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Qoudy and not so cool tonight, with chance of showers by morning. Low In Inside today lower 60s. Tuesday cloudy wlUi chance of showers. Highs In 80s. National Area news ...14-16 Fam ily...... 9 weather, forecast map on Page 17 Oasslfled . . . . 16-18 MACC news...... i ...... 19 MCC calendar... 8 5e«f Abby...... 19 ObltuarleslIlO E<1“0'-1»1 ...... 6 Sporta...... 11-11 Intrufler killed at White House WASHINGTON (U PI) - A cab refers to them, attempt to scale the driver climbed a fence at the White A police investigator said fence at least once a week. House Sunday night and was shot to Plummer, who was not married, had Secret Service spokesman Jack death by a police guard as he ran shown his family "no signs of Warner said the intruder approached toward the executive mansion with a animosity against the President.” Executive Protective Service officer steel pipe in his hand. Sgt. Robert Sharkey of the D.C. Pvt. C harles A. G arland, who President and Mrs. Ford were in police gave this account of the in­ repeatedly ordered him to halt. the family quarters of the White cident: I understand he had the pipe over House at the time and were informed “At 9:34 p.m. Chester M. Plummer his head as he advanced toward the of the incident shortly after it oc­ Jr ., black male, 30, no fixed address, curred. officer. The officer was between the 2 climbed over north fence of the man and the White House,” Warner ‘V, The intruder, identifed as Chester said. White House, entered the grounds Plummer Jr ., 30, was shot shortly with a pipe in his hand. He was He said Garland fired one shot, hit­ after 9:30 p.m., EDT. He died in ordered to stop ... He refused to do ting him in the chest. emergency surgery at George so. When the police officer attempted EPS guards saw Plummer earlier Washington University Hospital an to stop him, he attempted to assault in the evening on the sidewalk in •’/ - hour and a half later at 11:05. the police officer and the officer front of the White House, but a Secret Officials said the man climbed fired one shot, which took effect.” White House p ard s shot dead a man who climbed over the fence carrying a three to four Service spokesman said he "did not over the spiked six-foot-high iron He said Garland, 25, had been a make any overt attempt at that foot steel pipe late Sunday. Police study the scene of the shooting (left). UPI photo fence at the northeast corner of the member of the ETO since January, tim e” to enter the grounds. White House grounds on Penn­ and now is on administrative leave Cushman He returned later and scaled the sylvania Avenue and moved some 60 pending investigation. black wrought iron fence. feet toward the residence, carrying a Plummer was identified at the Avondale The pipe was examined for steel pipe three or four feet long. hospital by his father, Chester Fighting continues in Bierut explosives but, Warner said, "I un­ / It was the first time an intruder Plummer. 'The intruder’s last-known - Loomis derstand it was just a plain pipe.” BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) - Heavy Kholy told reporters Sunday night members of the Saudi Arabian and had been shot, although sources said address was 5031 H St. S.E ., but Warner, asked if there was any in­ fighting raged across Beirut today that "parties bent on sabotaging the Sudanese force were killed and two “jumpers,” as the Secret Service police described him as a drifter. dication of motive, replied “none.” but the head of the Arab League restoration of security” were respon­ others wounded. There was no money in his wallet. Swanson peacekeeping force vowed his men sible for the attack on a contingent of “Our party did not s i p the truce lool). would set up a disengagement line peacekeeping troops who tried to apeem ent and we had orders to pre­ — West despite the new violence and an at­ take up positions in the no-man’s land vent the Arab Leape troops from Ferguson, Irish seek Hashim post tack on his troops Sunday. between eastern Christian and IcKee and coming in,”'the militia commander As shooting erupted in hotspots western Moslem Beirut. said. By GREG PEARSON East Hartford has ten votes and Manchester and one from East Hart­ around the capital, the U.S. Embassy He did not mention the "parties” The ultrarightist Chamoun is the Herald Reporter • Manchester nine at the convention - Bryan ford have filled the two 3rd District registered more Am ericans and by name but it was an obvious only m ajor leader in the war who still where the new representative to the Two members of the Manchester posts on the State Central Com­ other foreign nationals for a U.S. reference to Interior Minister refuses to s i p the cease-fire and State Central Committee will be - Rachel Republican Town Committee, Vivian mittee. Navy evacuation Tuesday. Embassy Camille Chamoun, whose "T igers” Kholy said he would m eet with him selected. Ferguson and Wallace Irish Jr., are Mrs. Ferguson is a present officials said they had received militia claimed responsibility for the today to try to win him over. ' 5 ^ . Ferguson, in announcing ker seeking the State Central Com­ member of the town Board of Direc­ Palestinian assurances of security mortar and machine gun attack on But he also said this “will not stop decision to run for the post, said she id. due to m ittee’s 3rd District seat that is now tors. She said, if elected to the State for the operation. the Arab troops. us from our purpose or our timetable has the backing of James Mirabile, obile will held by Elinor Hashim. Central Committee, she will continue Arab League envoy Hassan Sabry Rightist radio reported two in completing our work (to set up the Republican town chairman of East Ms. Hashim is moving from to serve on the board. She is the wife disengagement line).” Hartford, and Charles Stebbins, the Manchester to Glastonbury, which is of Republican Town Chairman Meanwhile, heavy fighting flared other State Central Committee not located in the 3rd District. Since Thomas F. Ferguson. She is also a Victim of tent fire dies overnight and this morning in down­ member from the 3rd District, who is' she will no longer live in the district, past president of the Manchester Robert Hanson, 5, one of three town Beirut and in the suburbs. also from East Hartford. since July 10. Fire Marshal Harry she cannot represent it on the State Republican Women’s Qub. , children who were severely burned in Where the Palestinian camp of Tal- Mrs. Ferguson said, "In order to oks Jordan said the tent had been water­ Central Committee. Irish, who could not be reached for a tent fire in East Lyme early Sunday Zaatar has been under siege for more get elected, you have to have the proofed Saturday by what proved to The 3rd District includes part of comment today, is a member of the morning, died early this morning at than a month. backing of this group.” lam: 100 be a highly flammable substance and Manchester and E ast Hartford. Manchester Volunteer Fire Depart­ Yale-New Haven Hospital. A U.S. Embassy spokesman said Traditionally, one person from es it is believed the tent was ignited by- ment and UNICO. He was chairmdn Hospital officials said Gustav Han­ registration had been reopened for a social an electrical malfunction. Witnesses of the Bicentennial Parade Com­ son, S, and Nicole Hanson, 2, are in Tuesday’s sea evacuation and that “a said the tent burned in a m atter of mittee. critical condition at the hospital. few more Americans had registered Cheers greet couple 1, his life minutes. The fire was described as 'The 3rd District representative to They are the,children of Mr. and but that our total fipre is still MADRID, Spain (UPI) - being, "alm ost an explosion.” family stayed. the State Central Committee will be Mrs. Robert Hanson of East Hart­ around 435.” Thousands cheered King Juan Carlos p riv a te Unidentified persons fired shots in selected at a convention that will be ford. The parents and Hanson’s Jordan said although there is He urged all those who have not and Queen Sophia today as they left the air at one rally, but no one was called later this summer by State brother Steven and Gina Hanson, 7, nothing suspicious about the cause of siped up to “do so now because this by car to tour Pontevedra, one of the :: the un­ reported injured. Chairman Frederick Beibel. years all escaped injury. the fire, it is being investigated by will be the last such organized four provinces of the poor and nage to The Hansons had been camping at the state fire , marshal’s office evacuation of foreigners from politically restive region of Galicia in the Ponderosa Camping Grounds because of its severity. Beirut.” northwest Spain. nder the The royal couple Stopped repeated­ ly to shake hands with the crowd in South Windsor youth milt our Viking arm works not seismometer Santiago de Compostela, scene of 00 clashes Sunday between police and dies in one-car crash L PASADENA, Calif. (UPI) - rhatsits Engineers believe a broken wire handful of soil for an instrument hundreds of demonstrators. Viking I’s crucial soil sampling arm 'atch: a caused the problem. designed to look for organic The 38-year-old king was in the Jeffrey Carpenter, 16, of 26 Sun- has been repaired to start the long- South Windsor, wasn’t injured, police The Instrument was designed to molecules. Still another scoop of soil town to attend ceremonies marking nyside Dr., South Windsor, died Sun­ awaited quest for life but officials said. m ap ify ground vibrations 1 million will go into ah Inorganic chemistry the feast of the Apostle James, day morning at Manchester today all but . wrote off the robot’s times to detect marsquakes. Scien­ analyzer. Spain’s patron saint. Memorial Hospital of injuries he suf­ Police Said Carpenter was driving locked |2 million seismometer. tists hoped the device would have Engineers had to wait until after­ The protesters, demanding fered in a one-car accident Saturday south op Birch Mountain Rd. at atout The spacecraft began its day today given them an idea whether Mars is noon before pictures cam e back from autonomy for the region and political night, police said. 9:15 p.m. when he lost control of the with orders to take a color picture of an active or dying planet internally. the spacecraft confirming that it in­ freedom for Spain, burned a Spanish A passenger in the car, Michael vehicle. The car rolled over several K the American flag painted on It. Also coming up ’Tuesday is the final deed had been repaired. It showed flag near the hotel where the royal Campbell, 15, of 20 Peachtree Lane, times on the road, police said. Project director James Martin course correction maneuver for not only that it had been done, but said there was some objection from Investigation is continuing. Viking 2, which carries an identical one shot showed the pin half bu rieiin scientists, who would rather use the seismometer. It will swing into Mars the Martian soil where it had fallen. The youth was born in Bradford, 7 time for another scientific picture, orbit Aug. 7 and land in early Va., where he lived before moving to "but I’m pretty proiid to have an September. South Windsor nine years ago. "We all are very pleased,” Martin ^erican flag on Mars and it just Martin said scientists have He was a sophomore at South 35 said. “The boom appears to be doesn’t look the same in black and calculated that Viking 1 landed only Windsor High School and a communi­ white.” working just exactly as it should. I ’m 22.5 miles from its Martian bullseye very happy.” cant of St. Margaret Mary Church, after a curving, 440-million mile South Windsor. Martin said new commands will be Three separate biology journey from Earth. Survivors are his parents, John B. radioed to Viking 1 Tuesday morning experiments will search the Martian Viking I’s life search begins and Ruth Strieker Carpenter; two IS in a "long shot” attempt to release soil for evidence of metabolic and Wednesday when the gold-colored brothers, John B. Carpenter Jr. of electronic locks keeping the photosynthetic processes of micro­ digger will reach out 85 Inches, plow South Windsor and Pvt. Jam es F. marsquake meter from operating, organisms. into the red Martian soil, scoop up a Carpenter of Paris Island, N.C.; two but he said he was pessimistic. One instrument introduces carbon total of two ounces of dirt and deliver sisters, Joanne Carpenter and Judy "I don’t believe that will be dioxide and carbon monoxide and In­ it to the open hopper of Viking’s three Carpenter, both of South Windsor; successful and we are, in fact, plan­ cubates the sample under artificial life detection instruments. his paternal grandparents, Mr. and ning npw on how to use the data sunlight. Another will add a nutrient- Acting In methodical slow motion, Mrs. Michael Carpenter of Maywood, allocation that had been assip ed to rich “chicken soup” solution. ’The the robot then will extend its reach N.J., and his maternal grandfather, the seismometer,” Martin said. third uses a simpler nutrient to see if another five inches and pick up a Fred Strieker, also of Maywood. anything releases carbon dioxide. The funeral is Tuesday at 9:15 a.m. from the Samsel-Bassinger Funeral Home, 419 Buckland Rd., South Windsor, with a Mass at 10 at St. Today’s News Summary Margaret Mary Church. Burial is at the convenience of the family. ComplM from Unifd Pn§» Infmttlonat Friends may call at the funeral home tcnlght from 7 to 9. 6 'The family suggests that those came from the Yale class of 1951. wishing to do so may make memorial State The money will be used for the un- National gifts to Wildbmess School, P.O. Box iversity’s current operating HARTFORD (UPI) - House 346, East Hartland. expenses. Another $1.6 million Minority Leader Gerald F. OAKLAND, Calif. (U PI)-Tw o from the alumni bequest, endow­ Carpenter was one of at least six Stevens, R-Milford, has joined .middle-aged “ masterminds” with ment and quarter century persons who died in Connecticut as other state legislators in suppdrt a $5 m illio n m otivp /and a programs will provide un­ the result of accidents over the of paying state workers a wage preplanned escape route may restricted Income to Yale in the weekend. ’Three of the six were in­ hike they were denied last year have headed the abduction of 26 future, the university said Sun­ volved in traffic accidents. because of a feared state budget central California school children day.’ There were 35,967 con­ Barbara Chominski, 25, of Jewett crunch. The state ended last fiscal and their bus driver, authorities tributors. said Sunday. City was killed Sunday in a one-car year with a budget surplus. In a crash on Rt. 12 in Plainfield. “We’re definitely pursuing the statement Sunday, Stevens also Raymond Bessanaire, 47, of Regional possibility that there a ^ e other proposed repayment of 35 million Killingly was fatally injured in a one- suspects in the case,” said one in­ taken from state employe pen­ FT. DRUM, N.Y. (UPI) - vehicle accident early Saturday on vestigator. '"rhese others quite sions funds to pay a portion of the More than 3,000 Connecticut Rt. 6 in Killingly near the Rhode raises be restored. conceivably might be the brains Army National Guardsmen are behind the whole thing.” Island state line. bivouaced at Ft. Drum for their Eugene Perez. 8. of New York City NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Yale annual two-week encampment. Ronald Reagan called on Presi­ She^B ready for the long trip drowned Saturday while swimming University alumni added a single­ The Guardsmen drove a motor dent Ford Sunday to invoke the at Sherwood Island State Park in year record $7.1 million to the an­ caravan across the state Saturday Katy Edwards of Coventry watches from the rear of a covered Westport. Taft-Hartley Act as California nual alumni fund last year, accor­ before joining up with reservists wagon which says it’s destined for Utah. The wagon was one of Seven-year-old Larue Smith ding to school officials. The orchard owners complained of from Massachusetts and New several miniature floats and wagons in a children’s parade held reportedly was killed in a domestic largest single gift of $1,337,164 York. losing 15,000 tons of ripe peaches a day under the canneries strike. Saturday at the Mormon chapel on Woodside St. in commemora- mishap. . tlon of the day the Mormon pioneers first entered the Salt Lake Marian Harrington, 57, died Friday valley'in Utah on July 22, 1847. (Herald photo by Dunn) night in a fire that broke out in her Bridgeport home.

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...... mumh i ,, Taiwanese artist in controversy MANCHESTER EVENING HRRAl.p, Manchester. Conn.. Mon., July M. 1976 — PAGE THREE iJMACC n*w8 By Nancy C arrl By CHARLES-R. SMITH Tseng was impressed with the Hung Tung, with his modest TAIPEI, Taiwan (UPI) — For paintings. He told Hung Tung they demeanor, sincerity and unusual The 41st International most of his 57'years, Hung Tung lived were very good, showed originality paintings, had captured the imagina­ fellowship time will follow. Eucharistic Congress Youth Day FINAL EXPENSE a quiet and uncomplicated life. and style. He would like to meet tion of the country. being celebrated Aug. 1 TUES. ONLY! ‘The theme for Friday, He earned a meager iiving farming Hung Tung’s friend, Tseng said. Rave notices described him as a through 8 in Philadelphia, Aug. 6, is "the Eucharist The the barely productive salt flats of Delighted with the praise. Hung genius. Some called him Taiwan’s Pa., Is defined as a LIFE INSURANCE and th e Huhger for southern Taiwan and fishing in the Tung beamed and admitted the pain­ Picasso. Others compared him and "gathering of the universal YOUR LUCKY DAY HAS Understanding,” with the nearby sea. tings were his. his primitive style to Grandma church to deepen un­ fn T ow i^ focus particularly on un­ *500 to *5000* One day, when he was 50, Hung Tseng offered to give him lessons. Moses. derstanding and love of ARRIVED ... ELECTRDLUX IS derstanding by and for Tung watched with fascination while Hung 'Tung declined, saying an artist Envious of the popularity of this il­ Christ in the Eucharist.” EVERYOK RCCEPTED youth. A 1 p.m. worship BETWEEN AQE8 46-87 ANNDUNCINC THE DPEHING his son did his school homework, must be free and original. literate Taiwanese, some of the very Over one million people service for children will be writing simple Chinese characters Buoyedouuyeu byoy Tseng’s iseng s praise.praise, Hung artists o*^>9tawiiuiiei)^t^spuii2Hii who helped sponsor hism»vAiiiuii exhibit are expected to attend the ‘Depending on age AT PDST RDAD PLAZA, BAKED $1 Qff celebrated using both the way an American child practices Tung sent some of his paintings for suddenly began criticizing his works. Congress which follows a HSanlnft nw% m ______‘'Qiirmlietln fraolt ** eai/l /\na puppets and songs to teach Write and give ut your date of birth his ABC's. display at an exhibition. ’They were 'Simplistic trash,” said one. year-long period of HARTFDRD TPKE., VERNDH, of Our Lord Jesus and how LIFI OF AMIRICA INSURANCE CORF OF BOSTON HAM . Intrigued, the illiterate farmer- rejected. Undaunted, he hung them ‘‘Childish scrawling,” another spiritual preparation con­ 40 Broad SL, Boeton, Meee. 02109, Delp. 0S-MH~ ^2 lb. Limit Please)' He gives Himself to'us in fisherman tried writing some of the in front of a Taiwan temple. Among critic remarked. ducted throughout Roman CT. PHDNE 872-33D3. FREE the Ixird’s Supper. - - At - CMUfllL FIB: I00-225-17M characters. But he elaborated on the many people who saw them were Whatever the critics said, the Catholic parishes in All services will be held them, turning the ideographs into some journalists from Taipei. This crowds continued to come. Hung America. PICK-UP AHD DELIVERY. at the Church of the human-like figures by adding circles resu lt^ in a magazine article, his Tung was offered up to $1,000 for Based on the congress IHIGHLAND PARK MARKET Assumption, ^dams St., for heads and lines for arms and legs. first publicity. some of his paintings. theme, “The Eucharist and 317 Hlohland Street "Hey,” he said to nobody in par­ He was invited to exhibit in Taipei He refused to sell, saying and everyone is invited to the Hungers of the Human attend. MandMstor • 646-4277 ticular. "I can draw.” but declined the first time. He was mysteriously that he had his plan. Family,” each of the eight Hung Tung had found his calling. only a simple country man and dared His plan, it turned out, was to days of the congress will He quit work, spent most of his not go to such a big city so far away. donate alt his paintings to the govern­ focus on a different aspect I -d- mm waking hours drawing and painting. Later, under the sponsorship of an ment. All he want^ was for the of the hunger theme — His wife continued farming to feed artists’ magazine, he did exhibit in government to build him a modest hunger for God, for bread, the family while this funny looking Taipei, and 110 of his paintings were house to replace the shack in which for freedom and justice, he lived. little man painted with an intensity hung in the Lincoln center of the for the Spirit, for truth, for BIG SAVINGS that almost defies belief. United States Information Service Such was his popularity that the understanding, for peace, MONDAY Thru Rarely had Hung Tung ventured (USIS). governor of Taiwan agreed. The and for Jesus, the Bread of Pre-Inventory Sale! far from his native village. But he Public response was government would build him a home. Life. The cornerstones for WEDNESDAY! soon began visiting the nearby cities overwhelming. Crowds began for­ This brought such a wave of Lectures Tuesday at MCC all activities, both national of Kaohsiung and Tainan to look at ming two hours before the exhibition criticism, especially from Chinese and local, is the focus on art exhibits. hall opened and long lines snaked mainlander elements, that the gover­ Father Demetrius, pastor of St. George’s Eastern Orthodox Church in Minersville, Pa., "Jesus, the Bread of Life.” 2 Gathering up some of his paintings, around the building most of the day. nor withdrew the offer. He sent a demonstrates a form of hypnosis on a volunteer subject during one of his lectures. Father Although the Eucharistic Oil Our t SHOP CALDOR AND SAVE! GREA T FOR DA V CAMP OR SCHOOL! he took them to a well-known artist The people coming to see the exhibit local magistrate to break the bad Regular p r uemetrius will present a lecture/demonstration on voodooism, satanism and hypnotism C ongress began as a Prices! ^ in Tainan, Tseng Pei-yao. Fearful news to Hung Tung. §??o60% were very ordinary people, most of primary Roman Catholic that they might be ridiculed, he told Although he could easily have built luesday at 8 p.m. in the student center lounge on the main campus of Manchester Com­ Children’s whom had never seen an art show event, since Vatican II Macleans Tseng they were the works of a before. the house he wanted by selling only a munity College. Admission is free. CLEARANCE Lunch Kits by Christians of other Fluoride friend. few of his more than 400 paintings. churches have been invited Tops and Thermos Hung ‘Tung steadfastly refused to Toothpaste sell. to share in the planning and Shorts Our Reg. 4.29 to participate in the Disappointed and not quite un­ Near-drowning victim satisfactory Ladles’ Inn at Litchfield burns program of study, reflec­ YOUR 6 derstanding the furor that raged T-Shirts CHOICE. around him. Hung ‘Tung withdrew Richard DeM artin, 83, of 33 tion, dialogue, prayer and 2 .9 9 Mrs. Johnson went to call for help as mouth-to-mouth as DeMartin was worship. In 1976, clergy Reg. Unbreakable '/i pint bottle- U ’TCHFIELD, Conn. (UPI) - A 1901. All 42 guests were evacuated and resumed painting with a renewed Perkins St. suffered a heart attack while Johnson, 72, struggled to get transported by Manchester Am­ and lay leaders from major 2.99 kits decorated with their lack of water hampered firefighters without incident. vigor. and nearly drowned Saturday in a Ban Roll-On Deodorant DeMartin out of the pool, assisted by bulance to Manchester Memorial religious denominations to 6.99 favorite comic character from a number of communities when Fire officials said water had to be While the controversy continued neighbor’s pool, or trim. Mrs. DeMartin. Hospital’s emergency room. have formed the Com­ they battled a fire that destroyed the obtained from a stream that was and Hung ‘Tung immersed himself in 'P°'*'n fire fighters gave DeMartin 1.5 Oz. Deputy Fire Chief William Stratton ‘The ambulance driver had alerted mittee on the Participation Pure nylon or acrylic knits, 52-room Kilravock Inn during the located about 300 yards from the painting, a surprising thing mouth-to-mouth resuscitation and solids or stripes; sizes S-M4. Reg. said the call to them was logged at the hospital to DeMartin's condition of Christian Churches. 1.19 Reynolds Aluminum Foil weekend. Officials said the $1 million building before the fire at the area happened. Premier Chiang Ching- **eart massage until he arrived at 4:07 p.m. He sent an engine from the as they drove to MMH and the Heading this group Is the 100% Polyester Handy travel size, blaze \yas the worst in town history. landmark was put under control. kuo, son of the late president, Manchester Memorial Hospital. Our , McKee St. fipe station and he took a hospital doctors were waiting with Episcopal bishop of the Regular or unscented. Fire Chief George N. Koser said Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek! DeMartin was reported in critical Knit Pants Reg. Several firemen treated for smoke station wagon from the central sta­ nurses at the hospital doors to take United States hnd the the fire apparently started in a se­ stopped by to visit Hung ‘Tung during condition in the intensive care unit as 37c E a . ______inhalation at the scene were the only tion on Center St. over from the fire fighters. Tylenol Non-Aspirin cond floor screened porch area, a trip to the south. late as 9 a.m. today. But by 11 a.m.. president of the Lutheran 25 It. long', 12 in. wide, injuries reported in the blaze that The engine carried William Stratton said his department now Church in America. Pain Reliever possibly due to some electrical wire The controversy stilled. Hung ‘Tung !