call 9557. 9696. Asking $38,900. Lessenger Com­ 289-7475 — 608 Burnside Ave., E. Hartford remodeled, additions, rec Manchester Evening Herald. 6465288. Call 649-7620 EDUCATION 649-4523. room. 6 private acres. 90s. 18 — Private Inalrucllona CHENEY RROTHERS, INC. (Number of Pereone In Family) pany, Realtors, 646-8713, 423- 742-8243 — Twin Hill Dr., Coventry rooms, garages,, kitchens 19 — Schooli-Claisea Call Arthur Shorts, 646-3233, TRUCK DRIVER - Class 2 REAL ESTATE - Need for one 31 Cooper Hill Street remodeled, bath tile, cement WE BUY and sell used fur­ 20 — Inalrucllona Wanted PART-TIME I?) (3) (4) (8) (6) (7) (8) (9) (iQ) or Maryann Cullina, 633-1526. SOUTH WINDSOR Member Naticmal Assoc, of Real Estate Boards also mem license. Must be reliable. eager salesperson for active MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 bsr of the Hartford, Manchester .and Vernon MuUple List­ work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ niture. Cash on the line. One □ RENTALS REAL ESTATE local real estate office. JANITORIAL CLEANING 612874 : i : : : • . REDUCED tial or commercial. Call 649- piece or an entire housefull. Steady work. Apply in person, TELEPHONE 643-4141 ing Service. MANCHESTER - 2-bedroom 23 — Homea lor Sale Central Connecticut Co-op Experience not necessary, will 5 A.M. to 9 A.M. * : : : : SAVE : J. WATSON BEACH CO. Exceptionally neat and spacious 9. 4291. 6466432. Furniture Barn, 345 duplex, 1 1/2 baths, full base­ 24 — Lola-Land lor Sale . 13870 . .W at room R anch, IVi van ity hatha, 25 — Invealmeni Properly Farmers Association, Inc. 85 tram. For confidential appoint­ ManchesterArea Main Street Rear, behind ment, finished rec room, in­ REALTORS-MLS breeicway, 2car garage. Plus large Rooms lor Rent 52 26 — Bualneaa Properly Milk Street, Willimantic, ment call Rick Merritt, 64^ DOLIiARSe Ww«N m i OniM, 047-8191 CARPENTRY - Porches, gar­ Douglas Motor Sales. cludes appliances. $235 per 27 — Reaorl Property 1180. Call 649-5334 MAN for lawn and parking lot 14760 i rec room in lower level and lovely lot. ages, additions, bathrooms, Connecticut. MEDICAL TECHNOLOGISTS Equal Housing Opportunity Homes For Sale 23 Services Ottered 31 THOMPSON HOUSE, fur­ month. P.W. Dougan, Realtor, 28 — Real Ealate Wantao maintenance, must have Immaculate move in condiUon. 40s. kitchens, houses, repairs. Free CLEAN USED refrigerators, 18638 Call Suzanne or Arthur Shorts, 646-3233 nished rooms, centrally 643-4535 or 646-1021. We have an immediate per­ driver’s license. Apply in per­ estimates. Small jobs. Stephen ranges, automatic washers, MISC. SERVICES BAKERY salesgirl, part-time, LUBRICATION HELP - manent full-time opening for a 16800 East Hartford CUSTOM MADE draperies and located. Kitchen privileges. 31 — Service! Ollered PART-TIME son at, W. H. England Lumber J. WATSON BEACH CO. bedspreads, wide selection of Martin, 646-7295. with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s 32 — Palnling-Papering apply in person. Pine Bakery, Needed immediately for second Parking. Reasonanle rates. MANCHESTER - Newer chief medical technologist. Company, Route 44A, Bolton 17200 REALTORS-MLS A GEM fa b r ic s . Phone 649-1786 Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- 33 — Building-Conlractlng 658 Center Street, Manchester. Positions available in our deli shift. We have openings for NEW MANCHESTER - By owner MmeliMtir Offlet, 947-9139 Phone 619-2358. family-style 2-bedroom apart­ 34 — RoolIng-SIding This person must possess an Notch. 17880 : anytime. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY 2171 department and check-out experienced lubrication help Three-b^rooms, 2 1/2 baths. Equal Housing Opportunity Three bedroom Ranch, first ment. includes heat, appliances 35 — Healing-Plumbing A.S.C.P. (M.T.) certification INCOME Carpentry and general contrac­ 36 — Flooring EXPERIENCED aides - counters for mornings, after­ for greasing trucks and trailers 18300 Condominium. Walk to elemen­ floor family room, spacious WANTED - Single woman to and carpeting. $215 per month. Taking applications for im­ and have real professional $2500 CASH BONUS. Equip­ tary school, stones throw from HEB’S Tree Cutting - lot ting. Residential and commer­ SCREENED loam, gravel, 37 — Moving-Trucking-Slorage noons and evenings. Must be with a mobile unit. Starting LIMITS MANCHESTER - Six-room kitchen, large living room help share expenses, own P.W. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535 38 — Service! Wanted mediate and September supervisory ability along with ment repairman. No 18700 recreation area. Including pool, clearly and landscaping work cial. Whether it be a small processed gravel, sand, stone, or 6461021. at least 18 years old. Apply rates, $3.35 hourly with a Ranch, fireplace, garage, with fireplace and wall-to- bedroom, kitchen privileges. openings. Only apply if you general managerial talent. experience required. Good star- tennis courts, basketball court, done. Free estimate. Weekdays repair job, a custom built home and fill. George H. Griffing, Call after 6 p.m., 643-4378. MISC. FOR SALE store manager: chance for advancement. All ting salary, excellent benefits, beautiful treed yard. $35,^. wall carpeting, fenced yard Inc., 742-7886. 41 — Article! lor Sale have good work and attendance Good salary, above average ■ - ■ 7 . etc. Asking $33,500 (below call 872-9771 after 5:30 P.M. or anything in between, call 646- 635 CENTER — 4 1/2 room fringe benefits. Uniforms and one month paid vacation per Hayes Corporation, 646-0131. with trees, secluded patio. In 1379. • 42 — Building Suppilea records. Burnside Convalescent FIRST NATIONAL tools furnished. For appoint­ other benefits and annual in­ replacement cost). Call 646-2129 Weekends anytime. LIGHT housekeeping room for Townhouse, 1 1/2 baths, all 43 — Pel! -Bird!- Doga year. Call U.S. Army at 643- It you quality we can get you perfect condition. LOAM FOR Sale - $5.50 per Home, 870 Burnside Ave., East FOOD STORESa INC. ment call 688-2233. creases dependent upon anytime. rent, stove, refrigerator, and appliances, j carpet^, 2 44 — Livealock 9462. MANCHESTER - West side STEPS sidewalks, stone walls, yard delivered. Phone 646-3109. 45 — Boat! S Acceaaorlea Hartford, Conn. K-MART Sho^ng Canter Into a new home with a Only $33, 900 TWO HANDYMEN want varie­ provided. 801 Main air-conditioners, heat, hot merit. Our hospital laboratory Ranch, first time offered. ty f jobs, hedges, evergreens, fireplaces, flagstone terraces, 46 — Sporting Good! 208 Spencer Street SMALL Congenial Office - Street, 649-9879. water, storage, parking on bus 47 — Garden Product! is well staffed and well $1500 CASH BONUS. Mechanic. Garage, enclosed porch, many WARREN L HOWLAND concrete repairs, inside and SWIMMING POOLS - Luxury BABYSITTER WANTED seeking girl with general office MANCHESTER - Redwood and trimming. Attics, cellars line. $225. Charles Poniticelli, 48 — Antique! Starting September, for M A N C H ESnR equipped with immediate Men or women who qualify can extras. 40’s. Hayes Corpora­ Realtor 643-1100 cleaned. Reasonable rates. 643- outside. Reasonably priced. above-ground pool distributor is 646-1540, 646-0800. 49 — Wanted to Buy An Bquil Opportunity Etnploytr M/F experience, steno. Hours 9-5. receive excellent training and Farms, 6 room Ranch, 1 1/2 over stocked on 1974 pools. Will COMMUNITY looking for kindergarten cnild, Washington Insurance benefits. Contact plans for renovation and 7V2% MORTGAGE! tion, 646-0131. 5305. 643-0851. m em b ers, on farm , $110 baths, garage, eat-in kitchen, RENTALS School area. Call 643-9287 or expansion. salary plus many benefits. Now sell and completely install a monthly per person, Coventry, EAST MIDDLE Tpke. - Two 52 — Rooms lor Rent M u lti-C irc u its , In c ., 50 interviewing. Call U.S. Army at dining room, $42,900. Hayes huge 16 x31’ o.d. swim pool, 643-6475, Mrs. Craig. Harrison Street, Manchester, MANCHESTER - By owner. WINDOW CLEANING - Will ANY TYPE Carpentry and 742-9429. ' family, first-floor, stove, 53 — Apartment! lor Rent 643-9462. Corporation, 646^131. Offered by the masonry work, auditions and complete with fencing, sun 54 — Homea lor Rent NURSES AIDES - Part-time, 646-3800. Please apply to LIST YOUR HOUSE IN... Lovely Cape, move-in condi- wash your office, house and fac­ refrigerator, air-conditioned, 55 — Business lor Rent tjon. Four large rooms, 2 un­ tory windows. Special discount remodeling. Free estimates. A. deck, filter and pump. Now only weekends only. Excellent Mr. L. F. Clapper NEWLY DECORATED large carpeted, garage, basement, 56 — Resort Property lor Rent Director o1 salary, good opportunity to earn FEMALE - full time, retail. finished upstairs. Fireplace, prices for August. Work Squillacote, 649-0811. $795; full price financing room for gentleman, near washer-dryer hookup, parking. 57 — Wanted to Rent Director of Personnel Nimbus Water Beds, Vernon, available. Call Tony collect: 58 — Misc. lor Rent Nursing Services some money on weekends. If REALPS CORNER rauMCK garage. Center Street. Low guaranteed. Our men are center, private entrance. M7- Immediate occupancy. 646-08M desired, may schedule for an WANTED Administration Call 875-2362 or 243-1788. 30’s. 643-7917. bonded and insured. Call 649- MASONRY REPAIRS - Brick, (413) 732-3158. or 649-9644. We have an opening coming 173 MAIN STREET PHONE 646-4323 CHARMIN6 YOUNG 1145, 649-6896. AUTOMOTIVE occasional double. East Hart­ 2 SA LESM E N WM. W. BACKUS 5334. block, stone and concrete. 61 — Autos lor Sale for a progressive RN. B.S., 1-3 7-rdom Garrison Colonial. Reasonable prices. Call 643- LIVING ROOM Furniture 62 — Trucks lor Sale ford Convalescent Home, 745 2 MECHANICS HOSPITAL Large fireplaced living room, UOKV MANCHESTER - Center FEMALE Roommate Wanted - MANCHESTER - Two bedroom 63 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale years experience preferred as Main Street, East Hartford. Street. New listing. Four-room PAINTING-You must call us. 9508. made at our own factories, the apartment, large living room Norwich, Conn. PRODUCT formal dining room, eat-in Centrally located duplex, 64 — Motorcyclea-BIcyclea Director of Nurses. This posi­ Experience Necessary NINE year old “L”-shaped CIRCA 1969 - Custom-built 7- Cape, dose to Parkade, bus and We can beat the competition. way you want it at a price you separate bedroom. Working girl and kitchen, redecorated. 65 — Campers-Trallera-Moblle Tel. 1-203-889-6331 kitchen with built-ins, 3 tion in a large, modern con­ MALE - Full-time store clerk. •k Fringe Benefits SE R V IC f^ Ranch with fireplaced living room Gambrel reproduction food store. Call John H. Quality, excellent references, BUILDING - Remodeling, can afford. Wide selections of preferred. Available August 25. Available immediately. Securi­ Homes An equal opportunity amployar COMFORTABLE ONE FLOOR bedrooms, llA baths, rec fabric. Call 633-1835 days, 649- 66 — Automotive Service valescent home will become Apply in person. Closed •k CM S, Biue Cross insur­ TECHNICIANS room, eat-in kitchen, 3 on 14 acres with panoramic Lappen, Inc., 649-5261. free estimates. Pete, 742-6117 roofing, concrete steps, 649-5163. ty required. $170. Eastern, 646- .67 — Auloa lor Rent-Lease Wednesdays. Barrett Plumbing bedrooms and rec room. Large UVMG room. All on a manicured lot (toll free), 5-10 p.m. fireplaces. For estimates call 7287, 745-7819, evenings. 8250, available in mid-September. ance Our Product Service Depart­ view. Large country kitchen, Experience in geriatrics a Supply, 331 Broad Street, k Retirement Program CONTACT MAN needed by treed lot. gonly $33,900. Keith MANCHESTER-3 bedroom for only $45,500. fireplace, 3 baths, 30x130’ Lots-Land tor Sale 24 649-1142. WANTED - Female over 22, to ment Is now Interviewing lor Real Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. AIR-CONDITIONER, 28,000 must. Excellent benefit Manchester. Nationwide Credit Corp. - Ranch, featuring 2 full bam with 10 horse stalls. G & H Paving & Construction share 2-bedroom apartment THREE-ROOM apartment - the following positions: THREE-QUARTER Acre Company-Paving, sealing, con­ LET YOUR Ideas meet ours. btu, 230 volt, model 66-90. $250. Heated. 456 Main Street, first program and competitive Profit sharing - bonus. Repeat bathrooms, wall to wall with one of the same. $117 per NURSES AIDES - All shifts, Appiy to; OLDER HOME - Ranch Style. wooded building lot. Lake crete work, septic systems in­ We d esip and build: Barns, Excellent condition. 