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OtrO AO PAGE THIRTY-SIX - MANCHESTE R EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Sept. 22, 1976 challenged the w ill on Verdi the composer whenever it can, since this explanation; THE grounds of mental in when it appeared that she produced masterpieces in there can be no "second "(E)xtreme old age About town capacity. their later seventies and 1) had been 86 when she j chance” to write a better ceases to excite interest F A M I L Y 4 ^ ^ "H e was past 80 when he early eighties.” made it; 2) had been un one. and is apt to be neglected. wrote it,” they pointed out In fact, wills written at able to recognize her fami The weather Thursday at 7:30 p.m. by LAWYER I And another a court had The control which the law tnside today The Toastmasters Club A in a court hearing. “That’s the age of 90 and 100 have ly or friends; and 3) had to Friendship Lodge of still gives to a man over of Center Congregational by Will Bernard just too old for such an im be cared for like a baby. Increasing cloudiness today, high 70. Masons. Worshipful also been found valid. In the disposal of his property Area news .. 16-17 Editorial ...... 4 Church will meet tonight at One sister and two portant document.” The court said the piece Partly cloudy tonight, low 45-50. Friday Master Robert McBride one case the court is one of the most efficient Business...... 7 Fam ily...... 6 7:30 in the Federation brothers were expecting to However, the court up accepted a will written by of paper she had signed JJ®***y high in upper 60s. will preside. A guest of the means he has in protracted Classified .... 19-22 Gardening ...... 10 Room of the church, share and share alike in the held the will. a man who was blind, fee simply wasn’t her con National weather forecast map on evening will be A. A. (San life to command the atten Page 21. ^ Comics...... 23 Obituaries ...... 12 estate of an elderly “Age alone,” said the ble, forgetful, and 101 scious "w ill” at all. Dear Abby...... 23 Sports...... 13-15 dy) Powell, past master of tion due to his infirmities.” Zion Evangelical widower. But when he judge, “does not imply in years old. Atlantic Phoenix Lodge of But when old age is A public service feature Lutheran Church will have died, it turned out that his capacity. Galileo the Why this tolerance for Masons of Bermuda, who coupled with other han of the American Bar a Communion Vesper ser will left everything to the astronomer, Bancroft the the wills of the elderly? will be visiting dicaps, they may add up to Association and the vice tonight at 7:30 at the sister. historian, Goethe the poet, For one thing, the law Manchester, Officer dress incapacity. Thus, the will Connecticut Bar Associa church. The brothers promptly Lam arck the naturalist. prefers to uphold any will is summer formats. of a widow was rejected tion. The Rev. Norman E. Ford, Carter confident Swensen, pastor of Trinity ShopRite Coupon ShopRite Coupon Covenant Church, will lead Towards the Purchase of $3.00 LU62\ LU63\ a Bible study tonight at or More, Beef, Veal, Lamb, Pork or Rosh Hashanah , _ With this coupon ■ Purchase of $7.50 7:30 at the church. Poultry, Smoked canned or Greetings! * " One(1)1db. pkg. of frozen meats not included. as first debate nears The pastor-parish Happy New Year ShopRite relations committee of By CLAY F. RICHARDS OFF FRESH MEATS to our Jewish not fuzzy on the issues and at the nately at Ford and Carter before a South United Methodist BRICK RUHER llniled Preae Inlernational same time provide a forum to attack television audience of millions — in Church will meet tonight at WITH THIS Coupon oood at any ShopRite market. President Ford and Jimmy Carter the record Ford has established since cluding countless uncommitted ., Limit one M r family. Customers and Friends (([fiL Coupon good at tny ShopRKe market. WITH THIS 7:30 at the church. meet in the first presidential cam he inherited the presidency from voters — in a pressure-cooker ordeal COUPON Expires Sat., ^pt. 25, 1976. S.R. from all of us at BS r n . Limit one m r lamly. COUPON ' ______Expirea Sat., Sept. 25, 1976. paign debate tonight— a historic con Richard Nixon just over two years likely to have a major, if not The film "B e in g an ShopRite! frontation that, like the Kennedy- ago. decisive, impact on the election. Effective Parent" will be Nixon clash of 1960, may have a The first debate will be limited to The Oct. 6 followup will cover shown Thursday at 8 p.m. major impact on the outcome of the domestic issues, including the foreign and defense policy and the at Center Congregational election. nation’s economy, and Is viewed as Oct. 22 finale will be open to Church. The program, A toss of a coin Wednesday gave the most important of the three questions on any subject. which is open to the public, Carter the first question and Ford the meetings. Not only will it deal with A last-minute effort by indepen is being sponsored by the last response. the bread and butter issues that per dent candidate Gene McCarthy to Christian education divi Both heavily rehearsed candidates sonally affect all voters, but if the persuade the courts the debate is un sion of Manchester Area in the bicentennial election feel they 1960 confrontations are any indica constitutional without his participa Conference of Churches. will gain from the debate. tion, it will attract by far the biggest tion, failed in the court of appeals Ford hoped to appear confident, television audience of the three. late Wednesday. The F irst Church of firm and presidential — an image he The first debate opens under stark The court refused his plea to block Christ will have a ShopRite has believes will overcome the lead television lights at 9:30 p.m. E D T on the debate until he had the opportuni testimony meeting and ser Carter has held all year in the stripped-bare stage of the old ty to argue the constitutional ques vice, which are open to the nationwide polls. Walnut Theater. tion in court, and told him his proper public, tonight at 8 at the Carter feels the debates give him There, for 90 minutes, three recourse is through the Federal Com church, 447 N. Main St. the best opportunity to prove he is reporters will fire questions alter munications Commission.
The Bicentennial Com mittee will meet tonight at 8 in the hearing room at the MCKTaig Kissinger leaves Africa Municipal Building. Parents of girls in Place! terested in joining Brownie with ‘sense of hope’ and Girl Scout troops at / ■ P o u l t r y N /r Z M Verplanck School will meet AtVHOLE BONE IN \ /Md NAIROBI, Kenya (UPI) - minutes at the Kenyan president’s ducting on the future of southern WHOLE-UNTRIMMED. 8-lO-LBS AVG ^ ' PORK LOIN OR ROAST- BONE IN Thursday at 7 p.m. in the Secretary of State Henry A. country farm at Nakuru. Although Africa, this country has developed school cafeteria. Registra Kissinger left Africa today ending his Kenya has no direct stake in the into a firm ally of the United States CHICKEN LEG o r RUMP$i $ < 1 tion fees will be collected, 29 FRESH (| S 7 Q c CENTER |79 10-day shuttle "with warm feelings negotiations Kissinger has been con in this part of the continent. and the leaders will discuss dnd a sense of hope” that he has F 9 ' lb. troop plans. ^LEGS i OF VEAL 1 BRISKET™ # 5 1 , J LOIN CHOPS 1 k . A J achieved a solution to the thorny 1 WITH RIB CAOE BEEF CHUCK. 1ST CUT. BONE M PORK LOIN STYLE, BONE IN question of black majority rule in The Entered Apprentice (Herald photo by Pinto) Authorization given 1 CHICKEN BREASTS 99.' ® 4 9 f FOR BARBEQUE Rhodesia. degree will be conferred 1 m i SHOULDER CHOPS | BLADE STEAK 1 FROZEN 1 BEEF CHUCK. BONE>M. UNDER BLADE BONELESS FOR STEW COUNTRY STYLE RIBS *1*! Gift for the governor Kissinger told newsmen at the air 1 TURKEY DRUM STICKS 49f I ASSORTED, BONE IN, EQUAL AMOUNTS OF port he had briefed Kenyan President for band shell base POT ROAST SIRLOIH BLADE A CENTER CHOPS FROZEN VEAL CUBES * 1 “ Town Manager Robert Weiss, far right, looks on as Gov. Ella Grasso inspects a basket of V.A. news BEEF CHUCK, UNDER B U D E . B O N E U 8 S Jomo Kenyatta on his weekend talks The Bicentennial Committee electrical inspector, has offered to TURKEY WINGS FOR A PLEASANT CHANGE PORK LOIN CHOPS vegetables and flowers presented her by Ricky Downs, left, and Paul Sullivan, students in in Pretoria with Rhodesian Prime Wednesday night authorized the town assist with the project. Electrical 49! POT ROAST Minister Ian Smith and South African FROZEN VEAL LOIN CHOPS * 1 “ BLADE ROAST, BONELESS the horticultural program at the Regional Occupational Center on Hillstown Rd. The Department of Public Works to go conduits for the shell are already ANY SIZE PACKAOE-BEEF Prime Minister John Vorster. ahead with plans for laying the foun marked in the plans, Senkow said. Q — M a y a veteran VEAL CUT SHORT vegetables and flowers were planted and harvested by the horticultural students. TURKEY THIGHS 79f GROUND CHUCK 8 9 ! PORK LOIN ROAST “I briefed him on the American ac dation of the Bicentennial Band Shell Roger Hall, who handled the receive service-connected MPORTED POUSH RIB CHOPS BEEF CHUCK SHOULDER STEAK CUT FOR ShopRR* OR GEM, SMOKED PORK tions on bringing together, or as soon as possible. acoustics for the Sept. 12 variety disability compensation cm ■ 39 BONELESS. WATER ADDED attempting to bring together, the Jay Giles, director of public works, program at the band shell site, has while incarcerated in a CANNED HAM CUT FROM THE SHOULDER, FRESH LONDON BROIL osc*n MAVEn.REauUR » thick said that because the band shell is not helped set uo the specifications for SKINNED A DEVEINED FROZEN State considering adding new jobs various groups in southern Africa county penal institution? SHOULOER ROAST * $ 1 6 9 CUBED VEAL STEAK and to make progress toward a a town project, the work wouldn't the ampUIiers to be installed in the A — Yes, unless he is BACON P»0 1 SHANK PORTIOH BONE IN about the minimum to be added in BREADED OR CUBED. FROZEN SLICED BEEF LIVER 3 9 ! WATER ADDED H A R T F O R D (U PI) - The state, in Mrs. Grasso said the money for the peaceful solution based on justice have to be put out to bid, and he shell. He said that rock bands using rated by the VA as being ShopRtlf BEEF OR REGULAR BEEF CHUCK, BONE M an austerity program for almost a jobs would come out of a $10.5 million total. and human dignity,” Kissinger said. would try to get the best deal possi- the shell will have to provide their incompetent by reason of VEAL STEAKS SMOKEO HAM Last November Mrs. Grasso an BOLOGNA 89! UNDER BLADE STEAKl^99! 89^ year, is considering adding new jobs. fund in the budget set aside for ”I was very satisfied with my talks hie. own sound systems, as they tend to mental illness. If rated in iMT n Po c k e t f o r S T u ^ h M nounced the state faced a projected isiFTTOrcm sBrinBi ------Gov. Ella T. Grasso said today. “miscellaneous appropriation to and I leave Africa from here with Walter Senkow, town engineer, destroy sound system installations. competent and his estate $80 million deficit and instituted an I b r e a s t o f v e a l Mrs. Grasso told a morning news government employes salaries and warm feelings and a sense of hope,” said that structural plans for the The collection of used aluminum for from any source equals or T9! m ) S E i i A M austerity program. The state ended VEBMES. conference the Department of personnel service,” he said. band shell are nearly finished, and recycling, a fund-raising project for exceeds $1,500, further m ) the fiscal year June 30 with a $34.7 Children and Youth Services was ft had been recommended the Kissinger and Kenyatta met for 46 that Ernest McNeill, former town the band shell, will be conducted payments of compensation The Frozen Food Place ^ 1 me \ji wCCi y rK K t high on the list for new positions. money be given to all state agencies million surplus, state officials said. again this year by Manchester public shall not be made until the The Fresh Produce Place She declined to say how many on a proportional basis, but Mrs, elementary schools. Leon Diana, estate is reduced to $500. positions officials were considering Grasso said she hoped the money principal of Nathan Hale School, said Q — Is a G I home loan a adding. The governor said she would be targeted to those all elementary school principals, last gift’ ORANGE JUICE r WESSON OIL 1 r HONEYDEW MELONS Weiss, Sartor to be honored wanted discussions with the Finance departments needing it most. week voted to re-establish the A — No. The loan must Advisory Committee and the Mrs. Grasso said preliminary es aluminum recycling project, and be repaid. If the govern ShopRite REGULAR Or legislature’s Appropriations Com timates were at least 30 positions children have already started to ment pays the guaranty on 100% FLORIDA UNBLEACHED mittee before making the informa would be added in DCYS, but she by publie administrator group bring aluminum items to the schools. the loan to the lender, the $ 1 3 9 c 12-oz. 1-qt. 1-pt. tion public. would not make a similar estimate Books of tickets for the raffle, with veteran or serviceman 1 ■ deputy chief of the Manchester services department, and a cans 1 ^ bottle 1 By GREG PEARSON vacation trips as top prizes, which is usually becomes obligated j SWEET ’ each Police Department, has worked on puterized information system. _ _ Liinnert Herald Reporter being conducted by the Exchange to repay this sum to the Town Manager Robert Weiss and the force since 1969. The awards will be presented at j u n * government. The Public Management Award is - ,n ___uoii benefit the band shell, are Banquet .s;S - “pV39' ShopRite Deputy Police Chief Richard Sartor 7:30 p.m. at McGovern Hall on the St. distributed by David Gay and Q — I was in a VA ICake Sugar MeINTOSH Schaffer and Weicker Apples will be honored tonight by the given for major contributions to Joseph College campus in West Hart hospital for three months; HEATS SERVE Donald Kuehl. box SOLID P»CX WHITt , management of a public organization ford. ShopRite TUN«. INOIL '-O l. Connecticut chapter of the American Silver and bronze Manchester my last check was for $50 Vteffles "“sU'r 6;s 99’= Tetley TEA BAGS 100 0. WATER can BARTLETT ^ lbs. X in Connecticut. The program will include a panel Star-Kist Pears seek labor backing Society for Public Administration Bicentehnial Commemorative instead of $175.1 am single. CELENTANO 13-01. y y c Sartor was cited for various discussion on "Professionalism in POTATO CHIPS laVi-oz. ( pi. O Q c (ASPA). medals are still available at the The VA pension is my only Ravioli CHEESE pk|. . AUTOMATIC DISH ? '8 > ' / V | l programs he has helped developed Pringles 3 PAK cans - I WASHCa DETEROCNT 1-OZ. # A i/ CHERRY basket i j 7 N EW H A V E N (U PI) - Calling her when they see one. So far this year, Public Management," Sen. David M source of income. Why was ipRilt Pour & Electrasol Tomatoes Weiss will receive the Bosworth Manchester State Bank or at the I Stori P m i Carroft. 2 4 - o z . rival Lowell P. Weicker Jr. a friend the big executives at Mobil, Exxon, Memorial Award for major sustained for the town police, including an in- Barry of the Fourth District will be ^own Clerk's Office at the Municipal my check reduced? Pen. Miitd Vt|$ Cut Corn pkgs. 89' ARTICHOKE 6-oz. of big oil, Gloria Schaffer today Sunoco and the other oil companies service training program, a youth A — The pension of a 2 Hefty TRASH BAGS box 10 i Romanina HEARTS size * T % / Green Beans FRESH lb. contribution to the field of public ad one of the panelists. Building. This is another fund-raising GRAPC ORANGC WILOBERRY ^ reminded organized labor he was a have kicked in over $12,(KX) to Lowell ministration. Sartor will be given one hospitalized veteran CITRUS CHERRY FRUIT , project for the band shell. MY FAVORITE ISVj-oz.l 1 1 Republican and urged the unionists Weicker’s campaign fund,” she said. without a spouse or child is The Ice Cream Place shopruo I ALL VARIETIES can of five ASPA Public Management Drinks Dog Food 1 X The Seafood Place not to turn their backs on theii^ “They know a sure vote when they reduced to an amount not awards. CANDY BARS Democratic heritage. , see one," she said. in excess of $50 a month The Bosworth Memorial Award is Cadbury ALL VAR. Olives cIXa'l FRESH FILUT OF FLOUNDER 1 “If you endorse a Republican, and ' Weicker, acknowledging he had after two full calendar BREYERS ICE CREAM 1 given yearly to an outstanding 1 9 Lowell Weicker is a Republican, differences with traditional union months of care. Full pen MAKES 10 QUARTS 2-lb, OR FILLET OF Connecticut public administrator. Carnation INSTANT DRY MILK bOX t o C&C COlaDIET0RREGUUR^btr49^ $^59 make no mistake about it — you are stands on some issues, said, " I was This year there will be two Today’s news sum m ary sion is resumed following ALL NATURAL BOSTON SCOD asking for more of the same in the $ 1 3 9 COFFEE. . 6 9 there when you needed me.” He said recipients, Weiss and Richard release from the hospital REG. OR t-lD future,” Mrs. Schaffer, a Democrat, his record had been excellent on the Hills Bros. ELECTRIC PERK C IH *1 Custer, town manager of West Hart Compiled from United Press International or VA maintenance, but Va-g-gal ■ Tomato Sauce^R^ and secretary of the state, said. cont.mt. ■ bread and butter issues. ford. tbe money reduced from Mrs. Schaffer appeared before the Rainbow Trout'«"*U* Weicker conceded he had Weiss has worked as a manager the pension is not refunded. convention of the Connecticut State differences with organized labor in since 1949 and has been in State Regional expects to remain at the White Labor Council, AFL-CIO, where both some issues, principally his opposi The Appetizer Place Manchester since 1966. He has been House to watch her husband The Dairy Place The Non Food Place The Health & Beauty Place she and incumbent Weicker battled tion to federal control of oil prices active in A SP A and is a national NEW HAVEN — Democratic BOSTON — Susan Edith Saxe, debate Jimmy Carter on televi for the group’s endorsement in their and his support for tax breaks for board member of the International vice presidential nominee Walter college honors graduate, antiwar sion tonight She will accompany Senate race. multi-national corporations. City Managers Association. Monday today was to campaign in activist and feminist, goes on trial the President Saturday on his BORDEN s in g l e s ! Sen. Weicker, whose labor strength He said he never “pulled his CHICKEN RDLL PLASTIC BAYER ASPnn Several town managers, including Connecticut before retiring to his today accused of felony murder river boat trip to New Orleans has been larger than traditional for a punches,” and did not plan to start YOUR CHOICE John Harkins of Tolland and Donald hotel room to watch the nationally and armed robbery in connection before going to Milwaukee, Wis,. Republican, told union members that now. INDIVIDUALLY ShopRHe LAUNDRY BASKET-1 bushel Peach of Glastonbury, have served televised debate between Presi with a highly publicized bank to participate in a Germ an- UTILITY SPOUT PAIL-14-ql. it was time they cut their ties with The labor council traditionally has WRAPPED (STORE SLICED) bottle as interns under Weiss. dent Ford and Jimmy Carter robbery exactly six years ago American festival ROUND UTIUTYTUB-ISHtl. $ ■ 1 79 the Democratic party. supported Democratic candidates for 12-oz. I DISH DRAINER-eKh O f 3 0 0 An A SPA spokesperson said that tonight. Mondale will address the 8 9 < > Vj-lb. Mrs. Schaffer criticized Weicker the Senate, but Weicker has shown 8 9 * ’ ROUND WASTEBASKET-14-qt' N ich Weiss has been “innovative and very convention of the Connecticut BOSTON — Voters watch pkg. for his stands on the economy and surprising labor strength for a WASHINtiTON - ITesident creative" in his role as town State Labor Council, AFL-CIO, televised debates between A packed picnic lunch energy, charging he had worked Republican. A preliminary test Ford has signed a bill increasing that cannot be refriger manager. here Friday morning before presidential candidates not for store Sliced American t V -lb .C Q c ROLL ON against the best interests of working showed greater labor support for Veterans Adininstration aid to ated, should be eaten Minute Maid69 W l I C C 9 C Land O' Lakes Past. Proc Q I 7 returning to Washington details on programs but for a Coco Mat 14" i2 4 " tK h ANTI PERSPIRANT 3-oz. people with his votes on energy. Weicker than for Mrs, Schaffer. Sartor, who was recently appointed state veterans homes from $10 to w ith in — Sure taste of "what kind of man ' a SEAL- Mb. C Q c $ho(>RiU j “The oil companies know a friend $11 50 per day retroactive to the A. 1 hour Cottage Cheese TEST cup kfvnchif th« . 1 ST. JOSEPH S 2 btls.ol candidate is, says flenry Cabot OMfZr t]( OKh FOR CHILDREN B. 3 hours Macaroni Salad T 3 9 ' Scatter Rug Aspirin 36 H A R T F O R D — The Connecticut Ixxlge, Richard Nixon's 1960 run start of 1976 2-lb. Citizen Action Group said today C. 12 hours BEACON SOLID ^ 6.S-ot. I ning mate Blue Bonnet SPREAD bowl 99’ STORE S*LICEO . that a study showed that 73 per In addition to smoke, a Bologna 99' BlanketsCOLORS 72" M 90" tK h Pepsodent Toolhpasit tuba W ASllING 'rO N - The I’ostal Jewish New Year begins Friday cent of the 107 incumbent Service says there may be some closely contined tire m BOSTON — Mayor Kevin H legislators who responded to a a home or an apartment The In-Store Bakery PlaceT The Bakery Place White wants the Massachusetts delays in parcel deliveries as a The Cbokies Place The Snacks Place Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New the obstacles that stand in the way to CCAG survey expressed concern can generate a lethal Commendments at Sinai and the Legislature to give Boston result of huge increases in bulk '^•FRUITED Year, will be observed by Jewish their attainment. that public safety was threatened amount of carbon mon ShopRHe REG. proclamation of liberty each Jubilee authority to tax the income of mail volume due to the United people beginning tomorrow evening It has been the Jewish belief that, in at least one area of nuclear oxide, NO PRES. ADDED KEEBLER COOKIES POTATO CHIPS Year. In listening to the Shofar almost everyone working in the I’arcel Service strike □ True □ False and continuing through Saturday and on the New Year, God sits in judg today, the people are to be moved to safeguards. Nuclear waste dis Fitter Patter or city, but the 11th hour effort CINNAMON 20-oz. SNYDER BDX, Sunday. ment and determines the destiny of posal conern was the one most loivee ' KRINKLE, REGULAR, dedicate themselves to the moral and appears doomed in the final days ■ A N S W E R S - Chocolate Fudge The holiday will usher in the Year all creatures for the coming year. ethical principles of Judaism and to expressed International 9-oz. 3 BAR-B-QUE of an election year session 5737 in the Hebrew calendar. The For this reason prayers for life, for the liberation of those who suffer op .STRIP pkg.' ShopRite or 32-oz. ( % Q < Town House Crackers 59c BK IRU T. lA'banon — President SSUOIEIOQBT SJ3|IJMJ8pun Aq Jewish Rye Pumpernickel loaf date is based on the biblical account peace and for happiness for all pression and enslavement. Elias Sarkis took his oath of office 3qiAJ8sA|8(ES oqqnd 10-oz. p k g . ^ ^ C of the creation of the world. mankind constitute a dominant Rosh Hashanah begins a period of FARM 22-oz SUNSHINE WETHERSFIELD - A com in Syrian-occupied Chtaura, 25 E SE p3piACJd Vienna Rolls ShopRHe Services at Temple Beth Sholom theme of the services. The 10 days called "Ten Days of Repen National •Not AveH. In BileioL Meriden or New BtHeln. Apple Pie FLAVOR boi 59' Hi Ho CRACKERS 16-oz. 79' Popcorn CHEESE plicated tax decision has kept the miles east of Beirut while lighting 3ltCUiS 3q| 59' will be held tomorrow evening at worshippers plead to be "inscribed in tance" which will culminate on Yom Not retpontible lor typogr^Ncel'ormra * “ 'PP'Y “ ••• Hemt lor el ol our cu^mere, we mutt reserve the right to ImH Ihe purchate ol talee lo unHt ol 4 ol any tale Heme, eacepi where otharwita noted." attorned general busy while the PASADENA. Calif - Viking 2 rages in Beirut and the coun UEqi snpjsSuEp sjouj sq pep 8:15, Saturday beginning at 9 a.m. the Book of Life, Blessing and Kippur, the Day of Atonement, Mon apiKOuoul upqjBP aqi jndi Prices ellecMve Sun., Sept, 19, 1976 thru Set., Sept. 25. 1978. Wekefem Food CorporiHon, 197B gaming commission and the has discovered that the north tryside i and 7 p.m., and on Sunday, beginning Peace." day, Oct. 4, the holiest day of the Not responsible for typographical errors. Foiy Shopper owners of the Plainfield dog track polar cap of Mars is mostly frozen suniin at 7:30 a.m. and 7 p.m. During the services the Shofar Jewish calendar. This is a period of EuapEq pooS jaq|o jp mpajp have been waiting since July for water, settling a scientific dispute Since the date of the year goes (ram ’s horn) is sounded. This is to introspection and self-examination LONDON A government- 587 EftST MIDDLE TURHPIKE 214 SPENCER STREET word on how much tax the track and increasing the chances for 'asiBuucABui s33a suie| pod OPEN SUNDAYS 9 TO 4 back to creation, much thought is recall the many occasions when the during which Jewish people are to appointed commission warns that poo| aqi (I A||Bpadsa 'A||eaj3 MANCHESTER should pay More than $90,000 is development of life on the red MANCHESTER given during the services to the state Shofar was sounded in the Jewish examine their lives and to make the a determined terrorist group sasBatauj qjMOjS EuapEq jp Opsn 8;3D A.M. • 10.3D P.M now in a fund set aside until the planet Open Mon-Fri 7 A.M. • Midnight: Sat. 7 A.M. -10:30 P.M. of the world affairs, to the ideals that past, the most important of which necessary and spiritual im could easily build a crude atom i(S|j aqi ’stneq f pupAag g [ PRICES EFFECTIVE ONIY AT THE SHOP RITE STORES LISTED ABOVE interpretation of the lax law is ob humanity should seek to attain and to was the giving of the Ten provements. bomb and hold governments up to tained from the attorney general WASHINGTON - Betty Ford nuclear blackmail " PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Sept. 23, 1976 MANCHES'TER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Sept. 23. 1976 - PAGE THREE I Theater | All the people of Manchester and sur Schorr rounding areas are Invited to see the schedule motion pictures of the devastated earthquake area In Udine, Italy. The UA East 1 — "Missouri wins Break” 9:10; "Buffalo Bill place Is Piano’s Restaurant, Bolton, and Indians" 7:00 Connecticut, Tuesday, September 28, UA E ast 2 — "S p ace 7:30 p.m. Dr. X.R. Basile will be there to Odyssey" 7:00-9:25 WASHINGTON(UPI) - show the pictures and narrate. UA East 3 — "Great Scout Questions remained today Tremors continue almost daily in this and Cathouse Thursday” 7:20- over Daniel Schorr's future area of Italy and the people are living in 9:10 •Rockville Showplace 1 — as a CBS reporter, but fear. Please help by sending your con “Ode to Billy Joe” 7:10-9:10 there no longer was any tribution today to... Rockville Showplace 2 — doubt that he had won his "The Omen” 7:15-9:20 fight with Congress over Venetian Earthquake Vernon Cine 1 — "The Sailor the secrecy of a news Who Fell From Grace With source. Relief, inc. The Sea," 7:30-9:30 The House Ethics Com Box 803, Manchesteri Conn. 06040 Vernon Cine 2 — "Logan's mittee, avoiding a con Run” 7:05-9:10 stitutional confrontation Nathan G. Agostinelll, Raymond F. Oamato Manchester Drive-In — and Sam Fllloramo, DIreclora over free press issues, Reopens Friday decided Wednesday to take no punitive action against FULFESTWAL Schorr for refusing to BARGAIN ★ MATINEES.^ “M ISSOURI IRIAir AND divulge the source of a »nd riATUM “lUFFALO SILL and INDIANS“ leaked intelligence report. SI.SOTODAV: "Reason has finally UNTIL 2^ P.M .; 1200l-ASfy\CE prevailed and, I hope, will I ODYSSEY fg prevail against any future efforts to use con SHaVcStciNlMAT 1234 TMI S H A T K O U T [Kil gressional coercion against AND CAIKOtlSE TNUnOAV” 1-84 EXIT58-SILVER LANE-ROBERTS ST. the exercise of freedom of EAST HARTFORD • 24HR. TEL. INFO. 568-8810 the press," Schorr later ^FREEUGHTED_PAR|Chicago. 4-PIECE PLACE SEHINR OF ’’MAHOGANr AT 7 organizations and 548 individuals” "As far as I am con televised at 9.30 p.m. EDT Kelley credited the reduction to shifts in procedure and to a more tranquil domestic climate. He cited these fac IMPORTED STONEWARE FROM tors: Irregularly ordained women LEAF, STEM & ROOT —A decison to stop relatively unproductive in THE SAVINRS BANK OF MANCHESTER vestigations of rank and file members of violence-prone granted eased requirements DAILY organizations and to concentrate only on leaders and The convention, in its actions approving 9:30-5:30 policy makers of target groups, MINNEAPOLIS (UPI) - The Episcopal women's ordination and revision of its —A decision to substitute a "quality approach” to Church's House of Bishops reversed itself Thurs. ’til 9 Book of Common Prayer, has changed the SALE-AGRAM probes of domestic security threats rather than engage in Wednesday and voted unanimously to ease iMmAllHICMD life of the three million-member church in Save two ways at our fall festival of savings. Deposit $50. or SET A FESTIVE TABLE broad sweeps aimed at picking up masses of information, requirements for 15 irregularly ordained 649-2522 the United States. much of which turns out to be irrelevant. women priests. more to a new or existing regular high interest savings account, included in the accessory pieces For some, those actions meant the SALE SALE SALE STOP JOIN US FOR OUR EXCITING —Finally, a decline in violent group tactics in the The bishops' action cleared the way for church had lapsed into heresy and they and take home FREE* a 4-piece place setting of durable English are attractive in-glazed designer United States following the end of the Vietnam War. the conclusion today of the church’s 65th ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONI STOP WE’RE triennial convention after acting on a host pronounced it to be in a state of "internal stoneware. dinner plates in vivid color that Kelley testifed Wednesday in the Senate’s newly schism.” BURSTING WITH A FRESH SELECTION OF HEALTHY created intelligence oversigm commiiiee wnicn is of minor matters and proposals, including Others see them as the winds of reform This 4-piece place setting is oven and dishwasher proof and will give any table a festive charged with monitoring the activities—and preventing resolutions regarding homosexuals and a PLANTS STOP JUST RECEIVED LOADS OF NEW and compared the 13-day General Conven abuses—of the U S. intelligence community. proposed $96 million dollar fund raising includes a dinner plate, salad plate, cup and saucer. 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The picture taking ALL PRICES INCLUDE two Soyuz 22 cosmonauts opened a program of close They successfully test human eye. was done with an East Ger add $50. or more to your savings account. 