*? moved to a special unit and broke out about 10 p.m. Saturday in Whitaker and Peter Beckwith, both has nine EMTs. Six more will be in On the local scene, malfunction. ’The actual cause of the once again i$ a respected painter to his condition termed satisfactory Glade Solid Air Freshener the converted stone mansion, built in trained as emergency medical training this fall. He was pleased to ecumenical cooperation on Bottle fire was under investigation. most of the 16 million people of said a hospital spokesman. Pullon film , u t on wiistbiiH) of 100 technicians (EMTs). With Stratton have four of them ready when needed the hunger for bread theme Our Taiwan. His name is a household Police and fire fighters said the in­ StilchicMront criau: 8 to 18 . Reg. 1.29 Reg. were Richard Skoglund and Robert Saturday. bore fruit in "Operation 2 word. cident happened as follows; Bycholski, also EMTs. 49c Ea. FOR Mr. and Mrs. DeMartin were Rice Bowl.” “Operation ||6 o z . size; fresh scents, Only his neighbors seem unim­ ‘They arrived at the Johnson house Diaprene visiting Mr. and Mrs. William John­ Rice Bowl” was so lino perfume. pressed. "They still think he’s at about the same time and found son of 47 Alexander St. DeMartin was A bout town successful locally that It is Baby Wash Cloths Hartford man will face crazy,” a magazine wrote. Mrs. DeMartin beginning to give her swimming in the Johnsons’ inground being considered by the ad Johnson’s Favor husband mouth-to-mouth resuscita­ pool while the other three chatted by hoc action committee of 70 Sheets I tion. Reg. Furniture Polish with M o r i a r t v ' s v o t e the pool’s side. ‘The Manchester Victory Gardens the new Christian fraudulent loan charge ‘The EMTs determined from his 1.29 Lemon At a few minutes past 4 p.m., the members will meet with a represen­ Conference of Connecticut Wax h e l p e d a c a v o n e coloring that his heart had stopped. tative from the Hartford Cooperative as a model for statewide Pre-moistened popup three outside the pool noticed Working in relays, the four EMTs towelettes. Reg. 1.49 A Hartford man has been arrested $800 ioan using false identification, Mayor Matthew M. Moriarty Jr.’s DeMartin missing. Johnson saw him Extension Service Tuesday at 6:30 cooperative action. administered heart massage as well 12 oz, size aerosol. by FBI agents on a charge of ob­ authorities said. support of incumbent State Rep. in the eight-foot deep end of the pool. p.m. at the gardens Across the United States, taining a fraudulent loan at tbe Authorities indicated that Looney Muriel T. Yacavone helped the 9th liturgical events planned Savings Bank of Manchester, Bureau is a suspect in FBI investigations of Assembly District legislator receive for the congress are officials said. several other fraudulent loans in the her party’s renomination at last H ealth unit designed to take place on EXdTING 1-Diamond Pendant Style Robert B. Looney, 25, is free on a Hartford area. ‘Thursday’s convention. the same day in every FAM!LY “ Nothing” Necklace $5,000 non-surety bond. He was Neither the FBI nor the Savings Mrs. Yacavone was challenged for w i l l e l e c t Theater schedule p a r is h . E a c h d a y ’s GAMES! arrested ‘Thursday outside the Main Bank of Manchester would reveal the post by Stephen Barron, East happenings both nationally St. bank after ailegedly procuring an details of the local case. Hartford assistant corporation The subarea “F ” of the and locally will cluster a)rig. 466 counsel. North Central Health UA E ast around a specific theme, 9.97 1 — “Midway” “Inframan" 8:45; "Little Big “Food of the Gods” 8:30; Systems agency will elect 7:00-9:30 M an" 10:25 one of the hungers of the Moriarty’s backing of Mrs. “ Spectre of Allen Poe,” 10:00 TENNIS MatchingMate aam orxl 5 " Yacavone gave her the backing of officers Tuesday night UA E ast 2 — “ M urder By East Windsor Drive-In — human family. Earrings';Grig. 10.97 Cyclist hospitalized three of the eleven delegates to the when it meets in the D eath” 7:25-9:25 “Bugs Bunny Superestar” In Manchester, the convention, enough for her to go to a hearing room at the UA East 3 — "Bingo Long” 8:45; "A Hard Day's Night” Manchester Evening Herald MACC division of Christian 7:10-9:10 primary. Barron, however, withdrew Municipal Building at 7:30 10:25 Unity and the Church of the Manchester Drive-In — Publltiwd rnwy evonlng M otpt in collision with car from the race ‘Thursday evening. p.m. auiKtayt and Iwtidm . Entartd M dw Assumption are co­ Sterling Silver Vernon Cinema 1 — “Bad “ Mother, Jugs & Speed" 8:25; M inchM tw . Conn. PoM Ofllco u 8o- Mrs. Yacavone had the support of ‘The group wiil elect an cond Cluo Mill Minor. sponsoring a series of Bracelets or Perfume executive chairman, a News B ears" 7:10-9:10 “ Vanishing Point" 10:00 A 19-year-old motorcyclist was ad­ Rd., Vernon,, at about 7 a.m., police two convention delegates, former Vernon Cinema 2 — -4‘One Showcase Cinema 1 — associated ecumenical ser­ Lightweight Bottle Necklaces mitted to Manchester Memorial said. vice-chairman and a recor­ Suggested Carrier Rates vices. East Hartford Board of Education Flew Over the Cuckoo’s N est” “ Omen " 2:00-8:00-10:00 Piyiblo (n Advanoi Hospital with serious injuries today ding secretary. Showcase Cinema 2 — Sltifllicopy...... 1B« CIrrgy and Religious Day TELSTAR™ Our O u r L Further details were unavailable; Chairwoman Eleanor Kepler and 7:20-9:35 Jackets after a collision with a car at Tam Representing the group “ Logan's Run” 2:00-7:20-9:45 Wnkly...... SOI The Video Reg. Lowest police are still investigating the acci­ Janet Bycholski of the Manchester Burnside 1 — “One Flew O m m ontli...... fS 90 Wednesday, Aug. 4, will Orig. to 19.99 and Timrod Rds., police said. dent. Town Ckimmittee, from the begin­ from Manchester are Dr. Over the Cuckoo's N est" 7:10- Showcase Cinema 3 — T h m m o n th i ...... S1l.ro be devoted to prayer for Sports Game 19.97 V P ric e ! Six m onth!...... S2S.40 Hospital officials said Andre R. In other weekend accidents in­ ning. Moriarty’s backing of Mrs. R o b e rt E . K a rn s , a 9:35 “Silent Movie" 2:15-7:45-9:40 religious vocations and Choice of 6 bracelet styles, Showcase Cinema 4— “Ode O n* y t d r ...... S40.S0 HOCKEY heart or teardrop necklaces. Chouinard, 19, of 210 Main St. suf­ Yacavone about two weeks ago gave provider; Frank U. Lupien, Burnside 2 - "All the M ill Ru m Upon RoquMt religious commitment by vestigated by Manchester Police, to Billy Joe" 2:00-7:15-9:25 Save fered foot and leg injuries in the minor injuries were reported in a her the needed number of delegates a consumer; and Mrs. Vi­ President's M en" 7:00-9:25 Subtcnixn who fill to rwilv* clergy everywhere. From East Hartford Drive-In — East Hartford Drive-In — thUr nowipapir bilori 8:30 p.m. Up To crash. four-car crash on E. Middle Tpke. to have forced a primary, if Barron vian Ferguson, an elected should tiliphon* th* circuliuon 11 a.m. to noon, clergy and d*pwtmint. 047-9940. 7 0 % Chouinard’s motocycle was in Sunday morning. had not withdrawn. town official. laity are Invited to join Play tennis, hockey or Blazers, boating jackets, pant collision with a car driven by Subarea "F ” includes, singles handball! Auto- 50 % OFF Low Prices The accident, at about 2 a.m., in­ ‘The 9th Assembly District includes together to pray that more coats, PVC jackets. Many Linwood G. Hill, 38, of 616 Bolton volved vehicles driven by Edward P part of East Hartford and besides Manchester, men and women enter the colors, styles. digital scoring, dual con­ Special Group, 14 Kt. Gold Charms representatives in the trols, etc. Easy TV Bielski, 19, of 36 Bolton St.; Edward Manchester’s Voting District 9. ministry in service for the attachment. W. Didan, 19, of 38 Bolton St.; James Members of the Manchester same categories from the Lord. Open to all towns of Andover, Bolton, Artfait 20 Pst Stors Po^i^“ 6.44 T015.99 M0N.«TIIES. T. Wicks, 22, of 67 Glenwood St., and Democratic Town Committee who Christians, the service will HANDBALL Many styles: no sfieciil orders. 20 per store. No Rain Ctiedo. Theresa R. Henault, 18, of 131 Coun­ live in Voting District 9 endorsed East Hartford Glaston­ Even Uggor than ou be based on the theme 99« try Lane, East Hartford. Mrs. Yacavone. bury, Hebron, South Wind­ "Hunger for the Spirit.” sor and Marlborough. Pilgrim People Day Outerwear Set of 6 l-8(ilXlT 91-IOllOW BURNSIDI SIGNS famonsBlG^niiei?.. OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF I^Q^THEATRES EAST 5 0 C Thurs., Aug. 5, "The Screwdrivers SEE ARTHUR'S btttlw. Hunger for ’Truth” will be CLEARANCE BURNSIDE □ ES Our STAINLESS STEEL celebrated as a day of Reg. 6.99 SISStStiHVi.|.MT».»52lo7n| NEW OPEN PRICE MR. UPlZZA “GRES” Reg. ...I Cry Out Loud Thata You Guys Pay Too ecumenical fellowship with to 17.99 6.59, FLATWARE SETS “ONE FLEW OYER BOOK ON AU M0N.-TUE.-WED PRESCRIPTIONS Much For Da Pizza ... Now You Buya From other Christian churches. Chrome vanadium steel THE CUCKOO’S Me And Savel From 7 to 8:30 p.m., a sing- blades, solid extruded Service (or 8 plastic handles; U.S.A. NEST R-71093S LARUe PIZZA...... PLAIN $1.00-EACH ITEM 30« along will be sponsored by Reg.9.99to44.99 f TO O H lAIDWl made. MEDIUM PIZZA...... PUIN 91.09-EACH ITEM 20* ■MACC^and the St. James ly Stanley Roberts, Oneida, National Silver, etc. SMALL PIZZA...... PUIN 11.29-EACH ITEM 191 "to Lufkin 25 Ft. Power Tape, Rei. 7.99...... ALL THE and Assumption folk 5 . 7 6 ill services for 8. giftpcpt. PRESIDENT’S fiRINOERS: RI6 16” SfirwnioilRillHig! groups. A letter has been Ml [Arp'S mas toc to s« urn sent to all churches in­ MEN P-Q-792S p SUIT 2 viting them to join in both luaring th e singing and in Low P r^s 2 la 25 % O F F B u n n v celebrating Jesus, Bread of Vinyl, nylon, corduroy, Automatic 0 - Pizza Life, the source of all . / / Dacron''/cotton. Not Can Opener OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF g E - I N / ROUTtS K 3 4 0 MMOEsra //J all sizes and styles NHUIBE Christian unity. A in all stores. AUTO TOP CARRIERS, la SUPER Our r.< ^ DwM’i RNtaorint T m WAVi k EMM Reg. ROOF RACKS, 8.99 '^11 In Orders 646-2090 R GOUEK SKLIHtr CHEESEBURGER waww RiTl OR YtTHOYT Pull featured, with easy- TRAILER HITCHES ►♦♦***♦» MMMMMF 4$ » Now Our Popular clean cutting unit. Power­ 4 YEMs OF comai ful motor opens all shapes Racks to lit most domestic and foreign cars' 6 t S p e e c f ^ Cal-Star&Cal-Pro and sizes of cans quickly 12 oer store, No Rain Checks. Universal 'm E u U N -k M M U M EES the “half pounderr onlyS | S | ' 1. IIM CiRpitir Basketball and quietly. I*C012/13 and custom hitches. Operattuni - I nwith PLUS 1.5 0 1 0 1 “ C tm i Sneakers ■ARRYNIWMAN ■w iTa.E:3ep.ai for Men & Boys ^msm9VKr t UN Computer Pracram* Orig. up to 8.77 S p e cia l minf - S month Coutm L o w P ric e ! Now ^ o r e lc o * pickle. ThAFe a BIQ aaiX lch. 0®rLT8lli7B?iS!rHl5IS% roa“l!ffnjjrt GFI hM DM i f tiM bu$t Your M0N.-TUE8. I-84EXITS8-8ILVER LANE-ROBERTS 8T. phctmeat racorOi bi th i Choice Both Cbm 99< EASTHARTFOno • 24HH. TEL. INFOi aM-aatO country. Our (raOuatot ire SAVE Diai-A-Brew SONY — 1 LIGHTEDRMtKINQ. W Ho^MAgranr^ Buy Several Pair OVER 12-Cup AM/FM loyeO in ever 190 Sim 11 to 6 and ! 6‘/, to 12. ^MCKHinNNJMN m )r i * 7 Coffeemaker AC/DC STRIWRERRV Portable 75< Oieic Granti end Faderaly Childrens’ Sneakers Radio >Joe htured Student an. On Fit U l 7JS Ml SNORTCRKE V a lu e Our Reg. 29.87 ------1IMI Our Reg. 35.99 .InlSnCMttaiMI, tn I in cm HI Leant Avalablu Ml HI M9^ ■ I'iku. tin COMPUTER Advanced solid state cir­ m t IICUUI n . M . M IIKIT W| J U H I Constantconstant waferwater temperature controlcontro for cuitry; telescoping an- IlMMI perfect coffee everytime! )fHB5150 . tenna; 3 inch speaker. ^hHEBADNEW§ 1 'M .t PROCESSING Mr, and Afrg. fFUllant J, Houle and tfoughler Joo nn «| Isn cm rtcenlly murnedfrorn a Bermuda CruUe on the Ru§> I t S I I M 242 Broad St. 684 Hartford Rd. INSTITUTE •tan thip MV ODESSA oaf Una out of New York. Mr$ ., IlMIM Admliiliiii owe! nwn Hindis aNOEfa SM-rno-ono Mra n W e t 0 i.m. to t pjiL, ‘ " ‘ *’** «on*“ *ton« with AIRWAY TRAVEl SiliimiTtijn.l9lp4n. SERVICE fn Manchetter. Ill Ash Street MANCHESTER SALE; Manchester Feet H e r tM Cemeeticut MON. thru WED. Tel 521-0211. h i 421 0llly:10i.iii.to9:30p.m. 1145 Tolland Turnpike Siturdiy: 9 i.m. to 9:30 p.m. PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon„ July 26, 1976 Ma n c h este r E V ^ IT ^ J IE R ^ D , jlanchester. Conn., Mon., July 26, 1976— PAGE FIVE Unknown cause killed off fish Rocreation notat 1 The fish that were observed dead in the Hop Brook sec­ Celebrating the Opening of a New King’s Store in Winsted! Bowers Bogli; bluest eyes, Lynn tion adjacent to Charter Oak Park were killed by an un­ Marray; most beautiful outfit, Obstacle Course: Boys 7-10, Jody Nickerson; best known cause,' according to a representative of the 1. Tim G rady, 2. John Department of Environmentai Protection (DEP). homemade doll, Mike Paggioll, 3. Matt Paggioll, 4. Buonano; cutest couple, Jen­ diaries Philiips, who works for the fish and water life Mark Paggioll. Boys 11-13, 1. ny Pumhagen; most likeable, section of DEP, responded to a call from a local citizen THE THANK YOU STORE Jeff Perron, 2. Todd Stavens, Kevin Sombrlc. when the fish were first noticed. He found no foreign THE THANK YOU STORE 3. Scott Goehring, 4. Shawn Crafts Contest: over 7 chemicai in the water after testing, and noticed that the Grady. years, I. Sean Gallup and fish were only in the area of the brook from the bridge Girls Division: 1. Heidi Steve Harley, 2. Denise behind the Town Water Department at one end of the MANCHESTER-W. HARTFORD Goehring, 2. Melissa McCray, Buonano, 3. Mike Buonano, park to the highway exit at the other end. MANCHESTER-W. HARTFORD 3. Mandy McCray, 4. Adelian under 7 years of age; 1. Marzialo. His theory, according to a health department * / Heather Bogli, 2. Theresa NOW THRU BMUil OPHNIIG SAUI Sombrlc. spokesman, is that someone may have dumped some Martin School chemical in that portion of the brook either from the NOW THRU Sockey Tournament: 7 Bike Parade: Best in show. banks of the brook, or from the bridge over the brook. SAT. Starts Monday, July 26! Hundreds of Other Specials Throughout the Store! years and younger, 1. Mike Heather Bogli; most original: 1. Steve Bogli, 2. Patty Phiilips said the fish were kilied either Thursday after­ Doyon. Over 7 years. Sue SAT. Cotj. Campbell; prettiest: 1. noon 0.- Friday morning of July 15-16. Heather Bogli, 2. Chris Dow­ Green School ning. 3. Sean Campbell; most MISSES Hopscotch Tournament: 1. patriotic: 1. Fred Hughes, 2. 100% polyesterI Sharon Hart, 3. Leslie Gates; About town POLYESTER GO-EVERYWHERE Alice Cooney, 2. Kim Friday, DOUBLE KNIT 3. Michele DiBella, 4. ^ Lisa most humorous: 1. Binky MISSES Bonenfant. Parllman, 2. Brian Sombrlc. Mix ’n Match MENS Best Sister-Sister: 1. The Manchester WATES will meet Tuesday at the Italian- F*OLYESTER Robertson Fortunas; Best Brother- American Club. Weighing in will be from 7 Ic 8 p.m. Sister: The Sombrlcs, 2. ’The FULL Leisure Chess Toumameilt: 1. Billy Coordinates Hill, 2. Peter Roojtiwjn, 3. Bogll’s. The council on ministries of South United Methodist FASHIONED Suits Shawn McKenna. ^ s t Costume and Theme: 1. Theresa Sombrlc, 2. Sharon Church will meet tonight at 7:30 at the church. Fashion Blouse 5 9 9 Frisbee-Hula Hoop: Shawn Reg 8.99 SLACKS McKenna, 2. Kevin G8etz. Fortuna. Best tricycle, Pam Xylon On Fortuna. Manchester Chapter, SPEBSQSA, will meet tonight at ^ 9 0 Valley St. 7:30 at the Teen Center Annex of Manchester Recreation Blazer Jacket MENS West Side Reg 13.99 Tops Pants Long Distance Crawl Center. The meeting is open to all area men interested in FRUIT-OF-THE-LOOM Have Sold lor $18! j Relay: 1. Mark Cromwell, Jump Rope Contest: 1. Lisa singing four-part barbershop harmony. II I Chilcoat, 2. Melissa Belted or Extended JACKETS John Walters, Laura Barrett, SOME T am b lin g , 3. C athy Waistband Slacks Jimmy Sharp. 2. Elizabeth There is still time to donate blood today if you can get U nderw ear Romanoski. Reg 10.99 I (FAMOUS BRANDS Atwood, Dave Chappel, to the Red Cross Bloodmobile at Concordia Lutheran • AthI Shirts, Pkg of 3, Reg 3.39 .... 2.54 Daniel Whorff, Dave Guessing Jar Contest: Tie, ifN MISSES POLYESTER IN THIS GROUP! Killy Silver and Lori Bums. Church, 40 Pitkin St., before 5:30 p.m. Walk-in donors are Belted Skirt • Briels, Pkg ol 3, Reg 3.39...... 2.54 Dussault. welcome. It is hoped donations will exceed the 150-pint 5 9 9 Pre-Ttcketed at $25i| Long Distance Relay Race: Sockey Tournament: Killy Reg 10.99 & • T-Shlrli, Pkg ol 3, Reg 3.69 ...... 2.77 quota in order to replenish the blood shortage facing the Shirts Tunics CPO jacket, dresT" 1. Laura Barrett, John Silver. Sale Price • Boxers, Pkg ol 3, Reg 4.59 ...... 3.44 state's hospitals. Mens K nit Shirts^ flares with Ban-l Walters. 2. Mark Cromwell, Frisbee Throw: 8 and un­ Coordinated Sweater 4.99 Reg 6.99 Rot® waist. Blue.* der, 1. Scott Fultz, 2. Sean Reg 8.99 to 12.99 100% cotton, unconditionally Sale Elizabeth Atwood, 3. Cherl to 10.99 Slilched-crease legs. brown, green. Barrett, Deble Dussalt. Doherty, 3. Ted McCarthy. 9 3 ^ guaranteed. T or athletic shirts in Price J 9 0 Wardrobe-maker separates in a 1" sel-on waistband, Two-minute Run: 1. Jimmy and under: 1. Billy Silver, 2. classic plaid for Fall! From a very famous maker! Figure- Shirts with placket front, 2-button, S-M-L. Boxers, briefs 28 to 44. Jackets S-M-L-XL niatlering crews. V-necks and flared hems, machine Great rugbys and jean tops! Some Sharp, 2. Mark Cromwell, 3. Mark Cromwell, 3. Tie, Tim Brown/grey. 8 to 16. barrel cuffs. Tunic with 2 pockets washable B to 18. • Boys Tee Shirts, Pkg of 3 ...... 1.99 Slacks 30-31-32-34-36-381______Hashim leaves town with famous maker labels, 100% John Walters. Parsons and Dawn Twenty. turtlenecks. Solids, stripes. S-M-L. and belt. 8 to 18. • Boys Btleli, Pkg ol 3 ...... 1.86 cotton, cotton blends, S-M-L-XL. Mens Long Sleeve Print Shirts J ® ® Long Jum p: 1. Tanya 11-13: 1. Lenny Anderson, 2. A new member of the and, although she is not Atwood, 2. Cherlo Barrett. Kevin Anderson, 3. Kirk Republican State Central required to live in town, Coloring Contest: 4-6 years Russell. - Committee will have to be she said it is “strongly old, Lynda Campanelli, 7-9 Best Tye Dying: 1. Theresa named from the Third suggested.’’ MAN-MADE years old, Mary Eteth Hickey. Bums, 2. Shawn Bums, 3. District to replace Elinor MISSES 10-12 years old, Bev Webster. Michelle ()uey. Hashim, who is moving to She has not officially FUR TRIMMED Verplanck Best Belt : 1. Lori Bums, 2. Glastonbury. submitted her resignation FASHION Michelle Quey, 3. Jay Tedone. Ms. Hashim, who is an Carron Pool: 10 and under, Best Foam Puppets: 1. to the State Central Com­ Kathy Loferski, 2. Michelle alternate from the First B ike 1. Jonathan Brody. 11 nd 12 mittee, but she will not be MISSES Print years old, 1. Kevin Boushee. Quey. Congressional District to permitted to represent the 12 years old. Bob Matson. 11 6est Felt Puppets: 1. the Republican National Third District once she J a ck ets Shirts years old. Bob Campanelli, 10 Michelle Quey. Convention, is moving moves out of it. Her Fashion years old, Mike Tuley. Best Reverse Weaving: 1. shortly after Aug. 1. She is residency in Glastonbury Bumper Pool Champ: Mike Jay Tedone, 2. Michelle Quey, director of Glastonbury’s would place her in the Tuley. 3. David Mann. MODEL Welles-Turner Library, Fourth District. Jeans Carron Pool Champ: Best Miscellaneous MODEL SR-16-II Jonathan Brody. Category: 1. All ties, 1, Klffy 1200 Bumper Pool: 1, Mike Silver and Theresa Bums; 2. PERMANENT MENS TEXAS INSTRUMENTS Tuley, 2. Kevin Bouchee, 3. Jay Tedone and Carol Duplicate bridge PRE-WASHED TEXAS INSTRUMENTS Bob Matson, 4. Bob Cam­ Loferski; 3. Michelle Quey MISSES AND WOMENS J 9 9 PRESS Ualeiilator panelli. and Theresa Bums. Honorable Mention: Chris Lynch, first; Frankie Brown Jeans Ualeiilator WITH Green Center Bridge Club Sale Price I Boys Jeans Daley, Ken McPherson, and Marilyn Jackson, second; Xylon Shells MEMORY Chess Tournament: 1. Alan July 23 at the Masonic Tem­ Peg Dunfield and Judy Pyka, Graham McPherson. ple —Mrs. Richard DeMartln Sold for S 8 8 Menaslan, 2. Pat Burke, 3. third; Sue Shorts and Mary Reg 3.59 Reg 14.97 Sale Price • 12 Character LED Display Buckley Paul 'Tucker, 4. Raul Gon­ and Mrs. Paul Barton, first; Willhide, fourth. Ail cotton, cotton 6.50-19.50 to 3.99 • B Digit Mantissa with Sign Doll Day: Prettiest In show, zales. Donald Weeks and Nicholas July 19 at 385 N. Main St. 2 J3 blends. Zip (iy. • 4 Functions • 2 Digit Exponent with Sign Sharon Hart; most authentic, Checkers Tournament: 2.7- Daum, second; Clem -North-South: Jane Lowe and Fashion basics with mock or jewel pockets, dared hems 'Fashion styles! Pocket treatments, Hitchcock and Wilmer Cur­ Rayon and cotton fashioned to Easy-care poly/colton dress jeans. • 8 Digits • Full Accumulating or Slic kin g Memory Keri Ojala; most unusual, 10 years old, Brian Feshler, 2. Margaret Kropp, first; necklines, back zippers. While and Sizes 6 to 18 Labels you'll recognize instantly! flared tegs. Pre-washed navy cot­ tiss, third. look like real fur and feather. Perfect lor school in fall tones. • Percent Key • Nalurallog and Commonlog Chris Downing: most colorful, Alice Cooney, 3. Matt Frankie Brown and Jan assorted colors. S-M-L. 40-44. Long sleeve print shirts in easy- ton denim. Waists 26-38, inseams Beige, brown, grey, while. 8 to 16 Solids, (ancles. 8 to 16, reg or slim. • Floating Decimal • Reciprocal and Square Root Denise Buonaro; most Falkowski, 4. Risa Perlman, Manrhester Bridge Club Leonard, second; Phyllis care acetate/nylon. 8 to 16. M-L-XL. July 23 at 60 Bidwell St. • Automatic Constant • Squares. Raises Number to a Power realistic, Theresa ^m bric; S. Lisa Bonenfant. Pierson and Lance Tatro, 11-13 years old: 1. Pat —North-South: Milt Gottlieb third. best homemade outfit, Sharon and Marilyn Jackson, first; Bogli; best flag with doll, Burke, 2. Matt Mimcki, 3. East-West: Mary Willhide Alan Menaslan, 4. Ron Walsh. Lou Halpryn and Jack Descy, and Irving Carlson, first; Vi­ FAMOUS MAKER Brian Sombrlc; tiniest, m Melanie 1; most glamorous, second; Mary Roy and June vian Lesperance and Nadine K nit HAMILTON Softball scores Roebuck, third. MISSES FASHION Donna Battallno; best stuffed Malcomb, second; Alice Moe Fashion Green vs West Side 2-0; East-West: Bob Stratton and Nina Dvornek, third. BEACH animal; Keith Morrissey; Sleepers MISSES cutest baby doll. Heather West Side vs Valley 16-3. and Lois Macomber, first; Nile Time Novice Group Peg LaPlant and Dennis Bras Slaeks July 23 at 60 Bidwell St. Slight Irregt C A EASY CARE Robinson, second; Tim and —Marcia Ryan and Betty Linda Knight, third. II Perl 3.99 Kreps, first; Heinz and Edna Sale or Jeans ' i / ‘- July 22 at 385 N. Main St. J 6 6 All flame retardant. 2 pc. Senior-Youth Day Bartel, second; Peter Steven Price POLYESTER —Barbara Beckley and Jackie and Brian Hogan, third. styles include plaslic- looled. ski pj's. grow and White, pastels. 32-36A, 32-38B, 34-40C, pull-on lots sleepers. planned for park Boys, girls 1-4, 4-8. Uniforms DUNDEE Summer Activities in Manchester (SAM) will have its o i B SEEN third annual Senior Citizen-Youth field day on Aug. 8 Sale Price AND CANNON' HUFFY* b \ NYLON ON TV! (raindate Aug. 15) from 1 to 5 p.m. in Center Springs DETECTO 490 MOTO-CROSS Park. SLACKS S 8/6O" WIDE POLYESTER Bath Ensembles 'Tha purpose of this program will be to encourage K nee-H i’s ‘‘LITTLE MAC’; HAMBURGER Bath Novelty pockets Reg 7.97 Bath Towels Barnstorm Bike positive relationships between senior citizens and youths. waistbands zip- Double Knits Reg 1.67 "nie field day program will include an activity period of llys. Polyester or Seale poly/collon 8-18 Solids and Reg Fast Looker ping pong, horseshoes, volleyball, frisbee, etc. from 1:30 Machine washable Washcloth, Reg 77(...... 500 to 2:30 p.m. From 2:30 to 4, there will be a cookout and Reg 44C pr styles' Bib-top Textures 59.99 JEANS 4 9 ® ® live entertainment, and also from 4 to 5 a scavenger hunt J 9 9 Maximum of yoke, 2 outside Beg 1.99 yd Bath Towels W 3 9 Sale will be conducted. The day will conclude with a raffle at fashion in a Pre-wash or pockets One of Reg 2.47 Coaster brake, crossbraced Price regular cotton many! While 5 Rich solids, surface interest tex­ 1 4 ® ® 5. Reg 5.49 minimum of hose, handlebars, waffle grips. denim Pocket, 15.610 16 tures! All machine washable and Hand Towels, Reg 1.47 to 1.67.. .$1 Grills hamburgers and 'The entire affair is free of charge and donations are ap­ QUEEN SIZE 3pA$1 waistband details! 8 dryable. On lull bolts. Washcloth, Reg 6 7 4 ...... 604 10 18 MENS & LADIES HUFFY sandwiches, fast, easy! Great for preciated. Call 649-2506 for further information. Reg S8C pr SP U N D E E 22s YD SIZE SO 5 spools $1 Cotton terry mix 'n match. 10-SPEED BIKES the kids. 42108

to and from KING’S HAS IT! Today’s thought li'H* Sensalioriijl Ncvj TV Acliun Giimr CAPE Til,it Plays FOUR UitltMrnt StKJils Be still, and know that I am God. Psalm 46:10 at Th.s low Low Discouni Prico' with connecting service to Few of us can find the time each MARTHA'S VINEYARD day to get away from the hectic COD and N A N T U C K ET Play Hocitey/Football, routine of life and spend some time ISLANDS Tennis/Table Tennis, alone. Our lives are continually I placing new demands on us which Squash, Singles Handball make it nearly impossible to spend - LEAVE MANCHESTER DAILY AT - / 9;15am 12:1Spm 3:45pm 5;45pm time in thought and reading. When was the last time you had a ^ I f hour also 8:45pm departure for PRO VIDENCE 4-Sport TV Fun Game MR COFFEE RIVAL away from the noise and distraction SVz-QUART Turns Any TV Screen into a Playing Field! AM-FM Stereo of life? When was the last time you PACIFIC NO-IRON LADY PEPPERELL NO-IRON 3-PIECE PYREX® were still enough to have communion fast, daily trips: Coffee Maker 8-TRACK PLAYER/RECORDER Uroek Pot AC ADAPTOR White Sheet§ with ypurself and with God? Printed Sheets Bow l Set Our lives are so busy that most of NEW YORK CITY 5 .9 9 Twin Flat or Fllltd AND RECORD CHANGER Sold Nationally 2 G ® ® 5 9 ®® Twin Fill or Flllid us have given up on prayer, which Reg R tg 2.99 ta 8:30am 10:40am 2:30pm 4:45pm 7:45pm 2 for R ig 3.99 takes time. Prayer is being with God. 17.99 * Installs In Mlnutss to Antenna Input • Automatic On Screen Scoring Reg Reg 0 9 9 12 ®® Full Flit or Flu id 10-cup maker, brews a eup every of Any Size TV, Color or Black & White Up |o 15 Points Full Flit or Filled If we believe that God is the most im­ Bonanza offers you many wonderful vacation trip possibilities All-purpose electric cooker allows R tg 3.99 II 129.90 6.50 30 seconds. Brewer/warmer 2 lor R ig 4.B9 9 9 ® ® portant reality in our lives, surely we thru scenic New England...and links you with the entire nation slow cooking in genuine • Switch Box Allows You to Play o r , • May be Played by People ol All Pillow C i u i should find the time to be with Him. switch. 50 free filters. MC-1 Pillow C lS Ii Records 8-lrack cartridges (rom Colorfully decorated stackable stoneware. Retains natural juices. Switch to Regular TV Aget and Skills R ig 2/2.47 All through the day we waste You'll see more, enjoy iFtlieri lolD separately) R ig 2/3.47 ' for built-in receiver. 2 mikes, last Model 43100 2.^2 mixing bowl sets. In yourchoice of valuable time; watching television, more - save fuel lOperated on 6 C cell bailefies Not tncKJdtd) Stay-lresh blends o( polyester and cotton. Whites, prints. forward, auto, recording level. three attractive colors. and save money. daydreaming and busying ourselves GO BONANZA with things which are relatively MIRRO A trivial. We need to discipline in full comfort WHISTLING 20-GAL PLASTIC 44-QUART PLASTIC YOUTHS, BOYS & MENS MENS, BOYS STRIPED ourselves, so that there will be time . . . it's a great to be with (Jod. way to travel Tea EVEREDY Aetioii Shoes^ Our lives will be calmer and more Trash Waste Sneakers fulfilled, if only we will take the time 7%" or 10%" R ^ 7.99 0 ) B O N A N ^ K ettle TEENS, to be still and seek the comfort of the V > / HUS I !N t 8. INC B arrel Basket Reg 3.96 LADIES presence of God. LADIES 4 S 8 RO PE W E D G E Lord, help me this day to make - itop in or phona lor lehadulti and tickati to all points - Frying Pans Sale 9J RO PE W E D G E EMBROIDERED time for you. Amen. - BOB'S MOBIL STATION - 2 9 9 Price 9 2 Rev. John F. Flora III 2'. qt kettle with flip-cap spout Padded gbllar & tongue, cushioned Sale Price Uomfort Sandals Colton canvas uppers, cushioned Espadrilles St. George’s 427 Hartford Rd. (at Palm St.) - Phone 646-7348 Avocado, flame or'gold finish Heavyweight plastic with ■lid-lock" Large size heavy plastic arch; rubber-grip soles Man-made cover. Avocado Easy to keep clean. Tricol-lined uppers, insoles Navy. bik. (while In boys & uppers. White, red/blpe stripes Episcopal Church Iona block from Kaanay St. exit of Interstate 84) Chrome on steel. Sunrav Interior mens only)’ 10'.-2. V .-h. 6V,-12. Lightweight canvas up- cushioned insoles ffbrs Crepe type soles Bolton ‘ While, tan 5'.-10 ' f 9 3 Beige, navy 5 to 10 7*^^ PAGE SIX-^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., July 26, 1976 EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., July 26, 1978- PAGE SEVRN HtFr iEit^utng Another Humphrey, Count shows Ford Manchester — A City of Village Charm Ethiopia crushes coup Founded Oct. 1, 1881 Another Stassen nine votes short M«nb«r, Audit Burtau ot Circulation Mamber. Unilad Praia International NAIROBI, Kenya (UPI) — A coup successfully trying to overthrow the Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, By CLAY F. RICHARDS MINNEAPOLIS (UPI) - The old attempt against Ethiopia’s military government. Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. WASHINGTON (U P I)-P resid en t major differences were in only q few guard of nationally famous rulers has been crushed and its Brig. Gen. Getachew Nadew, mar­ Lotte Seldler Ford is nine delegates short of the states. Illinois, New Jersey, New Raymond F. Robinion. Edltor-Publiihtf Minnesota politicians may be ringleaders executed, Ethiopia Radio tial law administrator in the troubled Harold E. Turkinglon, Managing Edilor number he needs to win the York, Pennsylvania, and West entering its twilight era, but there is said. It was the second plot against province of Eritrea, was killed in a Republican presidential nomination Virginia led ^e way. , another Humphrey and another the military government uncovered gunbattle at his home the same day Opinion Stassen in the wings. on the first ballot, after Mississippi’s Tliose five have a total of 43 un­ and I were able to take care of in two weeks. while resisting arrest. 30-member delegation decided to committed delegates — a third of Both Hubert H. Humphrey III, son ourselves” and Harold Stassen The radio broadcast monitored The radio, labeling the general a stay uncommitted. thhm in Pennsylvania. Most of the of Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, and won. Sunday in Nairobi said the latest traitor, accused him of planning both ■ Robert Stassen, nephew of former UPI’s nationwide survey put Ford committed delegates in the five. When Robert Stassen did run for coup attempt was engineered by of­ coup attempts — the second ap­ Scientists* challenge Gov. Harold Stassen, are Minnesota at 1,121 delegates, or nine short of the states are for Forf,-and it is general- ' statewide poiitical office for the first ficers of the 26th Brigade of the 1st parently to be carried out after his state senators — one a Democrat and magic 1,130. Ronald Reagan had 1,- ly believed the President has the time things did not work out as weil. Division, the former imperial death. It did not elaborate. 057, and there were 81 uncommitted. edge among the uncommitted as one a Republican, as expected — and After filing for railroad and bodyguard of the late Emperor Haile The military in the last two weeks cultists’ claims both say their interest in politics was There had been reports that well. warehouse commissioner in 1956 in Selassie. has executed 23 persons — soldiers Mississippi would switch its Last week Ford’s camp claimed it One of the puzzles of our sparked by their famous hamesakes. the last hours, he said, he went to But the ringleaders — identified as and civilians — for various crimes participation is often an oc­ Humphrey III, 34, said he’s always allegiance from Reagan to Ford, but went over the top when 15 of the 19 downtown St. Paul to celebrate with brigade commander Lt. Col. Berhanu against the state. time is why — in an age when 'Ot- been interested in politics. But, he at a caucus in Jackson Sunday, the 30 Hawaii delegates pledged their sup­ casional, ‘one-shot’ experience a milk shake and saw that the final Haile and a Lt. Haile Mariam Hassen The government grabbed power said, ‘T m not really following in the delegates voted to remain uncom­ port. But most accounts had already science has conquered many rather than a continuing edition of the St. Paul Dispatch had — were executed by their own men from Selassie two years ago but has footsteps of my father.” mitted until the Kansas City conven­ given Ford some delegate strength in major diseases, has sent men membership.” bannered his name on the front page. Sunday morning, the radio said. been facing increasing opposition Humphrey, a lawyer, said his tion which begins Aug. 16. Hawaii — and thus he fell short in He was proud and pleased until he The report did not give an exact both from civilians and within its to the moon and instruments to So many people are turning father is deeply rooted in the dust- The vote was viewed as evidence tallies by newspapers and wire ser­ discovered that it was a story about date for either coup attempt. own ranks as it follows an Increasing­ the nearer planets and has put bowl Depression days — "when it that the delegation believes neither vices. to pop psychologies in the the Harold Stassen who had started However, the government an­ ly Communist course in traditionally gets dusty in the air he gets sick to Ford nor Reagan has yet locked up The UPI total includes 18 delegates the world into instantaneous 1970s, says Dr. William the "Dump Nixon” (then vice presi­ nounced July 13 that 18 persons went feudalistic Ethiopia. the stomach.” the nomination. who said they were “ leaning” to communication with itself — dent) movement. before a firing squad after un­ Rickies, chief of the clinical "My perspective is different,” Ford claims 1,135 delegates, or five Ford. we should be witnessing a "It shot down my cam paign,” and psychological laboratory Humphrey III — who resembles his Stassen said. “ But there is nothing to more than the number needed, while This includes 13 in West Virginia — proliferation of pseudoscien­ at the Veterans Administration father in mannerisms but not in looks assure I would have won anyhow. He the Reagan camp said they have 1,- where the entire 28-member delega­ tific cults, fringe religious — said In his office in the IDS Tower (his uncle) did what he felt he had to 140,10 more than needed. Obviously, tion insists it is officially "uncom­ Schaffer asks Ford ease in Sepulveda, Calif., that “ I overlooking Minneapolis. both claims cannot be correct but mitted” , two in Pennsylvania, and groups, "pop” psychology feel the pop psychology move­ do.” • He said he had always been In­ From 1938 to 1948 Harold Stassen neither side would publish a list of one each in Vermont, Virginia, and movements and the like. the delegates they claim: immigration for Lebonese ment is very much taking the terested in environmental questions was considered "just outstanding,” Wyoming. All the other Ford and space. While the delegate counting varied. delegates counted by UPI are firm. If all these are signs of a place of religion.” his nephew said. But from 1956 on WEST HARTFORD (UPI) - principles and experiences,” she society in search of answers to “ I stayed up the night we landed on there has been quite a bit of criticism Democratic U.S. Senate nominee said. “ I believe the United States has the moon, even though I was taking and ridicule. Gloria Schaffer said she has asked a moral responsibility to do all it can questions which orthodox In what is probably the most my bar exam s,” he said. "Most people don’t understand President Ford to grant refugees to ease the burden of Lebanon’s science and religion ipores, or As a child, Humphrey said, he had Kenya tells citizens publicized example of this Harold Stassen at all,” Robert from the Lebanon civil war a special citizens in their time of need.” has no satisfactory answers to, phenomenon, Erhard Seminars to cope with having a father who was Stassen said. "Many just feel he’s not immigration status. Connecticut’s secretary of the then this has to be the most Training (est) has, in the four away much of the time, owned by the very politically astute. Nothing could to flee from Uganda Mrs. Schaffer said she hoped Ford state said Lebanese refugees could public. Many weeks he saw his father be further from the truth. He’s 10 to would instruct the attorney general restless generation in history. NAIROBI, Kenya (UPI) — Kenya butchered by Uganda troops.” be granted the sam e special im­ years since it bagan, only on Sunday for a couple of hours. 12 years ahead of his time.” to exempt the refugees from the has urged its citizens to flee for their The plea came from Kenyan migration status accorded Viet­ Or perhaps the most gullible. “ processed” 70,000 people at But that can be coped with, he said, TTiis year Stassen, a banker who quota system while the gesture will lives from neighboring Uganda Provincial Commissioner John namese refugees when they were Every age has had its "if the family relationship is a strong bears only a faint family still be timely. $250 each. Similar following another threat by FYesi- Mburu, who said the government was allowed Into the United States. and a concerned one.” resemblance to his namesake, said More than half a million refugees similar groups and “ consciousness industry” ven­ dent Idi Amin to launch a major war working around the clock "trying to “ America has always aided As for poiitics, he said with an his uncle is seeking the Republican have fled Lebanon to safer parts of movements. But the last in East Africa. save as many Kenyans still subjected citizens of other countries who have, dors are doing almost as well. ebullience reminiscent of dad, “I endorsement for president because the Mideast and to Europe and some Amin coupled his warning against to brutal murder In Uganda through for one reason or another, found their decade "has brought on a flood The typical scientist’s reac­ love it. I enjoy public service.” He he is concerned about the economic have applied to the United States for own homes no longer hospitable. Kenya Sunday with an appeal iMth to every possible means.” of interest in what is variously said he may want to run for situation. “ I agree with him on just permission to emigrate, she said “In this bicentennial year, let us tion to all this is usually to Congress. the United Nations and the 48-nation Kenyan sources claim nearly 300 about every point in terms of the Saturday. continue this great tradition by called fringe science, throw up his hands in disgust, Organization of African Unity to in­ Kenyans in Uganda already have Robert Stassen, 48, also professes points he is trying to make,” Stassen “ Lebanon has long been a friend of extending a welcoming hand to those borderline science, tervene because the situation was a been killed by rampaging troops. mutter about the naivete and to be enthusiastic about politics, if in said of his uncle. “ I wouldn’t use the the United States, and our two coun-, Lebanese who wish to settle here,” a less flamboyant way. danger to world peace. Amin sent tele^am s Sunday to pseudoscience, paranormal gullibility of the general same tactics.” tries share many of the same values. her letter to President Ford said. The Uganda leader said an U.N. Secretary General Kurt phenomena, occultism, It started when he was 12 and cam ­ Asked if he, also, wants to enter public, turn back to his economic blockade by Kenya has left Waldheim and OAU Secretary paigned for his uncle, who was run­ national politics, Stassen said "If an mysticism, the cults of un­ his landlocked country with less than General William Eteki saying: “I experiments and forget it, says (Herald photo by Pinto) ning for Minnesota governor. Many opportunity comes that I feel is a a week’s supply of gasoline reserves. call upon the U.N. and the OAU to reason, the new irrationalism Frazier. of his schoolmates didn't agree with challenge. I’ll consider it, but I have The Nairobi government denies it verify the alarming situation which or the new nonsense,” writes Dynamic sculpture at Interfaith Day Camp the young gubernatorial candidate, no well-laid plan of climbing the Irish backs Botticello But now there is something has imposed a blockade. is threatening world peace and order Stassen said, "but my two brothers political ladder.” Kendrick Frazier in Science new on the scene, at least in For the second time in two days by urgently sending fact-finding mis­ News. the field of pseudoscience, he Amin threatened to attack Kenya. He sions to Uganda and Kenya.” in GOP registrar race said the deteriorating situation “ may Ancient astronauts, reports — a group of scholars, Kenya Foreign Minister Munyua Walla J. Irish Jr ., member of the force Uganda to resort to desperate bright outlook on this most important astrology, the Bermuda Waiyaki said Amin was “ just looking Republican Town Committee, has en­ scientists and investigators Carter; Now comes the tough part action.” party post. for an excuse” to'go to war and dorsed Barry Botticello in the race Triangle, UFOs, psy­ In a related development, a Kenya Adding that Botticello Is the only determined to challenge the warned: for Republican registrar of voters. NEW YORK — (NEA) — Jimmy newspaper said today Amin narrowly candidate “ who cannot be identified chokinesis, psychic healing, claims of the cultists. The for­ in favor of equal representation in “ If he attacks Kenya, Kenya will Incumbent Registrar Frederick E. Carter’s strategy is clear: To con­ tion by sharp attacks on Ronald escaped a weekend assassination as an Eisenhower Republican,” Irish Kirlian photography, pyramid mation of a Committee for the government, in employment, at be bound to use all her energies to de­ Peck, Mrs. Marion Mercer and Bot­ vince labor leaders he would be Democratic party conventions while Reagan’s stance on the Panama attempt by soldiers who burst into fend herself.” said, “We need a fresh face to greet power, reincarnation, immor­ Ray Cromley Canal. *Do / ride. ticello are locked in a three-way Scientific Investigation of willing to see a destruction of right- standing four-square against quotas. his command post firing their Amin accused Kenya of illegally have to Mommy?* the new members enrolling in our struggle for the position. party.” tality, astral projection, lost Claims of the Paranormal was to-work laws and simultaneously to To convince liberais he is heart and ’The Carter-party unity and har­ weapons. It said he has been in hiding halting more than 300 oil trucks mony at the Democratic National “ While I have the utmost respect » continents, plant communica­ reassure nonunion working men and soul with them by the selection of defense — specifically that he would since then. bound for Uganda. Already most in­ Tommy McCarthy rained on a bicycle parade with his own tears announced last spring at the Convention was held in place at a for Fred Peck and Marion Mercer, I The Republican Town Committee employers he would not work to Walter Mondale, Hubert Humphrey’s favor a firm increase in naval power. As the dispute between Nairobi and ternational flights have been tion — one has to go only as far meeting of the American cost of submerging a good many of during a recent activity at the. Valley St. playground area. It believe that this positionj more than will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. in the abolish those laws where they exist. protege from Minnesota as his vice- To convince those disillusioned Kampala worsened, Kenya urged its cancelled, induAry has halted and as the nearest magazine stand the issues and differences with hard wasn’t that he finished third in the parade; he just didn’t even any other, needs a youthful ap­ Municipal Building’s Hearing Room Humanist Association in Buf­ To convince the anti-abortion presidential running mate and by with government inefficiency that citizens in Uganda — believed to still private motoring has been banned fisted rulings against floor debate on want to ride in it at all. (Herald photo by Pinto) proach,” Irish said in support of the to select candidates for the registrar to find publications on these falo, N.Y. groups he personally is against abor­ repreated assertions he sees eye to bureaucratic waste will be curbed number several thousand — to flee although the army is believed to still a series of emotional issues, 25-year-old Botticello. of voters, justices of the peace and and other subjects in abundant tion and to reassure the pro-abortion eye with Mondaie on every important while promising the bureaucracy for their lives "and not wait to be have some gasoline reserves. “ Perhaps antiscientific and decisions made by the Rules Com­ Irish also said, “I believe that the 10th ai^ 11th assembly districts. advocates he would not stand in the issue the two have discussed, while that its economic heeds would be met quantities. mittee at the insistence of Carter’s Barry offers our party a fresh and pseudoscientific irrationalism way of more liberal abortion laws. reassuring Southerners in particular and its political power increased. representative. ’These differences, some 140 million Americans is a passing fashion,” says the To convince women’s groups he is and conservatives generally with To convince those disillusioned Petitioners > however, will not disappear into thin are involved in fringe religious repeated reminders that he grew up with government bureaucratic inef­ committee’s co-chairman Paul air. What remains to be seen is in one of the most conservative com­ ficiency and waste while promising seek recall cults, such as spiritualism. Kurtz, professor of philosophy whether Carter can keep them under Alm anac munities in the South and hy insistent the government bureaucracy that its Hare Khrishna and Scien­ control in the hard campaign that lies at the State University of New references to the importance of economic needs would be met and its ahead. of Logue tology, according to University York in Buffalo and editor of private industry, financial conser­ political power Increased. The question in the end is whether of Chicago anthropologist Ir­ The Humanist. “ Yet one of the By United Press Infernalional vatism, budget balancing and ef­ To convince the unemployed and NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Today is Monday, July 26, the 208th ficiency. Carter is a moderate who can con­ Come One, Come A ll those who favor more government The leaders of the move­ ving Zaretsky, who recently best ways to deal with it is for vince those on opposite sides of im­ day of 1976 with 158 to follow. To convince those in favor of planning and regulation in manage­ ment to recall Mayor Completed a 10-year period as portant questions that he honestly un­ the scientific and educational The moon is new. expanded welfare, unemployment ment of the economy through an en­ Frank Logue today began derstands and sympathizes with a participant-observer in many community to respond — in a The morning star is Jupiter. and health care programs he is one of dorsement of the Humphrey- an all-out effort to get the m j each, without offending and Oorton's of eioucester of these groups. The evening stars are Mercury, them by outlining his concept of what Hawkins unemployment bill, while 8,300 signatures they need responsible manner — to its alienating the other side — or both — Mars, Venus and Saturn. needs to be done, while assuring reassuring those who fear such to force a recall election. “ The number may be much alarming growth.” in each case. Thus far he has been Those born on this date are under those concerned with rising govern­ government intervention by Spokesman Stanley larger,” says Zaretsky, “and it remarkably successful in this WALDBAUM S The committee intends to the sign of Leo. ment expenditures that he will make expressing strong reservations about Rogers said he planned to C lJG H H i attempt. But as each sector of the And Food M art •• • includes a great many respec­ function like a consumer infor­ Irish playwright George Barnard certain over-all spending will not be major aspects of that measure and have 165 persons c ir ­ public asks increasingly pointed and Shaw w as born Ju ly 26, 1856. allowed to rise. ’There would, he by promising major changes in the culating recall petitions; table, middle-class and upper- mation group, providing the precise questions — demanding less Food Mart class people who may also American actor Jason Robards was says, be cuts elsewhere to match the regulatory agencies. and said he was confident public and the news media born on this date in 1922. increases. philosophy and more details on exact EE IN Are Having A To convince those who fear he of meeting the Friday programs - Carter the candidate belong to traditional religious with access to facts by which On this day in history: To convince those concerned with would he too soft in international af­ deadline for completing will face his most difficult moments. groups. It is hard to get ac­ In 1847, Liberia, the only sovereign military spending that he will make fairs by threatening the sharpest sort them. they can judge the validity of From now on, whatever Carter Negro democracy in Africa, was impressive cuts in the defense of economic retaliation against the City Town Clerk Leon curate numbers because cult unusual claims. Says to one group will be televised for declared a republic. budget, while assuring those worried Mdv^ow was advised by PICTtCES Arab nations if they once again im­ all groups to see and hear - including about the rise in Soviet nuclear posed an oil boycott — while the city corporation those with diametrically opposite Foreign News Commentary power he would work for stronger reassuring those who fear strong ac­ counsel that only the 50 f i s h f r y I^ views. persons who signed the original recall statement ■ against Logue could cir­ Window on the Middle East culate petitions. Raid boosts Rabin A t Feed MoRTt's and new parliamentary elections will Riad is not diplomatic. Nonetheless GREETING CARDS follow Oct. 25. TEL AVIV (UPI) - The Israeli it came at a fortunate time for him. Reflections Sadat, who succeeded the late FORALLOCCASHMS rescue raid at Entebbe, Uganda, has Riad went to Zurich for treatment I > M Our Lug$ Dlipluf boosted Prime Minister Yitzhak Gamal Abdel Nasser, will complete of an eye disease right after an Arab Hal Turkington Rabin’s political fortunes, but the his first term in October. foreign ministers conference had ARTHUR DRUG Manchester Stere question Is for how long. called on him to implement a cease­ Managing Editor Rabin’s stock had been falling Is pad defensive? fire in the Lebanese civil war, recon­ before the raid and his colleagues in cile the Palestinians and Syrians and KHARTOUM, Sudan (UPI) - The . This printing test pattern is the Labor party were questioning his joint defense pact which Egypt and get peace talks started. WEDNESDAY-JULY 2Slh leadership and chances for survival. part of 'Rie Herald quality con-, the Sudan concluded July 15 is Riad’s plea to the conference — Remember our suggestion of Feb. trol program in order to give >- The airborne commandq rescue of port such as yours that will enable and another supreme effort is directed against Libya. What "do not overburden me” — went un­ 23 about the Olympics? you one of the finest more than 100 hijacked persons in our athletes to do their very best in required of both American athletes remains to be seen is whether the heeded. The former Egyptian foreign It was right after the Winter Olym­ newspapers in the nation. Uganda seems to have changed all the 1976 Olympic Games in Mon­ and concerned Americans. pact is purely defensive, or whether m inister, who had twice before pics at Innsbruck. We wanted to find treal.” 5x7 Color Poflfoit F ro m 4 :3 0 p .m . t o 7 :3 0 p .m . that. visited Lebanon but failed to end the "The United States Olympic Com­ the two countries will resort to the a way to send some contributions to I’lp afraid the committee forgot to NOW CRCAT6 YOUR OWN Rabin’s associates report the 54- civil war, felt his distinguished mittee needs dollars to select, train same tactics they accuse Libya of our United States Olympic Com­ send those patches signifying you are year-old prime minister has been career might be threatened by and take care of all the necessary COLOR PORTRAIT, CHOOSC trying against them. mittee; we suggested donations in a contributor to your team. 1 didn’t Look What You Get: loudly cheered on entering public another failure. requirements for the American f r o m OURCOLLCGION Egyptian President Anwar Sadat honor of Joe McCluskey, who has get one, nor do I know of anyone get­ athletes in Montreal. functions. But poiitical observers say and Sudan President Jaafar Numeiry His illness has enabled him to post­ OF OACKGROUND5 retired after 50 years as a com­ ting one who sent his contribution "In the Summer Games, there are 0 Gorton's Fish & Chips his new popuiarity may not be signed the pact after accusing Libyan pone a mission he never wanted to petitive runner. Joe represented his along to me. more events and more U.S. athletes enough for him to overcome Israel’s ruier Moammar Khadafy of undertake. country in the 1932 Olympics at Los The decal, or patch, would have requiring your support as they com­ domestic and International organizing an abortive coup against • Hood's Ice Cream problems. From fences lo bridges Angeles and in 1936 at Berlin where been a memento, but we were more pete with world class athletes from Numeiry Juiy 2. They also blame him he competed in the steeplechase. Interested in having a small part in other nations. You can be sure that “ It’s a long way to the 1977 national for a series of bombing incidents in TEL AVIV (UPI) — Israel’s "good Lots of people donated to a “Joe contributing to our team, and at the our athletes will be putting forth an 0 Assorted Cookies elections,” commented one veteran the Egyptian cities of Alexandria and fence” policy with Lebanon may con­ observer. McCluskey Fund for the U.S. Olym­ same time paying honor to .loe extra effort to do their best for the Mersa Matrouh. ceivably develop into an open bridges pics Team” ; many others made their 3 8 ^ United States. Can we count on a se­ Egypt formally committed itself in policy such as exists with Jordan. ★ ★ ★ • ice Cold Pepsi-Cola contributions later, sending them cond effort from you? / Sadat surreeding Sadat? the pact to rush to Numeiry’s In the last four months, Israeli directly to the Olympic Committee. Remember Sheila Young, our "Please send ... whatever you can ftrsr 4S,Tstn $1 Hu d s SsS U n io t assistance should he face trouble medical teams have treated 3,000 CAIRO (UPI) - President Anwar speed skater from Detroit in the afford and take extra pride in Open 24 Houn Dally again. But Arab diplomats are now Christian and Moslem Lebanese ★ ★ ★ , Don't Miss Out-Supply Is Limited To The 1st2400 People. Sadat will almost certainly be Winter Olympics? Well, I’ve had a knowing that you are helping to send Tues. Wed Thurs. Fri. S a t waiting to see if the pact means more patients at two border stations. Now FOR EMEMENCY SERVICE nominated to succeed himself when We have had acknowledgments of letter from her, and I share it with America’s best. And remember, the than this — specifically whether the Lebanese are being allowed to buy you: parliament meets Aug. 17, despite those contributions. It came from American government does not send two countries decide to borrow a leaf fuel, food and water inside Israel. previous statements by him that he Robert H. Ingle Jr., director of fund "I would like to personally thank our team to these Games, Americans 27-28-29-30:31 from Khadafy’s own book and Although southern Lebanon has raising. His letter reads this way: you for your previous contributions will not run for another six-year like you do!” HEATINQOILS A ll Receipta Will Ce Te The term. organize trouble for him at home. served as a base for Arab guerrilla "Enclosed is your receipt for the to the United States Olympic Com­ ★ ★ W lally: 10 A.M. - 8 P.M. What’s more, Arab diplomats said strikes into Israel, relations with the very generous contributions to the mittee. It helped me and ddzens of OIL lURNEII i villagers have been good over the You’ve been watching those 239 SPENCER STREET they fully expect Sadat will accept Riad illnesH opportune United States Olympic Committee. other American athletes to establish Games for a week now; perhaps you HEATIN8 INSTALLATION Manchester Cuhs and Bey Sceirts years. Israel may now want to “ On behalf of the United States a record we can all be proud of in the t"® •’®t*it*'8tion. The nominee of BEIRUT (UPI) — Arab League of­ want to send along your contribution. 1------wirw wiwna iwr MNMiK>nMsuiN«ets-arounor solidify that relationship should the Team, please accept our sincere Winter Games competition. parliament wiil be endorsed by the ficials insist the current Illness of Send it to the United Stotes Olym­ 643-5135 people in a nationwide vote Oct, 2, time become right for an Israeli thanks for your participation in this "Now, the Games of the XXI 316 Conttr 8t. Manohtstor 419 MIDDLE TURHPIKE WEST MANCHESTER league Secretary General Mahmoud move into that part of Lebanon. pic Committee, Olympic House, 57 prio»tOuRrRnl»M PURE Dempsey Hospital in Farmington. 