649-3803 floor. $150. Security. Call 646- □ N O T I C E S salary. business. Leads furnish^. Age MAJOR APPLIANCE carpeting in the living room, ^ redlfij GLASTONBURY - Colonial month, heat and hot water in­ experience preferred, excellent MiKE HARDELL New roof, full basement, expan­ privileges. Jackston Agency, stalled. Commercial and Family rooms. Green houses, before 10 a.m. cluded. Reply Box P, 2426. no handicap. Write Mr. dable attic. Needs your per­ dining room and first floor 8% rooms on large treed lot, 2 Please send resume of starting salary, good fringe M itchell, P.O. Box 4095, TECHNICIAN 647-1419 full baths, family room, den, 646-1316. residential. 26 years Rec rooms. Pool and Patio Manchester Herald. sonal touch to make it a family room. Fireplace, KELVINATOR washer, white, OAKLAND STREET, Available Lost and Found qualifications to Box A, benefits, paid lunch period, on FITZGERALD FORD Cleveland, Ohio 44123 or phone sewing room, 4-car garage, experience. Free estimates. Cabanas, Kitchens. Working bus line. East Hartford Con- Windsor Avenue HOME charmer. Upper 20’s. Jackston enclosed porch, handy and BOLTON - Building lots, one 649-5233. with rough sawn boards and in good running condition. Only September 1st, two bedroom Manchester Evening Herald. 216-255-5050. Agency, 646-1316. pool, cement patio. $49,900. .ROOMMATE Wanted - Male or vaiescent Home, 745 Main ROCKVILLE economical 2-zone baseboard CLEAN, move-in condition. Six acre minimum, affording view beams a specialty. Also roofing $65. Call 742-9487. female. To share house in apartment second floor, heat, LOST - Sampling of gnreen ELECTRONICS carpeting, appliances, parking, Street, East Hartford. BABYSITTER in my home, heating system, and first floor room cape with bedroom space COVENTRY - Mark Drive, of Connecticut Valley. Starting DO-ALL GUYS. Lawns, tree and siding, using the finest Bolton - Manchester area. Call carpeting, vicinity of M ain TECHNICIAN MANCHESTER 1973 TOYOTA short-bed pick-up $200. 649-4108, 289-1161. Street. Call 643-6235. PART-TIME janitorial work, 7:30 to 3:30. One small child and laundry add immeasurably to galore, fireplaced living room, Raised Ranch, 3 bedrooms, at $10,000. Owners can assist in work, clean-ups, raking, materials. Barrett Home Im­ Don, 528-6537 between 8 and 5. lEWLYWEDS - RETIRSS good quality carpeting. Treed building of homes. Fiano Agen­ plowing, appliances moved, provement Company, Roger truck hardcover cap with mornings or evenings, DRIVERS for school buses - We two elementary school SMALL ENGINE the very functional floorplan. modem kitchen, living room FIRST COOK will train you. Apply now for children. 649-1805. lot in quiet friendly cy, 646-2677. painting. Reasonable. 289-7019, Barrett, 649-0822. jalousied windows, little used. TWO LARGE pleasant rooms, NEWER three bedroom FOUND - Beagle, black, brown Manchester area. Call 649-5334. Newlyweds start off with 3 Must be seen. with fireplace, 2-car garage, Cost $295 new. Asking $225. Call choice routes in Manchester for REPAIR PERSON year old home. Retirees live neighborhood. $34,900. Eastern, 528-8649. for working gentlemen, new Duplex, appliances, carpeting, and white female. Call Dog AMEDY REALTY pool, wooded lot, 170x325, $39,- 649-8653 anytime. 1 1/2 baths, no pets, security Warden, 646-4555. BABYSITTER Wanted We have an immediate September openings. Call 643- SECRETARY - Good typing, in maintenance free leisure. 643-9969, 646-8250. MANCHESTER - B Zone lot, CARPENTRY - Additions, rec private bath. (Tall 643-6930. Immediately - Verplanck opening for a first cook 2414. dictaphone and some shorthandortna INVENTORY REALTORS 87S-6283 500. excellent location. Char-Bon ELECTRONIC ORGAN repair, rooms, decks, and roofing. Free required. $250 monthly. 643- Living room, equipped TWO Telescopes, 40X, $10 with 5700. will land this spot ope open with Profettional Servicat 447 EAST Middle Tpke. - Four- Agency, 646-1483. tuning, "maintenance - Ward’s estimates. Call 633-4353 after 5 LARGE furnished room, light FOUND - Shepherd, black and School area. Boy 6 1/2, girl 3 experienced in quantity CONTROL PERSON kitchen, rec room, 1 full and 2 PLYMOUTH LANE - stand; 80X, $12 with stand. tan male. Call Dog Warden, 646- 1/2. Call 647-9224 after 6. cooking, special diets and BABYSITTER wanted Monday Manchester firm. Mag card 7 Day* A Weak bedroom Cape, 2 baths, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• School of Electronics grajiuate, p.m. housekeeping facilities’, swim­ Friday, from 7:30-5 p.m., for If you have experience In half baths. Brick and fireplace, carpeting, finished Garrison Colonial 24’ front to Business Property 26 7 years experience. Trust your Fairly new. 742-7998 ask for ming pool, patio and parking, 4555. supervision. Preparation will experience a plus. Good salary John. PAINTER - Experience in new two girlsiris ages 7 and 4. Vicinit; and benefits. Fee paid. Hurry. any of the above areas, or aluminum exterior. Yours for basement, full shM dormer, back living room with instrument to skillful MASON CONTRACTOR - private entrance, 643-6266, 649- be for 240 patients at ! FOUND - Collie type, sable and work necessary. Call after 6 of' ScTiool Icni and Oak Streets. CalI Call Sharon, Rita (Jirl, 164 East are a graduate of a technical $29,900. Mr. Lewis, 649-5306. aluminum siding, garage, fireplace, formal dining room, BUSINESS Zone 2 - West technicians. Call 646-0437 mor­ Plastering, custom built stone 0358. Meadows Convalescent 649-1156 after 6 p.m. EQUAL HOUSINQ OPPORTUNITY 75’xl50’ lot. Move-m condition. 3 bedrooms, baths, large Center Street, 200’ frontage, nings. or brick fireplaces, chimney MEDITERRANEAN Couch PRESIDENTIAL white female. Call Dog Warden, p.m., 649-7770. Center Street, Manchester, 646- school, we offer career TOLLAND — Seven-room and Chair, $60. Man’s 10-speed 646-4555. Home, 333 Bidwell Street, 3441. positions Including medical BARROWS & WALLACE Ranch. Garage, fireplace. $36,900. Barry Realty, 646-0882, screened porch. $45,900. 250’ deep. House on property. repair, block and cement work. FEMALE ROOMMATE VILLAGE APTS. COVENTRY counseling center New and repairs. E. Richard­ bike, $60. All in good condition. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• TOOL MAKERS - experienced Manchester. See Sister PART-TIME Sales Gal position and dental Insurance, paid MaadMttir H nr H m a Hartford Carpeting. In-ground swim­ 742-8815. Call owner, 643-6273. wanted by same-to share 2- available. About 18 to 20 hours B49-5306 397-1B1B 278-1902 CIRCA 1723 - Exquisite 12- — individual and family son, 643-0889, 649-0608. Call 643-9262 after 5 P.M. bedroom apartment, call after MANCHESTER Perionala 2 in Continental dyes, aircraft Mildred or call 647-9194 CONSTRUCTION. No vacation, life Insurance, and ming pool. Lovely area, great quality, first class machinists, weekly. Apply at The Rag Doll, experience required. Offering for children, on 4 1/2 acres. TWO-FAMILY frame home room antique Colonial com­ counseling information and ap­ 5 p.m. 649-3395. Mancncnester Pa’arkade. an employee discount. App­ with tenants and business te­ pletely restored and in Real Estate Wantad 28 pointments. 742-5091. FLOORS, STEPS, patios, TAG SALE - Three families. One and two bedrooms. RIDE WANTED d from Bush set up man, press operators. An classroom and on the iof MANCHESTER - Six-room Pasek Realtors, MLS, 289-7475, August 13-15. Everything, plus equal opportunity employer, experience. Apprenticeshi ly In person 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. 742-8243. nant on the first floor. Located excellent condition. 4 sidewalks, foundations. Also Apartments For Rent 53 Near schools, churches Hill Road, to Meadows Con­ weekdays. Cape with new roof, new digging, garage additions. Free antiques. 423 and 411 Lydall valescent, 6:30-3, Monday - liberal oenefits, and wages BOOK BINDERY has opeining program is union recognizi at 105 Main Street, comer of fireplaces, 214 baths, income- SELLING your home or WEDDING Invitations - and shopping center, on kitchen and new bathroom. A Grove Street, Manchester. In acreage? For prompt friendly Brochures, Business Forms, estimate. Call after 5:30, 875- Street, Manchester, in rear. WE HAVE customers waiting Friday. 643-0355 after 4. commensurate on abilities. for all around bindery help, Good salary and many benefits. J.C.PENNEY CO. potentially large lot. Good area. MANCHESTER — Two-family, producing 3-room studio bus line. Call anytime. Apply H. & B. Tool and experience preferred. Good Call U.S. Army at 643-9462. 6-3. Fireplace, 3 garages. Wail- very good condition with large service, call Louis Dimock Letterheads, Envelopes, 3827. for the rental of your apartment WEST FARMS MALL $31,900. T.Jm Crockett, lot located in business zone. apartment and 2-room antique Tickets, Business Cards and FOR SALE - 8 pairs of 55” Engineering Co., 168 Forest St., benefits. Must be reliable. App­ BAKERY DEPARTMENT to-wall carpeting, freshly shop. Realty, 649-9823. or home. J.D. Real Estate 646-2623 Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 8 RT. 1-84 at EXIT 40 Realtors, 643-1577. Call P.M.H. Real Estate, 528- other printing services offered. house shutters. Best offer. Call Associates, Inc. 646-1980. Manchester. ly Hartford Bindery, 2882 Mam painted. Immediate occupancy. 646-0655 anytime. Street. Hartford, 8-4:30. Full-time positions available, An Equal Opportunity Employer U/F Only $41,5(X) Pasek Realtors, 9321 after 5 p.m. 568-5776. ALL CASH for your property General Pinting Services, 623- MORTGAGES, loans first se­ MANCHESTER — Custom built RAISED RANCH built in 1969, RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImnay 34 FULL-TIME Janitorial will train. Must be available MLS, 289-7475, 742-8243. within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, 5379. LOOKING for anything in real cond, third. All kinds. Realty for Saturday, Sunday and 6-room Cape with front-Uhback FIRST OFFERING - Excellent 7 rooms, three bedrooms, pan­ instant service. Hayes Agency, LIVING ROOM SET - three estate rental — apartments, Superintendent needed for BIKE assemblers, first and se­ Secretary living room. Immaculate condi­ BIDWELL Home Improvement AVAILABLE September 1, four statewide, credit rating un­ night work. Starting rates are 5-room Cape, tiled bath, full eled family room, with 646-0131. RALPH A. Saunders -15 Foster pieces, excellent condition, homes, multiple dwellings, no apartment buildings. Free cond shift. Tube bending tion. Original owners moving Co. E xpert installation of room apartment, full sized necessary. Reasonable. Con­ ?4.24 - $4.36 per hour. Com­ IS shed dormer, porch, stone carpeting, formal dining Steet, Manchester. Roofing and $125. Call 742-7776. fees. Call J.D. Real Estate apartment, good salary. Must operator for first shift, situation Wanted south. $M,900. T.J. Crockett, BOLTON — By owner. Country aluminum siding, gutters and kitchen, self-cleaning stove, 2- fidential, quick arrangements. packaging job on second shift. for front, fireplace, plastered room, modem kitchen with WE WILL buy your house. Call Guttering, Painting - Interior - Associates, Inc. 646-1980. be dependaole, handy, and pany offers excellent working Realtors, 643-1577. living, 3-bedroom L-shaped trims. Roofing installation and BACKPACKING Boots, door refrigerator, spacious Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. Drilling and tapping machine COLLEGE BOY will do yard walls, hot water oil neat, quiet built-ins, fireplace, two-car anytime, Hutchins Agency, Exterior. 646-1399 or 647-1272. 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart­ willing to work at maintenance, conditions and an excellent Ranch on one-acre landscaped repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. “Fabiano Mountains”, men’s, cabinets and closets. Heat and minor repairs, and lawn care. operator, secona shift. Benefits free benefit program. Divisional President work. Has chain saw, truck and location, ample shade trees. garage on 114 acres. $39,900. Realtors, 649-5324. TWO bedrooms in small brand hot water included, fully tiled ford. Evenings, 233-6879. lot. All extra-large rooms, Priced at only $32,800. Charles LIGHT TRUCKING - Attics like new. $35. Call 646-1831. new building. Perfect location. Seeking adult without children. available, call Little Bike In­ other equipment. Call 649-3761 living room with fireplace, HORACE Tetrault — Siding, bath, cross ventilation. Base­ dustries between 8:30 - 4:30. after 6i P.M. ANDOVER Lesperance, M9-7620. SELLING your house? Call us and cellars cleaned. For free Silver Lane, East Hartford. MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd Write Box “B” Manchester Immediate opening dining room, 2 baths, carpets CUSTOM BUILT 7-room roofing, storm windows, aw­ ment storage, laundry Herald, giving age, experience, 646-7550. exists for a highly 1881 Early American Colenlal Ranch, 4 years old, beautiful first and we’II make you a cash e stim a tes phone 647-9610, nings. Quality workmanship, Electric kitchen, patio, facilities, good location, on bus mortgages — interim financing FIRST ^ A 'Ii ONAL throughout, new aluminum MANCHESTER - West side, offer. One day service. T. J. anytime. Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 carpeting, $220. Phone 568-3740. — expeditious and confidential previous employment. qualified responsible This home offers distinctive siding and roof. Many extras. wooded setting, deluxe coun­ free estimates. Fully insured. line. $210. including garage, STORES INC. Verplanck School, first time on Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. 872-9187, 649-3417. ■ service, J.D. Real Estaze CUSTODIANS - Experienced, individual to work as □ REAL ESTATE qualities in a poetic setting, Low 40s. Call 647-1128. try kitchen 14x20, formal •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MALE IRISH Setter, six lease, security deposit, no pets, SMALL Professional Office Park and Oakland Ave. market, 6 room Ranch, im­ MANCHESTER - New deluxe 643-4884. Assoc. 646-1980. part-time evenings, the Executive Secre­ spacious dining room, library, maculate condition, garage, dining room, family room Painting-Papering 32 months, AKC papers, trained, two-bedroom Townhouses. 11/2 near Vernon Circle needs East Hartford GROUP (5 to 10) of ROOFING - Specializing Manchester. Call 643-5691 2-6 tary to the President. large kitchen with eating MANCHESTER - 5-4, Duplex, enclosed porch. 40s. Hayes with fireplace, 3 bedrooms, 2 professional people - Dentists, champion father. Call 742-6205 baths, includes heat, mature, qualified Secretary - P.M. An aquti opportunity employor M/F Homes For Sale 23 separate furnaces, 2-car gar­ repairing roofs, new roofs, CHARLES Apartments - East Help Wanted 13 Must enjoy diversi­ area, wide board floors, small Corp. 646-0131. full baths, walk-out basement, doctors, lawyers, accountants, COLLEGE Graduate students after 6. appliances, carpeting, full Receptionist - Bookkeeper. age, excellent condition, im­ gutter work, chimneys, cleaned Middle Turnpike, 4 1/2 om Shorthand desirable. Salary fied work assign­ carriage house, patio. $71,900. 2-car garage, aluminum architects, etc. to share one- available for exterior and in­ and repaired. 30 years private basement. $275 per MANCHESTER - Small two- mediate occupancy. Char-Bon terior painting. Six years Townhouse, 1 1/2 baths, all PART-TIME work at home, on compares, sick leave, vacation ments, possess ex­ siding. story building on main artery in experience. Free estimates. SIAMESE KITTENS, males, 7 month. Paul W. Dougan, appliances, carpeted, 2 air- family, ideal investment. Good Agency, 646-1483. experience. Fully insured. Free weeks old, $15, and white male the telephone. Phone 1-673-2995. ay. Write Box “ AA" MACHINISTS cellent typing and PRESIDE REJU.n, INC. TOLLAND town. Parking for 65 cars, air- Howley, 643-5361. Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. conditioners, hot water, location and condition. Low estimates. Call our com­ Toy Poodle, 2 years old, $50. 'anchester Evening Herald. Bullard operator and all- DEMONSTRATORS: Sell gifts shorthand. The abil­ 30’s. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, REALTORS New Raised Ranch - Dining RANCH - 14x20’ living room, conditioned, central location. storage, sound proofing, 2 gar­ WAITRESS - Part-time, days. Call Keith Real Estate, 649- petitors, than call us, 649-7034. ROSSI ROOFING, siding, Call after 5:30 875-6903. ROCKVILLE - Rockland around machinists needed for and toys. Name brands; Fisher- ity to think and work 643-4535, 646-1021. 647-9144 Manchester room, fireplace, 2 baths, deck. large formal dining room, bay ages, washer-dryer nookui Experienced preferred. Apply IMMEDIATE Openings - 1922, ask for Stillman Keith. chimneys, gutters, free es­ Terrace Apartments. Large first and second shifts. Set up Price, Fenton. Earn up to 30%. independently is es­ $44,900. window, 3 bedrooms, INSIDE - Outside painting, fireplace, fenced-in patio, in person. W. T. Grant Co., General factory work. Absolutely no investment. 41 VERNON ST. timates. Fully insured. Days, ENGLISH Springer Spaniel and beautiful three room, one monthly. Charles Ponticelli, and operate from blueprint. 55 sential. aluminum Siding, $32,900. fecial rates for people over K. jJuppies, AKC, liver and white, Manchester Parkade. Experience not necessary. FREE KIT. Car necessary. THEA-B-C’sOFIT Maintenance free 7-room COVENTRY evenings, 529-8056. Paul bedroom apartment. Includes 646-0800, 646-1540. hour week. Paid insurance Fully insured. Estimates given. Cosgrove 643-5364. two males, 8 weeks old. Call heat, hot water, all appliances, Overtime. Apply at Allied Call “ Miss Jean” collect 1-491- IS MANCHESTER - Striking 4 older Colonial. 3 bedrooms, 2 Beautifully decorated Raised ATTENTION - Housewives. Building Systems, 260 Tolland with major medical. Modern, We offer an excel­ COLONIAL - 8 rooms built in Call 649-7863. 568-4826. with dishwasher, disposal, NEWLY Redecorated 3 large 2100. Treasure House Party A-Aluminum siding with bedroom colonial, 125’x300’ full baths, carpeted kitchen, Ranch • Dining room, □ MISC. SERVICES Sell toys and gifts now through Turnpike, Manchester. air-conditioned shop. Plan. lent compensation 1970. First floor family room ROOFING - Installation and carpeting, pool and your own rooms - Utilities, stove, brick wooded lot, 1 1/2 baths, first formal dining room with fireplace, IVii baths, Christmas. Free sample kit. J.D. MANUFACTURING CO. package including ful­ floor family room. Prime loca­ with fireplace and built-in PROFESSIONAL repairs, gutters, storm win­ private terrace in a country set­ refrigerator. $180 monthly, $45 Commissions from first party! fireplace, living room and appliances. $35,900. ting, $175. No pets, 872-9732,529- HAIRDRESSER wanted - 36 Sheldon Road LAUNDERMAT Hostess - ly paid benefits, tui­ B-Beamed cathedral ceiling tion, Mid 60s. Warren E. bookcases, beautifully dows, doors. Experienced Livestock 44 weekly. Security. 647-1145, 649- Call or write Santas’s Parties, in living room , den. Aluminum siding, garage Services Offered 31 PAINTING 6586. Experienced. Call 643-2461 or Manchester responsible lady to work tion reimbursement Howland Realtors, 643-1108. ANDOVER equipped modem kitchen with quality workmanship. Fully in­ 6896. Avon, Conn. 06001. Telephone 1- apply in person at the Carriage C-Custom-built by U&R with enclosed screened porch. Pointing, Papsring and sured. Free estimates. 643-4243 evenings or weekends. Call 646- and the opportunity Vinyl-sided Cape - Faireplace, large eat-in area, formal SHARPENING Service - Small Csrpontry MUSCOVY ducklings for $1. 673-3455. Also booking parties. House, 18 Oak Street. Just reduced for quick sale. Reasonable prices. Rick WORKING COUPLE? - 8749. to become an integral Two fireplaces, formal dining MANCHESTER - New 5-5 two- spacious living room, 4 dining room, 4 bedrooms, 2^ Saws, knives, axes, shears, each. Call 742-8678. TWO-FAMILY duplex for rent - family in Eighth District. nEESiaHns-nuyiKiiio Burnett, 646-3005. Immediate occupancy. Apart­ 124 Florence Street, cog in a dynamic and room, den, family room with bedrooms. Needs interior baths, aluminum siding, treed skates, rotary blades. Quick PHARMACIST - Rockville and GENERAL Office Work - Aluminum siding, 1 1/2 baths, 646-2985 ment - quiet neighborhood. Manchester. $215 monthly. greater Hartford area, full­ personable organiza­ bar, surrounded by lovely painting. $26,900. lot. service. Capitol Equipment •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Utilities extra. No pets or Typing, filing. Excellent fringe big kitchen and separate 646-1180 Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. GILLIS HOME Improvement - Boats-Accessorles 45 Appliances included, 1 1/2 time, top wages, hospitalization benefit program. Contact Mr. EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY tion. treed acre. $71,500. basements. Mid 50s. T.J. [T =r COVENTRY Specializing in roofing and children. $155 . 633-6026. baths. 644-88%. 643-2282. and pension plan, pleasant COLONIAL — 4 bedrooms, 114 Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday CEILINGS, inside painting, Berson, 646-2830. For a man with a sharp mind' RICHARDS &KEHMNA Crockett, Realtors, 643-1577. Spacious 6-room aluminum­ gutters. Call 649-3269. working conditions. Call Mr. MERRITT AGENCY baths, formal dining room, 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4. 643- papering, floor sanding- 31 FOOT TROJAN cabin MANCHESTER - Newer 3- and a keen eye for color. For further information, MLS 528-1731 sided Ranch • Fireplace, 2 7958. EAST HARTFORD - Deluxe 4 Kidd at Arthur Drug for inter­ WOMAN to babysit school year, 25x14’ living room with refinishing (specializing in cruiser, twin 195 gray engines, bedroom duplex, 1 1/2 baths, MANCHESTER - New homes baths, 3 years old. $^,900. older floors). John Verfaille, 1/2 room heated Townhouse view appointment, 527-1164. Tuesday and Thursday 7:45- call Mike Crystal at sleeps 6, fully equipped, full basement, includes apartment. 2 bedrooms, 1 1/2 Man, 21 to 30, to train on a large flexographic printing press. in desirable Porter Street area. fireplace, garage, 5V4% REWEAVING burns, holes. 646-5750, 872-2222. Heating-plumbing 35 excellent condition, $8,500.'Call 4:15. Own transportation. 646- 549-1800 MANCHESTER - Duplex 7-6, 3- Foundations now being dug. assumable mortgage. appliances. $270 per month. baths. Private basement, air- ASSISTANT dispatcher — for Must be in good health and of strong build, with excellent Zippers, umbrellas repaired. 649-2971 after 5 p.m. for details. P.W. Dougan Realtor, 643-4535 7618. car garage, excellent location, Your plans or ours. 40s, 50s, FIRESIDE REALTY, INC. Outstanding neighborhood. conditioner. Dishwasher, dis­ our operations department. prior attendance record. Willingness to work extensive over­ gooa income. Just reduced. ELLINGTON - Custom built 8 Window shades, Venetian WALLPAPER Hanging - No job LYNN’S PLUMBING- Repairs, or 646-1021. 60s...T.J. Crockett, Realtors, REALTORS $40,900. blinds. Keys. TV for rent. 1968 16' Fiberglass boat, 55 h.p. posal, stove, refrigerator. No Excellent opportunity in busy, time mandatory. If not anxious to learn and strive for ad­ $36,900. LaPenta Agency, room Colonial, 4 bedrooms, too small. Call 647-1295 or 646- remodeling, new construction. pets, one child. $225. 528-6889. vancement, please do not call. 643-1577. 947-9144 Marlows, 867 Main St. 649-5221. 6784. Ask for Bill. Water pumps. French spoken Evinrude complete with all active office. Good health, §ood DRECTM OF NURSES ITT Realtor, 646-2440. living room, family room, 2 MANCHESTER - Deluxe 2- mdgment, good memory vital. fireplaces, central vacuum BUILDING LOT— 214 acres also. 875-7263. accessories, Holsclaw trailer. bedroom Townhouse, full FOUR-ROOM apartment for Small plastic bag plant on Tolland Street In East Hartford, MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. Excellent condition. $1,800. Typing helpful. Insurance and COMMUNICATIONS MANCHESTER - Newer 5-5, Hebron system, 2 1/2 bathrooms, 2-car $13,000. J. P. LEWIS & SON - Custom private basement, includes rent - Second floor, $135 per pension benefits. Apply Mr. RN, BS with experience in where skilled performance is quickly rewarded. EQUIPMENT & two-family, 3 bedrooms, living garage. Char-Bon Agency, 646- COVENTRY - Private peaceful Removal, pruning, lot clearing, decorating. Interior painting. SEWERLINES, sink lines, firm. 644-3094. neat, appliances and carpeting. COUNTRY LIVING spraying.Fully insured. month. 398 Hartford Road. (;all Crowley, Hartford Despatch, geriatrics if you want to put SYSTEMS DIVISION room, kitchen, wall-to-wall realistically priced at $28,500. WE NEED LISTINGS NOW! Paper hanging. New Ceilings. cleaned with electric cutters, $250 per month. P.W. Dougan, 649-1946. 9-room Raised Ranch, 2 Licensed. Free estimates. Remodeling. Exterior painting. by professionals. McKinney 1971 16’ Form Boat - 225 Prospect Street, East Hart­ your own progressive ideas Call weekdays only carpeting, air-con itioned. Five room waterfront Ranch, ’Thinking of Selling Your Realtor, 643-4535 or 646-1021. ford, or send resume. We are an 80 Washington Straot fireplaces, 2-car garage, in- Phone 633-5345. Gutters and leaders. Carpentry. Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ with 115 hp Johnson outboard into practice you may be the between 3 and 6 p.m . Immediate occupancy. The EIGHT ROOM Home in kitchen with built-ins, large Property? Call TODAY! THREE-Bedroom apartment in equal opportunity employer. person we are looking for. Hartford, Conn. price is only $47,9()0. Frechette ground heated pool. Situated excellent residential living room, extras include Fully insured. For estimate call pany, 643-5308. and Sterling trailer. $2,000. Call MANCHESTER - Attractive 3- TREE SERVICE (Soucier) 649-9658. 643-9262 after 5 P.M. new 2-family house - Full Send resume to Box 0, 528-9471 & Martin, Realtors, Inc. 646- in a quiet country setting. neighborhood, near high and washer and dryer. More room apartment, heat, elec­ carpeting and appliances. Cen­ SALES - HARTFORD An Equal Opportunity Employor M/F 4144. junior high schools and Bowers detailed information, 646-2677. Trees cut, trimmed or topped, NO JOB too sm all, toilet tricity, stove, refrigerator. Manchester Herald. $49,900. stumps removed, fully insured, 46 tral location. $250 monthly. DESPATCH has challenging grammar school. Reasonably Fiano Agency. PAPERHANGING and ceiling repairs, plugged drains, kitchen Sporting Goods References. No pets. $135. 228- Broker, 646-1180. opportunity for energetic and MANCHESTER - Bowers CLARK priced. Owner, 643-0889. (jlot a tree problem? Well worth painting - Reasonable rates. faucets replaced, repaired, rec 3540, 649-5325. imaginative, sales person. Our PHILBRICK a phone call. 742-8252. Leonard Spiegelberg, 643-9112. rooms, bathroom remodeling, TENT for sale - 10x14’, GAL FRIDAY - Be indispensi- School, 4-bedroom Ranch, ASSOCIAnSaINC. BY OWNER - Manchester - Im­ MANCHESTER - Four large customers are executive HELP WANTED - Concrete living room with firejllace, heat modernization, etc. Free excellent condition, one year rooms, appliances, ble with this East Hartford MLS REALTORS MANCHESTER - Charming maculate 7-room Colonial, TRUCKING, odd jobs, moving FOUR-Room duplex, no families who need quality construction laborer, call 875- dining room, kitchen, rec room, fireplaced living room, 3 PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%. estimates gladly given. M & M old. $45.742-6617 after 5:30P.M. redecorated. Adults preferred. 1103 after 6. firm. Looking for bright gal 15 Heyward Ave., older 3 or 4 bedroom home, sur­ large appliances, cleaning Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. utilities or appliances, one moving and storage services OPPORTUNITIES garage, treed lot. Just im­ bedrooms, formal dining room, Five years experience. older child accepted. Available $130. Security. Utilities extra. and deserve professional with excellent typing and some Colcheeter rounded by trees on large lot, AGENCY cellars and attics, also some Excellent references. Pete, 72- Garden Products 47 office exposure. No shorthand. maculate. 40’s. Nrechette & located in desirable area by kitchen, den, walk-out base­ September 1st. 644-0727. 643-9274. counseling. We’ll train you. All PART TIME lunch waitress - Martin, Realtors, Inc. 646-4144. 537-2059 837-3025 267-9649 tree work done. 644-1775. 6117 (toll free) 5-10 p.m. TOWNE Plumbing Service, J.C. PENNEY Good $$ and benefits. Fee paid. owner. 649-5547 or 742-8'749. ment, 3-car garage, beautifully BUCKLAND FARMS- you require is integrity, drive, apply Mr. Steak, 244 Center landscaped, low heat and taxes, REALTORS repairs, alterations, vanity DUPLEX apartment for rent, EAST HARTFORD - Six room personality. Car provided. Street, Manchester. Wa are accepting appllcatlona for the following positions Hurry, call Sharon, Rita Girl, LIGHT Trucking - Odd jobs, GEORGE N. CONVERSE - cabinets a specialty. Call to vegetables at their best. Sweet 164 East Center Street, BOLTON — Immaculate accessible to all areas. Open first floor, five large rooms. Duplex in good location. Major Salary, paid insurance, pension in our Manchsstdr Warehouse: Manchester ' Manciiester*"” *" cellars and attics cleaned, Painting, interior and exterior. 8:30 a.m., 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. 649- corn our speciality. Opposite Manchester, 646-3441. Custom Cape situated on 4.7 House - Saturday and Sunday. 646-4200 lawns mowed, small tree work. Caldors, Corner Tollana Tpke. garage, no pets, security, $190 appliances. $150. (31-17) benefits. Send resume Mr. HOUSEKEEPER - For motel ★ TELEPHONE SERVICE CLERK SMARTLY GRACIOUS 528-2736. Paper hanging. Call. 643-2804 4056. per month. 646-6072. Rentex. $30 fee. 549-6980. work. Please call 646-2300 for BUUTIFULLY DECORATED park-like acres, fruit trees, Free estimates. Phone 643-6000. after 5 p.m. and Adams Street. Open 9:30-8, Wood, Hartford Despatch, Box ★ TYPIST blueberries, garden area, choic- 8271, East Hartford, Conn. appointment. BANDSMAN - Woodwind, 8-ROOM 2W BATHS A spacious 6-year old 8-room FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing, daily. ★ TELEPHONE SALES REPRESENTATIVE ly located one mile from Route 06108. We are an equal oppor­ Brass, Percussion Instruments. U&R Contemporary home situated ODD JOBS - Carpentry, pan­ COUPLE will paint one-story repairs and remodeling, ★ 1-84. Louis Dimock Realty, 649^ tunity employer. EVENING porter, 12 midnight INVENTORY CONTROL CLERK Training or experience high on a hill with a pan­ MORTGAGE MONEY eling, rec rooms, offices, houses for reasonable rates. specialize in hot water heaters. YELLOW SQUASH, zucchini, ★ required. Good salary, rapid Stone and frame Colonial with 9823. We Feature Quality to 8 a.m., 6 nights a week, year MAJOR APPLIANCE TECHNICIAN the finest of contemporary oramic view of the Hartford household repairs. Phone 649- Free estimates. Call 646-8 romptompt Eservice on emergency. peppers, radishes, eggplants, round employment, insurance ★ promotion, excellent benefits, 4594. 643-7024. and tomatoes. Gleason Street, Because 17 years of buitding and managing apartmenU HOME ELECTRONICS TECHNICIAN detail. Professionally MANCHESTER - Centrally skyline. A seml-covered Available and vacation. Apply to one month paid vacation per Building-Contracting Manchester. 649-7591. has taught u# what really matUrs* ★ SMALL ENGINE TECHNICIAN located six-room bungalow in sunken patio faces private 33 AVON manager, Parkade Bowling year. Call U.S. Army at 643- landscaped, (Private rear LAWNMOWERS repaired and BOTTI Heating and Plumbing - Available Immediately! one and two bedroom ★ excellent condition. Fireplace, woods. All this, plus a fan­ 7 V 2 % CHFAy VA or FHA Programs townhouses. Includes heat, air condUlonery dishseaskarg "I'M DREAMING OF A Lanes, No phone calls, apply in FURNITURE REFINISHER 9462. yard) quiet wooded area with sharpened, pick-up and FARM-FRESH eggs delivered tastic kitchen, 4 bedrooms, MASONRY - All types, Prompt, courteous service. Call wall to MNiU carpetg InJivUttoi prismia paUo. GREEN CHRISTMAS!” Be Apply In person views to the west. Must be garage, full basement, in Pleaoe call lor appointmani to tea if you delivered. Call Marpall now for to your home. Call AN-JO person, Manchester ParKade. Bowers School area. $29,500. fieldstone, brick, concrete. 643-14%. Uodeis open dsUty from 2iOO u n til 8t00 p.nu an Avon Representative. Earn BOOKKEEPER - Fantastic seen. Excellent value at $73,- 2t4 baths, heated basement, would qualify undar thaaa programs. your spring tuneup. 643-5305. Free estimates, after 5 p.m., Farm, 644-9430. Monday - Friday, 10-12,2-4 postition open with Manchester T.J. Crockett, Realtors, 643- money in your spare time. BOOKKEEPING Assistant, 5(X). Call Suzanne Shorts, 64^ large family room, etc., etc. 643-1870 or 644-2975. Flooring 36 bank for head bookkeeper with 1577. Asking $66,900. lIOHESTEAft End of Congress St., o(T W. Middle Tpke., Start now—buy lots of filing clerk and typist, 8 a.m. - J.C. PENNEY 3233 CASH Registers and adding LOMBARDO’S - Pick your own hanking background. Supervise FM llp A R K Manchester. , „ r nv presents this December. 4:30 p.m., excellent fringe 300 W«st Farms Mall, Rt, 84, Exit 40, Farmington MANCHESTER - Two- WARREN L HOWLAND machines. - Safes, service, NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - FLOOR Sanding-Refinishin, - quality pole tomatoes - benefits, on bus line. East Hart­ 10 employees, great salary and J. WATSON BEACH FRECHEHE &MARTIN* Realtors* Inc. supplies. 15 years experience, (specializing in older floors peppers - fryers, staffers, and l y i L L A a E by R.F. Damato Call... An nguMl opportun/ty AT/f bedroom Duplex Condominium, Remodeling, repairing, ad­ ford Convalescent Home, 745 benefits. Fee paid. Rita Girl, REALTORS formerly with NCR. Free hots - eggplant and squash. REAL ESTATE CO. one full, two half baths. Call 646-4144 ditions, rec rooms, porches and Ceilings and inside painting. Call PAUL DOUQAN, REALTOR, at 646-1031, 289-4922 Main Street, East Hartford. 164 East Center Street, Estimates. C.R.S. Company, John Verfaille, 646-5'i50, 8'72- Silver Lane near K-Mart. Bring Manchester. 646-3441. 647-9139 Realtora M LS owner, M3-1357. 643-1108 263 Main Street, Mancheater roofing. No job too small. Call 646-6363, or 643-4535 after 8:00 p.m. Coventry, 742-6381. 649-3144. 2222. own baskets. PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., Aug, 12. 1974 6f M^ ( ? .HESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Mon.. A„g. 12. 1974- PAGF NINF.TF.rn BENJY ______Auto* For Safo Autos For Ss/o SI Auto$ For Sal* SI MotorcycleS’BIcycles S4 1 W A M T T O JUNK CARS removed free. 1972 MUSTANG - Automatic. 20” HI-RISE boy’s Raleigh 5- OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN Cal! Joey, Tolland Auto Body. BUGS BUNNY '< O i> Radio, heater and stereo tape. speed, excellent condition, $50. 528-1990. i WANTED ❖ Sx Good condition. Asking $2,(100. (fall 649-7105. State Income Tax /V \/ l^LJC-KY^ Clean, Lati M oM Call 649-3946 anytime. ASTH4 '^ Y IN ' \ TOYOTA - See us for reliable m 1970 TRIUMPH 650, excellent Goes, used Toyotas with our 60-day CLOUD HAS A FOOT. USED CARS 1968 FORD Torino Squire sta­ condition, $1,275. Call 644-0426 Issue Dominates 100% warranty. We also buy tion wagon, average mileage, after 6 p.m. SILVER LININ’^... used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, T o p M c e s P a M good condition, $600. 643-7059. FOLLER Me / 345 Center Street, Manchester, For AN Makes LLOYD’S AUTO Parts has 6464321. Weekend Politics CNtTER CKVROLn ATTENTION - Dune Buggie, motorcycle helmets, Snell ap­ black with orange flames. proved, $15.99, all sizes. 191 COMPLETE junk cars m co.,wa Brand new engine. Steel-belted Center Street. Open 7 days. 643- Connecticut Democratic removed free in Manchester, 1220 Mam SITMI radials. $1,495. 568-6690. 1558. carried through, it would South Windsor, Vernon and •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• gubernatorial candidate Rep. “require a jump in the sales tax Tolland. Call Bill’s Auto Parts, Trucks for Sale 52 SUZUKI TS125 Duster - Ella T. Grasso renewed her from 6 to 11 cents, the imposi­ Route 74, Tolland, Conn., 649- Excellent condition. Enduro. stand against a state income tion of a state income tax, or 4578, 875-6231. 1965 INTERNATIONAL pick­ Call 523-4881, Ext. 261 before 5 tax Sunday, while her some combination of new and Wanted to Rent 57 \ Apartments For Rent 53 55 up, 1/2 ton, 6 cylinder, 3-speed, weekdays. Republican challenger. Rep. increased taxes.” Business tor Rent Resort Properly 1968 BUICK Le Sabre - Two- re-built, $450. 643-1390. For Rent 56 PLACE TO LIVE - Near 1968 IMPALA, 2-door hardtop, Robert Steele, asked how Mrs. Grasso, who reprents door hardtop, good running con­ 1973.YAMAHA 100 Enduro - Democrats would otherwise APARTMENT SMALL STORE or office for Prestige Park, preferrably in V-8, automatic, radio, posi- dition. $475. 647-1107, 523-5261. MICKEY FINN the 6th district, said "if austeri­ traction, good gas mileage. Very good condition. 2,050 BY HANK LEONARD finance their proposed fiscal ty is required,” it woud begin in rent. 330 Green Road. Vacant. GIANTS NECK Heights - Beach country. Have friendly cat, Ask for Diane. miles. With extras, $450. Call RENTAL OFFICE Reasonable. Contact owner, next to Rocky Neck. 4-room plants, like to cook. Call Dave, Original owner. M3-2880. programs. the governor’s office, not in the We have a large variety of Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 anytime 643-2380. 643-6273. cottage, sleeps 7. August 24-31. 522-5613. 1972 FORD Pinto - Two-door Steele said $375 million to health and related state ser­ deluxe one and two-bedroom $130. 742-8142. AUTO INSURANCE - Compare sedan. Radio, automatic LOW COST motorcycle in­ $400 million .would need to be vices “because the hard apartments and townhouse5 1972 YAMAHA 125cc with new Haul wt yew Oddi ends, theyl our low rates. Young drivers transmission. Asking $1,900. surance, immediate binding. 