7% CT SALES TAX landed safely on target in space cooperation with fired the rocket motor on SEPT. 22 THROUGH SEPT. 25 STOP***LOOKING Bykovsky, 42, and man camera. At the Savings Bank of Manchester we pay the highest in the Soviet Union today other Communist nations, their tiny descent module, Aksenov, 41, were rocketed It was the first time that 'Offer limited to one free place FORWARD TO SEEING YOUl after an eight-day mission Tass said it "has been moved log books, film and into Earth orbit Sept. 15 in a Soviet manned space terest allowed by law on all our savings accounts, so come into setting per account. Free offer in Earth orbit. fully carried out,” other materials into the the Soviet Union’s third mission had employed Moscow Radio said the Bykovsky, the Soyuz 22 return vehicle and major space probe this foreign-built equipment any of our 13 convenient offices and start saving today. good for limited time only. cosmonauts softlanded at commander, reported on wrapped up the last of their summer. and marked the beginning 10:42a.m (3:42a.m. EDT) national television experiments. Soviet scientists said of what the Soviet press 93 miles from Tselinograd Wednesday night that he Tass news agency said their main task was to said was closer coopera WHAT’S NEW AT THE GLORIOUS in th e Republic of and flight engineer the final scientific work in photograph for economic tion on space flights Kazakhstan. Aksenov had completed a volved the effect of cosmic purposes large areas of the between Moscow and its TELEPHONE 646-1700 EMPORIUM THIS WEEKEND? The report described the rigorous 16-hour prepara ray particles on light- Soviet Union and East Ger East European allies. mission as "successful.” Latest Arrivals: • G.E. TAPE RECORDERS Tass news agency said cosmonauts Valery • AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORY FIRESTOCK Bykovsky and Vladimir • METAL STRIPS AND MOULDINGS Aksenov "feel well." SHVIN6S BRNK OF MANCHESTER • AUTO SPEAKERS & HALOGEN LIGHTS Ground control gave the cosmonauts the okay to Polio vaccine contract signed MANCHESTER • EAST HARTFORD • SOUTH WINDSOR • BOLTON • ANDOVER • ASHFORD MEMBER FD IC begin their descent at 10:17 ATLANTA (UPI) — A developing spokesman said. The new agreement means vaccine a m, (3:17 a.m. EDT) and nationwide shortage of polio vaccine All persons who take the vaccine supplies will start filtering into state then 10 minutes later, when apparently ended Wednesday when will be given a statement outlining health departments within the next they were 3.1 miles from the National Center for Disease Con the drug’s risks, the agreement two weeks. earth, they were instructed trol signed-a contract with a drug between the drug company and the The vaccine shortage came at a to open their i parachute, manufacturer for new supplies. CDC states. The risk statements will time of large demand for the drug the radio said. The njanufacturer, Lederle be distributed to all local and state when schools began fall vaccination Their final pre-descent Laboratories, will deliver 2.5 million public health departments ad programs. communication from doses of the vaccine by Oct. 4 and ministering the vaccine. The demand for the risk clause ground control included a another 2.5 million doses by Oct. 18, Lederle insisted the CDC require grew out of a Texas court case in m essage from Soviet according to a spokesman at the all public health departments to which a vaccine manufacturer was leader Leonid I. Brezhnev CDC. warn recipients of the drug's possible held liable when a child who had wishing them "a happy lan If the federal government needs side-effects. The drug company’s de ding." the radio said. received the vaccine developed polio. more vaccine, it can order it under mand has delayed the sienine of the The polio vaccine uses a live virus to The mission, one of the an open-ended, minimum guarantee contract since the original agree build up immunity to the crippling briefest Soviet manned clause in the contract, the ment for the vaccine ran out in June. disease. PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Sept. 23, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Sent. 23. 1976 — PAGE FIVE lEaurlipalrr Eupuiug rath Big money involved in an emotional issue TV cigarette ad ban lifting urged the BICYCLES Manchester — A City of Village Charm PORTLAND, Maine Pathfinder. LM6E$T SUECTiei IF board of the Television people’s attention, they McGorill said. called “strong” cigarette Founded Oct. 1 1881 (UPI) — A local broad McGorill said he has not lEW IICTCtt$ III THE WASHINGTON - The trouble with Abortion involves the most in sonalized chit-chat about abortion Bureau of Advertising, won’t go looking for it.” The ban has made it has increased its share of yERRON MEI Member. Audit Bureau of Circulation Meint7e> United Press international caster has called for a par had much response to his the United States government is that timate act a male and female can and its precursory congress is said the ban has not McGorill would like to extremely hard for new the market by 50 per cent Andrew Tully tial lifting of the five-year- idea. But he does not expect Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square it can't do anything small. A share, and inevitably — or so I've juvenile. I yearn for the company of achieved its goal of see legislation allowing low tar and nicotine during the period. old ban on television and the tobacco industry to Manchester. Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711 Frenchman with an itching mosquito found — produces a general discus the very grownup Scandinavians who decreasing smoking in the commercials for cigarettes products to survive, said According to McGorill, radio cigarette ads-in the favor it, and is not sure sion on sexual intercourse that United States. with tar and nicotine levels McGorill, several manufacturers are Raymond F Robinson, Ediior-Pubiisber Harold E Turhington. Managing Editor bite scratches it. Over here. assume that everybody knows the cause of better health. members of his own in deteriorates into expositions of the McGorill said it has in below certain limits. He “In the five years since developing cigarettes with Congress appropriates a million or spokesmen who see abortion on de facts of life between the sexes and Bruce McGorlll, dustry will support it. stead decreased the said the limits should be the ban was instituted, 105 almost no tar or nicotine, Opinion two bucks to study the effect of mand as the government's racist in most graphic nature, including even therefore see no need to publicly bab manager of WCSH-TV and He said he realizes his iTMgMuvmn ClaMt public’s knowledge of new reviewed frequently in new brands have been in and he is convinced the in N U tw tM d llc v c lo m*v b« your mosquito bites on elementary school strument in reducing the number of the recounting of personal ble about them. a member of the national plan is suspect because of lo •ooM town dthvtmt. low tar and nicotine light of new medical and troduced, most low or 6cttm tamput captn. o» WituraSt grades. experiences that should be confided From all this palaver, a sensible dustry will eventually the potential advertising poor black children. cigarettes on the market, market information. lower in tar and nicotine,” cntMet m tiv country T>x dapandabl* only to a physician or head shrinker. come up with cigarettes revenues to broadcasters if t u y to op«T»it CIm M. long • UvoriM Our penchant for the grand solution Faugh! As reiterated regularly, voice has emerged. It is that of Sen. products he said have been “If you allow just the m t'. rapt comet m c a n ^ applt rad he said. “Of the 105, only 33 containing none. the ban is lifted. But the <4dth 6 ISO mpg Mtnareli engine and POST ROAD PLAZA is one of the reasons abortion has What has happened to the grace of Jam es Buckley, C-R, N.'V'., who proved less damaging to a a competety automatic t i a n w o n How much publicity this space refused to be drawn into narrowest number of low have become national “But if they bring it argument doesn't hold MAIN STREET. ROUTE 36 become a major —and distasteful — reticence? Is it really de rigueur seeks legislation to make tuition smoker's health. VERNON. CONN. 173 3 IU the battle. To this witch doctor, abor tar and nicotine cigarettes brands, of which only 13 about, they will be denied because the broadcast in issue in the Presidential campaign. tion is an intensely personal and even in this age of bad taste to bare payments to private schools tax- “ I'm sure awareness is on the air, then you spur on ■ MON 5AT 6 II 6 M 3rd District are given credit for being an opportunity on radio and dustry has done fine ' OPEN THUPS 4 *41 down,’’ he said. "If I iVININOt TILL t due corrupt officials? Once the Supreme Court had ruled private matter, and should never (and I use the verb advisedly) the deductible. Buckley is anti-abortion, others to get under that successful" television to tell the public without cigarette adver conclave something is not called to AH npain fm finfd % 8h»fp4oti>i » K tyi Madt that the state should not interfere in have become a political issue. details of one's sex life, and the but he speaks for parents both pro wire in order to compete,” He said at least one so- they’ve done it,” he said. tising, he said. the "right" of abortion. Washington Besides, there are too many respon problems that may complicate or and con on this matter. now Sept. 29 went into action. As a result, the sible people on both sides of the blight physical mating, at a social In his recent go-around with At the federal level, for Says Buckley; “The same govern The date of the . American taxpayer, under the debate; 1 refuse, even by implima- gathering? I don't know about all you ment that denies you a tax break President Ford over the ques example, and excluding the tion, to question their good faith. Republican Third Medicaid health program for the liberated folks, but I get sick to my when you pay twice to send your kids tion of whether FBI director Watergate offenders, convic Senatorial District conven poor, pays out between $45 and $50 But the question of good taste also stomach when the fish course is to school — once through local taxes tion has been changed to Shop Caldor This Week For A Rainbow Of COME IN Clarence Kelley should have tions were obtained during this million a year to help the states intrudes. We must, obviously, tainted by tales of Sapphic neuroses. and again through tuition — has Wednesday, Sept. 29. * PICK UP been fired because he accepted provide abortions for some 300,000 In this context, I am reminded of period against a sitting vice tolerate public discussion of the issue declared nonprofit abortion clinics to The convention, which YOUR Medicaid recipients. by political candidates; they've had the story told about the first J. P. will select a candidate for gifts from subordinates and let president, a half-dozen be charitable health organizations. COPY OF bureau agents perform certain members of Congress, and a So fairly big money is involved in the issue, willy-nilly, thrust upon Morgan when he was chided by an So now the rich and powerful tax- the Third Senatorial seat, an emotional issue. As a result, associate for dallying with a ball of was scheduled to OUR VALUE interior decorating services in number of congressional aides them. But the next time some exempt foundations can pour their penny-pinching citizens who have no female, pro or con, launches a speech feminine fluff “behind closed doors." millions into abortion mills without a reconvene on Oct. 5. This PACKED his apartment, Democratic and a judge of the court of date, however, would have opinion on abortion's morality have at a dinner party or cocktail bust on Morgan's response was icy. "That," penny being taxed.” CIRCULAR presented problems for the presidential candidate Jimmy appeals. Also on the federal added their voices to the untidy the subject — complete with clinical he said, "is what doors are for." That, for a change, is a plea for tht sending out of absentee Carter made a good point. list were high-ranking officials clamor. So have some black details — I'm walking out. Among other things, all this per rights of the born. ballots, which begins Oct. People have a right to ask, of such agencies as the Depart 2 . he said, “if the big shots in D r. F r e d e r ic k W. YOU'LL RECOGNIZE ment of Housing and Urban THIS FASHION Washington get by with it, why Development and the Small Spaulding of Manchester SPECTACULAR can’t I?...What sort of induce Business Administration. had originally been BY WORLD selected to run for the seat. FAMOUS MAKERS! ment is that to young people At the state level, high- He dropped out of the race not break the law?’’ ranking officials included a due to commitments to his Fine Now it may be impossible to governor, state judges, cabinet family and dentistry prac Long Sleeve Leather prove that misconduct by tice. members and legislators. All delegates to the first Men’s Shirts Handbags public officials encourages the And at the local level, scores convention, where Dr. YOUR CHOICE Reg. 19.99 same on the part of the or of mayors, councilmen, county Spaulding was picked, have dinary citizen, and in Kelley’s executives, law enforcement been notified of the new case there were, at least in the convention date. officials and political leaders The Sept. 29 convention $ President’s estimation, a were convicted of crimes in will be held at East Hart number of extenuating cir volving the betrayal of their ford’s Raymond Library at cumstances. public trust. 7:30 p.m. But certainly, the belief that All of which presents • Poly/Cotton Superb styling ol luxur elected and appointed officials Rugby Stripe Knit ious leathers, with ex something of a dilemma: Wide choice oi sporty stripes, quisite detailing, top are “getting by with it’’ on a Should this startling number of WWI Bonuses collars and embroidery, S XL quality hardware; many grand scale is one cause of convictions be publicized, or beautifully lined Americans’ widespread dis should it not? end Oct. 1 •Solid & Fancy Knit Sport gust with government and On the one hand, it makes it state Treasurer Henry All nylon or poly cotton, Soft politics. appear as if corruption truly is E. Parker reminds geometries, abstracts, veterans of World War I S XL Tanned Leather The fact is, however, that rampant in government — since 1970 something like 1,000 that the cut-off dates for Handbags although Thornburgh took applications for the State’s • Fancy Print ^ federal, state and local govern World War 1 Veterans & Woven Dress ‘ pains to emphasize that this Poly and blends, scenic, ment officials have been con Bonus Program is Oct. 1, tone on tone stripes was not necessarily so, but 14'; 17.32)35 Reg. victed on federal corruption 1976, rather was the result of more The State of Connecticut 14.99 charges involving extortion, energetic prosecution by the pays a bonus of $300 to i/'' bribery, kickbacks and other Justice Department. eligible World War I abuses. On the other hand, to ignore veterans or their surviving This was revealed last spouses. In order to it or downplay it would be to qualify, the veteran must month by Assistant Attorney permit the public to go on have served at least 90 General Richard L. Thorn believing that everyone in days on active duty, be a NO-IRON burgh. In light of the Kelley af government is “getting by with current resident of Connec fair, and Mr. Carter’s attempt ticut unless reasons of it.” health caused relocation, Men’s or Ladies’ to make a little political hay We just hope that the Justice and have been a legal resi Solid & Print out of it, what Thornburgh said ^function Department continues its dent of the state for a full Pastel Sheets before bears repeating. Busy bee (Photo by Reginald Pinto) year prior to entering the L.E.D. Watch vigorous activities, regardless TWIN FUTorFinED The cases he cited were no service; or have been a of which presidential can resident for five years YOUR CHOICE minor ones by any means. didate wins the election. after separation from the Almanac service. The veteran is in Reg. i93 eligible for Connecticut's 3.99 $< The crime rate bonus if he has received a Now, dream in mix ’n match OUfi LOWEST bonus in any amount from PRICE EVER! WASHINGTON — Naked in their bone, blue or yellow Poly- By United Press International unconstitutional by the U.S. Supreme another state. ester/cotton blend irons simplicity, the figures seem Relevant research? Today is Thursday, Sept. 23, the Court. Parker said, “The in the washer •Sony AM/FM Table Radio Reg. 39.95 ominous. Seventy one per cent of Ray Cromley program expiration date is 2-Mantle Lantern or 267th day of 1976 with 99 to follow. In 1974, Massachusetts Senator FULL FLAT QUEEN FLAT PKG.OF2 Pedestal base; modern, compact. Extra large speaker. homicides are committed by chronic The moon is in its new phase. Edward Kennedy said he would not a m atter of law. So far we orFinED or FIHED PILLOWCASES 2-Burner Camp Stove Quality alt the way' Cir Surprise! Psychologists have says the psychologists, is that offenders, 77 per cent of rapes. 70 per The morning stars are Mercury, seek the Democratic presidential have paid out over $5,213,- cuitry module made by just noticed another difference there are sex differences in cent of robberies, 69 per cent of harmful group. Saturn and Jupiter. nomination in 1976 and would not 000 to more than 18,000 ser Reg. Reg. Hughes Aircraft Corp Some can be changed. I'm certain. The evening stars are Venus and accept a draft. vicemen from the World 4.99 799 Choice ol white or yellow between boys and girls — the size, strength and body shape. aggravated assaults, 66 per cent of YOUR YOUR metal linish. burglaries, 64 per cent of larceny and Some cannot with present Mars. War I era.” way they carry books. Parker also said that the CHOICE CHOICE EACH But since book-carrying habits 51 per cent of auto thefts. rehabilitative techniques. Cruel as it Those born on this date are under A thought for the day; American EACH -ag’.aif". 'J l '- As reported in Psychology naval hero John Paul Jones declared World War II, Korean and develop long before these The very size of these percentages, may sound, once they've proved their the sign of Libra. REG. 19.99 Actor Walter Pidgeon was born (in during a battle with British forces in Vietnam era bonuses will EXCEPTIONAL nJ Today magazine, a team of differences become apparent however, should give us one ray of inability to give up crime, I believe WORLD FAMOUS Canada) on Sept. 23, 1898. 1779, "I have just begun to fight.” continue to be paid through VALUE! rj FOR PERFORMANCE! researchers studied 3,100 hope. To'a startling degree much of this latter group must be semi The sportsman's lavorite — and Coleman's at puberty, they speculate that On this day in history; June 30, 1978. •Panasonic AM/FM permanently confined as a protection best sellers, rugged and dependable students from kindergarten other factors may be involved, our crime today is committed by a In 1779, the USS Bonhomme Blended Digital Clock Radio to society until that day when we I Mobil through college age and dis such as the desire of children small number of our citizenry The Richard, commanded by American Polyester/Acrylic Lighted clock lace, walnut grain Coleman 4 LB. Acrylic learn what it is that makes them tick, cabinet Wake to music or alarm. Special 10W30 covered that boys carry books growing crime figures, therefore, naval hero John Paul Jones, defeated Small Appetite Sleeping Bag. Reg. 17 .99 . 1 3 ’ ^ to imitate their elders. and what we can do about it. Just as Blanket at their sides, with their arms may not indicate a growth of the British frigate Serapin in a battle Several authenticated Motor Oil Next thing, somebody will lawlessness among our people, but we semi-isolate a person with a off the coast of Scotland. Today’s thought stories tell of land snails that straight down, “as if they were notice that girls and boys simply that a small percentage of our serious contagious disease who has In 1926, Jack Dempsey lost his lived for years without food spears.” Girls carry books “as committed no crime. Or a person heavyweight boxing championship to In the 1850s, a supposedly throw baseballs differently, men, women and youth are getting dead desert snail found in 72x90” if they were cradling a baby.” and another research project away with more than in the past with a dangerous form of insanity. Gene Tunney in Philadelphia. Healthy love enjoys “aloneness” Egypt was mounted on a card Reg. 5.99 FARBERWARE SPECIALS! In 1950, Congress adopted the U.S. and displayed in the British The obvious explanation. will be launched. As of today, most of our states and Meanwhile, research should be in as well as "togetherness.” Blended 60% polyester 54! Internal Security Act, providing for Museum Four years later, Reg. 74c Qt. communities have opted for no solu tensified on the causes of and cure Earle R. Custer, Pastor 40% acrylic in soil, com registration of Communists. Com the rare specimen crawled out patible shades, Limi16 0ti PerCuilomer tion We are unable, apparently, in North United Methodist Church for the depredation of what today munist registration later was ruled of its shell. It ate cabbage machine wash practice to distinguish a perennial seem to be incorrigible repeaters. leaves and resumed its METAL OIL POUR SPOUT 49* repeater from a citizen who errs, suspended life HOW THEY STAND But the first step is this distinction serves once — but from that time on between the perennial repeaters and MADE IN U.S.A. stays out of serious trouble We have SIDE GLANCES by Gill Fox This printing test pattern is others, and between the seeming in- part of The Herald quality not learned to "cure" recidivists; Sturdy On corrigibles and those amenable to control program in order to nor have we resolved to lock them up existing methods. This division give you one of the finest Work Shoes detente for any meaningful period, and thus, newspapers In the nation. would enable us to devote a much Oxford, Reg 16.99 at least temporarily deprive them of greater effort on those who havi 2 ^ the opportunities to rob, assault or committed a crime where the kill. In nine crimes out of 10 we send (ierald Ford Jimmy Carfer chances of effective rehabilitation — no one to prison, in the main because "1 believe lhal in our allempt to ease "Detente can be an instrument for the payoff — is greater. tensions between the Soviet I'nion and long-term peaceful change within the we re unable to find the person the I'nited States, we have achieved a Communist system, as well as In the rest responsible, or to prove our case if A program such as that outlined 6 Inch, Reg. 18,99 two-way street ■ of the world Our vision must be of a we do find him. above has other advantages. We are ^'•56 Conifieoce 11 3'75 more pluralistic world and not of a Com- Today I do lock my doors, when continually told that the poor and munisf monolith We must pay more ■'Angola IS an example of where years ago I did not, and am more minorities in our society don't get the Deluxe 5-Quart Open Hearth detente has not worked the wav It should, attention to China and to Eastern and we strongly object to it '' However! Europe It is in our interest to careful on what streets 1 walk at breaks afforded the white and the Crock-R-Ccx)ker Broiler Rotisserie h'ord said the framework of detente had promote a more pluralistic Communist night, even in my own middle-class middle or upper class. 1 would note world 8 Inch, Reg. 20.99 worked well in SAI.T I, and in the flve- neighborhood But from the data here, therefore, that a clampdown on .vear gram agreement, and in the long "We should make it clear that detente BOLAND General Electric 12” Diagonal repeaters would yield special .social run would help produce a settlement in requires that the .Soviets, as well as the presented by recent studies, in 100% Solid State B & W TV the Middle East United States, refrain from irresponsible cluding the one cited above the Drs. benefit. OIL CO. Our intervention in other countries The Our loie'vie*. *itH se'ecipj feooMe'i i? 31 75 Ronald Klein, David Weiss and For the evidence indicates rather EST. 1935 ! Orig. Orig. Russians have no more business in Lsadore Newman of the University of $■ "Detente literally means easing' or Angola than we have We must clearly, that in rates per thousand, Real glove leather ' 24,99 _ _ 49.99 relaxing.' but definitely not the likewise insist that the Soviet Union and Akron, plus my own experience, 1 am twice thepercentage of those earning FUEL OIL uppers. Goodyear well I Family size cooker turns inexpensive J Bonded aluminized tube relaxing of diligence or easing of effort others recognize the human rights of all convinced that as large a proportion less than'$3,000 a year are the vic construction, sizes 3 cuts ol meat into leasts' <268 Broils as regular broiler plus rotisserie A 70 positioo solid stale VHF 6V, to 12 Rather. It means movement away from automatic delivery (eature True open hearin cooking lor 2 luner Set and forget citizens who live within their boundaries, of our population is reasonably law tims of crimes of personal violence 1 3'/i()uartSize(269.0urRi« 14U 10.70 delicious healthy food' (445 constant crisis that has characierized whether they be blacks in Rhodesia. 24 HOUR SERVICE » volume control Reg 99.70 relations with the Soviet I'nion It abiding tixiay as in 1950 or 1925 or as compared with those earning $15,- Asians in Uganda, or Jews in the Soviet VJ i , . .V'iV.isav ; represents our best efforts to cool the Union ' 1910. 000 and up. And that blacks are more 646-6320 3 WAYS TO CHARGE cold war It means a fervent desire for Supm is.orx ti'1h^ '-y)., Piaffo'm Comrr.llfp fe '6 What we need, then, is a system of likely to be victims than whites. peace, but not peace at any price It MANCHESTER priorities, concentrating on deter There is evidence this dispropor 369 Canttr SI. SALE: NOW thru SAT. means the preservation of fundamental 9-9 M a n c h M la r American principles, not their mining who are the repeaters and tionate victimization of minorities ______^ « 'M US 1*1 on T ‘ Daily 10 a m. to 9 30 p.m. 1145 Tolland Turnpike Saturday 9a m to9 30pm. sacrifice" discovering how to deal with this and the poor by repeater criminals - fo«(J campaign fiyff Fo'i».qn Alfa rj "It's Helen Appleton, all set to broadcast the six o'clock edi relatively small but socially very exists over a wide range of crime. tion of the gossip!" PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Sept. 23. 1976 Conn,, Thurs., Sejt. 23, 1976- PAGE SEVEN Public Director of board "Save Sunday tor tho Family" Kelly-Slossherg Brand-Clark Richard G. Clark, records. Business 725 E. Middle Tpke. former president and chief Warranty dreds and the consumer h i Manchester executive officer of the Charles J. Minicucci and Greater Manchester Joanne Slossberg, formerly of Barbara Ann Clark and Dudley A. David L. Minicucci, both of Chamber of Commerce, Manchester, and William Michael Brand III, both of Coventry, were Bolton, to John S. Ziemak DOUBLE STAMPS has been named executive Kelly of Kingsport, Tenn. were married Sept. 4 at First S r. and Eleanor M. director of the Broward In Manages branch bank married in a civil ceremony on Congregational Church in Coventry. Ziemak, property at 374-376 dustrial Board, Ft. Lauder SAT. NIGHT March 16 in Johnson City, Tenn. The bride is the daughter of Mr. Hartford Rd., $77,500. dale, Fla. Deborah K. Adams of '•»4| They were honored Aug. 22 at a and Mrs. Arthur W. Clark of Mark Virginia H. Salisbury to in Mun The Broward Industrial Manchester has been 7 - 1 0 P . M . wedding reception at Piano’s Dr., Coventry The bridegroom is Robert W. Ososki, Chester Board consists of represen promoted to branch Restaurant in Bolton hosted by the the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dudley A. S. Ososki, and Mary E. tatives from 15 Chambers manager of the State bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Brand II of Echo Rd., Coventry. Ososki, property at 458 8 Page Circular At All StoresI Capitol office of Hartford Slossberg of 95 Milford Rd. The Rev. Bruce Johnson of Coven of Commerce in Broward Porter St., $52,000. National Bank and Trust Mr. Kelly is the son of Mr. and try performed the double-ring County and represen David W. Hinchey and Co., Hartford. The office is C T p r a i Mrs. Charles A. Kelly of Kingsport, ceremony. The church was decorated tatives of the Broward Mary R. Hinchey to Walter at 60 Washington St., Hart Tenn. with daisies and gladioli. Frank County Commission, ser Moroz and Kathleen W. ford. Members of the reception line in Cookson of Storrs was organist. ving a county population of Moroz, both of Granby, Ms. Adams began with cluded the bride's and the The bride, given in marriage by more than 900,000. property at 17 Hilltop Dr., the bank in 1963 in the com bridegroom’s parents; the bride’s her father, wore an organza gown Clark left Manchester $40,000. about two years ago to mercial loan department. sister. Miss Barbara Slossberg of trimmed with lace and designed with Eastern Associates and long sleeves, V-neckline. She wore a accept a position as Charles J. Coniam, Since then, she has held Manchester; another sister (and Richard G. Clark brother-in-law). Dr. and Mrs. Joseph straw picture hat and carried a executive vice president trustee, to David Minicuc positions in marketing, Yanai of Oak Park, III. cascade bouquet of gardenias, and chief executive officer ci, Bolton, properties at corporate banking, per sonal banking, and since Miss Slossberg was in charge of the veregated ivy, stephanotis and of the Greater Plantation 160-162 Eldridge St., $37.40 guest book. baby’s breath. Chamber of Commerce, has continued his education conveyance tax, 55 Winter last year, manager of the For the reception, Mrs. Kelly wore Miss Sheryl Caisse of Coventry was Plantation, Fla. He held at the U niversity of St., $69.30 conveyance tax, State Capitol office. She is a graduate of a navy blue sleeveless, scoop neck maid of honor. Miss Nancy Clark of that post until his recent Delaware and the Univer and 49-55 Fairfield St., cotton batiste gown with a floral Coventry, the bride’s sister, was the appointment. sity of Florida. This year, $70.40 conveyance tax. Colby-Sawyer College (formerly Colby Junior print bodice and matching floral bridesmaid. Miss Monica Clark of Clark is a 1965 graduate he was named one of the tjuilrlaim deed Deborah K. Ailaniti College) in New London, hemline. Her headpiece, designed by Coventry, the bride’s sister, was of State University College Outstanding Young Men in Donald Pet to Morris N.H. her sister, Mrs. Yanai, was a ring of flower girl. of Potsdam, N.Y., and he America by the Jaycees. Pet, Irvin I. Donick, and L. lavender, pink, and white asters. Richard C. Sanborn Jr. of Coventry Stephen Hess, property on Following the reception, the couple served as best man. Richard W. Birch Mountain Rd., $21,- left on a motor trip through New Brand of Coventry, the bridegroom’s 471. brother, was the usher. England. They will reside in Johnson Miner Photo Federal tax lien Joins practice City, Tenn. A reception was held at the Munson^s to open American Legion Hall in Coventry, Internal Revenue Ser Mrs. Kelly is em ployed in D r. Frederick M. after which the couple left on a trip Mr. and Mrs. Dudley A. Brand III vice against Plus-Form merchandising by The J. C. Penney store in Groton Daniels has become through Northern New England. For Inc., 210 Pine St., $10,- Co. in Johnson City. Mr. Kelly is 030.64. associated with Dr. David traveling, Mrs. Brand wore a rust- Coventry. Munson’s Candy Kitchen, a Bolton-based candy working toward his master’s degree ford. Mr. Brand is employed as a judgment lien J. Erluco in the practice of colored pantsuit and a white orchid manufacturer, is opening its third store today, at the in psychology at East Tennessee Mrs. Brand is employed as a typist carpenter at the University of Manchester Radiologists general dentistry at offices corsage. The couple will reside in Lighthouse Square shopping center in Groton. State University in Johnson City. at Travelers Insurance Co. in Hart- Connecticut at Storrs. Inc. against Arthur F. on Tolland Green, Tolland. Mr. and Mrs. William M. Kelly Company owner Robert Munson said opening of the Dr. Daniels, formerly of n r 1,200-square-foot shop, just off Rt. 1, follows completion Steele, property at 560 Ver non St. Woodbridge and now an of a major expansion program at the Bolton facility on Ashford resident, received WITH THIS COUPON ANO S7.SO PURCHASE Hop River Rd. (Rt. 6). Marriage lieenaea his B.A. degree and D.D.S. The expansion program involved a 1,500-square-foot ad Michael Katz and Janice degree from the University "T Green Giant Menus dition to the candy manufacturing facility. The new addi Kos, both of Manchester, of Michigan. tion include installation of modern, automated candy Sept. 25. Dr. Frederick M. Daniels making equipment to boost the production capability, Rudy DiPietro, 48 NIBLETS Junior Women planning Munson said. Eldri^e St., and Jan Elderly The Bolton facility makes all the candy for the Cruickshanks, 14 Niles Dr., School nie pudding. Oct. 2 at Emanuel 4 / M The following menus will be served headquarters store as well as the new Groton shop and a CORN Menus which will be served Sept. Wednesday: Meatball grinder, Lutheran. baby-sitting classes Sept. 27-Oct. 1 at Mayfair Gardens tossed salad, milk, apple crisp. one-year-old outlet in Hartford’s Civic Center Shops. Sears NCoupon Good Thru i 20 27-Oct. 1 in Manchester Public The firm makes more than 300 varieties of candy and is Building permita and Westhill Gardens for all Thursday: Baked meat loaf, Milton Perlman, sign at 3 Manchester residents over 60. Schools are as follows: still active in wholesaling of candy although the primary Tha Stora With HaarT parslied potato, buttered carrots, Sanford Rd., $22. Monday: Roast turkey on bread Monday: Cubed beef patty with market is retail, Munson said. Manchester Junior Women’s Club Classes will meet Oct. 11,13,18 and bread, butter, milk, ice cream. with gravy, buttered squash, lima gravy, whipped potato, buttered Munson’s was established in 1945 as the Munson’s Dan Salvatore A. Gallo, Jr., WHEN YOU CLIP AND REDEEM is again offering the Red Cross Baby 20 from 7 to 9 p.m. at 39 Haynes St. A spinach, bread, butter, milk, pears. Friday: Macaroni and cheese, pool at 795 Tolland Tpke., THURSDAY beans, cranberry sauce, fresh dy Candy Co. on Oak St. in Manchester. It first was a THESE BONUS COUPONS sitting Course for girls and boys ages certificate will be awarded to each Tuesday: Frankfurt on a roll, sliced tomatoes and lettuce, bread, $600. 