3 can? 1 d to honor Katherine Quinn His maternal grandparents are Mr. TOMATOES O'Neil, Timothy Michael, son of and Mrs. Ross H. Begg Jr. of Orange Juice 89*^ The Connecticut State Federation There will be a social hour from 6 EXTRA FANCY • NATIVE (MASS) EXTRA LARGE WITH PRIOR PURCHASE OF I10.N OR Kevin P. and Gail Fink O’Neil of 395 WWI Vets of Democratic Women will honor to 7 p.m. with dinner being served Manchester. His paternal grand­ MORE AND THIS COUPON AT FOOD Manchester Rd., Glastonbury. He parents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. MART. GOOD THRO SAT., JULY 31. Katherine Quinn, who retired recent­ promptly thereafter. Squash o^green 3 -M. was born July 20 at Manchester Kiernan of Manchester. His mater­ CIMIT ONE CAN - ONE COUPON PER get posts ly after many years of service to the Reservations with dinner choices CALIFORNIA FAMILY. [ Dateline 1776 Memorial Hospital. His maternal nal great-grandfather is Ross H. Democratic party and to the must be made In advance with Mrs. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Begg Sr. of Manchester. His paternal Crisp Carrots vS" Two members of the organization, at its meeting Maureen Satti, 517 Alewife Parkway, Frank Fink of East Glastonbury. His great-grandmother is Mrs. Ellen Auxiliary to Manchester Thursday at the Clam Box. in New London. Itv I iliU'd Prese International Morco Photo paternal grandparents are Mr. and Barracks, World War I Wethersfield. PHILADELPHIA, July 26 - Brig. Kiernan of Manchester. Gen. John Sullivan asked Congress to Veterans, were named to The engagement of Miss Nancy M. WAIDBAUM'S H.r. STriE ORII accept his resignation because Gen. state posts at the recent Maillet to Richard L. Florek, both of Manchester Food M art Open Sunday 9 a.m. To 4 p.m Horatio Gates had been appointed Herald yesterdays annual convention of the [ Collegt notat ^ Manchester, has been announced by over him as head of the Northern Connecticut Department of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edmund J. F O R M U L A 7 3 $ Army at Ticonderoga. A committee U.S.D.A. CHOICE - FIRST CUT World War I Veterans in Maillet of 44 Colonial Rd. 25 years ago H A M W ITH New Haven. headed by Thomas Jefferson Martha E. Vennart of 49 Harlan St. Mr. Florek is the son of Mr. and Crowds gather at Depot Square to 20 years ago • U.S.D.A. CHOICE ISOLATED PROTEIN 1.99 University in Northfield, Vt. He was accepted the resignation but Sullivan Mrs. Mary McCarthy, a has been named to the dean's list for also promoted to the rank of major in withdrew it and went to New York to Mrs. Leslie W. Florek of 117 Oak St. see Gen. Douglas MacArthur as he Mayor Francis J. Mahoney takes past department president, The bride-elect was graduated the spring semester at Norwalk Com­ the Corps of Cadets at the university. report to Gen. Washington. passes through Manchester on his an unexpected dip in the new 8W,500 s h u c k S l i A K l was named chief of staff munity College in Norwalk. She Is a from East Catholic High School in special train. Waddell pool at dedication ROAST BEEF W l. *2.09 and Mrs. Florence Streeter freshman in the nursing program. 1976. Building inspector’s office issues ceremonies while General Manager was named historian. She is the daughter of Mrs. John Linda Russell, daughter of Mr. and C o r r e c t i o n Her fiance was graduated from permits to Green Manor Estates, Robert Weiss stands by prepared in CHEDDAR CHEESEihVef l.*1.B9 Awards of merit were Nielson. Manchester High School in 1972. He Inc., to erect 10 ranch-type dwellings his old-fashioned Floradora swim­ SHOULDER SLiCINO Mrs. Robert Russell of Manchester Debra Ann Furphy of Manchester presented to Mrs. is employed by Manchester Packing on Constance and Elizabeth Drs. suit. PROVOLONE CHEESE^* * McCarthy for her outstan­ has been elected president of Atkin­ and James G. Pizzonia II of Meriden 1.79 Russell C. Barbero, son of Mr. and son Hall on the William Woods will be married Sept. 24,1977 and not Co. Recreation Director John Hedlund Federal officials deny funds to in­ ding achievements for Mrs. Alfred A. Barbero of Bolton was The couple is planning an Oct. 9 reports that atte^ance last week at itiate “Project Outdoors” regional veterans hospitals. Mrs. College Campus for the 1976-77 school this September as stated in their • 1 . ® ? LOX SALE 5E isiASKAN ” l*CI d'^ L^. *1.69 named to the dean's list at Norwich year. engagement notice. wedding at St. Bridget Church in Globe Hollow and Salter’s swimming natural science education center at Elizabeth Jesanis received Manchester. pools was 6,391, and that the Lutz Museum’s Oak Grove nature an award for being the best U.I.D.A. CHOICE -SEMI lO N ELESS BEEFBOLOGNA *1.09 playground attendance was 7,184. preserve. WEAVER-OVINROAST publicity chairman. Chuck Steak CALl'oEMUl - 89' Other members of L Beef Patties ■ E IT TURKEY BREAST M E A T Shinns mark anniversary U.S.O.A. CHOICE 69' Manchester Barracks and PRIMO • HOT OR SWEET Auxiliary attending the P r o l a m i n e Top Chuck Steak 99' GENOA SALAMI CAEAHOO LI. •1.19 ■I ******~**~***------m—Onii OTptiiH — ——------i a.««« plan ^I.O.A, CHOICE - lOHELESS FARM FRESH Italian Sausage convention were Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Bryon ty, Iowa. Both Mr. and TAKE WEIGHT OFF CHICKEN LBOS P E . R I . HOT OR SWEET Mrs. Robert Doggart, Mrs. Shinn of Ormond Beach, Mrs. Shinn were bom in WITHOUT STARVATION DIETS Chuck Steak ‘iTo". ^* *1.29 MORTA DELLA CARANDO LR. •1.59 Sausage Patties « *1.49 Adelaide Pickett and Mrs. Fla., formerly of Bolton, Iowa and are graduates of Olscovar ProIvniM, tlw Tlmi Capsule Dial IM.O.A. CHOICE- SEMI lOHELESS 1 C PlanI Start losing weight the vary lirst JIMMY DEAN . FRESH Ethel B. Swanson. observed their 50th wed­ the University of Iowa. Chuck Roast 89' ______CREAli/l CHEESE s c a l I? o n " 99' ding anniversary at a fami­ week, keep losing till you've reduced 10. They lived in Bolton for 20,30 pounds-whatever your body no^s U.S.D.A. CHOICE Pork Sausage Roll triple highlighted a five-run entered for piping for the job. SAVE 80< Friends may call at the funeral Rd. to Preston Dr. and on S. sacrifice fly. Lee Stanton slugged his first home sixth inning as Minnesota, which Mrs. Franklin A. Howe The apparent low bidder is college composes, the Yankees home Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Adams St. between ’Thompson It’s just like old times at the run since last Sept. 4 with the bases pulled off a triple play, won its fifth BOLTON —The funeral for Mrs. Atlantic Pipe Corp. of Plain- PAMPERS have added a touch of nostalgia p.m. Rd. and Center St. stadium, the “House that Ruth loaded and two outs in the 11th inning straight games in the opener. With Priscilla Coogan Howe, 51, of 105 ville which entered a bid of to the world of professional ’The area has had severe Built” and Mayor John Lindsay to power California over the slum­ runners on first and second, catcher Cider Mill Rd., who died Friday night 237,644.45. <<1 flooding problems, according sports. renovated. And after a road show ping Rangers. It was new manager Glenn Borgmann caught a short pop­ at Hartford Hospital in Hartford, is Maurice A. Pass, director OVERNIGHT Making only slight modifications to to Town Engineer Walter J. <2 that in the past 12 years saw the AL' Norm Sherry’s third win in as many up — intended as a sacrifice bunt-in Tuesday at 11 a.m. at the Flynn of general services for the Senkow. * the script that brought the club 14 flag make such stopovers as in games. front of home plate, fired to Funeral Home, Mystic. Burial will Charles H. Carson DISPOSABLE DIAPERS 79 American League pennants in the 16 Minnesota, Baltimore, Oakland and be in Elm Grove Cemetery, Mystic. Charles Henry Carson, 26, of Tigers 9-5, Indians 1-4: shortstop Luis Gomez, who stepped LIM IT 2 years between 1949 and 1964, the on second for the second out and then Friends may call at the funeral Boulder, Colo., formerly of 73 Benton Yankees are back in front, leading Pedro Garcia, John Wockenfuss home tonight from 7 to 9. St. died Sunday night as a result of in- Bill aids coast states and Aurelio Rodriguez each droved tagged the oncoming runner to com­ the second-place Baltimore Orioles plete the triple play. The family suggests that those juries suffered Sunday in an by 14(A-games. In two runs to give Detroit a lopsided wishing to do so may make memorial automobile accident near Boulder. opening-game victory over In the nightcap, pinch-hitter New York beat the Boston Red Sox Lamar Johnson’s three-run homer in gifts to the Hockanum School in East He Is the son of Mrs. Joanne Carson hit by energy pro jeets Sunday, 6-5, to sweep a three-game Cleveland. In the second game, Hartford, where Mrs. Howe was a of Manchester and the late Charles FOODLAND HDMOGENIZED SAVE 50< Mickey Stanley singled home two the seventh led Chicago over the WASHINGTON (UPI) - series from the defending American teacher. Carson. and grants over eight years to runs in a three-run third inning and Twins to salvage a split of their President Ford today signed a League champions. And they used The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 help planning, programs and PASTURIZED VITAMIN **D’' Pedro Garcia tripled home a pair of doubleheader. 21.6 billion bill, which sets up that patented Yankee power in the Main St., Manchester, is in charge of Main St., is in charge of construction related to a system of “energy impact” late Innings to do it. local arrangements. arrangements whoch are incomplete. • offshore energy activities. G A LLO N aid to help coastal states cope For example, if a coastal Chris (ihambliss slammed a two out, three-run homer In the ninth In­ John Demko with the changes accom­ city’s school population were MILK CARTON Hockey sale hits snag SM panying speed-up oii and gas increased because of workers ning to lift New York to Its come- John Demko, 78, of 49 Otis St. died development offshore. who moved there due to inten­ from-behind victory. (UPI Photo) Saturday at home. He was the hus­ William J. Comerford Ford signed the Coastal sified oii drilling in offshore LIM IT 1 Pinch-hitter Elrod Hendricks led Boston, the Yankees are dedicated to CLEVELAND (UPI) - The consummated. band of Mrs. Mary Kupsky Demko. ANDOVER — William J. Comer- Zone Management waters, the city could get a off the inning with a single and went returning the flag to the "Big impending sale of the World “I expect a settlement with Jay Mike Shine of V.S.A, leaps for joy Mr. Demko was bom Dec. 7,1897, to third on Mickey River’s double off ford, 84, of Clark Hill Rd., East amendments into law at a loan or grant to build a new Apple.” And after an absence of 12 Hockey Association Cleveland witin 10 days,” Putnam said. “We’ve Placed second to teammate Edwin Moses (right) in hurdles in Austria-Hungary and lived in Hampton, died Saturday in ceremony in the East Garden school. the rightfleld wall. Tom Murphy years, winning the pennant will no had a number of problems with Manchester most of his life. Middlesex Memorial Hospital, and said the “very excellent The law breaks down into retired the next two batters before longer be routine but an event that all Crusaders to Atlanta Cleveland lawyers. I can’t be He was a retired loom fixer at Middletown, after a long illness. He legislation ... wiii provide the three main sections: 2800 SAVE 68< Tom House relieved. Chambliss hit New York will be able to celebrate. businessman Bill Putnam for specific.” Cheney Bros, where he worked for was the father of Assistant Fire basis for long-term planning million for an “energy impact House’s first pitch for his 12th For the Red Sox, now 18 games out $1.4 million has hit a few snags But Moore’s lawyer, Bjng Zellmer, about 50 years. CHARMIN Chief Joseph T. Comerford of An­ by coastal states” to balance fund,” 2400 million for Outer homer. of first, it’s back home to Boston and there’s a possibility the was specific. He was a charter member of the dover, and Mrs. Charles Currier of interests concerning energy Continental Shelf formula The win was New York’s 17th in 24 tonight to face Geveland. Luis Tiant He, Putnam, had two different Phils going strong Zipser Club and a member of the Zion BATHROOM games in the month of July. club may be sold to other in­ Vernon. and the environment. grants and 2464 million for 10-8 goes for Boston against Stan terests in Ottawa, Canada, or lawyers,” Zellmer said, adding he Lutheran Church for more than 60 Mr. Comerford was a former He said it showed the often related planning and Chambliss came out of the dugout Thomas 2-1. expects the deal between Moore and years. St. Paul, Minn. employe of the New York-New conflicting needs for energy research. TISSUE five minutes after the game en d ^ to In other games, Oakland drubbed Putnam to be settled, possibly NEW YORK (UPI) - The in 7 1-3 innings and A1 Hrabosky Other survivors are a daughter, Haven Railroad and the East Hamp­ and environmental protection The impact money includes < acknowledge the enormous ovation Kansas City, 9-2, Milwaukee beat ’Tuesday. Philadelphia Phillies have finished a combined six-hitter for the Mrs. Arthur (Elaine) Warrington of 4 PACK 49 from the crowd of 49,723 fans. ton Post Office. “can indeed be reconciled.” loan, grants and bond Baltimore, ^1, California downed “I wouldn’t say the deal is falling '"The second one wanted to change Cardinals, who scored two unearned Manchester; a sister, Mrs. Jacob “It was a very dramatic home run reached a point where they Other survivors are another son, In a statement. Ford said guarantees to provide the WHITE OR ASST. LIM IT 2 Texas, 7-3, in 11 innings, Detroit apart,” Putnam said Sunday. “There the whole setup.” probably could win the runs in the seventh inning with the Suchansky of Florida, and four two sisters and five grandchildren. "this legislation fills a public facilities needed to because It was in front of all those swept a pair from Cleveland, 9-1 and are normal business problems.” Weeks ago the WHA announced the help of two errors by second grandchildren. The funeral is Wednesday at 9 a.m. critical need in the develop­ meet energy activities people,” Chambliss said. ‘I wasn’t 5-4, and Minnesota split two with The Crusaders recently were Crusaders had been sold to Putnam. National League’s Eastern baseman Manny ’Trillo. ’The victory The funeral is Tuesday at 11 a.m. from the Coughllng Funeral Home, ment of our domestic energy offshore. tiying to hit it out. A hit at that point Chicago, winning the opener, 13-8, renamed the Florida Breakers, ac­ Now, however, Putnam reportedly Division title if they all went squared McGlothen’s record at 9-9 at the Zion Lutheran Church. Burial 491 High St., Middletown, with a resources and the improved ties the score.” and dropping the nightcap, 7-4. cording to Putnam, who said he’s has not fulfilleid his agreement and fishing and let their Reading, while Rich Reuschel lost his eighth will be in East Cemetery. Mass at 10 at St. Patrick’s Church, SAVE *1,2 0 Red Sox manager Don Zimmer keeping his options open to purchase management of the nation’s A’s 9, Royals 2; the club may be head^ elsewhere. Pa., club play out the season game against nine wins. Friends may call at the Holmes East Hampton. valuable coastal zones.” said he brought in House because he a WHA team and plans to have a club Fire calls Phil Garner’s two-run homer League officials were not available for them. Funeral Home, 400 Main St., today Friends may call at the funeral He said the measure had TROPICANA FROZEN wanted Chambliss to face a left­ play in Hollywood, Fla. capped a seven-run first inning as to explain why Putnam has been The Phillies increased their lead to from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. There will home Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 been carefully tailored to en­ hander. "I’m going to have a hockey team Oakland routed Kansas City behind allowed to sell several Crusaders’ 13 games Sunday by scoring six runs be a prayer service tonight at 8 at the p.m. sure federal assistance is "I told House to pitch Chambliss as In Florida this fall with orange and players to other WHA teams if he funeral home. Manchester the combined eight-hit pitching of in the eighth inning to snap a 7-7 tie The family suggests that those limited to situations where ORANGE tough as he possibly could,” Zimmer turquoise blue colors,” added Put­ hasn’t completed purchase of the Saturday, 4:07 p.m. Mike Norris and Glenn Abbott. The for a 13-7 victory over the Pittsburgh The family suggests that those wishing to do so may make memorial aid is needed and only for said. nam, who said he’s “talked about the team. —Rescue call at 47 Alexander victory was the A’s second in their Pirates, and Ron Reed, rapidly wishing to do so may make memorial gifts to the Middlesex Unit, specific projects directly But House fed Chambliss a high, in­ possibility of the San Diego franchise The WHA already has relinquished St. (Town) important three-game series against becoming the “Allie Reynolds of the gifts to the Zion Lutheran Church American Cancer Society, Meriden related to increased coastal Saturday, 9:23 p.m. JUICE '(£■ side fastball of which the Yankee moving to Florida” if the deal with its territorial rights to Cleveland. Building Fund. , the Royals and moved them to within 1970’s,” finished up for his eighth vic­ Rd., Meddletown, Conn. energy activity. —Rescue call (or traffic slugger said: "I got all of it.” Crusaders’ owner Jay Moore isn’t LIM IT 3 eight games of the AL West leaders. tory against three losses. The bill provides for loans fatality at on Birch Mt. Rd. “When you throw that kind of pitch (Town) to a hitter like Chambliss, you Mike Schmidt, who drove in four Brewers 3, Orioles 11 runs in the game, singled home the Sunday, 3:01 p.m. -Rescue deserve to lose,” Zimmer said. Southpaw Bill Travers burled a call for auto accident on 1-88 'The Red Sox looked In good shape tie-breaking run and Ollie Brown three-hitter to complete a four-game Standings Astros 1, Giants 0 He lives for vindication near E xit 94. (Eighth earlier in the game, building up a 5-0 followed with a grand slam homer District) FROM OUR DELI DEPT. SAVE *2.17 sweep of Baltimore. Travers, 12-7, for the Phillies, who feasted on the Greg Gross’ sacrifice fly with one By JOY STERLING Today, 7:40 a.m. —Gasoline Pirates’ crumbling relief corps. out in the 10th inning scored Wilbur people Invariably compliment him, “COOKED IN STORE” REHOBOTH, Mass. (UPI) - Rab­ said. “I could not stand the in­ washdown after traffic acci­ American League National League Schmidt’s 26th homer of the season Howard with the only run of the and a rosy complexion that would be equity.” His words ran softly dent at Tam and Timrod Rds. and Garry Maddox’ three RBI game as the Astros beat the Giants. bi Baruch Korff lives - .though not any woman’s envy. (Town) FRESHLY SLICED CHOICE T O East quietly — for vindication. together and in his Polish im­ C 4 East enabled the Phillies to build an early Bo McLaughlin, called up from “I am a small town rabbi who is Today, 10:44 a.m. -F ire in W Pet. GB His loyalty to Richard M. Nixon migrant’s accent sounded something Legion splits W L Pet. GB lead but the Pirates tied the score at Memphis last week, allowed six hits New York 60 .645 not limited in his vision or electrical transformer at ROAST 9 1 7 9 Philadelphia 64 29 .688 and public relations know no bounds. like the burbling of water over Baltimore 46 .489 7-7 in the top of the eighth with the to win his first major league game. aspirations.” Korff said. “I wanted a Carter St. and Camp Meeting Pittsburgh 52 43 .547 13 Two years after Nixon’s resignation stones. It makes him sometimes very Rd. (Town) Cleveland .489 help of a two-run single by Dave Ed Halicki, now 9-13, was the loser. pulpit where I could be a part and ■ lb. New York 50 48 .510 16 in disgrace, Korff is still runiling off hard to follow. South Windsor Detroit .484 Parker. parcel of each human constellation in weekend games St. Louis 42 52 .447 22 Expos 2, Mels 1 press releases and making speeches BEEF Boston .452 The Reds defeated the Atlanta the congregation. “I came to Nixon when he could do Saturday, 5:23 p.m. —Car LIMIT 1 lb. Chicago -39 56 for the former President’s cause. Milwaukee .411 25>;4 Braves, 7-6, the Dodgers shaded the Andre Thornton singled with the “Good presidents make bad saints. nothing for me. There’s no gimmick. fire at Ellington and Buckland .451 Montreal “I have an ego which is as big as an Rds. 30 59 .337 31V4 San Diego Padres, 1-0, the St. Louis' bases filled in the last of the ninth in­ And good saints make bad All I recieved was threats on my life, Winning one and losing one Rockville tied it in the top of the West elephant — which also describes my Tolland County Pet. GB Cardinals nipped the Chicago Cubs, 4- ning to drive in the winning run for presidents,” Korff said, looking a substantial loss of my income, loss last weekend was the sixth. W L Pet. GB politics,” said Korff. He loves to play 1 Kansas City .611 3, the Houston Astros topped the San the Expos, who dealt Jerry Koosman pleased by his bit of doggerel. of many friertds.” Manchester American Legion Ballard, Livingston and Varca Cincinnati 61 36 .629 with power and he hasn’t done a bad Saturday, 8:59 p.m. Oakland .526 ■Francisco Giants, 1-0, and the Mon­ his seventh defeat against It Interviewed at his rural four acre FROM OUR MEAT DEPT. SAVE ‘2.00 baseball team. ’The Post 102 each had two hits in the win over Los Angeles 54 43 .557 7 job of it. —Rescue call for auto acci­ Texas .489 treal Expos downed the New York triumphs. Tim Foil homered and Dan farm a dozen miles from Providence, Rockville. Houston 50 50 .500 12Mi Korff said he hopes he will be He has not raised money and spent dent and Daly Rd. and Rt. 31, LEAN TENDER on 2 lbs. entry topped Zone Eight foe Minnesota .484 Mets, 2-1, in other NL games. Carrithers pitched a seven-hitter for he raised a finger to the skies at Salem picked up an unearned run in San Diego 48 50 .490 1315 credited with bringing out the whole it lavishly. Korff draws a legitimate, South Coventry. Rockville, 4-3, Saturday at Chicago .458 Reds 7, Braves 6 the Expos. every mention of God. The gesture the first and six unearned tallies in Atlanta 44 53 .454 17 'picture about Nixon. He established small pension from the Yeshiva Sunday, 8:38 p.m. -False California .424 George Foster tied the score with clashes with the Richard Nixon tie report of brush fire on Allen Eagle Field before being up­ the third to ice things away In the . San Francisco 42 57 .424 20 the National Citizens’ Committee for Torath Emeth Synagogue in Taunton, CURE Stiiiday's Resullg his 20th homer and Johnny Bench clip he wears even on an open necked Dr., Vernon. ended in an exhibition tilt by exhibition tilt. Pete Kiro, a youngster .Siiiiiluy'g Keaults Fairness to the Presidency in 1973. Mass., and the chaplaincy of two $129 Detroit 9, Cleveland 1 scored the winning run on a short fly, Sports slate shirt. Sunday, 9:09 p.m. —Rescue Salem, Mass., by an 11-0 count. out of St. James, and Ken Brasa Philadelphia 13, Pittsburgh 7 After Nixon’s resignation he founded Massachusetts state institutions. He Detroit 5, Cleveland 4 which Willie Montanez caught in “I don’t want people to think I have call to Jurovaty Rd., Andover, hurled for Manchester. Both will be Montreal 2, New York 1 the President Nixon Justice Fund to said he has dug into 40 years of Manchester, 9-9 In the zone and 10- New York 6, Boston 5 short right field to give the Reds dispatched him to oblivion,” said for gas balloon crashed into STEAKS R lb. on the East Catholic High squad next St. Louis 4, Chicago 3 pay the former President’s legal saving to keep afloat. tree. 19 in all contests, is at East Granby Milwaukee 3, Baltimore 1 their victory at Atlanta after Jim Korff, laughing like he was watching year—Brasa will be a sophomore and “Houston 1, San Francisco 0. MONDAY expenses. He went on that rescue Korff’s wife, Rebecca, is so Today, 1:53 a.m. -Rescue tonight at 6 in a zone tilt at East Minnesota 13, Chicago 8 Wynn’s seventh-inning homer gave a Charlie Chaplin movie. Kiro a freshman. Los Angeles 1, San Diego 0 Legion at East Granby mission thinking the winds will turn austere she is almost biblical. At 38, call to Stony Rd., Bolton. Granby High. Chicago 7, Minnesota 4 the Braves a 6-5 lead. Gary Nolan Korff doesn’t look like a rabbi. He Ray Gliha and Livingston had the Cincinnati 7, Atlanta 6 TUESDAY and Nixon will be vindicated. wearing bleeding madras bermuda Today, 10:02 a.m. —Rescue John Varca gained the win over California 7, Texas 3 won his 100th major league game has an anglican face. But he sounds only hits for Manchester against 'I'oiliiy'H PrultuMe Pitrliers MCC vs. Moriarly's, 6 „Everyday you learn from reading shorts and a work shirt, she is per- call to Watrous Rd., Bolton. Rockville going 6 l/31nnlngs before Oakland 9, Kansas City 2 with the relief help of Rawley like a rabhi. giving way to Bruce Ballard who Salem with Gliha gunning a runner Montreal (Stanhouse 6-4 and Dun­ —Moriarty Field the papers that Nixon had no more slstanly pleasant about their tight out at home, the second game in a 'I'oduy’H l‘rulml>le Pitrliers Eastwick who pitched the last two in­ vices, no more virtues than his “I only want to serve,” he said, finances. She said she would like to In Memorlam fann^ the last two batters to gain ning 0-4) at Chicago (Renko 3-5 and nings. WEDNESDAY ‘"There’s no angle. Why does there In loving memory of my huiband. row hfe’s done this. Cleveland (Thomas 2-1) at Boston predecessors or successor,” said travel but that they can’t afford it. ^nj^Snover, who paued away July THE ABOVE SPECIALS GOOD ALL WEEK MON.-SAT., the save. Varca drove in the winning Stone 2-2), 2 Dodgers 1, Padres 0 I, e g i o n vs. South always have to be an angle?” (Tiant 10-8), N , Korff. By contrast, Korff sweeps the run In the home sixth frame with a Los Angeles (Sutton 10-8) at Atlan­ Bill Russell singled, stole second Windsor, 6 —Eagle Field He makes defending Nixon sound JULY 26 thru JULY 31, GOOD ONLY WITH A $5 New York (Ellis 11-4) at Baltimore ta (Morton 1-7) “A lot of my friends who left me country on speech making tours. He You have left me with beautiful line shot off the leg of Rockville (Grimsley 2-4), N and scored;the game’s only run on THURSDAY like a homely virtue, A rabbi memory PURCHASE IN THE STORE - NOT INCLUDING ANY OF Bonds out New York (Matlack 10-4) at when I first started defending the carries Brooks Brothers’ shirts in And aorrow too great to be told, losing hurler Kevin Shorey to plate Detroit (MacCormack 0-5) at Lee Lacy’s double in the seventh in­ MCC vs. East H art­ traditionally takes on everybody’s But to me who have loved and loet you. Ballard. ANAHEIM (UPI) - Angels’ I’hiladelphia (Christenson 8-5), N President are now seeing that'. ’They beautiful Louis Vuitron luggage that Your memory will never grow olo. THESE SPECIAL ITEMS OR BEER & CIGARETTES. Milwaukee (Colborn 6-11), N ning giving Doug Rau his fourth ford, 6 —Moriarty Field troubles, he said. ,,I rather think it is San Francisco (Montefusco 9-8) at are coming back.” has the luxurious leathery smell of Every day bring! tweet rnemorlea. Rockville jumped ahead in the top slugger Bobby Bonds, who injured ’Texas (Blyleven6-12) at Minnesota straight win. It also was Rau's 10th Moriarty's vs. Vernon, in keeping with my faith to defend Every memory oiingi a tear. of the third but Manchester knotted it Cincinnati (Norman 8-2), N The 64-year-old Korff stands newness. His wife stays home to iron Deep within my heart I cherish his right hand a week before the (Goltz 8-8), N victory against six losses while Dave 6 —Henry Park Nixon.’'’ Thoughts of the one I love so dear. in the home half. The locals went Pittsburgh (Reuss 10-5) at St. straight and walks spryly. He has a the shirts and care for their 9-year- NO COUPONS NECESSARY! season started, will undergo surgery Kansas City (Fitzmorris 11-6)\ at Freisleben suffered his sixth straight Legion at l(nionvllle “I could relate to Nixon because of ahead In the fourth as Ballard to repair the hand Aug. 15 and will be Louis (Denny 5-4), N thick head of white hair, on which old daughter, Zamira, a cat and a Sadly m illed ,' California (Ryan 7-12), N defeat. FRIDAY the oppression I felt in the war,” he gerbil. wile. Gertrude Snover tripled, Frank Livingston singled and lost to the club for the remainder of San Diego (Spillner 2-9) at Houston Cards 4, Cubs 3 Chicago (Johnson 9-8) at Oakland (Dierker 9-9), N Legion at Ellington, 6 Brad Ingraham singled for two runs. the season, the outfielder said. (Mitchell 6-5). N Lynn McGIothen allowed four hits PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVEhllNG HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., July 26. 1976