175cc motor - Fancy paint, added to the current $1.38 pressed programs of our throughout Manchester. Ren­ OFFICES FOR riENT- welcome. For quotation call Call 875-3774. See us for your needs, Crockett Excellent location in bring you a profit thru Want Mi many extras. 646-5489, 264 billion state budget to carry out humane institutions cannot be tal office open daily from 9-5, Rod Dolin, 646-6050. Agency, 643-1577. ■ Charter Oak Street. the programs outlined in the curtailed or denied.” other times by appointment. Manchester. Parking, heat, Wanted to Rent 57 1970 TOYOTA Corona Sedan - janitor. $100 monthly with or 1974 Democratic program. She said prudent fiscal □ AUTOMOTIVE 1967 MERCURY Wagon - good Radial tires, good condition. HARLEY-Davidson - Motor- 1970 YAMAHA 350- Good condi­ Addressing a GOP rally in management and efforts to ob­ w ithout lease, (fall 649- Telephone 646-3879 after 6 P.M. CTcles, parts and accessories. DAMATO ENTERPRISES, INC. 5334„643-1393. BRISTOL STUDENT - Female condition. Best offer. Call 646- tion, low mileage. New oil Stamford, the 2nd tain all federal funding 1626 before 6:30 leave message, Expert service. Harley- pump and battery. $400 or best 240-A Nm Stite Rd., MaKiiMtir at MCC would like room in Sale S I Congressional District law­ available will allow a home. Can provide references. Autoa For or after 6:30. FOUR Firestone DC 825x15 Davidson Sales, 49 Park Street, offer. 649-6835. 845-1021 white walls. Never used. $90. Hartford. 247-9774. maker from Vernon------[-.Democratic said that administration to VERNON - Route 83, office Call collect, 583-5916. unlike the Republican platform, “develop and extend the effec- space available. 250 square NEED CAR? Credit bad? Must sell. Call 643-2023. 1973 HONDA CB450 - Showroom Attention Readers FOUR-ROOM apartment in a 2- Bankrupt? Repossessed? the Democratic program did feet, 350 square feet, and 400 1971 PINTO, air-conditioned. MOTORCYCLE Insurance - condition, crash, highway, sissy Due to delays in transit, the comic stripes Captain Easy tive programs that benefit our family house. Air-conditioning, Honest Douglas accepts lowest Call after 5, 646-6625. 1941 MERCURY Coupe - Needs Lowest rates available. bars, new rear tire. Asking $1,- not reject an income tax. people” while remaining in the carpeting and all major square feet, with one, two and and Steve Canyon do not appear today. These wili be three rooms. Nice building, down, smallest payments. to be finished. $330. Call 643- Immediate binding. Pronipt 100. Call 289-1129. Mrs. Grasso, however, told framework of the state’s appliances. $195. (33-04) Autos For Sale SI Douglas Motors,■ 345‘ ' Main.! 2920 after 6:30 P.M. Claim service. Call Clarke In­ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• resumed when the material arrives from the syndicates. the Democratic Town Com­ Rentex. $30 fee. 549-6980. excellent location. Very existing tax structure. ’ 1969 FORD Country Squire, surance Agency, 643-1126. Campers-Ttallers mittee in West Haven she op­ reasonable. Telephone 644-2314. beautiful condition, low miles, Aware of Needs 1967 MUSTANG - Excellent Mobile Homes . 65 posed an income tax. TWO-BEDROOM Apartment - $1,400. Call 649-8211. condition, low mileage, ______fP ______Steele said he “keenly Carpeting, iaundry facilities, ★ FREE DEMONSTRATION it OUR b o a r d in g h o u s e with MAJOR HOOPLE • Repeats Opposition recognized” the need for the CENTRALLY LOCATED in reasonable. Call 643-5705. makes, models and speeds. TENT TRAILER - Excellent yard for the kids. (32-07) Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, condition, fully equipped for “I have repeatedly said that I state to increase its assistance Rentex. $30 fee. 549-6980. Manchester — Two-room, com­ am opposed to a state income pletely furnished office. Plenty 1973 MONTE CARLO 1973 MAZDA - 4-door sedan, Manchester Bicyde Shop^, 649- camping at a minute s notice. in a number of key areas, but of parking. T.J. Crockett, excellent condition, low silver blue. Asking $2,800. Can 2098. Priced right. 643-0889. tax, and as governor would only through a policy that FOUR ROOMS with carpeting, mileage, best offer. Call before be seen at Vernon Street, design the budget within the avoided an income tax. some major appliances, laun­ Realtor, 643-1577. 8 p.m., 872-9 Buckley School. Call 1-621-2236. Autos For Sale gf Autoa For Sale SI framework of our present tax He said such a tax would deal dry facilities, yard for the kids. structure,” she said. "I stand $160. (33-07) Rentex. $30 fee. • “a hard blow to families alrady SMALL STORE or office for OLDS by this statement today and in racked by inflation.” He said 549-6980. rent. 330 Green Road. Vacant. ★ COURTEOUS TREATMENTS the future.” such a tax could mean an 2 FIVE ROOMS in a 2-famiiy Reasonable. Contact owner, Steele said that Mrs. Grasso, average family making $10,000 house. Air-conditioning, 643-6273. MANCHESTER OLDSMONLE t ¥ f MERCURY of Windsor Locks, “must not be a year would pay about $300 in utilities paid, dishwasher and a Silver Lane At Hartford Rd, Mandwster 643-1511 allowed to dodge” the question new taxes. Breadwinners ear­ nice yard. (33-10) Rentex. $30 Autos For Sale SI of “where she intends to get the ning $18,000 would pay about fee. 549-6980. B r o t h e r s LINCOLN money to carry out her party’s $600 in extra taxes, he said. campaign pledges.” MANCHESTER - Townhouse. Her first job as governor, she MOTHERLY TRUSTEE Two bedrooms, air- conditioning, carpeting, heat said, would be to determine CHICAGO (UPI) - Mrs. and hot water paid, most exactly how the state stands Mary Loretto Dillon, mother appliances. (36-11) Rentex. $30 SAVE MONEY ON OUR '74 YEAR END financially and to learn "the of five and grandmother of fee. 549-6980. real circumstances that the seven, has been elected present administration has kept trustee of the legal governing FOUR-ROOM third fioor apart­ a mystery from everyone, in­ board of Loyola University of ment - Heat, hot water fur­ cluding the state auditors.” Chicago. nished. St. Bridget Church CoBlly Proiniges Alleged John F. Smith Jr., presi­ area. No pets. $135. Phone 649- Steele, who was nominated to 8856. dent of the board of trustees, succeed Republican Gov. said: SIX ROOMS third floor, heat CLEARANCE Thomas J. Meskill after Meskill “The education of young furnished, adults preferred. opted not to seek re-election, people certainly requires a Near Main Street. Write Box J, SAVE MONEY IN 2 WAYS (1) BECAUSE WE’RE said If the promises of the mother’s point of view at the Manchester Herald. GIVING TERRIFIC YEAR END DEALS AND 121 Democratic platform were policy making level.” FOUR ROOM, newly furnished, THE FLINTSTONES BY HANA-BARBERA newly redecorated, second BECAUSE YOU’LL AVOID THOSE 1975 MODEL floor, private entrance, THIS ...X USE THAT'S yo u R PRICE INCREASES. HERE’S JUST A FEW BUYS. MACHINE JUST A parking, heat included. Adults TH E BEST VOUR ISN'T CLEANING SOAP AGITATOR, only. Main Street location. WE HAVE MANY MURE IN STOCK. PROBLE/K IS a l l e r g i c Thomas J. Blanchard Real TO IT / Estate. 646-0299 or 649-5781. ------IM N D NEW 1974------•BRAND NEW 1974- MANCHESTER - Available im­ mediately, five rooms, central location, $140. Call 646-2699. NOVA CHEVELLE HatchbacK Coupe, 6 cylinder engine, tur- Malibu Coupe economical 6 cylinder engine, FIVE ROOM Martment on bohydramatlc transmlaalon, body aide turbohydramatic transmission, power steering, moulding, power steering, radio, whltawalla, power brakes, radio, wheel covers, whitewalls, U Oakland Street - First floor. No pets. Call 643-9732. wheel covers, stock no. 2403. stock no. 2621 FOUR ROOM Duplex - West $3350 side. Working couple. Parking, ^ 3 2 7 5 no pets. Some security. $160 NEW 1974 CAPBI NEW 1974 COUGAB XR-7 monthly. 643-7672. This Is the Sexy European that everyone Is talking abouti Car and Driver This beautiful, white mid-sized luxury car Is a pleasure to look at and to drive. ------BRAND NEW 1974------■BRAND NEW 1974- Magazine voted Capri ths BEST SUPER COUPE of 1974. Come In and drive For the ride It Is equipped with a 351 cubic Inch V-6 angina, automatic Homes for Rent 54 one (or a unique experience. We have a tremendous selection available. transmission, manual air conditioning, AM/FM Multiplex radio, visibility light group. Unted glaaa all around and dual rising mirrors. For looks, ttili car com-, as with V4 vinyl roof, sporty wheel covers, protective body side mouldings, W IN AT BRIDGE G MANCHESTER suburbs - Five- MALIBU IMPALA appearance protecUon group, and white sidewall HR78x14 steal belted radial MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY room Cape, furnished, Classic Sedan V-S engine, turbohydramatic Sport Coupe, V-6 engine, turbohydramatic tires. Stock No. 4A84. fireplace, garage, private set­ transmission, tinted glass, power brakes, transmission, air conditioned, many more op­ MID-SUMMER PRICES ARE LOW ting. Two adults only. $250 power steering, radio, many other leatures. tions. Stock No. 2565. geEytXI,FN.-HOPEYOU HAVE monthly. Hayes Corporation, Stock no. 2653. MUCH LUCK fiO I PIP! Dick Frey modernizes Morehead 646-0131. HOW IS THE TIME TO SAVE! *5155 The bidding has been: 12 ROCKVILLE - Six rooms, 3 $3700 West North East South could make. Since it was a bedrooms. Ciean area. One Oswald: “Dick Frey has modernized ‘Morehead on bid of a new suit in a forcing 14 Pass 24 acre backing up to the woods. NORTH Pass 3+ Pass ? 4 K8S3 Bidding’ by the late Albert sequence. North could not $275. (31-04) Rentex. $30 fee. pass. But South had made it 549-6980. 71 CAMARO $2495 f AJ1097 Morehead. The new book is a You, South, hold: Sport Coupe. V-8 engine, automatic transmlaalon, ♦ AJ8 rather old-fashioned discus­ possible for North to sign off 4 A Q 6 5 4 YAQ6 5 4 ♦AK + 2 Autos For Sale SI power steering, radio. ♦ 3 sion of modern bidding, but at three diamonds or three What do you do now? WEST EAST with a great many points of hearts.” A-Bid three hearts. Show 70 NOVA $1945 4 10 4J976 value to anyone who wants to your second suit. 4 door sedan, V-8 engine, automatic transmission, ?K82 ?Q64 improve his bridge thinking.” Oswald: “North had too radio, power steering. ♦ 943 ■ fioea good a hand to sign off. He TODAY'S QUESTION North rebids three notrump. ♦ AKJ952 41064 could have cue bid to three Jim: “Today’s hand shows clubs and then bid four What do you do now? 73 CHRYSLER >3498 WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLI SOUTH (D) North carrying South to an Every Car Newport 4 door, V-8 engine, automatic transmission, air ■ spades to invite a slam, but 4 AQ42 impossible six-spade con­ Answer Tomorrow Inspected conditioning, radio, vinyl roof, power steering, low f 53 he had no excuse for bidding R»-condtth>ned mileage. I'Ve DECIDED THAT I WANT I THINK t0UST6ETANEW tract. South had to lose a club the slam on his own.” UE ♦ KQ75 and a heart off the top, and TD LEAVE/ViY BRAIN TO .WORLOte RECORD FDR Guaranteed ♦ Q87 (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) 70 PONTIAC $2225 /\ABDICAL ©CIENCe, KEEF»IN0 A OTRAISHT FACE. the bad trump break put him Lemans Coupe, V-8 engine, automatic transmlaalon, air Neither vulnerable down two.” conditioning, radio, power steering. 70 MAVERICK *1945 West North East South Answer to Previous Puzzle Coupe, 6 cylinder engine, automatic, radio. 14 Oswald: “ The point 70 CHEVROLET >1895 Morehead makes is that Number Two 2* 2 f Pass 24 B m 3 N a m ra NEED '/4-ton pickup, 6 cylinder engine, atandard transmission. North blamed South for the 1 71 CHEVELLE >2298 Pass 4 N.T. Pass 54 E E J 5 i ia s i3 r j s Fn E a n L i.'.i 4 door sedan, 6 cylinder engine, automatic transmission, Pass 64 Pass Pass debacle, because he claimed s eiol radio, power steering. NEW 1974 MONTEGO HfW 1974 COMET D E a A m 74RIUSTAM6II >3898 Pass that South had reversed and 1E 5 L T s P 1 Sport Coupe. 6-cyllnder engine, automatic transmis­ The mid-sized family car that It appealing Inside and out. Saddle Bronze Here Is small car economy with the comfort ot a Mercuryl Bright red colpr and the deluxe Interior option really make this car stand out. 250 cubic Inch 6 shown a very good hand.” ACROSS ity I G A i : E [ f 3 sion. tinted glass, power steering, power brakes, mag. Metallic In color, 302 cubic Inch V-8 angina, select shift transmlaalon, power r r V 72 MAVERICK >2898 cylinder engine and a selsct-ahift automatic transmlaalon add luxury to this Opening lead -K* ..1-Twofold 3 Take into A hi a £ M a [ T E wheels, like new. steering, power front disc brakes, AM radio, deluxe wheal covers, and ot 5 Group of two custody 0 a E o E a E N Coupe, 6 cylinder engine, automatic transmission, radio. course protective body side mouldings. With all this equipment and such a economical car. Also Included in this lowprice are white wall tires, AM radio, s H B E E s T Jim: “Morehead disagrees 9 Sierra—^ 4 Masculine 1 r “ 72 PINTO $2395 low price. It la no wonder that thia Is a very popular car. Stock No. 4C92. dual racing mirrors, deluxe wheal covers, and protective body side 10 Resistance to nickname A r fS A_ L A 72 CAMARO >3228 m,ouldlngs. Slock No. 4CT120. By Oswald & James Jacoby completely with North, as we A E S T E T | VOUR Runalraut Coupe, 4 cylinder engine, automatio transmis­ 89 1 9 H74 By HtA. kte., T.N. R . US. PiL OK, attack 5 Continue sion, AM/FM radio, fape deck. do. South’s two-spade call a s T 5 H D £ Q V-6 engine, automatic transmWion, vinyl root, radio, 13 Arab firmly s_ r L A r tr fc o R | power steering. was the cheapest rebid he potentates 6 Miscellany p y i •3 6 17 SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL H £ 1 \K 0 E m \E R s H 73 VEGA *2595 *3 176 14 Run 7 Devotee 72 VEGA $2295 Hatchback Coupe. 