11 through 15. orange, bread, margarine, coffee, butter, milk, mixed fruit and peanut wholesale business, specializing in cream wafers and Thru child who successfully completes the tea, or milk. baked beans, cole slaw, milk, brow- Erminia Della Pietra, The classes will cover such areas butter cookie. hard candies, and was started by the late Benjamin Mun course. Enrollment is limited to 25 Tuesday: Braised beef casserole son, father of the current owner. alterations and sign at 622 as care of the infant, first aid with pupils. with egg noodles, creamy vegetable Munson's first roadside store - one of the first of its E. Middle Tpke., $300. demonstrations given by the Town For further information and SATURDAY salad with French dressing, baked kind in New England - was opened on New Bolton Rd., Robert Hilderbrand, pool Fire Department and the registration, contact Mrs. Clifford at 6 Jean Rd., $3,700. Manchester Police Department, custard, bread, margarine, coffee, Manchester, in 1949. The Bolton facility was built in 1954. Scorso at 646-1423 or Mrs. Walter tea or milk. Owen and Phyllis September entertaining the child, and more. Hentschel, 649-4998 \ Robert Munson was recently elected to the board of Wednesday: Roast top round of Births directors of Retail Confectioners International, a McDonough, tool shed at 48 'k beef, gravy, baked potatoes with worldwide trade organization, for a three-year term. He Lyness St., $200. 23rd - 25th Multi-Circuits Inc., addi Olan Mills Photo butter, parslied buttered cauliflower, is also first vice president of the New England Retail canned apricots, bread, margarine, Confectioners Association. tion at 50 Harrison St., $55,- The engagement of Miss Sheree coffee, tea or milk. Lopez, Jennifer Ann, daughter of 000. Claire D'Amato to Peter Anthony parents are Mr. and Mrs. Fernando Plant care class offered Thursday: Chili Con Carne with Fernando and Debra Ann Dion Lopez Lopez-Herrero of Madrid, Spain. Her Pescosolido, both of Manchester, has ground beef, rice, tossed salad with of 199 Homestead St. She was born been announced by her parents, Mr. maternal great-grandparents are Declares dividend oil and vinegar, fruited gelatin with Sept. 13 at Manchester Memorial Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Farrand of 130 The Manchester Recreation They will be held from 1:30 to 2:30 and Mrs. James F. D’Amato Jr. of topping, bread, margarine, coffee, Hospital. Her maternal grandparents Woodbridge St. Her paternal great Directors of Hartford Department women's programs will p.m. 566 Taylor St. tea or milk. are Mr. and Mrs. Bernard A. Dion of grandmother is Mrs. Francisca Gar National Corp., the parent include a class in plant care taught Registration is being held at the Mr. Pescosolido is the son of Mr. Friday: Baked haddock fillet, Glastonbury. Her paternal grand cia de Valtierra of Madrid. firm of Hartford National by Stew Crossen, co-owner of Leaf, West Side Rec at 110 Cedar St., and Mrs. F. Peter Pescosolido of 79 parslied lemon butter, mashed Bank and Trust Co., have HMUS Church St. Krause Stem, Root on Main St. where the class will be taught. potatoes, carrot and cabbage slaw declared a dividend of 25 OUR B O N U S Crossen is an expert in the field of Guitar class will be offered for The bride-elect was graduated with dressing, gingerbread with The Manchester Evening Herald prints cents per common share, Florist & Greenhouses plant care and plant remedies. The adults and children over 10, for eight from Manchester High School in applesauce, bread, margarine, payable Oct. 20 to TO Y O U ...... more Manchester news than any other orr UP TO A MAXIMUM OP four-week course includes inden- weeks, one hour a week. 1974. coffee, tea or milk. stockholders of record tification and discussion of various Other classes being offered include Her fiance was graduated from The menu is subject to change. newspaper. Sept. 30. live plants and the proper care of sandpainting, leaded glass, quilling, East Catholic High School in 1974 and Gr«ttn Stamps plants. is currently attending Eastern acrylic painting, slimnastics, LARGEST RETAIL GROWERS IN MANCHESTER Repotting will also be discussed, crochet, ceramics, Chinese cooking Connecticut State College. A hand hill of cash la and students may bring their plants and a variety of other subjects. The couple is planning a June 1977 bottor than a garago Caff 643-9559 Full hill of atuff. to class. For information on classes call 643- wedding at St. James Church in 621 HARTFORD ROAD, MANCHESTER Book Manchester. COUPON 1 One Classes will begin on Monday and 6795. Childcare is available during all Per continue through Monday, Oct. 16. daytime classes. of S&H 1 0 0 E X T R A Family 8 $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ Stamps Page Nooiyeelse Worth WEEKEND SPECIAL $3.50 Jfg GREEN STAMPS C irc i^ in NOWIldMM / ■ I Merchandise on purchiNe toCuRof 11.00 lo M .H Specializing Exclusively in •■chiding sA tobacco product* Available ROSES $2^^ $100 dozen can give us SLENDERIZING Plus-Size Thif coupon may olio bo utod in combination wrilb CASH S C A R R Y in at olhof 8 A H Orion lu m p Couponi in (hlf Fashions For the Hard- Cash to-Fit _ ad with lorgof purctuMO . Every $3.00 Store luen in l| Good Thru Sept. 25 SlM* b n kn isny-n-LOTi \Ai\ai you can. Bonus Book 8,'> E. CENTKR ST. Where fashion is a look Coupons 649-.'j268 ► vcrnon circle 646-8894 t not a size (Jd n U s. Please.) « Cmudmi Samgb st « 8 Page EXTRA Nobody else in the world can give (Srcular us what you can. A pint of your blood. 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EAST HARTFORD VERNON AVON J.Ds Raal Ealata Ragal Man'a Shop Manchaatar Parfcada: 606 Park Av« Routt 44 S iRVlO lASIS lo publlclis community Mrvic* pfogrsmc, through ttw HOURS: a«0 Main St ■t Virnon Clrcl* COUPONS2A3AREWORTH WtUlni. Call MIm Carla Chaallck at Tha Harald baNva^ Bk)omn«td n«xt to CakkK Plaza Sat.: 10-1, 2-4:30 COUPONS 1.2 A 3 ARE WORTH coof^ or 4 e Mondiy Tunday W ednndiy 10 5 Thursday & Friday 10 8 Saturday 10 5 Opan Sunday 12-4 Lydall, Inc. Savingi Bank ol Manchaatar Llggaira Pharmacy S2B-373S n*ia a.m. Monday lor Thuraday'i ad PiaaM phona S43-2711 Shopping Cpnttr Vornon NaTI. Bank 676-0006 500 STAMPS ON A PURCHASE 600 STAMPS ON A PURCHASE 242-9277 649-4430 OF $26 THROUGH $29 99 $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ OF S30 OR MORE ____ PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Sepl. 23. 1976 MANCHE.STER EVENING HERALD. M.inrhcster, Conn . Thurs . .SepI 2.1. 1976 - PAGE NINE Campaign ^76: California is the runner-up howl About town
SArRAMPNTn**r!ifi?*Inpt^*"^r*tf Reagan or Jerry Brown. Likewise, the victors just now are beginning to move Democratic Northern California headquarters only last the Thp' . i - Californians voted by Only now is the s ate rebounding and starting to show mto California, the richest of all prizes in the Nov. 2 elec- Saturday, 44 days before the election. Some Democrats the m llions in the primary to send their favorite sons to any enthusiasm for the men who won. Republican Gerald linntion with with « 45 electoralelectoral votes votes. the White House, but home-state triumphs were not Ford and Democrat Jimmv Carter. worry that he frittered away important organizational The Christian education Carter, for instance, installed telephones in his United time. committee of Emanuel Similarly, President Ford only recently could claim Lutheran Church will meet success in merging his California backers with the tonight at 7 in the board Reagan forces in what most Republicans now insist will room at the church, be a unified GOP effort. Just 10 days ago, state GOP Chairman Paul Haerle St. Mary's Episcopal pillMMMlll observed about the organizational efforts: “As they used Church will have a healing to say about St. Louis baseball teams, 1 don’t see how service tonight at 7:45 at either of them can possibly win this thing.” the church. Deli Department Specials Slowly, the campaign tempo has picked up, at least a little. Most active are Republicans, traditionally better ( CHOICEST MEATS WEAVER'S LIMIT 2 The C en ter organized in a state where they are outnumbered almost Congregational Church 2-to-l by Democrats. m TOWN CHICKEN HOT DOGS ...... lb. pkg^ “The Ford people have done a pretty good job of get council will meet tonight at COOPER LOAF ting the Reagan people involved in the campaign. You 7:30 in the Robbins Room HIGHLAND PARK’S ALL SHARP LONG ACRES have to mobilize the Republican volunteers.... For any of the church. TURKEY Republican to win in this state you have got to identify CHEESE ibM.79 the Republicans, independents and Democrats who will The Center Church HKM...... J vote for you, and that's what they have done," said Mike Women's slimnastics class BEEF SALE 20% OUR OWN SALADS 1.79 will meet Friday at 9:30 GROTE & WEIGEL Deaver, one of Reagan's top aides. p o t a t o Democrats aren't quite that satisfied. The harmony a m. in Woodruff Hall of OFF RETAIL PRICES displayed at the Democratic National Convention the church. EGG & POTATO . . .ib.69^ 8OL0CNA... i..*1,49 remains, but getting down to work is another thing. SAVE 20c to 50C A LB. BOGNER’S Manchester Composite HILLSHIRE FARMS . “Yes, it's been slow," said Democratic Los Angeles ON ALL FRESH BEEF PATTIES Councilman David Cunninghm, an early Carter sup Squadron of the Civil Air ^KIELBASA ... ib.*1.49 IIVERWURST »‘ l " porter. “But you know Democrats are slow to move and Patrol will meet tonight BEEF ROUND S A V E 38‘ LB . quick to react," from 7 to 9:30 at the BONELESS As usual, California has an array of unassessed Manchester State Armory. political ringers figuring in the race. Membership in the TOP ROUND ROAST llllllllllll Attracting most of the attention is the “real” role that squadron is open to all -* 1.51 will be played by Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. and former young people from Grade 7 SAVE 3B < LB . Gov. Reagan. Both are pledged to campaign actively for through high school. BEEF ROUND Just Received From Maine their respective Democratic and Republican nominees. BONELESS But neither has been able to shake widespread belief The United Pentecostal among politicians that they will do the minimum Church will have a Bible BOnOM ROUND ROAST required to keep in the good graces of their parties. study tonight at 7:30 at the Live, Fresh Another factor is the extremely close battle between church, 187 Woodbridge St. S A V E 38* LB . Democratic Sen. John V. Tunney and his Republican op BEEF ROUND ponent, S.I. Hayakawa, 70-year-old semanticist and Manchester Young BOTTOM former president of San Francisco State University. Marines will meet tonight Republicans hope that Hayakawa, a political new at 7 at Howell Cheney RUMP ROAST comer and recent GOP convert, will attract independents Regional Vocational- and Democrats to the Republican ticket. Hayakawa rose Technical School. SAVE * LB . LOBSTERS 38 to national prominence as a hard-liner against student BEEF ROUND rebellions in the 1960s, and last June defeated three party A setback card game will BONELESS veterans to win the nomination. be played Friday at 7:30 Farm labor is yet another issue at play in the presiden p.m. in Cronin Hall of SIRLOIN______TIP ROAST ^ 2 . 3 9 . tial race. Cesar Chavez and his United Farm Workers of M ayfair Gardens. All America have qualified a ballot initiative to prevent Mayfair residents are in legislative tinkering with Brown's landmark 1975 Califor vited. nia agricultural labor relations law which gave farm workers the right to secret-ballot union representation elections. Chavez is among the most skillful political organizers ■■ ' ' in the state and Carter, who has endorsed the ballot measure, can be expected to benefit from a massive BEEF FIRST CUT FISH DEPARTMENT SAVE 18< LB. street-corner voter registration drive led by Chavez Boy Scout CHUCK ROAST ,.89« volunteers. CALIFORNIA California did not escape the congressional sex scan news BEEF CENTER CUT SAV E 20< LB. dals, either. Veteran Democratic Rep. Robert Leggett, a married SHRIMP . 2 lb. box* 3 . 7 9 CHUCK ROAST ,. « father of three, is running seared in his district northeast Boy Scout Troop 123 79 of San Francisco after acknowledging that he maintained recently had a family picnic and Court of Honor at BEEF CHUCK SEMI-BONELESS SAV E 24> FRESH FROZEN a mistress in Washington who bore him two other children. Camp Johnson. Advancements in rank UHDERBLADE ROAST „ 95‘ KING CRAB CLAWS .lb. 1 . 9 9 were awarded to James Martin, Tenderfoot; and Jeffery Bergeron, Second N B C S E N D S ^ Class. We Give Old Fashioned Seven new scouts have TheKiiiiirl |MN>ple Let Our Family entered the troop. They are Butcher Service... Tom Mikoleit, Louie Stan Serve Your Family! AlllTieBest ton, Mike Laprise, Jim Siewertsen, Mike Kean, STORE HOURS; Mark Canuel and Dan still save ill Hart lord ,\atioiial Matthew. Patrol leaders for the Mon. & Tues. 'til 6:00 317 Highland St. 7:30 Gemini Man B at k in 1 7 9 2 , u Ikmi Forgei buii'K N e w year are Steve Harley, ad\ itc, .mtl t redil, .111(1 e\en llie I 792 Il makes sense. We've no pownf m .jichf Series! Beaver; Sean Gallup, Bob \ oali W 'fbstn was beginning to u i iir version ol t liet king, in I,it i, lie nevei Wed., Thurs., & Fri. til 9:00 Iho SLipJC'f [lowur cat; Paul Zepp, Cobra; and had ,1 long, long lime Io polish .ill die MANCHESTER 10 cli'..ippe.'ir dt Ills (lit lionart in a West 1 lari lord liatl to liodier wiili .modier b.mk. W ill' Bui il Ihi--, Tim Kenefick, Eagles. vv.ivs uei .111 liel|) von s.ive. We've Sat. & Sunday Super-dCjent u' j .", John Wilt is senior patrol home, dm e were only li\e banks in I'or ,1 man w lio w role .ilvv.ivs mot li I led dill Cl (III s,iv ings 'til 6:00 11 more Ihcin IS leader. E lIG E im T D 646-4277 minutes a (lay I lie whole 13 United-Stales. die (lelinilion ol saving, I l.iriiord pi,III' lor dillei enl indiv idii.il needs. he s gofie fof Merit badges were g^QOd' Starrifig awarded to David Canuel, Naiional .idded ii|). I a c i i in I 792. Ben Murphy .ind John Wilt, Mark Canuel, Katherine Smal l man, No.ili Websiei. Crawford. Jeffrey Bergeron, William 7 h % 'v , V : : ; , „ . 7 .7 H H V Chambers, Sean Gallup, I biiigs baveii'i t li.inged Steven Hoher, Thomas all ill.11 imit 11 in I S 1 ve.irs. We don'i r l,0 ' I V , . n GROCERY SPECIALS ] A " i 4 0 V...... 7 .o K ) V Lappen, Donald Palmer, prim nionev .inv more, .md sav ings SWEET LIFE 5 VARIETIES ■■ r a ^ Garden Fresh, Produce Specials David Dufour, Kevin Kean, James Martin, Tim Harley earn interest now. .And ilie sm.ii i 0 ...... Ids VEGHABLES ,. . . 5 s * l FANCY BUTTERNUT or ACORN and Steven Harley. people still gel more lor dieir nionev SACRAMENTO . ^ I v,.„. bvsavingai I lardortl N.iiional. 0 \. M . u n i s TOMATO JUICE „ „ 4 9 * SQUASH ,12< ' l u n . n US NO. 1 8 :3 0 Baa Baa W orld War II ace NOW Pappy Boyington • MUFFIN MIX ,,„ 5 9 * Robert Conrad B lack B’nai . . H , . Y . i i e ' S ' ' POTATOES . ..G9< Iries to foil Aif Force plans for S h e e p chapter Oneol lhem was I lardortl JUICY grounding his New Series! 0 x . tu u n is BROWN BREAD 4 9 * Black Sheep" honored National. Noali Webster’s bank. pilots lor good '1 llr< IIW .im m .il vm I.I W III n s.lv IIILJ' .Mill ililri ( M Charter Oak Lodge of Uon^ before savings ■ « M U ...... lit |M>s|| ti, < 1 II > lll.lIlM IIV ORANGES ,..J0»99< B'nai B’rith was awarded a paidinleresi, \\’ebsiei ke|>t his mone\ PAMPERS 1 . 8 9 GOLDEN RIPE citation Monday at a in a I lartiord National at tonni. meeting of The Connec We ll ,ilv\,ivs pav the liigliesi Il matlesense. lie used money ticut Valley Council of s,iv mgs inlei esi die law .illous, .And BANANAS ,J8< B'nai B’rith. we printed lor liim. I le borrowed HANDY WIPES 4 9 * The citation was vte'll .ilvt.ivs b,i( k ii|) 11,11 lloi (I .N.inoii.il ..’,v Irom ns (and paid oil One awarded in recognition and s.iv ings vtiili evei \ lime-, irouble- .md appreciation for the obligation witli se\en tlo/en s|)elling nionev -s,iv ing SCI v i( e Voil'll ever STUFFED OLIVES ,,,. 5 9 * lodge’s achievement of Itooks). 1 letoultl tome lo ns lor 111111 enrolling new members need Ol use. during 1975-76. and ac - — — — ^ ( )|)en .1 11,11 doi (I N.ilional IKTERGENT * 2 . 9 9 (r~ — ------} f complishing its quota in * With This Coupon | I With This Coupon membership. s,iv ings.ii ( onni lotkiv. 1 ben sil b.u k Receiving the citation .md v\.III li .ill Vom s.iv ings griiw. I were Arthur S, Lassow, ISOTEAMIX , . . „ . * 1 . 0 9 Sin,1 1 1 diinkei, von. I Viva past president of Charter In I at I. more iban I SO.dOd sniari PILLSBURY REGULAR OR RYE Chock Full '0 Nuts ! Oak Lodge, and Aaron J. ! Jumbo 9:30 Presidential Cheerman, vice president |)eo|)les.ive,ii more ill,in (id I |,n lloid FLOUR ...... 5 lb. pkg. 6 9 * The ()( of the lodge. Making the Naiional ollit es loikiv. COFFEE contfonlal'i '• presentation was William I l-ebsi'r' Pte'.iiimt D ebate FROZEN FOOD & DAIRY 1 lb. can Gerald Ford u <1 Singer, attorney, president Jimmy Carter. of the council. B IR DS EYE CORK or PEAS . . . 2 9 * S W E E T LIFE roll H\m ixm i)v\Tiov\i ORAHGE JUICE ...... 3 5 * Good Thru Sil. Good Thru Sat. I Tnn II UmioiN|i Imtci PEPPERIDGE Sopt. 2Sth. Sapt. 25lh. Open 24 Hours Dally T il l S T FOR EMBtGENCY SERVICE MUFFIHS . Blu«b«rry, Corn, Brin, 10 ox. 4 9 ^ I Htdeeai it NfMind Pvt Miriut SWEET LIFE REG. IfgNind Put I fedewii It I Unit Om CoaQM Pv Fari) I h e First'Flacc toSax c ^MARGARIHE , . . 2 1 6 9 * , Unit (Km Cim|)m Pw Finiy | M @ b H [ 1 ^ ^ ------HEATING OILS OILIURNER A HEATING INSTALLATION IL NBC 6 4 3 -51 35 lllllllllllllllllllU lllll ■ WHNB-TV S15 C«nWr St. Manchitt^r PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheslr Conn., Thurs., Sept. 23, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn , Thurs., Sept 23. 1976 — PAGE ELEVEN MCC unit sponsors Let your A b o u t tow n Harvest Hoe-Down Gardening representatives The student activities committee of Manchester Com The Bloodmobile will be James School cafeteria. munity College (MCC) will sponsor an all-day Harvest at South United Methodist Boys between the ages of 8 Church Friday from 12:45 and 10 are eligible to join. Hoe-Down on Saturday, Oct 2, at the Bolton Riding By Frank Atwood know where Stables, Rt. 85, Bolton. to 5:30 p.m. Walk-in donors AH interested boys and Beginning at 10 a m., the day will offer activities for you stand are welcome. returning scouts planning young and old alike, including horseback riding, hayrides, to attend must be accom badminton, croquet, volleyball, softball, horseshoes, boc- The Beethoven Glee Club panied by at least one ci, Frisbee contests, egg-throwing contests, and more. Early customers for Along with exercising Hamlin St., Manchester. will rehearse Saturday at 2 parent. For more informa doesn’t call it work. "To me it’s number — 1-800-972-4239. tion, call Cub Master Joe In me evening until 1 o..n., mere will oe a nuge bonfire, chrysanthemums choose light- the right to vote, citizens p.m. in Luther Hall at play,’’ she said. She acknowledges, First District Represen Representative Lawler, 649-8845. singalongs, square dancing, and live entertainment colored flowers, white and yellow, can make their feelings tative William R. Cotter, Abraham Glassman (14th Emanuel Lutheran Church. also, that her one-acre farm brings The rehearsal is in featuring Brian MacDonald and The Gold Rush Band. for the most part. Later, as fall known through another 450 Main St,, Hartford, District), Berle Rd., South her a good profit. preparation for an up Refreshments will be available throughout the event. colors show on the trees, they will channel, writing or calling Phone number — 244-2383. Windsor. She drives the tractor, pulling a coming public concert. Tickets are available to the public and are available at ask for red and bronze flowers, in their representatives in Area members of the Locally, all members of cultivator, down the rows each week New members are BARGAINS the student activities office in the Student Center at the keeping with the season. federal, state, and local state legislature and their the Board of Directors and until the little plants are four inches welcome. college on Bidwell St. A limited number of tickets will be This is the observation of Miss high. That point is reached about the government. addresses are: all town officials can be IN BtOOM available at the gate of the Bolton Riding Stables on the Mary Lou Prentice who raises an The League of Women reached at 41 Center St, IN THE middle of June and it is time to pinch Senator George W, Han Registration for Cub acre of chrysanthemum plants on Voters has provided this Manchester. The phone day of the hoedown. Children under 12 will be admitted back the center of each plant so it non, Jr. (Third District), 9 Scout Pack 120 will be WANT ADS at half price. what was her father’s dairy farm. It number is 649-5281. will grow side branches. list of elected officials as Elsworth St,, East Hart Friday at 7:30 p.m. at St. The Harvest Hoe-Down is open to the public to provide is just outside Manchester on Moun As the new branches grow, buds part of its observation of ford. The address for contac 643-2711 an opportunity for people from the college and communi tain Rd., Glastonbury. form at the tip of each branch and the LWV Government Senator David M. Barry ting all Board of Education ty to come together for a day of socializing, entertain When there were dairy cows on the about July 15 the plants must be Week. (Fourth District), 315 E. members and the ment and fun farm it also had 236 acres of land. debudded. This is a hand operation. The area’s represen Center St., Manchester. Superintendent of Schools Mary Lou has just three acres now, Between a thumb and finger, Mary tatives in Congress can be Representative Muriel is 45 N. School St., ARE YOU GETTING THE with the farmhouse, and she uses just Lou "rolls off" all the small buds to reached at the following Yacavone (Ninth District), Manchester. The phone A b o u t tow n once acre for her chrysanthemum keep the plants from blossoming addresses: 176 Wakefield St., East number is 646-5854. B E S T P R IC E crop. before August. U.S. Senator Abraham A. Hartford. Yale birthday Mary Lou's father had died, after This year the first plants were t-/* Ribicoff, 450 Main St,, Representative ON YOUR Cadette Girl Scout Troop homemade including can quitting the dairy farming business, ready to be dug Aug. 15. The season Hartford. Phone number-- Theodore R. Cummings NEW HAVEN (UPI) - BAN but her mother helped wait on Yale University President will conduct a bake sale died apples made by ends when the field is empty. Last 244-3545. (12th District), 87 Lawton Savings and Certificate Accounts. members of the troop. ''mum” customers until her death Rd., Manchester. Kingman Brewster Jr. led Saturday starting at 9:30 year that point was reached in the U.S. Senator Lowell P. PRESCRIPTION?' We pay the highest savings rates available — a m. at Crispino's Supreme Proceeds will go to the last October. Mary Lou has the tem middle of October. Weicker Jr., 915 Lafayette Representative Francis today’s celebration of the porary help this fall of a cousin, Ivy League school’s 275th Compare in Arthur's Consumer's from 5'' to 7'i“o. Interest is paid daily and Foods, Hartford Rd., and troop s travel fund to be P a p er p o ts Blvd., Bridgeport. Phone Mahoney (13th District), 19 Open Book, the prices of thou Highland Park Market, used for the troop's David Whiteside, whose home is in birthday. A six-foot cake compounded continuously, too And that means A sign at the entrance to the Pren sands of presciiption items are availatile at the flip Highland St. All items are extended trip in April. Portadown, County Armagh, Ireland. with 275 candles, songs by that even your interest earns interest in a Mary Lou needs someone to help tice driveway reads "Dig "Vour the Whiffenpoots, and dis of a finger, for all the world lo see. Yes. we deliver. Heritage Savings account during the business days of the week. Own,” but Mary Lou says that many cussion of Yale’s $370 At all She has a full-time job with the customers tell her they don’t know Driscoll urges million fund raising cam Free NOW Checking. In Observance Of Travelers Insurance Co. where she how to dig a chrysanthemum, so paign were planned ac ARTHUR DRUG STORES The savings account that works like a checking Rosh Hashanah has worked 25 years. She works on most plants are dug by Mary Lou or tivities. account and pays 5% annual interest Free plus by David. As shown in the picture, We WIN Be Closed On the farm after business hours and on more job aid 5% — there's no better way lo check than with weekends. the plant is sold in a paper bag, us That's because al Heritage we've always been Saturday, Sept. 25th. These fall weeks when the folded down from the top to be about 16 EAST CENTER ST. consumer oriented, ottering you the latest m 'mums” are being dug and sold is the shape of a flower pot. Mary Lou NEW HAVEN (UPI) — Connecticut needs federal aid banking with no strings attached one of the busy seasons for Mary says her friends save their large to create jobs, says John J. Driscoll, president of the MANCHESTER PLAZA DEPARTMENT STORE Lou. Another is in the spring when paper bags from the supermarket for Connecticut State Labor Council AFL-CIO. (formerly I Tax Sheltered Retirement Accounts. her use. (Wa Hava A Notion To Plaaaa) she is preparing the land and planting In his annual report Wednesday, he told 800 delegates Keogh Retirement Accounts lor the sell-employed n e x t TO FRANK’S SUPERMARKET the seedlings, which she buys from a The paper bag lasts long enough to It is harvest time at Mary Lou Prentice’s chrysanthemum farm at the opening session of the council’s three-day state and Individual Retirement Accounts for people ^MANCHESTEF commercial grower. get the plant home. Then a hole convention Connecticut “is in desperate need of a federal who do not have a pension where they work should be dug and the plant set in the at 29 Mountain Rd., Glastonbury. The roots of the plant and the Vacation for plowing soil that clung to them from the field are tucked into a used jobs program to aid areas hard hit by unemployment.” Both are available al Heritage and both can hole. The paper bag can be torn gent The delegates then unanimously endorsed Democratic save you a lot ol lax dollars Mary Lou takes a week of vacation ly and removed, or would do no harm paper bag, rolled down from the top to make a temporary pot. time to plow the garden, fertilize it candidates Jimmy Carter and Walter Mondale for presi if it is simply left in the ground. The (Herald photo by Pinto) dent and vice president. It was the 49th such endorsement Tax Deferred Annuiterm. with cow manure, chopped in with a plant should stay in bloom until Classified Word Rates wheel harrow, then to smooth the soil by a state council, according to Al Barkan, national direc A tax deferred investment annuity offered by winter weather comes. tor of the AFL-CIO Committee on Political Education. with a spike-tooth harrow and mark SUPER SPECIAL WITH A T .M PURCHASE Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company that Chrysanthemums will stand a light Driscoll said 2(X),000 persons are out of work in Connec the rows for planting. She has the frost, but if you know your plant has can save you substanlial tax dollars Ask us willing help of friends on ‘‘planting ticut, including youths who have not yet found a first job CDUPON lor complete details been frosted, and if you get up early, Hospital notes and "discouraged” unemployed who have stopped FREE NAPKINS A R E L O W day,” which was May 22 this year. Mary Lou recommends sprinkling it GOOD ONLV 16 C O U N T This is a job that has to be done by looking for a job. 1 day to 2 d ay s...... io. 69‘ Credit Union cash he thought he’d need. Our Moneymarket concept is one more example Sliced Yellow where Heritage Savings leads the way Onions...... 2 ,ibi. „ 3 9 Warren liked the way his loan was handled. And how quickly he got Provolone Cheese 4 89 IIH of Rockwell Power Tools. This will follow l or more details write lor our free informalive booklet, “Questions and Answers the sheet-rock clinic. Join us tor coffee iPot v i iPies r v « *I — > lot. — MCauBread #. 