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., July 26, 1976- PAGE THIRTF.fn Pate proves no fluke, Kelly wants re-vote; wnwnitr takes self from race Manchester Police Two East Hartford men were conduct, in connection with the arrested on marijuana charges after cops Canadian Open Connecticut National Committee Eugene Paganetti, also from the reported theft of a TV antenna from a high-speed chase in a Manchester member Peter G. Kelly wrote to the 3rd District, voted for Kelly and for a a neighbor's home. Court date is Aug. WINDSOR (UPI) - Just professional golf’s budding capture the $40,000 first the first tour rookie since residential area Saturday night, Democratic State Central Com­ voice vote. He voiced his support for police reported. when it looked like Jerry superstar. prize in the Canadian Open Nicklaus, in 1962, to win mittee Sunday and said he feels the • Rita N. McCann, 52, of 52 Pearl Kelly’s suggestion to re-vote. Marc Dussault, 23, of 66 Westerly Pate’s win in the U.S. Open On Sunday, Pate became by (our shots over Jack the U.S. Open. committee’s vote on state chairman St., charged Sunday morning with “It’s silly to leave any cloud over Ter., and Anthony J. DeDominicIs, was a fluke, the 22-year-old the golfing champion of Nicklaus. In his next three starts, last Monday was illegal. breach of peace after an alleged this. It’s an academic move to re­ 20, of 14 Magnolia Dr., were charged rookie put it all together North America when he For Nicklaus, who shot a however, the Pensacola, Kelly, however, is not rekindling a domestic disturbance. Court date is vote, but I don’t think there’s any with illegal possession of a controlled again and reconfirmed shot a final round, course- closing-round 65 that put Fla., native was unable to dying fire. He also ^ id if another Aug. 9. choice in the matter but to re-vote,” substance. DeDominicIs was also predictions that he's record, seven-under-par 63 him at nine-under 271, it display the consistency of a vote on the chairmanship is taken, he Paganetti said. charged with reckless driving and to finish at 13-under 267 and marked the fourth time he true champion by failing to will withdraw and request that Two 15-year-old boys were taken He said a secret ballot last Monday failure to obey a policeman’s.signal. had finished second in the make the cuts at the William O’Neill, whb won last Mon­ into custody by police Sunday night "really wasn’t necessary. I’m sure Police on routine patrol noticed a only major national that Western and British Opens day’s election, be voted in again, this after they were seen on the roof of a Berning sees way 'O’Neill would hqve won it either car parked on the side of Debbie Dr. has elud^ him. and the Westchester time by acclamation. way.” Manchester Shopping Parkade store, at about 7:45 p.m., and as the cruiser Shortly after earning his Classic. “I’m not surprised by Kelly’s Audrey Waslk, 4th District police said. PGA player’s card last I But that consistency approached the car started and sped Police said the youths were in winning title statem ent,” Mrs. Mary LeDuc, member of the State Central Com­ away. fall, Pate gave a creditable returned this past weekend entering , an air conditioning vent HARRISBURG, Pa. member of the State Central Com­ mittee, supported a secret ballot. “The 12th hole was the showing of himself, as Pate shot successive Police pursued the car at speeds up when they were observed by police at (UPI) -r Susie Maxwell mittee from the 3rd District, said. “I’m not generally in favor of one that motivated me,” finishing fourth in the rounds of 69-67-68 prior to to 70 miles an hour in the Ralph Rd. about 9:30 p.m. The boys were Berning said her new con­ "This is what Kelly wants now—full secret ballots,” she said. But, she said. "I punched four- Memorial Tournament in the 63 Sunday in which he and Redwood Rd. area, police said. released to their parents. tact lenses played a big support of Bill O’Neill.” because of rumors of pressure on iron out of the rough and Dublin, Ohio at the end of played as if he owned the During the chase, which lasted about role in her winning the $50,- Kelly’s letter to the committee committee members, she said, “A ran down about a 12-footer May, and third the par-70, 6,696-yard Essex 10 minutes, police said a large object Thefts reported to police over the 000 Ladies Keystone Open for the bird,” she said. culminates a week of debate over the secret ballot would allow people to was thrown from the car. following week at the Golf Club course here. legality of the vote for the chair­ weekend included the loss of a lawn golf tournament she swept In putting rounds of 72- vote without the existence of any un­ A Ralph Rd. resident found a Philadelphia Classic. The $40,000 first prize manship post. fair pressure.” ornament from a Kennedy Rd. ad­ Sunday by firing a final 71-72 — her three best of Two weeks later, at the pushed Pate’s PGA ear­ marijuana smoking pipe and turned dress. The ornament, a black metal round of even-par 72. The vote for chairman last Monday Mrs. Wasik, who voted for O’Neill, the year— she three-putted Atlanta Athletic Club, nings this year to $128,482, it over to police. Police also found a sculpture of a spider, was valued at Berning, of Crystal Bay, was taken by secret ballot instead of said she felt no such pressures from only one green and didn’t Pate fulfilled the promise the most ever won by a plastic bag containing suspected about $100. Nev., who was fitted with voice vote. Maura McKenna, an either side. have a double bogie for the those two tournaments in­ tour rookie. Lanny marijuana which had apparently Police investigated a series of van­ new contact lenses late tournament. assistant to national committee Fourth District committee been discarded during the chase. dicated and shocked the Wadkins set the previous Secretary Dorothy V. Bush, ruled member John. Sullivan, who backed dalism reports Saturday in the 2 Saturday, birdied the final golfing world by becoming mark of $11,616 in 1972. Court date is Aug. 9. Kennedy Rd. area. A total of five green for the third straight Wednesday that the vote was illegal O’Neill, supported a secret ballot. because State Central Committee cases were reported, with four of day to post a 54-hole total He felt a secret vote would allow Other arrests made or summonses votes fall under the rules of the some committee members who were them involving damage to UPI Photo of one-under-par 215, three issued by Manchester Police in­ automobile radio antennas. strokes better than Pat Softball national committee, which prohibit friendly with both Kelly and O’Neill cluded : secret ballots. to cast their ballot without worrying A total of six bicycle thefts were New Canadian champ Jerry Pate addresses crowd Bradley and Sazndra • Edward W. Lamonde, 30, of En­ reported over the weekend, most of Haynie, who tied for se­ TONIGHT’S GAMES margins. Barry’s Package This ruling, however, was reversed about hurting someone’s feelings. Wife Soozie lovingly caresses trophy he won relieve. Ginny Peterson field, charged Saturday afternoon them in residential areas, ’hie bikes cond. Viltner’s vs. Wilson, was whitewashed, 7-0, and on Thursday. Miss McKenna said He also said there was pressure gained the mound win in with speeding and failure to obey a ranged in value from $30 to $150.' “The new contact lenses 6:15 —Fitzgerald 1975 R egional cham p that the State Central Committee placed on committee m em ^rs and the second tilt despite red light on E. Middle-Tpke. Court Breaks were reported at a 6 made a tremendous Bogner’s vs. Fogarty’s, may decide how the vote is to be mentioned a phone call he had Socialites were bested by a being wild early but came date is Aug. 17. Kennedy Rd. home and a Durkin St. difference,” said Berning, 7:30 —Fitzgerald 15-1 margin. back in the finale with a taken. A secret ballot was at last received from Gov. Ella Grasso’s • Midge Jurewicz, 36, of 42 Lewis Trudon vs. APrinting, Monday’s meeting by the State Cen­ husband, Tom, asking him to vote for home, but in each case nothing was who has had a vision Jean McAdam and Bar­ three-hitter which was St., charged Saturday afternoon with stolen, police said. 19th hole problem for some time. 8:45 —Fitzgerald bara Startup each won two ably supported by 10 runs tral Committee. Generally, it was Kelly. Mrs. Grasso was a backer of < third-degree larceny and disorderly “They gave me good depth SBM vs. CBT Blue, games with Fran felt a voice vote was backed by Kelly Kelly for the chairmanship post. in the first two innings. As Manchester Community College President Ronald H. perception and everything 6:15 —Robertson Vandermeer, Barbara Jean Halloran and Judy supporters and a secret ballot was Sullivan was not a supporter of Ellington Ridge 32- 4-28, Ray Dotchin 31-3- 80, Bernard Banavige 81; mienke 78-9-69, Ed Wilkos Vito’s vs. Chorches, favored by O’Neill supporters. Kelly’s suggestion that a re-vote be Denison looks on, Norman E. Vittner of Vittner’s Garden 28, Bill Moran 31-3-28; was much clearer.” Malcolm, Carey Snder and Lauder each had a pair of MEMBER-GIIEST- Net —Bert Carlson 79-10- 77-7-70; B —Gross —Bundi After losing two shots to 7:30 —Robertson Cindi Birdsey leading the safeties and two runs Mrs. LeDuc, who backed Kelly, taken. Center hammers home the last nail in the memorial plaque that Flight A -1. Fred Class B —Pete Teets 32-6- 69. Vic Daley 82-12-70, Bill Tarca 80; Net —Bob par with a 38 on the front Moriarty’s vs. Cus’s, hitting attack. Birdsey batted in in the cham­ also voted for a voice vote on the ”I think he’s groping at straws. We identifies the Bicentennial tree that was donated recently to the Study indicates infants Meurant-Fred Kask; 26, Nieul Fay 32-5-27, Bill Sullivan 83-13-70; Class C Genovesi 80, Rich Archam- nine, Berning birdied the 8:45 —Robertson clubbed a 230-foot homer at pionship tilt. Formal’s issue. "If people couldn’t stand up should lay the vote to rest. The college by his firm on behalf of the New England Nurserymen’s Flight B —1. Brian Smith- Skinner 33-^27, Bernard —Gross—Walt Kukisis 84; bault 81-12-69, Dick Hassett 12th and 18th holes for a 2- Gunver vs. Norton, the site of all tilts, Falcon winds up its first year in and be counted, they shouldn’t be on national committee has ruled,” Association. react early to fathers Steve Liebman; Flight C Banavige 33-6-27, Bill Net -B ill Masi 91-27-64, 82-13-69; C -G ross -W alt 6:15 —Nebo the committee. People should know Sullivan said. Giguere 33-6-27; Class C under 35 on the closing Field in Meriden. the league with a 12-2 —Robert Robinson-A. Fred Tracy 84-17-67. Kulpa 84; Net -Vito side. Moriarly’s vs. Srruse, how we stand,’’ she said. —Bill Masi 3.5-14-21, Tony record. By DALE SINGER Jankot, 2. Tom Wolff-Matt BEST 15- Class A -A1 Agostinelli 85-19-66. Bradley, three shots off 7:30 —Nebo CCWFSL his parents than with a stranger. The Kiely ; Flight D —1. Tony Paglighi 37-12-25, Sonny Carmienke 58-9-49, Dick ST. LOUIS (UPI) - A Harvard LADIES- Middle Nine the pace at the end of 45 Belliveau vs. Jim ’s, Taking it all over the SECOND child played physical and verbal Roberto-Dave Kozlovich, Monaco 34-9-25, Bill Sander Barningham 60-8-52; Class research team has confirmed what a —Net —Elsie Crockett 46- holes, birdied the final two 6:15 —Nike weekend was the Format’s Fogarty’s took second Nurserymen give tree games with his mother and father, 2. Rick Lawrence-Jeff 33- 8-25, Todd Peck 37-12-25, B —Turk Moore 61-12-49, lot of fathers have suspected for a 16-30, Janet Shaw 43-12-31, greens for a 72 while Mott’s vs. M&M Pizza, Inn women's team winning place in the Glastonbury but with a stranger there was an Clarke; Flight E —1. Alan Fred Tracy 34-9-25; Low Dick Hassett 62-13-49, Niel long time — infants can differentiate Grace Shea 44-13-31; Gross Haynie, the first day 7:30 —Nike the Central Connecticut Slow Pitch Tournament awkwardness on both sides, with Neafach-Peter Neidlinger, gross —Bill Moran 73; 'F ay 61-10-51; Class C —Florence Barre 43. T elephone vs. to memorial program between fathers and mothers as ear- neither able to pick up the tentative Blind bogey—George Zavis leader, shot a final round of Women’s Fast Pitch Soft- last weekend. Fogarty's 2. Ja c k H u n ter-Jo h n —John Rieder 76-30-46, Vito CRIERS- Class A a 73. HNBank, 6:15 —Keeney ly as four weeks and respond to each cues offered by the other. 99, Nils Shenning 99. ball League playoff title. topped Vicent’s Sport Shop, Toner; Flight F —1. J. Agostinelli 67-19-48, Paul —Gross —Helen Mutty 86, Cougars vs. Bobcats, Sen. Aspin attacks cost A London Plane tree has been parent in a special way. The study team concluded that SWEEPS- Class A Deadlocked for fourth Formal’s defeated East lost to Reed’s, elim inate "There is further Bicentennial Lentine-F, Lentine, 2. Herb Dutelle 71-23-48; Low gross Net —Evelyn Lorentzen 87- 6:15 —Cheney Tech planted on the main capus of The study, reported by Dr. Michael although mothers may be the —Gross —Bill King 69, place were Laura Baugh Hampton, South Windsor Vicent’s, defeated Reed’s significance in the planting of this Snyder-T. Salomon; Flight —Stan Hilinski 74; Blind 22-65, Marian Zamaitis 88- Manchester Community College, W. Yogman at a meeting of pediatric primary caretakers for an infant, Serge S artori 75; Net and Debbie Austin, West and ^ u th Windsor again to and lost to Reed’s in the of repair to jet engine tree,” added Dr. Ronald H. Denison, G —1. Tony Tantillo-W. bogey -P a u l Boris 104. 22-66, Class B -N e t—Rose thanks to the generosity of Vitlner’s researchers, used second-by-second fathers play an important and —Carroll Maddox 70-5-65, Palm Beach, Fla., with ASA claim the crown. finals. president of the college. “The 50 Nordstrom, 2. D. Olender- SWEEPS- A —Gross L aPolt 90-26-64, Edna 219. Baugh posted a 75, Brown’s Tire improved Mary Gracyalny Garden Center in Manchester, memorial trees on the campus sym­ analysis of videotaped meetings supplemental role from a much Bill Moran 73-6-67; Class B Merrill Meyers, Tom WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Navy G. Bedarz; Flight H —1. —Dave Kaye 73, Stan Wadas 104-39-65; Gross Austin a 73. its record to 21,-1 with four homered and drove in six eliminating engine problems un­ bringing to 50 the number of trees bolize the 50 United States that are between five Mfealthy first-born in­ earlier age than is sometimes —Gross —Frank Lipinski Melick and Dick Marsh hit plans to spend $187.6 million to repair Ted Ranking-B. Walker, 2. Hilinski 74 ; Net -A1 Car- —Mary Gangwere 92. Judy Kimball, who was victories last weekend. runs in the opening win in covered as a result of F14 crashes that have been planted as part of the celebrating, this year, the birth of fants and their fathers, mothers and believed. best for the Oilers with F14 Tomcat jet fighter engines built strangers. Gene Dickinson-D. BEST BALL- Edna only one shot off the pace Brown’s topped North which Gail Butler hurled during the past year and a half is college’s memorial tree program. our independent nation. I’m assured, “It disputes the notion that fathers Dale Ostrout and Bob Valk by Pratt and Whitney of East Hart­ Lathrop,; Flight I —1. John Hilinski-Mary Presti-Hazel expected to run about $86 million, The donation of the tree was the too, by the choice of a tree with ‘Lon­ The babies were brought to the have to wait until a child is 2 years at the 36-hole mark, Haven twice by 8-3 and 12-6 five strong innings in best afield. ford, Conn., according to Rep. Les Cagianello-J. Hopkins, 2, Piper-O live Fagan 52, rather than the $187.6 million result of a Bicentennial tree distribu- meetings for the first time when they old to get involved, until the child is Football in '60s slipped to a final 77 to fall Aspin, D-Wis. don’ as part of its name,” he said, Reggie Mosher-R. Ruby Clough-Rory Simon- claimed by Aspin.' tion by the New England "because, of course, that is the were 10 days old and then came in talking and running around,” out of contention early. The Navy said replacement cost of Reynolds; Flight J —1. Hilda Kristof-Edna Wadas Part of the $86 million is available Nurserymen’s Association, of which twice a week for six months. Perched Yogman said. “I don’t think fathers Berning, winner of the “interim” engines in the big jet Capitol city of the country from Gene Paganetti-F. Barone, something special 60, Evelyn Lorentzen- under the existing F14 budget, the Vittner’s is a member. Each in an infant seat, the child was con­ and infants believed this anyway.” 1973 Women’s U.S. Open, fighters would cost $1.6 billion to $1.9 Which we declared ourselves to be in­ 2. Roger Geddes-T. Helen Larmett-Lois CARTER'S ANNUAL spokesman said. member of the association, which dependent 200 years ago.” fronted first by the mother, then the Yogman said researchers are CANTON, Ohio (UPI) — A crew of newcomers, who cut held a slim one-stroke edge billion, but planned repairs to im­ McDonagh; Flight K Hamilton-Nellie Johnson The Tomcat F14 is the newest has its headquarters in West Haven, father, and finally a stranger, all beginning to.find out that infants are their teeth on college football of the 1970s, was hitting starting the final round. prove the reliability of the current The memorial tree program began —Frank Kucza-Clarence 60. fighter in the Navy inventory, received one tree, fr6e of cost, that appearing from behind a curtain. much more sophisticated than extra hard, hoping to impress the coaches and possibly engines would cost only $86 million. in 1973 as part of the 10th anniversary Drum, 2. Neil Brooks-R. designed to replace the aging F4 was to be donated to a recipient of Casual viewing of the videotape anyone had thought before. make the decade hence their time of glory, but for Marie P&W and General Electric are the celebration of the college. For each Brodil; Flight L —Jerry Phantom jet as the hottest U.S. the member’s choice. Other memorial tree, the college purchases gives a distinct impression which is “Parents see infants as active par­ Lombardi, the 10 years previous were what the game is major competitors for the contract dogfighter. LaraiaR. Parrott, 2. Bicentennial trees could be ordered a brass plaque upon which it has backed by a statistical analysis of the ticipants who shape parents as much Robert Reeve-P.Larkin; all about. MODEL END to build the all-new engine. Congress The present engines for 403 F14s, sessions: infants, based on their THIS WEEK’S at reduced cost. engraved an inscription of the as parents shape infants,” Yogman Flight M —1. John "The years of the ’60s were something special,” the has authorized $15 million to fund the which cost $900 million, were planned vocalizations, facial expressions and said. “Parents know this, but our widow of former Green Bay Packers’ Coach Vince Lom­ engine-building competition. "When the Nurserymen’s Associa­ donor’s choice, attaches the plaque Chessari-S. May, 2. M. SPECIAL as "interim” power plants to avoid tion added up the number of body movements, react differently culture doesn’t generally support it.” bardi said Saturday in presenting Jim Taylor for indue-' "The Navy hopes to pull a double to abstained, wooden stand, and has Olender-T. Mason; Flight the risk of desiring both a new plane Bicentennial trees that had been with the three groups. The He cited the tradition of the Mayan tion into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. "1 think it was Keep Your Engine CLEARANCE SALE whammy on the taxpayers by the stand set in the ground in front of N —Ed Dymon-A. Fleury; Running Cooler and a new engine at the same time. given out,” said Norman E. Vittner, the tree. differences show up as early as four Indian culture, where he said the 2. R. Golats-P. Ireland. professional football at its finest hour. replacing the repaired engine with a With repairs, a spokesman said, weeks and definitely are apparent at With A “they discovered that they had dis­ Because the Bicentennial tree was mother holds a baby close to protect “They used to say there was thunder and lightning on brand new one,” Aspin said Sunday. the existing engines will be adequate eight weeks. him from the world, while the father L tributed 1,776 trees. They told me given in the name of the New Country Club the Packers. Jimmy Taylor was that thunder.” she said “I am afraid that it is a classic case through 1980 even though they do not Rodi-ACC thaty had not planned to give out that England Nurserymen’s Association, Yogman said infants frowned and takes the baby up to the mountaintop of the former Green Bay fullback. of throwing good money after bad.” allow the F14 to achieve its full cried with fathers and mothers less Janet Shaw had a hole- number, but that it was a completely its plaque bears the engraved name to show him the world is his...... c „u.e Taylor, in acceptance, said Lombardi “instilled in me lecovery The Wisconsin Democrat said he capability. in-one on the fifth hole chance occurence.” of the organization. than 25 per cent as much as they did “Our speculation is that the father using a three wood, She "jore ambition determination and discipline than any has “grave reservations” about The Navy has told Congress it with strangers. The infants smiled may fill a roje that the mother can’t was in a threesome with buying new engines for the F14. wants to buy new engines that would more with mothers than with fathers fill,” Yogman said, “and the Lucille Carvey and Lynn Another inductee, former Washington Redskins coach ALSO ONE CAN OF Aspin, a frequent Pentagon critic, be fitted into the F14 starting about The lighted aide but more with fathers than with pediatrician can help clarify the role Prior. Ray Flaherty, called for “some restrictions” on SOLDER SEAL R«(). $7.75 said the Navy already has spent' 1981. A Navy spokesman said that strangers. of each parent, to minimize the professionals playing out their options and jumping to FREE about $1 billion on the current engine BEST .MNE- Class A too engine should enable the Tomcat to Smiling wasn’t the only sign that stresses and conflicts Involved in other teams. WITH PURCHASE $050 for the F14 and "now...wants another —John Kristof 31-4-27, counter any air threat projected The fatal funnybone an infant was more comfortable with raising a child.” “We had much better relations between players and OF ROOI-ACC NOW $187.6 million to fix it.” Einar Lorentzen 32-4-28, through the 1980s. owners in my day,” said Flaherty, who also coached the A Navy spokesman said the cost of Sam Watson 33-5-28, John By DICK WEST WilksWIIKS iz-i-zH 32-4-28, Tom torn zemkP Zemke If'’.'''' and Chicago Hornets. “Today, F U Z I AUTO PARTS. INC. SAMPLE WASHINGTON (UPI) - A recurring is doubly disadvantageous. When Pet racoon very sociable SS Cm1h“ E " 130 Conlor 81., Manohottor 1 theme among political writers these jesting at a campaign rally, a news BUY days is Jimmy Carter’s sense of conference or whatever, he cannot By JAMES V. HEALION with his hind legs dangling, probably ALARM CLOCKS humor. Or lack thereof. afford to lay an egg. MIDDLETOWN (UPI) - When wondering how he ever got into the you live in the woods, the chances are bind in the first place. Soccer TIMEX WATCHES BRAND NEW Reporters who followed the Therefore, he is obliged to laugh at Democratic presidential nominee his own jokes. Which imposes great you’ll get ail kinds of house guests, He likes his privacy. He’ll turn ARTHUR DRUG 1976 VEGA along the primary campaign trail stress on his biological homeostatis. but the most amusing so far has been away at times when he’s eating. He CJSA STATION WAGON note that although he smiled a lot, he Worse yet, he is obliged to laugh at Tonto, the raccoon. He’s a fun per­ som etim es washes his food in son. drinking water before eating it. He Scoring four goals in the and Bob Campbell one each Wall squippad with 140-2 dura-built angina, 8 seldom engaged in levity. other people’s jokes. first half, Manchester’s for Manchester with the yoar angina guorantoa, auto, trana., whltowolla, ALE PRICE There seems to be a feeling that a Once word gets around that the Tonto — whoever heard of a rac­ uses his delicate fingers very nimbly. “ AA" team dumped latter assisting on Swan­ whtel trim ringa, radio, aldo mida.. Carter Cora. well developed funnybone is a candidate appreciates a good story, coon named The Lone Ranger — When a raccoon is in a stream, he Coventry, 4-2, in State son’s goal. Dave Treschuk AUTO PAINTING Prica Includea apeclal Spirit of '78 dlocount. 8t desirable attribute in presidential every voter he approaches gives him comes and goes as he pleases. He uses his fingers — as if they were Tournament play at in the nets had a superb No. 4448 candidates. But that is a subjective the old “stop me if you’ve heard this lolls in a cage with a door he can eyes — to feel the bottom for tidbits. Cougar Field to move into outing for Manchester. opinion not necessarily supported by one’’ routine. open, but prefers to sleep in a storage At the same time, ever vigilant, he the semifinals against an Next game for the evidence, The trouble is there is hardly drawer Sherlock Holmes wouldn't watches for predators. opponent to be announced. Manchester is Tuesday Actually, a good case can be made anything more impolitic than stop­ find. Tonto and I first met in early June, Raccoons are nocturnal, but Tonto 2 Blaz Stimac scored two night at 6:15 at Cougar I «. T for the premise that exercising one’s ping a voter in mid-joke. a few weeks after he was born. He goals and Randy Swanson Field against Woodstock. SAMPLE BUY risibilities is counter-productive. If spontaneous laughter is hard on has turned his body clock around for was being mauled by a big dog. Two COAST One potential hazard of hilarity the organisms, imagine what a strain social purposes and during the day young friends, Linus Baldwin and Joe TO Ortglnal Color or forced laughter must be. At the end he’ll go for a walk with anybody who Formica, rescued him. He was f 7000 Color Cholcoo. BRAND NEW was pointed up recently at an inter­ Gas Stingy COAST of a day of laughing at jokes he has wants his company. frightened to death when he was & CANADA Bakod-ofHNotbod. 