4 cylinder engine, automatic I HATE ID SEE HIM > LOOK AT THE 15 Not any 8 Sheepfold 21 Learning 38 Composed of transmission, radio. "HE CDULD GET LOST.' 16 Destro'ays ' (ScoU 22 Sea eagles two 2 QT Station Wagon, 4 cylinder engine, 4 speed transmis­ SPEND OUR TAX BRI(3HTER SIDE. sion, radio. 70 BUICK $179S 71 VEGA $1795 73 DODGE $2795 17 Individuals 9 Less (music) (var.) 40 Seethe AAONEV LIKE THAT. STAR. GA*ER**tC> 18 Learner's start 10 Deceitful 24 Philippine 42 Temperate CAR! 72 OPEL $2395 Skylark 2-dr. HT., 8 cyl., Hatchback Coupe, economy 4- Dart Swinger 2-Or. Hardtop, light 73 COMET $2795 Station Wagon, 4 cylinder engine, automatic transmis­ automatic, power steering, -By CLAY R. POLLAN- 19 l.and operators(2 sweeLsop 43 Goddess OUR USED CAR LOT 72 SCOUT $3895 sion, radio, roof carrier. cyl., 3 speed, radio, red with black blue, dark blue vinyl top, 4-Door Sedan, beige, saddle In­ ARIZS LIIRA 25 Italian city 44 Seasoning whltawalla. matching Interior, V-8, automatic, Your Daily Actmly G u id t formation- wds.) Travel Top, V-8 engine, automatic transmission, power vinyl Interior. terior, economy 6-cyl. engine, MAR. 21 serr. 23 23 Towering 11 Poetic form 26 Shrub 46 Mao-----tung power steering. automatic, only 11,000 mllat. According to Iho Slart. steering, radio. 73 VOLKSWABEH >2848 73 MERCURY $3595 AM. t» OCr. 22 25 American fur 12 Marshy land 27 Poker stake 48 English river NEEDS _ _ _ _ 2 4 cylinder, 4 speed, low mileage. 71 DODGE $1995 1- 2-11-23 To develop message for Tuesday, 4- 7-KU 4/Tr merchant 16 Chest rattle 28 Fashion 49 Printing Montego MX Brougham 2-dr. 71 MAVERICK $2195 read wards corresponding to numbers 71 IMPALA Dart Demon 2-door coupe, small 73 VOLKS $2695 D '37-47-58 65-66-74 26 Evil 20 Two---- designer measures AAore Good Cars & Trucks. hardtop, medium brown, dark 4 door pillared aedan, 50 Cooking utensil Custom Coupe, V-8 engine, automatic transmission, air 69 VOLKSWABEH * * M i l t E l >1998 1 0 ( 1 9 V-8, automatic, power steering, Super Beetle 2-door, light blue, TAURUS of your Zodiac birth sign. 29 Golf mound (ballroom 32 Couple brown vinyl roof, matching In­ economical 6-cylinder angina, 1 M oke 31 Someorw's 61 First 30 Rigorous dance) 34 Hun away from 51 Baseball item conditioning, vinyl root, power steering radio oquaroback, 4-cyllnder engine, 4-speed transmission, terior, 8, automatic, PS, PB, fac. lactory air cond. blue Interior. 4 cyl., 4 speed, AM a m . 20 radio. auto trana., radio, vinyl root, radio. 2 Point 32 Your 62 Attroefive 31 Bring together IF YOU PLAN TO air cond., 16,000 miles. I MAY 20 radial tires. 3 W onderful 33 Chonge 63 Poce 33 Astern 1 2 3 4 B 6 7“ 8 72 TOYOTA 7 3 n t r o $2395 ^35-39-54-59 4 Opportunity 34 Fovors 64 Suddenly 35 Kootlike part *2395 72 CHEV PICKUP *2845 72 CAPRI $2695 »62-87-89-90 5 Dreoms 35 Look 65 From BUY SOON ... Corolla StatipnStation Wagon.Wag 4 cylinder, automatio transmis- V. ton, V-8 engine, automatio transmission, power 69 MERCURY $1295 Station Wagon, medium blue, 4- 71 PLYMOUTH $2295 36 Fills compactly 5” 10 11 12 2000 cc Coupe, brown, saddle In­ 6 Could 36 Requested 66 Unsuspected Sion, AM/FM radio. steering, power brakes, shall cap. Montego 2-dr. hardtop, tan, tpeed transmlaalon, nicely Fury III Custom suburban 9-pass, GIMINI 7 Will 37 Other 67 New SAGITTARIUS 37 Flippant terior, radio, 4-apeed tranamla- BUZZ SAWYER la 14 SEE US NOW! matching vinyl Interior, small V-B, equipped economy cer. wagon, V-8, automatio, PS, PB, BY ROY CRANE 8 Day 38 Own 68 CommentsHOY. 39 Leandcr’s (ac. air conditioning, root rack. slon, low mllat. 9 Be 39 Forward 69 Yourself beloved 3 speed trans., radio, whitewalls. IS 16 69 IMPAU *1AOB■ ■ 9 9 9 Pickup, DATSUN 4 cylinder angina, 4 speed transmission. *2895 10 To 40 Plans 70 Mode Die,C. 2f 40 Spelling event fy o u TOOK THE CARiVOU^ ^mic TMASURF IS HER5; r<\4344-55-5a not 41 Personol 71 Be WI GIVI MOiS ON GOOD 4 door sedan, V-8 angina, automatic transmission 3- 8-10-'— 41 Egyptian 17 19 19 20 21 22 KNBW PAHGmLlWA$ ■^0-75-79-85 12 Keep 42 And 72 Carefully 28-5083-8^ goddess USBCAm power steering, radio. 6 8 IHTERHATIOMAL >1748 NOT MIME 13 You 43 Good 73 Not Cab and chassis with stake body, V-8 engine, automaUo ★ MANY OTNERS TO CHOOSE niOBI * GOING -niERE TO M AKE CANCIR CAPRICORN 45 Piece of rock 23 24 M 0 T \t^ R S , 14 Y ou'll 44 Decisions 74 Source transmission, power brakes. THE OLD 61W. COUGH UP JUNE 21 15 Finery 45 Intentions 75 Concerning OfC. 22 47 Ibsen heroine Easy Bonk Financing For over 38 years, A Good Place To B uy A C arl THAT t r e a s u r e . 48 Sediment 27 28 W 99 _ JUlV 22 16 Future 46 Needs 76 And JAN. » BUT ■■ Cow 17 Purchased 47 People's 77 Be 51 Biblical tower f^l'5-17-55-57 18 May 48 Enthusiasm 78 Granted 12-16-«6-42i site $1 33 34 95 1/50-71-82-88 19 Benefit 49 O f 79 Your 45-52-69 \ H O l N l R n 52 Vitreous a 20 Come SO Important 80 Personal AQUARIUS compounds 36 HKRS/ LIO 21 Attend 5 l Now 81 Favors CHEVROLET /IW O RI^TY BROTHERS/ JULY 23 JAN. 20 53 Verbal 19 41 (2 49 44 22 Significant 52 To 82 Returned contraction J DULTHBmi: AUe. 22 23 Inviting 53 Moy 83 Wrappedffi I t , 54 Anglo-Saxon 4S 47 11-29-32-38 24 Anolyie 54 Not 84 Start 5- 6- 9L2 315 Center Street CARTER SYS1EM. 25 Get 55 Con 85 Up 2427-72 sen '41-4541 26 Through 56 Today 86 Career 55 Biblical city 49 IT 51 Mancheeter 1229 Main Streets Manchester Phone 646-6464 VIRGO 27 Them 57 Will 87 Now 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CONN.* Phone 643-5135 63 AUG. 23 28 Something S8 Be 88 Tomorrow 52 Phone 643-5135 Open Evenings ’Ml 9 - Thursdays ’«l 6 - Saturdays 'III 9 29 To S9 Bockword 89 Doors DOWN iirr. 32 30 Need 60 Probobly 90 Open 1 Friend of 54 s5 Pythias 12 Q v 14-19-26-31 ^)G (Xxi Adverse Neutral 34-36-51-53/ ;g ^4S-75-8081 Tib' 73-77-78 PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENINQ HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Mon., Aug, 12, 1974 State Lenders Accused Of Failure to Use Special Mortgage Fund Getting Married?

WASHINGTON (U P I)- Rep. millions of dollars into our stag­ our customers say: “we have William R. Cotter, D-Conn., nant home building industry,” says that only a handful of he said. Connecticut lending institutions Cotter said he has asked have taken advantage of about Thomas Bomar, chairman of The LOWEST FORMAL WEAR $30 million in offered federal the Federal Home Loan Bank funds to help ease the home Board to explain why the finan­ mortgage market. cial institutions in Connecticut, (k)tter said only six lending “which have been complaining RENTAL PRICES IN CONN.” institutions took advantage of loudly about their lack of len- “today’s newest 8tyles...ye8terday’s prices" the offer announced last May dable funds,” failed to take ad­ through a special “forward vantage of the government commitment program” by the offer. ALL OUR FORMAL WEAR IS IN ST0CK...TRY IT ON. Federal Home Loan Mortgage The program was designed to Corp (FHLMC). pump new money into the He said his own investigation mortgage market to offset OLD NEW indicated that the state in­ declining savings by individuals PRICE PRICE Select from these styles... stitutions “were either asleep and competition from the short . at the switch when the program term money market which X Champagne V*. Prince M/P* $30. $20. was announced May 17 or for offers higher interest rates. Powder Blue Yv Prince M/P* $30. S20; other reasons were reluctant to The FHLMC offer, which was Burgundy Chevron M/P* $30. $20. Over participate.” totally grabbed up by July, Navy Chevron M/P* $30. $20. As a result, Connecticut in­ purchased mortgages from Brown $30. $20. 100 Stores stitutions will get only $13.6 banks and savings and loan I ! White Brocade Prince $26. $20. A cross million or less than one half of associations on a first come Black Va Prince $26. $20. one per cent of the $3 billion in the Nstion first served basis. Yellow Brocade Tom Jones $26. $20. the program. Cotter said. Royal Blue Tom Jones $24. $18. He said based on population, Open (Connecticut should have White Tom Jones $24. $18. Ford^s Son Talks to Newsmen received about $43 million to \ Black Tom Jones $24. $18. 10 to 10 help fund mortgages on new EXa TIN G White Pin Stripe D.B. $24. $18. Michael Ford, 24, eldest son of President Gerald Ford, talks with newsmen outside the houses. In contrast, Utah, with Black Double Breasted $24. $18. only one third of Connecticut’s )’ house in which he and his wife, Gayle, live in Essex, Mass. He is a student at Gordon- WEDDING O'-' Conwell Theological Seminary in nearby Hamilton. (UPI photo) population, received $60.3 million. Cotter said. MEMORIES All the above tuxedo rental prices include: Jacket, Flare Texas took advantage of the Slacks, Ruffle Shirt, Bow Tie, Cummerbund, Cuff Links. offer, collecting more than $300 Imiglntllv* ShoU Plus Hand Procaaaing Shoes optional: Patents $5.00... million with only 5.3 percent of with T L C In my Color Laboratory. Buckles $5.00...Regulars $3.00... Michael Ford Sees Need the nation's population and To aoo aamgloa In your homo 'Matching Pants California, with less than 10 per OTHER COMPLETE TUXEDO RENTALS from $7.50 cent of country's residents, got WILL BANNARD $534.6 million. Cotter said. example: For Truth of Nixon Role He said New Vork, like 742-6067 WHITE CONTINENTAL DINNER JACKET, SLACKS, PLEATED SHIRT, TIE Connecticut, failed to take ad­ Color Portralta takan In CUMMERBUND, STUDS, C U FF L I N K S ...... $7.50 vantage of the program and your homo or my atudlo SERVING GREATER HARTFORD] DON’T BELIEVE THESE PRICES? ESSEX, Mass. (UPI) - Michael Ford, Emphasizing President Ford had a received only $19.4 million, in­ eldest son of President Gerald R. Ford, “great feeling of sadness and sorrow” stead of an available $260 BANNARD PHOTOS STOP IN TODAY AND SEE FOR YOURSELFI says he believes that what is needed from because of what had happened to Nixon, million. Wall SIm Coventry 2 Locations To Serve You! former President Nixon is “a confession, Michael Ford said “there are many ac­ “It is clear that we lost a MASTER CHARGE ACCEPTED or an admission of any guilt involved,” in complishments on h i s (Nixon's) record. I golden opportunity to pump connection with Watergate. He said Nixon just think he as well as anyone else is eventually may be vindicated by full dis­ responsible for all the actions he has done. "I would say the same for myself, an REGAL MEN'S SHOP closure. "I don't pass judgement at all on the expression on his part of exactly t>is Give Your Driveway Lasting THE COMPLETE MEN'S STORE" man or anything,” Ford, 24, a student at knowledge and understanding of what With Our 'J o n n ito . the Gordon-Cornwell Theological transpired in the whole Watergate affair, J -1 6 BLACKTOP SEALER MAIN tsnissi 7R/-iC/Ty iPLAZA Seminary, said in an interview (with radio and I think what is needed is a confession, station WEEI, Boston). “ Whatever may or an admission of any guilt involved.” Ont coal le a li, p rtiervei, watarprooli. weed- proofi driveways, walks, palioa. VERNON have happened he could be completely vin­ Asked if he thought his father would MAhCHESTER agree with him. Ford said “I would im­ Fail-drying, lillconizing paving pilch retlsis dicated, or not involved in anyway. But I wealher, oil, grease, acids, gasoline, anli- 643-2478 872-0538 think truth, like my father said, is the glue agine, hypothetically, just trying to guess, Ireeze. MON. thru SAT. 9:30toS:30 MON. thru FRI. 10:00 to 9:00 that binds the world and nation together, maybe he would hope to see from the and I just really hope that we can live by president or anyone a coming forth with Now Jennite J-16 THURS.'TIL 9:00 SAT.’TILS:30 MANCHESTER HARDWARl Sand Mix lor Sleep that standard, in the presidency and on all the evidence, facts, data that 1877 Main Straat 843^28 Sloping Orivewayi down the line.” transpired.