20OZ. V/ *1 & Ijoan / hsociation • Since 1S9I a t H H il your best hnaneial Iricnd." Ii explains who is eligible to join and gives many Brfinchtfh North Hawn Southmyton. Middletown. th e O and learn how You Can Do It and save too. Farminyton. South Windsof Research. Ctirporaie helpUil taels about the Credil Union's organization and operation. Or slop in al I COUPON GOOD WITH 7.50 PURCHASE V Main OHtc« 1007 Mam S i MartcP>eaiaf 64^4Sd$ • K Man OH-ce Sparvear St Mancfve»ier 649-W07 h Coventry OH'ca Rouia 3' 742 ’3?i • Toiiand OKioa Fit 195 quanar miia aouih of t-66 Cut 99 872-/387 any Credll Union ofliee and pick one up. The W.G. Glenney Co. COUPON GOOD WITH 7.50 PURCHASE " in I A ATIIIC * AIRCMFT GEISHA CHUNK LIGHT | JtLLU UtLA IINO Hafitaga Moneymamei New York Yankees Columbia Ambulance Service, in Thursday. ported by the state through the granted recently by the Commission The hospital is challenging CHHC’s listed everyone on the varsity roster. and had lived in East Hartford for power Windsor Locks has lost twice locker room Wednesday night care of the Columbia Fire Depart Maher, and members of the federal-state Medicaid program and on Hospitals and Health Care. authority to mat e the budget cutback But that is exactly the case presently the past 45 years. He had worked for — and hasn’t won yet — while the but there weren’t any tears ment, or to the American Cancer Connecticut Association of Extended the state therefore sets the rates for After a final hearing with the contending it violates the hospital’s as 39 are listed on the varsity with the Finast food stores in East Hart CCIL race appears to be a wide open Society. their care. CHHC, Manchester Memorial was right to due pro'ess of law. another 26 slated for jayvee play on either. ford as a truck driver for 20 years Care Facilities met Wednesday with dog fight. a subcommittee of the governor’s ly, That’s a luxury Coach Jack The Yankees, having a chance to and for the A&P, East Hartford, for Manchester played well against committee investigating nursing Holik’s predecessor couldn’t afford. clinch their first pennant since 1964 13 years before his retirement in Reading grant Wethersfield but Tuesday against Holik is cautiously optimistic going with a doubleheader sweep over the 1966. homes to discuss their objections to Conard didn't show much. The HARTFORD (UPI) - A $65,000 Town to do survey for pole switch into his first year. He doesn’t want to Baltimore Orioles, lost both games Other survivors are a son, Ervin 0. the state system. offense was sporadic at best and federal grant has been awarded to commit too much and wisely so. instead, 2-0 and 5-2. Their magic Barrett of Hampton; two daughters, In what was termed as a session of The Town of Manchester vey crew from the town “very professional crew.” removal of trees at the shots on goal feeble. The halfback Literacy Volunteers of Connecticut But the old (young) bones have a number for clinching the American Mrs. Claire LaBreck of East Hart good communications by Louis has agreed to do the sur Engineering Department Ennis called them “ A-1.” work site was completed line, supposedly a strong point, didn’t to establish reading academies in sneaky suspicion Manchester is going League East title remains at three. ford and Mrs. Joan Sabourin of East Halpryn, executive director of the veying work necessary to would do the relocation Ennis also said that the Wednesday. , Hartford, Willimantic, Bridgeport do a g(X)d job and there was a huge to do something with this season. “The Orioles are playing loosey- Killingly a sister. Miss Olga Barrett Connecticut Association of Health relocate utility poles that surveying. and Danbury. gap between the fullback line and the Many, who were used to winning in goosey, just waiting to be knocked of Newburgh, N.Y.; and eight Care Facilities, both sides came will have to be moved “We could have argued LVC's Pat Williams said forwards. But the season is still junior high, have gotten kicked off, " said Yankee manager Billy grandchildren. away convinced the differences were because of reconstruction about it for weeks and not Wednesday the academies will train young and there is a long way to go. around for two years. They're ready Martin. ‘We’re playing hard to win The funeral is Friday at 11 a m. at financial more than with the system. being done on W. Middle gotten anything done,” 11^0 WOODLAND Some early CCIL results have been community volunteers to teach teen to make amends. this thing. Pressure? We win Newkirk and Whitney Funeral Home, In fact, Halpryn said now the nur Tpke. and Adams St. Giles said today. shocking. Simsbury beat Conard by a agers and adults who are functionally GARDENS Some youngsters from a year ago tomorrow and we tie for the pennant, 318 Burnside Ave. Burial will be in sing homes and the state committee Because of the town's ac The survey work b?gan 3-1 count but could manage just a 0-0 illiterate. have grown up. Junior Craig Ostrout what kind of pressure is that? I like Hillside Cemetery. are ready to negotiate for a better tion. pole relocation should Tuesday, and HELCO was Let Us Help You| She said there are 300,000 persons tie with perennial cellar-dweller has improved vastly and has beaten our position a hell of a lot of better Friends may call at the funeral reimbursement system than the pre begin today. expected to begin work on 168 Woodland St., Manchester • 643-8474 Penney. The latter has been down so (DPI Photo) — or 10 per cent of Connecticut's pop sent one in which the state is gran The town's decision ends pole relocation today. out senior Steve Dawson for the than theirs." home today from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m. ulation — who are functionally il long it doesn’t know what up means, quarterback position. The backfield New York had hoped to clinch the ting a five per cent rate based on 1973 a continuing struggle Thp town’s taking over but maybe the Knights under a new literate, meaning they are reading costs. between the town, the responsibility of the survey appears solid and if chunks of yar title during their current home stand Only Royal run of the night gets home coach, Jim Agnew, are starting but dropped their last four games. below an 8th grade level. Halpryn said his association will Hartford Electric Light work will mean about six dage aren’t gained, Holik won’t toward the level of respectability. After playing the second-place work on a list of recommendations Co. (HELCO), and the job days of work for the three- hesitate to make moves. He says he Kansas (,ily Royals' George Brett slides into ealeher (»ene Tenaee wails helaled throw. It’s been long said the CCIL is one feels he’s deep in this qrea with six Orioles Thursday night, the Yankees home ahead of the hall as Oakland A's Brett seored on hit hv Hal McBae. Mrs. Helen Hurt/, for alterations in the state’s proposed contractor, Della man crew. But, Giles and of the toughest soccer conferences in Fire calls reimbursement plan and present a Construction Co., over who Frank Ennis of the good running backs. take off on a road trip where they are EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. Helen Fill Those Bare Spots With Hardy, Fall Mums! the state and if some of the ‘easy Manchester has worked awfully finally expected to clinch the "bottom line" for cost figures should do the survey work. Engineering Department Healthy Plants, All Colors, In lind. marks’ start to cause trouble, then Muldoon Harlz, 88, of 131 Wildflower already in effect. HELCO wanted the town both agreed it was worth it hard on offense this pre-season and divisional championship. Rd. died Wednesday at Manchester watch out. It looks like it’s going to it's showed. At a recent practice ses “One thing is for sure,” said Lou MaiiclieHter He said this report should be ready or the contractor to do the to prevent a long delay. be a season where no one is Memorial Hospital. She was (he Wednesday, 3:56 p.m. —Car fire at sion handoffs were crisp and offense Pineilla. “The champagne is going to for Ratchford’s committee within a survey work to certify the There are about 60 poles guaranteed a victory by putting on Good finish for Willoughby widow of Charles ,1 Hartz Sr Hartford Rd. and Keeney St. (Town) few weeks. new locations of the poles. on the job site that may lleg.4.98C moved smoothly. Silk Town teams be well aged by the time we drink it. Wednesday. 9:16 p.m. —Car fire at 301 their uniforms and showing up. Every team that’s been in front has Mrs. Hartz was born in Ireland and Committee chairman William R. The town, however, felt have to be moved. The have taken their lumps the last three BOSTON (UPI) — It looked Center St. (Town) East Catholic, which couldn’t buy been on some sort of swan dive. This After Willoughby intentionally while losing 12. had lived in East Hartford for 60 Ratchford of Danbury said that the that responsibility should poles have to be moved years. Starting Saturday against Today, 12:31 a m. —Dumpster fire on let alone steal a victory for three Penney, look for Indians on the war is ours." like another sad chapter was w alked Von Joshua, B rew er It was Boston's eight win in its last years. She was a member of Burn areas of disagreement are not so be HELCO’s, before most of the work on Goslee Dr. (Town) years, has already won two with Lee May tripled home the go-ahead going to be added to the 1976 shortstop Robin Yount hit a 3-and-2 nine games and put the Red Sox one side United Methodist Church. great. At a job-site meeting on the roads can begin. path. They mean business and Survivors are a son, Charles J. Today, 10:20 a.m —Chimney fire at 240 MOW^ promises of much more. The Eagles Penney’s scalp would do nicely as an run in the nightcap for his 108th RBI version of the Jim Willoughby sinker'on the ground Hobson picked win under 500 The defeat was the McKee St. (Town) In Halpryn's words, “ I never Sept. 13, an apparent Other than the delay in Labeled under third-year Coach Tom Malin, opener. of the season after Jim Palmer it up and made a perfect throw to end 18th in 25 games in September (or the Hartz Jr, of East Hartford; a realized what a misconception these agreement was worked out pole-moving, the work is story. However, the 27-year-old Tolland County For C o lo r assisted by Chip Conran, are gaining became the major league^' top the threat last-plaee Brewers daughter. Miss Ethel H. Hartz of people (the state) had of the nursing where HELCO and Della progressing well, accor Red Sox right-hander pitched out of East Hartford; three grandchildren Wednesday, 2:42 p m. —Car fire on in the skill level and more important winner by hurling his 22nd victory in Hot-hitting Jim Rice and Carlton Sugar Hill Rd., Tolland. industry." would send a combined ding to Giles and Ennis, ly thinking the game — not just Bits and pieces trouble and picked up his eighth save Willoughby has had bad luck this Fisk paced the Boston attack with and two great-grandchildren. the opener. In the second game. season. Despite a 2.99 earned run Wednesday, 4:24 p.m. —Accident on I- crew to do the work. Giles praised Della as a booting it upfield. That along with a Mark Twain once said, “the report of the season as Boston defeated the two RBIs apiece to give Pole his The funeral is Friday at 1 p.m at E t h ic8 change Yankee right-hander Ed Figueroa average, he has won only two games 86 between Exits 98 and 99, Tolland. HELCO decided against winning attitude can become con of my death is greatly exaggerated, " sixth victorv in 11 derisions Newkirk and Whitney Funeral Home, Wednesday, 9:18 p.m. —Chimney fire HARTFORD (UPI) - Rep. Astrid 5 for *7.95 was riding a 2-0 lead in quest of his Milwaukee Brewers, 6-3, Wednesday this proposal later in the tagious. 318 Burnside Ave. Burial will be in at 88 Wells Rd., Vernon. Hanzalek, R-Suffield, wants to EXTRA SPECIALI after reading his obituary in a 20th victory when the Orioles scored night. week, however. newspaper account. The same can be Hillside Cemetery, Today, 8:59 a m. —Truck fire on 1-86 change the legislative ethics law and So, at this week's job-site It’s Most Important To Food Your lawn NOW Cheney Tech was thumped in its four runs in the eighth inning to com Willoughby came on for his 50th between Exits 99 and 100, Tolland. KEEP SMILING NOW! applied to the Manchester High girls’ Friends may call at the funeral create stiffer penalties for violators. meeting, Director of opened by Cromwell but came back plete the sweep. appearance of the season in the Today, 10:48 a m. —Accident on KEEP HAPPY cross country team. It's not buried. eighth inning with Boston leading, 4- home tonight from 7 to 9. Mrs. Hanzalek, co-chairperson of Public Works Jay J. Giles GREENFIELD WINTERGREEN Tuesday to down a reportedly good Tom Shopay pinch-hit a single, Al ~Junior Whalers' Hutchinson Rd,, Andover. the legislature’s Ethics Committee, It's not even dead. It's alive and well Bumbry walked and Paul Blair 2. Boston starter Dick Pole had put said that a three-man sur C m n 10,000 h ft Hit )12.K Prince Tech club, 3-2. 'The key to the and Linda Lemieux had a change of says the present law is "vague.” BUY NOW AND SAVE 12.00 Beavers’ success will be how well sacrificed both runners up before two men on base with one out. *10.95 heart and is running with Tryouts will lake place al the Hart their defense stands up. They do have Bobby Grich doubled to tie the score After striking out Tim Johnson for The Hartford Junior Whalers will them...Manchester lists 17 seniors, ford Arena in South Windsor Sunday CACTI SALE! A Repeat Special offensive prowess with Doug Victor and May followed with a triple to left the second out, Willoughby met with be starting their fourth hockey Street construction forces 11 juniors and 11 sophomores on its al 8:25 a m. for Pee Wees, and 1:30 NOW BELOW ORIGINAL WHOLESALE COST! Thure., FrI. A Sat. and Doug Landry showing the way center field. May then came home on apparent misfortune when third season with tryouts for boys in the NOW p m. for Bantams. A charge of $3 per SPECIAL LOT thus far. varsity football a single by Ken Singleton. baseman Butch Hobson threw what Greater Hartford area The tryouts busing of school students Regular $1.19 ...... 31S2.50 roster...Manchester's double cross The Orioles scored their final run should have been an inning-ending will be for the Pee Wee (age 11-12) session will be made. For further in Soccer is building in many com country victory last Tuesday was in the ninth on Kiko Garcia’s first groundball by pinch hitter Henry and Bantam (age 13-14) teams formation contact Noel Nightingale Manchester students tor must provide for busing schedule, which is achieved without senior Matt Schmid, (643-0450) GENUINE SUEDE LEATHER Plant For munities. It outdraws the Little major league homer. Aaron into rightfield for the walking to school in the walkways and traffic flow, to be announced soon. Sprln||^Color League in Manchester, for example: one of its best, who had to pull up In the first game Palmer, now 22- Brewers' third run. Adams St.-W. Middle Tpke. a better system was Lannan said policemen Some schools which haven’t been too with an undertermined injury. His 13, spaced four singles and at one area will be bused to needed during school will be assigned to traffic successful are beginning to get loss could be a blow to any state title point retired 14 batters in a row. He school, starting in about hours. control and student youngsters who’ve developed skills aspirations the Indians might struck out two and walked none. two weeks, authorities an School Supt. James crossing duty in the area K6dS FOR KTOS at an early age. The end result will be have...Former East Catholic stan nounced today. Kennedy is preparing a dout Mark Skehan is a freshman at until busing starts. Save to 53% on this select group of KEDS® better contests — better in quality Police Chief Robert Lan- and better for the fans. Yale University and a member of the Country Club members nan said the temporary first quality, genuine suede leather athletic varsity cross country team Sports slate busing program is being shoes. Get trusted KEDS® quality—vulcanized set up because of road •A reconstruction in the area construction, cushioned terry insole, padded and a concern for safety of your collar, heelguard and tongue, protective toe Frid iiy to decide Open future school children who must MCC soccer team cross In the Adams St bumper and rubber traction sole. Blue, red or SOCCER area. white suede leather uppers in children’s 6-12, Miincticslcr ul Prnnev, By EARL YOST 3;:i() and Monday to Saturday (or Town officials met with 12V2-3, M. Sport** K fiilo r amateurs and pros the contractor and state wins via shutout KusI Calholir ul St. Gallery 3 1,5 Members of the Manchester The all-time high number of par transportation authorities Bring the kids in soon... Thoniim AqiiiniiH, : Clu-ni'v Trcli al Rlium, Country Club will decide at ticipants was In 1972 when 437 took Wednesday and agreed Main Floor W atkins Bros. 935 Mam St. M aixhester By DAVE ROBACK save to *8 thru Saturday. 3 ; 1.3 next month’s meeting whether part, 271 amateurs and 166 pros This that although the contrac CorrcBpondenl was the highest number of both The lack of offensive control and defensive errors proved to be the downfall N m in ^ to n at S o iitii to continue support of the pop W im lsor amateurs and pros in any one season for Eastern Connecticut Slate College’s jayvee soccer team as it dropped a 6- ular Manchester Open Golf This year's Open atlrai ted 355 0 verdict to Manchester Community College yesterday at Cougar Field Po rllund at R ollon Tournainent, change the for ...selling nationally to *1 5 C o X f‘ I I 1 r y a I E a a I golfers. 227 amateurs and 128 pros Two handball violations committed mat or drop the September Some of golf's greatest figures • TULIPS • CROCUS • HYACINTH by the Warriors were costly as Ham pton OPENING SOON! things to achieve, " he added. fixture entirely. have played here and won. like Julius only Cougar Captain Chip Behrmann con MCC’s domination was evident as CROSS CtKM RV • SCILLAS • DAFFODILS Orlando Annulli, club president, Boros, Bob Toski and Armour Gene verted both, one in each half. it outshot the visitors, 31-9. Goalie Conaril al Manrheslvr, Sarazen was a regular during the ear KIDDIE KORNER ACADEMY DAY NURSERY •SNOWDROPS After Behrmann’s first tally, right Mike Gerber enjoyed a quiet after 3 : 1.3 said the issue was discussed at the Alao-Dutch lrl$, Mddanna Lillet, etc. regular monthly meeting Tuesday ly years and a number of other I’GA 122 Naubuc Ave., Glastonbury - Tel. 633-6350 winger Mark Maillett took a pass noon making six saves with reserve S t . Paul a I E a a I tour members slopped off on occa from sophomore Dan Arenas and Calliolir, 3; 13 night but no decision was reached FEED A SEED NOWI JPECIALI Mike Motta called upon to make one sion. like Wally finch. Ed Hubis. blasted it past Eastern goalie Bob Conard al Munclieater There were points presented pro and Scoita, QrMlIfId, Ortho LAWN & GARDEN FOOD stop. Bob Crowley, Fred Wampler Red A HAH Lawn F o o d i Faulkner for a 2-0 margin late in the (tzirla), 3:15 con on the issue LEARN THRU PLAY The Cougars, 1-1, resume play Smith and Dick Stranahan SPECIAL so m. *4.99 first half. Several members would like to see Saturday against Southern Connec EIEI.I) HOCKEY Safe IS the winning record of Henry S W ith ProlBsslonal Teachers GREENFIELD Behrmann’s second penalty kick the Open scratched from the annual Covtrt 10,000 tq. ft. ticut State College’s jayvees in New S i 111 a I) u r y a I lionti mpo The now retired Fran E \ E R G R E E N conversion started a four-goal calendar. Several others have Haven. Munrhfaler, 3:15 conia, Mass , pro on four wcasions *10.95 SPECIALS shelling in the second half. expressed themselves to limiting the Jl EH S IIOKO'4 DO IT TODAY! Working Parents NURSERY 9:00 to 11:30 AM • YOtS, 2 gal. pot Sophomore Tim Cyr gathered in Saturday Open to one day. a Monday and limit walked off with top money twice in playoffs Don F^arson is the only dou OAY CARE (spreai’ >ig and upriilitl two Behrmann passes and scored E O O T B A U . the field to pros and low handicap For 16 straight years the Open was 3 yr. olds - Tubs. & Thurs. 25 PANSY PLANTS or • MIPai3. I (al pot ble winner, turning the trick as both 7:30 AM to 5:30 PM 4 yr. olds - Mon. & Wed. & FrI. 15 PERENNIAL PUNTS with each with the seven-minute at IVnncv al Mancheatrr, amateurs. This would free Saturday held Then m 1962. the membership • RHODODtirntM, 2 |aL pot tack midway through the half Clack questionable voted to omit the classic but it was an amateur and pro (ro4 and pM) 1:30 for club members to play in a regular /-Ik *1.39 creating a 5-0 bulge. PITTSBURGH (UPI) - Pittsburgh club event Some members (ion t restored to the slate in 1963 and has Current head pro, Ralph DeNicolo. • UUUS. 2 laL pel Eual Cut hoi ir at has directed play the past three Call Owner ■ DIrecotr Roberto Cicero accounted for the Steeler offensive lineman Jim Clack 1:30 want to give up both Saturday and been staged annually since for the brlont intidp, too. •v u iu T u DMimmis, Rockxille, Opens H A N 6IN 6 k A N T SPECIAL final tally as he lofted a Maillett pass has a bruised thigh and is listed as (1 Monday to non-members in Open past 14 years. 2 fat. pot S o u I It \L i n a o r a I There was a time in Open history Mrs. Jennie W. Love Large 7 Pot, Rag. $1.05 over Faulkner’s head from five yards questionable along with three other play as had been the custom for the Due to its popularity, and in SHOE-TOWN latSI-M Northweat Calholir when admission was charged but this out. players for Sunday's home encounter past five years. creasing fields, the Open became a 633-6350 or MAKCHESTEB WCTHERSFIELD WINDSOR SOCCER hasn t been the case for years Alsu Shop-Rilo Shopping Centgr Berlin Turnpike Windsor Shpg. Clr. NOW *4 .9 5 “f was pleased with some aspects with the New England Patriots The Manchester Open was two-day affair in 1953 and for the next Route 159 Special M CC at s e s e JVa during the formative years, a dinner Kiddle Korner Day Nursery Spencer St (Silver Lane) & Hillblown Rd *6.45 of our game, especially the way we The others are defensive tackle Er launched in 1946, with Ben Roman, 18 times was staged on Sunday for Other lecalUna Mreughoul Cormeclicul _HojlM PlinU from eto Meh 51*23.50 G I a a t o n li u r y a I followed the day's play Rocky Hill - 563-0663 hustled and put pressure on our op nie Holmes with a bruised leg, rookie club pro, spearheading the move, and amateurs and Monday for pros and Free parking. BankAmericard, Mastercharge. ltork\ illr The decision on the future of the ponents," commented MCC Coach wide receiver Theo Bell, a hamstring 122 golfers showed with the late Tom- low handicap amateurs in 1972, the Ellington ul Suffirid Open will be eagerly awaited WOODLAND GARDENS Jim Dyer, "but we still hae a lot of pull. mv Armour winning. two dales were changed from Sunday PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Sept. 23, 1976 Noose tightens on Bucs MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn , Thurs , Sept 23. 1976 - PAGE KIETEEN League Leaders College football forecasts Batting as Phils near clinching Runs Batted In The oddsmakers have National League National League: Foster, NEW YORK (UPI) - embarrassing season The SmilliKCNl Arizona St. 24 California pass on Utes NEW YORK (UPI) - The Reds 4, Piiilres 3 Valentine homered for the Expos. AB H Pet. Cin 119; Morgan, Cin 110; One of the most flagrant made the Bulldogs a 16- opening loss to Ole Miss. Boston College 20 Tulane 14 — Sun Devils haven’t Madlock, Chi 499 168 .337 Watson, 98; Schmidt, Phil 97, point favorite, but we’re The Far W ent Philadelphia Phillies, who only George Foster's triple following a •\Hlro» 5, Braves 2 sins committed by high- Auburn 22 Tennessee 14 13 — Eagles still riding played since opening loss UCLA 30 Air Force 7 — Griffey, Cin 538 178 .332 Murcer, SF 87. picking the Gamecocks to - Tigers better than high after sea.son opening a few days ago appeared on the double by Johnny Bench enabled the Bob Watson and Jose Cruz each Rose, Cin ranking college football to UCLA, and you can bet Bruins are a lot better than 630 207 .329 American League: L. May, teams is the favorite catch Georgia napping and they’ve looked the past two victory over Texas. verge of total collapse, can Reds to snap a 3-3 tie in the sixth in drove in two runs and rookie Joaquin Maddox, Phil 527 173 .328 Balt 108; Munson, NY 100; Coach Frank Kush will experts figured ning and beat the Padres. Don Andujar held the Braves to six hits to Morgan, Cin pastime of "looking spring a 20-19 upset. weeks. Texas A&M 26 Houston have them ready for this clinch the National League’s 456 149 .327 Y astrzem ski, Bos 98; Here's how we see some Stanford 18 San Jose St. Gullett allowed 12 hits in eight in win his ninth game for the Astros. Oliver, Pit 429 139 .324 Chambliss, NY 95; Mayberry, ahead” to an upcoming op South Carolina 20 15 — Aggies primed for one. 14 — Cardinals get revenge Eastern Division title with just nings but won his 10th game with the Frank LaCorte dropped his 10th Montanez, Atl 620 195 KC 94. ponent on the schedule and of the other top regional Georgia 19 — Our UPSET conference opener. Arizona 35 Brigham lor last year. games this week: six victories in their last 12 ninth-inning relief help of Rawly game against three wins for Atlanta. Foster, Cin 538 169 overlooking the team that SPECIAL this week. LSU 20 Rice 6 — It takes Young 13 - Wildcats will Washington 16 Indiana 10 games. Eastwick. Brent Strom lost his 16th Dodgers 3, Giants I Garvey, LA 599 187 is next on the agenda. ' The East Bulldogs get caught lookin' a better club than Owls to be hard to beat in their own Parker, Pit Pitching Penn St. 17 Iowa 3 — - Without Courtney decision for the Padres. Don Sutton pitched a six-hitter and 501 156 Many experts believe ahead to Alabama. beat Tigers at home under conference Snyder. Hoosiers don't Most Victories Lions’ offense has shown They tightened the noose around Mel.s 4, Expos 2 became a 20-game winner for the American League National League: Jones, SD that is what happened to Michigan St 22 North the lights Oregon 17 Utah 14 - have much offense the Pittsburgh Pirates’ necks Felix Millan singled home two runs first time in his career as the AB H Pet. 21-14; Sutton, LA and Missouri last weekend very little, but defense Carolina St. 7 — Hey, Lou North Texas 27 SMU 9 - Ducks should be ahle it> in the second inning and Jon Matlack Dodgers beat the Giants. Bill McRae, KC 491 166 .338 Koosman, NY 20-9; Carlton, when it was embarrassed by ranks among best in na Holtz, want your old job Hayden Fry socks it to his Brett, KC won his 16th game for the Mets at Buckner drove in the tying and win 607 203 .334 Phil 18-6; Richard, Hou 17-15. Illinois after having routed tion. back? ex-employers Carew, Min 578 190 .329 American League: Palmer, Southern California the Pittsburgh 45 Temple 7 — riic Miilwi'Hl Tilt- Midlnnd?< Montreal. Matlack went 8 2-3 innings ning runs as Sutton, a two-time 19- Bostock, Min ITord claimed , National 457 149 .326 Balt 22-13; Tiant, Bos 20-11; previous week. The reason Tony Dorset! should sur Michigan 50 Navy 0 — Oklahoma 33 Florida St with Skip Lockwood coming on to get game winner, raised his record to 20- LeFlore, Det 544 172 ORCHARD PARK, N Y. .316 Figueroa, NY 19-9; Garland, Missouri was humiliated pass 200 yards rushing for T h at’s a conservative 7 — Sooners get a breather the final out. Earl Williams and Ellis 9. Lynn, Bos 507 159 .314 I UPI i - The Buffalo Bills > League Balt 18-7; Leonard, KC 17-8; by the Trojans, the experts first time this year. guess. Colorado 23 Miami Rivers, NY 582 182 .313 Fidrych, Del 17-9; Tanana, claimed veteran eorner- WANT ADS say, is because the Tigers North Carolina 25 Army Ohio St. 20 Missouri 14 — (Fla ) 8 — Buffaloes have Wednesday night, defeating the St. Carty, Cle 525 161 .307 Cal 17-10; Blue, Oak 17-12. back Roseoc Word on were looking ahead to this 10 — Tar Heels one of sur Buckeyes’ defense will rise two easy ones in a row Louis Cardinals. 9-4. after the Munson, NY 594 181 .305 waivers from the New BRING Staub, Det 552 165 week’s battle with second- prise teams of the season to the challenge before Nebraska Pirates dropped a 4-3 decision to the .299 Strikeouts York Jels. to be u.sed as the Veteran Hartsfield ranked Ohio State. thus far. Nebraska 33 TCU 8 — Kansas St 20 Wake Home Runs Chicago Cubs. National League: Seaver, Maryland 40 Syracuse 6 team s backup left corner- WANTED CASH National League: Kingman, NY 225; Richard, Hou 189; This week Georgia is in Cornhuskers unveil arsenal Forest 10 — Wildcats' — Orangemen quite bark and punt and kirkoff Should the Phillies win six of their NY 37; Schmidt, Phil 36; Mon Koosman, NY 180; Carlton, the same predicament in home opener, defense will dominate returner day, Chi 30; Foster, Cin 29; Missouri was in a week possibly headed for their Notre Dame 21 The Roi'kien 643-2711 remaining 12 games, they would named Jays^skipper Phil 165; Montefusco, SF 163. "I don't know why the Morgan, Cin 27. worst season since 1948. Northwestern 3 — When Texas Tech 27 New finish the season with 97 victories. American League: Ryan, ago. How do you mentally Jets let him go, but I think American League: Nettles, Cal 291; Tanana, Cal 239; prepare for South Carolina riie Soulh there’s no Tony Dorset! to Mexico 7 — Tommy The Pirates could then win all 10 of NY 29; Jackson and L. May, they made a mistake. He their remaining games and complete Blyleven, Tex 199; Eckersley, when Alabama is next up Alabama 30 Vanderbilt 7 contend with, Irish defense Duniven .should have a field TORONTO (DPI) - Veteran minor league Manager Roy Hartsfield says Balt, Hendrick, Clev and Ban- Clev 170; Hunter, NY 165. can play football. ” said the season with only 96 wins. on the schedule? — Tide rollin' now after is virtually impenetrable. dav. the years of patience he’s shown in waiting to make the majors will be his (Herald photo by Dunn) do, Oak 25. Bills’ Coach Lou Saban “The right guys were coming to strongest point as first manager of the American League Blue Jays. bat in the right situations, ” said "To say that I am very happy and excited to be here would be the un Getting ahold of the wrong object Manager Danny Ozark of the Phillies derstatement of the year. I’ve waited the team through its infancy. Celts open camp following his team’s third win in its a long, long time to manage at the “We’ll try not to hit the panic but ConarcJ goalie Dave Morrissey came out of The CCIL soccer club wound up in an 0-0 tie last four games. "The nice thing is major league level” ton," he said. "If we're going to run his net and went after the ball but instead got last Tuesday. Manchester visits Penney High that just about everybody on the club At a news conference confirming around like a blind dog in a was involved." an arm full of Manchester's Bill Finnegan, in East Hartford Friday at 3:30. BUZZARDS BAY, Mass. (UPI) — Eight newcomers his appointrnent Wednesday, he said meathouse we can’t expect the and 11 veterans reported to camp today as the Boston The Phillies scored eight runs in the only promise he can make is to do players to do any better.” Celtics began preparation for the defense of their the last half of the eighth inning to the best job possible with the players Hartsfield said he will meet with National Basketball Association crown. overcome a 4-1 deficit. chosen for the new AL East club in Jays’ Executive Vice President and Only Don Nelson, now assistant coach of the Milwaukee Dick Allen, making a key contribu the Nov. 5 expansion draft. General Manager Peter Bavasi Johnny Miller back, Standings i Bucks, was missing from the squad that whipped the tion for the second straight game, The 50-year-old Hartsfield said he during the next few days and will an Phoenix Suns last spring for its 13th NBA title. would design the blub around the nounce his four or five man coaching The newcomers included draft choices Norm Cook of singled home three runs, including staff soon. two to highlight the eight-run inning, ability of the players selected, but Kansas, Jerrel Fort of Nebraska, Lewis Linder of Ken ideally he wants speed — “I’d like to Asked if he regretted leaving the favorite in Kaiser [Rational League tucky State and Louis McKinney of St. Louis. The free which brought reliever Gene Garber sunny climes of Hawaii for a one- his eighth victory. Allen’s two-run have nine jackrabbits" — and East agents were Dave Sorenson, Fred Saunders, Darrell pitching — "conservatively, 75 to 80 year contract in Toronto, Hartsfield W L Pet. GB Brown and Ed Searcy single gave the Phillies a 6-4 lead and said “to come out of the minor Phila. 