1G76 national conference sponsored by a 76 tAwmiry Ono-Day Sorvtco. branch of the British Psychological already heard two or three times, the He loves ambling around the brought to our house. Mean Arlo, the CHEVELLE chickens we keep, sort of sizing them ca(. was inhospitable. Both like sar­ ;k s Society. According to press accounts, poor candidate’s organisms are a CLASSIC a psychiatrist told the gathering that biological mess. up. It won’t come as any great shock dines and tuna fish. They are still not 6 Free Body Estimates STATION WAGON mirth is unhealthy. Carter, wisely eschewing quips, if some fine day one of them is mis­ on, good terms. He explained that laughter retained the organic balance that is sing. Raccoons love chicken as much But our dogs manage to keep peace Com pitta with V-8, auto, trana., power otoarlng between the two. Not surprisingly, SALE PRICE "precipitates a disruption in the nor­ so essential to a winning campaign. as Col. Sanders. Presidential Service and brekoe, olr conditioning, etool whitewalla, they side with Tonto when Mean Arlo Savoral to RUNABOUT whoel oovera, radio, rear apeakor, T . glaaa, olr mal respiratory cycle, a vital func­ If President Ford or Ronald He has discovered trees, a rac­ Thorough Surface Sanding, Machine gets too ornery. We first fed Tonto choosB from daflaotor, floor mate, aide mIda., Carter Cere. St. tion. This disruption is clearly disad­ Reagan expect to run well against coon’s natural habitat, and our moun­ Sanding of Rough Areas, Full Coat of milk from a saucer, but he couldn’t No. 4698 vantageous to the biological him, they must avoid jocularity like tain laurel. He has been out on more Maaco Primer-Sealer, 3 Coats of ^ 5 2 2 9 get the hang of drinking it until we Maaco Enamel & Oven-Baked. homeostatis of the organism.’’ a plague. than one limb and I’ve seen him >2v> put it in a baby’s bottle. Now if there is anything a can­ hanging from an overhead branch A telephone call to the Connecticut Regulai $119,951 didate must have to withstand during Department of Enviornmental WE HAVE MANY MORE TO CHOOSE the rigors of a presidential campaign NOMf...* ^! Protection on the care and feeding of 99 FROM - THESE PRICES ARE it is biologically homeostatic a baby raccoon produced some tips organisms. Penologists study Niantic as well as a form letter which said: Would Carter have been an equally "Under authority granted in Sec­ W h lta , # 8 T 2 7. DELIVERED EXCEPT FOR SALES TAX GRAND OPENING SPECIAL effective campaigner if he had been EAST LYME (UPI) - Kentucky Department of Jeffeison County, standard tion 26-54 of the General Statutes as ONLY AND REGISTRATION amused and-or amusing? Most likely correctional officers today began Ky., will observe and be trained in revised —• Mr. Jim Healion, UPI, tranamlaalon. All OWNER-OPERATED not. their training in at the Connecticut methods used at Niantic to develop Hartford, is hereby appointed custo­ Ford aafsty MANCHESTER "A G ood Place To Buy A Car” Remember the late Adlai Steven­ features. Correctional Institution at Niantic in moral growth in prisoners. dian of immature raccoon.” >3314 291 ADAMS STREET son? He kept his risibilities going full development of a “just community” Part of the arrangement by which The custody was granted with nine blast through two presidential cam­ (1-86 to EXIT 93; 7/10 within a correctional institution. officers are trained is usually a com­ conditions which included suitable paigns and look what happened to Mile South of Caldor’s) CHEVROLET Pioneer Day prine winner Siich self-governing communities mitment by their organization to space or the animal, a ban On him. Lost both races to Dwight are designed to help inmates think open a similar program. / M o m j breeding, a requirement the depart­ Shop Hour*: Morgan Rowlands, 3, of Ellington, proudly steers his tricycle Eisenhower. logically and reason through their The "just community” began in ment be notified if the animal es­ 647-9928 Mon. thnj Fri. 8 am 6 pm CARTER which pulls a Liberty Bell mounted on a patriotic float. And what-of Mo Udall, generally moral decisions, according to Dr. November under the sponsorship of capes or dies, a prohibition against Saturday 10 am-2 pm O ff$r acknowledged as the wittiest White Joseph E. Hickey, who directs the Cntft: QUALITY FOR YOURCARI Morgan’s float won a prize Saturday in a children’s parade oh the National Institute of Corrections. removing him from the property Stturdty, AugutI 7th 1229 Main Street, Manchester PJoiw House aspirant this year? Never ran Bsnk AmhflcAfd S M tiier C/iarpo iBoiinwMtts open Evenings ’ttl 0 — Hiuridayt Ml 8 — Saturdays Nl 5 the grounds of the Mormon chapel on Woodside St. during a just community and training center It is derived from the 20-year-old except for a visit to the veterinarian better than second in any primary he at Niantic. moral development theories of Dr. and that he be released by Sept. 30, Bicentennial Mormon Pioneer Day celebration. (Herald photo entered. by Dunn) The 11 correctional officers from Lawrence Kohlburg of Harvard 1976. For a politician, a sense of hum^ ♦hp Mptrnnolitan .Social Services University ^ «v$icc him P A g g jg U R T E E N - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., July 26. 1976

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheiter, Conn.. Mon.. July 26, 1D76- PAGE FIFTF.f.n Council considers Rotary aids Bolton beerfest youth director attracts thousands college students ^ DONNA HOLLAND Vernon Building Board of Appeals; Anne South Windsor ’The grand finale of what Is fast tur­ BVFD in charge of publicity for the ning into the number one social event beerfest, said this year’s festival was The lengthy agenda faced by the Marie Lachut, examiner of deeds and Brandeis University, Joan L. Cope, Scholarships totaling $6,000 for 14 11 Timber ’Trail. in Bolton was the launching of four bigger than ever before and the best Town Council tonight includes action indexes; John Gill, Grove Hill young people have been awarded by St. Francis College, Kathleen H. hot air balloons at 8 p.m. Sunday. the department’s ever had. on several appointments, among Cemetery Committee; Pat Deyorio, the Rotary .Qub of South Windsor. Coleman, 20 athton Dr. For years the Firemen’s Ball was He said next year’s festival is them that of a youth services direc­ Insurance Advisory Board; Michael Twelve of the group are graduates considered the number one social already being planned and If the state tor. Turk, Planning Commission; Paul Plymouth State College, N.H., of South Windsor High School and Patricia A. Dillon, 487 Main St. event. law permits, there will be one. A former Hartford police officer, Stroup, and Linda Rossin, alternates two are graduates of East Catholic St. Francis Hospital School of Nur- Now the firemen’s annual beerfest A1 Cocconi, a member of the Charles F. Allen, will be to Planning Commission; James High School. may have that honor. BVFD, was chairman of the festival. recommended to fill the director’s Roche, Recreation Commission; and s in g , S u san L. S lic e r , 391 ’The students and the colleges of Nlederwerfer Rd. ^ t h events are sponsored by the Volunteer help came from members position. The office has been without Loretta Rivers, alternate to Zoning their choice are as follows: Nathaniel Hawthorne College, Bolton Volunteer Fire Department. of the BVFD, its auxiliary and its a director since the first of the year Commission. University of Connecticut, Joan M. Gerald Sanford, 25 Northview Dr. The four-day beerfest was attended friends. when James Young resigned. Weiss, 115 Diane Dr.; Sue Ann Norwich University, Peter ’Tripp, by about 3,300 persons from all over The festival grossed about |11,000 A study committee was then ap­ Reappointments; Ann B. DeRosa, 48 Steep Rd.; Susan E. 601 Main St. the state. Many attended all four but expenses may total $9,000, a pointed to make a recommendation Humphry, Zoning Board of Appeals; Longo, 70 Ayers Rd.; Janice M. ’Three of the group are repeat nights. Many who planned to go for spokesman said this morning. to the council as to whether the need Harriet Levesque, Board of Tax Lappen, 53 Meadow Rd. Review; John Summer, Conserva­ Rotary winners. Tripp has received one evening did and had such a good Several of the firemen had a free existed for the agency. The com­ Wesleyan University, Lynn Bogatz, time they returned the next night. ride in the hot air balloon. Drew said mittee recommended to the council tion Commission; Francis Phillips, annual awards since 1973 while Miss 40 Greenfield Dr.; Ellen Hynnan, 69 Lappen and Sanford received awards Saturday the crowd was so thick, there is no sensation at all while that the need was strong and the Recreation Commission; Richard St. Sunset DT. in 1975. people had to be turned away. going up or coming down, only when town advertised for applicants for Germain, Zoning Commission. Rochester Institute of Technology, Dr. Ted Gutkowski, chairman of About 500 people atten d ed you look over the side. the position. The council will also be asked to Jon R. Barrett, 44 Scott Dr. the Rotary scholarship committee, ’Thursday to hear a country group, Before his retirement about a year approve the appointment of Donald Landing in swamp St. Joseph College, Patricia E. said the young people will be guests the Sundowners.- ago, Allen was commander of the B. Eden to fill the vacancy on the ’The Herald learned this morning McGuinness, 29 Mark Dr. of the club at a meeting soon. Friday’s entertainment provided youth services division of the Hart­ council caused by the resignation of the state balloon did not make it Richard MacDonald. by the Morgans, an Irish folk group, home Sunday. ford Police Department. was heard by about 900. Other appointments to be acted on Town Attorney Martin Burke will It had an unplanned landing in an discuss a request of the Recreation BAN The gate reached beyond anyone’s Andover swamp. tonight include: Michael Greenier as Savings and .Certificate Accounts. Commission to expand the number of Summer school expectations Saturday when about 1,- Michael Knox, 15, of Boston Hill probationary regular patrolman un­ We pay Ihe highest savings rales avaiiable - 400 turned out to hear The Blue der the CETA program and Gary its members; the town planner will from 5'/i% to 7W o. Interest is paid daily and Rd., Andover spotted the balloon discuss a home improvement Horizons, a rock and fifties group. falling into a big pond and swamp off Home plate excitement Mazzone under a Juvenile Officer compounded continuously, loo. And that means Sunday, the final day, 500 turned grant Richard Carptenter, deputy program; the director of administra­ that even your interest earns interest in a serves hundreds Juravaty Rd. He went to the home of Glenn Fournier, catcher on the Andover All Stars, puts tion will discuss a draft affirmative out to hear Anton Zavez and his Ger­ William Somerset of Juravaty Rd. director of Civil Preparadeness; Heritage Savings account. man band. It has been part of the out Scott Taylor of the Hebron All Stars during action at Ralph Aresti as chief operator at action plan; and the town attorney Vernon and they called the Andover Fire will offer his opinions on the Police in Grades 3-5 was dropped as the festival since its inception three Department. the home plate of St. Peter’s Field in Hebron Saturday sewage treatment plant; Marian Free NOW Checking. The summer school programs registration was too light to warrant years ago. Reserve Fund and the Swindell Trust sponsored by the Vernon school 'The balloonists were able to walk afternoon. Despite the out, Hebron won 18-2 behind the Narkawicz, Municipal Permanent The savings account that works like a checking it, Kerkin said. Also at Sunday’s festival were the Fund. system, are serving 359 students this out of the kwamp. However, Bolton Building Committee; Larry Andriks, account and pays 5% annual interest. Free plus At Vernon Elementary School 129 State of Connecticut Bicentennial pitching of Jeff Attardo. (Herald photo by Dunn) year, an increase of 26 over last year, firemen and the balloonists had to 5% - there's go better vyay to check than with children with learning disabilities and three privately owned hot air return this morning to the swamp us. That’s because at Heritage we've always been Albert Kerkin, assistant are attending classes conducted with balloons. superintendent, told the Board of and try and pull the huge balloon consumer oriented, offering you Ihe latest in the University of Connecticut, This David Drew, a member of the Clough Education last week. loose from all the trees and brush. banking with no strings attached. program is operated with federal Several schools are involved in the funds. Unloading ice and beer kegs program. At the Maple Street School Tax Sheltered Retirement Accounts. At the Middle School 44 students awards the Headstart Program involves 6 are involved in math and English Jim Faulkner of Bolton and Jeb Gass of Vernon lug ice to the o f f 1 plPPf A f l Keogh Retirement Accounts (or the self-employed prekindergarten children, a super­ ^ Iton beerfest as they prepare for Saturday night, Capt Lance J U1111.CI » C ieC lC a WHY NOT SPEND. and Individual Retirement Accounts (or people classes. ’These students are in Grades visor, four teachers, social worker, given who do not have a pension where they work 6- 8. ^^P^i^tment supervises from the speech clinician, a nurse and three Bolton At Rockville High School there are truck. (Herald photo by Dunn) chairman, John Gleason as Both are available at Heritage and both can teacher aides. At a recent meeting, members of Andover save you a lot of tax dollars. six classes of about 15 students each. treasurer, and Eileen DelSignore as Also at Maple Street there is a the Library Board elected officers secretary. Clough scholarships These include English, U.S. history, program for 18 children in Grades 1 for 1976-77. Gleason donated the salary he given each year in memory algebra, geometry and driver educa­ Tax Deferred Annuilerm. and 2. A proposed program for those They are Robert Gorton as chair­ receives as a member of the Board of of Richard N. Clough have tion. HaurliFatrr ralJ A tax deferred investment annuity offered by man, Maureen Houle as vice- Tax Review to the library. been awarded to five high Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company that school graduates. SUNDAY in LAS VEGAS can save you substantial tax dollars. Ask us Clough was a Rham High for complete details. Arts of Tollaud School student from An­ Park worker sought dover killed in an MONDAY in HOLLYWOOD V9\ Area news Bolton automobile accideni. Tele-Cash. ^ Andover ElMtigton Hebron ‘South Windsor The town presently has a vacancy to hold festival 't Boi:or Coventry East Hartford Stanley Bates, park commissioner, in the program. The scholarships are Tolland Vernon Put your non-working business cash to work asked the Board of Selectmen if The selectmen’s clerk, Shirley. presented to Andover TUESDAY at WIMDLEDON earning lop interest in our Tele-Cash account. residents who plan to work Tolland a.m. to 5 p.m. on the green will someone could be employed under Riley, was instructed to contact the When you need it simply call us and we will feature many craftsmen at work, the manpower program to work at Capitol Region Coucil of with children either as (ransfer your money to your checking account The Arts of Tolland, Inc. will end teachers or in fields having WEDNESDAY with the photography exhibits, dried the park. GovemmenU to help fill the vacan­ in any bank. its summer season with an arts and arrangements, sand painting and cy. direct benefit to children. crafts festival at St. Matthews The recipients were Jef­ flower casting. Three area men survive AMERICAN FILM THEATRE Church Hall Saturday. . Also during the afternoon the frey Adams of Hendee Rd., Home Loans: The festival will include a display Lori Krewson of Hebron WeTe the experts when it comes to home loans. students in the performing arts of art in the folk tradition with a classes w^l display their newly explosion and sinking Politicians plan meetings Rd., Heather MacDonald We've been tending money to home buyers craft show on Tolland Green during THURSDAY in JAPAH learned skills on the porch of the old Bolton Republicans will caucus of Lakeside Dr., Laurel since 1891. We know local real estate and if the day. There will be a folk concert and Gary Sample, 24, of Main St., registrar of voters and justices of the jail building. Mystic Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Town Hall to Palmer of Lakeside Dr., has always been our policy to offer competitive as part of the evening program. South Windsor. peace. home loans. At 12:30 tumbling tots will appear A clamming outing Saturday select candidates for registrar of and Walter Wroblinski of FRIDAY in RUSSIA The concert, coffeehouse style, The report of the incidents leading Andover Democrats will caucus Lake Rd. to show off the tricks they learned turned out to be an expensive and voters and justices of the peace. will feature' TTie Morgans sirging to the destruction of the cruiser by a Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Town Of­ Adams and Palmer will from teacher Karen Carlberg and at harrowing experience for two East Bolton Democrats will caucus fice Building to select candidates for songs the whalemen sang. This will 12:45 there will be a recorder con­ Hartford men and a South Windsor fire caused by the explosion of an enter the University of SATURDAY in NEW YORK Equity Loans. be in the church hall at 8 p.m. Tickets Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Town registrar of voters and justices of the cert. man. alcohol stove in the galley was given Hall to select candidates for Connecticut; Krewson, Borrow on the equity in your home tor home are available from Belmont Records by Chris Steele of the Manchester peace. Southern Connecticut State , Clown students will entertain and ’The 25-foot cabin cruiser, “ Alicia” CiTY improvements, college costs, consolidation of and Craft Routes of Vernon or by at 2 p.m. there will be a puppet show Herald’s circulation department who College; MacDonald, Cen­ bills — or just about any need you have. operated by John Brudz, 29, of 14 calling either Rita Mannebac or followed by students from the Gale Rd., East Hartford and aided in the search for the three men. tral Connecticut State Carolyn Schulmeister. Each ticket Steele said the men left Mason College; and Wroblinski, "Moving With Music’’ classes and registered in the name of his wife, Board sets policy /poi holder will be given free pizza. guitar class in a recital. ’The final Ann, had as passengers, Don Sample, Marina in Mystic about 6 p.m. Satur­ the UConn School of Nur­ The daytime activities from 11 day. sing. performers will be the belly dancers. 18, of Fairfield St., East Hartford Home Improvement Loans. They finished their clamming and on exchange students Members of the Clough From shrubbery to a new pool we can help went on towards Central Beach to Scholarship Committee are with loans up to $10,000. Home improvement anchor for the night when the boat Bolton free public education from Mrs. Jean Barry, Mrs. loan arrangements are simple, easy and GOP announces JP candidates sprung a leak in its hull. The boat was The Board of Education recently kindergarten through Grade 12. A Helen Donahue, Mrs. Chris prompt at Heritage Savings. not equipped with a ship to shore approved a new policy on exchange resident student is one who resides Dreyer, Dennis Keenan students and revised policies about with one or both parents or legal Hebron will not appear on the ballot of the The committee discussed existing radio so the men started to bail out and David Kravett. the water and Sample went to the resident and nonresident students. guardians in Bolton. A full slate of candidates for 15 Nov. 2 election. vacancies on the town committee PeFsonal Loans. The school board believes in stu­ Those interested may read the Justices of the Peace seats will be Committee members said and decided to make no further galley to make coffee when the stove Rockville Available for just about anything, our personal dent exchange and supports the policies to obtain a more detailed presented by the nominating com­ nominations may be made from the recommendations for membership at exploded. The men used up the con­ hospital notes loans are simple interest. You pay interest tents of two, two and one-half pound program at Bolton High School. But definition. A copy of the school mittee of the Republican Town Com­ floor at the caucus. Committee this time. At a meeting last week the only on balance due. no financial support will be provided. board’s policy booklet is at Bentley mittee at a party caucus Thursday at members are Chairman Ann Luke, names of Frost Krist and Patricia fire extinguishers and then decided to abandon ship. A resident student will be given a Memorial Library. Admitted Friday: Phyllis 8 p.m. at the Town Office Building. Emery N. Taylor, Mrs. Horton, Mrs. Mulligan were placed in nomination Jaksola, Neill Rd., Vernon. Incumbents recommended are Foote, Mrs. Grant, John FitzGlbbons for action at the August Town Com­ Their troubles were multiplied Discharged Friday: David and Andrew Johnson. when they had to swim some 250 Cochran, Maple St., Moneymarket Convenience. Rosalie Car’son, Anne Dallaire, John mittee meeting. FitzGlbbons, Geraldine Grant, John yards to shore, against the current, Preschool teacher wanted Ellington; Catherine Collins, Buy groceries and bank in one super market in waters that were reported to be Phoenix St., Vernon; Ray­ — our Moneymarket located inside Frank's Hooker, John Sibun, Katherine Grant shark infested. children two months to five years mond Given, Old Stafford Rd., I Supermarket, East Middle Turnpike, Manchester. and Marion 0. Foote. South Windsor Steele said the fire at sea could be with basic preschool curricula Tolland; Jennie Kisselstein, Our Moneymarket concept is one more example New names are Patricia Mulligan, Friends donate book to library Hlllcrest Dr., Rockville; ...You Can With the Most Exciting Home Entertainment David Mamicki, Mark Wetherall, seen clearly 18 miles away at the Pt. South Windsor Community Service design. The Center is open Monday, where Heritage Savings leads the way. Judith, R. I, Coast Guard Station. is seeking a qualified preschool Sophie Konarskl, Cottage St., Joseph Beauregard, Marvin A. Ross, It concerns itself with the nature of Tuesday and Friday 9 a.m. to noon Channoi Ever Offered on Cable W, its called South Windsor Coast Guard helicopters and those teacher, male or female, to work Rockville; Mrs. Cherry Lee Marilyn Horton and Joseph Pelletier. the picture book as an art form, its and Wednesday and Thursday 9 a.m. and son, Merrow Rd., ’The Friends of the South Windsor with CB radios a id ^ in the search with a director and aide in the town- to 2 p.m. and is state licens^. ’The committee will recommend Public Library have presented a gift development from a medium of Tolland; Thomas Martin, the endorsement of James L. Derby for the three men who swam safely sponsored Child Care Center begin­ Resumes should be submitted prior Kingsbury Ave., Tolland; of a book to the library. entertainment and instruction, to a to the rocky shore. ning in September., Jr. for re-election to the office of to Aug. 15 to Mrs. Thomas Murrin, Carol Merten, Ridgewood The book, “ American Pic- means of illuminating, for the child, Steele said the Coast Guard The program at St. Peter’s Registrar of Voters.- nis innermost feelings. Director, 170 Orchard Hill Dr.. To Rd., Willington; Glnette “HOME BOX OFFICE” turebooks From Noah’s Ark To Tlie arrived on the scene just in time to Episcopal Church, Sand Hill Rd., Unless a primary is called, the per­ learn more, call the office at 644-2509 Wllusz, Kelly Rd., Vernon; Beast Within” by Barbara Bader, is The friends were founded last Oc­ see the boat sink. It was later towed offers a structured program for Robert Whipple Jr., High St., sons endorsed as -justices will be tober and have supported the libraiy or Mrs. Murrin, 644-8426. an historical study of American to the Coast Guard station but all Rockville. elected to four-year terms beginning in many programs. The books is the children's picture books. that remained was a small portion of Discharged Saturday: in January. ’The endorsed candidates group ^ first gift to the library. Robert Mercer, South St., CABLE TV’s NEWEST SERVICE the hull. Rockville; Linda Converse, Family picnic Town Committee f Fire fighting Enfield; Henry Hanauer, ’TOLLAND — ’The Tolland Historical Society will spon­ EAST HARTFORD — The Democratic Town Com­ Wells St., Manchester; Rene A COMMERCIAL FREE CHANNEL OFFERING: Levellle, Enfield; Mrs. Louise sor a family picnic Aug, 1 from 4 to 6 p.m, on the grounds mittee will meet July 28 at 8 p.m. in the court room, 497 Rush and son, Chester. of the Benton Homestead. < Tolland St. to endorse candidates for state represen­ Births Saturday: A tatives for the 10th and 11th Assembly Districts and in his blood daughter to Mr. and Mrs. • First Run Movies • Family Programming Mexico visit registrar of voters. In the endorsement for candidate for Thomas Clark, Stafford representative from the 10th District, only committee East Hartford two fires stand out in his mind. • Live Sports • Live Nightclub PerJor„ty TOLLAND — Miss Ann Beaulieu, daughter of Mr. and Springs; a daughter to Mr. ormances members from districts 4, 5 and 8 may participate and Every time Francis Kehoe, 77, of Fire destroyed q lumber yard on Mrs. Roger Beaulieu of Russell Dr. is spending several and Mrs. Albert Fillmore, • Children's Programs And Much, Much More! for the 11th, districts, 1,2, and 3. Proxies are not allowed. Driggs Court, hears fire sirens, he Main St. and a television warehouse Granby; a son to Mr. and Mrs. BETTER weeks in Mexico this summer. She was one of three on Connecticut Blvd. He remembers calls the department dispatcher to scholarship winners In a Bicentennial essay contest spon­ Eugene Forte, Evergreen find out what’s burning. the warehouse was full of television Rd., Vernon; a daughter to sored by Youth For Understanding "Bicentennial Electors reminded Kehoe is a callman, a volunteer sets and the fire was in December. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hurley, A SPECIAL UNITED OFFER Courier.’’ Miss Beaulieu, a senior at Tolland High School, VERNON — Qualified citizens who are permanently Ralph Rd., East Hartford. will present a flag to the president of Mexico. , who calls to find out where the physically handicapped and unable to appear in persop at regulars are going and tell them he’s Admitted Sunday: Laraine any session of the Board of Admissions, may request "A lot of Christmas presents went Baker, Avery St., South Wind­ on his way to help. up in smoke that year,” he said. sor; Ernest Chounard, Egypt Boston trip, application from the tpwn clerk’s office. The completed There are 64 callmen in East Hart­ NOW ATAIUBIE application must be returned through the mail only to Kehoe has been made a constable Rd., Ellington; Joseph Cslki BOLTON — The Knights of Columbus will sponsor a ford who assist regular firemen when and directs traffic at the scene of a Sr., West Willington; Kimber­ WAY either the town clerk or registrars. This procedure may trip to Fenway Park, Boston, on Aug. 28 to see the Red needed. be used any time except three weeks before an election. fire. However, when the police arrive ly Johnston, ^ncroft Rd., Try our Home Box Office Service in Your Home for a Fuii Sox play the Kansas City Royals. ’The tickets at $11.50 in­ Kehoe lives between the Burnside Ellington; George Stampp, The deadline for receipt of completed applications, he let’s them have that job and he’s clude the cost of a reserve(J seat at the game and the bus fire district and headquarters in the off to help the firemen. High Manor Park, Rockville; Month and Save Over “50%” on the TotaT instaiiation and before the coming November elections, is Oct. 22, center of town. He’s in an area where Kathy Taylor, N. Park St., transportation to Boston. For more information contact At a recent two alarm fire on Bum- Rockville. Monthiy Service Charge. Dave Prindivllle. he hears sirens often and responds to side Ave., callman Kehoe was kept Political meetings at least one fire a day. Discharged Sunday: Heritage Savings busy pulling hoses off the tru'eks and Caroline Baran, Anderson Free dlinic VERNON — The Vernon Republicans will caucus Kehoe has'been a callman for 47 lending a hand where he could. Rd., Tolland; George Hance, Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Memorial Building, Park Place years. When he started with the Why does he do this type of &L/)an Association • Since 1891 EAST HARTFORD — The East Hartford Health Egypt Rd., Ellington; James and the Democrats will meet at.7:30 p.m. at the Stop & volunteers in 1929, Frank Meunier volunteer work when he could ^ Department, in cooperation with the state health depart­ Hartnett, Mt. Vernon Dr., Shop meeting room, 295 Hartford Tpke. They will be en­ was the fire chief and there were relaxing? He has been retired from M*ln Ottic.: 1007 Main 8t., Manchttltr «4»-4Me • K-M*tt 0 «lc : Spancw 81.. ManchMiw Ma-inni ment and Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Society, will sponsor a Vernon; Dora Levesque, Covtnlry Office: Route 31, 742*7321 • Toltend Offloe: Rt. 195, quarter mile louth of 1-96, Exit 99 §72 7M 7 dorsing candidates for nomination for state represen­ four firehouses in town. the Pratt and Whitney Aircraft fire ^Greater Hartford CATV free clinic for Cooley’s Anemia ’Trait also known as Somers Rd., Ellington; Leon HerlUfle Moneymarket In Frank’# Supermerket, Eatt Middle Turnpike. Marwheiter ' tative, justices of the peace and registrar of voters. Since then he has .worked under department for 11 years. MacCoy, Bancroft Rd., Ver­ ’Thalassemia Minor. The clinic will be July 28 from 6 to 9 ^ 801 Parker St., Manchester five chiefs. One firehouse on Connec­ Kehoe said, “I like it. I guess it's in non; Thomas Nee, Wall St., p.m. at Carmel Hall, 30 Roberts St. Health officials said Club endorses ticut Blvd. has been disbanded and my blood now. Hebron; Eva Pelletier, Sun- the disease seems to affect persons who trace their another one built in the south end of “I know most of the men in the nlngdaleLane, Bolton; Robert ancestry to countries bordering the Mediterranean Sea HEBRON — Patricia Mulligan, president of the Hebron town. department (there is over 100) and Silkowski, Merllne Dr., Ver­ 646-6400 pr^omlnately Greece and Italy. For more information Republican Women’s Club has announced the club’s sup­ non. port of Mrs. Dorothy Miller for representative from the Fires recalled they're glad to see me come along to call 289-2781. Callman Francis Kehoe k ■ L 55th Assembly District. ^ Of the many calls 1^ has answered, give 'em a hand.” PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. M an^ster, Conn., Mon,, July 26. 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., July 16. 1976- PAGE SEVENTEEN