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25 Steam vents make ironing eas­ Fast, handy electric opener with Lightweight, easy to handle Mix- Dependably automatic. Hand­ ier and faster. Pushbutton switch, Insta-Clean feature...cuttlng unit ette with 3 speeds for every need. somely styled In polished alumi­ handy fabric dial. #F63. detaches for cleaning. #829., Modess Beaters elect for cleaning. #87 num, avocado, harvest #9469. Sanitary I\apkins DISPOSABLE OVERNIGHT ACRYLIC FILLED Pam pers ® Plump Pillows 7 'T« P kg standard ^ Queen Size *3 of 12 Size King Size Pkg of 24, Reguiar or Super Custom-fit safety tapes. Pleated to prevent rash. Non-allergenic acrylic fiberflll. Floral cotton ticking.

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TRANSLUCENT VINYL SIZE 24” X 60” MULTI-STRIPED AM-FM AM-FM MULTI-BAND ENAMELED STEEL Window Shades Police Folding Chairs Rainhow Runners Stereo J 3 S with Built-in 8 Track Piayer Radio Cut to fit any window size 37Vi" or smalier. Contour seat and back, non-slip feet. 3480 Non-skid back. For stairs, halls, narrow areas. 6 4 ^ 'This lltm QoetT ^ This lltm G o t t i AM/FM programs or 8-track tapes. Telescoping FM ON SALE I Ittm G ott^ ON SALE 12" speaker enclosures. antenna Batter­ THURS ON SALE ies and earphone-J Aug 15 THURS included. Aug 15 THURS Aug 1 4 0

Wake-to-music or wake-to-alarm. Sleep switch 2 SQ shuts off radio automatically. Adjustable alarm lor $ bulbs gal loudness control. Easy to read digital time. Choice of corn broom, rayon wet mop, sponge mop, nylon mitt mop or wax appller. Choice of 40, 60, 75 or 100 watts. For laundry and general household cleaning. /i Mon, ^ug 12 ENDS SAT, AUG 17 F-SERVICE DEPT STORES

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MODACCENT M esk BOYS’ ’N’ GIRLS’ POCKET-SIZE JEANS ’N’ TOPS 8 Digit Calculator A. Boys’ ‘Sneaker’ Shirts SAVE 31% Long-wear, easy-care Acrilan® acrylic. Variety of neck styles. by U nitnx \ 8 8 Socko colors. Long or short Adds, subtracts, divides and multipllesf 8 digits, 4 sleeves. S-M-L-XL. decimal places, constant key. 1 year guarantee. B. Boys’ Western Jeans PRICE CUT! The Organizer” Rugged polyester/cotton blend. 50 Page 200 Page Crayola 3-SECTION Authentic western styling. Solid Composition Compositioi^ colors. 8-18 Reg.; 8-16 Slim. CRAYONS Belt not Included PR. COIL NOTE NOTE BOOK SAVE 10% to 24% BOOKS BOOKS C. ‘Young Miss’ Tops Perfect for pants, skirts! Solid rib­ 166 pkgs of 48 $ bed or fancy flat knit polyester. tor Roll turtleneck. Sizes 7-14. Organizes your $ College Ruled school worki D. Cotton Denim Jeans SAVE 25% Sturdy classic with style! Fea­ FILLED BINDER tures and fit girls want. Machine .. 120 Page agio Marker Merrlam- wash and dry. Sizes 7-14. Composition LIQUID Webster Now thru Saturday 99 NOTE CRAYONS^ DICTIONARIES BOOK Vinyl bin­ with i N e w , 33 der with 6 Pockets clip, paper, 2 note­ Pkg of 10 fine Elementary books and line or broad level and family more markers. dictionaries. SAVE 2 2 % I PKG. OF 3 SAVE 1 8 % PKG. I S e M - c - E. 650 W ATT SUPER MAX* COMPOSITION ' s n e a k e r s in a l l s iz e s 1500” Roll BIO* SCHOOL PENS WOMEN’S STYLER DRYER with 5 attachments. Elmers BOOKS Basketball oxfords have canvas uppers, Pkgs of 10 3-pack, wirebound; school special. Stock up on^astOkirRets now! SCOTCH CELLO TAPE All Purpose P.V.C. soles. Men’s SVi-l 2, Boys' 2Vi-6, F. 650 WATT MAX FOR MEN* WOOD Youths’ 11-2. STYLER DRYER has power handle,'iiomb. brush. WHITE GLUE PENCILS ^ PltgaotA 4J1 SI tor J Pkgt $1 Vi" wide tape ter M 8 oz size

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FASHION TOPS NEW COORDINATES SAVE 20% TO 33% Show off your style in this shirred front, REDUCED NOW! IN POLYESTER clingy rib knit top. Polyester/cotton. 7-14. A. RIB KNIT TOP: Newest shawl collar, high waist. Solids. Sizes 7-14. B. V-NECK TOP: Diamond pattern; solid collar i and cuffs. Sizes 7-14. C. SKIRT: Mix ’n’ match with tops. Front pockets FANCY-PATTERN detail. Sizes 7-14.^ SAVE 16% SPORT SHIRTS PULL-ON PANTS i Permanent Press blend of D. Double knit pants complete the set. Super POLYESTER PANTS : polyester and cotton. Long- S, PR. solids! 7-14. Unm atched for fit and style! Sporty hip ; point stitched collar. 8-18. PANTS Now thru Saturday and back pockets. Smashing solids in t woven textured polyester. Sizes 7-14. SAVE OVER n*® VINYL HANDBAGS .. . many extra fea­ tures in outer flap! ...... Sale, 3.33

SAVE OVEr’ 1 ‘SUPER STEER’ ON EACH B e n R in g e r WESTERN JEANS DOUBLEKNIT Cotton/polyester blend, rein­ SLACKS forced with DuPont 420 nylon. Easy-care, shape-retaining Blue. 8-18 Reg.; 8-16 Slim. polyester doubl^nits. Solid EA. colors. 8-18 Reg.; 8-16 Slim. YOUR CHOICE BABY DOLL Ben Ringer SPBCUBL! PRINT SHIRT Adorable puff sleeves arxl Peter Pan SAVE OVER ^2 collar. Great prints in easy-care cot­ ton. Sizes 7 to 14. SPECIAL PURCHASE COTTON DENIM BRUSHED JEANS PRS. VINYL COVERED Swing side pockets and back yoke FOOT LOCKER are fashion detaiis of this classic. Plywood veneer; wipe-clean Sturdy, long wearing. Sizes 7-14. STRETCH KNEE HI’S [s vinyl surface in likable colors; Belt not Included. Orion* acrylic/nylon cable or nylon lock. too. 30 X 15Va x 12"; for opaques; S ize s to fit 7V2-9, 9-11. CHARGE CARO scholars of thrift! Now thru Saturday good I t Grtnt stores coistiocotst You can CHARGE III A803 ALL SAVE 22% PR.

SLING SHOT WEDGE CLOG Smart wedge heel and sporty soft vinyl uppers. Tricot lined for added comfort. Choose Tan, Black, Red. Sizes 5 to 10.

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EASY-CARE KNIT TOPS SAVE ^ PR. FOR LITTLE BOYS Solids! Fancy patterns! Send him off to SAVE 3 4 % SAVE 1 4 % school in polo tops knit of Permanent Press polyester/cotton. Scoop ’em up, in «e e boys’ sizes 4-7. ■ EA. MEN’S STURDY ’SNOOr BOOTS LITTLE GIRLS’ LITTLE BOYS’ So comfortable! A denim and SUPER STYLED SAVE 24% KNIT TOPS KNIT SHIRTS suede boot thafs great with jeans. She can wear them with anything! Turtleneck, crewneck, collar SADDLE OXFORDS P.V.C. soles that last! Navy only. A . Step right up to a fashion shoe designed Snug-fitting turtlenecks, in styles! Polyester/cottons; acrylic/ Sizes 614-12. ribbed-knit polyester. Pick favorite polyesters; cottons. Solids and for ‘now’! Soft viny! uppers with cushion solid colors. 4-6X. fancies; sizes 4-7. crepe soles. Black/white, Blue/Nude combo. SAVE ^ PAIR Sizes 5-10. SAVE 2 6 % SALE-PRICED! JR. MISS FLARE-LEG 1 6 K > “ DOUBLE-KNEE JEANS SADDLE OXFORDS PR. MEN’S CREPE B. The classic oxford style with 3 eyelet tie, Little boys like the easy styling! 2 front SO LE BOOTS vinyl uppers and cushion crepe soles ... a swing pockets, yoke back; zip fly! Sturdy STYLISH FLARE- POLYESTER Fashion-right suede uppers with winner! Black/White, Navy/Nude combo. double-knee construction; durable LEG SLA CK S KNIT SLACKS moc toe styling; stur^ crepe Sizes 10-4. polyester/cotton . Favorite solid col­ Pull-on style with a ‘big-girl’ looki Rares for little men, in smart fash­ soles. Tan only. S ze s 614 to 12. Sturdy double knit polyester twill ion solids! Slacks have two front, Now thru Saturday ors; 4-7 Reg. and Slim. Belt not included. Now thru Saturday in p o p la r solid colors. 4-6X. one back pocket. Sizes 4-7; Reg. and SNm. Belt not included. SAVE L_J Now thru Saturday 15% \\ PR. Bell Ringer SPECML ! Bell Ringer SPECIAL, RIB SOLE “TIP” DO YOU HAVE A CHARGE? SAVE 19% OXFORDS ARE IN SAU-PRICEO! ^ ^ P R . C. Be a class leader in these sporty, col­ orful shoes. Vinyl uppers rest on cushion CHARGE CARO 1 7 crepe soles. Select combinations of good at all Grant stores BAG OF coast to coast 60 DRESS SOCKS Blue/Nude, Tan/Brown. Sizes 5-10. _____ DO YOU HAVE A CHARGE? 60 DISPOSABLE FOR MEN DIAPERS Cable rib or piain rib styles. Stretch Add these classroom nylon hugs your legs. Colors; one ‘Daytime’ diapers with safety tape Short of Cash? Add these to your Charge Account! specials to your fasteners. Fits 12-22 lbs. size fits 10-13. CHARGE CARD gooD at all Gram siw es CHARGE Account! Mast to coast A804 M l A80S All

----..Jt ______PRICE CUT! SAVE 19% 1^ Sold is EA. Solo, 1.65 EA. 8 1 « QIRLS’ BRIEFS Sold in pkg. of 3 OF EIDERLON® Sole, 2.43 Eiderlon®cotton/rayon blend. Hol­ lywood styling; fashionable solids. BOYS’ UNDERWEAR Sizes 6-16. IN EASY-CARE KODEL«VCOTTON SAVE 15% Long-wearing Kodel®* polyester/ 1 cotton. Crew neck T-shirt, no-sag FOR reinforced collar. Rib knit full sup­ port briefs; heat resistant waist. QIRLS’ EIDERLON* Both in white; S, M, L ‘■tag. TM ot Enlm an CtiMiiGM PRINT BIKINIS Praductsine. Eiderlon* (cbttorVrayon). . . soft, absorbent, so comfortablel Care­ free prints. Sizes 6-16.