91 59 .607 Bob Boone’s two-run single and Bob per cent of the game” NAPA, Calif. (UPI) - of S ilv e ra d o ’s North man field includes 13 of Of the eight new players, seven are forwards. Fort, the But, regardless of what players leagues to the big league level, it Pitts. 66 66 .566 6 third-round pick, is a guard while McKinney, the fifth- Tolan’s sacrifice fly added insurance It’s been three weeks since course. Last year, more this year’s top 20 money NY he’s given, Hartsfield said he knows could be snowing out there and I 81 71 .533 11 round choice, can play either guard or forward. runs. Johnny Miller played in a than 200 of Miller’s friends winners and Miller. Chicago 71 62 he’s going to have to be patient with wouldn’t mind” .464 2US Based on his performance in last month’s rookie camp, The Cardinals knocked out Jim golf tournament. If form and neighbors sat in his That means Hale Irwin, St. Louis 68 83 .450 23Ki Kaat with four runs in the first inning follows, he should win this “front yard" to watch John Hubert Green, J.C. Snead, Montreal 52 98 .347 39 the 6-foot-9 Cook appears certain of a berth on the club. but failed to score the rest of the way week in the $175,000 Kaiser play in the Kaiser. U S. Open champ Jerry "Norm is a true forward, a guy who can do the job of against five relievers, who allowed a International starting “This is home for me,” Pate, Don January, Tom West the quick forward and the power forward,” said Heinsohn total of three hits. today at Silverado. he says. "Naturally, I feel Watson, Lee Trevino, Mark W L Pet. GB before camp opened. “He has excellent speed, he can Joe Wallis singled with one out in Sports briefs “Almost every tourna best playing in this tourna Hayes, Rik Massengale, x-Cin. 98 55 .641 leap and rebound and he has a good shooting touch." the ninth inning, scoring rookie Jerry ment I’ve won has been ment, and why shouldn’t I. Roger Maltbie, Tom Kite Los Ang. 86 66 .566 11V4 Heinsohn has warned several veterans must prove their mettle at the two-week training camp at Tabb from second base and giving after I’ve come home to Everyone I care about is and Bob Gilder are on hand Houston 76 78 .494 2Vt Napa and then gone back here and it’s a chance for San Fran. 70 84 .455 28 VS Massachusetts Maritime Academy or wind up jobless. the Cubs their victory over the Stapleton reports Thomas, who tried out for the NBA to challenge Miller, who is out again,” he says. “I me to play and still be in the favorite but says he San Diego 68 85 .444 30 Pirates, who have lost five of their INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) - Veteran Washington Bullets this year after he probably should go to a my own bed every night. doesn’t have the winner’s Atlanta 67 87 .435 31 VS last six games. The Pirates had tied defenseman Pat Stapleton, his con was cut from the NFL Washington x-clinched division title the score for the second time in the shrink and find out the That’s hard to beat” prize of $35,000 locked up. tract agreement now worked out, Redskins, was among six rookies reason why...” Jack Nicklaus and Ben Bowling top of the eighth on singles by Dave Wednesday reported to the In released Wednesday from the Bullets Miller has won this event Crenshaw are among the "I like my chances," Wednesday’s Results Parker, Richie Zisk and Ed Ott. Kent squad. Chicago 4, Pittsburgh 3 CUARANCE dianapolis Racers of the World the last two years and it is missing this week along says Miller, "but there are Tekulve suffered his third loss New York 4, Montreal 2 K. of C.- Dennis Guay Hockey Association, ready for ac played practically in his with Masters champion a lot of guys out there who COMMERCIAL- Ray against five wins for the Pirates. Philadelphia 9, St. Louis 4 tion. back yard. He has a big Ray Floyd and PGA champ could win it. It’s going to 202, Ray Duhamel 553, Hickey 353, Lee Prior 372, The Cincinnati Reds, who already Cincinnati 4, San Diego 3 The Racers also announced the home near the 10th green Dave Stockton. But the 156- be quite a tournament” Mike Petruniw 203, Jim John Harris 350, Fred have clinched the NL’s Western title, trading of center Dave Keon, 36, to Plan to integrate Houston 5, Atlanta 2 Watt 203, A1 Kuzmickas Los Angeles 3, San Fran Oakes 365, Fred Riccio 353, defeated the San Diego Padres, 4-3, WELLINGTON, New Zealand the Minnesota Saints for Gary cisco 1 206, A1 Giguere 210, Terry Rick Nicola 150-141-409, the New York Mets topped the Mon MacGregor, 22, and future con (UPI) — The manager of a New Means 215, Pete Peterson Zealand rugby team that toured Wayne Mitchell 148-404, treal Expos, 4-2, the Houston Astros siderations. 222. Bill Malan 147-155-402. downed the Atlanta Braves, 5-2, and South Africa said Wednesday South Pats^ ticket sales up Today’s Games Africa sewn will announce plans to Pittsburgh (Demery 10-6) at Henry Matteson 138-356, the Los Angeles Dodgers beat the San Cut...again Y- A1 Bujaucius 182-142- Ken Osborne 135-354, Tim Francisco Giants, 3-1, in other NL racially Integrate all sports at all FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) Noll said the Patriots in there every second ” if it Chicago (Burris 14-13) WASHINGTON (UPI) - Spencer St. Louis (Rasmussen 5-11) •! 426, Vic Marinelli 153-136- Hickey 147-377, Bill games. ______levels. — There’s nothing like a were "impressive” against hopes to defeat Pittsburgh. 410, Tony Marinelli 145-137- at Philadelphia (Carlton 18-6), ^ MacMullen 141-392, Nick win to boost ticket sales. Miami. "They are a complete 403, Art Johnson 142-385, N Nicola 144-377, C arl The New England "They just physically football team," Fairbanks George Burgess 143-396, New York (Seaver 14-10) at Bujaucius 143-373, Rick Patriots, whose tickets had knocked the heck out of said. “They run, throw, Lee Prior 372, Bill Adamy Montreal (Keener 0-1), N Johnson 141-353, Dave Hurry In For been moving slowly after Miami, and impressed us pass, defend, have skillful Los Angeles (Hooton 10-14) 365, Fred McCurry 367, Bill d a y s last year’s 3-11 record and considerably," Noll said. people returning the ball on at San Francisco (Montefusco Dynes 145-385 Ed Miller McKinney 378, Rocco 137-354, Paul Mozzicato ^3 DAYS ONLY an opening-game loss this "The offensive line had a defense” 15-13), N Lupacchino 141-384, Mike season, Wednesday fantastic day” (Only games scheduled) 147-365, Ken Bennett 142- Your Tire Size Pagani 159-389, A1 Pirkey 364, Jay Colangelo 135, reported sales had picked New England coach 386, Ken Seaton 385, Andy ONLY up during and after last Chuck Fairbanks said his McGuire admitted Henry Luneski 149-373, WHILE THEY LAST AT THESE L am oureaux 362, Joe Andy Lamoureaux 137-389, Sunday’s 30-14 win over the team will have to "be right Pagano 364, EM Burbank Miami Dolphins. COLUMBIA, S.C. (UPI) American League T h u r s d a v — University of South 368, Russ DeVeau 138-351, The Patriots said people East SPICE-Joan Dougan 132- FANTASTICALLY LOW PRICES Carolina Head Basketball Don Carpenter 358, Vic started calling for tickets W L 342, Bertha Roback 130, Coach Frank McGuire is in Pet. GB Abraitis 355, Pete Aceto for future games during Sign lineman NY 92 59 .609 Linda Smith 134, Pat Friday Price-Cut Sale a Columbia hospital today Baltimore 84 68 .553 8W 135-363, Joe 'Twaronite 351, Lappen 148-369, Nancy halftime Sunday and it PLEASANTVILLE, being treated for what doc Frank Blank 136. Carry Out Only! Save through Saturday on Cleve. 77 74 .510 15 Joyce 130-349. ended being the best day in N Y. (UPI) - Bill Ellen- Saturday the club’s history for ad tors say is a possible Boston 76 77 .497 17 bogen, a player cut during bleeding ulcer. Unheard of Low Prices! Sorry No Rain Checks. Polyester Cord Tires vance sales. Detroit 68 83 .450 24 training camp, has been McGuire was admiteJ to Milwaukee 65 87 .428 27 Vi The Steelers, last signed by the New York 19th hole season’s Super Bowl cham the Intensive Care Unit of Giants after all. West pions, are viewing the up Baptist Hospital The Giants are desperate Wednesday after he W L Pet. GB coming game in Pittsburgh for some offensive line Kan. City 88 64 .579 Country Club 9.33 Oleksinski, Zemke, as a must win. became ill while ad Prindle, Ansaldi. Sport Premium 4-Ply Nylon help to improve their run dressing a local civic club. Oakland 82 70 . 539 6 Following are starting Premium Belted 2 -F 2 2 PLY FIBERq Ia ^^ "We have to win against Minnesota 79 75 .513 10 times and pairings for 9:40 McCallum, Masi. ning game. Bonadies, Duttelle. the Patriots because we re The addition of Ellen- Calif. 71 83 . 461 18 Senior’s Tournament at Whitewall Tires A78-13 blackwall down one right now in our Texas 69 84 .451 19Vi 9:47 Christoph, Lew Betko, Whitewall Tires plus $1.75 F.E.T. bogen put the Giants one Manchester Country Club Matava, Herdick. anij old tire division.” Pittsburgh Chicago 63 90 . 412 25Vi Saturday and Sunday. over the 43-man player B o w lin g 9:54 Wilkos, Foster, 520x13 A78xl3 coach Chuck Noll said. 8:37 Morline, Agostinelli, limit. Coach Bill Macione, Novak. For Volkswagen and other Reg. 21.99 Reg. 32.99 Pittsburgh is 1-1. the Wednesday’s Results Hemes, Gugere. Goodyear ‘Power Streak’ 78 Arnsparger said he would 10:08 Atamian, Macone, small or foreign cars. FE T 1 41 same record as the Baltimore 2, New York 0 8:44Cutress, Karzes, Smith, F E T 1 75 Blackwell announce the cut by this FLOR.AL - Laurette Frank, Staum. Site SALE PRICE Piue F.E.T. Baltimore 5, New York 2 Cotton. 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FREE • FOUNDATION ■ SALE: won all but three games in ALWAYS FKE N ltT O fU n O N MANCHESTER THUR.thru SAT, ESTIMATES iiNAiUKAlCAAB PHONE 643-1161 Carter Chevrolet Information the series, with the Open Late Every Night MON., TUE8., WED., FBI. 8-5:30 • THURS. 8-8 • SAT. 8-1 SATISFACTION 247-5618 1229 MAIN ST. • MANCHESTER 229-4035 Huskies last coming out on Out 01 Town E ic e p t Sat til 6 P M top 27-13 in 1973. 8UARANTEEO CALL COLLICT 1145 Tolland Turnpike PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs.. S ^ t. 23. 1976 M^-CHESTER EVENING HERALD, l^^ester^^C ^^^ Thurs , Sept. 23, 1976 - PAGE SEVENTEEN Students test lower Town size getting unhealthy iHmifhriitrr Eur uiiu; rali Rham addition funds sought Hebron Senior Lynn Serra was appointed to the student custodian staff. Hebron the Hebron Board of Education. few times each year. This would The Regional District 8 Board of Nancy Robins was appointed as a The Regional District 8 Board of The local board asked that the Cen- enable the towns with the greatest Hebron reason for the delay in the grant ap would be to approach the General appropriations to the nursing ser Education has noted the last Stan- tral Office Committee (COC) of the population to have the greatest proval pending the release of an of corridor aide and Liberia Gerst as a Education Monday authorized KARKN BISKI PIAK Assembly in January, joining with vice as school health aides will be darlized Achievement Tests (SAT) teacher's aide. Superintendent David Cattanach to superintendent's office for the three representation, The Board of Finance has been ficial estimated population which oc other towns with similar problems to discontinued in January unless more Area news scores dropped as compared to the towns of Hebron, Andover and The COC’s duties involve hiring ad- apply for a $3,900,000 grant to erect notified the town may lose the state curs during September or October. previous year. The board also accepted the change the state statute governing money is approved. 3'9'' Hebron South Windsor resignation of Eileen Thomas as a additional facilities at the Rham Marlborough be made up of all board ministration, setting its own budget grant for public health nursing Grant said that if the town's pop the per capita grants. The school board cited the health Fast Hartford folland Vernon The national mean for the verbal library aide. High School site under the federal m em bers in stead of the two and the establi.shment of the school because the town is growing too big. ulation exceeds 5,000, it would portion of the test was 431 and the members from each board calendar Seceding from Ainston and safety of all the students Student accountability survey Employment Act. Quoting from a letter from Norma "throw the budget out of wack throughout the year in urging the local mean was 408. The national for Regional Board member Chris' Cattanach said $7,748 would be because the grant will be gone com Finance member Jack Baker kid- forms were returned by 256 parents. Cattanach will work with the Lundquist, director of the state board to reconsider its past refusal to math was 472 and the focal was also architectural firm of Jeter, Jepson Dryer of Andover said she thought it needed to implement the teachers' pletely” dingly suggested seceding Hebron Board members were critical of the Public Health Nursing Division, allocate the funds. few parents who returned the forms and Cook to present a plan to apply was a good idea, but moved to table contract instead of the previously es- Finance Chairman Richard Grant- The town currently receives a per from Amston to create a smaller town. Health service representatives will The over-all ratings, however, concerning absenteeism and tar for the grant. The firm informed the any decision to the next meeting. timated $18,000. said an unofficial estimate taken by capita grant toward the nursing ser Benoit objects meet with the finance panel Oct. 27 to were lower than in previous years. diness of students. board they would perform the work Cattanach also said he thought it a He cited resignations and teachers the department on July I indicated vices provided by the Columbia- First Selectman Aaron “Steve" discuss it. Those parents wanting to be free of charge providing they are good idea as the COC only meets a hired to fill vacancies at lower that the population would be 5,000 or Hebron-Andover-Marlborough Nur Reid commented, “Only if I can be Students resign king!" The finance board tabled any ac notified only in the most serious allowed to do the work if the funds salaries as the main reason. over for the coming fiscal year. sing Service. 'The board accepted the resignation i" The local Board of Education also tion on the matter pending the to P&WA moves cases numbered 29: 125 wanted to be rriidy Arkuvii are received. Mrs. Lundquist cited that as the Grant said a possible recourse meeting of Blair McLaughlin and Susan Alden urged the finance board to reconsider as student custodians. Both notified if the school felt it The firm also specified that if the Cubs hold first meeting that the positions will stay where graduated in 1976 but worked through warranted; and 102 wanted to be Trudy Arkava funds are not available, that the Hchron operate them I Vernon notified in all cases. board make them its first choice for they are. the summer months. will leach Cub Scout Pack 28 will open its Den leaders will be Cathy Upset with the fact that Pratt & Mayor Benoit said some 600 any other objects using state or local McConnell, Barbara Nelson. Anne Whitney Aircraft is moving some 600 funds. There was no limit on the time 1976-77 season with a meeting Friday Baker to deal engineers have had to relocate in growth program at the Hebron Elementary gym at Marie Rowles. Joyce Queen, Joann engineers out of the area and a rumor Florida due to the aircraft’s move. that the firm would be considered. Manookian and Gail Bartenstein Mothers to be arts aides Mrs. Trudy Arkava of 113 Edgwood 7:30 p.m. Walt Christiansen of We.st indicating there will be more. Mayor He said he is worried about rumors Cattanach estimated that about Parents can register their sons at with teachers Dr.. South Windsor has been ap ,St. is cub master and Danny Lafoun- Thomas Benoit is calling on state being circulated that the company is Hebron of mothers who have an interest in $3.5 million would be needed to erect the Friday meeting pointed a special lecturer in Central a facility to house up to 450 students tain of Loveland Rd is chairman of senators and congres.smen to correct going to just keep the production end the arts to help. They will be asked to A uniform exchange program will in pay talks the situation. PTO Cultural Arts Chairman Terri Connecticut State College’s Exten the pack committee. in this area. LeMasters of Buck Rd. announced a give their time at school with a COC urtion lu b led There will be two Webelo dens this aLso be established and any parents Benoit said this morning he will "We can't afford to loose this type sion College program. She will be wishing to donate used cub uniforms Hebron new program for this year for both regular art schedule as well as coleader of two personal growth In other business, the board tabled year due to the increased enrollment. send a letter today to these represen of people," the mayor said. elementary schools. special programs. may contact Lafountain The Board of Finance Wednesday tatives to see if some sort of a bin group programs offered this fall at any action regarding a request from Robert Lowery and Fred Nelson will He added, the loss will effect the Mrs. LeMasters said the main pur One program idea this year will be night appointed Jack Baker of Jones ding clause can be put in future the New Britain campus town’s operations, the educational pose has been to assure the art and an art exhibit at the end of the year. St. its representative to the Regional government contracts when awarded systems, and everything. She is a Hartford native, holds a Comm ission music teachers of outside help. Other programs are also being BA degree from the University of District 8 Board of Education for planned. board-teacher negotiation sessions. With no room mothers to contact Connecticut and a master's degree in asks to grow they carry a heavy load. Mrs. LeMasters said, “The Board-teacher negotiations for counseling from CCSC. She taught students of Hebron ave, at this time, Vernon Rham High School staff members Council stops conflict change The chairman in each category of and counseled five years at Bristol music and art will form a committee very little exposure to the creative Eastern High School and worked as A request of the Recrea are expected to begin in mid- arts."alls. October. Baker attended a meeting in intern in the Bristol Mental Health tion Commission to in Monday to review the situation. Vernon terested, directly or indirectly, in any Clinic. crease its membership Superintendent David Cattanach With little discussion, the Town contract, purchase order for Hiring plan voted She is married and has two from 9 to 11 was tabled by notified the finance panel that the Council, Tuesday night, rejected a supplies, materials or equipment or children. the Town Council, for the local school board will return about proposed amendment to the town’s contractual services furnished to or Vernon wish there was more council in it. ” To enroll in her programs, call second time, Tuesday Stanley Roesler, director of ad night. $2,400 of funds previously earmarked Conflict of Interest Ordinance and used by any town agency. The Town Council Tuesday adopted CCSC at 827-7653. P iv . ministration, said it doesn't have At its meeting two weeks for a school roof at the Gilead Hill took no action to set up a public The proposed amendment met op an affirmative action plan after much to do with Hartford, it's really ago the council discussed School. hearing date. position from both political parties rejecting an amendment proposed by federal. the matter and voted to Chairman Richard Grant said that The proposed amendment would on the council. Councilman Robert Wehrli. Dump study Officials in several towns were up table action until further originally $2,000 had been allocated have changed the portion of the It would have eliminated All towns have to adopt an Affir for the roof repair, but the board original ordinance which forbids all volunteers on town boards and com set with Hartford when it challenged group waits information could be ob mative Action Plan in order to the suburban towns and their tained as to why the spent $300 in repairs and are retur town officials from having any finan missions from being bound by the receive federal funds. The plan, in employment practices and federal request was being made. ning the balance plus $700 left on the cial or personally financiallv in conflict-of-interest clause. effect, is a statement of the town’s funds were tied up in a court suit on park report At Tuesday’s meeting, bond for the roof. intent to abide by equal opportunity _’®\^ication filed by the city. legislation. Bolton the council was told that Tuesday night Wehrli suggested a the principle reason for the Federal agencies asked towns for Bates is town treasurer change in phraseology on the residen Members of the Solid Waste request rests in the current voluntary compliance and if it is not Disposal Study Committee are Student reps cy requirement. He said in regard to difficulty to obtain a So this is what you kids do all day Bates also served with Council achieved, the agencies could ter the lower four job categories, Ver awaiting a report from the state quorum at meetings. East Hartford minate funding. HEBRON — The Board of Educa Chairman George Dagon in 1968 non's salary scale makes it extreme Department of Environmental Another reason given Wherli said charity begins at home tion for Rham High School Lorenzini of Tumblebrook Dr., Bolton gets a look at things in the art room of the Donald Bates was sworn in as town when Bates, Dagon, and Dwyer were ly unlikely for someone from outside Protection (DEP) on Freja Park for w as that additional welcomed the two student represen Bolton Elementary School with her sons. Eric, 8, is a third grader and Michael, 6, is a first treasurer at Tuesday night's Town the three minority members of the and he has been pushing for the town to accept a job because of a landfill site. members would allow the Council meeting. provisions giving Vernon residents tatives to it recently. They are Cindy council. the cost of transportation. Test holes were dug by DEP. Nor commission to intesify its on a tour of the school during the PTO sponsored open house first preference for jobs. Grant and Jim Piro. Staff members His name was proposed by a coun Bates said he sorely missed the He said jobs requiring more man Preuss, selectman, and Danny efforts in certain Wednesday evening. (Herald photo by Dunn I ’Tuesday, Wherli again made a mo Barbara McGovern and Patricia cil subcommittee. The council un business of the council and was glad specific .skills or education are usual Rattazzi, road foreman, were pre recreational areas. tion to amend the plan to give first Gregor-Hedwall will represent the animously approved its choice of to be back serving on the town. He ly advertised outside the town to ob sent. •" Mrs. Joyce Taylor, a faculty. Bates. preference to Vernon residents who Preuss said they dug a surprising $OAOO was honored to be chosen and tain a good selection of “qualified” member of the commis are handicapped, minorities, Bates, who will complete the un promised to make every effort to applicants. He said a local qualified 13 feet before moist soil was reached. sion, said the commission A78-13 Rosh Hashanah expired term of the late William serve the people by the same ideals veterans, women, and other Vernon applicant would probably improve The committee is contacting the has so many areas to cover 5-rib design Bridge is falling down Dwyer, was sworn in by Assistant citizens who are qualified. public works directors in several of his predecessor. his or her ranking because he/she and there are so many sub Blackwall. HEBRON — The United Brethren Wehrli said the plan placates the Corporation Counsel Stephen Barron. would have local knowledge which is towns for their methods and costs of committees that two more Hebron Synagogue on Rt. 85 will The council did, however, withhold take about 30 to 45 days, City of Hartford. South Windsor Bates and Barron served on the coun Bates’ wife and family were pre an important job characteristic and disposal. Plus 51.74 F.E.T. and old tire observe Rosh Hashanah with ser authorization to transfer $90,000 in "There's no way of telling how long members would help in JH)V KI EHNEL cil together at one time. sent for the ceremony. Councilman Donald Eden said of therefore it seems to him that local Reports will be given at the next this area. vices Friday at 6:30 p m. and Satur needed funds. the bridge will last, ” said Young The the plan, “I think there is too much morning Monday at 7:30 p.m. at The Town Council has agreed to residents have better chances of day and Sunday at 9 a m. Yom Kip- If the council had authorized the bridge is widely used by commuters Hartford and federal input in it. I being hired. Bentley Memorial Library. pur will be observed Oct. 3 at 6:30 begin new designs for the rapidly transfer of funds, the town would and school buses. 4-ply polyester cord p.m. and Oct. 4 at 9 a m. Following deteriorating Clark St. bridge. have then been ineligible to apply for Democratic Councilman Edward Nancy Von Hone that day of fasting, refreshments will The heavily traveled bridge is a federal grant under the Public Havens suggested spending $200 to receives award be served at the synagogue at sun cracking and slowly crumbling and Works Act. get a second opinion regarding the DELUXE CHAMPION' down. has been continually repaired Town Engineer Allen Young said reconstruction costs. Vernon following heavy rains. the redesigning of the bridge will The majority of the council felt the Nancy Von Hone, 17, of 56 $0945 $ 9 5 4 5 $ 2 7 4 5 bridge was in such a hazardous state Ironwood Dr. received the 1976 A ^ B76 13 E76 14 A / F78 14 that no further time should be wasted Henry A. Pfisterer Memorial Who can give you Plus i 1 84 F E T Plus $2 25 F E T Plus $2 39 F E T and redesigning should take place Scholarship from the Connecticut immediately. Building Congress Scholarship Fund. $9045 $ q n 45 $0145 NET funding now is strong X 0 14 W W H 7 8 14 W 1 H78 15 Young said construction would The award is given students Plus $2 55 F E T Plus $2 75 F E T Plus $2 80 F E T South Windsor take about 40 days and the new studying for careers in the construc bridge could be in by next spring. tion industry and it totals $1,000 All prices plus tax and old tire. South Windsor's NET program, a councilman, came before the council granted $4,000, monies which to ask for the $2,000. Officials are, in the meantime, renewable yearly based on grades. Prices shown are for blackwalls. Whitewalls add $2. program which provides temporary autom atically go to the town's checking the bridge for new cracks She graduated from Rockville High The council, however, sympathetic general fund. 50 dollars housing to troubled children, has to the needs of the Community Ser and further signs of deterioration es School and entered the University of been revived by a federal grant of The council in turn has authorized pecially following rain. Rhode Island this fall where she will $4,000. vice Council, asked that $1,000 of the transfer of $2,000 to the service coun necessary $2,000 be raised by the Ser Most officials feel the bridge would major in urban engineering. She The $2,000 necessary to keep the cil to continue the NET program. never take another spring thaw and hopes to use her knowledge in program going had been cut when vice Council The council agreed to NET provided temporary housing attempt to raise the other $1,000 heavy spring rains. .Niincv Von Hone building for a master’s degree in city councilmen labored to keep this with volunteer host families for planning. themselves. At one point. Mayor San troubled and runaway children. 1036 seconds year's taxes down. dra Bender volunteered to donate the The program is modeled after a Mimi Dunbar, co-chairman of the second $1,000 herself. Community Service Council, and similar one in Glastonbury and has A78-13 Howard Fitts, former mayor and Recently, however, the service handled about 11 cases between July Area briefs Blackwall. council learned they had been 1975 and May of this year. TV film on agenda Plus 51.75 F.E.T. and old tire. Doll artist Beta Sigma Phi Josie Breton Fund forming HEBRON — The Bicentennial COVENTRY — Jean Dolan of SOUTH WINDSOR — The regular Commission will meet .Saturday at Coventry will show her hand-sewn Phelps Hall, Rt. 85 at 9 a m. meeting of Beta Xi Chapter of Beta Double-Belted Elaine LaHouse, an organizer, said to deposit all money raised in a doll clothes at the fifth annual Andover Residents interested in being part of Sigma Phi will be Thursday, Oct. 7 at representatives Irom the local special 'Josie Breton Fund. " Litchfield Arts & Craft Show-Sale About 50 friends and neighbors of the re-enactment Bicentennial TV 7:30 p.m. at the home of Barbara Parent Teacher Association and the To learn more, call Elaine Oct. 9 and 10. Show proceeds benefit the Breton family attended an documentary are invited. The com Widler, 27 Gay Feather Lane, DELUXE CHAMPION Bolton Woman's Club attended. LaHouse, 742-7261. Terry Clark. 742- Child & Family Services. Mrs. organizational meeting Tuesday to mission will discuss final plans for it. Glastonbury. Hilda Martin will speak plan ways to help the family Arrangements are now being made 7707 or Mary Alice Piro. 742-8496. Dolan's doll clothes fit many com on "Literature-Prose." Sandy Manno 1976 N ew C ar Tire Costumes need not be worn at this mercially sold dolls. Joseph Breton was killed recently meeting but will be needed later. will discuss Rubbermaid products. while cutting trees in his back yard He left his wife and two daughters Mrs. Linton awarded Art workshop Spook Night The youngest daughter Josie has .'c ■ ■ • A leukemia. Town leaders to seek ''ERNON — Mrs. June Linton, of VERNON — The Tuesday HEBRON — The PTO still has two seats vacant on its executive board. Those at the meeting decided to White St . Rockville, a member of workshops sponsored by the Tolland Bam ^can. Also, chairmen are needed for the have a fund raiser each month Ten the Tolland County Art Association, County Art Association will continue public works funds annual Spook Night and the bylaws our regular June prices per tire tatively planned are a baseball game has been awarded the past this fall starting Sept. 28 from 11 committee. To learn more, call in October, a coffee break in president's prize given by the a m. to 3 p.m, at the Lottie Fisk Barnev is C'.B I 's .\lliim c I” Biinkcr, on blackwalls and whitewalls. Lorraine Bielecki, PTO president. November, a teen-age discotheque Bolton Connecticut Watercolor Society for Building. Henry Park. Workshop .