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May Appliances, 649 Main St., 643- Road, Manchester. 646-5971. will serve virtually every aspect of the display industry. 10 — Iniurtnct 26 days ,7« word per day shifts. Apply lo Directors of Generally large rooms, lots of 2171. speakers, $600. 643-1293 HISTORY BECKONS you in we show it to you? FOUR ROOM Apartment, In addition to exhibits, the organization will produce 15 words, $2,00 minimum Nursing Salmon Brook Con­ MANCHeSTER storage space, newer anytime. adults only, no pets, EMPLOYMENT valescent Home, off House this Circa 1775 settlers Cape. FREE DOG - housebroken, graphics such as inside and outdoor signage, iobby dis- 13 — Htip Wanttd Happy Ads ...... $2.15 inch P«ME AREiUAND The road was dirt, the revolu­ aluminum siding, first floor RENT Color television with trained to heel and guard, ^jiliances, parking. $liS. Call 14 — B uim ttt Opportunlllot Street, Glastonbury. Phone MA laundry, large entrance foyer MAPLE double bed frame piays, and audio/visuai presentations for sales meetings 15 — Situation Wtniod 633-5244. tion ongoing when the farmer option to buy. $9.99 a week beautiful with children, Happiness Is; In .the choice Porter St. - warmed and cooked from his with open sUircase to second U&R REALTY CO. delivered to your home. $15; dresser $15; single bed . and conventions as well as show presentations. bookcase headboard $15; dry labriador shepherd, one year EDUCATION Thirty Wonderful Years With You Wyllys - Highland triangle. seven foot center chimney floor, three bedrooms, Because you’re renting, no old. Inquire 96 Wells Street. THREE ROOM furnished According to Beauregard, "Our purpose in forming our i8 — Privsto Initruclloni ACT NOW - JIT TO A ORIAT! High, wooded, beautiful fireplaces. Now with modern, screened porch off formal 643-2692 sink $25 . 644-0149. apartment. Heat, hot water, 9 — Schoolt-Clastot Qod willing, Thirty more. Robert D. Murdock, credit checks. Free service. company is to provide quality, inventive and creative 10 Instructions Wantad WAY or Ura TNW lUMMU. 13.8 acres. Call us today for heat, plumbing and electrici­ dining room, walking disUnce Call Turnpike Television Ren­ $100 REWARD for lost black central, adults only. No pets. JOM, IDUCATION, TNAININO. more information. $120,- ty, this home at $33,900 af­ to all grade level schools, Realtor tals, 649-3406. 18x44 IN-GROUND pool oc- Security. Apply 4 Pearl Street products and services which are industry-oriented and George Beauregard REAL ESTATE female Scot Terrier. Answers FOR INLIITMINT DITAILI Love 0 00 . modernized kitchen and large tagon shaped, walk-in stairs, or call 646-4701 after 8 p.m. expressiy designed to satisfy the basic seiiing and 3 ~ Homes for Sale CAUAINFORCI fords pleasurable living. Keith to the name of Ginger. Lost in 4 ~ Lots-Land for Sale Real EsUte, 6464126, 649- bath, nicely shaded level lot, ladder, filter, $3,500. marketing phiiosophies of the ciients with whom we "Pop” negotiable. 646-2286 after 5 vicinity of Box Mountain 5 — Investment Property 648-7440 tgHisossKtminwn 1922. carport. Odegard Realty, 643- Drive, Lake Street, Russell work.” 6 — Business Property P.S. I.VYD.T. BARROWS A WALLACE p.m. FOUR ROOMS - Central loca­ 7 — Resort Property Drive, and Diane Drive, Ver­ 2 Promoted tion. Adults only, no pets. Beauregard decided to form his own company after 8 — Real Estate Wanted GAS STATION attendant Mt-7131 72SW1S IT-ltlS GARRISON COLONIAL - National Weather Forecast non. Tags may be attached. References. 649-8797,649-6689. GAS STOVE, good condition, 649-3738. seven years with the exhibit firm of Concept Industries, Richard W. Michaels of MI8C. SERVICES needed, full time, apply in i Eight rooms, built in 1967, NEW $41,900 3000^ _?S77 2*77 double oven-griddle or fifth 1 — Services Offered person, Gorin’s Sports Car Framingham, Mass., where from 1972 he served as a Waterbury has been named brick front, large modern 9-4 room Rateod Ranch. burner, $60; radios and mis­ MANCHESTER - Unusual 2 — Painting-Papering Center. Talcottville, Conn. kitchen, formal dining room, cellaneous. 646-6610. deluxe one bedroom vice-president. Prior to joining Concept Industries, he first vice-president of 3 — Building-Contracting MANCHESTER - Unique op­ CarpoUng of ownw'a Boats-Accessorles 45 4 - Roofing-Siding Help Wealed first floor family room, 15x19, worked at Hamilton Standard, a division of United 13 Business Opportunity 14 ehotoo. Townhouse apartment Michaels Jewelers. He 5 — Heating-Plumbing WE WANT people with portunity to buy newer VroOm four bedrooms, 2-car garage, KENMORE Zig Zag portable 1974 15’ FIBERGLASS boat, available at Inoependence Technologies, in Windsor Locks, as a technical writer formerly ran the Michaels 6 — Flooring enthusiam, are you willing to Duplex. Three bedrooms, oak large level lot. At the low, Village. This is an adult com­ 7 — Moving-Trucking-Slorage SsTTnUpBrno?” SMALL ENGINE Service floors, walk-out basement, sewing machine with all at­ Evinrude engine, trailer, before becoming a member of their marketing depart­ Jewelers store in 8 — Services Wanted work hard for $500 per week? Needed for modem convalescent Corporation expanding dealer low, price of $51,900. Philbrick BnUMWLOTORLOTS tachments, plus pattern disc. extras. Excellent condition munity and features all the ment. If you are, you may qualify for home. Good wage and benefit busline. $29,900. Hayes Cor­ Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. Manchester. ADVERTISING package. Call or come in to network. No experience Near Ciyatal Laka. Asking $80. Maple bookcase, $1,200. Call 643-6187. conveniences and luxury of MISC. FOR SALE training to represent one of poration, 6464)131. $15. 647-1815. townhouse living. Individual Active in community affairs, Beauregard is a member The announcement was 1 — Articles for Sale MEUOWS CONVUESCEHT necessary. Complete training 94,900 COMPLETE 2 — Building Supplies DEADLINE the largest consumer food program. $500. investment Garden Products 47 basement with washer-dryer of the Church Councii, Concordia Lutheran Church, and is one of eight major 3 ^ iPets -Birds- Oogs suppliers. No experience MANCHESTER - Newer 5-5 lUNCIIESTER & 12:00 noon the day before HOME required to start your own KITCHEN TABLE, round, hookups. Private entrances, 6 a licensed radio amateur. He hoids a degree in business I — Livestock needed. Above average com­ Duplex. Three bedrooms, 1 LO* ANUELCM management changes publication. 333 BIOWELL STREET business. Ideal for retired or black texture formica top BLUEBERRIES - Pick your patio, wall-to-wall carpeting, i ~ Boats & Accessories missions, paid hospitalization 1/2 baths, oak floors, VICWITY LFAII administration from the University of Hartford and when Howard Michaels I — Sporting Good) Deadline for Saturday and part time. Details on request. without chairs. $20. Call 872- own, 50 cents a lb. 582 East air-conditioner, ifiassive ’ — Garden Products insurance. Call Mr. Hurt, at carpeting, appliances, walk­ 2-34 bedroom homes. For 2973. bedroom, all kitchen studied liberal arts at the University of Connecticut. retired as president. Monday Is 12;00 Noon Friday. Mr. Barker. ESCA Field out basement. $59,900. Hayes Street, Hebron, near Bolton 1 — Antiques 875-0776 between 1-4 p.m. further information call » o l c lOWIIT IIMNtAIUtfS town line. 643-8836. appliances with heat and hot He is married to the former Karen Smith of I — Wanted to Buy GAL FRIDAY - Sharp person Training Division Box 619, Richard Michaels is a Corporation, 646-0131. Lawrence F. Fiano TAG SALE - July 24th, 37 Clin­ water included. $250 per Manchester, and the coupie have four chiidren, Sharon, needed as secretary in busy Wading River, New York. former national director of RENTALS TELEPHONE Solicitors - convalescent home. Will han­ 11792. Realtors, 649-5371. REAL ESTATE ton Street. Porta-crib, antique BLUEBERRIES • Pick your month. No pets. Availanle 13, Susan, 12, David, 10, and Jeffrey, 7. the American Gem Socie­ — Rooms for Rent mature, part time positions dle several responsibilities in­ w and china lamps, odd dishes, own, 50 cents a pint, no pets or August 15th, shown by ap­ — Apartments for Rent PLEASE READ available, hourly rate plus ty. He has qualified for the — Homes for Rent cluding social service work. SMALL VARIETY Store - curtains, skates, mis­ children, please. Call now, pointment only. Damato — Business for Rent YOUR AD commission, paid holidays m . CAPE - Seven rooms, 872-7718 cellaneous items. 647-9369. Enterprises, 64$-1021. titles of registered jeweler Typing and aptitude for available. Low investment 9 room Ci Earnings up — Resort Property for Rent C lM silixi aUl ara lakan ovar and vacation. Inquire at 30 figures necessary. Please Call required for someone who featuring 17x23 first floor ~ Wanted lo Rent Lafayette Square, Rockville, I aluminum aiding, big Un W| A1WI OOfOCASI ^ and certified gemologist of — Misc. tor Rent the phone aa a convanfanca. Mrs. Selby, at 647-9196. would like to be their own family room, two fireplaces, TAG SALE - Baby items, MULCH HAY - $1.50 per bale MANCHESTER - Deluxe two The Herald la reaponalbla for or call 875-0W6, between 1-4 I poreh. VaeanL Coit Industries reports the AGS. He is president of boss. Call B/W Realty, 647- four bedrooms, central vac, MANCHESTER-$43,900, im­ bike, toys, decorations, collec­ at farm, Vernon. 875-7308 bedroom Townhouse apart­ AUTOMOTIVE 0^ one Incorrect Iniertlon end p.m. T J. CROGKEn, ffaaftor For period ending 7 a.m. EST Tuesday. Monday night will find 1976 second-quarter and the Waterbury branch of ALARM COMPANY - 1419 for more details. garage, treed lot. $46,500. maculate six pius room ranch tor bottles, books and mis­ evenings. Will deliver ment available at Homestead — Autos for Sale then only to the size ol the Philbrick Agency, Realtors, thunderstorms over the eastern area of Wyoming, western cellaneous. July 24th, 104, 71 Park Village, features include first-half sales, earnings, — Trucks for Sale originol insertion. Errors which requires operator for central ^ 1 » 7 7 on the “circle” of a pleasant minimum 10 bales. Michaels, Inc. 6464200. North Dakota and widespread from the mid Mississippi valley, Goodwin Street, Manchester. all modern kitchen and earnings per share up — Heavy Equipment for Sale do not lessen the value o( the station, experienced cul-de-sac street. Very attrac- — Molorcycies-BIcycles edverlisemenl will nol be cor. northeastward through the Ohio valley and into the Lakes area. appliances, heat, hot water, 1 — Campers-Trailers-Moblle preferred but not necessary. tive decorating and over the like the periods a reeled by an additional inser. Call 236-1633. BOLTON-Bi-level custom GARRISON COLONIAL on Mostly fair skies elsewhere. Minimum readings include: (ap­ GIANT TAG Sale - Friday and 1/2 baths, wall-to-wall Homes lion. WHY TAKE AN home on two acres. Nine landscaping, large kitchen, year ago. — Automotive Service beautiful wooded lot, large prox. max. temperatures in parenthesis) Atlanta 71 (87), Saturday, David Drive, carpeting, air-conditioning, rooms, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 Ansaldi built, raised hearth FOR CORN’S SAKE Net earnings in the New policy — Aulos for Rent-Lease “ ORDINARr EMPLOYER - State of family room with fireplace, fireplace, lots of closets, base­ Boston 65 (81), Chicago 68 ( 85), Cleveland 66 (87), Dallas 76 Coventry. Beds, dishes, lots of pool, full basement witn Connecticut. Clerk typist for fireplaces. Newly decorated 12x23 game room, music children's toys. Several STOP AT THE washer/dryer hook-ups, $295 quarter ended July 4 were d tp tn d tn ct by b«ing ■ dlt- kitchen with cathedral ceiling ment garage, brick front, (95), Denver 57 ( 88), Duluth 50 ( 76), Houston 72 (92), Jackson­ Roosevelt Mills, Connec­ small office in Manchester. Iribuior for ■ nationally room, or fourth bedroom, families participating. per month. No pets. Damato $19,659,000, equal to $2.69 a PART-TIME JOB? containing full wall firralace, wall-to-wall throughout, Keeney School District, ville 73 (92), Kansas City 71 (92), Little Rock 75 ( 92), Los Enterprises, 646-1021. ticut’s largest manufac­ Help Wanted 13 $219.89 bi-weekly. Submit au cetiitu l corporation. $4.- carpeting, plaster walls, common share, on sales of When you can make much 995.00 putt you on tha ground with built-in hibachi. Italian rosewood paneling central Angeles 54 ( 73), Miami 77 ( 85), Minneapolis 64 (88), New TAG SALE - July 24th. Many turer of sweaters, an­ experience to State of Connec­ marble counters and sky light. ceramic bath, three Orleans 74 (91), New York 69 (86), Phoenix 75 (103), San Fran­ CORN CRIB $332,950,000. This com ­ □ NOTICES more doing rewarding, ticut - (JSR), P.O. Box 1138, floor in your community with a vac, built-in barbecue, sliding bedrooms, rec room, office or treasures. 25 Birch Mountain EAST HARTFORD - five nounces a new pricing SALES POSITION - Straight product and tarvica that it 20x40' inground swimnung glass doors, flagstone patio. cisco 53 (77), Seattle 53 (73), St. Louis 72 (92) and V/ashington 69 rooms, second floor, con­ pares with net earnings in prestige telephone sales Hartford, Conn. 06101. Equal hobby room, super laundiy Road, Bolton. Call 649-4078. BUCKLAND ROAD policy for its factory commissions, leads furnished Opportunity Employer. naadad by almoat avaryono. pool on beautifully landscaped Call today for details and in­ (90). SOUTH WINDSOR veniently located, no pets, the second quarter a year to home owners. Call 242-5402. work, Hours available 5-9 Start aarnlng monay Immadiata- grounds. Two-car garage with room. Odegard Realty, 643- stores. It is Factory Lost and Found 1 spection of this 4!hoice TAG SALE - 61 Laurel Street - • available August 1st. 528-1998 ago of $14,605,000, or $2 a p.m. Excellent pay set-up! ly. Man or Woman. FuH or Part- extra furnace. Ideal for home- offering. $69,900. Philbrick 4365. after 4 p.m. MAINTENANCE Supervisor - Tln>a. No txparianca naadad. Saturday July 24th, 10 a.m.-5 Savings Dividends...F.S.D. LIVE IN Companion - Light Call now, those who office combination. Priced at Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. Farm Fresh Vegetables common share, on sales of LOST - Black angora cat with wanted. Ability to do Phona Mr. fUchtrdt cotlact (314) MANCHESTER -$57,900, two p.m. Rain or shine. This policy offers housekeeping. Wheel chair hesitate are lost. $75,000. 643-9354 or 872-7403. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Picked Dally SIX ROOM Duplex - Veiy $267,133,000. flea collar. Vicinity of scheduling and light 997-3100 or wrila, including years new eight room Colonial Real Estate Wanted 28 ALUMINUM sheets used as gentleman, cares for self phor>a numbar, lo Mr. Rkharda, ' $1 TOP OF HILL tag sale - clean, nice neighborhood. Roosevelt Mills Factory Manchester Parkade. maintenance. Call 649-8586. on a high, traffic-free street. printing plates, .007 thick, In the first half of 1976, completely. Salary, pleasant CALL MR. ANDERSON P.O. Box 29235, St. Loula, Mo. MANCHESTER - $44,900 - MANCHR8TER London Road, Hebron. An­ Available August 1st. Security Stores customers an extra Answers to Pepper. Call 649- Formal dining room, first 23x32”. 25 cents each or 5 for Dr. Douglas Johnson net earnings were $34,039,- 7862. home. Prefer older person, Large Cape reduced to Ml,900 KMiMy SL Atm ALL CASH for your property tique table, electric required, no pets. Appliances 15 per cent off Roosevelt couple. References. Call 228- 525-0626 BABYSITTER Wanted - in my for quick sale. Immaculately floor family room with raised within 24 hours. Avoid red $1. Phone 643-2711, 000, equal to $4.63 a com­ home. Both Summer and Fall NHI R A W RANCHES typewriter, clothing, toys, •••••••••••••••••••••••••• available. 649-5702. Mills direct mill prices. 9292. *ssss*ssssssesss*ssssss«s» kept yard with beautiful hearth fireplace, four tape, instant service. Hayes etc. Saturday, July 24, 9 a.m. mon share, on sales of LOST - Female Irish setter, work. Call 649-7804. •till lake smaller home In bedroome, two and l/2baths, Corporation, 646-0131, Antlquea 43 Factory Savings under medication, Caldor shrubs, hedges and grape ar­ trade. KNIGHTS of Columbus - Tag to 4 p.m. FOUR ROOM apartment, Joins practice $647,168,000. This com ­ RN or LPN, 3-11 p.m. shift. □ EDUCATION bor on corner lot. Four fully carpeted and natural Sale - 8/21/76. Rent your own Dividends (F.S.D.) will be vicinity, Manchester. Grey •48,800 woodwork, aluminum siding, Rockville area, carpeting, pares with 1975 first-half Full or part-time, Laurel bedrooms, finished rec room sp a c e $5, C all Leo TAG SALE - Saturday July WANTED Antique furniture, adults, no pets, security, Dr. Douglas Johnson has available at all Roosevelt spot on back. Answers to MATURE person to work Two rnmalnlng tWo-car basement garage, SELLING your house? Call us McNamara, 646-8724, earnings of $31,120,000, or Maggie. $50 reward offered. Manor, 649-4519. flexible hours weekdays, and with bar, wall-to-wali 24th, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., 85 glass, pewter, oil paintings, or utilities extra. 643-9743. joined Dr. Herbert, Mills Factory Stores Private Instructions carpeting, fireplace, attached first floor laundry. Odegard first and we'll make you a other antique item s. R. $4.29 a common share, on 646-2980. Saturday in local restaurant. IS FM cash offer. T.J. Crockett,, Crestwood Drive. DeMeola at 57 Union St., located in Rockville, Hart­ ACT NOW - Turn spare time m e t garage and more, Scorpio Rbil EiM 9 Cgater Realty, 643-4365. SWIMMING POOL Sacrifice - Miscellaneous including Harrison, 643-6709. FOUR ROOM Apartment, 2- sales of $557,752,000. Apply in person after 2 p.m. m Realtor, 643-1577. Leading manufacturer has Rockville in the practice of ford, Wallingford, into $$$! Be a S an ta’s REMEDIAL READING and Real Estate, 649-6441, 742- 0404144 clothing, household items, family, second floor, front "The marked improve­ $100 REWARD for lost black only, Oakwood Restaurant, 7388. redwood pools left over from ANTIQUES Wanted - nephrology and the treat­ female Scot Terrier. Answers Demonstrator, earn commi$- 346 Main Street, corner math; individualized work ______/ bathroom fixtures, sink with porch, yard, parking, heated, ment over 1975 is a reflec­ Saybrook, Springfield and $ions up to 30%- or - have a 1975 season Half Price. American furniture, oriental ment of metabolic dis­ to the name of Ginger. Lost in Haynes, Manchester. program, (lst- D« Vm MmU Up A* students acceptable. For per­ I ______I $29,900. Amedy R ealty, jobs done at the same low Townhouies throughout Manchester, Connecticut, Tuesday, August 3, 1976, at 8:00 sonal interview call Miss Realtors, 875-6283. rates. Call 646-6868. timate. Complete exterior RESPONSIBLE roommate Manchester. Building (lower level) on 643-2414 COMPUTER PRXESSING | LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - fftntif OMce M Iy p.m. to consider and act on the following: PIm m contact AN ACTION GUY Baton, 549-3060, 10 a.m. to 1 I CiM TREE Service - Free es­ finishing. Guaranteed and in­ wanted, mid-20's to share Thursday, July 29, 1976 at 8 any waakday morning I INSTITUTE j MANCHESTER - (Juality timates, discount senior new homes custom built, sured. Call 646-7835 or 643- Sat 10‘ 3, Sunday 11-3 Proposed additional appropriation to Educational Special Dave 649-0872 p.m. only. CHARMING COLONIAL - on built, eleven room Ranch, Painting-Papering 32 luxury apartment in Vernon, p.m., for the following pur­ Think about these questions. batera 9KW ter an Inter- citizens. Company remodeled, additions, rec 1798. 646-1021 Projects, Fund 41, Head Start - $10,745.00. I 9/VM-8PM I tree lined older residential large living room with rooms, garages, kitchens $130 m onthly, includes 2 pose: Answer them as fairly as you can: street. Home features Manchester owned and 240 New Stale Road Am I man enough to taae a new REAL ESTATE career - earn j MON.-FRI. j fireplace, four bedrooms, first INSIDE - Outside painting. remodeled, balh tile, cement utilities. 872-2973. 1. To select party-endorsed 1 - Supplemental N.E.W. basic Grant for student fireplaced living room, bright operated. Call 646-1327. Healing-Plumbing 35 transportation — $9,179.00. direction and give up the old $12,000 plus annually. Must floor family room, two baths, Special rates lor people over work. Steps, dormers. MANCHESTER candidate for the registrar of have license or in process. j ill Ash Street | cozy family room, formal large rec room with fireplace, 85. Fully insured. Estimates Residential or commercial. CLEAN, furnished room, cen­ voters. 2 — Cost of living — $1,566.00 to be financed from grants. Will I really enjoy the chance of I East Hartford, Conn. 06106 I WILL TILL your garden for $7 SEWERLINES, sink lines, adventure outdoors? For confidential interview. ACT NOW Demonstrators. dining room, eat-in kitchen, game room, office. 16x32 pool, given. Call 649-7883. Call 649-4291. tral location, apply 2 Pearl 2. To transact such other •• Proposed additional appropriation to Special Grants, Fund Ralph Pasek, Realtor, 289- Sell name brand toys and gifts 528-9211 Ext.303 J three lovely bedrooms. per hour. Call anytime, 742- cleaned with electric cutters, Street or call 646-4701 after 6 KEEP SMILING Am I in to u ^ physical coodlUon bath house, garage, large 8532. by professionals. McKinney business as may properly 81 — CETA Title VI—$25,000.00 for continuation of Program — able to take a rugged outdoor 7475. (Fisher-Price, Tonka, Fen­ Anxious out of country owners treed lot. $58,500. Philbrick PAINTING - interior and TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY p.m. MANCHESTER - Four come before such caucus. to September 30, 1976 pending further legislation, to be KEEP HAPPY life? ton). Earn $1000 or more plus must sacrifice at $45,900. Call exterior, paperhanging, Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ rooms, $122. and three rooms, Am I able to think for myself In a Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. MASONRY - Bricks, blocks, Carpentry and general con­ pany, 643-5308. Y. Anson financed by Grant. tight spot? free kit with Treasure House B/W Realty, 647-1419. excellent work. References. tracting. Residential and BEDROOM for rent, share 1 $117. Adults only. 54 Birch p rty plan. Also booking par­ concrete, steps, sidewalks, Chairman Proposed additional appropriation to Data Processing, Am I a good team player when CUSTOM U&R built Chalet, Free estimates. Fully in­ commercial. Whether it be a 1/2 baths, and kitchen Street. Come see 6:30 p.m., teamwork counts moil? TELEPHONE ties. Call collect person to □ REAL ESTATE patios, and sticIT dhlmney. NO JOB too small, toilet Fund 51—$9,000.00 for Systems Analyst, to be financed from TOWN OK MANCHESTER MANCHESTER - Santina eight rooms, two distinctive sured. Martin Mattson, 649- .small repair jdb, a custom privileges with owner and one July 26th and 27th. Do I have mechanical aptitude? person for Miss Jean, 203-491- Call 875-4973 after 6. 4431. repairs, plugged drains, other tennant. 649-7630. 6 lapsed appropriation of Fund 51. Am I better than average In SOLICITORS Drive. .Five room expandable fireplaces, 2 1/2 tiled baths, built home or anything in hoo. kitchen faucets replaced, MANCHESTER Propos^ additional appropriation to General Fund Budget LEGAL character and responsibility? PMT-TIIIE FUU-TIMi Homes For Sale 23 Ranch. Fireplace, breezeway, fantastic skyline view, GENERAL Remodeling and between, call 646-1379. LEGAL If you can truly answer “ yes” to wooded acre. Birch Mountain PAPER HANGING Expert. repaired, rec rooms, Apartments For Rent 53 bedroom first floor apartment 1976-77, Health Department — $20,000.00 for services of two these questions, chances are you With a voice like yours, you garage, treM lot. Hutchins painting, interior and bathroom remodeling, heat TAX COLLECTOR'S AVON - Havee a very Merry area. Upper 60’s. Owner. 646- Your average paper, in MASONARY - Brick, block, - two family. Security, lease, Environmental Assistants and other members of Health NOTICE can q^llfy as a combat soldier In should be in telephone Christmas - and the money to BOLTON - $31,900- Attractive Agency, 646-3166. exterior. Free estimates. modernization, etc. Free es­ NOTICE The Zoning Board of the Connecticut Army Nitlonal 1893. average room, $25. Mr. stone, plastering and con­ WE HAVE customers waUiiig' no pets. Call after 6 p.m. 646- work! Get out of the dull, p y for it. Start now - selling five-room Ranch, family References. Reasonable timates gladly given. M & M y Notice is hereby given to the Department, to be financed from Fund 71 Block Grant. Appeals at a meeting on July Guard. If you qualify, there's a room, fireplace, paneling, Richman, 646-3864. crete, fireplaces and for the rental of your apart­ 0867. maivslxed fob ahead one weekend tedious job you’re In and beautiful products. Make MANCHOOTER prices. 649-7831 or 569-4169. Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. ftxpayers of the Town of Proposed additional appropriation to Fire District Special 19, 1976 made the following aluminum siding. Hutchins SIXTEEN ACRES - Plus chimneys. New and repair. E. ment or home. J.D. Real each month and two weeks every becom e a telephone beautiful money. Call 523- KMiMy SL Araa HOUSE PAINTING - Interior, Estate Associates, Inc. 646- ONE five room apartment Bolton that a tax of 81.4 mills Fund—$143.00 for Rescue Tnick Emergency Equipment, to decisions: summer. But you can handle It. Agency, 646-3166. restored, antique Colonial in BROKEN GLASS of all types Richardson. 