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Sold In Pk|.Pko. «f 3. tl Solo, 136 Sold in pkg. of 3 Solo, 1.98 RUN-PROOF! LADIES’ BRIEFS LITTLE BOYS’ DuPont® acetate tricot briefs with MEN’S EASY-CARE T-SHIRTS elastic leg. Machine washabie; KODEL®VCOTTON AND BRIEFS colors. Sizes 6-10. T-SHIRTS, BRIEFS ULTRA FEMININE! T -S H IR T S : soft, comfortablel Kodel®* polyester/cotton is great ... NYLON TRICOT Combed cotton gives lots of wear! SAVE 23% comfortable, soft-next-to-skin! SLEEP SHIRTS White; sizes 2-6X. A. Spirited two-tone button-down inspires T -S H IR T : smooth flat knit shaped to fit! B R IE FS : double-seat; fly-fronti sweet dreams. Delicate piping adds interest. Crew neck, taped neck and shoulder White combed cotton; sizes 2-6X. Sizes S-M-L. seams. White; S, M, L, XL. B. V-neck ruffled-edge shirt has lovely lace MISSES’ NYLON yoke. Billowy solids. S-M-L. B R IE F : rib knit for full support. Non-roll LACE BIKINI Now thru Saturday elastic waist, reinforced legs, seamless SAVE stretch nylon lace with terry seat. White; S, M, L, XL. 22% crotch. Sizes 5-6-7. I PR. *Reg. TM of Eastman Chomfcai Products Inc. PKG. Now thru Saturday 1/3 OFF! & 3 YOURCHOICEI POPULAR SOCKS 00 YOU HAVE A CHARGE? FOR BOYS PR« Cotton sneaker socks, 7-1OV2. CANTRECE ll» Striped nylon crew socks 6-11. PANTYHOSE Striped cotton crew socks, rein­ CHARGE CARD Cantrece II® Luv* sheers of nylon good at all Grant stores forced heel, toes; 6-10. All in as­ fit perfectly. Nude tones. Petite, coast to coast sortments of white, dark or fashion Average, Tall, Extra Width A, B. colors. L \A / / EH \ Bell Ringer SPBCM L ! BellRinger SPBCUU. ! I Don’t miss SAVE 24% SAVE 19% SAVE % 17 I these specials... SAVE I Add to your 33% 3 ^ 5 Pn. I CHARGE Account JR. MISS BRAS PR. Lightly lined polyester fiberfill cups, adjust­ able stretch straps. Nylon/Lycra* spandex MEN’S TOP QUALITY METAL OR VINYL 00 you HAVE A CHAHOE? SOCKS FOR COMFORT SHEER STRETCH sides, backs. White only. LUNCH KITS A. Lace cups. Stretch midriff. 30-34AA, Crew socks of Orion® acrylic/nylon. Com­ ■\ ■>? PAHTYHOSE Each comes with Vii pint vacuum Nylon pantyhose stretch-as-you- 30-36A. fortable stretch knit hugs your legs for a bottle. Large assortment of popu­ do. Seamless; nude heel. B. Seamfree polyester tricot cups. Criss smooth fit. Choice of colors. One size fits lar children's characters. CHARGE CARO Fashion shades; sizes P/A; T/XT. good II III G rini stores 10-13. Stock up! cross style. 30-36AA, 32-36A. Now thru Saturday coast 10 coast A806 All A807AU C. Criss cross nylon tricot cups. 30-34A A, 30-36A. SAVE 2 5 %

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SAVE NOW! RANDOM RIBBED TURTLENECKS A fetw of these T-necks will round out your wardrobe and keep you looking good. Polyester/cotton in soHd colors. S-M-L-XL AIMOST ^2 OFF! LUSH VELOUR JR. DRESSES A. Newest look! Romantic hood top, sets off the softly tailored pull-on skirt. Fashioned of Arnel* triacetate/nylon . . . Jr. sizes 5 to 13. DOUBLE KNIT Realty super! FLARE JEANS B. Polka dots trim the collar and cuffs, Handsome styling, outstanding comfort, accent the classic shirt look. Shiny belt and expert tailoring are just 3 reasons and buttons. Amel* triacetate/nylon. 5-13. why you should stock up on these polyester knits. 30-40: YOUR CHOICE! Now thru Saturday ___ 00 you HAVE A CHARGE? SAVE AUMOST *2 A NEW LOOK IN COORDINATES . . . G m n ts BAN-LON® KNITS CHARGE CARD Campus ... dance floor... golf course FIRST THE VEST good It a l Grant stores . . . wherever the action is, you'll enjoy the coast to coast SET A new era in fashion arrives with a hint of romantic carefree comfort of these Ban-Lon® shirts yesterdays in the shawl collar. Cabled and rib knit SHIRT AND "" of nylon knit... and they'll look great on acrylic. Sizes S-M-L. SWEATER SET you! Solid colors with fancy fronts. Acrylic krrit sleeveless sweater and S-M-L-XL. PRINTED SHIRT polyester crepe shirt can be worn as a Naw thru Saturday s a v e 2 0 % set or separated for versatility. Assorted GOES WITH VEST colors; S-M-L-XL. This one is especially suited for today's look with RUFFLED its lovely floral pattern and long point collar. Easy- V-NECK TOP AIMOST *1 OFF! Delicately shirred elastic waist and cuffs care cotton, crisp and fresh! Sizes 32-38. set off solid colors in woven poly­ TERRIFIC VALUE! ester. 32 to 38. S' POLYESTER PANTS Now thru Saturday COMPLETE OUTFIT Fashioned for the active life you lead, these dou­ MEN’S PRINTED ble knit jacquard polyester pants are terrific! Solid SAVE !22% CMAMBRAY SHIRT colors are ideal outfit coordinators. Pull-on ease! ,, Edjsy fhbralural good looks and neat fit •flpalfaBMrfcotton chambray in faded 10- 20. PATTERN PANTS blu e' wfth scattered prints. Sizes Now thru Saturday Fashionable blending of /cotton/ S-M.UXL'L-XI polyester and other make fabric \ A / news! Sizes 8-16. WOVEN POLYESTER DRESS SLACKS Amazingly durable textured woven poly­ SAVE 14% Bell Ringer Sg^UM L! ester slacks handsomely styled and ex­ SAVE OVER $7 s a v e 5 0 % pertly tailored for maximum comfort. They can be washed with no ironing needed. s ■ 3-PCSET GRANTS *VEGA’ 2ro.«5 J Solid colors for '74-'75. Sizes 30 to 42. PROPORTIONED LUGGAGE OUTFIT NEWEST FASHION SKIRTS MATCH UP Washable covers in green, blue BELTS REDUCED! or persimmon; aluminum frames; Buttons go all the way in style. Popular wide-width 'designer' vinyl linings. Sold separately. belts to harmonize with your Solid colors; woven polyester. DO YOU HAVE A CHARGE’ Petite (0-16), Average (10-18), SALE slacks, jeans, or walk shorts. Some metal buckles . . . some Tall (12-20). 14" cosmetic case ...... $9 COR 21" w eekender...... $11 leather buckles .. . choice of Now thru Saturday handsome colors. S-M-L-XL. A8I0 ALL G m ?iTs CHARGE 111 26" wardrobe ...... $14 CHARGE CARD A80e EPNC W(XSS) good At aH Grant stores Use your Grant City CHARGE Account to buy these Specials! coast to coast A U PRICES CUT! ^3 to ^4 OFF SPREADS! EA. Kri'J’-'-.v:'

66 X 104" Twin flat or fitted Twin Size SAVE AIMOST $9 INO-IRON Bedspread FHITE SHEETS PKQ. OF 10 I t NEW! ‘AMERICANA’ CONTAC®** Extra special savings on fresh white CAPSULES sheets of 130-count polyester/cotton. fin BEDROOM COORDINATES *Nal Mid wlNia |Easy care, easy on your pocketbook! Brighten up your bedroom with ‘Patches’ in a prehlbW by lew. COMBO 3reat as the staple of your linen closet V. fresh array of colors! Machine washable Per­ . better stock up now! manent Press poiyester/rayon blend; quilt-top 7 1 ^ GRANTS ‘737’ DELUXE lu b le flat o r f it t e d ____Sale, 3.17 ea. bonded to polyester fill. Fitted style; printed ruffle drop. w\vs^ MAYBELUNE« , PORTABLE TYPEWRITER Pillowcases, Pkg. of 2 ...... Sale 1.87 \xv\\ ULTRA * I with stand and typewriter paper at no extra costi I n o w thru Saturday Full Size Bedspread ...... 15.88 E A . EYE SHADOW 48"W X 63"L Draperies ____Sale, 8.88 PR. P TYPEW RITER — A lightweight machine that has ^ many of the features found in office typewriters. . . SAVE 11% to 21% fot. >r pre-set tab, touch control, 88 keys, ribbon selector ARRID* EXTRA for black, red, or stencil, 10" carriage, and case. DRY A N TI. Botli site VALUE PACKED! PERSPIRAliT TYPEWRITER TABLE — with' casters and all- SOFT COTTON y steel drop-leaf, holds up to 150 lbs. I Self-locking TOWEL ENSEMBLE / ‘999': quality made to serve Y ^ wings, 34" overall length. you! Fluffy cotton terry in pop­ PR. I t y p i n g p a p e r — 250 sheets; fine quality! ular colors with puckerproof A MAYRELLINE* borders. SW{50") X 63", 72"*, 8 4 "l ULTRA-LASH Hand towel .. .Sale, 88c ea. MASCARA YOUR CHOICE Washcloth . . .Sale,48cea. C A N N O N I INSULATED SAVE FIBERGLAS® DRAPERIES OVER SAVE OVER $1 Fire-retardant! Sun-resistant! ‘L,yric* in­ mil 9 1 «7 o i. sulated draperies, in a rich-looking pattern BRECK* 1.50 Twin fixe woven of Rberglas®** glass fiber. Foam SHAMPOO backing saves money by helping to keep out Notiml/DiyOHy NO-IRON CHENILLE BEDSPREAD heat and cold; adds to beauty, body and wear! Hand-washable, no ironing! GUARANTEED^ ELECTRICS ‘Windsor* . . . pre-shrunk /SHOP! . SELF-BUTTERING POPCORN POPPER — See-thru ‘Not ivaHoblo In all arMs cotton with rayon tufting, COMPARE!- **'R#g. TM of Owtna-Corntng top: pops and butters com automatically. Amber color. thick shag border. Machine SAVE! Now thru Saturday I CAMS < CAN-OPENER/KNIFE s h a r p e n e r - Cutting washable, colors. » ISw. mechanism snaps off for clean-up. Magnetic lid-lifter Full s ize ...... Sale, 9.88 ea. -r-. Smart white. AQUA NET* ^ nr.- h r » HAIRSPRlAY 2-SLICE POP-UP TO A S TE R — Thermostatic control. SAU p r iced NOW! n*gul«iSup*r/ Chrome; white plastic panels. Light-to-dark selector. FOR* S TE A M -D R Y IRON — Switch for steam to dry. Light­ weight but sturdy. Selector dial for all fabrics. Black handle. PLUMP DACRON® roB 12-CUP P ER C O LA TO R — Signal light when coffee's BED PILLOWS done. Dial for strength of coffee desired. Aluminum. ‘Dacron 24’ has pretty cot­ QRANTS ton cover with polyester fiber- ADULT SAVE fill. 21"x2r finished size. TOOTHBRUSHES / r j . 1 StypM 22% QuMn size ,.finlsh«dsizo20'K30 ...S aIo. 2for $a ASTRO® LABELER s a v e 50% King tizo .. .limshad tlzo 20 I 36 . . . SMo. 2 (or $10 Prints large raised letters on FASHION YARN t I bi. label tape. Just dial, strip, Orion** acrylic. Machine SAVE stick! wash and dry. Huge as­ TAME* LABEL TAPE — 6'L, H’W ... SALE 2 FOR $1 sortment of colors! SAVE 21% 1 7 % ON TIERS! PR. CREME ‘DuPom CwtHIcMIoii Btark 10 64"W K 30", «0"W I 30", 36"L RINSE ON TIERS, CANOPY 36'1 SHEER LOVELINESS! ALL YOU ALL YOU SAVE BRIGHTLY APPLIQUED DACRON®* CURTAINS i*m « tf M ALL YOU Light! Airy! 9900' tiers and panels, of Dacron* CAN EAT CAN EAT 1 8 % EA. NO-IRON TIERS a 1“ CAN EAT 3TVi" X *• polyester ninon. White and clear colors for MILES** Perky tulip appliques accent ruffled tiers! 'Holland' — decorative treatment. „ ONB.A.DAY* CHICKEN ’N’ FRIES FRIED FISH ’N’ FRIES ROOM-DARKENING colorful and carefree, in a Permanent Press blend of Swag Valance ...... Sale, 2.97 EA. Crunchy goodness! Also includes FRIED SHRIMP’NTRIES WINDOW SHADE Tailored or Ruffled Valance...... Sale, 1.57 EA. VITAMINS A real treat! Also includes tartar FabulousI Also includes cole poiyester/rayon. cole slaw, roll a n d , Embossed plastic ‘Nocturne' 63 '. 72'“ , 81 L ...... Sale, 4.97 PR. PLUS IRON sauce, lemon wedge, ^ slaw, tartar sauce, butter. shade in colors. We cut to fit! PANELS (40 W ) X 63,81'L; sold in *NM toU wh$tm ptoWblMd by li cole slaw, roll, butter. roll, butter. Canopy Valance ...... Sale, 3.94 EA. A811 All 11 A8I2 AU most Western area stores...... Sale, 2.57 EA. Ruffled Valance, Save 2 5 % ...... Sale, 1.94 EA. DuPont ftog. TM for Hr polyottor fiber **Not available in all araat NATIONAL APPLIANCE MONTH SALE SAVE OVER ^40 ON THE PAIR SAVE OVER $20 FOR BOTH Biadionl« “ • ELECTRIC OR 10-LB. SPACESAVER PAIR QAS RANGE! W asher — just 21" wide. Automatic protection for permanent press; 3 temper­ CONTINUOUS- atures; 3-position water-saver; heavy duty transmission. Separately, $178 CLEAN OVENI Electric D ryer— 3 temperatures induding Air Fluff tor plastics and pillows; spedal Both 30" ranges have an i setting to keep permanent press free from heat-set wrinkles; uses regular house­ oven that deans at the hold current; just 21" wide. Separately, $128 same time it cooks. On WHITE, GOLD OR AVOCADO sale in white, gold or Now thru Saturday! avocado. SAVE OVER ^65 ON THE PAIR SAVE OVER $30 FOR WASHER & ELEC. DRYER 14 CU. FT. Bradfoiil® 18-LB. ECONOMY LAUNDRY PAIR 4-CYCLE Washer — 2 speeds. 2 temperatures; automatic protection for permanent press; FULLY FROST-FREE CONVERTIBLE 3-position water-saving in the bargain. Separately, $189 DISHWASHER Electric Dryer — 3 temperatures including Air Fluff; 10 minute cool-down to protect REFRIGERATOR Mobile mode) that can permanent press; end-of-cycle buzzer. Separately, $149 O nly 28" wide! H as a full 118-lb. freezer - be converted to a built- Matching G as Dryer ...... Sale, $179 section! Each no-defrost section has its in. Single, double, plate­ Washer and Gas Dryer; save over $65 on the pair ...... $349 for both warming, rinse-and-hold own cold control. Slide-out crisper; WHITE, GOLD OR AVOCADO abundant in-door storage; right hand cydes. 2 push-buttons. White, gold, avocado. door that can be reversed. White, gold or avocado. D O Y O U tm 18-LB. DELUXE AUTOMATIC LAUNDRY PAIR W asher — 2 speeds, 3 temperatures; special set- S A V E O V E R $ 6 5 Now thru Saturday tings for permanent press and double knits; 3-posi- O N T H P P A I R ‘ ^parately, $209 ^ryw) CHARGE CARO good at all Grant stores M Electric Dryer — 3 temperatures; permanent press coast to coast cool-down; buzzer. Separately, $149 SAVE Matching Gas D ryer ...... Sale, $179 ______OVER. Washer and Gas Dryer; save over $65 on the pair ...... $369 for both ♦50 Bradfbfd^ SAVE OVER $ ‘ ‘ 1 S i i FULLY FROST-FREE Biadfofd® FOR WASHER & MICROWAVE ♦6 5 ON THE PAIR ELEC. DRYER -r ♦ 16% REFRIGERATOR ‘Fully’ means you never need de­ OVEN 20-LB. PUSH BUTTON LAUNDRY PAIR frost the 150-tt}. capacity freezer Cuts cooking time by SAVE $49 NOW! Washer — 2-speed, multi-cycle design with permanent press and double knit care; section either. Twin crispers; Saves up to 80% on elec- automatic bleach and fabric softener dispensers ...... 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