\ni.i now ih.ii he's ne.irbv. vou don't h,i\ e to wau rv .ihout > T wo tion, repair or other improvements her painting "Landscape." It will be objectives are to encourage study dance in December, and an adult If funding for the proposed Local of public works projects. Police auction ueiiim; to voiir bank belore it closes. fibcrglas.s dance in January Public Works Capital Development on display at the W adsworth and the exchange of ideas. It will The administering agency will be EAST HARTFORD - The police Or w.niim; around lor it to open. $0150 $9450 bclt.s for and Investment Act of 1976 is passed Atheneum, Hartford Tuesday combine optional painting lessons W W C78 14 W 1 E78'14 F78 14 Also planned are a beerfest and a the U.S. Department of Commerce, department’s annual auction will be linn tread family picnic by Congress. Bolton leaders will through Saturday from 11 a.m. to 3 given by Estelle Laschever, West Saturday at 10 a m. at police 'I’ou don't ha\e to worr\ .iboui s.indwiehinc b.inking Economic Development Administra Hartford artist. The painting lessons Plus i? 0 5 F E T Plus 5 2 27 F E T Plus 52 43 F E T attempt to get 100 per cent funding p.m. and Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m. headquarters on Tolland St. Bicycles into \our lunch hour. contact. tion Only regional directors will be will be prior to the workshops star for one of the town's major projects. authorized to accept applications. and other unclaimed items recovered t1r sLiddenlv tindinc voursell short ot e,ish. Or The Congress must act before its Bridge lessons ting in October, from 9 a m. to 11 by the department in the past year $3^00 $9700 $9000 • Polyester If you have news Towns must submit more than one ueuing hum; up in a long line. Or torgelling to deposit \our W W G 7 6 14 W # G78 15 W # H78 14 adjourns. a m. To learn more, contact June will be auctioned off by Commander project and the agency will decide VERNO.N — The R ecreation Linton, 875-2009 or Ginnv Gingras, cord body for these towns, call If the funding is approved, grants the town's priority. Department will offer bridge lessons Llewellyn McPherson. p.ocheek. Plus 52 60 F E T Plus 52 65 F E T Pluj »2 83 F E T by the Secretary of Commerce office 875-9865. for a ANDOVER - 646-0375 Chief executive officers in all starting Monday from 7 to 9 p.m. at In laei. with B.irne\ .ill \ou need to remember is vour t '.B I will be awarded to state and local towns were notified by the Capital the Lottie Fisk Building, Henry Park Prices ire (Donna Holland) “/n Time of Need'' let Banking C .ard. lust h.ind it to B.ii nec ,ind b.inking suddeiiK $4950 for blackwalls governments for local public works Region Council of Governments with Lenore Brooks, bridge instruc Parents advisory group ■ V H78 15 “ W L78 15 BOLTON - 646-0375 projects. ANDOVER — The Community becomes one ot lite's easier moments except where iCRCOGl of a meeting to discuss the tor. Those interested should contact ELLINGTON — The first meeting Health Services of Columbia, Plus 52 87 F E T Plus 5 3 14 F E T Indicated (Donna Holland) About $2 billion is being requested. act Dreselly attended the meeting. Mrs. Brooks, 10 Center St., 871-1363 of the Parents Advisory Group of B.irnev. He's .ilw.ivs there when \ou need The state amount will not be known Hebron, Andover and Marlborough him. .\lwa\s. I COVENTRY - 742-9375 He recently said the town must or the department. Ellington High School will be Oct. 14 will hold its annual meeting tonight All prices plus tax and old tire until the national amount is known plan for a now firehouse, new town at 7:30 p m at the school. A series of (Linda Lovering) The act will provide 1(X) per cent Membership open at 7:30 at the agency office on Rt. 6. Whitewalls add $3.25 to $4.25. garage, dog pound and means for four meetings is planned for the The film, "In Time of Need, " will be THE CONNECTICUT BANK EAST HARTFORD - 289-4283 funding for the construction, renova solid waste dispo.sal. TOLLAND — Memberships are year. Future meetings are Jan 27, (Sheila Tuller) shown. AND TRUST COMPANY available in the Tolland Junior .March 3, and May 18 Parents in ELLINGTON - 643-2711 Woman's Club to women aged 18-40. terested in joining should call Mrs (Barbara Richmond) rile club nieets once a month on .Arline Scheuy at the school office Correction i-C Hale Day Tuesday Tuesdays from September to May. HEBRON - 228-9561 BOLTON — ft was incorrectly Those interested should contact reported in The Herald Wednesday (Evelyn Croston) A ceremony observing Nathan membership chairman Heidi Ross, the cost of delivery to every Bolton Hale Day was held at the Nathan Jesse Brainard, chairman of the Foliage trip MANCHESTER SOUTH WINDSOR - 644-1364 Columbine Rd, 872-6774 home of the proposed charter will be Hale monument on Cross St. Town Council, read a proclamation (Judy Kuehnel) VERNON - The Tolland County $1,300, The delivery will be arranged 325 BROAD ST. Tuesday, of Gov Ella Grasso It named Sept Tag sale AARP will run a foliage trip into by the commission without cost to TOLLAND - 643-2711 The Nathan Hale Fife and Drums 22. 1976 as Nathan Hale Day in TOLL.AND — The Tolland Junior 6 4 6 -3 3 5 6 New Hampshire and Vermont Mon the town The cost of printing the (Barbara Richmond) performed Stuart Squires, chairman remembrance of the 200th anniver Women's Club will sponsor a tag sale day, Oct 11 leaving from Vernon at THURS, 8-5:30 of the group, and Oscar Miller, sary of his death charter in The Herald Friday in a VERNON - 643-2711 Saturday and Sunday from 9:30 a.m. 7:30 a m A second bus will leave the SAT. 8-12:30 representing Post 52 of the American Other groups there were the to 4:30 p m at the home of Kathy special insert will be $1,250. An extra You’ve just got to (Barbara Richmond) next Tuesday To get on a tour, con 1,200 copies are being given the town Mon., Tues., Wed., Fri. 8 ■ 5;30 Legion, placed a wreath on the monu Bicentennial Commission and the Schroeder, Metcalf Rd. All proceeds tact Henry Driver, 15Snipsic Village, nt t'f F D I C hand it to Barney. ment Historical Society will be used to support local projects for $25. ’The printing of the proposed Ellington, by Oct 1. charter is a legal requirement. I PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs , Sept. 23. 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn , Thurs , Sept. 23, 1976 - PAGE NINETEEN Police report Fact-finding hearing set Gaming commission Legal INVITATION Theodore H. Staudt, 45, of 193 hersell as a tobacco company route afternoon on a court w arrant Notice TO BID Loomis St. is schedul^ to appear salesman and made off with $50 charging him with public indecency. NOTICE FOR in town-union wage dispute Oct. 18 in Common Pleas Court 12 on worth of cigarettes and a $1,100 The charge stems from an incident ADMISSION OF ELECTORS, The Manchester Board of Education seeks bids for the charges stemming from an accident check made out to the tobacco firm. TOWN OF ANDOVER, Tuesday involving a juvenile, police sale of the following piano: and alleged theft from a vegetable Authorities learned later that the declines confrontation CONN. said. He was reieaseil on his written Steinway Duo Art XR, 5'7", ©le rteratd By GREG PEARSON tion, and the final step, after fact fin hearing this year. farm, police said today. woman was indeed a tobacco firm promise to appear in court Oct. 12. Notice is hereby given that ding, is binding arbitration. The factfinder's report for the fire Walnut Case, Circa 1925. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Herald Reporler Staudt was charged with evading employe, but not for the same firm to Vernon the Board of Admission of Complete and r'estorable. The fact-finding hearing between The fact-finding hearing provides a fighters, which ruled in favor of the responsibility and reckless driving in which the cigarettes and check were HARTFORD (UPI) — The state gaming pointment of Fitzgerald “deplorable" and Electors for the Town of An Harry Warrek, 20, of 75 Park West Needs everything exept a the Town of Manchester and the un forum where both sides, the town and town on most issues, was released connection with a 1:15 a m. accident to be sent. commission has declined to force a con said it "substantially undercut the com dover will be in session in the Dr, was arrested Wednesday night on Town Office Building on new board. No bench. Piano ion representing workers from the the union, can explain their case to earlier this month. The Board of today on W. Center St, When he was The woman learned of the error the frontation with a legislative panel wanting mittee’s investigation.” with (24) rolls, titles and a court warrant charging him with Saturday October 2, 1976 from PHONE 643-2711 Public Works Department will be the factfinder. At the hearing, the Directors and the union have not apprehended about 45 minutes later, day after she had visited the phar to investigate it although the commission It was after a subcommittee meeting numbers included in the bid first-degree sexual assault, delivery won’t appear as requested today. 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm, in accor FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD held Wednesday, Oct. 20. factfinder is also required to attempt voted yet on the report. he was also charged with fourth- macy, police said, and returned the two weeks ago the commission said it dance with State Statue Sec. 9- specifications. Any bidder of liquor to a minor, and dispensing The meeting will include officials to act as a mediator between the two The factfinder's report for the degree larceny in connection with a cigarettes and check immediately. The gaming commissioners Wednesday would not appear again before election 17 for the purpose of admit may see the piano upon ap of marijuana. from the union and town administra sides. police case is due Friday. theft of peppers from a farm on said they would appear next month before day because it said the investigation was ting all persons who are found pointment before submitting TOWN OF MANCHESTER NOTICE tion and David Weinstein, who was After the hearing, the factfinder is The two major differences in Spencer St., police said. Burglaries reported to police The arrest stems from an incident the gaming subcommittee of the “politically motivated." lo be qualified to be Electors their bid. Sealed proposals involving a 15-year-old girl recently of the Town of Andover. will be received until 3:30 TOWN OF ANDOVER, appointed fact-finder for the case by given 30 days to prepare a report on negotiations between the town and The accident on W. Center St. was Wednesday included house breaks on legislature's General Law Committee, After that hearing subcommittee ADVERTISING and is a companion case to that of The qualifications are as P.M , January 5, 1977, at LEGAL CONNECTICUT the state Board of Mediation and Ar what he feels the agreement between Local 991 appear to be over the minor, police said, and no injuries Perkins St. and N. Main St. Police despite previous statements they would members said they did not believe gaming Frederick Lee, 20, of 18 Legion Dr. not testify before the November elections. follows: Applicant must be which tim e they will be APPROVAL OF RATES bitration. the two sides should be. He can ob "shotgun issue" and the number of were reported. Staudt's car was in said a phonograph, tapes and clothing commission members who denied politics eighteen years of age, must be NOTICE REGIONAL DISTRICT #8 arrested Tuesday on the same The commissioners suggested a publicly opened. Ilie right is The American Federation of State, tain an extension if 30 days is not accumulated sick days allowed a collision with a motorcycle operated were taken in the first incident and was Involved in a shift of several panel a resident ol the Town ol An reserved to reject any and all REAPPORTIONMENT 1 diiy lOi word por day charges, police said. meeting with the panel on Oct. 7 and the County and Municipal Employes — enough. retiring employe. by John W. Harris, 23, of 5 Bank St. cash and jewelry were taken in the jobs — including Fitzgerald's. dover, if foreign born must be bids. Specifications and bid The Zoning Board of Appeals PLAN 3 days word par day He was held on $5,000 surety bond at a meeting on September 20. Local 991, which represents 110 blue The factfinder's report is not bin The shotgun issue concerns the second. legislator in charge of the panel said he Cicarello said he thought the commis a naturalized citizen forms may be secured at the The Recommended plan of the 6 days 0€ w ord par day 1976 made the following 26 days 7c w ord per day collar workers from the Public ding. Both sides must vote approval manning of snowplows. The union for court today in Rockville. thought that would be fine. But the sub sion should be restructured. Ruth K. Munson. Business Office, 45 N. School Regional School District #8 Other arrests made by Manchester decisions; 15 w ords $2 00 minimum of the recommendations before they wants to maintain two riders, the se committee was to hold a hearing today Town Clerk Street, Manchester, Connec Reapportionment Committee Works Department, has been Police included: Coventry Commission Chairman Beatrice H appy Ads S2 15 inch can be accepted. cond known as the "shotgun rider," Chester Hanson, 20, of 28 Thomp anyway to discuss the situation. for Board lor ticut. Appl. No 521 — Howard and the certification of ap working without a contract since • Patricia A. Beaulieu, 21, of 25 Wayne K. Sherman, 19, of Rich Kowalski and other commission members Admission ol Electors per snowplow. The town wants to son St. was arrested at the Tolland Previous statem ents by the nine Raymond E Demers, Rovegno — 89 Oxford Street — proval of the plan by the State July 1. Local 991 also represents If no such agreement is reached, Holmes St., East Hartford, charged mond Rd. was charged with met this week with Senate Majority Granted Board of Education is on file the case then goes to binding arbitra have one man per snowplow. County Superior Court Wednesday members of the Commission on Special Business Manager about 100 blue collar workers in the Wednesday night with fourth-degree operating under the influence, Leader Joseph Lieberman, D-New Haven, Appl. No. 522 — John A in the office of the Town For accumulated sick days, the un afternoon and charged with carrying Revenue that they would not appear school system, but that section of the tion, where each side's last best offer larceny (shoplifting) at Sears carrying a dangerous weapon in a who warned them not to ignore the law Tierney — west side of Clerk, School Board, Andover, union negotiates separately and has is considered. The arbitrator then ion wants a retiring worker to be a dangerous weapon. Sheriff Francis before November brought threats of sub makers' request. LEGAL NOTICE Connecticut and copies are Roebuck & Co., Manchester Shop motor vehicle, third-degree larceny Kearnan reported spotting a knife in Overlook Drive, south of 102 available for public inspection reached an agreement with the rules in favor of one side or the other. allowed to take advantage of all tbe ping Parkade. Court date is Oct. 18. poena from legislative leaders. Lieberman said he promised the com Overlook Drive — Granted by possession (a stolen rifle), and Hanson's pocket which proved to be TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT and distribution Board of Education for this fiscal There is no compromising between sick days, up to a maximum of 105, Louis Ciccarello, D-Norwalk, head of mission members he would talk with Cic Appl. No. 523 - Dr Gil • Ronald P. Mahoney, 22, of carrying a pistol without a permit ■ ilNOTICE OF Ruth K Munson. year. the two offers. that he has accumulated over the of illegal length. Court is Oct. 13. the legislative panel conducting the probe, Boisoneau — 229 East Center Glastonbury, charged Wednesday after a one-car accident Wednesday carello and his cochairman. Rep. Albert ADOPTION OF AMENDMENT , Town Clerk Fact-finding is the third step taken Two other Manchester unions, the years. The town wants the retiring night with fourth-degree larceny said, “I'm delighted the commission is Webber, D-New Haven, in order to calm Street — Granted Apdover. Conn at 10:30 p.m. on Rt. 31. Steve Johnson, 27, of 31 Vernon going to make itself available sometime." TO ORDINATE in municipal labor negotiations. Step fire fighters and the police, have worker to get a percentage of the (shoplifting) at K-Mart Department Police said the car driven by Sher ■tensions. All variances effective In ac Ave. was driving west on Union St. However, he was critical of the commis In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Sections 1 and one is negotiation, step two is media already been through the fact-finding sick days he has accumulated, with Store, Spencer St. Court date is Oct. man went off the road near Lisicke Fitzgerald replaces John MacDonald in cordance with General no maximum limit. Wednesday evening when the bike sion. Ciccarello said the commission’s 9 of the Town Chapter, notice is hereby given ol the adoption by Statutes LEGAL 4. Beach by Coventry Lake and went the post that has day-to-day supervision driven by Shirley Stead, 12, of 111 hiring of one of its members as its over legalized gambling in Connecticut. the Board of Directors of the Town ol Manchester, Connecticut, Notice of these decisions has NOTICE over a stone wall. There were no in Union St. turned in front of the car, September 14, 1976, of Amendment to Chapter 122 (Pension) of Police said today that an apparent executive secretary was an example of MacDonald said earlier this month he been filed in the Town Clerk's juries reported. police said. They collided. The girl the Ordinances of the Town of Manchester as follows: office. BOLTON flim-flam Monday afternoon, in “clubhouse politics” would resign Oct. 15 after commission He was being held on $1,000 bond ZONING BOARD OF The Registrars for the Town Gold jury selection resumes which cigarettes and a check were was taken by ambulance to Rockville The commission Wednesday named members asked him to step down. AMENDMENTS TO TOWN OF MANCHESTER for appearance today in Common General Hospital where she was East Hartford Democratic Chairman PENSION ORDINANCE APPEALS of Bolton will be in session on ADVERTISING reported taken from the Pine Phar Fitzgerald resigned as a commission September 28. 1976 to correct WATERBURY (UPI) - Jury selection resumed picked to determine the questioned by the prosecu Pleas Court 19 in Rockville. treated for minor injuries and James M, Fitzgerald as its new executive Paul J. Rossetto. DEADLINE macy, 664 Center St., has turned out member, with a $10,000 annual salary, (Chapter 122 of the Ordinances of the Town of Manchester is Secretary and prepare the Registry List A Vietnam veteran and a today in the proceedings fate of Gold, 43, who is tion and defense. Tolland released. secretary, formalizing an appointment Irom 9 am to 5 pm to be an honest mistake. earlier this month in expectation of get hereby amended, effective July 1, 1975, as follows: Dated this 23rd day of 12 00 noon the day bafora factory worker are the before Superior Court being retried for the Sept, Chosen Wednesday were Jack L. Renick, 42, of 416 South No police action was taken. expected for weeks. publication The pharmacy had reported that a ting the executive secretary's job for September, 1976 Wm Houle latest jurors chosen in the Judge George A, Saden. 26, 1974, slashing murders Sec. 122-8, paragraphs (a) and (b) are hereby repealed effec Deadline for Saturday and David M. Hanley, 28, of young woman misrepresented River Rd. was arrested Wednesday Ciccarello called the commission's ap which he will receive $31,469 annually. Patricia Rady double murder trial of New The two selections of Irving Pasternak, 71, Naugatuck, a Vietnam tive July 1,1975, and the following is substituted in lieu thereof: Registrars of Monday It 12 00 Noon Friday York stockbroker Murray Wednesday brought to five and his wife, Rhoda, 66, in veteran who works as a - -^a) Eligibility for Total Disability Pension (under 15 years of Voters Gold. the number of jurors their Waterbury home. bakery supervisor, and service) The first trial of Gold, John J. Urbano, 55, a fac- Police computer to be installed PLEASE READ A member of the Plan who shall become permanently, total the Pasternaks' former torv worker. Installation of the Manchester LEGAL NOTICE YDUR AD son-in-law, ended last ment of Manchester's size. provide for more accurate reporting ly, disabled from engaging in any gainful occupation and TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT TENTH ANNUAL Police Department's innovative Bill would provide employment, such total disability having been sustained during Classified ads er# tikan over Test runs on the mini-computer are and more control over record NOTICE OF March in a mistrial when computer information system will the performance of essential duties pertaining to his employ the phone ei « convenience scheduled later this fall. Sartor said, keeping, Sartor said. ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE The Herald it retpontibie for fi^IQUE FLEA MARKE t I the jury was unable to begin in about two weeks and ment by the Town, and while acting in the scope of such employ and the department intends to begin By improving the record-keeping only one mcorrecl mtertion and reach a verdict. Historic Vending authorities expect to begin using the ment, and such total disability having been caused by no fault or In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Sections I and then only to in# ticc of (he Sponsored by Lebanon Historical Society S using the system on a limited basis system, the police department will or'ginei insertion Errors which About 600 persons have Vending machines are not system in January, Deputy Chief fifth judge negligence on the part of such disabled member, may request, 9 of the Town Charter, notice is hereby given of the adoption by On The Lebanon Green >•; been summoned as by the first of the year. be able to improve its entire opera by written application to the Pension Board, that monthly dis the Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester. Connecticut, do not lessen the value of the new. As early as 215 B.C., Richard Sartor said today. advertisement wiii not be cor- Routes 207 and 87, LEBANON, CONN. S All of the department's records tion, Sartor said. ability payments be commenced to him, and be continued September 14, 1976 of Ordinance as follows: prospective jurors with worshipers in temples could Two policemen have been assigned reeled by sn addilionii inser get holy water by dropping in will eventually go into the computer, "If you think of a police depart WASHINGTON (UPI) — Connecticut swift adjudication of the existing case during the period of such disability, in an amount equal to one- tion SATURDAY, SEPT. 25lli, 1976 S most being excused by to develop a new report-writing ORDINANCE five drachmas. In 1615, Coin- and officers are now coding and ment as a human being, the records will have a fifth federal district court backlog and of future cases filed in the dis twelfth (1 12th) of fifty percent (50%) of his final average an 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. I Saden for personal system to be compatible with the BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Directors ol the Town of operated tobacco boxes preparing data on past arrests for en division is the memory," Sartor said. judgeship if legislation approved by the trict court. " nual wage or salary al the time of such disability. Such disabili reasons. appeared tn English pubs. federally financed system, which Manchester that the Town of Manchester sell for the sum of Rain or Shine try into the system. The new system, And the better the memory, the full House Judiciary Committee is passed The state's representatives said the ty payments shall be subject to the provisions of paragraphs Help Wanted 13 The five men chosen so After a coin was inserted, the Sartor says will be the first of its kind (c), (d), and (e) of this Sec. 122-8. One Dollar (1.001 and other valuable considerations to ADMISSION, ADULT 75$ | which also includes microfilm better the success of the law enforce by the House before Congress adjourns. number of cases filed has more than far were from among 65 lid opened and the patron in the country for a police depart KENNETH BURKAMP the following described prnperty He/reihmenti 4lt Day • UHI Draler$ • Frpf Parkin/fl !v prospective jurors helped himself to a pipeful of storage of detailed reports, will ment effort, he said. Connecticut's six representatives had doubled in the past decade — from 734 in (b) Eligibility for Total Disability Pension (over 15 years of located in the Town of Manchester. County ot Hartford and AREA tobacco. joined in urging the House Judiciary Com 1966 to 1,547 in 1976. service) State of Connecticut, that certain piece or parcel o( land ADVISOR mittee to approve the legislation to The additional federal judgeship was Any member of the Plan other than a Policeman or Officer situated to the North of Purnell Place in said Town ot Manchester and bounded and described as follows W a n tv d fo r Two New Britain bakeries cited relieve the overburdened conditions of the contained in a measure that would create who shall have been employed in the continuous service of the state’s federal district couits. 46 more federal judgeships throughout the Town for a period of fifteen (15) years and who shall have NORTHERLY, By land now or formerly of Adolph and Anna Manchester Operators of two New Britain on Raymond Pons, manager of Pons appeared in Commom Pleas Court at Connecticut now has four federal judges nation. It was approved Tuesday by the become permanently, totally, disabled from engaging in any Bareisza, twelve (12) feet: Evening Herald bakeries. Pons Bakery, Inc. of 43 Bakery, which distributes bread in New Britain Monday and their cases who sit in Hartford or New Haven. House Judiciary Committee. gainful occupation and employment, such total disability having EASTERLY; By land formerly of Archie Hayes, now other land Hour*, 2:30-5:30 Dally of the Town of Manchester, one hundred and five-tenths 11(X) 5) Grove St. and All- Sweet Bakery, Inc. the Hartford area. Both operators were continued Sept. 28. In a letter to the House Judiciary Com The Senate approved the legislation on been caused by no fault or negligence on the part of such dis Car mandatory abled member, may request, by written application to the Pen feet; of 449 Osgood Ave., have been served mittee, the state congressional delegation April 1, but a vote on the House floor has Call 647-9946 warrants in which they are charged sion Board, that monthly disability payments be commended to SOUTHERLY; By land now or formerly ol E J Holl, twelve wrote, “The district of Connecticut must not yet been scheduled and Congress plans (12) feel; and by the Connecticut Department of him, and be continued during the period of such disability, in an have this additional judge to ensure the to adjourn on Oct. 2. WESTERLY: By other land ot Kenneth Burkamp, one hundred Consumer protection with main amount equal lo one-twelfth (l/12th) of fifty percent (50%) of Red Cross makes appeal his final average annaul wage or salary at the time of such dis- and five-tenths (100,5) feet. taining unsanitary conditions. aoility. Such disability payments shall be subject to the VACANCY This Ordinance shall take effect ten (lOi days after this Malta provisions of paragraphs (c), (d), and (e) of this Sec. 122-8. Coventry Grammar In both instances the department for blood donations For 35 centuries, the publication in this newspaper provided that within ten 110) days This Ordinance shall take effect ten (10) days after this after this publication of this Ordinance a petition signed by not S^ool alleges that its inspectors found un The Red Cross Blood Center in Persons between the ages of 18 and 66 M editerranean island of sanitary conditions at inspections, in good health may make donations. Malta was under successive publication in this newspaper provided that within ten (10) days less than five 15) percent of the electors of the Town, as deter Farmington reports that there is a rule by t'hoenicians, after this publication of this (jrdinance a petition signed by not mined from Ihe latest official lists of the Registrars ol Voters, Part-time that the operators were called to very critical blood situation. Shor Although recent bloodmobile hearings by the department and told Carthaginians, Romans, less than five (5) percent of the electors of the Town, and deter has not been filed with the Town Clerk requesting its tages are of all blood types and all collections throughout the state have Arabs, Normans, the Knights mined from the latest official lists of the Registrars of Voters, reference to a special Town election Secretary of the conditions, and that inspec eligible donors in the area are urged been about average, according to of Malta, France and most has not been filed with the Town Clerk requesting its reference Pascal A Prignano, Esq Secretary Apply Mr Wm McDer tions later showed the conditions still to donate their blood Friday when the Mrs. June Cox, blood program direc recently — from 1814 to 1964 to a special Town election Board of Directors mott. Principal, Rt 2, Box existed. Bloodmobile will be at South United tor, there has been an overall in — Britain On Sept. 21, 1%4, Pascal A Prignano, Esq., Secretary Manchester, Connecticut 280, Coventry, Ct 06238 crease in usage by state hospitals Malta became independent Baord of Directors Dated al Manchester. Connecticut this 17th day of September Tel. 742-7313 Methodist Church from 12:45 to 5:30 An K-qual Opportunily Kmployer The department released informa which is surpassing collections. with the British monarch as Manchester, Connecticut 1976. p.m. head of state. On Dec 13,1974. tion about the warrants Tuesday. Local blood program officials are Statewide daily usage has grown Malta became a republic but Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this 171h day of September 1976. They were served Friday on Ronato appealing to donors who have made from an average of 450 pints to a remained within the British Romano of 111 Sexton St., New Bri appointments for this visit to keep current high of 580 units. Commonwealth. tain, the president of All-Sweet and them. Walk-in donors are welcome. The monthly quota for each blood September “WANT AD” Special mobile collection is only 150 pints, r Big 8x10” 4 LINES 4 [^AYS 4 dollars 'AGWAYI ■ (20 Words) * ■