643-6889,649-6608. solicitor! The work is live­ 9401. TWO EEW COIONIAU exterior. Also odd jobs, chain FRANK SCOTELLA Plum­ 1980. newly redecorated with laid ^ jb e list of October 1975 be financed from donations already receiv^ for the Frank Appl. No. 5 1 6 -Shell Oil Co. Find out more about the weekend Manchester, ufteen rooms, repaired. Low prices. bing - repairs and remodeling. Glode Memorial Fund. soldiers of the Connecticut Army ly and professional. You saw work and hauling, loam, CEILINGS and Walls. New or refrigerator and stove. One becomes due and payable on - GRANTED. National Guard. Call the "action MANCHESTER - Three three full baths, nine References. 569-4169. Vanities and hot water get to talk to such nice peo­ WE ARE presently accepting fireplaces, other features too ravel, whatever. Call Ed 871- old, texture ceilings, sand LOOKING for anything in real four room apartment newly the 1st day of July 1978. Proposed additional appropriation to Fund 71, Community Appl. No. 519— Acadia, Inc. guys” today at 64$46S3. applications for nurses aid bedroom Colonial with formal f158. heaters. Prompt service on estate rental - apartments,’ redecorated with refrigerator Development Block Grant Program - $301,000.00 to be ple (and you’ll love the dining room. Patio with stone numerous to mention. $130,- HOME IMPROVEMENT - finished, swirl, spray or stuc­ emergencies. 643-7024. Interest at the rate of one per — GRANTED, with con­ and service psitions. Please co. Drobiak Dry Wall Com­ homes, multiple dwellings, no and stove. Call 872-8718. financed from Federal Grant. pay!). Call Mr. Anderson call 649-8$M between 8 a.m. fireplace in backyard. Two- 000. Philbrick Agency, Interior and exterior. cent per month will be ditions. car garage. Convenient West Realtors, 646^00. “JUST-A-SHADE-BgTTER” pany, 646-8882. fees. Call J.D. Real Estate Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget at 525-0628. and 4 p.mX Remodeling. Decks, siding - 30 y e a rs e x p e rie n c e Associates, Inc. 646-1980. STORRS - UConn area - charged for all taxes Appl. No. 520 — Harold EXPERIENCED Travel side localion. Priced to sell and additions. Call 872-9879. Flooring 36 remaining unpaid for one 1976-77, Senior Citizens Center—^00.00 for continued meals JUST REDUCED - Owner matching colors and expert Roollng-Sldlng-Chlmney 34 Deluxe one and two bedroom Davey — GRANTED, with agent needed. Reply P.O. $36,500. Wulverton Agency, 30 LOCUST STREET - Second apartments, appliances, month after same became at Center, to be financed from donation already received conditions. Realtors, 649-2813. says "sell nowt” Clean 6-5 MANCHESTER wallpapering. Exterior FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, 330, Rockville. EXPERT TREE removal and problems. Call us, 289-1162, floor, four room apartment, carpeting, no pets, adults on­ due. Minimum interest charge fromUNICO. Appl. No. 517 - A&P Tea two-family in quiet convenient land clearing - free estimates ROOFER will install roof, floors like new, no waxing, location. Third floor has large BOWERS SCHOOL AREA 289-6516. siding or gutters for low dis­ (specializing in older floors). heated, security, $200. 646- ly. $130. monthly and up. 649- is $2.00 per bill. Office hours REVENUE SHARING Co. - DENIED. WANTED - mature reliable MANCHESTER - Charming - fully insured. Call All State 2426, 9-5. 5371. 429-4000. during July through Aug. 20 - Proposed additional appropriation to Revenue Sharing person for dishwashing, 8 three bedroom Ranch with 1 finished room, modern baths, Tree Expert Company. 647- count price. Call Ken at 649- Ceilings and inside painting. All variances and Special WE NEED BOYS & GIRLS 6 room, immaculate B.H. MAGOWAN Jr. & Sons - 2456. Monday through Friday, 9 Fund 81 — $11,500.00 to be financed from Entitlements under a.m.-4 p.m. Monday-FrSay. 1/2 baths, first floor family two oil furnaces, garage, city 1039. John Verfaille, 646-5750, 8K- Exceptions effective in accor­ 12 to 14 Y«ar Olds utilities. Excellent Invest­ Colonial on lovely lot. Painting, Paperhanging. Ful­ 2222. MANCHESTER - Attractively THREE ROOMS and tile a.m. to 2 p.m., and Monday Title I, Fiscal Assistance to State and Local Governments 40 hours. Call Mrs. Burdick, room, fireplace, fenced-in Large white birch, walk-up paneled, four rooms, stove, bath, heat and hot water, dance with General Statutes. yard, and more. Priced In the ment at only $38,900. Keith ly insured, free estimates. 30 night 7-9 p.m. and future entitlements. 647-9194 ext. 58, between 6 to canvass for Um attic, large screened BRICK, BLOCK, stone, Years experience. 643-7361. SPECIALIZING cleaning and refrigerator, cardeting, adults. $150 per month. Notice of these decisions a .m .-4 p .m ., M onday- 40 s. Zinsser Agency, 648-1511. Real Estate, 646-4126, 649- fireplaces. Chimney repair. repairing chimneys, Elaine Potterton ALLOCATION - REVE^IUE SHARING 1922. porch, IVk baths, Solarian references. No pets. $170.6^ Security deposit. References. has been filed In the Town Wednesday/ MANCHESTER & oak kitchen, fireplaced No job too small. Save. Call roofs,new roofs. Free es­ Tax Collector Proposed allocation from Revenue Sharing Fiind 81: For Clerk's office. 3167, 228-3540. No pets. Parking. 15 1/2 living room. A real beauty. 644-8356 for estimate. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• timates. 30 Years Experience. School, across from East Side Town of Bolton repairs to Heating System of.Town Hall - $11,500.00. Zoning Board WANTED - Relief cook, must MANCHESTER - New listing, Howley, 643-5361. Pascal A. Prignano, Secretary EVENING HERALD HOLTON excellent value, seven room $44,900. Building-Contracting 33 MANCHESTER - Mature cou­ Rec. of Appeals have experience in quanity Twelve room oldor QUALITY Reflnishing - 199 to place, those ple wanted for this clean 4 Board of Directors Mon.. Tuo$„ Wod. 5 - 8 P.M. Ranch, formal dining room, Paul J. Rossetto, cookery. Hours 11:45 a.m. - Coloniel. 3W bethe, don, [QWtMISMCS F orest. Street, Manchester. NEWTCiN H. Smith & Sons - HOftACE Tetrault - Siding, quick-ection Went room apartment in attractive BOLTON - Quiet one bedroom lull of cosh lo Manchester, Connecticut 7:45 p.m., four days. 32 hours. CALL 947-9946, 3-S P.M. fireplace, spacious rec room, Custom upholstering, caning Ads. Sell your idle Secretary pool. Ono aero 169,900. garage, private back yard. BARROW Sii W AUACE Remodeling, repairing, ad­ roofing, storm windows, aw­ 4 family brick building. Heat, townhouse. Appliances, bdttor than • gorMo Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this twenty-third day of Dated this 26th day of July, Call Mrs. Burdick, 647-9194 SMiMlit hitM IlnIhM and repairs. Free estimates. ditions, rec rooms, porches nings. Quality workmanship, items for cash. hot water, appliances $235. No carpeting, private. Walk-out Hi fuN of Muff. July, 1976. ext. 58, between 8 a.m.- 4 LAWRENCE F.FIANO $44,900. Hayes Corporation, iM-ini ittsm 3IMSIS Free pick-up and delivery. 1976. Woeffere 649-6971 6464)131. and roofing. No job too small. free estimates. Fully insured. children or ^ ts . Mr. Rossetto basement. No pets, adults on­ ram.. Mondav-Wednesdav 646-8574. Call 649-3144. ^ 872-9187, 649-3417. 646-2482. ly. 649-5371. III PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn,, Mon., July 28. 1976

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! < 5.95 1 Commind«r- old in------WILL THfrv H 6 Ethiopian aoveraign A CRtASt^l 1 11 Singtr 13 City on tha Rio Granda a s s u r e Yo u , SiR, BROTHERS LINCOLN 14 Lorraint'a neighbor 15 Unacctnted THtV^LL HOLD 16 Qlrl'a nama DEAR ABBY; Many parents are disturbed because in 16 Submarged h u n d r b p s i 73 CONT. NAM M $58K 75M0NAMN $3995 some sUtes it is now possible for adult adopted children to 19 Friend (coll.) Mfk oraM. nNWMna Intwr Mvlor, dtfk 73 C0NE7.2-WL SEDAN $2415 4-Ooor 89dm. SOvtr. burgundy vinyl in - 22 Queen of gram vinyl roof. All poiMr moMIno ipMd *eonamleal g< yl, autamada tranamMen, l9 ^ , •oonornkwl 8 ^ .. automttlo. powtr "unseal" their records and find out who their biological Carthage Bt99rlng-brftk95. radio, rodlal w h ft^ parents are. 24 Roman bronze 7.1fe oonirol. Wl vniMl, AM/m Umo A muoh radia, naw wMltwag Orta. Lata than 17,000 mora. Luxury It a low pria*. mUaa. This is an answer to my prayers because somewhere in 25 Prieatly 21) 33 Pinches the world is a 21-year-old girl I gave up for adoption because garment 17 Mussolini, for 34 Fence 74 MICK ELECIM 225 $40H 26 Headland example entrance WINTHROP By DICK CAVALLI 73 GRAN 70IBN0 SQURE $2895 Outloni 4-Dr. Hardtop. Dark brown, whNa I was an unwed mother who wanted my child to have a 30 Wanderer 19 Breathe 36 Public official 71NAVEINCN24R SEDAN $1SM WAQON, 381 V-g. Aula.. PS, PB, fKS. air, vkiylraol.w linavlnyllnlarlor.agpow arln- better life than I could give her at the time. 31 "Long live — heavily 40 Contemporary 54 Melancholy Eaanamloal I radto, S-apaad trantmla- ra d le . whHawalla. okidlno laotory ak, dtgdal ckMk. naw wWa 20 Biblical menace (2 55 Greek tetter R B M e M B B I? W H SsI •1^ iHatly aqulpaad. Hard-ta-llnd priat band ww radial draa. Trua Luxuryl I hope my daughter wants to know her “real" mother. I — I" Mickey Finn — Morris Waiss WE <5arCHIF© iin ^ 75 OHNAIA 44NL SEDAN $3HS want her to know that I have no desire to replace the woman 35 Russian prophet wds.) 56 Operated l iI 3 CAUB $2795 who raised her. I just want my daughter to accept me as her empress 1 r r r r 6 r T~ r AND THEY i^AVE 76 MUS7ANG I UgM graan, dark graan vinyl Intarlor,’ 37 Networks u e A CARRIER TO matohlno vinyl m ol, t oyl., tulom allo, PS, "other mother." I wonder if she realizes that 1 could have (anat.) ii 13 Blua with matehing vinyl I n t t r lo r . radio, wtw rtdM drat. S l ? '- l i i i l It TAJtEHIMHCMeiN? toonemical 4-cyt., 4-ipaad tranamlaalon, done what many other girls in my position have done—had 38 Secret scheme undar 10,000 mllaa. 1974 AHC H0NHE7 $2495 IWirorn'EMTOKMO $1195 an abortion. Instead 1 chose to risk my own life in childbirth 39 Highly skilled 14 • Sladon Wagon. 381 V-8, automado, powar in order to give her life. 40 Brazilian tree 73 PLYM. Duster $2695 4-Ooor Sadtn, toonamloal d oylindar, 43 Harrow's rival 14 1 auto., powar ataarlng, radio. Pnoao hghd ) 8 brakaa, powar windowa, powar Perhaps my daughter would like to meet me just to say, 2-Doof Coupa, graan, maldilng vinyl In- ira lrlM mllaaga. 45 Peer Qynt's ■ 1 tarlor, aconomlcal alani 0 ang., radia, naw "Thank you." -mother 19 20 2. ■ 2 2 24 I 9 wtiltawalla. Sharp car. HER OTHER MOTHER 46 Wagers 46 Zodiac sign 25 26 e 29 1 51 Public speaker it 34 DEAR OTHER: Please read on for a letter from a mother 53 German ST who has been on both sides of the adoption table. emperor w s r / M O R I i WERS/ 57 English 1 1 DEAR ABBY: When I was 17 I had a baby girl out of noblewoman 38 34 SB List of 1 wedlock. I gave her up for adoption because her father mistakes 40 41 42 44 couldn’t marry me. (He was married.) 59 Trumpet ** I became a registered nurse and subsequently married a sound 46 47 HT W\ 60 Type of car 315 CEUnR ST.y MANCHESTER. COHN. 643-5135 very fine physician. We seemed unable to have children, so 61 62 U 54 66 66 DOWN 2 1971 VOLKSWAGEN, 411, 1971 OLDSMOBILE we a d o p ts a baby girl. Within a year I gave birth to a baby Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermeer excellent condition, Toronado, eight cylinder girl. Two more children followed. 1 Circuit Court 67 6ft WAREHOUSE automatic, very clean, low automatic transmission with I have never forgotten the baby I gave away, but I hope of Appeals u 66 mileage, rear defogger, radial air-, $1,300. Savings Bank of (ab.) n with all my heart she does not seek me out. The woman who I HIT BETTER I EVEN V i tol_d MANUFACTURING SPACE tires, $1,695. 649-3453 or 649- Manchester, Repossession. adopted her and raised her from infancy is the only mother ..\KWXl*A»*KFl KNTKHI’HISF; VS.SN > 7901.______THAN YOU DID STOLE yYOU~5lRL5 AVAILABLE 646-r,00. she’s ever known and is her "real” mother in every sense of AND I FIELDED the word. MORE YARE NO • Twmty mlnutM from Rout* M *FrM Parking 1970 VOLKSWAGEN, Fast- BETTER, t o o ; TOYOTA Corona - Mark II. 1965 CHEVELLE - 48,000 I know, because I am also the mother of an adopted child BASES.7 DIFFERENT • Zonad commarclal'or haavy manufacturing • Ground back, automatic transmis­ 1971, automatic, air con­ sion, $700. Savings Bank of original miles, new brakes, whom I love every bit as much as my biological children. If THAN I floor-high callinga a 14,000 ag. ft. oflica apaca • Quiat ditioning, good condition. Manchester, Repossession. runs good $350. Firm. Call 646- my adopted daughter were to seek out her biological Win at Bridge - country aatting • Ftaxibla laaaing anangamanta • Will $1450. or best offer. 289-5240. 8761. 646-1700. mother, deep down I would be crushed. aub-divida • NO amp powar aarvica wHh city watar, 1967 PONTIAC Tempest - If my biological daughter were to suddenly locate me, I aprinklar ayatam • Loading doeka. 1974 AUSTIN M arina-8 track, 1973 CHEVROLET Caprice, Excellent condition, no rust, four-door hardtop, air-, power can see nothing but problems for her, me, my family and the am/fm and CB, luggage rack. low mileage. Best offer over parents who adopt^ her. Ye olde deduction good Call Steven Stone at 203-688-3609 Must sell, $1,800. 649-2925. steering, power brakes, 31,000 $475. 875-8861. miles, private. $2,975. 643- I realize that all adopted children are curious about their 6526. biological parents, but in satisfying their curiosity, they are 1966 BUICK Special - 4-door. 1972 AMC Gremlin, six bound to open up a lot of wounds and create many 56,000 miles. Good tires. Call 5 cylinder, standard, over 20 problems. Apartmentt For Rent 53 Autos For Sato 61 to 7 p.m. 643-5421. NORTH miles per gallon. Asking $1,- I think one set of parents is enough for any child. What * 3 2 100. Call 643-1377. do you think, Abby? FOUR ROOM apartment, se­ WE PAY $15 for complete 1972 FORD F-lOO Pick-up. USED CAR V K J9B64 Oswald: “ Once South made Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence cond floor, adults only, no junk cars. Call Joey, Tolland BOTH SIDES ♦ 72 it notrump North could not go Compare at $1699. Manchester 1973 TOYOTA Corona deluxe pets, call after 6 p.m. M3-5838. Auto Body, 528-1990. Small Cars, 461 Main Street, «K98 to hearU. West made the book wagon. 4-speed. Best offer. up DEAR BOTH; I agree. 643-4249. Call 643-8557. VARIETY lead (book of 1905) of the VM EAN THEM POIKITY-HBADEP actually I'M , RIGHT! THAT'S WHAT Homes tor Rant 54 PARTS Department now open WEST EAST deuce of clubs. East’s queen ALIENS ON THE UFOs PON'T OPERATIN6 ( WE FiaUREP ALL Saturdays. Complete line of 1973 CHEVROLET - Malibu. CONFIDENTIAL TO "INFORMATION, PLEASE” IN *QJ10 A K 97 654 lost to South’s ace and three WORRY, BUPpy- YOU'LL BE SAFE UNPER WHAT'sV ALONe, PALI SEVEN ROOM house, Hebron Chrysler parts. Chorches Air conditioned. Compare at 1 969 KARMAN GHIA, PACK the RENO: It is not necessary to sign your name or include an WQ73 W5 notrump wrapped up. Actual­ IN THE HAPpy h o m e ; Road, Bolton. 2 1/2 baths, Motors. 649-3646. $1799. Manchester Small Cars, automatic transmission, good Ki address to have your letter appear in my column. And yea, 9 965 ♦ A 10 8 3 ly, the hand was given as an large yard, garden etc. $335. 461 Main Street, 643-4249. condition, receipts for recent all letters are held in the strictest of confidence. A personal *7 432 «QS example of great card reading monthly. 649-2871. 1975 FORD Maverick - 2-door, work. $600. Call 643-8621, reply will be sent to those who enclose a stamped, addressed SOUTH (D) by South. You led your longest hatch" « A 8 standard. Radio, heater. 1972 CADILLAC - Fleetwood envelope. My address: P.O. Box #69700, Lcs Angeles, Cslif. suit against notrump and If EIGHT ROOM Older Radial tires. 19,600 miles, 21 Brougham. All luxury options, VA102 Fun, Function & Fortitude in q Great New Toyota 90069. vou had two suits of equal Colonial. Fireplaces. Large mpg in city. Must sell. $2400. ♦ KQJ4 new rad ial tire s, $2799. 75DATSUN921D $2995 length you led from the lawn, parking area. 228-0064. Manchester Small Cars, 461 Two door sedan, 4 speed, radial * A J 10 5 Appliances. No children, pets. (Ires, electric rear window Neither vulnerable .stronger one.” Main Street, 643-4249. defogger. Bright green. Working adults. 643-2880. 1972 IMPALA 4-door, 14,000 PONTIAC LYNCH HAS ’EM Jim: "I see what the writer miles, automatic, one owner, 1971 MGB Roadster. Radial 74 AMC H O HfT $2895 Wett North E x it South was driving at. West had led $2,400. Call after 4 p.m., 643- tires, low mileage. $2299. Two door sedan, 6 cylinder Astro-graph IN.T. fourth best from a suit beaded IS engine, automatic, blue with by nothing. Hence, be held 6310. Manchester Small Cars, W1 matching Interior. PLUS: Paul P a u Pasa Business for Rent 55 Opening lead — 2 * three cards in each other suit. Main Street, 643-4249. By BERNICE BEDE 080L 1970 FORD, Country Squire, 73 HORKT >.$3995 Over 75 Other Corolles Including 2 Doors, 4 South played bis ace of hearts, FOR RENT - Connecting or RETURNING Sportabout super stick station station wagon, power 1971 HORNET Sportabout. wagon. 6 cylinder engine, By Oswald 4i Jam ei Jacoby finessed against West’s queen Alley Cop — Cave Graue separate front room offices. steering, power brakes, Clean, automatic, 69,000 automatic, power steering, radio, Doors, Herdtops, Wagons and 5 Speeds. and wound up making twelve 953 Main Street. Call 643-4846. and roof rack. Oswald: "If the bidding of J am/fm radio, roof rack, $900. miles. One owner. $1200. 537- today’s hand looks peculiar it tricks. The author never 646-2443. 2236. H KM w ! I SHOULD HAVE NOTICED THIS SEEMS TD ME THATS WHAT 73 DATSUN 619 $2895 SEE THEM ALL AT.... For Tuotday, July 27,1976 SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov. 22) Is taken from a book on the pointed out that maybe a TWO - Professional Offices - Two door hardtop, OHC 4< LOOSE CONNECTION BEFORE.' YOU SAID LAST TIME.' ^ ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) II Once you sM your alghts, don't game of bridge which was oueen of spades lead from First floor, excellent business PONTIAC, LeMans, 1970, cylinder engine, AM-Ffyf. 5 location, all facilities, automatic, electric rear defroster. you must make a choice today let outside Infuonces distract succeeded by auction and then that collection of trash in the automatic, power steering, Tan. between an old friend and a you. It you got oh-torgot. It will West hand would have been WONMUS parking, rent reasonable. 649- clean, $950. Call 643-0677. by conUract." kND OSCAR BOOM 1680, 649-3549. 72 FUT $1595 D D C I B I 3 : new one. ITs to your advantage b« hard lo gtt llnod up again. Jim: “In contract, North far better.” BRAND NEW 1976 to stand by the one you've ARE TRYING TO Model 126, four door sedan, sure SAOITTARlUt (Nov. 23-D«e. and South would bid a ^ make 1973 CHEVY - Air, good condi- known the longest. REPAIR A MAL­ BROAD STREET - Modern footed front wheel drive, radial 345 CENTER STREH, M A N C K S ia 21) The timing Is not tho best to —- _____ j m . - FUNCTION IN TH E tion. $1695 firm. Call 643-2323. tires. Blue. PHONE 646-4321 four hearts. In auction when high-rise office building, all ( R o u t * D ) TAURUS (April 20-Msy 20) If sprhg a change ol plant on declarer got credit for A Wisconsin reader wants VIEVV-SCREEN SO THEY CAN VERIFY utilities and parking, $ hand full of cash It better FIAT 71 SUPER 9EETIE $1695 things are running smoothly on your aasoclatas. Your Ideas everything made they would to know the correct bid as carpeted, will sub-divide. 4>cyllnder engine, 4>speed the home front, don't bo the may be great, but they won't be dealer with: A l l e y o o p 's p r e ­ than a garage Ini ef stuff. transmission. AM-FM. Dark play two hearts and make s e n t LOCATION Rentals start at $100 per one who derails them. Maintain Inclined to buy. * AKJxxxxxWAzzx x * - green with brovim Interior •••••••••••••••••••••••••• four. In bridge the dealer e IN TIME.* month. 646-8422 , 646-5764. the status quo. CAPRICORN (Deo. 22-Jan. One spade is the correct 71 HORIET $1795 VOLVO - 1968 144 S. Standard, Trucke lor Bale 62 Motorcyelaa-Bleyetaa 64 either made tnimp or s^d ‘I Two door sedan.Economical but solid, clean, dependable and GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) 19) By all means keep those bridge it’ whereupon his opening bid. Two spades a REPORTED BY THE NOW RENTING Space in the not directly Involved out ol your room enough for people. 6* economical. Radlals, $650. DODGE, new 1976 Vans - Win­ BSA CHOPPER - 650CC Your sch^ ule should move partner had to make trump reasonable second choice and LAB COMPUTER TO Manchester Mini-mall. Will cylinder engine, radio, automatic, 646-8098. like a well-oiled clock today, personal allairs. The wrong four spades a bad third. BE THE Y E A R 1504. build to suit. Special half price /inyl Interior. Metallic green. dow Vans, Kary Vans - Take Springer,qger, hard tail, hog wheel, provided you don't make last- kind of kibitzer could creete new paint, with trailer and rates prior to fall grand your pick from New minute changes. havoc. Bwrry’t World 7011 FORD FALCON $1495 1970 PLYMOUTH Duster - Six Englands' largest selection. many spare parts. Asking opening. 643-1442. Two door Mdm. Lookt HM . cylinder, automatic, power AOUARIU8 (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions Torino but Is really a Falcon. 6- Dodge Truck Center, 265 $1200. Call after 6 p.m. 646- CANCER (June 21-July 22) cylinder engine, 3-speed steering, power brakes, good Murphy Road, Hartford. 527- 2997. Prudent management ol your Though It may temporarily be a transmission, power steering condition. Asking $1200. Call 8246. Open tonight until 9 p.m. resources will put you In the disadvantage, honor your Metallic green with black interior.Interior after 6 p.m. 646-2997. plus column today. Spend only . promlaas today. Don't let L CaffloMs- OFFICE SPACE TWO 1952 International 3/4 for Immedlals. esssntlsl needs. friends think you'd back down f a RTl y s i z e i Mobile HomasHe 66 on your word. FOR RENT Trucks tor Sole 52 ton pick-ups. One in excellent LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You are 1973 BARACUDA condition with 60,000 original 18’ CAMPER trailer - single apt lo be a far batter manager PISCES (Fab. 20-Msreh 20) ISO square feet, center of I 2 Door hardtop, 318 engine. 3 1969 F-lOO, 6-cylinder, 3-speed than your spouse today. Try to This can be a very productive speed on the Itoor, power 128 2 DOOR SEDAN miles. Shop manual included. axle, excellent condition. Manchester, air conditioning and! 72 MONnGO MX $2295 standard, 8* style side, tactfully run the show, without day, provided you're not parking. Call 643-9SS1. steering, radio, tape deck. Only Brougham. Runs on regular gaa. $550. for both. 644-0204. Eleven years old. $1,500. Call 17,000 miles. Immaculate. Two door hardtop. V-8, radio excellent running condition. 742-8930. hurting her feelings. hampered by an erratic factory air conditioning,-----' power $1599 or best offer. Call after 5 coworker. Be discriminating In VIRGO (Aug. 21-tept. 22) steering,steerin automatic, four now p.m., 228-0114. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• your choice ol associates. * 1 5 7 S white sfde wall tires. Bronze with SELLING your mobile home? Operate along logical, proven brown vinyl roof. Molorcyclaa-Bleyelas 84. Top dollar offered (or fast lines today. Attempting In­ Resort Property ★ *2696 reaults. 1-8284)880, Broker. novations will create problems Your For Rent 5 6 71 FORD $1795 phi5 Freight and Dealer Frep. Qalaxle 500 four door hardtop. V- MOTORCYCLE Insurance - that could otherwise be easily 1974 HORNET 8, automatic, factory air, radio, Specializing in low cost BE WISE - Check out this avoided. Birthday LAKE KANASATKA - 2 Door. 6 cylinder, standard shift, blue metaUlo with mtlchlno In­ As-One-Or-Two power steering, 26,000 original te rio r coverage for over 10 years. Schult home before you buy. LIBRA (Sepl. 23-Oet. 23) Hava July 27, 1979 Moultonboro, New 3 TO CHOOSE FROM Binding authority. Crockett Front kitchen matching Hampshire. Lakefront cot­ miles. One owner. Immaculate. lun with your pals today but FMT-DATSIM-OPEL-LANCIA Agency, Inc., 643-1577. appliances, new wall to wafl don't get mixed up In anything Try to give time this coming tage, sleeps five. Completely carpeting. Just $5,995. that calls for a financial risk. It year lo things ol a creative furnished, screened-in porch, * 2 1 9 5 SPORTS 1973 YAMAHA. 175 Enduro, Complete, ready to live in, won't work out. nature. Your brain children Born Loser — Art Sansom sundeck, private beach, float, Many extras, $400. Cal] 649- excellent (inaoclng available. could help you develop a dock. Great fishing. ★ 74 CAPn $3195 6956 after 5 p.m. Ask for Mike. First tlnffrofferea New blue larger bank account. Conveniently located in Lakes IMPORT BrUUent orano# tportt oeupt. Baron vflm an IS' front living Region area. $175. weekly. 2000 cu engine. 4-tpeed 1974 PLYMOUTH _____ CEHHR iranamiBslon. AM-FM, radial 1967 TRIUMPH 650 TR6, room. Super home - was |1S,- Available August 14-21 and 21- Fury II. 4 Door Sedan, automatic, tires. Sharp! chopper, best offer. Call 875- 995, save $2,000. Trades power steering, power brakes, Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl and Stoffel 28. Call Cromwell, 635-0457 24U after 5. welcome. Our prices can’t be after 4:30 p.m. radio. 32,000 miles. 72 OPEL 67 $2695 Economy with a flair. This high beat. Fifty homes to choose “I think I've put my linger on our problem. Jlm- styled sports coupe is equIppM 1970 BSA motorcycle, $500. from $995. New 14’ wide from COLUMBIA LAKE - water­ with a 4-speed tranamisslon, s o I SAYS CAKE FOR SOME |/n y Carter has been 'acting more presidential' ’ 2 1 9 5 electric rear window defroster, Savings Bank of Manchester. $9,995. Immediate parking front - year ‘round furnish^ Repossession. 646-1700. COOKIES, 6 u e s? than we have!" house available for rest of radial t(rea. Bright yellow. available throughodt the ¥ state. Parts, supplies and MY \ summer. $175 per weekly, $650 MANCHESTER HONDA 71 MC9-6T $2695 HARLEY DAVIDSON - 1973 - Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick monthly. No pets. 228-0602. 1975 PLYMOUTH 4-Speed tranamisslon, AM-FM. accessories; full time service ^ SHOELACE ^ y Q w c h e r u v ^ 8 ^ p . 2«Ooor hardtop, air con­ Michelln steel belted radial Urea, full dresser, 3,900 miles, mint department. Plaza Homes, IS UNTIED.' ditioning. powar ataarlng. is proud to announce electric rear window defroster, condition, asking $3,300. will 1348 Wilbur Cross Hi^wa: automatio, radio, vinyl ro^. ^oyal blue with brown Interior. . consider offers. 649-5489. Berlin Tnpk., Berlin, (%nn. NOW T4AT NOT BOSTON, BUSTER,PLYMOUTH aoon om iod a oyllndar. WE'RE AT -WHERE THE ROCK IS,' WANTED - Two bedroom the new Honda Accord Is here! 82841369. 1973 MAICO 250 - Needs work. THE LINCOLN 2 apartment, duplex or house in Must sell. $500. or best offer. MEMORIAL town or nearby for September * 3 4 9 5 1971 DODGE VAN camper, 72 DATSUN Call 647-9754. automatic, power steering, YOU'D THE LINCaN STATUE 1st. 487-1517. MoM 831 Vt Ton Plokup. Tho limout llttlo HUBTLEH, 4 air, mags, new tires. Asking PIWBABLV WAS MADE FROM 20 1U71PITM0UTH oyllndor, 4 sgesO tronomlMlon. HONDA - 1972 CB 500. Wiring $3,600. M7-I— RATHER BLOCKS OF GEORGIA ImmoouioM. tlw boot Moond oat and non metal parts damaged TELL US WHITE AVARBLE BY you will ovor own. by fire. Only 6,000 miles on SPRITE - 18’, 1972 Trailer, ABOUT THE DANIEL CHESTER FRENCH,' engine. - A re.bullders large windows, light weight, MAYFLOWER' INCIDENTALLY, THE EVERY TIME 67 IHTERNATIONAL $1195 challenge. $400. 646-8098. Mulpped, used two seasons. REACHIN', CLASSIC ARMCHAIR V4 Ton Plokup. oainpor oony op­ HE'S PINNED Clean, |2,100. Call 643^046. HMMM.' DELICIOUS.' BOSTON/ IS 12 FEET, TO THE MAT tion, V-8, 4 opood, power 1975 HONDA MRUS Enduro. itoorlng. A atrong truok. ■ b INCHES.' HE CRAWLS 6 Excellent condition, less than VENTURE POP UP Camper - too miles on bike. Must sell. Sleeps six, like new. $1,700. THROUGH Best offer. Call 647-9754. Call 6456142. THE ROPES/^

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