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YOUR MANCHESTER AUTO HURRY! MAIL OR BRING YOUR AD, TODAY! on your total healing bill any piece of wood. Because no two homes or healing systems are the MANCHESTER DEALER FOR DETAILS same he can help you only by checking your home, CONNECTICUT NATURAL your heating reguiromenis and your present healing GAS CORPORATION 1145 Tolland Turnpike BUY NOW AND BEAT THE 1977 costs STORE HOURS: It polls lo slmj with (JOS ■ A8WAV Mon., Tubs., Wed. Fri PRICE INCREASE. [AGWAY] 8:00-5:30 fflte Heratii 540 NEW STATE RD.-MANCHESTER Thun., 8:30-8:30 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING PHONE 643-5123 Sat., 8:()0-4:30 Read Herald Ads MANCH AUTO DLRS. PAGE TWENTY— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Sept. 23, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALDj^ Manchester. Conn , Thui^s.. 23, 1976 — PAGE TWENTY-ONE ...... Business Opportunity 14 Business Opportunity 14 Homes For Sale Homes For Seta 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes tor Sale Homes For Sale 23 □ M ISC. F O R S A L E MANCHESTER - Just listed, DISTRIBUTOR POLAROID BRICK DUPLEX - living COVENTRY - Village aluminum and brick raised room, kitchen, formal dining contemporary Ranch ■ KODAK HOL80N ALBUMS Colonial of eight rooms, four ranch on well treed lot. Eight 27 LEXMGTON DRIVE room, three bedrooms, rec eight rooms, featuring Articles lor Sale 41 EVEREADY WANTED WE8T1NQHOU8E fireplaces, two baths, hot beamed cathedral ceilings in rooms, two fireplaces, two t room RilMd Ranch. 3 room, 2-car garage, excellent car earage, $50,500. B/W water heat. $37,900, Contessa living room, with white brick Individual, Male or Female, needed full or part-time to dlitrlbute world lull baths, aluminum condition $51,900. Philbrick Agency, 742-9833, 742-6505. 14 - Naw Aluminum famous Kodak film and other photo producta through comYktoy etf>- Realty, 647-1419. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200 fireplace, two sliding glass tabllahed localloni. Make this your year for Independence. S490S.O0 In* siding, appllancaa, doors, 2 1 2 baths, redwood Combination Doora. vestment. Guaranteed 12 month merchandise repurchase agreement. COVENTRY - (North) Im MANCHESTER - This lovely carpaling. 50’a. SIXTEEN ACRES - Plus and aluminum exterior, 2-car Scratchod, dontod. Somo CALL Mr. Martin (Toll Free) - 1000-848-1200' eight room Colonial is maculate six room Ranch, garage, professionally htrdwtro mlaiing. restored antique Colonial in large corner lot. paneled Or Collect A614-228-1751 situated in one of Manchester. Fifteen rooms, landscaped grounds with “At It" - SIS EACH family room, fireplace, rec Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. E.D.S.T. Sat, 9 a.m, to 1 p.m. Manchester's finest areas. three full baths, nine m in im u m care $69,900 E.D.S.T. room, hot water heat, garage. Four bedrooms, large eat-in J.D. REAL ESTATE fireplaces, other features too Philbrick Agency. Realtors. O f Write $39,900. Contessa Agency, 742- SEARS Mandwstsr IT WILL m m OU T kitchen. Mid 60's. B/W Real numerous to mention $130,- 646-4200 f i r e s t o n e p h o t o CO., 9833, 742-6505 ty, 647-I4I9. ASSOCIATES 000. Philbrick Agency. FIRESTONE BUILDING - SINCE 1946 Call Joan Evsrstt Maire some M ilS ita i Realtors, 646-4200 ALUMINUM sheets used as 162 N. 3rd St„ Columbus, Ohio 43215 MANCHESTER - Lovely 646-1980 or 646-0807 MANCHESTER - 6-6. Duplex, Lots-Land For Sale 24 aluminum siding, two car gar printing plates, 007 thick, one Aappy three bedroom Ranch for easy GARRISON COLONIAL - age, separate furnaces, $53,- ELLINGTON - Standish 23x32 " 25 cents each or 5 for ENERGY-SAVING care living, fireplaced living Eight rooms built in 1967 brick r o d B K — 9IJ0 Warren E Howland. Street - Excellent location, $1 Phone 643-2711, LOOK! Help Wanted room, dining area plus eat-in front, large modern kitchen, AA zone, city water, adjacent , ,, TUNE-UP 13 Situation Wanted 15 kitchen, convenient to schools Realtors. 643-1108 Ca// 643-2711 GRACIOUS DUTCH Colonial - formal dining room, first floor to golf fairway, starting $13,- CLEAN USED refrigerators, UNDER and shopping, priced to sell at Six plus elegant rooms. family room. 15x19, four RN MOTHER who enjoys 900 per lot Call 646-5757 After ranges, automatic washers, “ “; x S ' . S S : “I"' for physician's office, $38,500. B/W Realty, 647-1419. Architecturally delightful bedrooms, 2-car garage, large MANCHESTER _ ___ NEW MANAGEMENT Monday,y,_ Tuesday, Thursday, children will care for your 5 . 649-3423 with guarantees B D. Pearl's child in my home days, West central hall to captivate your level lot At the low. low, Appliances, 649 Main St , 643- Friday, 9-6. Saturday 9-1. 872- MANCHESTER - Meadow price of $51,900 Philbrick •f ^ ^WINTER SPECIALir 8321. Center Street area. Call 646- decorating imagination. One CAPE 4 1 2 ACRES, with pond, old 2171 s’ HOMEMADE - |50 Lane. Gambolotti built and 1/2 baths, hardwood Agency, 646-4200 Fuel System Anti-Freeze S Installation M©bil 2108. Garrison Colonial, four Located in AA residential barn. 212 ft frontage on paved floors, modern kitchen, road in Bolton. Conn R-1 DARK LOAM - Five yards, ■■■ ALUN GUILFOttD GARAGE DOOR installer, bedrooms, formal dining area Fine starter home i MANY THANKS BAKE SALE 1 fireplaced living room, family zone R S Olmsted, Realtor $30 . plus tax Washed patio Most 6-cyl. w ill train, splendid opportuni FORMER TEACHER will room, stone front, paneled "In Beautiful Downtown Bolton” room and workroom, 2-car $34,500 289-7939 days, 649-7630 and pool sand, gravel, stone. ? to the MMH staff September 25th : ty, year ‘round work. Call 278- babysit week days in her family room with bar, 2-car sea.too American cars garage, private formal gar- ELLINQTON evenings 643-9504 5.50 Add $4 for 6>cyl. home In Highland Park area. garage, lovely wood^ lot, i: and the nurse who 9:30 A.M. 5 Sen, terrace. All this plus 8om« air cond. cart aitra Call 646-4515. many, many extras. Priced Crispino’s j SERVICE HOURS Add 30* aa. for raalator plu(^. MINOR REPAIRS.TUNE-UPS desirable location (185 Henry KE£I> THE FAMIIY TOCnHER FJ. SPILECKI BOLTON - Two acre woexied HAND MADE wooden baby < drove me in my PLUMBER’S Apprentice. for quick sale at $62,900. Street I. Must be seen to be ap Hartford Road •: 6:00 A.M. - 10:00 P.M. LUBRICATION. MUFFLERS New construction, minimum COLLEGE educated multi Share this lovely 2 family Realtors 643-2121 lot. $15,000 Call 64.3-0310 and cradle, Bomberger slide ' c a r to th e Arruda Realty, 644-1539, 528- preciated. High $40's Owner projector, metal cases for Trained and Experienced Mechanici on Duty two years experience, 643- faceted employment Colonial More than ample 643-1481 and j TIRES AND BATTERIES 9395. 646-8134, Principles only. 35mm slides. Rockwell 10" e m e r g e n c y 2636, after 5. background, mature mother, room to relax or enjoy the Highland Park :• At All Times MANCHESTER - $41,500 desires part time general of outdoors Many outstan Real Estate Wanted 28 radial saw Call 649-1290 r o o m Jame9 Everett^ Prop. CAPITOL TIRE RANCH - A "Must” House for RANCH - Seven rooms, three Three bedroom eustom built M a r k e t TOOL and D IE Maker - fice position. 646-5358. ding features Children - four bedrooms, un bedrooms, modern kitchen. L Ranch, dcsireable area Many SEWING MACHINES - While Friday night. 325 BROAD ST. OPEN DAILY 7 A.M. - 8 P.M. Experienced. Overtime and ALL CASH for your properly Highland Street $ ique playroom, paneled living shaped living and dining features Centurv 21, automatic zig zag. 1976 model, benefits. Dynamic Metal DAY CARE by experienced within 24 hours Avoia red D . S h a w EVEREH SHELL Dally 8 to 5:30 room, dining room, kitchen room. Large paneled family Jaekston-Avantc. 646-lJl6 unclaimed layaway But Cadette Girl Scout i:- Products Company Inc., 646- mother and teacher in loving tgiui HousM ommNTi tape, instant service Hayes 27S WAIN STREET ______943,1957 646-3356 gat. 8 to 12:30 Route 6 649-2632 laundry room, two baths, and room in basement, garage, tonholes, stretch stitches, Troop 10 :;i (Corner Route 85) 4048. Interviewing 8 a m. to 4 home. Drop-ins welcomed. BARROWS & WALLACE Corporation. 646*0131 ...... loaded with built-ins. Low 40s. patio, 300' deep lot $39,900 M AN(’1IE.STEH - $33,900 hems, fancy designs, etc. p.m. South Manchester. 646-4864. Owner, 646-8852. IlMCKStTI HTFI. K « kmil ______Philbrick Agency, Realtors M U I3 3 I3IS415 31MSI5 Seven room older colonial Never used Originally $469, 646-4200. four bedrooms, centrally now $179 60. 20-year MATURE Housekeeper, two SELLING YOUR HOME? Help Wanted 13 SINCE 1929. Private Instructions 18 located, Centurv 21, Jaekston- warrantee. City Sewing days per week, own transpor STRONG STREET - Tremen We Buy, Sell & Repair Avantc, 646-1316 Get top dollar' Call our Center. 244 Farmington INDEX TIRE OUTLET tation. South Windsor area. dous Colonial on a real deep REMEDIAL READING and competitors FIRST — then Avenue, Hartford, 522-0476 I 75 TALCOTTVILLE RD. Call 644-2183 after 7 p.m. level lot. Eight big rooms in N O T IC ft RT. 83, VERN O N C IR C L E math; individualized work all, 11/2 baths, custom built in MANCHESTER ■ Just call us LAST Mr 1 — Lott and Found y NEWSPAPER program, (lst-8th grade) by reduced. $41,500 Seven room Rothman, Frechette & w a n t e d - boy baby clothes, 2 — Paraonala PHONE 871-0222 TAILOR WANTED 1936, two-car garage. Must be CARRIER VOLKSWAGENS Masters degree teacher. 568- ISational Weather Forecast Colonial, four bedrooms, 1 1 2 Martin Realtors, 646-4144 size 2T or 3T in good condi 3 — Announctmania experienced in men’s wear seen to be appreciated. 8075. baths, immediate occupancy tion, and chest of drawers in 4 — Eniaftainmant WANTED tailoring, excellent working Tremendous value at $49,900. 5 — Auction! Centurv 21, Jaekston-Avantc, good condition Call 643-9262 IN RO C K VILLE AREA conditions. Good starting T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- B.F. GOODRICH W e Rebuild 1577. 646-1316 SEI.LING your house'’ Call us FINANCIAL TO DELIVER salary to qualified person, first and we ll make you a SEWING MACHINES - 1976 0 — Bondi-Stochs-Mortgaga! vacation with pay, many in ★ 9 — Personal Loans Mnnrhputer ENCINES & TRANSMISSIONS MANCHESTER Oversized cash offer T J Crockett, Zig Zags unclaimed layaway. BLEMISH surance benefits. Apply to Mr. TWO FAMILY, central loca 10 — Insurance RADIAL 0 HANG GLIDING lessons - by Realtor. 643-1577 $48 50 Singer Touch and Sew. kvfninff HvrnlH >s1 tion, nice lot, four rooms each Cape, 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, Snyder, Regal Men Shop, 903 appointment call, 875-1964. originally $389. now only EMPLOYMENT FR-70-14 ’43.50 plus *3.01 f e t floor, good condition. $43,000. iireplacc, formal dining room, 13 — Help Wanted Main Street, Manchester, 643- Northern Connecticut School $68 40 Fully guaranteed. Call 2478. 646-2426 , 9-5. 2 zone heat, garage, $38,500 by IMMEDIATE Cash for your 14 — Business Opporlunities Call John Humphrey of Hang Gliding. owner 647-9015. property Ix"! us explain our 236-1123, Dealer 15 — Situation Wanted GR-70-15 ’45.25 plus ’ 3.20 f e t Special On: e brakes'*^ 872-614? ' fair proposal Call Mr METALLOGRAPHIC / Quali EDUCATION After 5:30 P.M. FREE MOUNT & BALANCE • MUFFLERS SEWING LESSONS - Learn to Belfiore, 647-1413 COMMERCIAL Kirby Gerlich s has been continuously serving ty control lab technician. MANCHESTER • Forest 10 — Private Instructions sew in a small class with in Manchester R ills, stone and redwood vacuum, one year old, 19 — Schools-Ciassea Experienced desirable, but Manchester and vicinity. dividual instruction. Call 643- Ranch, high treed lot. four MAY WE BUY your home’’ excellent condition Table, ap 20 — Instructions Wanted Vredestein Metric Radial will train. Apply Klock Co. 6226. 2-YEAR-OLD tx'drooms, study, living room, Quick, fair, all cash and no proximately 30 x3' Call 646- SALES POSITION - Straight For All Foreign Car 1366 T o lla n d T p k e ., REAL ESTATE GERICfl’S SERVICE STATION TIM MORIARTY 8 room Colonial, 4 and large familv room, 646- problems Call Warren E 5875 after 6 p m - Homes for Sale commissions, leads furnished Fabric & Steel Belted “ Servicing Volkswagens fo r 14 Years” Manchester an Equal Oppor CERTIFIED Teacher will - Lots-Land for Sale tunity Employer. bedrooms, 2Vi baths, slate 6526 Howland, Realtors. 643-1108 25 — Investment Property to home owners. Call 242-5402. tutor in your home or mine. TAG SALE - Route 85, Bolton, PricBS Start 3t *22.23 plus m .oo fet 270 Hartford Rd. Manchester Grades 1-8, phone 644-2287 foyer, paneled family room 26 — Business Property AND GARAGE SELL YOUR HOUSE through Saturday, Sunday, 9-5 Tires, 27 — Resort Property ACT NOW - Turn spare time HEAT TREAT maintenance after 4 p.m. w/fireplace off dinette, 1082 Tolland Tplie. ______646-9025 J Watson Beach Real Estate Typewriters, 8mm movie 20 — Real Estate Wanted in to $$$! Be a Santa's 643-6217 person wanted. Must have at aluminum siding, double MANCHESTER GREAT BUY Company Professional real camera and projector, dishes, Demonstrator, earn commis least five years electrical and LEARN TO play organ, piano, garage. Asking $59,900. MI8C. SERVICES estate service for nearly 50 miscellaneous items 31 — Services Offered sions up to 30%- or - have a other maintenance related guitar. Your home or mine. REDUCED! years. Call our Manchester ol- Amplifier. 32 — Pamting-Papering Toy & Gift Party in your experience. Apply Klock Co. Reasonable rates. Dave Just see it and you will 33 — Building-Contracting ^ For period ending 7 a m , Friday, Sept 24 During Thursday r;lice, 647-9139 34 — Rooling-Siding home and earn free gifts! Our WINTERIZE . 323 REGAL MUFFLER CENTERS 1366 Tolland Turnpike, Fletcher 647-9040. want to own it' Slate blue DISHWASHER U d y Ken- 35 — Heating-Plumbing 29th year! Call or write San EXTRA! EXTRA! EXTRA! Manchester, an Equal (Oppor M E R R in night, showers and thunderstorms are expected in portions of Cape with leather brown more Butcher block lop, por 36 — Flooring ta's Parties, Avon, Conn PLANNING TO SELL'’ - Our tunity Employer. Schools-Classes 19 Realtore 646-1180 both the Southern Plateau and Southern Plains Regions, the trim at 272 Redwood Rd table Copper color, like new 37 — Moving-Trucking.Storage 06001. Phone 1-673-3455. FREE INSPECTION OF counseling can help without, 30 — Services Wanted SPECIAL ^ Southern Atlantic Coastal States Area, and the Northern Plains Asking $51,000. 569-1660 ol course any obligation $70 Call 643-7482 SCHOOL BUS Drivers - RUG HOOKING - lessons at Region. Most other areas should anticipate fair weather MISC. FOR SALE WE WANT honest reliable Odegard Realty. 643-4365 Two gallons of permanent anti-freeze, MUFFLERS & PIPES ---..S p ecial O ffer*----- Knowledge of Manchester Fraser’s Rug Studio, 192 Hart Minimum temperatures include; (approximate maximum TRUMI’ ET ■ with case, used, 41 — Articles for Sale persons who can meet people TWO NEW HOMES - Up on The W allace Co. 42 — Building Supplies necessary, clean driving ford Rood, taught by Vivily excellent condition $130. or and make friends for our We’re Reasoneble In Prices East Eldridge Street. A seven readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 57 (81), Boston 52 (691, Chicago 800 Silver Lane. E.H. 43 — Pets -Birds- Dogs installed, plus check all record required. Five year Powers. Classes start Articles lor Sale 41 best oiler Call 649-6400 44 — Livestock business. Good income oppor Better in Quality 1. Front Wheel Bearings Packed ! driving experience preferred. September 27,9 to 11 a.m. Call room Cape ready for occupan 44 (64), Cleveland 41 (63). Dallas 64 (86), Denver 46 (741. Duluth 569-1660 45 — Boats & Accessories tunity, call 872-4515 between cy and a seven room Dutch 31 (51), Houston 64 (89), Jacksonville 67 (86), Kansas City 53 An K((ual np[n)rtunity Kmplnycr 46 — Sporting Goods hoses and belts STOP IN AND SEE Call 643-2373 or 643-2414. 649-2304 between 10-4 for in 10 a.m. -12 noon. An equal op- formation and registration. Colonial. These are quality (70), Little Rock 60 ( 82), Los Angeles 64 (83), Miami 74 (B6|, 47 — Garden Products homes, the very best of 48 — Antiques porluntiy employer. ALSO ONLY 99« per wheel [ CASHIER - 3-11 p.m., full Minneapolis 37 (60), New Orleans 64 (85), New York 54 (70i, 49 — Wanted to Buy $ 0 9 5 time job, starting pay $2.31 Homes For Sole 23 everything. Come see for Phoenix 73 (93), San Francisco 54 (73), Seattle 52 i69l. St Louis HEADERS and MAGS yourself, we defy comparison. MANCHESTER - Fifteen RENTALS AN ASSISTANT for small hourly. Apply in person, 298 51 (’/b‘/b(, Washington 52 (78). C O IN S H O W 52 — Rooms lor Rent East Hartford office to be 2. FREE Front End Check | Main Street, East Hartford. MANCHESTER - Immaculate Call, we w ill open them and room antique colonial, 53 — Apartments lor Rent trained to take full charge. HARRY STICKELS custom built five room ranch, your can browse through at restoration nearing comple 54 — Homes lor Rent OFFER GOOD THROUGH 9-30-76 • Please call 528-1194 REAL ESTATE salesperson sunporch, patio, landscaped your convenience. High 50's. tion Three batns, nine 55 — Business for Rent T.J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- 56 — Resort Property for Rent in Rockville -Manchester lo t, 120x320. M a rion E. fireplaces, beautiful setting POLISH NATIONAL HOME ■ ' 1577. 57 — Wanted to Rent KITCHEN HELP - Convales SUBURBAN MOTOR CAR area. Unique opportunity. Call Robertson Realtor, 643-5953. Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Surrounded by 16 acres of Pulaski Plaza, Governor Street, Hartford 50 — Misc for Rent cent Home seeking part time RegalBS::.^ after 5 p.m., asx for ED. 568- land I’hilbrick Agency, 30 hours per week, pot 50 TOLLAND TPKE. Reallors. 646-4200 AUTOMOTIVE a,- offrr ronvenirnrp along srilh a sups-rior pruHurl. Manchester Muffler & Front End 6696. MANCHESTER - Santina MANCHESTER APPLE pie 61 — Autos for Sale washer. Apply In person to Drive. Five room expandable MANCHESTER condition' Inspect and tell us Sunday, September 26th 62 — Trucks for Sale Corner ol Broad Meadow's Convalescent 649-2076 649-7608 436 Center St. 643-0370 WAITRESSES and Waiters Ranch. Fireplace, breezeway, if we are wrong! Lovely three 17 ACHES - plus a Iwo-family 63 — Heavy Equipment for Sale and Center Street Mon.-Fri. 0 a.m. - 6 p.m. Home, 333 Bidwell Street, ______OPEN 8 A.M. - 9 P.M. needed for banquets. Call 646- garage, treed lot. Hutchins WALK TO MARTIN SCHOOL house Willi income Let us From 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. 64 — Motorcycles-Bicycles Phone 646-2112 Sat , A a.m. - 12 noon Complete Automotive Repair or four bedroom Cape, two 65 — Campers-Trailers-Mobile Manchester. 6439. Agency, 646-3166. full baths, large dining room, show vou this unusual proper- Homes Just listed. Immaculate 7-room Garrison fireplace, three car garage Iv (In ly asking $43,900. Admission Free Automotive Service I'hilbrick Agency, Realtors. 67 >- Autos for Rent-Lease CREATIVE COIFFURES. 695 MEDICAL Secretary - Part Colonial. First floor family room, 2-car Call today! La Poll, Realtors Main Street, Manchester, time position. Previous BOLTON garage, patio, fireplace, aluminum siding. 233-3355, 633-6651, 646-4200 wants experienced hair ALL FOUR WHEELS experience required. Send Understated country living $54,900. dresser, full - part time, AGWAY resume to Box J c/o The minutes away from super L o ll and Found 1 Wednesday-Saturday. 742- 30,000 MILE GUARANTEE OIL Herald. 8333, 649-5224, ask for Miss highway, six room Colonial Cape, with 2-car garage, on WARREN E. DID YOU Lose a young preg Louise. FALL AUTO CARE HAIRDRESSER - Full-time, nant...... mongrel?..•wuKici. She^sone a CHANGE busy shop. Call 646-0060. The 2.8 acres. Ready for mini frightened, lonely and In WANTED - Girl or mature SPECIAL Strawberry Patch Hair Salon. farming. $53,000. HOWLAND desp-—‘ ■ ■ with your des^arate need of you. 643 woman to share apartment in REALTOR 643-1108 2593 BRAKE $4095 Manchester Call 646-2929 PERSON for maid work and F.J. SPILECKI between 9 a m. and 4 p.m. 30% OFF PRE-WINTER TUNE-UP laundry, must be available Realtor! 643-2121 FOUND - Gray, black white Get that car tuned now and avoid weekends, apply in person double pawed female kitten AUTO BODY painter, with ALL DUPONT Most American Cars Friday, noon-4 p.m., Saturday TOLLAND - Four bedroom MANCHESTER - Seven room, wearing white flea collar JOB hard winter starting - ■ ■ ■■ some experience. Call Tolland Add $15 for Disc Brakes noon to 3 p.m Exssex Motor EAST HARTFORD - Five Raised Ranch. 2 1/2 baths. full shed dormered Cape, LTdall Street area. Call 647- Auto Body 528-1990. Inn, 100 E. Center Street, 6^- Beautiful large in-ground three or four bedrooms, 1373. CAR CARE PRODUCTS M@bil room Ranch, full basement, 2300. carport, patio, treed lot, $33,- pool. 3/4 acre lot. $49,900. newer kitchen, living room, SECRETARY needed for ren Warren E. Howland Realtors, rec room, new aluminum LOST - Black and white cat, FREE BRAKE INSPECTION 900. Warren E. Howland, Servlces OHered 31 Services Ottered 31 Painting-Papering 32 Building-Contracting 33 tal office in Manchester. 4-7 WORK OVERSEAS, 643-1108. siding. $35,900. P hilbrick white spot on nose, wearing Realtors, 643-1108. p.m., four days per week and AGWAY, INC.“ Australia, Africa, South Agency, Realtors, 646-4200 NOKLS (’AHHKT Service - collar, vicinity Stone and STOM HOURS: AUTO CASH PAID for your older, PAINTING • Interior, two weekends per month. Call America, Europe, etc. GREENWOOD DRIVE - Just Cleaning repair and sales. S AND S Framing Corporation Perkins Street. 649-0875. 528-1300 for appointment. S Wei, Fri. 540 NEW STATE ROAD BRAKE CENTER unwanted or junk cars. exterior I’aper hanging and • House built We do the hard Vj0 to 5:30 pJL ' Construction. Sales, listed. Gorgeous Cape with 1 MANCHESTER - New listing, Free estimales Pick up and w%. SERVICE Immediate removal Windsor carpentry work Call 643-4453 work, you do the finish 643- Tiinsjotsijo BUCKLAND 128 TOLLAND TURNPIKE Engineers, clerical, etc. $8000 1/2 baths, new heating 6 room Cape, with large pan Auto Haul. 242-2549 delivery Call 742-8885, An LOST - Passbook numbers DENTAL ASSISTANT - SsLIM tiAJO MANCHESTER - New Raised system, tiptop condition all on eled rec room, quiet chdd safe 0921 to $50,000. Expenses paid. For dover Plaza, Andover or 646- PAINTING ■ Interior 803712, 13-89, 13-929, 5-17309. Receptionist Excellent posi RTE. 83 MANCHESTER 917 Center St. Mencheeter Ranch, seven rooms, ap a 213' lot Plenty of trees. street. Three bedrooms, for- employment information REWEAVING burns, holes 3468. Bolton, Conn exterior f’aperhanging. •••••••••as* Savings Bank of Manchester. tion. available in Glastonbury proximately one acre and an High thirties and worth it. T. mal dining room, fireplace, Phone 643-7412 write: Overseas Employ Zippers, umbrellas repaired References Fully insured Rooting-SIdIng-ChImney 34 Application made for office for energetic and con- 649-3903 8-room Colonial, one and 3/4 J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. $36,500. liast Coast Realty, payments. ment, Box 1011, Boston, Mass. Window shades, venclian KIHKIM.ACKS (U V K i Save For free estimates. Call Brian scientious individual. 02103. acres. Both have 2 1/2 baths, 528-9668 Evenings. 644-1937, blinds. Keys TV for rent on fuel, installed existing RtXJFER will install roof. Business experience two garages, up to 10 inches 643-9969. Henrv, 646-4161 Personals 2 Marlow's, 867 Main St 649- homes or new (Juaranleed sidin(! or gutters for low dis preferred. Dental experience LPN, Private Duty, full or insulation. Choose your colors ON THE GREEN 5221 craltsmanship Santivasci & count price Call Ken at 649- preferred but not mandatory. FRONT DISC & POLYESTER for interior and rugs. Middle Son. 646-0683, 569-0180 WANTED RIDE - Corner Sai7- FREE SAFETY CHECK part time. 3-11, $4.50 hourly, IN COLUMBIA COLONIAL - 22' living room 2456 633-1374, 9-5 p.m. no fee. Medical Placement $50's. A participating builder tina Drive and Keeney St to We Check with fireplace, large country C&M TREE Service • Free es Building-Contracting 33 ROTOR SERVICE Service, 232-5226. in the home owner's warranty kitchen, king-size master timates, discount senior THCCKlNf; ■ Odd Jobs - BIDW ELL Home Imorove- Manchester Memorial INSURANCE AGENCY - has BLACK WALL Replace front disc pads. • FRONT END • BALL JOINTS pian for 10 years of nationally SPACIOUS S-BEDROOM bedroom, 1 12 baths, citizens. Company Cleaning cellars and attics, ment Co Expert mslallalion Hospital, 7-3:30 p m 643-5381 NEWTON H Smith & Sons ■ opening for full time office Machine both front rotors. PART TIME - Telephone sur insured protection. Charles screened porch, walk out Manchester owned and moving large apniiance.s. also Ilf aluminum sidini;. gutters • DISC BRAKES a WHEEL BEARINGS Remodeling, repairing, ad work, experienced m all lines TIRES vey work, days or evenings, Ponticelli and Son, 646-1540, VICTORIAN basement, treed lot, garage operated Call 646-1327 stone and loam uelivered 644- and trims Roofing installa- DANCING - Every Friday of insurance Call between 9-4, • COMPLETE EXHAUST SYSTEMS 646-0800. Tastefully decuritad and 1775, 644-9532 ditions, rec rooms, piirches Night at Manchester VFW excellent pay set-up Call 525- $45,500. Philbrick Agency, Hon and repairs 649-6495. 875- for appointment 289-5448. 560x15 And Ol Course Your Tires meticulously maintaiiMd. Three as and riMifing No job t(K» small Post Home for members and 0626. Realtors, 646-4200 WILL T ll.l, sour garden lor $7 9109 (Free Mounting with Purchase of New Tires) GLASTONBURY- carriaife house with storafe area. DKAPKHIK.S - custom made ■ Call 649 3144 guests 208 East Center Minnechaug Mountain, per hour f'all anvtimc. 742- LICENSED NURSE - 3 to 11, RECEPTIONIST - Typist. Many eitras. Principals only. very reasonable Work Street elegant home for enter §532 HORACE Tetrault — Siding, part time, intermediate care - FAST, COURTEOUS SERVICE — Light typing. 4 p.m. - 8 p.m. guaranteed Call anvlime un CARPENTRY ■ Repairs, rcxifing, storm windows, aw taining, 16’ brick bar in Andover remodeling, additions, gar facility. Ideal for semi-retired Monday through Friday. Call MASONRY - Bricks, blocks, til 9 p m , 649-4266 nings Quality workmanship, Insurance to person. 649-2358. fireplaced family room, deck ages. roofing, call David 647-9155, Friday 10 a m to 3 FOR APPOINTMENT CALL concrete, steps, sidewalks, (ree estimates Eully insured plus patio on lovely wooded 3 ACRES 1‘alria, 644-1796 Open Mon., Tues., Wed., Fri. p.m. only. 423-7701 or 423-5026 patios, chimnev and fireplace RICH LOAM for .sale, stone 872-9187, 649-3417 MAYBE you should have an STARTING to take lot. 70's. B/W Really. 647-1419. with 20x20 barn and pond free Call 646*3109 from Bam individual Retirement Acc P lu i 11.81 Fed. Te. 8:00-5:30; Thurs. 8 to 8 Call 875-4973 a'fter 6 applications for full lime SINCU PISTON SYSTEM goes with this newly to 5 p m WES liOBBIN'S carpentry SI’ECIALIZIN'G cleaning and ount' Free Booklet-Risk employment Call 872-4515 Sat. 8 to 1 DIRECT FROM OWNER custom built Ranch, 3 remodeling specialist Aa- Management Associates, P 0 GF/N'ERAL Remodeling and repairing chimneys, roofs, between 10 a m and 12 noon Calipers Rebuilt •1 5 '“’ each. TOOL MANCHESTER - Super three bedrooms, formal living & painting, interior and l.Hl Pasfiuale F l.avorato, ditions, rec rooms, dormers, new roofs Free estimates 30 Box 108, Buckland Station An equal opportunity *35,900 bedroom townhouse con hypnotist beneficial results, buill-ins, bathrofims 06040 DANKEL’S dining room, breezeway exterior Free estimales Years Experience Rowley employer M anchester, s ii room Cape dominium, family room, for anxiety, study problems, kitchens, 649-3446 NICHOLS-MANCNESTEt TIRE INC. MAKERS Excellent condition, 3-4 bedrooms, w/2 car garage. More land References Reasonable 643-5361 [A ll around Machinestl appliances, pool, tennis, many overweight, smoking SO. WINDSOR TIRE m Braad SI. (Opso.lt. s . . , . S o t o m o o ,.) large eat-in kitchen, fireplaced available Asking $53,900 prices 649-7831 MATURE dependable person, BROWN’S TIRE SHOP ICintimalic Operator.! living room, large enclosed vard, advantages to carefree living. Mondav Fridav 1-4. 6-9 Satur LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - RtKjElNG and Gutters - GAF 80x1ft) ft $37,900. Warren E. Howland new homes custom built, n EMPLOYMENT part lime nights. 2, 3 or 4 333 MAIN STREn, MANCHESTER 6463444 1281 John Fitch Blvd. I Must be able to w orki QUALIT'i' Refinishing ■ day id 30-6 688-7526 bv ap- ro a p e r h a n g i n g repairs plugged drains, salesmen in tne dav time and small busy office in Manchester - Job shop Tool Agency. Realtors, 646-4200. built home or anything in House Street. Glaslonburv Street. Manchester. 18 years of age or older. Apply PAPER ROUTE tial, Call B,W Realty, 647- Registrars Office at the desirable neighborhood HAVF TRICK will travel excellent work References kitchen faucets replaced, want to sell at nighi and make Phone 63.1-5244 Manchester hepiv Box 100 Maker with at least five years between, vail 646-1379 Moriarty Bros 315 Center St., 1419. Municipal Building. Tuesday, laght trucking, call 643-0359 Free estimates Fully in repaired rec rooms, more than your dav job it's Buckland Station, experience, 7-4:30, all MANCHESTER - Quality Recently decorated. TV Manchestej. September 28, 1976 from 9 antenna, air conditioner, gar sured Martin Mattson' 649- batnrwm remodeling, heat fun and easy'!! 'Call Mr Ha r d w a r e and plumbing Manchester, Conn SALES PEOPLE - Older benefits. An equal opportunity AVAILABLE SMALL ENGINE Service built seven room Cape K LKC TH IilAN - All types ol MASONRY - Brick block, employer. NIGHT AUDITOR, part time, A M until 5 P.M. for the pur age, full walk-out basement, 4431 modernization, etc Free es Douglas, 525-9134 store work for receiving multi-million dollar company Wickham Apt. area Corporation expanding dealer featuring plaster walls and wiring, electrical improve stone plastering and con DENTAL ASSISTANT - For 11 p.m.-7 a m Friday- pose of correcting and com large covered patio, city timates gladlv given M ji M stocking and sales Apply iii KENNEL Part time after with young ideas has openings network. No experience many built-in additions ment and repair work Free f*APEH HANtzlNG Expert crete. fireplaces and noons and Saturdays.Ideal for orthodontic office, East Hartford Salurday for local motel pleting the preliminary Fireplaced front to back water and sewers Price $38/ chirnnevs New and repair E i’lumbing 4( Heating 649-2871 AVON - Want to put a b-i-g person. The Barrett Plumbing for people who are looking for experienced preferred, send JESUS CHRIST SupersUr - necessary Complete training estimates Call 646-5253 Your average paper in retired person in good lor please apply inperson. QualL Registry List of all electors living room, den, form al 900 Call 872-6387 Richardson 643-0889 649-0608 present under your children's Supply, 331 Broad Street a future, in sales and manage resume to P 0. Box 2356, Ver- tryouts. 7 p m September 24 program. $500. investment average room $25 Mr (Christmas Tree? Earn extra Manchester physical condition. Maintain ment Opening due to in-house through 28 at comer East y Inn. 51 Hartford Turnpike who will be entitled to vote at dining room. 9x12 enclosed Flooring 31 non. Conn 06066. MANCHESTER Vernon. ' required to start your own COVE.NTRY - I North I Seven DRESSMAKING ■ Alterations Richman. 646-3864 premises, bathes dogs promotions This company Main and Broad, Meriden. porch, three bedrooms up NEW ( K I LINGS and money as an Avon represen business Ideal tor retired or the Presidential Election, room Colonial, large done in mv home, reasonable tative. Sell quality Avon Iimuire 1-5 p.m Canine has more financial success Auditioners must prepare EVENING HERALD stairs. 1 1 2 baths, basement archways installed ceilings FLOOR Sanding - Relinishing, MEAT COUNTER l^Tip SECRETARY - Clerical. Ac MATURE sitter wanted to art time. Details on request November 2, 1976 landscaped lot. attractive Call 646*4019 G I. M( IirtiH Painting ■ products while the kiddies are Holiday Inne. 200 Sheldon stories than any other in New Superstar selections. Please Contact: rec room, attached 2-car gar resurfaced, unique and com (lours like new, no waxing, wanted Apply m person. curate typing and figure ap feed, prepared meals, for RIr Barker. ESCA Field Herbert J Stevenson kitchen, fireplaced family Interior, exterior painting, ID school I'll show vou how' Road, Manchester No phone England, no lin iil on what you Orchestra audition by appoint age I-arge treed lot, affords mon ceiling textures Drobiak specializing in older doors) Highland Park Market, 317 titude in small Manchester of Mr. Hatak elementary school children Training Division Box 619, Frederick E Peck room, barn-garage. $46,600' LIGHT TRICKING and quality professional work at CaU S»-»401 calls please. can earn Call Doug Baskin ment October 16. Information much p riv a c y , $38,500. Dry Wall ( The ('eiling and Ceilings anil inside painttn|. Highland Street. Manchester fice. Send resume to Box H, 647-9947 daily 4-6 p m also available to Wading River. New York Registrars of Voters Contessa Agenev, 742-9833, various tvpes of vard work reasonable prices Fuliv in 0 525-9134 634-0474. Non-profit. 11792. Philbrick Agency, Realtors Wall People Manchester 646- John Verlaille 646-5750, IH - Manchester Herald. sit one (o two evenings per Manchester, Connecticut 646-4200 742-6505 Call 643-8i 56 after 3 p m sured 643-9321 week 644-8983 after 6 p.m. ^882 22'22 PA G E TWENTY-TWO - MANCH ESTER EVEN IN G H ERALD , Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Sept. 23, 1976 Answer lo Previous Puzzle MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn , Tliurs , Sejil 23, 1976 - PAGE TWENTY-THREE A rtlcl0t tor S i lt At Articles for Sale 41 Articles tor Sale 41 Dogs-Birds-Pete Play Ball! r - P 43 Apartments For Bent 53 Business lor Bent 55 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 81 Charles M. Schultz CLLINOTON m FRUITWOOD - China closet, F R E E to a good home, seven ACROSS 9 Middling COME AND BROWSE AND BUY AT THE TWO - Professional Offices - 1975 CO RVETTE - Automatic, 1973 CH EVY Vega, 2-door, (comb form modern, glass shelves and months old collie/shepherd BRAND NEW Dear Abby First floor, excellent business factory-air, power windows, hatchback, clean, one owner var) FALL EDITION OF THE 51tt mix. Call 646-7648. MMdowbrook ApartfOwito. Just off 1 Umpire s call front. Excellent condition location, all facilities, car. Low mileage, can be seen to Takes food IT IS ' g o o d ; I'm hei?e I NOTICE that a lot of flouto IS. Country totting. Brand tilt steering wheel, am/fm, 7 Balters' goals Call 742-8034 after 6 p.m. 13 Ascended 11 Routes lab I now 1 badroom unlit In oMraotlvo parking, rent reasonable. 649- CB radio, 8-track tape player. at Brown's lir e Shop, 333 TO e n r o ll; POO?N0.VtA'AA( OF HOUR STUDENTS DO SIAM ESE KITTENS, young By Abigail Van Buren 14 Oleic acid salt 12 Withered brick and tiona gardtn tparlmanl 1680, 649-3549. Must be seen. Reasonahle. Main Street, 646-3444. I PiPN'T BUinO a P(0G,. HOSPITAL BED; Shetland adult cats, reasonably pricetT 15 Mtdeasi region 19 Sym bol for HAVE 0065 DON'T THEY? ORIGINAL INDOOR building.- Total atadric. Each apari- Dealer. 643-2791. floor polisher, brushes; slat Prism Siamese. 646-7480. ^ Sampler selenium manl hot lit own Individual anbanca. MANCHESTER - Main 1973 VOLKSWAGEN, stan i7 Pipe jomi 21 Shirt pan magazine bench; trunk, Adulla. No cola or rloga. S room, t Street, retail store, 700 square TRIUMPH Spitfire, 1974, dard shift, new brakes, new 16 Devotee 22 Arm ed lleet bowling ball bag, shoes, 10; Livestock 44 alory unll, 1170, 3W room rMuxo un- ANTIQUE FLEA MARKET feet, good location. Paul W. yellow, excellent condition, tune-up, great buy at only 20 Com pass point 23 Tidier TV set, tape recorder. 643- II, tlOO, 3W room, 1 alory wllh Dougan Realtor, 643-4535. make an offer. Call 646-4938 $1880. Cair 646-3325 between 6- 21 Tilts 24 Discards Church in 44 Icelandic saga 4374. llroplaca, 3215. flaaarvo now tor AT THE WEST HARTFORD ARMORY P R IV A T E N E W LY opened 8 p.m. 25 Hoard 25 Aruspex America (ab ) 45 Contends 8apt. 15-Ocl. 1 -occupancy. Call after 5 p.m. Maple Wood Stable has large DEAR ABBY; Our son, Jimmy, a junior in college, has 27 Minute part 26 Soft mineral 34 Leasers 46 Being (Latin) 836 FARMINGTON AVE. .Jamoa J. Qataty, 575-0134 FOR R E N T - connecting or MOVING TO California box stalls available - pony separate front room offices. just informed his father and me that he is moving out of 31 Domain 20 Monster 37 Staggered 46 Resident ot WEST HARTFORD, CONN. 1975 CO RVETTE - automatic, 1969 PLYMOUTH Fury III (suffix) everything must be sold or lessons available call 649-0429 953 Main Street. Call 643-4846. the house to live on campus, just 30 minutes from here. He 32 Objective 29 Boy s name 39 Depart LO V E LY six room duplex, power steering, power brakes, convertible, runs well, body 30 Toper's 40 Flower sprouts 49 Legal point •r 2 i given away, furniture, stereo, UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF THOMAS BARROWS after 5 during the week, any plans to share an apartment with another college student. 33 Basement V good, two new tires, $500. 646- 51 Hail' TV, dinette set, bikes and three bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, 12,000 miles. Must be seen. 3 5 ------Bulba'malady (coH ) 41 Discharge time weekends, Bolton area. MANCHESTER - 122 East We can’t understand why he wants to move. He has a 52 Capture books and other mis appliances, garage, all elec Reasonable. Dealer, 643-2791. 2758 after 6. (Gogol) 31 Reformed 42 Mimicker SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25 tric, central location. $2%. Center Street, 530 sq. ft. first lovely big room here, with all the privacy in the world, and 36 Covered cellaneous Call before 11:30 i r Garden Products floor, modem office. Ample passageway I 2 3 4 5“ 7 6 9 TT 1 a m., 646-5397 47 Available October 15th, 646- 1965 VOLKSWAGEN Bug - 1975 P IN T O R u n ab o u t, it's free. He says he wants “total independence.” yawing. Merritt Agency, ^ 37 Repulse 10 A.M. - 10 P.M. 4288. Good running condition. New excellent condition, low Jimmy has always worked and saved his money so we l i 14 LOMBARDO FARMS - Pick ly rebuilt engine, $400. Call mileage, Zeibart protected, 38 Foresters Mickey Finn — Morris Weiss REFRIGERATOR - Good know he can handle it financially. He’s a good boy, makes 40 Feminine your own - tomatoes, peppers, 644-1242. buying a larger car, 643-4286. fT " 16 condition, Westinghouse, $80, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 26 ROCKVILLE - 94 Village good grades and has never given us any trouble. nickname not peppers and eggplant, by GLASTONBURY 4,000 feet in Street. Two apartments, first He says & f^ he moves, he hopes he’ll be welcome to 43 Pedal digit 20 Call 643-9424 r r I'M G LAD MfCK-‘ t HBAA YOU 1 P.M. - 6 P.M. THE OLDEST the basket. Spencer Street, floor, five rooms plus laund “ dustrial space first floor, 1972 'oPEL GT, canary 44 Night before I'M GOING AWAY IPMIL W ILL BE V ER Y come home for dinner maybe once a week. We assured him ■ i FROM HERE-AND TO HEAR I HAPPY TO SEE THIS/ NAP A PUN-tN M TH J Manchester-next to K-Mart overhead Crane suitable many yellow, radio, 4-speed 62 47 Baseball FOR SALE - Bell & Howell t BEST room. Second floor, foup-Sun- Trucks tor Sale I'M DROPPING THE I'LL FIND MYSELF IT. VOU IT V IN D IC A T ES HIS 7HS U e D€TBCTOR he’d be welcome for dinner anytime. Then he asked if he referee Plaza - Bring your (own con ny small rooms, redegdrated. purposes. $1.50 foot, heat and transmission, white walls, C H A R G E a g a i n s t VOU, A LEGIT JOB' H AV E MV FAITH IN W AYN E I ByPBftT, Mc C0M$S>3 35mm SLR and case $100. INDOOR could bring his dirty laundry home for me to do. I said, 2 T 26 30 IT'S SHOW tainers. Also butter and sugar Security deposit /Squired. electric included. 633-7511, excellent condition. Gone 1971 8-CYLINDER, custom 50 Onetime czar WAYNE. I'M CONVINCED BEST Also Royce Union 10 speed ANTIQUE “No, not as long as you’re living somewhere else.” of baseball L | corn, by the dozen or by the Call for appointm^t, 6^331. 649-7287. back to school. 646-0207. deluxe/90 Chevrolet. All y o u HAD NO RART IN VISHES/ bike, new in April $100 Call FLEA MARKET Was I wrong? My husband agrees with me, but my 53 One who eats 5 T THE ATTEMPT ON 646-2758 after 6 NUMBER bag (5 doz.). Weekdays after 5:30 p.m. aluminum box with roll down sparingly IN NEW ENGLAND Autos For Sale sister doesn’t. l l 2 59 YOUR WIFE'S LIFE/ MODERN ATTRACTIVE weekendsnds all day. door, modified for both low 54 Dodges 531 BOTTI'S FRUIT Farm - apartments /heat, hot water, level and platform level BUFFALO MOTHER 55 Strain ■ TAG SALE - Three family - 5T" ¥ 56 Degrade September 25th 26th Ski FOOD BAR OPEN THROUGHOUT THE SHOW Fresh apples, pears and fresh and appliances, included, gar loading, newly built engine J boots, lawn roller, bicycle, ac General AilmiHsiun $1.50 hut with this ad sweet apple cider. 260 Bush age available. Three rooms, with special rear end gearing DOWN !U) Hill Road, Manchester. $195. Four rooms, $235 . 646- lor in-city stop and go DEAR MOTHER; I'm with you. A totally independent cordion, household, etes. 9-4. all admissions for $1.23 1 Seasoning JT IT Va 35 Gardner Street 7268 , 643-4884. delivery. Dual rear tires, good person shouldn’t rely on his mother for laundry service. 2 Large plant m GREEN MOUNTAIN condition, approximate net 3 Cleave i r t1 r 51 TAG SALE - 72 Linden .Street, potatoes - at Thompson's ONE AND one half room capdeity 2 ton. Excellent vehi 4 Isaiah lab ) Green Mountain Potatoes. 46 5 Recognize 5 T Manchester, Conn. 9 to 4, BALDWIN ACROSONIC WEDDING GOWN for sale, apartment for rent. Heat, hot cle for city deliveries or can DEAR ABBY: My husband and I plan to adopt a baby Clarke Road, Bolton. 643-7276. water, appliances. Main be converted to camper. 6 Com plete Saturday and Sunday Sept, piano - polished walnut finish, size 13. Call 872-4274. without friends and relatives knowing it was adopted. We W id Street location, first floor. Asking $2500. Will not refuse a 7 Most torrid Z3 25th. and 26th excellent condition inside and 8 Palm leaf (var ) WINE GRAPES - premium References, security, lease. reasonable offer. Spot cash. feel that we would be shielding the child from the many out An instrument of fine YARD SALE - Friday, Satur embarrassing questions and remarks to which most NKWsl’Al’KH KNTF Hl'Hhh \ss\ Priscilla’s Pop — At Verm eer quality, $950 Call 646-4040. quality French hybrid. $135. Call after 6 p.m. only We believe you can obtain TAG SALE - September 24th, day, Sunday, 9-5, moving to adopted children are subjected. We plan to announce my 25th, 26th. Gas range, golf west coast, everything must Burgundy type, 25 cents per 646-3911. nearly full bank financing on clubs, peddle sewing machine, TABLE, Maple dropleaf, lb. 643-0325. such an excellent value. Call "pregnancy” three or four months before we actually bring CARLYLE'S ...AS SOON AS r go. Household items, tools, the child into our home. shop vacuum, Venetian blinds opens to 52x36 Two matching quality clothing, old 78 rpm Crestwood Products Corp. a c t in g FINISH DRESSING A hand hill of caah It 80 Santina Drive, chairs Excellent condition. records. No previews. Ill CHRYSANTHEMUMS - Dig 528-9471, E ast H artford , Could you please tell us where we could buy some SILLY FOR MY LOPGE $75. Call 649-8430. Walker Street, Manchester. your own. $1.50. 29 Mountain bBttar than a garaga C o n n ., 10 a m .-5 p .m . “padding” that actresses wear to make them look l^e they AGAIN.' MEETING TAG SALE - Rain or shine, Road, Giastonbury. Near full of atuff. Weekdays only! are carrying a child? Thank you. Win at Bridge this Saturday and Sunday. An FOUR ROOMS of furniture TAG SA LE - Saturday and Minnechaug Goif Course. FUTURE MOTHER tiques, furniture, pottery, etc. and one ping pong table. Call Sunday, starting 10 a m. 129 1970 CH EVY Window Van - 454 Parker Street 643-0339 Bolton Center Road, Bolton, A ntiques 45 FOR RENT - Four room automatic, 8 cylinder, Conn, apartment. Available October excellent condition DEAR FUTURE: Frederick's of Hollywood has foam Science can reveal too much W ANTED Antique furniture, 1st. Parking, no utilities. throughout. $1,495. Call 644- G ARAG E SALE - items for GAS STOVE and refrigerator, rubber fannies that look (and fed) like the real thing. everyone, hunting, camping call 646-6689 after 5 p.m. giass, pewter, oil paintings, or Security. Aults only. No pets. 3084. 3) iving Maybe they could come up with a foam rubber tummy. supplies, ice skates, golf other antique items. R. Call 649-1265 after 4 p.m. house to apartment. Must sell clubs, clothes, dolls, 2 TAG SALE - September 24th - Harrison, 643-8709. 1974 DODGE VAN - Six household items. Saturday Ridgewood Street, Saturday, 26th, 10 a m. to 5 p.m. Some THREE BEDROOM apart cylinder, 3-speed, Custom in NORTH (D) The bidding of today's hand and Sunday, September 25th, 10-3. old and some new, m is ANTIQUES Wanted - fur- ment, heat, hot water in terior, stereo, excellent condi A Q J 9 3 is typical of the every day and 26th, 9-5. 106 Henry cellaneous, old Victrola with mture, oriental rugs, pain cluded, parking, two children tion. $3,100. Call 649-4281. DEAR ABBY: Where did the custom of kissing a lady’s V AQJ76 American bridge game North Street, Manchester. t l i J F IV E F A M IL Y Tag Sale, many classical records, tings, pewter. Windsor chairs, accepted, references, securi hand originate? And what is the purpose of it? ♦ AQ opens the bidding with one Saturday, September 24th. 9 to excellent condition. 411 de^s, pottery, weathervanes, ty, $200 monthly. Available heart. South is tempted to res G ARA G E SA LE - 90 Mountain MADE A BET 3, household items, craft Center Street, opposite baskets. Ron Dionne, 643-1691. November 1st. Call 643^176. Motorcycles-BIcyclas 64 pond two spades, but settles Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence Road, Manchester. supplies, and kits, Avon Marshall's, WEST EAST for the proper bid of just one. September 25th and 26th, 9:30- bottles, steel desks, 9 Shallow- W ANTED - Complete estates, BOLTON - Four rooms, newly MOTORCYCLE Insurance - A 10 A 7 2 North jumps to three shades 5. Antiques, poker table, file DEAR MADE: It originated in Fruice. And I suppose brook Lane, Manchester. BEAU TY SALON equipment clocks, phonographs, steins. redecorated, stove and Specializing in low cost V 10 9 3 V852 and South bursts right into WHAT GET5 FOR BEING A MINUTES LATER. WITH THE TIRE CHANGED cabinets, household items, it’s as good a place to start as any. GOOD SAMARITAN 1$.. STRANDED! for sale. Very reasonable. Will buy outright or sell on refrigerator included, securi coverage for over 10 years. ♦ J 10 9 7 3 ♦ 542 "E A S Y KEYS THE IGNITION A N D - some furniture, and African Blackwood. North shows just Phone 646-4560, consignment, any quantity. ty and references required. Binding authority. Crockett A 10 8 6 4 4iAK973 two aces and South bids the FACE IT, PODNER- violets. 644-8962. 649-4313. Agency, Inc., 643-1577. SOUTH small slam. M06T OF WHAT Hate to write letters? Send $1 to Abigail Van Buren, 132 AAK 86 5 4 If West leads a club the THEY BAY ABOUT ■ WOWEN IS ' Lasky Dr., Beverly Hills, Calif. 90212, for Abby’s booklet V K 4 slam goes right down, but Frank and Ernaat WIHTHROF ♦ K 86 By DICK CAVAUI “How to Write Letters for All Occasions.’’ Please enclose a West has a normal diamond AQ 2 long, self-addressed, stamped (240 envelope. Both vulnerable lead and South makes all 13 AUL bOU MEED tricks. T O B E A West North East South The really expert pair COMTESTANT... 1 V Pass 1 A manages to bid in such ^ MOW I 'M Pass 3 a Pass 4N.T manner as lo find out that Pass 5 V Pass 6 A each player has two club ^ BeaiNhiiNG lb Pass Pass Pass losers Not only do they stop Opening lead — J ♦ at the safe contract of five UNDB u STIWD Astro-graph spades, but they manage to By Oswald & James Jacoby tell their opponents what lo Alley Oop — Dave Graue MPRtSSlONlSMl By BERNICE BEDE OSOL lead. West opens a club and One great advantage of us South makes his scientific SUNSET ing all four notrump calls as contract right on the nose 9-23 L...LOOK/ THE I...I KNOW.' WE WHAT'S I VOU ARE WITNESSING ...SINCE rr WAS PRE- For Friday, Sept. 24. 1976 Blackwood is that you never Trtxyes MOON TURNS /CHIEF PIP NOTr-^MUSTSO q u ic k l y (^ IN S j A TCTAL ECLIPSE OF PtCTEP IN A BOOK SCORPIO (Oct. 24-nov. 22) get confused. Our recommen ARIES (March 21-April 19) BLACK/ L IE , HUAREO .'^ ^ A N P T E U OUR PEOPLE J t H E M O O N , a l l e y I POSSEiSS, I 5 e - Fortunate circumstances will dation for the ordinary player ^TD BRINS THE PBO- A r CIPEP WE MI6HT Conditions are ripe for you to develop for you today primarily that he amend this so that a AS WEU. TAKE , rectify a situation that A New York reader wants lo through others. Be a gracious jump to four notrump directly A ^ a n t a s e o f i t .' t Articles lor Sale previously caused a problem. know who were the oldest and Articles lor Sale 4 41 Articles for Sale 41 recipient. after partner's bid of one or Apartments For Bent 53 Business lor Bent Autos For Sale It's to your advantage to do so youngest of the 10 original life □ R ENTALS 61 Motorcycles-BIcyclas 64 two notrump be the only use of TAG SALE- 142 HartI Drive, TAG SALE - Five families - promptly. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. masters. 21) Sometimes it's good to get four notrump as a notrump TAG SALE - Saturday Talcottville. Saturday and Bargains galore, also apples 1968 DODGE Coronet, good TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Hal Sims, who was 52 when FIV E ROOM apartment, se off by ourselves, but that isn't raise is almost as simple. September 25th, 9 a m. to 3 Sunday, September 25-26. and fresh sweet cider. cond floor. East Hartford. second car, has new exhaust 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and The ways and means to under the list was established in OFFICE SPACE true in your case today. You'll Experts go a lot further in p.m., 80 Alton Street, From 10 a m.-6 p.m Fur September 24th, 1-5 p.m., Booms lor Bent 52 Call 289-1154, CTstem, battery and brakes, rack. $1,750. 289-4042. take an important project will 1936, was the oldest He died niture. organ, sports equip FOR RENT find you'll come alive in a complicating this problem. Manchester. Maple twin bed, September 25th and 26th, 10-5 (jood running condition. $500.; be available at this time. Get in 1949 at the age of 65 Sam ment, glass, many other ESSEX MOTOR INN - Weekly crowd. Some get good results, others girl's size 5 clothing, attic p.m. BoUi's Fruit Farm, 260 FOR R E N T 5 Room duplex in f ...... , 1970 Duster, 340, automatic, 1973 HODAKA, road and trail busy making arrangements. Fry. the youngest, was 27 He items rooms, single $56.. double $69. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. occasional misunderstan stuff. Bush Hill Road, Manchester, Vernon, 3 bedrooms 1 1/2 excellent running condition, bike, all chrome, only 143 GEMINI (May 21-June 20) still plays a lot of rubber Conn. plus tax, continental ■ parking. Call 643-9S51. 19) You have a flair for doing dings, but many frequently W ASHER and dryer, good baths, all utilities paid by te have to see it to believe it. miles. $550. Call 646-3636. Don't hesitate to call upon bridge at New York's Regen- TAG SALE - 155 Walker breakfast, maid service, color things today in a manner condition, $50 for both. Call nant, $275 per montn. Calf 649- Motor has been rebuilt, has 6,- friends and contacts who could lack success. Street, Saturday. September TAG SALE Moving, many TV, utilities, parking. Call, 000 miles on it. Asking $2,0(X). others find admirable. Perhaps 643-9415. 2462 between 9 and noon. 1972 HONDA, CL 175, help you businesswise. They it's because your purposes are 25th, 10 a m to 4 p m household items, clothing, 646-2300. 646-8430, 647-9098. excellent condition, hardly won't feel they're being used. Berry's World Children's clothes, other books, toys, stationary ATTRACTIVE Four room - unselfish. The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions FOR R EN T 5 room Duplex, in office. Central downtown used. Very low mileage, $400. household articles. supplies, gifts, plants, and FURNISHED room lor CANCER (Juns 21-July 22) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) Manchester, 3 bedrooms, 11/2 location, in professional 1968 GTO, automatic Call 649-7139. Your present willingness to ONE OF A KIND much more! 9 Robin Rd., mature person, central loca baths, all utilities paid by te transmission, mag wheels, There is a friend who is in need tion. Call 646-4701 after f) p.m. building with parking, heat, share is a sound move on your TRADITIONAL COUCH - Manchester (off Green Rd.) nant, $285 per month. Calf 649- $900 firm, call after 5 p.m., FOR SALE - 1971 HONDA, of encouragement. You're the I WAS GOING and air conditioning. part. Although you're doing it one who'll know all the right K ■ I L L 6 A V / loose pillow back must be Saturday Sept. 25th. 10-4, rain 2462 between 9 and noon. 646-5141. 750, runs good, 6" over front unselfishly, you will later profit. TO TURN LEFT AT THE s a m e DAV TAG SALE BEDROOM, share 1 1/2 baths Available November 1st. Call things to say. seen, in excellent condition. date Sunday 26th. 649-2865. end, $900 or best offer. 646- THE CORNER BUT I MET FBEO, I and kitchen privileges with LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Your p iP N 'T An d f o u n d Asking $175 643-7670 LARGE INVENTORY OF FOUR ROOMS, School Street, 1972 COMET, four door sedan, 8803 after 4 p.m. PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) owner and one other tenant. forte today lies in situations TH IS 820.ss b i l l / TAG SALE - Must sell, appliances, married couple 64,000 miles, good running The possibility of turning a NEW MENS CLOTHES Wanted to Bent 57 where you can give your im moving out of state. Wide Security. 649-7630. condition. Best offer over $1,- profit looks very strong today. /! preferred. No pets. $125 Campers-Trailers agination free rein. Pursue Sat. & Sun. variety of items. New and an 250. Call anytime, 646-5097. What is likely to occur may monthly, security. 643-7094 WANTED TO LEASE - Mobile Homes 65 creative projects. Sept. 25 & 26 tique. Saturday, 9-5, 309 MIDDLE-AGED woman to transpire confidentially. after 4 p.m. Garage type building, 2,000 sq. Shell-Stitch Cap Oakland Street. share expenses in six room 1967 FO RD Galaxie - 4-door VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sspt. 22) 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. ft. or more, for automotive 18' CAMPER trailer - single Ov»r $5,000 Value of Clothing. duplex. Call 646-1297 after 5 Hardtop. Power steering, Your material prospects con repairs by leading national axle, excellent condition. Your 200 pr men s pants, 119.00 pr lay p.m. power brakes. Good running tinue to appear very en company. Will pay im to $1,- Eleven years old. $1,500. Call tagged M 00 ea 150 Sport & Dress Sunday, 9-5. 311 Oak Street, RENTAL OFFICE condition. $325. Call 633-5^. couraging. Chase down all Shirts, Value $10 00 and up Tagged Rain or shine. 200. per month. Call Bou-Earo 742-8930. $3 00 ea 75 pr Men's Shucs, Dress DAMATO ENTERPRISES leads that could mean bucks in Birthday Large variety of Apartments and Company, (401) 724-8182. the bank. & Sport, imported leather, value Apartments For Bent 53 1974 BUICK Century Luxus, A $4,995 two bedroom, mobile 8«pt. 24, 1976 $19 » Tagged $4 00 pr 50 Men's PIANO - Cable Nelson spinet. Townhouses throughout Manchester. air-conditioning, power home fifteen minutes from LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You Someone whom you've known Suits Value $90 00 and up $18.00 Like new $500. Call 649-1675 ea 30 Men's Jackets, value $49 00 WE HAVE customers waiting Rsntst Ottics open dally 9.5, steering, am/fm radio, one Hartford with financing .may be inspired to move on and have lost contact with may after 5 p.m. □AUTOMOTIVE suddenly reappear in your life and up $10.00 ea 25 Vests, Value for the rental of your apart Sal. ro-3, Sunday 11-3 owner. Excellent condition. available. Unbelievable but something today in a rather $19 00 Taged $4 00 ea 25 Denim this year. Fortunate cir ment or home. J.D, Real 646-1021 526-8625 mornings. true only at Plaza Homes. daring manner. Boldness will Shirts & Jackets. Value $10 00. TAG SALE - Saturday and cumstances will result $3 00 ea 100 Men's Bells, Value Estate Associates, Inc. 646- Autos For Sale Complete selection of new and reward, but rashness won't. 1 1 Born Loser — Art Sansom Sunday, 306 Spruce Street. 240 New State Road 61 $5 00 Tagged $I 00 150 Men's 1980. 1970 LINCOLN Continental pre-owned 12' and 14' wide k Manchester. 10-4 p.m. MANCHESTER Nylon Athletic Shirts, Value $3 00 NEED CAR? Credit bad? Mark III. Loaded with power mobile homes on display. Tagged 75< ea Straw Hals and LOOKING for anything in reai extras, new paint job, must X (’aps and other men's clothes Also TAG SALE - Several families, Bankrupt? Repossessed? Plaza Homes, 1348 Wilbur fixtures for sale estate rental - apartments, see, firm $2350. Call 646-5250. \i Honest Douglas accepts Cross Highway, Berlin I antiques, baby items, plants, homes, multiple dwellings, no All Purchasei Over $28. baked goods. Sat , Sun. 10-4. Homes lor Bent 54 lowest down, smallest pike, Berlin, Conn. 1-828-0369. Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl and Stoffel lM 9 7 6 l)y N fA Inc 10% DIscotint. fees. Call J.D Real Estate payments. Douglas Motors, 1967 C A D ILLA C Coupe De Converse Rd , off Birch Ml. Associates, Inc 646-1980. 811 E. Middle Turnpike Ext. FOR LE A SE - Six bedrooms, 345 Main. Ville, $800. Many extras. Call WE N E E D 30 used mobile 646-1516, after 5:30 p.m. homes, all sizes, please call c "Where the heck is the lirsi daughter now — M anchester ROCKVILLE - Accepting living room, dining room and TAG SA LE - September 25th, two baths. Garage, parking, WE P A Y $15 for complete Plaza Home Broker, 1-828- o f f ic e I've lost track!" Opposite Shady Glenn applications lor one bedroom, E A R LY C H R YSLER product PR 227 Union Street, Manchester. $385, 646-0067. junk cars. Call Joey, Tolland 0360. OF nit Dairy Bar $127 per month, two-bedroom, Auto Body, 528-1990. parts, new and used. 107 Mangle and miscellaneous. 9 PRlKJOlYtL $161 p er m o nth, th re e Deepwood Drive or call 646- USED 1976 CONCORD - Our Boarding House — Carroll & l\^cCormick to 4 p.m. bedroom, $174 per month. SEVEN ROOM HOUSE - for rent on bus line on East PARTS Department now open 2509. motor home. 27 foot. Dodge Rent includes all utilities, Saturdays. Complete line of LOAM - Nice - Right off the TAG SALE - Moving! Center Street. Call owner 440 en g in e , a u to m a tic wall-to-wall carpeting, and Chrysler parts. Chorches 1973 OLDSMOBILE custom L r 7 WHAT6 AND farmlands Call 649-4356 or Draperies. TV, small after 4 p.m. 643-2924. transmission, tilt steering 643-9918 parking. Call 1-237-8859 for in Motors. 649-3646. cruiser wagon, 9 passenger, wheel, cruise control, 10 cubic ALLTKE RI6HT appliances, snow tires, rims, formation. EHO. L rochet fully equipped with power foot refrigerator freezer, 6.5 FLA5HIN , . BEHIND nick-nacks, plants. 924 Parker M AN CH ESTER - Six room -A ( %J TAG .SALE • Empire com- Cape, two bedrooms, garage, 1970 TH UN D ERBIRD , 2-door seats, windows, tailgate, KVA generator, 2 13,500 B'TU LK3HT6 J m n m HIM Street, Manchester. Saturday T H R E E ROOM apartment, Landau, excellent condition. steering, and brakes, air con nuHle, with mirror, antique stove, refrigerator, dis air conditioners, 15 foot care 16 9-4 stove and refrigerator in $1,795, Please call, 646-4288 ditioned, tilt wheel, wood chairs, pictures, many other hwasher, washer, on bus line. free awning, 15 foot screen C0N6RE65MAN cluded, $190. per month, after 5:30 p.m. grain siding, luggage rack, items 125 Hollister Street. Year lease, $300. monthly. room, sleeps up to 8 people. MAYiDR 'iBACKBLlPE Building Supplies 42 references required. tinted glass thoroughout. Must Manchester, Saturday Plus utililties, Available Oc Call 875-2517 ask for Joe. Philbrick Agency, 644-4200. 1972 TOYOTA, Corolla, 2-door sell $2,800, or best offer, call 1 / / n II 1 W September 25th, 8-4. tober 1st. Ken Ostrinsky 643- Ace — W irth This Funny World NATURAL STONE for sedan, $1,500 or best offer. 1333. 228-0374. Automotive Service 66 K retaining walls, veneers, TRUCKLOAD Appliance Sale MODERN two bedroom Call 643-4905. patios, elc. Pick up by the Townhouse, heat and hot 1966 PLYMOUTH FURY, 2 now in progress Everv 7 1/2 ROOM House, on East E LM MOTORS - ToyoU, Dat- HOW'D IT WE. REACHED AN AREA OF. Mund or delivery by the ton. water, 1 1/2 baths, disposal, 1975 PONTIAC, excellent con door, fair condition, power appliance on sale, plus K R E £ Center Street, Manchester. sun specialists, factory ^ ^ 6 0 ? DETENTE ON MOST THERE'S THATQAP Bolton Notch Slone Quarry dishwasher, laundry hook-ups, dition, 30,000 miles, moving w 5691 merchandise certificate on No utililties. no pets. steering, automatic transmis trained, one day service, 114 649-3163. $240 Call 528-1708 days. must sell. Call after 5 p.m., sion, only $125. Call 649-1789 QUESTIONS, &UT THERE ARE IN THEIR LINE AGAIN selected appliances 15 cu ft References and security. $300 East Main, Rockville. 871- 649-8008. ^ ^ N O r STILL A FEW DIFFERENCES TO freezers, only $229, take with per month. Call after 4 p.m., alter 5 p.m. 1617. LETS SO FEET./ price, big two door froslless BUILDING to be torn down. MANCHESTER - one BAD.' BE RESOLVED.' Plenty of good lumber, suf 643-2924. refrigerators, onlv $309 take bedroom apartment, second DFFk W o ik e d in I\m . In v o n le w illi price Console and table ficient material lo frame and floor, downtown Main Street. Autos tor Bent-Lease 67 Autos lor Rent-Lease 67 Autos lor Bent-Lease 67 colnis, tins >ln’ll-stilt-b $145 per month. No children, TWO BEDROOM home, half model color television, clapboard a large house. Will ca p Is s iu iq and w in in or pets. Paul W Dougan, of duplex, $225 per month, ^/W- washers, dryers, ranges, elec exchange material lor dis < ( (pretly. tool on lol.i Realtor,altc 643-4535. adults, no pets, phone 29^ 9/2,’ . tronic ovens, upright and mantling and removing I d a y s. 2824. chest freezers at llcst Prices material 643-6006 or 647-9771. No. .'itiUi inis compkti' FOUR R(X)MS, 50 Birch, first 0 o in Town' Charge. All Ac crochet diiccluins floor, adult couple, no EAST HARTFO RD - Option to RENT# A# CAR TO OkDCR. tend ISC for eich pit. counts invited F R E E copy of Dogs-Birds-Pets 43 children or pets. Call 649-6987. buy. Clean six room Colonial. tlf>, plm ISC In poilii, ind Wards Christmas catalogue kudllni. Three bedrooms, full cellar with each credit application DOG-CAT BOARDING FOUR ROOM apartment, and rec room. Convenient 0 ^ .AVBE HE WA-NT5 tO IUROW DUT THL FIR6T BALL- ANNl CABOT Special night opening Wed. bathing grooming Complete location. $300. per month. One CH/tvt** ' V US ra OK ManchMltr tvonlng Hurald heat, hot water, appliances, ■September 29th 5 to 9 p m, modern facilities. Canine central location, parking, year lease, security and DAY - WEEK - MONTH 1180 Avu, of Amurlctp Montgomerv Ward Catalogue York, N.Y. 1MM Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon security, lease. $205. 649-33W. references. Call 649-6711 after Store, Midrfle Turnpike Shop Road. Manchester. 646-5971. Short Ribs — Frank Hill Print Nimi. Adrtii wltn TIP 4 p.m. ALSO LONG TERM LEASING CODE nnd Still Numbir. ping Center, Manchester, M AN CH ESTER - Six rooms, Conn 643-2185 ON ANY MAKE OR MODEL 1976 ALBUM plus SpccifU YOUNG B LU E front Amazon first floor 2-family. Attractive SIX ROOM Cape, three T h e SYNDICATE PUT (X T A WHAT DOES \ t h e ONLV SWARTHY, Y WHATS A A .45-CALlSER Quilt Supplement of pat parrot, hand tamed, starting and spacious, carpeting, bedrooms,a appliances, gar CONTI2ACT ON A JOE THIS BANANA- OeSCKiPTlON WITH A PBOTRUDINO tern pieces and direotions APPLIANCES - Used to talk, with gold tone cage refinisned floors, new kitchen, age, finished basement, DAILY RENTALS from $10 PER DAY BANANA NOSE^ NOSE LOOK 1 C50T iS P8OTRUDIN0 PROBOSCIS ? for 7 quilts. P rice .. $2.00. Refrigerator, range, disposal, $400, 742-8723 garage, parking. $260. security. $275 monthly and \ LIKE,BOSS?/WHAT THE P«D90SCIS nso riiESE BOOKS nr ii :s eech airconditioner Guaranteed. monthly. 646-5200. utilities. 643-7907. S y n d i c a t e Ni. o iii-otU E moDoii ooitrs Appliance Repair, Inc. 646- LAWYER SAID t. in » »4